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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

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the psssiasas's speech At -. l.sais As
hasiag eesa made reHacsanalys ss ne bad
been ased 10 DO &C.
sesretary Weils testified that be called
aPon los Hsesaaens for informAsios sqn-
eernsng aersain movements Of fFoops Op
the Ziss OF February. President said taas
be did not know whas Gen4 Emory did /;
said be would send fog aim tbs esms day;
hhf4 ass Interview wath The President ralA.
Ave 20 tss Femovai ef Stanton.
Batter objected 20 tbsqaesssea Of what
was said as thai interview
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sh&s ahs President bad informed the cab
ines that be had fsneTed stanton and
that Thomas bad possession 81 she ofa0e,
Stanton ouiY requiring time e. Ee+aeTe
bis papers, Re.
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Dir.
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TeIles then testiasd 10 hecoraauce
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

81
HoaxoPATHY ExTaAoaDIsAkS.-R IA
homsapsshss rule thai likes ears's lifsH
receives whimsical Offset in the falsw.
Ing speeimsas of oppOsite practice:
d la.a swsiiowed smafl lead bullet.
His friends we're yeEy much alarmed
about it, and bis father and his mother.
determined REa1 90 meaas should b
spared 20 save zoe darling boys life,
seat pOst haste q ! safgsoh of skill, d.
reesiBg bic messenger 20 cell him the cir.
eumssanoes snd urge hts eomiDg wlthosi
dalAg.
TIE doctor was found, head the dis.
raal tale, and nth a. zach uDeonsern a
be souId manifeet ia a common head.
ache wrote sbs feilowiBg laoonsc rsply:
sssifs dan't alarm yourself. IL Alta
three weeks tbs bullet ia nos rsmaysd,
Fgihs the boy q charge Of powder
Ypuya, to.
|, P. S.-Dos't potas he boy d any.
boay.u
This il mpcE akin 70 The lasouie pre-.
scripsion Of the celebrated DIR. Aba.
nsfhy.
Al Irishmsn eallsdl 10 graAs sssss sps
the doctor stating that
"Be jabers, ny bog Tin has swallow.
I'd moase.n
Z ssTsen BE- jabber = saa Aberpsshy,
ftteil yeef bar Tim to swsllow eat"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

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shst RAJ Manei pssp. M - n N
sasdsae chs spsass isshs q shs Re-
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sanay u fspny sou:d b y people 81
shis imnsdiAts visiaisy, so ssidsnssd
sks susniss IL ~ msssss n shs anrivsl.
ID sspssss hs tall sf RFidgs iaeasisas,
AmslIss BsssesI \ sfl4sys = II 80 nsg:
ssxss.s 80, - hsns Il 30 ss-iy ~
|spmA. hi u people seroad, hasiAs hsi
|iIsslss sssss kssEisass n To- Asssal state
af alEsaTs, . q he Issskisa u Gua1ell
IalalEz SD hsx 1saaxsr ulster lAs m&fssr
was asass ai9sssas. They ssss hasiag
raimsa uig apas thsa ssr srush 10 shs ii, ]
sleles II sbat Ioarsais ssassmssss that
soala put 10 blash the most rIalesioss
yarss 81 shs senesasd BsRoa aboss 20.
fsrrsd 10. Or ssea theses .sSiabaa sae
ssilars' And why the pabllsasiss Of
|shsss salss q Aoslsp. h1 tAs R<pshisfaa,
unsass 10 be- 10 deeelss ghs asedalsaa apd
|inanss aen 20 inspss sheis money in .
|sown. near the oas bali of shsFeai sssase
81 wslsh. i W. my iadsa from the nd
ssrsisssasaaa Ia sAe pspssas Is NOS offered
for sale. Eou bad hessss sake in your
signs 81 ssFor Sales aaa '.gor Rsaa, :
sir. Repablscaa, before yoa again sassr
spaa sae pahlioatioa Of sub pAgniEsa
aaaDohanssa aaoriss ahaat bridge ieea-
EsIons, ana Aassisaa Csasral aailsays.
IL shass yos gave 10 the public yesterday
Tbs saisar 1T the RepHhllsss kposa
aoss sxssilens sell shas he point OF la'
sa,isu for the q. r. q q. sradga #as Il
ltha TraIn Table crossing sss below
IOmaAa proper and lhss ths great As'er'
isan 0snsssi Railwsy mass Of necessity
be AZ Gsaasil Rlass4 "a the EAST asde d
lie slisaoggi river. Aad be knews nscsl
exeslleat eel, TOO, th.s no tfAnsfsa
J. ) = y = + F. 5 = a. &
groands have been provided for On Ihs
| West aide I'll aha river. All b. kaaws
aoas sxcsllsas we'll, 800, chat ''risas
fabas,e roatd aos be avranged 40 as u
sun frsm lhisty fsss % siriy four trains,
somiag aad going % EIGHT dIasssal
raads on one bridge And be kaows
anoss shaa this. He kasas sbas ssa mi
saal paans al the Uaioa Pacific road is a.
lhis aide Of tha river, and THAI the bridge
Il 10 Be balls By ;aas eonapany for lbs
use ef thai Railroad and thai It's lraias
DC sin, eight or ssa d day ssls pass 70
aud fro eysr the brsage upon les owa
Tlns Tabs making the transfer "
COUNCIL BLUFFS, On ths EAST SIDE
Epf tbs river.
I All this the st II EaleoEnh kucss noss
sxsslIsas wetfs yst with aabiuahfng -
.fTonsaFy he pshlishss has Aaachaassa
sssfiss about Bridge loeasisas A@eri-
ean Csasfals, al oshsr so1snss, 10 BE.
asiva Tbs sreaslovs and sTlors tbs an
vary 20 hissowa. And We ada4i4, mspy,
very nang, havs bees dec ivsd thssebg,
but they have been A qaiekiy sadscsiY.
I'd 90 thefr arrival, and quilted the Qaix-
Issia city ~ rapidly IS il gas 10 their
power Sc do, isasiLa essa thsiF isiteaa
qaeatitd for, "a he iiapssnss hist puh,ist
sa ia ihe Rspahlieaa issl.f's.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Law OF aau MAaETy, In relation to Sc
isl evils an ssaay ter xsap9 Mss, 90 Phyrss-
Ssacai sFgers ASA Asassas tueaasat 10 TaaGA a4
marty Mauheod. win me haraans rIew Of treat
sssat aad eaga- SsHt IN SEALED letter envelopes.
free 81 sasrgss Asdxssa DF, /. sEILI4s
HoUGHT0N. Howard AsSoe3atisE, Philadelphia
Pa nIagrsgo<
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23
EzEoR mATEaS.

4aiaraAaabn sz.faasees to pFedsssa iuIaFtsai
srswsA 81 sais aRsa 3 bald head. or bsalts''
sasas Use secsps apFs tae fsm1vaa Of pimSls'.
sieschss, sFapsisus, etc, The ska, leaving TIE
ssEsa sen, clear aud ssau,iiai. szn be ossaIEse
81 aos.t ..hazxe b. saat essina
<Eos. i. CHAPLAIN oAs@aist,
@syxl Ezs Brs&dw2ys New 7 err
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23
no CogeUMPTayS

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esafgsl 10 all wae desire H. sae prsscriptssa vita
sas airse4laas tas askfax saa assax tAs eaSssss
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asssss Is u sensas he azs.sss9 xnx ii nssss sv.
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cost sAsaa ssshlaxs aas saAx pssss : aisssiha a
REssss <s&xssa ea IS
RAg gDWARn y. wIx.S0N,
as los ssssk sssssa ssrsst, Wgsszss1ssurs, MT
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23
Constellation.

The Chisago 7ribaas giYes Toll as'a
psTfses hissegg q The present aiiksulsisr
snbsx1assiax 90 Ghissge, Rack Island
and Pasiae RAilsead, In shish y y
.snswa that all tbs aiaEasafy lice II 80
sstsnga on TIE part u sas kosssa sstsrp
Raflway Canpsny 70 aonsfoi ~ Tea
soiiduss ne Resk IsIsnd ard Nanthvs 80
seru rosdk. 9bs T5bsns assssls mss
yerss ID open shs ssss u suas q sas
peopss. u DO are l1tsxesssd u sht sAssgs
sass plssjsa il shs Chicago, Eoax ltssnd
and paaiss rpsd "a ibis eity xhs sEss'
sls whish - laasfiIz saasssa saasi psss
!. sslls~s
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and G0ssh ii ssslFss xsAds, wafld hi sMael
81 sssxsas % ~ lnsare4lx NJ hoth Insss
aad Igiinois ~ s9sse Nkth Z eoussl ~
|ttpss n 81 maeessars - IN h1frep8 shs
Rosk fsxAnd Uel1pnny Ma1< fN31E n tnel
- res1ftatipas go .fx1ete ~ t1l5Ipss
Proceedings Nc sssxy iznsG e&ey tfe4
IN Rsst fei6xd m~esxeEa hAtn - IN
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

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-
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49,
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makans th's pfoposaslons or ZOE pay
mg any amount oy sne catixehs o
1oancn niasls ior fhe Ioeafiem %
thas point we aase not sno aaasl
snaadpW o. 9 aoant- Iuft us
bridge y located just WRsfs =
woaid hase oeen located NAnoa'
tne payment o single aoi1af @
the part 81 ooaaen hinhs' We sise
Deiese, ana tnas me pfoposalon z
gre the amount aI'ose sl'eeinea ion
us loeataon, vas Iooaish ana ah'
WISE we also aHrths bat uae
proposition mas been maeae % she
company ana mas peen aosed upon
by theaaas aad therefore us pFopFisy
Or impsopfssy = no longer : aeossa-
Die question ! ous me question: now
=, ''how shaA the money % raised
% carry out the sSipsalas'oias on NOSE
who represented @ q fhs meeting
of the halsnaaa Directors N sew
YORK Inc law under when the
money nast pc raised. u raised =
III, by recourse 70 TAX, fosiaes
ior sunnlauhs shs laes.ioh g 'ne
people Whe'ne. thes Na sax theail-
se'ues on NOS lef she pafpofs 2. a'a-
ing IN me construction o. ? ra'ifeaaa
or raairoaos' ana provides tlsas ths
sum 20 falsea' 2. ING haeDseaps-s
% meaFfsa shah nos eSeeea hss
per cent on als assessed faaae :, q
me properly siehh me q, hs
vaiaafaon O sl'e properly q Soah'
Gu DluHs ~ TINS t''ne ~ : enc Per
cent. levy Noala false ABOUT ~
WV aa'a 'h's = aoou' - - -, :
'a,o eas s4's1 a' =. .
oshs1 'aAss' = oas a I'VE go
uens % ~ snas @ =
now assessed - uses si'a'
salae Wn,' : shs o.''s 7 ''s.'s $40
soissiS iaaAs snsn H '
psshs. sHas 'a's a's s.aa -
ING Guy. aAq ahue1 '
aon WIZ pa NE isas' "a.
low We nave pfopSs''i0h =, =,
we shank la'f oas. aiia aE'0n N'iiea
we Woaa pc hnh p ass. ,i0'
WlIassaaulDg our laSs uaa s1s@'
OF tne r'gns a1ia ~1ohs Y Has plep
osshon' oar pfop0s'''oa sa,'
LEI tns o~heEs = pfopsa y ~
Dottoh ne'os ahoiah sIssA asu sas'
ssne o. sae aa1e' la'ss pV'eVo :
sneh manner = sAss sAos Aa'01
| payraens 70 chs Taiiraad somPaaF
/ This done by the above nainat
I - , ..,.43 "A
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23
ERRORS OF YOUTH

4 gsntssaAn who suffered Tor years ison Ser
20 rs BaBlliss. Prsmas aFe Decay. aas all tas e.
techs ef ysgsaGaI 4aaassellsa, wiil, tor the saEs
Of saserfaz Humanity. tend free 70 all VIZ asst
II, Eas gsx4pe 4xsa &Asessssus fer .naksaE tss
simple reiEeey ~ Khlce hswassHfed. susersrI
wishing &c nFeal ~ tbs sayhs Users sxps-5 snes,
e4a Do 80 ey aadfsssins ia @perfscf etouEc sses.
jazz q. oGDBS,
aS2yFI &3BsdaF street, Nsw TaEE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23
What Do the Radicals ptasi 2


um gisg leaders u4Sere Radical
party tell as what tAey want p
Win they he Kind enough 70 give
Us their gltlmatuW and RlSAL copdi-
ton upan which they are willing 70
allow the Union 10 be restored p
When the war was commenced
they told Us they were fighting for
| tic restoration eli the pniQh qpe
when that objsel was accomplished
1.-THE war should eease. and that all
that was necessary 10 accomplish
that object, vas for the people 81
| the South TO lay down their arms
land submit 10 the constitution aud
laws Of the country. They haze
dome This 10 the last man, and yet
Ishe Union il saat restored. 4 little
1Iater in the conflict the Radicals se-
lanircd the abolition Of slavery, Dir,
H. ~ +
Lincoln never asked more than Che
laying down Of arms, and the abo.
iIition Of slavery ,as q condition pre-:
Icedcnt To the re-adnaissioa at tia
.ISoushern States to the Union. Th'
I people Of the South did this, ans
Istill the Radicals refused to restogs
1.-The Union. Next the soatheri
.Ipeopie were required to repadiat'
Esheir war debt. They did hat
Then the Radicals grew mere ey
acting and demanded that rebel
should be excluded from Congress
! They wcps excluded, and sill sh'
I2adioals refuse 10 bare the Upioi
restored. Now, We you'd be gaa'
, Iif the Radicals would IL upon shsi
j luIsiuaatuna upon what coaidltsaall
tshsy are willing thai Che uaie'
i IssaslI be restored and peace an
Igesa viii once mora reign through
out the land, VIII sise NDnpasel
]! ssafa upon what cenditioas It woll
Ihe wiling u hasa fhe Union m
! ssased, and the SossAera State
ZONES saoge represented in gsngross
4a..a.-A-a.--a~sss- II IS WA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

. 4 EysTs wANTED-sFa to s7o day. ts IN
51Eoazss saf sew RaleHt STAR saUTTLE
ssgsgG MAeHIHg. Price tss. II asses
two tassaas, saa makes The sesnuius LOCI
-sTITtu. Ali eiEss les RTlsed IaAehiasG naaks
tasCA&lx srIrcH sx-iastye tegV.sory slVsa
ssEt fer csreggxFs.
" G. WILSON X Co,
AaaaI K<laFsrSr
uaz.ns fNaxrfhnd Ohis
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23
rasssnsssraI Kt.xerass.

For he Sssss III Large.
THOs. w. CLAGETFr. Of Los eoaasy.
MARTIN ". IsRNkEEs Of Maxson ss.,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-05-07
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
JoHNsTowN, May 4. 1868.

JoHSSTowH, May a, 1868.
Dear Freeman Under the combined in
f1uence of Forepaugh's circus and payday
at the Mill our town was reasonably lively
last week, and the customary little set-tn's
and big drunks were among the usual order
OF exercises. iight-fngered female was
sent up in default of bail for robbing lady
on the street of her pocket-book, which con
taiued about two dollars in money.
Two birds were Gagged on Saturday night
for taking on rather elongated cargo eff
lightning benzne. Being duly repentant
next morning. they were permitted to depart
after making deposit of severalIdolars each
in the hands of the Burgess
The Turner'S have now a building in
course of erection on the old Basin, which
they design using as temporary Hall Il
1t is a pretty large structure, and will be
bedded with tan bark in lieu of floor. Our
gymnastic Teutonc friends will now have
chance of throwing themselves around loose
Mr. John Brady, the gentlemanly propri-
etor Of the franklin House, will depart this
town on Thursday next for Ireanu. We
hope John won't be arrested as a Feuiau
erni sary, but that his journey may be safe
and propitous one.
A temperance lecture was delivered here
on "Wednesday evening last, and was we'll
attended. Mr.. A @. Bradley, reformed
dTunkard from New York, was the spokist
Mr.. A. j. Hawes is rebuilding his Cement
Mill, which was destroyed by fire couple
Of weeks since.
Our police have donned their new uni
forms, and look as gay as drenched peacocks
in q country barn-yard. Ne doubt the
peace and order" of our town will be siren
uousy kept mp, as SO much brass buttons
will strike terror to the hearts of all evil
doers
1t is my painful duty to announce this
week the sudden and unexpected demise of
Lizzie, wife of John Ryan, which sad event
occurred on Monday of last week, at her res
ldence in Cambria City. The writer hereof
had known this estimable lady for years,
and her kind disposition and pure life en-
deared her to him far beyond what mere
words can express. The casket has been
laid away in the silent churchyard on the
hill, but the gem has been transferred from
its setting to enjoy an eternity of happiness
In the presence of Him whom she so well
and truly served during her brief probation
i'll this world. The stricken husband has
the sympathieS of our entire community in
his sad bereavement, and of the immense
cortt &c who followed her remains to their
final resting place. there were few who did
rot drop a tear to the memory of the pure,
high-minded and gentle Mrs. RYAN. May
she rest in peace. SKU BAL.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-05-07
MAR 1eIED.

SKELLY-LINGELL Wilmore, on
Tuesday, April 28th, by Rev. John Hackett
Mr.. VIM, A. Skelly and Miss Jenuie Linge
Our friends have arrived at the sensible
conclusion that single blessedness is not what
it's cracked up to be, and consequently they
have donned the hymenial yoke with the in
tention of pulling in double harness for the
balance of their lives. May long career Of
uninterrupted happiness be theirs;
And may their future always be
Unclouded and from sorrow free;
And may the little Skellys rise
To men and women great and wise A
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-05-07
628 HOOP SKIRTS 628.
WIN. t. HOPKINS GOWN Make
"KEYSTONE SKIRTS"


"EEYSTONE SKIRTS"
are the best and CHEAPEST Low PRICED
Hoop Skirts in the market Trail Skirts,
% springs, $l.0O; 80 springs, ST. 20; and
40 springs, Sl.45. Plain Skirts, tapes, 20
springs, so Cents; 25 springs, 95 Cents /;
80 springs. $l.I5; and 35 springs. $l.25.
Warranted IN eUe1y respect
Our OWN Make" of ''UNIoN SKIRTS, -
Eleven Tape Trails, from 20. to 90 springs.
$l.20 TO 81. go. Plain, Six Tapes, 20 to so
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Skirts are better than those sold by ether
establishments as first class goods, and at
much lower prices.
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are in every way superior to all other Hoop
Skirts before the public, and only have to
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tapes. aud the style of the metallic fasteR-
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for durability and excellence any other Skirt
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and are really cheaper, than all others. Erery
t0dy should try them They are being sold
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and the adjoining States at very moderate
prices 1t you want the best, ask for
Hopkins Champion Skirt" II you do
not lind them, get the merchant with whom
you deal to order them for you, or come or
send direct to US. Merchants will find our
different grades of Skirts exactly what they
need, and we especially invite them to call
and examine our extensive assortment, or
send for Wholesale Price List.
To be had at Retail at Mandatory. and
of the Retail Trade generally, and at Whole
sale of the Manufacturer only, to whom all
orders should be addressed.
NanufdctCry and SGlesroonl. 62s Arch Street,
Between 6th and 7th Sts.. Philad'a
April 2, 1868 Am. WIN. 7. HOPKINS.
" H. A. Shoemaker & Co. are the only
dealers in Ebensburg who keep these cele-
brated Skirts for sale
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pEGISTER'S SNOTICE-Notice

TX LNIo LIN . NO 11OTL-N OIlc6
~ is hereby given that the following Ac-
counts have been passed and filed in the
Registers Office at Ebensburg, and will be
presented to the Orphans Court of Cambria
county, for confirmation and allowance, on
Monday, the lst Gay Of June next, to wit:
The final account of Charles Buxton, Ad-
ministrator of Samuel Burkhart, late of
Jackson township, decd.
The first account of John Cole, Guardian
of Adam and Anna Hitch.
The account of Peter RubritE, Executor of
Jacob Rubritz, late of Conemaugh Up, decd.
The first and final account of William J.
Pryce, Admir- DE BONIs NON of VIM. Pryce,
late of Cambria township, decd.
The first account of Adam Kurtz, Ex'r oG
Herman VOkenrod, late of Cambria borough.
deceased.
The account of Jared Williams, ST., Guar
dian of Thomas Parftt.
The first and partial account OF Paul Yah
rer, Executor of Francis CLOSER, late of
Chest township, decd.
The account of Wm. P. Buck, Guardian
of John DUNN.
The fifth and final account of Ann Henry,
Adm'x of VIM. Webster, late of Washington
township, decd.
The second aud final account Of Julius
Steich, Admir- of Aporew Gels, late of Car
rolltOwn borough, decd.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Register.
Registers Office, Ebensburg, May Z, 1868.
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LIST OF JURoRs.-The following persons
have been drawn to serve as Grand and
Traverse Jurors at tie ensuing term of
Court, commencing on the first Monday of
June next:
GRAND JURORS.
A. NJ. Gregg, Foreman, Millville Borough !;
Bennett, n S, plasterer,
Burk, Edward, farmer, Clearfeld Township;
Burk, Daniel, farmer, Gallitzin :"
Butler Thos, boss, 5th Ward, Johnstown;
Bears, John, farmer, White Township
Cooper, JAS K, merchant, Croyle Township;
Dysart, VIM, painter, 4th Ward, Johr stown;
Davis, r r, store keeper, e Ward, EbeDsb'g;
Grist, VIM, eoaker, lst Ward, Johnstown
GoodeIham, Vim F, farmer, Carroll Twp;
Goughnour, Ephraim, farmer, Taylor Twp !;
Good, Jacob, farmer, T" .'
Glass Henry, 80 Allegheny tip /;
Howard Alex II, " White tp
Howard Daniel, heater, Millville boro
Krng Jacob, Jr, Farmer, Richland tp
Little Peter J, 90 Allegheny tp;
Luther William, laborer, Conemaugh boro !;
Leiden Adam, justice, Chest tp;
Nagle Nicholas, constable, Carrolltown bor
Platt II j, innkeeper, SusquehanLa tp;
Sheets Jacob, gas filter, I'd w Conemaugh !;
White John, mason, Prospect.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-FIRsT WEEK.
Alleghany-Val. Bishop, Henry Little.
Cambria--George Alstead, Rees S. Lloyd,
John Stlnger, Adam Shettig.
Carroll-Thomas Buck, Aug. Yost.
Carroltown-Jacob Bender
Cbest-Caleb Gray, James McAnce.
Chest Springs-John McFeely, Jacob
Wagner.
Conemaugh tp.-John B. Fite, Jacob C.
Horner.
Conemaugh boro.-Amos B. Davis, David
Kopelin, Andrew Noah.
Croyie-Jo3. Croyle, David NJ. Pringle.
Ebensburg-James A. Moore, George ].
Rodgers.
Jackson-Henry P. Cooper, Thos. Kinney.
JohnstOwn-Samuel Douglass, David Di-
BERT VIM. Gels, John Heingret, James Kill
gore, James Morley, John p. Pringle, John
s. Ogden, Irwin Rutledge
Millville-James Z. Davis, John Woods.
Munster--COrnelius Deyer.
Prospect-John Lewis.
RichlaEd-John Grunbling, jr., Christ'n
Weaver.
Summorhill-Wm. Doran, Enos Ellis.
Susquehanna-John Emigh.
Taylor-Wm. Alexander, A. G. Crook.
George N. Hess.
ashington-WilIiam Ti!ey.
Yoder-Abram Culan, Jacob P. Strayer.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-sECoND WEEK.
Allegheny-Jos. Hogue, Jos. Cramer.
Blscklick-John Hawkesworth
Conemnugh-Thomas Arthurs, Hen. Con-
stable, Samuel Klinefelter, John Mincely.
COnemangh boro.-Baltzer Myers
Clearfeld--John Behe, Lewis Burgoon,
Andrew Carroll, Jos. F. Cooper
Carroll-Henry Byrne. Peter Cain, And.
Miller John Yahner.
Croyle-Peter Brown
Cambria-Eben. Davis, Patrick Farren.
Cambria bOrO.- VIM. Cooper, Jas. Gates,
John T. Hughes
Chest-John Elder, sr., Philip Thomas.
bensburg-Morgan Hughes.
Johnstown-Robert Boyle, VIM. H. Car
roll, Hiram Helsel, F. W. Hay.
Loretto-Sebasta Fry, VIM. ]. Kuntz.
Miilgille--Levi EmpGeld, Robt. F. Given,
George w. Stutzman.
Munster-Evan Hughes, Jas. Luckett.
Prospect-Robert Dimond
Richland-Henry Brown, Saml Gardner,
Daniel Weaver
Susquehanna-John Baum.
Iaylor-George L. Bowser
Washing MCDermitt. Will
liam Russell
White-George Bowman, Geo. NJ. Cree,
Joseph G. Holland.
Ioder-Timothy L. Hunt