The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-08-04

IIhomas Mckee, farmer, Taylor township
John ManIOn, farmer, Susquchanna twp
Joseph Gels, farmer, Rchland township
aori'in brluy, striker, Millville borough.
1A1lpert Ellndie, mason, lst ward. Conemaugh.
Auam Goughnour, farmer, Taylor township
lanes Dotlglnss, farmer, Carroll township
;Ialnes nc r Murray, merchant Galltzfn twp.
~. /; GOoderham, farmer. Carroll township
SStinI w. Turner, farmer, White township
John j. Evans farmer, Cambria township.
I1ainuel 1a Knight; miner, lst ward, Johnstown.
James Gibson, laborer, MillVile.
9has; I Q; rLouther, carpenter, lst w'd, Conegh.
Aaron Goughnour, laborer, franklin boro,
T.. W. Helfricl1, inn keeper, Susquehanna tp
henry Fritz. inn keeper, Yoder township
James Driskell, farmer, Cambria township.
TfdreISe Jurors-FiISt Week
anna Charles farmer, Carroll township.
rbSarkIey Jacob, farmer, Yoder township.
Bumgardner Joseph, farmer, Richland twp
I5lnon Lewis, tailor, West Ward Ebensburr
Dildges francis, engineer, list w'd, Conem 'gI.
Carroll George, st. com. 4th ward, Johnst'f.
Croyle'J Joseph, farmer, Croyle township
cunningham James, farmer Carroll tyHp
Constable David, puddler, Miiiville borough
S,hTlsty Daniel, carpenter, Summftville bor
Devlin Francis, gentleman, 2d ward, Cone'gh
I5unmirc Henry, farmer, Iichland township.
Eckenrode John c., f,irmer, Carroll twp.
Elmire Peter, farmer, Wilmore borough.
Eniton David, tealnster, list ward, Conem'gh.
ElSher simon, butcher, Munster township.
Folsom Josiah, heater 5th ward. Iohnstown
Fiske a. H., merchant, White township.
Green Patrick, laborer, Prospect borough.
Harris w w, farmer. Jackson township.
HoRple Henry, farmer, Carroll township
Helsel Michael, cooper. LIST ward, Conemaugh.
King John NJ. merchant, 2d ward, Johnstown.
Logan y Ohm w, marble cutter, list w'd, .
Little W. A. b., farmer, Allegheny township.
ly nch Edward, farmer, Summerhin twp.
McDonald Daniel, inn keeper, Cambria boro'.
Siurray robert, farTncr, Cambria township.
McDermitt VIM, farmer, White township.
Maggie Michael, farmer, Carroll township.
Paul >. s, merchant, CroyIe township.
BobeTts owen, farmer, Summerhill township.
Ross John r.. farmer RackicI ton topsnsbip
Itoseoaugh Henry, farmer, Cambria twp.
Sanker Anthony, farmer, Allegheny twp.
Thomas Jacob, farmer, Clearfield township.
THOMAS John, merchant, 4th ward, Johnst'n.
Urban Peter, carpenter, Chest Springs boro'.
" " cilsel Matnias, laborer, "a ward ConeTn gh.
zimmerman Henry, roller, Sd ward, Johnst'n.
zimmerman Chas., inn Heeper, Sd w'd, :"
IfdreTse JJtrors-Second Week.
Allstead George, roller, Cambria borough
Behe Henry, carpenter, Washington twp.
Brawlcy Michael, farmer, Washington twp.
Iurkhart Jonn, teilTnstcr, lst ward, Cone gh.
ISelm sam /, lstborer, 4th ward, JohnStOwn.
ByerS VIM. farmer, Jackson township.
Beam George, farmer, Jackson township.
. Bennett John, farmer, Carroll township.
! Braddock =. j., laborer, 2d ward. ConeInaugh.
Coulter ID. W. merchant, Franklin borough.
Cooper Joseph. Sr., farmer, Allegheny twp.
Gonnell VIM, clerk, west ward, Ebensbrg.
Denny Richard, car inspectors Gallitzin twp.
Decker James, laborer, 5th ward Johnstown
Davis Timothy, farmer, jackson township.
Earhlrt John, farmer, Chest township.
Edwards BenjUmin, farmer, oder township.
Elattery WIn., justice, 81 ward, Johustown
Fresh Abratn, fnr1mer, Jackson township.
Gaghigun Harrison, teaTnsger 81 " a. .Tohns'n
Gearhart WIn farmer. Richlnnd township.
HclSei Hiram. puddlcr. 2d ward. JohnStuwr.
Hclfrick Michael, farmer, Chest township
jackson Henry, bricklayCr, 5th w'd. Johnstn
Koontz Sam'l, carpenter, 5th ward. Johns 'wn.
Kirby John. clerk, 2d ward. Conemaugh Dor.
hnablc George farmer. Allegheny township.
layton W IN. blacksmith, 81 ward, -
Lily Thomas, farmer, Clearfield township.
Lloyd itees 5, farmer, Cambria township.
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Marsh jacob, laborer, Mllvillc borough.
mansfield H.. farmer. Allegheny township,
Masters samuel watchnan, Millvitle bOrO'.
Mctilade Edw-. lumbcrman, Washington II.
Owens David, farmer, Cambria borough.
ONelll NJ. NJ, saddler, west ward, EbenSburg.
phillips John, contractor. lst W d. Johnstown.
Potter Robert helper 9th ward, JohnStown-
Rutledge George, farmer Ciear!ield twp.
Sanders Philip, sawyer, Gallitzin township.
Walters Henry. farmer, SummcrhiiI twp.
Williams Thomas r., farmer, Blackiclk twp.
HounAin David, farmer, White township.
SEE TO Ir-While in the Land Office at Harris
Durg, Il few days since, says the Altoona TIT
Dufe, our friend, \. c. Wilson, clerk in that
department. gave us considerable information
IN reference to unpatented land, from which
we infer that there are many owners of real eS-
tate resting in fancicd safety because they hold
q parchment paper showing. their land to have
and all is safe, so far as they go, but from the
nulnber'o of charges on the books against lands
in the different counties we infer that there is
Il balance due the State on the majoaity of tracts
In each county. This balance happens in this
wise: The ori.rinalowner took Out n patent for
say 10 acres of land, but when the tract was
surveyed it was found to contain 30 acres. The
surveyor made return accordingly to the Land
been running on interest, at per cent per an
mum, from that time up to August, 1858, and
at per cent. per annum from the latter date to
the present time. In addition to the patent
money and interest thereon, an additional
one case in which tract OF 400 acres had been
patented, but when surveyed it was found to
the Land Office and charged up, including pat
ent money, interest, and Sl5 for the patent, is
somewhere in the neighborhoOd of 500. 1t
would be advisable for all property holders to
see that the whole tract they occupy had been
settle u bill when short grace is given. If they
can ascertain the name OF the original owner,
amount of money received by the state, within
the first year, for land patents, amounts 10 over
S9,OU0,OO0.
A NOBLE ACT-Mrs. Joseph Burns, living
near the Branch Road between this place and
UolIidaysburg, had occasion to cross the rail-
road track yesterday morning, and unknown to
herself was followed by a small child, which
playing between the ties. Near the place where
the child was playing the road makes Il very
sharp curve, and when the Branch train, run
ming very fast, made the curve, the engineer,
Mr.. James Stewart, was horrified to see the child
on the track, not more than forty yards distant
III instantly reversed his engine, and then rush
ing out upon the cow-catcher, fastened his legs
III the bars so as to permit him TO reach the full
length of his body and arms in front OF the lo-
comotive. BY Il suddcniblow he threw the child
from the track and down the embankment, ana
on going back, after the train had stopped
found that it had received but a few bruises
from falling among some stones when thrown
from the truck. Mr.. Stewards prompt and ac-
tive measures to prevent the train from running
over the child, and his manly daring in suspend
ing himself by the feet from the front of his en-
CINE. deserve the highest praise-AHoOnd SUM-
July 30th.
SHOOTING AFFAIR IN HOLLIDAYsBuRG-A
HoI1idaysburg on Friday night last, and during
its progress quite a number of young men men
cIamhered upOn q wagon standing outside, ana
from which they could peer over the top OF the
canvas One of the showmen requested the
crowd 10 oet out of the wagon, when all COM
nIiod with his request, save VIM. Baker, Jr., a
Young man aged about % years The snowman \
then Attempted to put Baker out, wnen tne
latter Knocked him down and kicked him. He
got up when Baker again knocked him down; H,id
The Snowman then got upon his manu- anu l
-n1.cIlcch his lott lIng. nUOuL Two