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Executors S Notice.

I LETTERS of Administration cunt testament
b to OomerO, upon the estate of Richard
Nagle, late of Susquehanna township Cam
bria county, deceased, have been granted to
the subscribers, by the Register of Cambria
county. All persons indebted to said estate
will please come forward and pay the same
and those having claims against will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN r. NAGLE.
RICHARD II. NAGLE,
May Il, 1S66-6t". Executors
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the affects of youthful indiscretion, will. for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing.
JOHN B. OGDEN.
No. 13 Chambers St., New York.
Feb. 1st, 1866. ly.
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ASSEMBLY,.

To the Democracy QfCaD,bria County:-I
take this method of announcing myself as a
candidate for nomination to the House of
Representatives, by the next Democratic
County Convention. JOHN S. riley.
Ebcushurg, April L.. 1866.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

STRANGE, BUT TRUE.
Every young lady and gentleman in the
Ohitca States can hear something very
much TO 'Helr advantage by return mail (free
VI ,r charge oy addressing the undersigned.
nose having Tears OF being hurnbugged will
'nlige by not noticing this card. All others
VIII please address their obedient servant,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN.
S3l Broadway, New York.
Feb. 1866. 1y.
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DIR. THOMAS III. DOYLE

ANING located permar emily in Chest
IA Springs, Pa, respectfully tenders his
Professional services to the citizens Of that
pace and vicinity. Office one door above
f. X Ii Nuttcr's store.
Chest Springs. Aplil -, 1866 I'm.
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ALLEYS.

TEN-PIN ALLEYS
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
George w. Mullen, l 30 90
An appeal will be held at the Treasurer,s
Office, at Ebensburg. on Monday the 4th
day cf June, 1866.
JOHN COX, Mercantile Appraiser.
May II, 1866-4t.
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TRIAL LIST.

list OF CAUSES set down for trial at Tho
Il Court of Common Pleas, commencing
Monday june 4th 1866.
Early ct. al rs. Fock!er,
Noel rs. Matthews.
Matthews rs. Noel.
Bradfortl's use ps. Rager.
Fox rs. Bardine.
Scanlan rs Shoemaker
Arnold ct. al. IS. Evans ct. ri.
Hogue rs. M'Mullen ct. al.
Settlemoyer rs. Hagg.
M'Mullen as M'Coy.
GEO. @. X. ZAHM, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office, Ebensburg;l
May 8, 1SG5.3t. -.
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ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

MICHAEL HASSON, Esq. Ebensburg, Pa.
D. 7. STORM, of Ebcnsburg, Pa.
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DIR. FrRnLl m mad the South Carolina
Planter.


A friend relates to us that the Summer
before the war at the house of a hospitabIc
South Caroliniar planter, he was up one
morning with the sun and was about to
venture forth On a morning walk, when he
was checked by the planter at the door.
You cannot lass. Sir. Too early"
TOO carly Why, my dear Colonel,
what SAYS Dr. Franklin 2"
"Early to bed and early to rise will make
man healthy and wealthy and wise.'''
Very fine, sir; but all fallacy. Early
rising and the Inhalation, upon an empty
stomach, of the morning malaria of this
country North and South, have been the
death ~ thuuSau3s--the death Of thousands,
Nr from the time of Capt. John Smith to
this day. Wait till after breakfast. fortify
YOUR stomach with = cup of hot coffee. and
then, the no1ious yapors If the night being
cEha.cd by the sun, we Will take a morning
ride.
But my dear Colonel, | am already for
tlhst with wine glass of HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERS.
"Ah, then, sir, you may stick to DR..
franklin. Hostctter's agent at Charleston
supplies me, and am expecting box to-
day with my wagon. Those Birtters, |
Ind, are q sure protective against all the fe-
vdS resulting from malaria. Doctor Frank
In holds good. sir. even in the swamps of
South Carolina, If fortified with Hostcttel' s
BltterS"
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s(e6 Abbertis

List of Retailers
0F Foreign and Domestic Merchandise in
u Cambria county, for the year 1866:
JOHNSTOFN BOROUGH.
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BILLIARD TABLES.
IFASHINGT0N TOWNSHIP.
George W. Mullen. 40 90
.JOHNSTOH,N BOROTGH
Jac. IIoltzworth, 30 90
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
FREDERICK KITTELL, Ebensburg. Pa.

EBENSBURG & CRESSON RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, April II, 1866.
trains on this road will run rs pllows:
LEAVE EBENSBURG-
At 7.3O A. NJ, connecting with Baltimore
Express West.
At 80 p. NJ, connecting with Phila Ex
st and Mail Train West.
LEAVE CREsSoN-
At So A. NJ, or on departure of Balt
Express West
Al 9.o2 P. NJ, or on departure Of the Mail
Train West.
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A FRESH lot OF prime Sesars and Tobacco
Il Just received and for sale at the Book
Store Of JAMES MURRAY.
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Announcement of Ganslbates,

Subject to the Decision Of the Democratic
County CoRre1itioH.
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---s7'
Trial List.

Trial List.
IS'r OF CAUSES, set down for Trial on
u the Second Week, June Term, commen-
cling Monday June 1lth 1896
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LICENSE NOTICE.

PIE Petitions Of the following persons will
| be presented to the Court of Quarter Ses-
sions for the County of Cambria June Term,
1866:
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, 10 which we invite the at
tention OF our readers: 55. -gel5a.. 90
j @ Deming is prepared to insure the goods of
builders, owners, merchants, shippers, and all
others having property to insure. at
q W Rototand Il Co., have for sale large
supply of all kinds of salt, which they pre-
pared to sell on the most reasonable terms.
Il III Darden, administrator of VIM. a.. Wal
ters deceased, notifies creditors and debtors to
settle with L. C. P. Cewper, in Portsmouth.
The Atlantic Female College will commence its
9Th annual Session on the 9Th of Octsber. VIM.
Spottswood Fontan is President.
w II Roberts, Auctioneer, will sell on Tuesday
next, the 4th of September, at the tobacco ware
house, on credit of go days, cargo Of Barbs-
molasses of direct Importation by the schooner
Lady Antrim.
VIM r Fentress, Trustee, will rent on storage
the warehouse No. Is Wide Water street. APP
plication to be made to w. X. Roberts, Auction
Ger. t@
Sheppard G Miller, Gle K, publishes an order
of Court in the suit Of VIM. HI. Hudgins against
Forest b. Owens, notifying the defendant to APP
pear and protect his interest. s5tse#1
! DR.. Robert b. Tan.taU has a second hand
chaise, which he wishes to dispose Of. 1t is made
by Goddard, of Boston.
+. A. Karn has just returned with splendid
assortment of Fall and Winter clothing.
The Eclectic Institute for young ladies, No. l03
West Monument street, Baltimore, will commence
on the 18th of September. The Rev. Artist ides
8. Smith occupies the chair of Natural and Moral
Sciences. athaatsrA II 81
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ALEXINA HOUSE, NAGyS, HEAD.
A. f. JACORS Prouriator


/, August Goth, ls66-W. L. Elliott, Joseph
Skinner, Hartford, n c.; Miss F. R. Badham,
Greece; r. B. Cox, Hartford, s
August 2lst 186e.-L. W. Gordon, N. c.; w.
H. Reed, Hartford, N. c. m l.a
N. c.; Miss F. M. Badham, BRAZIL F. M. Cook,
P. H. Welsh, lack Jones, A. E. Jones, Joseph
skinner, G. W. Hudgins, Willis Bagley, Stephen
Bagley, VIM Morgan, Hartford Brass Band; j..
9. Skinner, D. White, Hertford, n. c.; W. F.
Allen 4 lady, Norfolk Va; Jos. Mullen Jr., NJ.
G. Griffith, Hartford, N. g. q. ,.a' :.
August 10th, W, Grandy, b: Rec, Norfolk
Va; J. NJ. Sumner, Miss Betty Perry, Master
VIM. Sumner, Hertford, N. c.; John Snider;
Charles CT alf,es Guerkin leader Elizabeth CITY Brass
Band; s. J. Misksll, T. T. Rutter, G. b. 'Eutter,
q: B. Coleman, N. II. Crawford, E. P, Grandy,
Q. Horner, Elizabeth City Brass Band; Julian
Russell, c. B. Brothers, James o. Woodward, N.
e.; VIM. F: Orphelia, England J. G. Perry,
W. H. H. Wallace and lady, Elizabeth City, N.
L L.5
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KindIing Wood.

The business Of cutting up Virginia forests
into kindling wood, is one ofmuchimportance
in the Northern cities. ~
Pine is obtainelin this noighborhood at the
landings at comparatively small figure, or
even at less price, if the wood is bought
standing and cut up by the owner. az
Now this wood is carried to New York and
sold to dealers there, at from 81 $12,
and sometimes for even larger price.
What is done with this wood ? Of course
much of it is used to drive the tugs on the
railroads, and for other machinery; but our
Northern friends know too well the value of
money to throw away cords Of logs foar feet
long in cooking in fireplace eight feet broad.
They cut it up by machinery into small bill
let's which they pack in bundles, and in this
shape it is ready for kindling fires in the fur
naces of their houses, or for cooking their
breakfasts or preparing tea; where fire Is
merely required to last long enough to broi a
beafsteak or heat kettle. -. * as
In the shape of ibillets all ready for kind
ling, what, was originally cord OF logs brings
about twenty five dollars, something even
more. - .,-.ts.ass
Now, why should we not introduce at our
landings machinery that would make Our
pine OH the spot equal to twenty-five dollars
a cord, thus putting the immense difference
in price into our own pockets, insteadof those
Of the New York dealers and cutters q ia,se
We believe that some att mpts have been
made at bundling wood in this region, prin-
cipally for home consumption however, which
is small business; but we SOC no reason why
We should not carry lit on large scale,
where the profits are 50 enormous, that cut
ting and splitting machinery capable OF pre-
pairing only four cords day, and costing
$1,000, could be made to produce more profit
for the money invested than any kind,aoi
manufacture that we are acquainted with.
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SWEETS TO THE SWEET. "A charming
young lady of this town has been crowned
Queen Of Love and Beauty in Goochland, and
albeit we have more silver in DIR hail. than
in our pockets, we are prepared to hold the
lists against all corners in sustaining the
taste Of the successful Knight. Not since the
days of Philip of Hainault, and Bertrand de
Born, was ever fair ''ladys" more worthy
to preside oyer knightly festival than this
, dark eyed, young represent tive Of tide water
beauty
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ADDENDUM.-Our friend, the Rev. Mr..
Hume, from whom we had a pleasant visit
yesterday, in our conversation, pointed out to
us, that we had omitted in our notice of the
election of Rev r. G Jones to the chair OF
Moral and Mental Philosophy" to mention
the fact Of his appointment also to the Presi-
deney OF the Richmond College. We improve
our original statement and repeat our best
wishes for the prosperity of the learned Pro-
fessor in his new sphere Of duty. f1
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New TRAFFIC. -'fhe smart little steamer
Jennie Lind, Captain Rodgers, arrived from
Hampton to-day with a large consignment Of
laths and soap l17l boxes) for this market.
There is soap factory near Hampton, and
the arrival of this oargo-=small as it is
comes as happy illustration OF what we have
urged, to-wit the Importance of seeking local
trade sfs .-s.ssf, ~ ma
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~ The PRoTRAcTED iMEETING.---This re-
ligious meeting is going on very encoufaginly
at Providence Church. A considerable num-
Der of mourners are seeking the way Of saliva
tion, while several converts have been added
to the list Of church members. We wish the
good work a "free course" and that it may
4t'abound"
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Died,

Last evening at s o'clock, LOUISA JANE,
consort of e.. Mayer, in the 4sth year of her
age
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited to attend her funeral to morrow morning
at IL OF clock, from the Presby terrain Church.
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~THAsks.--Wei are indebted for Southern
papers, to our obliging friends Of Harnden's
Express, for the last act of courtesy under
that name. ~. a 5f,s,
Also, tothe National, with which they are
United. fF lgss-sI75s i-5s1 ~.
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RAMA cspioas and long-continued
shower fell last night; had it fallen two weeks
ago, and been general in its diffusion, there
w uld have beena grain of com in every
I drop. Those interested in the calculation
can mskeiit! s5dAZd ~ - 81 - ~
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Ida. WARD.-We regret to learn that this
gentleman is suffering from wound in the
hand, inflicted by splinter, in his examipa-
ton of the case of necrosis Of the femur, pre-
viously mentioned. - h-...,...-.- - =.
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MEND, YOUR WAYS. 1.-The sidewalk on
High street, 10 Portsmouth, is very much ont
of repair in some places We hope the au-
thorilies will look to this, and have the bad
places put in order. + I,f - -
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+. +. FERGUSON, AuctiOneer-

TRUSTEES SALE
DY VIRTUE FA DEED OF Trust
ID from Elisha R. johnson and wife, to secure
advance from the Norfolk Building Fund As
ISOLATION, the Undersigned will proceed to sell at
auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY
the 18th day of September. at II o'clock, NJ,
E77ONE DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT, d.
z Nos. "a and 90,
On East side of Brewer street, between Butte and
Charlotte, together with the LOT nnoc wtich It
is situated, go fe,t deep by 80 feet wide.
TERMS OF SALE.-One quarter cash; 4, 8 and IL
mon tbs credit will be given for the balance, the
purchaser giving bonds, bearing interest ard
deed OF trust to secure deferred payments.
a'@ii9 FINLEY F. FERG USON, 80.
''."s tA1 LEWIS SALISBURY,
JOHN P. LEIGH,
Trustees Norfolk Building Fund Association. 8
ea.1N F. F. FERGUSON =
au25-tds Auctioneer.
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% The Rev. Mr.. MAeooN.---It may interest
some Of our readers in Hampton and on the
Peninsula, where he was known, TO hear that,
the sky-rockety preacher we have named
above, who has eaten many good dinner in
our noble old '.Shire Of Elizabeth City" is
now starring it at Saratoga. He preached ~
there Sunday before last in the Opera House
upon HLife," aid charmed the female part Of
his audience with his fine rhetoric. Alto
gether tne performance seems to have been
sensational and dramatic. A collection was
taken. up ----- Of course. ~ . -.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE, !.
poa7 o. Nonro1K AND PoarsnoUra,' Aug. 20.

-5--Sl-~,-.
ARRIVALS etsr.--.
- Str. Thos Kelso, Russell, Baltimore.
y Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown. 2 4 4 y
str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond. ga &
ara DEPARTURES. .Fsf.s-
Str Thos. Kelso, Russell, Baltimore. all mad
Str Eolus, McCarrick, yorktown. zoos q
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton. r4E n1ogl
Str John Sylvester, Post, Richmond, u 10 g -,
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/, Doc BITE, No. 11.-Master Prince was
bitten OH Sunday, says city contemporary,
and we, therefore, feel compelled to abandon
our theory that the eleventh. case was, accord
ing to the doctrine of retributive justice,
bound to be Councilman. -' D'aff n
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ARRIVALS
ATLANTIC HoTEL.-A. G. NrvFos Prop'r,

ATLANTIC HOTEL,-A. G. NEWTON, Prop'r.
-~O>O~~~~~~-~-o~-~~
'gn WEDNESDAY, August ~, 1866.
Edward A. Brian, SamI Kitson. Baltimore; F.
Briggs, New Orleans, G. w. Rosan, Baltimore;
Rev, c. L. P. Machenheim, Washington, D. c.;
John q. Mead, Augusta; J. W. I. Lee, Sussex;
M. ". Gary. n; O.; .. 5. stilispger, wife and
kiddic ok Suffjlk. - S-- 2
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90 New INvENTIoN.- buliet-proof unif}rm
or clothing has been invented. At the Vol
unteer Shooting Ground in Belgium, the In
yentor suffered himself to be fred at at the
distance of hundred yards, and the conf
cal bullet struck him and fell to the ground
Hattened. He picked it up and showed it in
triumph to the crowd. He would not suffer
the texture Of the newly invented cloth to be
examined. If we ever fight duel we shall
borrow his coat. GGktla
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"a ALARM OF FIRE.---Between midnight and
one o'clock this morning, there was an alarm
of fire in the house of Mary White on Com
mefce street, which vas soon ektinguishsd.
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CHANBERs' Shook AND LADDER COMPANY
This company will hold a meeting in Portsr
mouth on next Tuesday night ; The snlanI-
bers are requested to be punotual in their. at
tendance h-i45i7ss eas 2
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COMMERCIAL.

The following sales are reported at the Mer-
chants Exchange: 5000 pounds Of Dried Apples
at 1870. $500 Bushels of Corn, at ST., Is. ], 600
pounds of Hog Round Bacon, at 19c.
Receipts of Bales of Wool, Barrels of Smok-
ing Tobacco and TOO Bushels of White Corn.
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LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
sfaA - AUCTION.


nN THURSDAY, AUGUST 30th, at
~ the rooms of E. c. Lindsey & Co., "a West
Main street, l will sell the following HOUSES
AND lois in Norfolk, and FARMS in Virginia
No. IA Vacant Lot on North Church street,
80 by 90 feet, et.l .5- -..g .lt. .H'| .
No. IA Frame Dwelling on North Church
street, (No. l42); Lot 81 by 100 feet. l...-- ~
No. 3.-A Double Tenement, Nos. I44 and LAG
North Church street; Lot 60 by 100 feet 6 -
No. "A Vacant Lot on Newton street, 80 by, Ct
so feet. c-f 1asi ~ .sis- 5a!-l e.
No. 5.-A Vacant Lot on N ewton street. 80 by
No. Ga Vacant Lot on Newton street, 30 by
No. LA Vacant Lot on Newton street, 80 BY a'
| go feet p 81 .e+s ." --H Do ,fse9-
No. ga threestory Brick House on North
Church street; (No. 226) Lot fronting on Church
street 81 feet, running back $50 feet, and 'front.'
ing on Wide street l0l feet On the premises
are two brick Kitchens 81 10 Cd f-.rA 1-
No. GA two-story Brick House on Queen
street, No. 37) the doors from James street.
House % by 28 feet, and has five rooms Lot
fronts on Queen street 251& feet, running back so
feet A good Kitchen. - .-7-5---l-oJ
No. l0.-A double tenement Frame Dwelling
on Cumberland street, four doors above Queen
street. Lot Al feet front, depth 100 feet. .f3lf
No. 1l.-0ne-half of a double Tenement West
side Market Square NO. 49,. Three story Brick
House, first story occupied Store, six rooms
in dwelling; brick Kitchen. .il.4f.h I'e1 D..
No. PA vacant lot corner ofQueen and
Upper Union streets, fronting so feet on Queen
and running back so feet on Unien.
Nc. 13-A Farm, containing 1887 acres, on
Little Greek, six miles from Norfolk, near an ex-
cellent fishery; 100 acres cleared, balance set in
Pine and Oak, Frame dwelling, barn, smoke
house, stables and other out-buiidings; two Or
chards. This farm is three miles from Garri-
sons. --4Faf ~. ~ -s-' a-sr-
No. IA farm of 900 acres, in BERTHE coun-
ty, North Carolina, miles from the Chowan riv-
er, on the road hetwee Windsor and Colerain;
land generally high, Is acres in cultivation, bal
ance well timbered with Pine and Oak. On the
farm is good tvo-story dwelling, barn, smoke
house, stable, good kitchen and other out houses,
two orchards This farm will be sold at great
sacrifice. $3.50 i1i 81 sl4-- sa.---. s.
Sale to commence at II o'clock .-...l-.
s'a4s@aa5 T. F. OWENS, FL.
With E. c. LINDSEY g. CO., 81.
au23-Th-M&W d West Main street,
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The FERRY Boat UNION. This boat has
taken her place on the line. We understand
that the Portsmouth" will be overhaned and
fitted up in similar style to the Norfolk ~
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ATTENTION Facts from "RepUrt of
ROa rd of Referees, i15Fsl -.a

Day Books city circulation over Vir- 81
ginians city crculation...... ....... FL.
Day Books combined country circula-
ton over Virginian's daily coun- "
try circulation. Observation-Disclosures. 3l4
Day Book : combined circulation over
Virginian' ) combined circulation, .'eS 1856
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The Market. ---This morning the market
was very large and well stocked with fruit
and vegetables of every kind, which were
selling at very low price y 20. y
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~ MAYORS CoURr-Aug U.s. His Honor John r..
Ludlow, presiding:--a9 l."f, .It 1893 saa
VIM. E. Hodges, arrested on complaint of John
Taylor, for unlawful striking; discharged. y
Lucy Ann Miller, disturbing the peace; fined
SIS and bound over in the sum of $50 to keep the
peace. ~ asr.
Several arrests for drunkenness. ~.
Sergeant Burk reports the city quiet. 80,
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Debt and Attachment,

Against, .as4E i8ya rf3aaist5Sq :
Forest B. Owen s.aoj sas IL - - 81
Defendant.
The object of this suit is to recover against the
Defendant, Three Hundred and Twenty Nine
Dollars and eighty-two cents, With legal interest
on $S2 81, part thereof, from the lat day, of
January 1858; on 1870 dollars 81 cents, another
part thereof from the 18th day OF February, 1859;
day of December 1859; on 80 dollars another part
thereof from the Esd of March i860;and on "a dol
lars and So cents, the residue thereof from the LIST
day of January 1861, till paid; which amount
is subject to credit of 81 dollars and sc cents,
paid On the 23d day OF February, 1874; and it ap
pearing by affidavit that the Defendant is not
resident this State, it is ordered that the said
Defendant do appear here within one month after
due publication hereof and do what is necessary
to protect his interests. 5&5 g&8 3 @9--
Copy-Testo =
al. SHEPARD G.. MILLER. %
aug W4t* 500 .j Clerk