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MEXICO.

MCMILLAN AND HIS sUPPORTFRS-D.AVY INsUR-
AxcE UroN MAxIMuIAN's PERSONAL PROPERTY.
~ TsLraRAPH TO
WASHINGTON Feb. 6.-Ihc determination of tho
so-caed Junta OF notables Of the City of Mexico In
favor of sIaxmians remaining in Mexico is thdnght
in diplomatic circles here as indicating unwillngness
the part of Maximians suppo. ers TO sanction bis
leaving M,r1ico while they are in dangerous POI
stion. They wish, undoubtedly, to allow Maxnsljan
the opportunity of suffering the Inconvenience
To which they are exposed On the other hand, IL "
thought that Macmillan viii not remain in Mexico
after the French leave the country as he has already
sent 10 Europe all his valuables.
La Pessc Of January II announces that on the ISsh
OK snI nAanth insurance of 10000 francs was eff
ieetsd, on the Hamburg Exchange upon the personal
p~feri p al MaxniiiiaD. shipped hy tbc Maria Co
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NEW-ENGLAND.

urAyy SHIPMENT OF CARTRIDGES TO AUSTRIA
bY EHeRAPB TRIBUNE.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb 6-Messrs. Smith, Hall u Butk'
land carridgemakers of this city, shipped yester-
dav from their manufactory on Mill River, lot OF
SO coo cartridges to tho firm of Baumgartner Co.
at Bucharest i'm the Austrian province Of Wallachia
and If accepted and satisfactory, the firm have the
assurance OF an order furnish not less than NIL
lion The cartridges are OF the No, % sze, ana IN
weight of ball and caibor to that manufactured AZ
Windsor, vt. A..
Work was resumed yesterday at the Armory In inc
setfline of fRa floor occurred. The permanent re-
pairs would be made as soon as possible; but mean
while temporary supports have been provided 20 thsu
which is pressing for completion can go on without
perceptible delay
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

EQtAI POLITICAL luNHlS.
,dSnieS M MhEk Il d rsnny R ra 't(RS q
in favor Of ull and complete protection hy te Go''p
ieirod to Joint select Committee on Reconstruction
Mr. HAYES Rep, Ohio. from the Library Committee,
roportcd back fhe Senate Bill nncndatoy OF the several
acts respecting eopyight CohSdefco ana pnSseu VII"
PAY OF noUsF ENrLoiLES. c..,,.,o -,
Mr. ROLLINS Rep h nom M ,' SolIIloste w On
and cmples of the House OF Repre- sentatiyes and 70
prohibit the allowance of extra compensation ordered
10 be printed, and rccOInmittcd.
wrpcF OFF NRw-roRK HARBOR.
On motion Of Mr. RAYMOND rep, y. ~ the seere;;
t Enoineer relative 10 the wreck sunk of the entrance
Of New York Harbor. northeast Of sandy Hook Light
house. ..,, o,,.co,, ,.,,,,.,,,v
Mr.. HENDERSON Rep 3regon mIrodnec9 ,s .Non Jon,
Idaho and Oregon. Referred to the Committee on Iel
torres. ,.,,,,,,,,r,,,, mr.,
The Indian Appropriation bin reported last evening
from the Committee Of the Whole, came up rs the nm
finished business and gave rise to lively dscuss0n DC
tween Mr. KAssON Rep Iowa. and Nh. WINDOW uIep,
MINI on the relative expense Of managing the Indians
aSant nnGgT e T Te 9eBSe was also participated in by Mesr
MAYNARD Rep. Tenn, sCH0FIELD Qtepp Pa, HEN; HIN
nRRsoNl diep., Oregon). TIIAYER Rep., Pa), and
HRoMWiLL diep., MI Finally, Mr.. THAfEK moved
TO reconsider the vote by which the man gu. son WIS
ordered 10 ieave the bill open TO motion 10 recon-
The vote was reconsldered and to House refused to
Then Mr. sGHoFIEID moved TO reeomnlt the BIN TO
the Committee Appropriations, win instructions 10
renort back excluding all appropriations not necessary
In o,y out the treaty stpulatiOns maintain indians
now In the custody OF the United States; .,,. IL.
The motop agreed TO and tho bill was aeeordihSV
reeommltted with Instructions.
EXECUTIVE DOCUMENTS.
The SPEAKER presented Executive documents ns ioi'
lows A. Al rYo,.o
Message from tho President IN answer 10 the House
resolution of Feb 3D. transmitting report from the sec
Sl nf STATE as To the States now represented IN Con-
ress which have ratified the Constitutional Amendment
nronosed y the XXXIXth Congress. The Secretary To-
received at hs department, nom tho States OF UOhhee
cut Tenuesseo, Rew-JeTsey, Ohio, Vermont west VII,
enIa kansas and Missouri and that printed copy OF
oint resolution ratyng IL has been received from Now
Hsmpshre the names Of tho 0oyerp0f PresasnI " lhs
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TIE pAcLEIC COAST.

~ YEt xenTE TRIBUNE
san Francisco, Feb. Ga joint memorial oskine
Congress TO extend the jurisdiction of the State OF
Nevada over the Territory Of Utah. has been intro
dueed in the Nevada Legislature. 1t Is inimatea
that information has been received from Senator
Stewart and Representative Ashley that Congress ID
I" t natcb fem PIaceryiiIe says that two sets of
officers were elected yesterday for the Piacsrvle
and sacramento Valley Railroad, ore by the ttock.
holders and the other by Wells, Fargo a. Co., 10
whom The road was recently mortgaged.
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uy1yrn STATES SUPREME COURT

rssRaRAPH rnE TRIBUNE o
w,suNcroS. Feb. 6--In the United S.ates su-
nrsme Court to-day the following camo Up
Numbers ps aud 2JOCrossappeas In the case On the
prlze steamer Vim. Peel.-AIgumcnt conciuueu. -. A..
Nt,pb,rs I0l and 253Crossappeals IN the ee ~ tie
prize Dashing wave-Argumeut commenced ana VIZ pe
concluded on Thursday.
Nwmbers 20 aud 100 viii follow
In the Conrt of Claims to-day the following eases came
mp:
Norton ngt the United States.-Case argued
Psrsh Volunteers agt. the United StateS'-'"'fs M
mad
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rorAccoNIsrg coSvENrIoN

~ rxLseNAFs TRiBuNG
wAsnrseToN, Feb 6-The Convention of 10 Da~
eon.ts assembled in this city today and were ienpOr
oyiy organized by appointing A. Mayo Of Rieh%oyd
chaIrmar, and Alexander NJ f. DOnasn OF Lyoeho"rs
secrstary somo debate occurred TO whether tobacco
eonnls ,osned In their withdrawiDgi bnt sDse.
vent3n %Sn nmtee on credentials repotted IN tayor
u f6er admission. The Convection s Fsers
morrow @ wvnciInrg Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA NeM i"s
prt pprtsilvn chicago, Cmcinnah, Toledo fi''spe1"' NJ"
t,,sky ard other places
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DISASTERS,
rAnINo OF wArLs-rwo MEN KILLED.
.llIll.

FALLING OF wAILs-rwo MEN KILLED.
ny gRLFGRAPH THh rRlbuEE -, -
BALTIMORE, Feb. 6--This morning while some
woranen were engaged IN the demolition OF the puulng
lately occupied by Geo g. Neal Tor the purpose OF open
Ing Hoday-st tho third floor, which was pled ah m
msnse quantity Of brick and rubbish gave way caus,
large portion OF the walls 10 fall n Ihe crasn orcateo
Intense excitement m tho nciglborhood. Two ,mehi
named Patrick jennings and Patrick faywere ilea %nS
the same time two years ago. in the work OF e1tenuhs
oliiIay.st north OF Batmorest three men were kleo
and seven wounded III similar thahheI' bhe
n Is thought aro to blame.
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KANSAS.
prNGs IN THE LEGISLATURE.

DINGs IN THE LEGISLATURE
sY rsItesIPH TRIBUNE
TOPEKA. Feb y64The Senate to-day passed a Blu
for the creation of an immigration Bureau, AMI APP
propratng 100000 TO carry out its object. In the
Hmse TODAY the concurrent resolutions TO amend
ihe Constitution by striking out the word white,
which had passed the Senate was amended 80 az 20
strike out the word "male' and also make lntein-
gence the basis of suffrage after 1870.
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: BrRrAL OF WASHLNGrON HUNT

~ r1tEaRAPH rRIHUSA
ButrALo. Feb. 6.-The funeral Of os-Gogenor
Hunt, OF Lockport to-day attended by large con.
course of people The stores and public buildings were
closed Many persons from distance were present. me
funeral services were conducted by the Rev shop Cox
ir shelton of Buffalo, and DR. Abercrolnbe OF LockpoI
The clergy of tho various denominations were u etteha
snco. letter nom bisnoP 'o''oi "a w.
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TIE IvESTERN RIEERS.

LoUisvILr' Feb. e,-The river Is rising slowly and
now ~ feet inches deep Inc cahA Ice 'e' n'''
Ihe weather IA clear. Mercury t0
MrmPiiis FEB. s.-Tho Weather 10 clear and pleasant
Business Is very active and up freshs are very gOoI:
fni,iar SLOWLY. Il is now seven feet at Little Rock.
Nai,ynIE Feb oThe river ~ stationary, with ABOUT
esVen feet on The shoals.
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THE FREsnEr ON THE OHIO.

M TRLhoRAPm TaBuNk ,, f.. =, .r1
inc Ice number Of barges passed down In the oe tui-
Inc the last "a hours Repors from above and below fo
nm of the lee.
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Mr. JENCKEs Withdrew the motion 20 reconsider 90 as
to ALLOW other business 10 be ranfacted, ana the speaker
thercupnn cognized Mr.. stevens. A., -.
MIR EIDRTDGE then moved to reconsider the Note
lavuc the civil Service bin ON the table
The SPEAKER stated that the nations would ne en-,
tered hut that the gentleman from rcnnsyhIhnla IlG
fst0vcns) having been recognized DeIoie Hr' h"iue|
he Was eutitled 10 the floor.
BILL FROM rng RECONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE
Mr. STEVENS Rep, Pa) then, from the JOINT Com
mttce on Recor pction, reported Dill TO provide ior
The moro efficient government OF tho insnrrecuohafy
States. -. -.
the intention VI Mr. Stevens put the bill on Is passage
to-day. .,,...,ou
Mr. STEVENS replied that II there were any objection
10 the bill paughter lac would not press 1t to aNoto to-
day, - =. - .t, MI, no
objection TO 1t. lLaughter.l
Tho hul uas read I'm detail and II Ia as follows:
"a GuI TO PROVIDE FOR THE MORE EFFICIENT GOVERN
nryroF THE INsURRECuoSARr STATES"
nWhe,os. The pretended State Governments OF tho
late socaed Confederate states Of virginia North caro-
linn. South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi Aapama'
Louisiana, Florida, Texas, and Arkansas, were SET mp
without tho authority OK CohbiosS anu "i' WV w
ton Of the people; ana
"pIs,sas The 80 pretended Governments afford no
ADEQUATE protsction for c property and counten9nee
ana eneoura ge lawessness and crimei ana
Whereas IL Is necessary that pesce and good order
shoud he enforced the s0eacd States nntii loyal ana
republican State Governments can DO 'sy eStsD'ieu
Therefore
,I Jr, c,tes oT America Ia Congress assembled Thht
the called states shall be divided into military dis
,cts and made subject TO .he military authority OF the
Tinted states as hereinafter prescribed and for that
purpose yiraa shall constitute the Iss District North
Carolina and south Carolina the I'D District Georgia,
Alabama and Florida the lid District Aihsissppl ana
Arkansas tho Yth District ana Louisiana anu icAS u'V
Vth District. A..
"spn Ana nuEher enacted, that 1t shall be the
dnt of the General of the Army to assign to tho com
mand Of eaoh Of said districts officer Of tho Regular
Army NOT he,ov the ysHs Of bTisaasSsonaJa and to do
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10 the Senate refused concur the House amendment
and the subjcct nIst tOa Committee OI Conference
ADJOURNMENT.
AT 3:sO D. NJ on motion Of M SHERMAN d'ep., Ohio
he senate went into executive session nnd soon after
ward adouued
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

The undersigned, by virtue of an-erder of
sale issuing out of the Orphans Court of
Cambria county, viii expose to sale, on the
premises, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, NEXT,
that certain Farm, late the estate of Joseph
Williams, deceased, situated in Cambria town
ship, adjoining lands of John r. Williams,
John B. Ross and others, containing
2l2 ACRES, ABOUT 100 OF WHICH ARE
CLEARED AND UNDER FENCE,
having thereon erected Frame DIcelltH g
House. NetO Double Log-Bdrn and Out Houses
Also, good, bearing Orchard.
Terms Of Sale third of the purchase
money on confirmation of sale one-third in
one year, and the remaining third IN two
years, with interest on the last two payments
from the confirmation of the sale, and secured
by bonds and mortgage on the premises.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
Admr. of Joseph Williams, oecd.
Htsl At the same time and place, will be
sold a lot of HAY by the ton, in the barn.
Ebensburg, Jan. "a, lS67-c.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE
~ By virtue of q writ of Test. Vend. Ex-
pom. issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Bedford county, and to me directed, there
will be exposed to public sale, at the '.Scott
House," in Johnstown, on Saturday. the 9Th
day Of February, nex:, at 2 O'Clock, p. M, the
following real estate, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of Ananias
Amman in and to piece or parcel of land
situated in Yoder township, Cambria county,
adjoining lands of George M'Lane, Thomas
Gallagher, and others, containing acres,
more or less, all cleared, having thereon
erected log house and log stable-now in
the occupancy of William P. Patton
Taken into execution and to be sold at tn
suit of William Beegle
JAMES MYERS, Sheriff.
Sher. Office, Ebensburg, Jan. "a, 1867.
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GHERIFF'S SALE

GHERTFF'S SALE
~ By virtue of a writ of Vend. Expon.
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Cambria county, and to me directed, there
will be exposed to public sale, at the Scott
House, in Johnstown, on SaturIay the 9th
day of FeornaTy next, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, the
following real estate, to wit:
All the right, title, and interest of Casper
Younker, of, in and to lot of ground situate
in Cambria Borough, Cambria county, front
ing tweuty-six feet on River street, and
extending back one hundred feet to Cone
maugh River, adjoining lot of Francis Kuntz
on the NORTH and lot of Baltzer Bagley on
the south, having thereon erected one-story
plank hoase, now in the occupancy OF Roman
Fcayer.
Taken iuto execution and 10 be sold at the
suit of John GeIse & Co.
JAMES MYERS, Sheriff
Sher. Office, Ebeasburg, Jan. "a, 1867.
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Special Notice:

stands for Articles fancy and rare,
for Buyers, with the cash TO spare,
for Cents, which we are ready to take,
D for Dollars, which the Gents will make,
for Ebensburg is the place where to go,
for Fine Goods, which we will show,
G for Gents Furnishing Goods very fine,
for Handkerchief of every kind,
for Independence we like TO see in every one,
for Testing we never do with any one,
for KniUes, have a full supply,
for Lou Prices, any thing you want to buy,
VI for MuSlins which we always keen,
for No Goods but what are cheap,
for Old Goods in my store you'll never find,
for Pr oduce will receive of any kind,
Q for QueensVdre TO suit every one,
r for Ready to wait on customers when they
come,
for Stop end examine my goods if you
choose,
for Take them, and you will never anything
lose,
q for Umbrellas to keep the sun off the crown,
sor Y. S. Bdrker's cheapest store in town,
for Wall Paper, to put on your rooms,
for Yerzes, who had more men than room
for Young Ladies, who call every day,
for Zeal, which We always try to display,
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

cur SIrUATIoN.-Uncer the inf1u-
Is a wind which came from the
n the snow melted rapidly during a
';od Of several hours on Thursday and
(id,v of last week. The snow here
-. !. will be remembered, was four
Il deep on the level and ten feet deep
,bs drift. During the continuance of
.oft weather, out door locomotiou of
,,t was almost impossible. If you
L.;ksd it was with the odds of ten to
I, 10 your favor that at every other
y, YOU sank through to the ground,
ktb the liquid snow closing in and around
n and running over the tops of your
Iots; while if you rode or drove, no one
nd be found so rash as to insure You
}, deliverance from the accident of
,.usd horse, tattered harness, OF shat
r,i sleigh. Indeed, so villainously bad
.. the roads that on Friday the "Snow
Ough" failed to get through to Cres-
and our mails at either end had to
il over one whole day. And this was
be January thaw."
4 Our Branch Railroad is still closed. A
boyelier corps" warmed into activity
the belief that the Southern breezes
eap. the end of the storm season, COM
.nced shoveling operations at either end
the route on Friday. On Saturday, a
boser Of rain and slee: brought things
! stand-s:ill; but Monday again saw
.opeuers-up of communication at work.
hey we're making excellent headway-
j, alas on Tuesday, regular old nor
ster came TO see US, accompanied by
snents CT snow, and what had been
Aened up of the road was again speedily
pckaded. Alas! But the "shoveliers,"
s Iparently, possess heart for any fate,
d are not discouraged by trifies. This
brning wednesday, they have again
zen down the shovel and the hoe, and
couple of days %. V. and no more
tifting) will be able to see their way
rough. Speed the right!
P. SIT is Iumored that A. J. has it
contemplation to remove the present
ather Clerk from Office shortly. But
iabt it.
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:

HAUTION =
~ All persons are hereby cautioned not
to purchase or receive in any amer what
soeVer certain Due Bill for $500, PAYABLE
one day after date and two Notes, one for
$500, payable six months after date, the
other for $500, payable one year after date,
executed by the undersigned in favor of A.
W. Green on Monday, the 18th January, in
slant, as they were unduly obtained, and
without consideration, and will not be paid
unless l am compelled thereto by law
JOHN WAGNER
Chest Springs, Jan. "a, 1867
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

"A The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed Auditor 10 report distribution of the
fund in the hands of Simon Litzinger, ad-
ministrator of Michael LitZinger, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will attend, for
that purpose, at the Office of William KitteIl,
Esq, in Gbensburg, on Tuesday, the 18Th day
of February, next, at one O'Clock, p. M, of
said day, when and where all persons inter-
ested may attend. JOHN S. RHEY,
Jan. "a, lS67-4t Auditor.
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1 uDITOR,S NOTICE,

"A The undersigned, having been appoin-
ted Auditor to report distribution of the fund
in the hands of William Kittell, admnistra-
tor of the estate of William Z. MGough,
gives notice that he will attend, for that
purpose, at the Office of William Kittell, ESQ,
in Ebensburg, on Wednesday,, the 20th day of
February, next, at one o'clock, p. M, when
and where all persons interested may attend
jan24.4tI JOHN s. RHEY, Auditor
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BLAIR COUNTY ITEMs.-A boy named
Jones threw piece of iron st another boy
named Stevens, in Hollidaysburg, one day
last fall The iron struck Stevens, and
killed him. Jones was tried for murder
in the Blair county Court last week, and
was acquitted. .Norval Hawk and the
Burkholder family, convicted in the Blair
county Court year ago of the larceny of
large quantity of goods from the freight
depot of the Pa. Railroad at Altoona, and
sentenced to a term of years in the peni-
tentiary, were pardoned by Gov. Curtin
daysburg is to have water works costing
$4,000.
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WHY Nor ding the fact
that our branch railroad is showed up, A. A.
Barker still receives the latest styles of goods
of every description, which will be sold at
reduced prices. If yoa are in need of anv-
thing i'll the dry goods, grocery or notion line,
give him call
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WORTH REMEMBERING.-Wk a per-
son intends making purchase, he generally
inquiries where he can get the best articles
for the fewest ''stamps," and instinctively
directs his steps to J. NJ. Thompson's cheap
cash store, Ebensburg. He keeps full
assortment of everything.
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UNDIsPUTED.-It is currently reported
ard generally believed by all well read and
intelligent persons, that American watches
and Morton's gold pens are the best watches
and The best pens manufactured. For sale
by c. T. Roberts, Ebensburg.
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CAMBRIA COUNTY AND THE STATE
TREAsURY.-The following statistics are
compiled from the Auditor Generals
Report of last year.
PAID INTO TREAsUAY--TAxRs ON CORPORATION
STOCKS.
Cambria Iron Company. ,9l3 so
Johnstown Gas and Water Co... 81 IS
Johnstown Manufacturing Co........ 75v 90
JohnstoWn Mechanical Works.. 136 SO
TAXES ON LOANS.
Johnstown Borough. "A Sc
Johnstown Gas and Water Co... % %
ENROLMENT TAX.
Act to incorporate Johnstown and
Armagh Turnpike Co...........S 10 90
Act for the relief of Thos CalIau... 10 90
Act relative to Iohnstown Manufac-
turing Company 20 90
Act Incorporating JQhnstown Wa
ter Company ............... ~ w
Act to revive the Act Incorporating
the Union Hall Association...- 90 90
Act sup. to charter of Johnstown &
Ashtola RR. & Tram-road...... 20 90
TAX ON wRITs, WILLS, DEEDS, &C.
Geo. G. K Zahm, Prothonotary ...-S 2e1 40
Jos. M'Donald, late Prothonotary-. 263 SO
James Griffin, Register................. 46l 76
TAVERN LICENSES.
B. M'Dermitt, Treasurer. ,202 45
RETAILERS LICENSES.
b. MDermitt, Treasurer. ,476 o4
Isaac Wike, late TreasuIer........... 80
A. J. Bhey, former Treasurer......-. 692 81
EATING HOUSES, BEER HOUSES, sc.
b. MDermltt, Treasurer. bug %
Isaac Wike late Treasurer. SO 90
DIsTILLERY AND BREWERS LICENSE.
B. M'Dermitt, Treasurer ...............S l28 Is
Isaac Wike, late Treasurer, ......... % 80
ACCRUED INTEREST.
Jos. ADonald, late Prothonotary..$ 20
Tax on Real Estate paid by Cambria
County ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900. 3,424 81
PAID OUT OF STATE TREASURY.
For Common Schools, Cambria Co..$2 ,535 So
John Cox, Mercantile Appraiser. q AZ
VIM. Flattery, costs........-......-..... 80
1t. A. r. Babcock, Military Claim. 108 30
Lit. Isaac Teeter, Military Claim. 2S4 Sc
R. A. MCoy, Private Secretary to
Governor Curtin. ,5CC 90
The valuation of personal estate in
Cambria county, taxable for State purposes,
is S960,999 80. The population of the
county by the census OF 1860, was 29, ,313.
The number of ta1ables in 1866 is given
as 5,895.
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@ ITCH! ITCH! ITCH H!-SCRATCH
SCRATCH SCRATCH J. WhcGton's Ointment toilI
cure tbs Itch 81, zs Hours. Also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblairs, and all Eruptions
of the Skin. Price SO cents. For sale by all
Druggists.
By sending so cents to WEEKS POTTER,
Sole Agents, ITO Washington street, Boston,
Mass, it will be forwarded by mail, free of
postage, to any part of the United S.ste1.
January q, Ia67.6m*
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TsENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT ns
TIE PROJECTION MUTUAL FIRE IN
SURANOG COMPANY or GAMBIA co,
Amt, of property insured az Per
9Th annual report. $s2e, ,66s e4
Amt. of property insured since
9Th annual gePogt.,.-...,.,,,,.,, 1882 90
$4o2, 2,446 04
Deduct amt. OF property insured
IN policies Cancelled and expired l5,065 90
Total amt. property now insured, S3ss, $50 o4
Amt premium notes in force as
per 9th annual report............ 3l.492 So
Amt. premium notes taken since
9th annual report. 7,4S6 50
sss,s79 90
Deduct premium notes cancelled
and expired. 1888 So
Total amt. of premium notes now
IL force....... ..........................~$ S7,2s5 SO
No. of Policies in force as per 9th
annual report.....-............. 337
No. of Policies issued since eth
annual eport....................... 90
4o5
Deduct Policies cancelled and ex-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL
Total n }. Policies now in force 393
Bel in hands of Treas. & Agents
as per eth annual report.....- $3.50 54
Psxs4st. on Prem. Notes, &C., col
lected since eth annual rept... 366 56
$3.50 10
Compensation of Oficers
Ead Hgents for past yr. $3.50 90
Incidental expenses tor
past year ar............... 1e 76 S256 7e
Bal. in hands of Treasurer and
Agents. ....................... SAP "a
JOHN WILLIAMS, Prest.
D J. JONES, Secy.
OFFICERS.
The Officers for the ensuing year are:
President.................. WILLIAMS.
Secretary and Treasurer. C.. MULLIE
(JoHN THOMPSON
Executire Committee ......... E. ROBERTS,
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- EVAN ROBERTS.
JNo. E. RoBERTs
January 81, lS67-3t