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mn. A MuhpEnrn AND MS vIerIM

no. A MURDERER AND HIS Victim
BURNED ToGrTuER-The Toledo
Commercial learns that Mr.. Chester
Richardson, of Royaltou, Ohio, was
murdered last week for money which
he was supposed to carry. Three as
sassins sccroted themselves in Mr.. Rs
barn, and when ho came out with 9
lantern attacked him. He killed one
of the assassins with pitchfork.-
The remaining two dispatched Mr. II.
and fred the barn-consuming the
remains of both dead men. The loss
by the lire was $4,000. No arrests
yet made.
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HEAVY PoRKERs Tho Wash
ington HERALD states, that few days
ago. 40 hogs we're shipped from that
place, and all averaged over 400 pounds
4 zach
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WE call the attention Of all de-
rsirina pleasant and profitable employ
'mcn to the advertisement in this paper
headed 4" $500 per year"
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tCLosING FAIRl--No. 4 Fro Com.
pany, on Monday and Tuesday evenings
last, closed out the balance of their goods,
at Webster Hall. The Fair was very
respectfully attended.
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Grs w ID wusos. of Upper

GEs. w. ID. WILSON, of Upper
ssndusky has purchased the PiOsfks.
snd made his bow to the patrons Of that
last week. The GENERAL
has the ability to get up a spicy paper.
and we hope the Union men Of Wyandot
will give him liberal support The Pr.
oSEkK will appear shortly in new dress
and greatly enlarged. GENERAL, we
trust that you will receive "piles Of
greenbacks for your labor in the good
Cause.
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THE Norwalk Reflector, one of
the bost papers in Northern Ohio, will
: shortly be improved by th, addition oI
. six columns to its present siz'.
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Tue SANnUsKY REGISTER I'VE
are pleased to note the marked improve
ment aud lively tone Of its editorials since
the change Of proprietors have taken
place. II Is now one OF the best dailies
in Northern Ohio in many respects. and
deserves a liberal support. Il gives a
variety OF news-local and telegraphic,
many hours in advance of the Cinciuna, i
papers. ! &
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IMPORTANT ARREST The Per.
rysburg JOURNAL gives an account os nn
arrest Of one ALEXANDER ROLAND, said
10 reside at one time 10 this (Seneca)
county, and was one OF the burglars ,ha,
attempted to rob the Wood county Treas
ury He was arrested at Weston by the
Sheriff, and on their way to Perrysburg
The prisoner attempted to make his es
cape by jumping through the window Of
the car. The Sheriff leaped of the train
and had lively chase after him before
he was rccap:ured. The train stopped
and backed up to take them again on
board, aud just as they were about to en-
ter the car, the prisoner dealt the Sher.
if u severe blow on the head, aud again
took TO his heels for life. The Sheriff,
however, recovered himself and in the
second chase to recapture his prisoner, he
tried whnt virtue there was IN q revolver,
which had good effect and bringing the
scoundrel to ahalt. when he properly sc.
cured him, and conveyed him to the Jail
in Wood county.
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III. II. SouDER, Agent for the
Lorillarj Fire Insurance Company, pub
fishes, this week, the yearly statement
ofthe above company. 1t is said that
this company is one of tho most solid and
reliable companies in the country, and
pays all losses promptly.
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PERSONS having farms for sale,
will do we'll to make that fact known
through the columns Of the TRrDuSE.--
iDon't forget this important fact
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Wool Growers Associations
We invite attention to the notice in an
other column, for q meeting of the Wool
Growers OF Seneca county.
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FLEE IN FREMONT I've learn
from the JOURNAL that fire occurred in
that place on Tuesday morning a week,
lin NMs' Block. The fire was the work
,of an incendiary, but, fortunately Il was
discovered in time and put out before it
got under heodway. The total loss was
' about g., ,OOO--all insured. % 'i3a
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To KEEP Ice FRoM WIsDows =

To KEEP lcE FRoM WINDOWS -
We find the following directions to keep
ice from show Window" going tho
rounds; Take an ordinary paint brush
or sponge, and run over tho glass once
or twice aday llille alcohol. and il will
keep the glass ss free from ice as in the
middle Of summer, and it viii also give
as good polish as CAP be got in any 9th.
or wsy, 7.,itt.
! supscRIBE for the Ttbsps, b,
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APPRENTICES. how do You spend
your leisure evenings In ideness or in
frivolous amusement ! Remember if you
would prepare yourselves Tor future use
fulness, you must devote every spare mo-
ment to study. First be Industrious TO
your employments during hours Of bust.
ness never complain tha, ii is your lot
to work, count it an honor; go about
with cheer(plness and alucri,y;it will be
a habit, and, BY becoming so, vi be a
pleasure and delight, Make il your bust.
ness to promote the interest of your en-.
taking care of his you will
learn to take care Of your own. Danish
from your boso n the dangerous desire to
do without work.. L,byr Is honorable,
dignified; il is the parent ofhealth, wealth
and happiness: look upon il as an invu!
liable blessing, and never burden and a
curse. Shun idleness and sloth, pursue
soms honorable calling, aud be not
ashamed to be useful. a
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Mr.. BERNAnD WELrER, ADVERT.
ses, in this weeks paper, good farm
for sale. Read IL.
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r4- The administrator on the es-
tate of w. d. Hubbard, late of CO.
lumbu., was required to give one mil
lion dollars bonds, fr c1-
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THEaE will be total eclipse Of
the Moon, on March 30th. 4
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ALL ADVERTISEMENTS must be
handed In on Tuesday mornings.
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THE TRrBUNE.-Single coplesofthc
Tribune for sale with or without wrar-
pers. Price 5 cents. Z 'IqAI q,
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kThr iNkw STEAMER !L1be new

? The NEw STEAMER The new
Steam Fire Eogine, purchased by the
No. 4 Fire Comp any, arrived on Friday
evening lsstJ VItisra handsome piece u
machinery, and manufactured upon dif.
iereat principle from those used in large
cities. u requires only a, few minutes
work 10 &c, up steam and ready for ser.
viee.T Tlg-Ns.s4 Company is composed
of some Of our besf' bdsiaess men and
Industrious mechanics Inthescjty, and do
serve the greatest credi, for their energy
and enterprise in pnreha sing so vsluable
a machine for the Protection Of property.
We hope the substantial men Of Tifini
will aid them. il necessary, to the need,
ful. to pay on the balance Of their debt.
On Monday afternoon last, No. 4 made
= parade with thsirl steamer through the
principal streets Of the city, which cres.
ted quite an excitemens, and brough, out
large soncOufss q people 70 see the now
steamer. 'aifqr -Itif af1rsfE,l -
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Partition Notice.

Benjamin Simmons and Henrietts his
wife. of Crawford County. Ohio, John
Rosegrant, of WyaDdot county. Ohio.
and Darius Chapman. and Frederick
Chapman, and their legal gusrdisn--
Fay, Of Union county, Ohio
Will take notice that on the asd DAv
OF DECEMBER, 1865. Daniel Y. Chapman
filed his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas, Of Seneca county, Ohio, averring
that he and Henrietta Simmons, wife OF
Benjamin Simmons, are each seized Of
the undivided third. the said John Rose
grant ofthe undivided fourth, and tho
said Darius Chapman, and Frederick
Chapman, ench Of the one undivided
twenty fourth part cf in.lot No. 81, in
the village Of Melmore. Seneca county.
Ohio aud asking that Partition thsrof
may be made accordingly.
Said Petition will be for hearing on the
goth DAr OF MAncH, A. d. 1866.
- ft LEE e. BREWER,
Solicitors for Peti,ionrs.
Dec. 2s, 1865. prfS6,bo-Ii--6w.
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The Doctors motto-Be patient.
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Gpmenial.

Marriage Notices are charged 81 90. Deaths
published Free. Obituary notices cents per line
On the 30th instant, at the
SHINES House, Ducyrus, by the Rev.
Hanna, MIR. HENRY BoR pF und Miss
ELIZA HAWKINS.
The above notice was accompanied by
the usual fee, that is, one of the hand
somcst dollar greenbacks, we have ever
seen. We wish the happy bride and
groom, great happiness aud prosperity. q
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sa- Subscribe for the Tribune.
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Farmers Mutual rh /.
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
The annuol meeting Of sid Asseela.
ton, will be held at the cfiicc of j. y.
SMITH, In Republic. on FRIDAY, the
I'd DAY OF MARCH, 1906. between
the lours of 10 M, and 3 p. NJ, for
the election Of five Trustees for the en-.
suing year. All members are earnestly
invited TO be prspen,Sas impvvtapt,n Cpa-
stiiutional Amcndmehts urlbcA submit
ted to the consideration Of the meeting.
BY order of
NICHOLAS NOEL, ELIJAH BROWN
Secretary. President.
February !, 1866. I6--4,.er
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Corrected Weekly by S h. SHEATH.
..t....... FEBRUARr,7, 1865,

Corrected Weekly bys b. sNEATH.
..lAAre FEBruARr,7, 1865. 4
GRAIN AND snnDs.O .OIT
FLOUR-SS so q II 90.
WHEAT-Firm pt 81 90 10 I 65,
CORN--Firm at 40@I5 cents.
RYE--65 cents per bushcl. yr OFT
OATS-Firm at 81 cents from teams,
CLOVER SEED--S6 T5s p rsN
TIMOTHY SEED--S9 30, a 3 90
FLAX SEED-S2 00@2 20 per pushel.
HoGS--Ss oo@io 90 per cwi .
BUTTER, Eoos AND LARD.
BUrrER--25 ccnts per pound.
EGGS 20 ccnts per dczsn.
LARD-ln Kegs, II cents per pound.
POTATOES. PORK, 60, DO.
POTATOES-75c@sO crpts.. ...|.
TALLOW .-l0c Grease "a 10 cepls. 7!
! CANDLES--StcurinrS 80 cents.
Tullow goa 25 cents.
SOAP-GermSu IL, Common 8 cents.
WOOL. Selling ut % cents to 65.
WH1SKY--S3 90, aud Common 81 so
I . per gallon.
HAMS ..ls To 30 cents, per pound.
BEESWAx 80 cents per pound. 3.t
't.H -----q rrz H.u.
HIDES. '
Corrected weekly by I'M. EBERT.
HlDES--Grecn 6 Lac irim'd 7c.
CALF SKINS-12 lac Kip skins &c.
SHEEP PELTS Fresh 25c@Si so
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Road Notice.

btONu LNOttCts IL
NOTICE is hereby given that thc On.
~ dersigned, with othcrs, will preseM
q petition To the Commissioners Of Sen.
eca county, Ohio. on the first day Of their
ntxt regular se,s'on, asking Cor m alter.
alton, on the lands OF Gcn. w. LuiE. OF
the County Road ruuuirg East and West,
through Section twenty, In Pleasant
township, Seneca county, Ohio, cummcn.
cling for said alteration At apcint where
raid road strikes the east bank Of tho
Sandusky rivers thence frum said point
on and along the east bunk Of said river,
to the fording.
3D. fHt W. II. NICHOLS,
J. w. SAM,
w. II. TROXEIL.
Feb. I, 1s66.-.pfs3,so. l6-3t
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saudusky, Daytos y Cincinnati n. n.
os sad sftss MONDAY, Dee. s, ttes tr.iss
xi lima "A foliowas
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ouu VI HAOWiSI'
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WILD OARS !--MARRIED MEN OF
TrrFiE, TAKE WARSiSG - The R'ch-
mond, (Woyne county, TELEGRAM gives
the following adventure Of respects.
ble married mon" OF that city with n
widow "A certain married
man of this city, few months ago, be
came euamored Of doshing young wild.
ow, and set iDdustri usly about the task
of accomplishing her ruin. Various pro.
posnls for an clupement, &C., were made
aud rejected, but finally he received ;bc
widows promise that IL he would call
at her residence precisely al IL o'clock,
on certain evening, he would be ad
miitcd. lie, Of course. was there on
time. Ringing the bell softly, the dooi
opened, and a voice from within whisper
ed "Is that you, darling " Our ad
ven;urer gave the passw word and was ad
mitted. lie was requested to take Of
his boots, TO svoid making a noise hi
complied. In perfect darkuess he wal
conducted into an apartment, where he
roceeded to distobe himself, and just a,
ne imagined himself on the brink of glo
ry, the gas light suddenly burst ou', nt I
full gate, rev ealing to his ostonishcd Wis
ion about twenty-five OF his most init
mate friends, male aud iemile---mos
prominent among the latter class, he hot
the pleasure Of recognizing the face o
his own wife. An explosion os laughter
cnsued ; the veniursome young mar
made a hasry grab FOR his pants, Goa,
boots aud hat, and struck be line fol
the street, and his own home. The eau
die lectures tha, he has sinca enjoyed
can be custer imagined than described.
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PIttsbsrg, ,Tt. W. 4 Chicago r. r.

Oh .ad .n., Nov 70. ,sss. t,.,n. VIII s..s se.
ticn, daily, Sabbath, excepted, q. follow. -
TrsiRlss.iag fossustttf \, NJ, leave. daily ).
fRAINs aOfNq WEST rss1
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For sale.
Disssolu,ion of Partnership,

Dissolution Of Partnership.
THE Partnership hcretorore existing
l. between the undersigned, under the
name aud firm Of L. G. Allen & Miller. H.
by mutual con9en,, this day dissolved.
All debts against said firm win he paid
by l., c. Allies, and all accounts aud
ciaims Nv favor of said firm at Tidin.
Oh o, will be pahlto her. =
40 '.'i u. g. ALLEN. ,r
,. '..t.s ,a,. s. NJ. MILLER. o.
Jsnuary 80, 1866. 81 80. ri ~
The business will be continued q, IT,.
fin, Ohio, by the undersigned. ala ui
... '-t.L Il. @. ALLEN.
TrrrrS, february 1. 1859. i6-au
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MsnAsoHorY Aooupxsr - The

; MElANoHoLY Aoorpxsr - Tho.
Fremou, JounsAL of,he Cd inst. states Z
" A mus, distressing casualty occurred
on Friday afternoon las, in Washington
township, about fve miles west Of Fre-
mont, resulting in :he death ofhn es,ima.
BILE lsa, by the dis charge sfs gun in the
hands of his brother. The two boys,
George and Absolem Boyer, sons Of
Samuel Boyer, aged respectively fourteen
and sixteen, were hunting quail about
mile from home. A Ajek starting up,
the elder brother drew up his fowling
piece, and turning mddenly Mt the same
time to follow tho quick fight Of the
birds, discharged his piece, its whole
contents of buck sho, entering the
younger brothers left breast, at distance
of about twelve feet. The young lad
fell dead instantly, without probibly even
. consciousness Of the oeeugrence.
George hurried home, and finding no
one there to help him, .this father being
absent and his mother sick in bcdl, he
bitchcj a horse to a sleigh, spd went
back alone to bring home the corps Of his
brother On the way, he met ueighbor
who accompanied him in the melancholy
offi;c. While in Fremont, a day or two
previous, the deceased called a, the store
of Mr.. WIN. A. Rice, where his cousin
was employed as clerk, and urged him
to come to his house and spend the mex,
Sabbath. The cousin promised to do so.
The attendance OF the funeral was the
sad fulfillment OF the PROMISE"
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.s5Id W S'asgoa
Als--s 1891 ,se .ssu
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ssVia sssa 80 sss..,...s ,=ssaisss
So 80. i...2 TO.
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svssessBE for the Tt5sps,
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. 5ANlHHI.n l3Yc 09filD .
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Errn,,s MAI Exrnr,,
TRAINS GOING EAST.
TIEEIN MARKETS.

+. R MYRRs, Gen. Ticket Ag't.
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DyamOUAAp zAA1o syaayzrlx2ygyAo
Sale ofVaIuabie Real Estate.

Bv virtue of an order of the Court Of
Common Pleas of Cambria county, to me
directed, there will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the Court House, in the Borough Of
Ebensburg, On Saturday. the 10Th day Of
November. lS66. at l O'Clock, Z. NJ, the
following Real Estate, which ID. r. Moore,
c. W. More and Thomas Patterson together
and undivided do hold, to wit:
All that certain tract or piece cf land
situate IN Clearfitld township. in the county
Of Cambria aud State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming at marked Chestnut, a corner of Paul
CRAFTS Land, thence BY the said land West.
20 perches more or less to n Post. thence
continuing 10y said land Of Pant Graft and
land Of Thomas Williams, North "A dc
grees, West L [ perches more or less to a
Post, thence 10y land warranted t. john
Calwell. North enc and half degrees East
l43 perches more or less to fallen Ash
thence by Ialc warranted to Ezekiel Fan
nan, South 88 and one half degrees East.
227 and five-teath perches more or less to a
HemlUck. thence by land warranted to J hn
Fishor,. South one aud half degrees West
$40 perches more or less to a Post. thence
hy iaad warranted to William n Bi5lGle
North 8S aud one half degrees Vest s. per
chcs more OF less to Post thence by land
Of Paul Graft, North - perches to the place
cf beginning, containing 377 acres and "a
perches ard allowance; being part Of ?
larger tract surveyed on warrant dated
I794
Terms OF SALE :-One-haif Of the per
chase money 10 be paid on confirmation q
sac. and the balance in one year hereafter
with interest. to be secured by b nd an
mortgage Of the purchaser.
JAMES MYERS,
Oct %, lSG6-3t. Trustee.
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By virtue of an or:er Of the Orphans
Court OF Cambria county, the undersigned
guardian OF Mary Ritter, David NJ. Ritter.
John Ritter and Charles RitfeI. minor c!hl-
drCn ot David Ritter, decd. viii expose to
sale by public vendue or cutlery. at the Il-
tel Of Thomas Ii Cresswt II, in StrnngStown.
Indiana county. Pa, on Friday tne 30th day
Of November 1cxt. All the right. title ana
interest Of the said minurs-being the four
undivided south parts Of the one undivided
halt-of the following me'.tilned and de-
scTiJed tract Of land, patented to the heirs
and legal representatives of the said David
Ritter, a.d the heirs and legal. representa-
tres Of Lot ". Irwin. deed /, being COM
pose Of two smaller tracts or pieces. sur
yeyel in pursuance OF warrants granted -
David Ritter and Lot ". Irwin, dated 27th
April, 1916 containing 253 acres and i3l
percIes, aud allowance, situate in Brush
Valley township, Indiana county. Pa. al
Joining lands IN name # Michael Strong.
Fishers heirs. Daniel CaIgan Henry Wike.
Samue LY3y, David Benner and Matthew
SLeaIer.-The drafts and patent thereof will
be exhibited on Tie day Of sale.
TERMs-One half on confirmation Of ale
and the residue in one year thereafter, to be
secured by the Judgment bond and mort
gage OF the purchaser.
?. S-TEe interest in the above tract oi
land Of Eve. Ritter and Jane Ritter. the
other children Of full age Of the said David
Ritter. decd, viii Be sold at the same tiine
and place. whereby the purchaser can &C
qulre the title to the one undivided half oil
the whole premises.
WI. KITTELL.
Oct o. 1864 Guardian
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Camhr.a C.untv. Penna.

NH-ul Hi "a CSutlt GINA
The Proprietor respectfully announces 10
his friends ami the public generally, that he
has leased and taken possession Of this COM
.modioIs Hotel. lie hopes to make it one of
tie faoSt desirable places fr strangers and
others to stop, that can be found IN any
country town.
HIS TABLE viii at all times be spread
with the uxuries and substantiaIs Of the
season.
MS CHAMBERS are large. and fitted mp
with view 10 promote tie comfort Of his
guss's.
IIIi BAR will he well supplied with a
barge ald cnoice selection oI The very best
Ills STABLE will always be provided
win Saoi, wholesome provender tor stock.
AMI careful rostleTs.
No pains will be spared to render entire
satisfaction 70 al bis guests; aud, pledgjug
himself to endeavor to please all, so!icits a
liberal share Of public patronage.
Auggst %. I86G-iy
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-11-01
Stray Cattle.

FTRAYED from the residence Of the sub
] scriber, residing one mile from Chest
Springs, about the middle of Nay last, four
yearling cattle. Que heifer. black on the sides
aud white back and small straigh:-up horns.
a steer, an iron-gray, broad durham horns
steer. light hrindle. with few white spots,
! smaller heiler. light brindle, with some
black. not marked. Any person giving in
formation to the subscriber will be literally
rewarded. MICHAEL DURBIN.
Oct -, 1868.