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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-30
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

'DURsUANT TO THE AUTHORITY vested
il in me by Act of Congress, do hereby APP
point special terms of the District Court of the
United States for the Cape Fear District in North
tie county of Rowan, to commence on the first
Monday in August next; and at Morganton, in
the county of Burke, on the second Monday in
August next. ;-s5e.-- sa.,r ~, -,,o{srt :.
Ordered that this be published weekly in the
STANDARD, newspaper in Raleigh N G., for
thirty days g. w. BROOKS,
a la az District Judge.
June "a, 1860. s',f, -, 449-wIm
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90 Synopsis Of Statement for 1885,
Income from Premiums, e7.l6I,3O4.1l
Income from Interest, ,5S4, 0O6.4S
Total income for the year STAG ,200.59
Losses paid, saAt1 % 9f I,22f $4,000
Dividends paid, Ais'eiS 02S ,2S4.OO
Total Losses paid to date, s.OS9, $500
Total Divd'ds paid to date, 5.197 ,25S.0O
1t will be seen from the above that the Income
for interest alone, greatly exceeds the losses and
that the total income Tor one year Is more than
the total losses paid to date. The Assets Of the
Company arc now over Toenty three Millions, and
with its large income offers greater inducements
to those insuring than any other company in the
country. Its plans OF business compromise oil
the desirable forms OF insurance. bA S55'it
asa 't1 s. d. WAIT, CENT Agent,
may 3, '69-d8Swtt gl,ilt Raleigh NC.
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The New Workers keep up their pet over
the success of Boston's Jubilee One New
York paper has it that Gilmore is "insane,"
and that the Peace Jubilee was the freak
of madman," and another asserts that he
has become stone deaf, which is more prob
able. rs e.s,
The bromide of ammoniumis recommend
ed by DR.. Glib, of London, to those who
suffer from an excess of fat. He says that,
when taken in small doses for length of
time, it will diminish the weight Of the
body with greater certainty than any other
known article. r
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A large cotton factory is to be built in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-22

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND.
NOTICE is hereby eiven. ,'.si thu under,
~ .sirned administrator, ~ilb will annexed
81 The estate OF James Harris. deceased, viii
nv virtue 81 an order OF the DUBOIS County
Common Pleas Court. sell al public auction
ON The premises on
SATURDAY. Feb 81, 1869.
an equal undivided two-'hirds Of The follow
ing describe d Lands Of the decedeni, situate
ia The County VI Dubois aud Safe ol inci-
ans as follows, vlz'
The upu,vdeG Two birds OF the soui h
esst quarter Of the north enst quarter al
sec.ioa t~~a,y.nine, and the nor,h west
quarter Of the south west quarter, and also
rue north wet quarter OF section tweot, :
eight, all in township Dumbsr one. ncrih 1T
rsnge Number three west, toe whole con-
-isiuing two hundred aud forty acres, more
OF less.
The lsnd will be offered in parcels TO suit
purchase ana to benefit the es,si-.
TERxs OF SALE-Oae fourth OF the pur.
chase money 10 be- paid in cash, the residue
10 equal payments at eight. twelve and
eighteen months, the purchaser irving mote
bearing interest from date Of sale. aDt waiv
ing vslus,ion and sppraisT en-, Laws secured
by good freehold sureties. Sale 10 commence
at 2 O'Clock. p. Nj.
THOMAS HA RRIS. admir-.
p. S.-Sarah Jane Harris, the widow OF the
deceased, will at the same time, place. and
on the came terms, sell her interest in The
Lsnds, being her widows SHIRE, that Is Que
equal and undivided bird part thereof.
SARAH JANE HARRIS, Widow.
q T B Carr. Attorney.
Jan Is. l869-4v
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Railroad Meeting.


Pursuant to call quite large num-
Ter al citizens assembled at the Court
unuse on the l6.h inst. Mr.. Dcane
WAS called To the Chair and August
l.itschg Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was eN-
ll.iued 10y q. I. Il. Carr, Esq and
after numerous remarks by several
persons the following gertleman were
appointed Delegates - attend ihe
meeting at New Albany on the 2ist
inst, to.wit:
Jssper-Clsmart Dane. Joseph Sermsr'
sh-im. lgnsz Exert and L. A. Hoense
.ung.
Ce!sssns- jacob Allies.
Celumhis.-A J. GosmaB.
Hart.son-John Mburn.
I,eisnd- 3. Dil5n.
llun'irgburg-Le nard Bre 2.
Ferdinand-J Il. Gilman.
On motion il WAS resolved that iie
'~eeting recommend the Corporail"n
Tru tees to vote "A subscription Of SO.
900 t. tie Falls City Il Nincenne-
kailroat. provided Jasper be nsde =
point upon It.
On motion The proceedings were le-
ques,ed Il be published. aud the meet
ipg adjourned sui ject to the call oi Tx
President.
G. DOANE. Chairman.
a LIrscuGI. Sec'v.
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Notice 10 Contractors!
DUBOIS COUNTY JAIL BUILDING

NOTICE is hereby given that the Com
~ missioners OF DUBOIS County, Indiana,
. will on
i.n FRIDAY. Jsn. %, 1869.
let out At Public Ou,cry, at the door Of The
Court House, in Jasper, tn the lowest snd
best bidder, the contract ior the stone. brick
and carpenter work tor a new Jail building
for said county. The stone and brick work
will be let in one contact, and the curpen.
ter w0rx in aoother.
Plans end specifications for said work
msy be seen Ct any time at The Auditors
Office OF Dubois county.
GERHARD NIEHAUS,
WM II GREEN,
JOHN MEME,
County Commssi onere.
liam. 8 1863
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
- signed has been appointed sdminisirs.
Tor. De bcnis non, nj the estate Of Nicholas
Y. Cox. late Of Dubois county, deceased.
Said estate 10 probably solvent.
Ww. s. CONLEY, Adn'I.
Jan 8. 1923
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that The under
~ signed bss oeen appointed Adminis,ro.
Tor o. the estate Of ID g. Conlev, late OF
Dubois county, deceased Sal esr,e. I. PRO.
baby insolven'. WIN. /. CONLEY, Admir-.
Jan. s. 1903
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND!

a. LrrscuGI, Sec'y.
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To CnnsunnnfiKes.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks by very simple remedy. after
Having suffered several years tn a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption,
|is anxious to make known to his fellow suffer
lers the means of cure To all v no desire it he
will send copy of the Prescription used (free
|Of charge), with the directions for repairing and
using the same, which they will find a sURE
CURE for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
&c. The only object of the advertiser in send-
ling the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and send information which he conceives to be
Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing Parties wishing the
Prescription will please address
REv. EDW -.RD 4. WILSON.
65 South Second ST., Williamsburg, Kings
County New York. ENOv.l2, 6s -ly.
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ID 4 Il u :,

MOORE.-In this place, on Thursday, I'll
inst, AMELIA @. THOMPSON, wife of Mr. J
Alexander Moore. and only daughter of Maj
John Thompson, aged 8 years.
Seldom has death occurred in our vii
!lage which has CAUSED more poignant distres.
Iin the family circle Of which she was the
cherished centre. or more sadness in that so
;ciety of which she was one of the brightes
ornaments Possessed of all the domestic
svirtues, she has left a chasm in the house
hold, whose lavorite she was, which will
ever be vacant. and place in the communi
Ity in which she moved that can never be
filled. She was a regular communicant il
the Presbyterian Church Of this place, and
Iwas a most exemplary member. To her
,guileless. innocent and charitable as she was
Death could have no terrors. She leaves
the innocent cause of its mothers death
n lovely infant female child one week old al
the time of her demise-a child destined
never to taste the sweets of mothers af
lfection. Tie bereaved husband and orphan
led children, as well as the large circle oi
lmourning relatives and friends, have ouI
deepest sympathy. And to them we dedi
cate this feeble tribute from one who knew
lthe deceased lady from her early infancy.
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u NOTICE.-Letters of ADMINISTRATION
~ on the estate of Mary Ann BuSer, Bar
bara Buser and Margaret Bsser, late of the
borough of Crrolltown, county of Cambria,
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed by the Register of said county, notice is
hereby given to persons indebted to said estate
to make payment without delay, and those
having claims against the same will present
/ hem properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN BENDER, Admir-.
Carroll Twp, Jan. IA S69 ct.
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Carroll Twp, Jan. IA, 1869. ct.
A SSIGNEES' SALE OF STORE

IA GOODS The undersigned, Assignee of
j A. O'Bricn, will offer for sale at public ont
crv, in Munster. Cambria county, on THgRs
DAY MKT, JAN'Y 2IsT, 1853 the entire stock of
81 ERCH ANDISE contained in the store of
the said j a. o Bren, consisting of Dry and
Dress Goods, Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Hard
ware. Groceries. and all other kind of Goods
kept in q country store. The entire stock will
be sold without reserve, and hence great bar
gains may be expected. Sale to commence at
no O'Clock M, and continue from day to day
until everything is disposed OF.
TERMS OF SALE-On all sales less than
Ten Dollars in amount the cash must be paid
ION all sales over that amount three months
lcredil, with acceptable security. will be given.
A.D CRISTE, Assignee.
Munster, Jan IA, l669.
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CHAS. bCMAN ANY,
Allegheny Tp., Dec. q. ISGS.-
CHERRIES SALES BY virtue o.

GHERIFF'S SALES by virtue Of
~ sundry WritS of Y end. ExpOn., Lev F2cias
and Plur. Lev. Facias, issued out OF -he Court
of Common Pleas oF Cambria county, and to
me directed there will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the house OF Francis Cooper, N Chest
Springs borough. Cambria county. on SATUR-
DAY, the 23d iav of Jaruary. . one O c.cck
P. NJ, the following Real Estate. 20 Wit:
All the right, title ana interest of 5. +
George of, il and TO a lot Of ground sItnated
in Ches; Springs borough, Cambria CO front
ing Ga feet on Main greet, ana cx'ending back
100 feet TO Walnut alley, adjoining lcts OF Ma
rv Ann Mckenzie the south and Simon
Weakland on the north, having thereon erectcL
a two story frame house. back Cuicj'gs t.a ne
stable and outbuildings, now in t..s occupancy
of John Merely. Taken IN execution and TO
be sold at the suit of Margaret " St.ohecker
and G. W. Strohecker, for use of Archibald
McFadder ct al
Also. al the right, title and interest Of s.
F George, of, in and to the following descrih-
ed building and lot OF ground If :, r GEORGE
to-wIt: "Said building is located on lot or
piece of ground situate in Chest Springs Dor
ough Cambria county, known on the place ol
said borough as Lot Q. Ga in rhe order ot SAID
lots, adjoining lot of heirs of Andrew NJ 'Giain,
&c Ii j. frame stable or barn, kaViug
front of IS feet and depth OF 32l5 feet, and
is I6 feet high" Taken in execution and to
be sold at the suit of John Wagner.
Also all the right, title ami interest o: Paul
J. Fiynn and DR.. John J. Krise, Of. in anil ID
the following described building Of Pau! Fi-r
and DIR. John J Krise, To wiz: - = ceTt in
one story plank building, situate il Clearheld
township Cambria county on the lands uf DR.
J J. Krise, now occupied ey Patterson and
Hartley. containing in front "a feet ani n
de1th i6 feet - Taken in execution a1i 70 Oe
sold at the suit OF Patrick DonShoC.
JOHN a. BLAIR Sheriff.
Sherif"s Office Ebensburg, j AZ 1th S6a .-3t.
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ENINE PROPERTY FOR SALEI-

ENINE PROPERTY FOR SALE =
Il Will be sold on the most reasonable terms
that valuable property situate in the Borough
of Summitville, Cambria county, cornering on
the Northern Turnpike and the Old Portage,
embracing FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, with
"a front of l30 feet, having thereon erected q
large TWO STORY HOUSE, part brick and
part frame, at present occupied a tavern
The property has every convenience either for
IA public house or comfortable private resi-
|dence 1t has Stabling for fifteen or twenty
Ihorses, a first rate well of water and an excel
ent garden, and every other accommodation
for either a public house private y cling
For terms apply to the subscriber at Summit
willie. HENRY HUGHES.
January ID, ISGS.-ft.
sS Johnstown Democrat. Altoona Vindica.
tor and Hollidaysburg Standa copy four times
and send bill to advertiser.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

A u DIT o II s \ . IT Q 2 -
IA Jacob Fronhe:ser vs.. Isscc Singer
in the Court of Common Pleas Vi Cambria Co.
No. Is, December Tern, l5hS. Ii Fa. 6;h
November, 1865. pro- erty sold Ior 500 leth
December, 1868, Deed aokaOWl legged.
And now, l4Jh December, 1865, on motion
OF Samuel Singleton, Esq, Geo. v. Oatman,
ESQ, appointed Auditor TO report distribution
of proct eds of Sheriff 5 sale From tue Record
Certified l4th December, 1868.
Gs) J. X HITE, PTo.h'v.
I will sit at M Office in Ebensburg, on Fri
day, the Is h day of January, leb9 a o,eiccl;
ny for the pnrpose of attending C the du.ies
sSf the above appointment, when and where all
parties interested must attend. or be debarred
from coming in for a shane OF the fund.
GEO W. OATMAN, Auditor.
December 24. 1868. 3t.
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CHAR DE NO. l

"A n II
SELECTED.
Alasl for that forgotten day
When chivalIy was nourished,
When none but friars learned to pray,
When beef and beauty fiourished!
And fraud in kings was held accursed,
And falsehood sin was reckoned.
And mighty chargers bore my first,
And fat monks wore my second!
Oh, then l carried sword and shield.
And casque with Haunting feather,
And earned MY spiers in battle field,
In winter and rough weather;
And polished many sonnet up,
To ladies' eyes and tIesses,
And learned to drain my fathers cup,
And loose my falcons jesses:
How grand was 1 in olden davsl
How gilded o'er with glory
The happy mark of ladies' pt also
And theme of minstrel'S story
Unmoved by fearful accidents,
All hardships stoutly spurning,
laughed to scorn the elements
And chiefly those of learning
Such things have vanished like a dream
The mongrel mob grows prouder
And everything is done by steam,
And men are killed by powder;
l feel. alas my fame decay,
/ give unheeded orders,
And not in paltry state away,
With Sheriffs and recorders.
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A SUCCEEs.-The concert on Tuesday
night was a complete success, and it is not
out of place to say to the hundreds of per-
sons who were there. as well as to the hun
dreds of others who were not there, that if
they wish to get more than full value for
their money in the way of clothing, furs. or
auy other kind of seasonahle merchandise,
they should go at once to the renowned
cheap cash srore of V. S. Barker, High
strset, Ebensburg.
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THE LATEST MUsIC-The latest tune,
'ou is the vongshoctonickvskoi Schot
i5che, and the latest news out is that Leopold
Mayer still keeps choice dry goods. fancy
goods. hats, bonnets, furs, etc, at his famou
\. Y. Dry Goods Store, Main ST.. Johnstown
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ANSWER to Charade No. I3-Car-roll
Answer to Enigma No. 8-A Chime of Bells
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A MARRIAGE WITHOUT UNIoN-A few
days since a young fellow from the classic
region of Lanrel Hill was arrested and
brought to the county seat at the instance
of a ''frail fair one'' who had "loved not
wisely but too well' Tie sW ain, rather than
endure confinement, (Which the fair one was
likely. to encounter ere long,) agreed to
marriage. The ceremony was accordingly
said in the solemnest style Of Esq. --
The groom afterwards left tue Office for re-
freshments-and has not been heard of since.
So the disconsolate bride was compelled to
take her departure alone, having realized
that though she was married she was not
mated.
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THE BASE BALL CoSCERT.-Like all the
entertainments heretofore given under the
auspices of the NJ. B. B. c.. the concert on
Tuesday night was perfect ovation in
point of numbers. The Court House was
filled to overlooking, and the proceeds no
doubt were handsome. The fact that the
greater portion of the audience voted for a
repetition Of the entertainment at an early
day, was evidence sufficient that the efforts
of the performers were duly appreciated, and
the cause as popular as ever.
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To A CORRESPONDENT A "Reader'' in
quires for the author of the oft quoted coup
let:
No ROGUE e'er felt the halter draw
With good opinion of the law.
Ous friend will find in satiricle poem.
styled 'MEingal," the lines he refers to.
excepting one word of difference:
No MAN e'er felt the halter draw
With good opinion of the law.
Is "Reader" satisfed7
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-01-14
TOWN PROPERTY

VALUABLE TOWN PROPkni1
FOR SALE.-Will be sold at Privnte
sale that valuable property situate at he cor
ner of Horner and Mary Ann streets. il the
borough of Ebensburg, containing nearly an
acre af ground, with a large an commcdious
Frame Dwelling House, outhuildings and STA
ble-ai! in excellent order. / he property ecl-
braces a wood house, wash house. and eN-
celient cellar, and there are on the premises a
large number of selected fruit trees A far
ther description is deemed unGece-sGry, as
those wishing to purchase viii cats A2j exam
inc for themselves The title is Indispensable,
For particulars inquire of
r. L. JOHNSTON.
EbersSurE. January lib, isSe.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-01-14

ALL INvITED.-Friends from the farms,
friends from the villages, friends from the
cross roads. and friends from everywhere,
and everywhere else. are all invited to call
and purchase dry goods, clothing, groceries
notions, etc.. from r. r. Davis, who wants
to sell his entire stock and is determined to
give the best of bargains to all his custom
erS.