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VIZ were up in the country The othor day,
and they asked rs the following oouuudruaa:
why should man and his vile aeverYide
Oh a donkey 2" We weren't able to answer,
aud shey tiung the marriage ceremony NJ us
as fellows "BeeaGse, whatsoever God bath
iued together les no man pat ass uud.r!''
Ne wilted - BsYstonla H'aic5mzn.
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UNION HOUSE,

/ EBE&SBURG, Pa, JEROME a. PLOTT.
. PTopletoE, spares no pains to render this
hotel worthy Of continuation of the liberal
patronage it has heretofore received. His
table viii always be furnished with the
best the market affords; his bar with the
oss5 Ci liquors.-Eia stable is large. and viii
De attended by an attentive. .and obliginc
lostler- Jan SO, I6G8.-tf.
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JOHN .BI.ATR. SIerif. f.e.

VIZ, the undersigned Auditors of Cambria
County. do respectfully report tHar we have
examined the above accounts and vouchers OF
Receipts and Expenditure OF he District Court
OF Cambria gcu0ty, from the 18th duy OK J.uu-
airy, 1870, 20 the ist day Of january, ISL, inelu-
sive, and und them to DC correct
lslEEN uhpFa oCu HANDS at JOhustOvu, this
&flL day Of January 1~ll.
JAMES NULL
ANTHONY ANNA, Auditors.
JOHN WAGNER, }
dttsst-J. GALITIZfN LAKE, Clerk.
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We she undersigned Auditors Of Cambria
County, DO respectfully report, that we have
examined the vouchers Of Receipts and Expeu-
dituTes of the District Court Of Cambria Couu-
~ 1rOm the 25th dap of January. 1870. to the
Isl day OF january, 1871, inclusive, ana find
them to be correct.
GIyzs USDEE OCR HANDS, at JoEnstoy7n, this
attL day Of January, 1874.
JAMES NULL,
ANTHONY ANNA, Auditors
JOHN WAGNER
Attest-J. GALLITZIN LAKE, Clerk.
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n OTICE TO LAND OWNERS

N Office TO LAND OWNERS :
- Having procured perfect list of all
"arrantee names dates OF warrants, ard Of he
payment OF the purchase money and the names
., thS lersohs Pd!ing the same, with com
ing the location Of each tract of l5n1 -
prepared to procure patents from the I'D o.
nee Tor the owners Of unpatented lands n,Ia.
the Act OF Assembly of the 2Oth of May Isa,
and the supplement thereto as reo,,IeS ~, "a
recent order OF the Surveyor General '''e
Fshe,.sh.,o,N,-.,, GEO. N. READE.
h1o'o'0s sFGlAsfeh ~. 1870 tf.
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- II. JAMES, HOTEL,

- (Coadacied on he European Plan)
t4O5 & 407 I1BEaTY STREET. OPPOSITE TIE
UNloH DEPoT. PTTTsBUEaH. Pa.
AUES 4. LANAHAN. PTopy 5c!0y.
This House is newly built and 81 Ilendidiy
furnished, aad convenient to al the Bail
roads coming ialo tie city. The Restaurant
connected with this Hotel open at all hours
o. tie cay and night. Goet, .-1y.
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SLIGHTLY sarcastic '--
who paused ana a-@'s r..
into the church after r
with the remark s
come in; always glad -'
who can't come early
possessed va the man
presence Of an as g. ~
nc responded 4
favor me With The tsA'
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FRANK W. HAY,

WHOLESALE and RETAIL. Manufacturer
Il Of TIN. COPPER and SHEET-IRON
WARE, Canal street, below Clinton, Johns
to1ca', Pa. 4 large stock constantly on
hand.
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Total.

NUTSTANDING DEBTS DUE
= = BY POOR HOUSE for 1870
and previous years, $4.779 27
We the undersigned, Auditors Of Cambria
county, respectfully report that W. have OK
amined the above accounts, and find them
to be correct
Given under cur hands this 2oth day of
January, !. D., 1871.
JAMES NULL.
ANTHONY ANNA,
1ttest: JOHN WAGNER.
J. GALLITzIN LAKE., Clerk. Auditors.
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IL. EEnvEb Il =.

w BAEKERs, ALTooNA, Pa
Drafts on the principal cities and Silver
and Gold for sale. Collections made
Moneys received on deposit, payable on de
mand, without interest, or upon time, with
interest at fair rates. anal
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2ECEIPTS EXPENDITURES OF CAMBRIA COUNTY from the
LINTON, Treasures, Or.
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Total,
SI,038 ST

CROCK ON FARM horses, 81 head OF
- cattle, 10 hogs.
2 ENARMING IMPLEMENTS-2 ploughs,
cultiyatoT, l shovel plough, / harrow,
cart, wagon, spring wagon, l buggy,
l sleigh, sleds, l log sled, threshing
machine, l wind mill, 3 grain cradles, l
moving machine, hay rake, hay fork,
sets horse gears, l set double harness, !
set single harness, ! grain drill.
DRODUCTS.-8O0 bushels corn ears, 4C0
bushel oats, so bushels turuips, 100
bUshel potatoes, so tons hay, loads corn
fodder, 10 loads pumpkins, 800 heads OF
cabbage, 1000 lbs. beef, 1000 lbs. pork,
500 lbs lard, 200 lbs tallow
A RTICLES MADE IN THE HOUSE.-3O
"a wCmen's dresses, Is chcmise, ] 0 skirts,
10 children's dresses, q comforts, - bed
ticks, 20 pillows, 60 pillow slips, 7 aprons,
60 sheets, y prs socks, II pIs wOmen's
stockings, Y prs pants, 60 shirts, boys
suits, sun bOune,s, Is shrouds.
NUMBER OF INMATES II THE
" HOUSE.
Number of inmates January I, 1870, 56
Number admitted during the year, 80
Number born,
Number died, l6
Number bound out, 2
Number sent to Dixmont Asylum, 5
Number discharged and absconded, 81
Number remaining january l, 1871, 81
OF the above, 38 are sane, 10 insane, and
3 idIotic.
Meals given TO destitute persons du-
ring the year, 1864
We the undersigned, Auditors OF Cambria
county, respectfully report that We have ex-
amined the above accounts and find them
to be correct.
JAMES NULL.
ANTHONY ANNA,
AueSf: JOHN WAGNER
J. GALIITZlN LAKE. Clerk. Auditors
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glIIIIgEIAL> >LLFR IESTRlTGR El-

OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Samuel :. E-'ya E-1s.. Era,:.- D cs.e,s.-. ss..v.
UVHIS COMPANY ranks among the fr.,
a class Life Insurance Companies doing bus
mess III Massachusetts, and by complvinT vi.b
the laws Of that State, insures perfect safety
to her Policy Holders. II grants 50 Der ceuf
loan o. premium on Life Policies 10 its Insured
and 10y applying all The cash collected from ifs
members 10 Insur ,nce, gives the largest Insu-
rance attainable for the amount of money in.
vested. It's profits are divided among the Pol
icy Holders, and its Dividends have neverboep
less than 80 per cent, thus bringing the net
cost OF the Insurance within the most limited
meaus, and aiiording the protection of Policy
on terms not ezce!ed by any Company.
Trustworthy and reliable men are ,y3r,ted =,
act as agents for this Company in Cambria
and adjoining counties, and with such The mos
liberal arrangements will be made. To tbose
who may be uAacquainted with the business
iuIl instructions ana aid win be most cheerful
y rendered whenever desirable or ayaiIoble
COPE & JOHNSON.
Agents for Cambria County
H. Johnstown Pa
HOME x NeRToN, General Agents, GA Fourth
Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. [apr.I4.-IyJ
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e 1. PERSHING, ATToRSEY-Ar-
90 LAW, Jobltsjolrn, Pa Office on Frank
lin street, upstairs, over John Benton 5
Hardware Store. Jan. 81, 1867.
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D. bTLAUGHLN.

( kTTORNEY AT LAW, Johnst05on, Pa
Il Office in the Exchange building, on the
Corner of Clinton and Locust strects-up
stairs. VIII attend to all business connect
ed with his profession.
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JOHN Z. LINTON,

aTTORNEY AT LAW, JoHassolrn. Pa.-
j Office in building on corner of Main and
franklin street, opposite Mansion House,
second floor. Entrance on franklin street.
Johnstown. Jan. 81. le67.-tf
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SHOP LIyr8as plenty Of god customers.
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KINKEAD, Esq, Treasurer,

liz In account with
THE DIRECTORS OF THE POOR & HOUSE
OF EMPLOYMENT OF CAMBRIA co.
1870. DIR.
To amount of County Orders re-
ceived from Geo. W. Oatman,
late Treasurer, at close of set
tlement. 1869. 5 5000 90
To orders issued for 1870, 10000 90
To orders received from late
Treasurer, 125 ~
To orders received from P. II.
Steward. 25 Il
Total, $l3,l50 50
1870. OR.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
SOUTHERN RAILROAD CONVENTION.

So uthern Railroads Waking Up-Fast Time
Between New York and New Orleans.
RICHMOND, Jan. Z, 1871.
The Railroad Convention, just adjourned, at
Augusta, Ca, has agreed upon new schedule,
which will make the time between New York and
New orleans seventy-seven instead Of ninety-six
hours-the present tme-making q saving of nine
teen hours for through passengers, to take effect
the 22d inst The Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac, and the Bay route, via Norfolk
a combination which mOnopOiZes the travel
north and south-are opposed to any change
or schedule; but committee has been appointed
by the convention to confer with the President OF
the Fredericksburg ana Bay routes, and ask them
to make the necessary arrangements so that pas
sengers will not be subjected the inconvenience
ot delay, either In Washington or Baltimore. II
they do not consent q thorough and uninterrupted
travel will be estab ished with the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad by which the delay at the national
capital will be avoided. Since The interruption OF
travel by the Fredericksburg route on account OF
Ice in the Potomac, the Chesapeake and OHIO Rail-
road has carried the mails. express and all through
mas
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME CoUaT-spEc!AL TERM.

Interesting MiIitiameu-Decision AaainsA
Exempt ON from Tax.
Before Judge Pratt
Gustape Froeltch Us. The Board Of assessors 0fthe
Cttv Of Erookty9a.-Judge Pratt yesterday rendered
the following decision IN this case:-
This application is made to compel the Assessors
Of the city Of Brooklyn to allow the reiator
exemption from taxes on an assessment CT
$500. The relator states he became men,
ber Of the National Guard In this county in
1858, aud served faithfully eight years until 1866,
when he was honorably discharged. The military
code OF 1870 repeats all exemptions other than
specified therein, and does not continue or spe-
city the exemption claimed under the code OF 1862
and previously. Whatever my individual opinion
may have been, nv decision on this application
must be governed by that o the Court Of Appeals IN
VOL 49, New York Reports 629 tThe People, &c, vs.
Roper and Others assessors of the City OF Utcal In
which case similar exemption was claimed, and
the Court OF Appeals decided against the claim,
holding that the provisions in the military code
formerly allowing $500 exemption after seven years.
service being repeal, the repeal cut OF exemption
for the past as well as for the future and that the
Legislature had power so TO do The decision OF
the Court Of Appeals must be followed by me- aud
accordingly the application OF the reator Is denied,
without costs.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The Sunday Atlas Is out in a handsome dress.
The Iron Age, which makes market reports and
quotations specially, appears this week consider.
ably enlarged and improved.
A new democratic organ, called the Ledger, is
soon TO be started In Louisville, Ky.
The sunday Morning Chr0n,cle Is the title OF q
new Washington weekly, to be conducted by the
younger Forneys. 1t has connection wItn the
daily CityUntcle, from which the Forney family have
retired. Colonel Forney can now refer to his "two
papers''-one daily and one Sunday.
sam Houston eldest son Of the Old hero OF san
Jaclnto Is editor OF the Georgetown (leXas) Wdtch
man.
The Fall River (S.ass.) Monitor is TO be at once
enlarged by the addition OF entire column 10 each
page. Mrs. NJ. u. q. Sade is TO DC a regular con-
lrlbutor
The Mlsenndl Rarbingeri publication estab-
lshed by Bishop Campbell at Panhandle, West Nir-
gina, about orty years ago. has been discontinued.
The Tolland county tConn.) J0prnGL edited by MI.
j. A. Spading, has Oeen enlarged
Waldo NJ. Potter, late editor OF the iSarato0tcn,
has bought an interest in the Omaha Republican.
All sorts OF rumors about buying and selling and
starting new papers are floating around San Fran
citco Harry Gesrgc, It is said, Will soon start o
paper; Barnes, OF the MOrn.7lI CdU, Is reported
TO be mediIatinga new journalistic enterprise, and
the Doated capitalists OF California street are also
said TO be collecting faOIllous SUM Tor new hist
class paper. The CA says the ChrOnscte IL lOr eale;
the C0ntclesay tac Bulletin proprletors are look
ing for purchaser. and rumor mas II tina: the AHd
tH u the market.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
CRIME IN BROOKLYN.

The Water Street Burglar Dying OF His
Wonnd-Prohnble HOMiciGe-The Atlantic
Street Car Shooting ARRAY.
The conditien or the Water street burglar James
Irving, who was shot in the back by one of his con-
federates on New Years morning was Yesterday
reported as very critical. He Is lying at the City
Hospital, and sinking rapidly the wretched man.
IL will be remembered, broke into the coffee ana
spice mills OF Arbucke & Co., Water street. In
company with four Others. The gang proceeded TO
break open the safe, which they did, but found no
money. While endeavoring to MAKE of ollcer
McCarty, OF the Second precinct, bravely
seized one OF the fellows, and sculle
ensued between himself and his prisoner, Irving,
the latter endeavorng to extricate himself from the
clutches OF the offcer. While thus engaged the
comrades OF the burglar fred three shots at McCarty
one Of which took effect in the back Of Irving. The
latter conveyed to the York street station house,
and there, during the day, believing that he was
mortaily wounded, he made a statement in the
presence OF the District Attorney, Police Justice
Walsh and Captain Mcconnell which information
led TO the arrest OF three of his 'pals' at "Jersey
Jim's" Bowery, New York. The precious trio are
in the Raymond street jail, while their less for
tunate comrade lies dying at the hospital The prl-
soners at the jail deny any acqua intanceslp with
Irving whatsoever. They are hard looking custo-
mcr5 and their features are unfavOrably known 10
the police OF New York and Brooklyn. The nth
member Of The gang engaged in the burglary Is SILL
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
4 NEGRO HUNG BY usI,N MEN IN KENTUCKY.

IFrOm the Par1S kcntuCKlan Jan. a.
on Friday morning last Mrs. Martin, residing
about four miles from Cynthana, near the Millers.
burg pike while standing in chair, washing tho
glasses In one OF her windows, was approached
from behind by George, a negro man who was EN-
ployed by Mr.. Nelson Martin as farm hand. The
negro seized Mrs. Martin and attempted to violate
her person, but the horror Of her situation. instead
OF unnerving her, seemed TO endow her with SUPER
human strength. She did not ialnt but fought the
villain with might and main, at the same time
begging and pleading with him to desist
Offering him fine suit OF clothes, ali the money she
had, and indeed anything at her command But he
persisted In his hellish attempt and his intended
victim continued her struggles. and making one
mighty effort succeeded In freeing herself from the
clutches OF the misunderstanding scounlrel. Flnd-
ing herself free she ran with the speed OF an ante
lope to the house OF the nearest neighbor. Mrs.
James Victor, q widow lady, some half q mile dis
tant, arriving GREATNESS and almost IN nude state
the garments which still remained on her person
hanging about her in shreds, the greater portion
having been torn entirely OF In the lerce struggle.
the story OF the attempted outrage when MIR. Alex
ander Victor Immediately started out, giving the
ALARM and the entire neighporhood turned out for
the search and secured the country day and night,
and the villain was captured by Mr.. William Veach,
brought to Cynthiana ana lodged In jail SATURDAY
evening. About ten O'Clock saturday night gang
OF men, about nifty In number, disguised themselves
and repaired to the Jail and demanded the prisoner
Upon the )ailor's refusal he was Overpowered and
hung, neither acknowledging mis- guilt nor protest.
Ing his innocence. II cannot be said that the hang.
ing Of this negro was the work OF "rcbel Ku KiuxN
for the majority OF his execut0ners were Union
men, and the versict bvf all is "SeFyed nun
lgnt"
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
DEAD WAITS.
An Appeal Stronger Than Words in Behalf o
the Founding Asylum.

An Appeal Stronger Than Words in Behalf Of
the Founding Asylum.
New York emuates Paris and London not only in
their splend0rs and folies, but their hideous
and disgusting horrors. Side by side, however
with these the most noble charities reared, and
one turns sick at heart rom some revolt.
ing vice or crime than he IS comiorted by VISION
OF the purest self-sacrce. Among the worst horrors
which haAe become familiar Is the abandonment
Of infants, one more OF whom are found
every night by the police in some vacant lot alley
way or ash barrel. Yesterday a male child was
found dead IN an alley leading to stable in the
OF 126 Cannon street, by Jonn Hensnaw, OF 149
Cherry street. The child had apparently been aban.
dOned while living. The remains were taken to the
Eleventh precinct station house. The police OF the
Sixteenth precinct, at ABOUT the same time, found
a newly born babe concealed in a box which had
been left In the doorway OF 315 West Seventeenth
street. The police In both precincts making
every effort TO discover the parties guilty Of these
inhuInan murders but with little hope OF success.
In the meantime these facts OF daily occurrence
make 4oiceless appeal in benalf Of that great
charity the New YORK Founding Asylum, under
the charge Of the Sisters OF Charity, whch recelv
ing infants without questions and caring for them
without cost, has been the means Of saving more
than hundred lives each month since its lounda-
tion THIS, too, proves the crime of cnld-abandon-
ment and murder as unnecessary as il Is brutal.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
LOPEZ, OF PARAGUAY.
The Will of Marshal Lopez in Behalf OF
Mrs. Lynch in the English Courts.

The Will of Marshal Lopez in Behalf OF
Mrs. Lynch in the English Courts.
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1870
In the Court OF Probate at Westminster to-day,
before Lord Penzance, Judge, the Queens Advocate
applied for administration OF the will OF Marshal
Lopez, on behalf OF Eliza Lynch, the reguted mis-
tress OF Lopez. The learned counsel stated that
Lopez made his will In December, 1868; copy was
taken by a notary and duly authenticated by the
Charge dAfraires in Paraguay, and that copy, being
the only one ever TAKEN was now In possession or
Mrs. Lynch. Lopez caused the original will to be
deposited in the archives OF the then capital OF Para
quay; but those archives and the will In them werc
destroyed during the war. The VIII executed
at the headquarters Of The Paraguayan army. Lord
Penzance observed that there the names Of two
English people attached to the will, and before he
was asked to grant probate, afidavlts from those
persons ought to be produced or from the next OF
kin. TIRE Queens Advocate said he was not aware
that Lopez had left any next OF kin behind him. He
had no Wiie and no legitimate children. There was
q rumor that he had a mother somewhere or other,
but 1t was not known where Lord Penzance said
he understood that q caveat mad been entered The
Court would require aiidavits to show tnat a Will
had been executed before it could grant probate Of
it. The Queens Advoc tie said that search would
be made Tor the persons who witnessed the Will.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08

The United States iron tugboat SpeedweD, az the
Pol tsmeltG Navy Yard, has been ordered by the
Navy Department 60 ply along the Portsmouth coast,
btwceD Portland and Boston, for The purpose OF as
sisting 0igtressel vesses &C she VIII probably go
into commission next week with crew OF sixteen
men, WHO ere now being shipped. Lieutenant Com
mander George X. Durana, attached 10 the feceiy-
ing ship YEndaiia, Oh Inc porsm0uth Navy Yard
has been ordered TO the command oi the Speedwe.
Commando =. A. Be2rdaee has been ordered TO
the HydrograEh!c Oltce: Second Assistant Engineer
.George c. Nelson to the Nina, First ASS slant
Engn ger r. N. zones has been detached from the
Nina a1d orderee 10 the tennessee; FIST Assistant
ENGINEER O. j, Mcconnell froE1 the Tennessee ana
placed en- waiting orders; Lieutenant Thomas r.
Wilson from the Naval Academy on March and
granted ak montfM suflough
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
THE COURT 5.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
The Bank of Louisiana In bankruptcy.
Han, = or

The Bank of Louisiana In Bankruptcy.
WASHINGTON Jan. 7, 1871.
No. 21s p. II. Morgan ct dt., Commissioners o3
Bank or louisiana ps. John ThOynhfU ct a., Pett-
ti0nta0 CredttOrs-The appeal is this case Is taken
from decree or the Circuit Judge OF the Fifth judi
cial Circuit exercising specially under the
twentieth section OF the Bankrupt act and motion is
made to dismiss it because the decree appealed from
was rendered by virtue Of the special power con-
ferrcd on the Circuit Court to exercise "a general
superntendence OF all cases and questions arising
under the Bankrupt act TO be exercised IN term
time vacation;" from which ca's OF appeals, IL Is
insisted, appeal lies. IL is also urged that the de-
cree is not final decree. aud that no appeal lies
from 1t on that account. final decree is rendered
in court ana the decree In this case was rendered
out of court and is, therefore, interiocutory. The
commissioners OF the bank assert that the order
appointing receive has divested them OF the assets
conided to their care by Judgment Of the state
Court in advance OF the institution of any proceed
lngs bankruptcy, and they insist that the proceed
ing is IN violation OF law and ask that pending their
appeal they may be restored to tn control OF the
affairs OF the bank. G. Gushing for the motion to
dismiss =. Phillips opposed