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Non Resident Taxes.

TN THE TOWN OF SUhRY, in the county of
Hancoeh FOX the year 1866. The following list
of taxes on real estate on nonresident owners in
the town OF surry for the year 1851 in bills com.
mitted to G, w. Allen, collector of sand tnwn on
the twenty first day of May, 1855, las been re-
twenty day nj March, isi7, by his certificate
q, That date md now remains unpaid and notice
is here given that If the said laNes and interest
aud charges ere aot paid into the treasurer OF said
i9Wn within eighteen months from the date Of TIE
commitment of the said bills - mitch OF the real
estate taxed rs viii lac sufficient TO pay the
amount due thereto , including interest and
charge. viii without further n ice be sG!d At
~, IN. fwentysixth day November 1857, 1t twO
o'clock T. NJ,
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important TO rsi,i owners and
fropfietors,

Ellsworth. May 81, 1867. Is
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7 wish 10 call the attenti ION cf Mil Owners aud
| Proprietors 10 my Patent Saw Gauge. for
arranging Gang saw. These gauges are 80 arrang-
I'd that when once put IN they stationary they
do ne: have 10 be removed To change the SANS and
any man. when once familiar with them. can change
MS gauges in seCant, tlmc Ii i considered by
these aRe have used them that this is ono of ht
useful, economical time and labor saving in
veDiI0n thai Was ever brought before the peoptc.
IL. II. BLLATEH.
r 7 " q y A |.
We the undersigned, Mil Owners and Practical
to usc, BELLATINi> PATENT SAW CAT GE,
Tor arranging tang Saws aud We chcJrfuIy rec
ommend it practical, economical, time and
labor saving invention, destined 10 come into gen
eral use, IL all cases where gangs u ed.
We are satisfied from own observation, andhy
using them. that II does NOT require more than
opc-tourth OF the time 20 change gang OF saws
with ta!z that Il Il with The Tracy Gauge, which
we are aying ny, aud adopting the Bellatty Gauge
Mill UWNEnS. George IL. Brown.
Warren Is ewn, l. Y. Murch,
J. I. 4 u. II. Grant, PRA, llCAN MfLLMEN
~ \ b. Hall, Isaiah tlIisdeli,
J. y. 4 J. IL. HOphins, j. /. eastman,
sIth TIsdalc, @ T OsEaod,
samuel Dation, loci +. osEood,
b. F. Austin Watson u. livingstone.
j. u. O,good
This Gauge can be seen at Egery's, Store, Ban
sor.
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DR.. Mattison's Sure Remedies,
FOR SPECIAL CASES,

Can be obtained only at his Oalce, No. ns Union
Street, Providence, and are sent hy express In
scaled PACKAGE, secure from oJSeI cation, to all
iarts Of the country. Iheydo not cure ererything
out II their respective purpose, they postiirefl
hare no eTtfl E1J cireu ars giving full info matioi
eth TIC htJhest Testimonials also book on Spei4
Dtscas,s' ii seacd eHriope, sent free 4, De snr.
and sent Tor than for without referesce no adver
Using phvsicion should b, trusted Enclose ,
stamp for hostage. and direct to DR.. MATTIsON
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State of Maine.
TREAsuRER's osFTcE,


DyRSvANrYto cllap.6. sec. 81 of the Revised
in Augusta on the fourth dag of September next,
AZ II q, i trk ia the forenoon, sell and convey by
dsed 10 t'ie highest bidder all the interest OF the
St1te IN the tracts Of Land hereinafter described.
lVir- In uninGorporatrd townships The SAID tracts
Gtsng ID sea forfeited to the state for state taxes
and county taxes, certified TO the Treasurer of
state for the year rs -.
rhs sale AMI conveyance OF each tract will be
III II. subject - right IN the owner or part owner
who.e rights have been forfeited 70 redeem the
sam nj any time within year after the sale, by
ptvlag or rendering to the purchaser his proper
zion Of what the fnrchaseppad therefor AZ the sale
with Interest AT the raie OF twenty per cent per
annnfn from the time OF the sale. and one dollar
for release; such owner may redeem his interest
Nv nayin- a. azores aid to the Treasurer OF state
as pr0y I'D in chapter g. stioa IS Of the Revised
statutes.
No trac; however,. viii he sold at price les
than tf,s fall a4 ,,aG In thereon for such unpaid
site and cnunty tax.~. interest and .ccst, de.
/ IA rALinaNIu.r .Hlt,lifLln.
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ted according to the list now before the
Police Jury, viz:

Total 00
Further Reso5oed: That said distribu-
ton be made ..on the 10Th day of April.
by the President Of the Police Jury, and
if then, it should appear that Others than
those now on said list should be Justly
entitled to become recipients Of said fund.
he shall have the right to SO distribute it.
50 as to carry out to the fullest extent.
the object If the donors.
The petition Of Marie Pauline Bnjol, to
be placed on the list Of participants in
the Poydras Legacy, was ordered to be
filed.
The minutes having been read and ap-
proved and there being no further bust.
ness before the Jury, it was, on motion
adjourned sine de.
n. W. POPE, President.
A. D. BARROW, Clerk.
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SATURDAY, the 4th day of May 1857
Of II o'clock A. ", the hereinafter desert
he'd tracts of land belonging to the defen
dant and lying in this parish, .to-wit =
The southwest quarter Of section q
township S range IL, containing l05 81
100 acres, with improvements thereon.
Fractional section % township 5 range
I'LL containing 5 $500 acres. Said lands
being in the rear Of the Arbroath plauta-
ton in this parish.
The northeast quarter Of northeast
quarter 6f section SO township 6 range 10,
containing 40 75-1Oo acres.
Southwest quarter Of section % town.
ship 6 range 10, containing 100 $500
acres. Seized to pay and satisfy amount
Of judgement and costs in the above suit.
Terms Of sale-Cash with benefit Of APP
praisement. j. ". DURABLE, ID. S.
ETATDE LA LOUISIANA, PAROISSE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Cinquieme Dis
trict Judiciaire. Dams Fafaire de la
succession de Chas. Tuillier. No. 664.
Attendu que Meance Tuillier a &C jour en-
registre dams lie bureau du grefier une
compile ct tabIeau final de son admins
t~ration dams Ia susdite succession
Avis est par ces presentes dome que
toute opposition legale a l'homologation
al dit compte ct tabIeau final devra etre
e~nregistre al bureau du g~refier dams Icy
trente jUurs adj suivront Ia premiere pu-
blicati0n de Get notice.
0. M. LEBLANC, Grefier.
Bureau du Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge,
ce % Mars a. D. 1861 mch30
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Dissolution Of C0-partnership.

THE firm Of ALLEN & HO8LE is this day dis
L solved BY mutual consent, Edward Allen hav-
ing this day sold his entire interest in the coffee
house known as n0ui House. in the city of Ba-
ton Rouge, on the corner of Lafayette and Main
streets, to Joseph Hosle, who, for hefuture, will
carry on the business in his own name and for
his individual account. All debts due, or owing
by said firm, must be presented to Joseph Hosle
for payment, and he is also authorised to collect
all debts due and owing the late firm, and his re-
CENT alone will be valid. EDWARD ALLEN,
JOSEPH HOSLE.
Baton Rouge, February 18th, 1867.
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PROCEEDINGS OF The POLICE
JURY.

A called meeting of The Police Jury OF
this Parish, was held at the Court House.
ON Monday the 2lst of March. Present:
Messrs. n. W. Pope, T. P. Vaughn, Jud-
con Doiron, Hubert Hebert, Raphael He
bert, D.. A. Landry. Absent: Messrs.
Fergus Allan, b. r. CHM and J.B. Nur-
din. Tie minutes Of last meeting hav-
ing been read and approved. the Prcsi
dent stated the object Of the meeting
Naereuron, nr. II, Z. Vaughn, offered tie
following resolution, which was adopted.
EenJtea: That for the purpose Of
working on and keeping III repair, the
ehinn and Robertson Levee, the Prcsi-
dent Of the Police Jury be authorised to
employ and place thereon, not more than
ten men during the present high water,
at wages not higher than fifty dollars
per month and subject to his control and
superintendent. The same gentlemen Of.
Tered the following preamble and resolu-
tons. which were adopted
Fhefedss 1t has come to the knowledge
Of this Jury, that there is great danger
Of the Chiun and Robertson Levee being
carried away by the coming high water;
that, there being no funds in the Parish
Treasuary, and that extraordinary exer-
tons should be used to raise funds to
guard against such disaster, be it TIRE
fore
Resolncd; That the President of the
Police jury be authorised to issue Bonds
Or Warrants, payable out Of the Parish |
Ireasuary, counter-signed by the Clerk,
% the amount Of one thousand dollars, ia
denominations from twenty-five to one
hundred dollars, to be disposed of as
hereinafter directed.
Resolued That B. r. Chinn. DIR. 7. P.
vaughn and Raphael Hebert, he appoint
ed a committee, in conjunction with the
President of the Police Jury, to take
charge OF said Bonds have same dis
counted and retain the amount in their
hands to be paid ont for account Of wa
ges and materials employed in guarding
ana keeping in repair said Levee.
hesofred That they be authorised also
TO raise, by subscription, such additional
sum as may be e~xpedient, and out of the
luhas thus raised, they pay such warrants
as the President may draw for wages or
materials as above provided. On motion
OF D A. Landry, it was
Rssofred: That. hereafter, no warrant
snali DC signed or issued by the President
O Clerk Of the Police Jury, unless the
person ID whose favor same are to Be *
saea, can show q receipt in full from the
iarish Tax Collector for all Parish taxes
aue up to date; and that the Parish Trea.
safer oe directed not to pay any warrant
OF certificate from the Clerk Of the Dis.
s.ict Court, unless the receipt as afore-
sala, to the person in whose favor said
warrant or certificate is drawn be exhib;
va 70 hIm. On motion of DR.. T. P
nesoascd: That the amount Of five
Tu = dollars, now IN the hands Of Cal.
- Durable. and donated by the ladies'
= baltimore, for the relief Of destitute 9
vows and orphans of deceased Confed-
''a'e soldiers in this Parish, be distribu. T
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Private Boarding zsstses,
DgEyAEE BOARDING HOUSE
[ kept by Mrs. S. Moussier, No. ia Com
mon street, The house newly furnished through
out. janis
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CIRCULAR.
TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT VETERINARY REMEDIES.
Read the Following:

We, the undersigned, having known Mr.. j. W.
Santafee for many years can readily certify to his
IN bafied skill in the cure of all diseases of the
horse, and sincerely and heartily recommend him
and his medicine to the public in general,
knowing that it viii meet with complete success
to all who may deem it prudent 10 give it a fair
trial Foundered horses cured in twelve hours.
Collie in thirty minutes. Bolts in thirty minutes.
Distemper in four says. Farsy and preventive
OF CHAMBERS from eight tc ten days. Lung fever
n fn.,r nrn Ioolinu-
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Notice.

NUlIUU.
TN RETIRING from the firm Of Allen s. Eosle,
[ / beg respectfully to offer my sincere thanks
to my numerous friends aud the public for their
very liberal patronage to the old firm, at the same
time I beg that my young friend, Joseph Hosle,
to whom [ have sold out my interest. and who is
worthy of all confidence, will be patronized as
literally as heretofore by the people of Baton
Rouge. f23 EDWARD ALLEN.
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For sale.

TWO NEW and comfortable RESIDENCES sim.
l ated at the Ferry Landing. Of tie parish Of
West Baton Rouge, with lots measuring eacb 20
feet front by I40 in depth, with kitchens. crjys,
carriage house, cisterns, gardens, etc. The dwell
ling houses are well finished throughout and in
good order The whole suited to accommodate
large or small families and would particularly
suit lawyers, doctors or merchants wishing to pui
stores at the Ferry, as they can easily purchase
lots adjoining, from W. w. Kineheloe. ESQ. ON
reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply to the undersicn-
ed on the premises. O. BERNARn
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Having purchased from Mr.. J. ". Santafee the
patent of his veterinary Remedies for this
parish, l Will fill all orders sent me. In every
instance these Remedies have proved complete
cures. l have used them myself with perfect
success and can confidently recommend them to
others.
Put up III quantities to suit purchasers.
PHILIP BAUER,
Livery Stable, Ferry Landing, West Baton Rouge.
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.Strays.

Strays.
TAKEN UP BY William Triplet on I'd inst, a
l dark BAY COLT, without mark or brand If
said colt be not reclaimed within thirty DAYS
from date Of this notice, it will be sold in front
OF my office at the Ferry on Monday the 8th day
OF April at 10 o'clock a. m, to pay costs and
charges. II. J. HYAMS.
March 9Th 1867. J. ?. 9Th Ward.
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Wholesale Druggists.
Pianos. NzusEe, &c.

ELEE3. So Royal street. Musical and Brass
n. Instruments manufactured by Sax, of Paris,
Pleyel's Plan {, Sheet Music, Strings. etc. nlo
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Plantation Goods!

LoWell's, Kerseys, Linsey's, Stripes andTus
sott's. For sale at the lowest market prices a
RCS~ENFIELD'S.
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ERGHI1wENfgss.

H.GaOLEA EATEEG SALOON
Ill 10. IL Peraido street, between st. Charles
and Garondelet. Open from 6 a. n. until y P. n.
novl7
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no CONSUMPTIYEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption-is anxious to
make known to his fellow-sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it. be will send copy
of the prescription used (free of Charge
with the directions for preparing and using
fhe same, which they will find sure cure
tor the Consumbtion. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs. Colds, and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted. and spread information which be
conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer win try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing. Parties wishing the prescription, free
by return mail, will please address REV
EDWARD A. WILSON, williamsburg
KINGS Co.. New York.
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THE IDIPEACHlENT FINALE

After q session of over five months and
tho compiling of more than two thousand
pages of testimony, at the expense of a
people already burdened beyond endurance
by taxes, that infamous cabal known as
the Impeachment Committee has decided
by vote of five to four that there is not
evidence sufficient to justify them in pre-
senting articles of impeachment against
the President. Had they simply acqui-
esced in this decision, and thus terminated
one Of the most outrageous proceedings
that has ever tarnished the records of any
nation, they might, in a passive manner at
least, have contributed to the pacifcation
of the country. But no, failing to find
the least excuse for the indignity they
have labored so long and zealously to cast
upon the President, they have given vent
to their vindictiveness by passing reso-
luton declaring that the Chief Magistrate
is.unworthy the confidence and respect Of
the. American people For this resolu-
ton every radical member of the Commit
tee, seven in number, cast his vote, there
by not only transcending the limits of the
commission given them by Congress, but
assuming prerogative which neither Con-
gress nor any committee of its creation has
the constitutional power to exercise. No
man, no matter how humble, can Of right
be adjudged by any court or other legal
authority unworthy of esteem or confidence
unless he is found guilty of some trans
gression Of the law whereby his reputation
Is forfeited. This gratuitous condemna
ton Of President johnson by the RUM
House judiciary Committee, after the fail
ure of its utmost efforts to find the leas
excuse for reporting in favor of his i'm
peachment, can only therefore rebound =
the discredit of the men who supported
and the party which placed them in tn
positions from which they were detaile'
for duty which they lacked the evidenc
but not the will to fulfil. The names {
Boutwell,, Thomas, Lawrence, William.
Wilson, Woodbridge and Churchill, rad
cal members Of this Committee, have gon
upon record as the supporters of resOlr
tion Infamous in its origin, sIanderous
its language, and outrageously disgracefi
in its purposes. Let them and the part
they represent bear the obloquy Of sue
contemplate proceedings.
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THE LATEST AND Beat NKws II that 3.
n. Singer, who, upon his entree into our
town, reduced the price of ofhorse-shoeing one
third, has determined still to lead the van,
and offers to work 10 per cent. lower than
the lowest for cash, and insures satisfaction.
Persons needing tire on their wagons or car
riages, can save dollars by giving him their
work "a dollar saved Is dollar gained. /"
and the way to save many of them Is to get
your blacksmithing done with Mr.. Singer,
at the west end of town. Mr. s. is also sell
ing I. G. Singers unequalled Tire and Band
Beuder-a machine which saves = great
amount of time and labor and bends the Tire
round and .rue-of which WIn Myers. ol
Altoona, says he would not take 500 and
do without. Any amount of testimony just
like that can be shown. but the machine Il
| It's own best Recommendations to mechanic
Persons wishing to purchase should call Of
or address R. Fl. SINGER. Ebensburg- :
Territory for sale. For terms address
| @. SINGER, Box 35, Altoona. Pa.
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DEMoCRAT1o STATE CONVENTION This
body assembled in Harrisburg on Tuesday
last. and was organized By calling Hon. G.
e. Boyle, Of Fayette county, to the chair.
After the conclusion of other preliminaries
the Convention proceeded to vote for cam
didate for Supreme Judge, and on the sec
ond ballot Hon. George Sharsweod. of Phil
adelphia was nominated, the vote standing:
Sharswood, s5; Maynard, 10; Ryan, II
Fisher, of York, 9.
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misery and disease If this condition should
continue, there being positively no educa-
ton. we would finally reach savage state.
where Ignorance and crime, misery and dis
ease, being intensified, we would verge
gradually into extinction, like the Indians
and original inhabitants of Australia. Thus
then, it win be seen, that if We admit that
the parent has the right to deny education
TO his children, we admit principle, the
application of which tends. first to the de-
terioration and finally to the destruction of.
mankind. But If, on the contrary, as we
maintain, the parent has no right to allow
his children TO grow up IN ignorance, there
can surely be nothing wrong in preventing
him by law from doing what he has no right
to do.
Before we close we have word to say in
regard to s'R's'' method of reasoning. He
says If the State can compel attendance at
school it can compel the people to attend q
particular church. Now we beg to remind
| him that the Constitution of the State for
| bids interference in religious matters. It
| does not, however. deprive the Legislature
of the power to legislate In regard to educa-
ton. On the contrary, it says that the
Legislature shall provide for the establish
ment of schools. We beg also to remind
him that it is illogical to reason against the
truth of proposition by showing that in
! furious results wonld follow, were il admit
ted to be true. Had he argued the mex pc
diency of the measure, then it would have
been proper, as an argument, for him II
show that evil results would follow its adop
ton. He, however. nowhere asserts tha
the measure would be inexpedient, or that
it would not remedy the evil.
.R'' in the goodness Of his heart. and II
compassion of our want of legal knowledge
advises us to study some work on 1.-THE pria
ciples and powers of civil government w
feel deeply grateful, and in return beg leay
to suggest that the careful study of a goot
work on the Art of Reasoning would be yer
beneficial to him.
j His last sentence shows what an immens
/ appreciation he had of bis own article. II
, trusts that this is the last he shall hear of I'll
, matter. That is to say, he has complete
closed up the subject, and has decided th
: question for the people of the State niue
! better than they could have done for then
) selves. We commend Mr.. ..R's" modesty
1
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THANKs.-Our thanks are due the many
kind friends who availed themselves Of their
visits to town during the past two weeks to
call at the Freeman Office and pay theiz
subscriptions. Also to those who Iemitted
the amount in other ways. We shall nexi
week publish the names Of all not yet pub
lished who have paid US, and trust thai
many more win be added to the list IN the
meantime.
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INsTANTLY.-Any trouble occasioned by
eating cucumbers or unripe fruit viii disap~
pear insranter If the sufferer will take one
swallow of Goes Dyspepsia euro. It's per-
fectlv harmless.
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DOPE for Patent Hay Forks can be
~ had low for cash at HUNTLEY'S.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
The subscriber offers Tor sale bis Fan
situated in Carroll township, Cambria cuu
ty, about p miles from Cafrolltown b0ruus
on the road leading to. Hinebaughs Nal
Said Farm contains over 80 acres, NOS
it cleared and under good fence. with on
Portable two>story Plank House and I'd
Barn thereon erected. There is a large q
chard of excellent fruit and several spiu
of pure water on the premises-one q O
latter close to the house-as well as a siTsz
of water running through the middle Of y
land. This property viii be sold On
and easy terms. For further informaf1
apply to the undersigned at Lilly's Ststia
or to Archibald Smith, on the farm.
my30.-smo DAVID SMITH
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NOTICE Register ofCal
~ bria County having granted Letter
Administration to the undersigned On
estate of Andrew M'Grain. late of Clear
township, Cambria county, decd, nOtaI
hereby given TO persons indebted to saa.
tate to make payment, and those bar
claims against it to present them duly
thenticated for settlement.
ELLEN M'GRAIN.
Adm'x Of Andrew M'Grain, decS
St. Augustine, May 16, 1S67.-6t
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4 ETTERS TFSTAMENTAR

r. ETTERS TESTAMENTARl
IL having been granted to the underSsu
on the estate of Edward Shoemaker, late !
Ebensburg, Cambria county, decd, all d
sons indebted to said estate viii make Z
mediate payment, and al persons haEl
claims against the same will present thsu
duly authenticated. to the subscribersatu
office of F. A. Shoemaker, Ebensburg.
MARY SHOEMAKER. F,scu.,i,
ELLEN j. MURRAY, '-A0.''''
Or All persons indebted to the late q
of E. Shoemaker & Sons are requested to 4
and settle their accounts.
Fl. A. SHOEMAKER & 0A