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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-04
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MtNRAY.-At her residence in JohnstOwn,
on Sunday evening last, Jan. 29th, Mrs. MARY
MURRAY, relict or Hon! John Murray, aged
about Sc years.
The deceased was born in Loudon county,
virginia, unC at Il very early age came with her
Parents to Bloody Run, Bedford county, where
she was married, in 1894, TO John Murray, a
tive of Ireland, who, with his young wife and
their first born child, (nOw Hon. James Murray,
OF EbenSburg, one of the Associate Judges of
TINS county, then eight months old. came to
This place in the latter part of 1906. The subject
OF this notice was therefore one OF the earliest
residents of Cambria county, and in its infancy
she grew with its growth ard strengthened
with Its strength" Her husband became
active and influential democratic politician in
this county, at an early day elected to the
ONCE OF Sherih, and many years afterwards
was one OF the Associate Judges of this county
He died in December, 1863, and after that event
his widow removed TO JOhnStOTn With her two
unmarried daughters, with whom she continued
to reside up to the time of her Death. On " ed
ncSday last her remains were brought here and
consigned to their last earthly resting place ii:
the Catholic cemetery, by the side of her de-
ceased husband. Mrs. Murray lady pos
SGSSed of al the christian virtues, was unigcr+
OF years not Usually allotted TO mortaiS- has
gone to reap the reward of Il faithful and we'll
spent life. May her immortal spirit ind rest
eternal.
CONNERY.-At his residence at Morris. G run
dy county, Ill, oct. 10, 1870, Nr. WILLIAM Con
merry, native of Ebcnsburg. Cambria county
and only brother of Mrs. +. Houston and Mrs.
II. p. Daniels, OF Pitts burgh, aged 80 years
LLOYD.-In this place, on Tuesday evening,
Jan. E4th, WILLIE ~, youngest child of Abel
and Annie Lloyd, aged years and months.
suffer little children to come unto Ne, and
hinder lhcm not: for of such is the Kingdom
of Heaven"
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- HERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue of

- HERlFF'S SALES.-By virtue of
~ sundry writs of Fl. Fd. issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria county,
and to me directed, there will be exposed to
Public Sale, at the Court House Ebens5urg,
on Tuesday. thc 2Sfi, day OF February.
inst at o clock, P. NJ, the following Real E5-
tate TO wit:
81. the right. title and interest OF James Will
more, of, in and to piece or parcel of land sit
uatc in SUnmerhill township, Can't bria county,
adjoining lands of Owen Roberts, Patrick Nc
COrlnicil deceased. and Others containing q
Acres, more or less, about so Acres of which
are cleared having thereon erected Il two story
part plank and part lOg) House and frame
Barn-now in the occupancy OF VIM \. Skelly:
Taken in execution and to be sold ut the suit of
Patrick DOTan.
Also, all the right title ard interest Of Saml
\. Long, defendant. of, in ard to Il certain tract
of land situate in Allegheny township, Cambria
county, bounded by lands OF Washington DOu-
glass, Geo. Gallagher. Augustine Christy, and
others, containing 235 Acres, more or less,
about , Acres OF which are cleared, having
thereon erected three frame Dwelling House
tOuc OF which being now occupied by Michael
BraclScu) Il log Barn and frame Stable. Ia
ken in execution and to be sold ut the suit OF
benjamin L. Smith, Admir- of Henry L. Smith,
dee d. W. Il. BONAfhER, NheflU.
Sherifs Office, Ebensburg, Feb. l, 1871. l2-4l
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WE HAD RATHER SELL AT a POSI-
TIVE LOSS NOW

THAN CARRY OVER OUR PRESENT STOCK!
There fore. we will sell the following goods at
cost rather than carry them over another sea
son: Silks Shnwis, Nelvets, Black Aipacas,
Coiorcd Alpacas, Empress Cloth, Silk Poplns
Black and COl'd French Marines, Waterproof
Cloth, Striped RepPelauts, Ladies Cloth
bite and Gray Blankets, Fancy and " hite
Coyer!etS, Canton Flanneis, Sh, etiug Nuslins
De!aines, Calicos, Ticking, Shirrng FlanneIs,
CassimereS, and Table Linen Also. an i'm
nieTse stock of Ladies' and Children's Furs
az we'll large stock Ladies Misses and
Childreu's Bonncts and Hats, trimmed and
untrimmed to suit customers. Chinchilla Bea-
yer Al Neivetecn Sacke Ch!drens 5 Riding
Hoods and Infants Dresses.
p. S-We also intend 10 close out our i'm
mense stock of Men md Bows u inter Cloth
ing. positively at cost, to make room for spring q
purchases. We have on hand over one nun
dred Overcoats, two Hundred Dress Goats, one
hundred Boys Suits, five hundred Pants and
Vests Gloves, Undershrts and Drawers
Trunks Of every description, from the smallest
travelling bag to the largest Saratoga Trunk
as we'll as one hundred OthCr things usually
kept i'll first class Clothing Establishment.
l.. & II. MAYER,
Proprietors New York Dry Goods. Millinery
and Ciothrg Hall. 2I2 and 2l4 Main street,
under the Opera House. j Johnstown, Pa.
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Local correspondence.
ALTOONA. Jan 30 1871

ALTOONA, Jan. so, 1871.
Mn. EDlroR-In looking over the columns
of your interesting journal of last week | faiIr5
to discover the usual letter of your roa,,i.
notice the lecture delivered by IL e Rev. Father
Pollard on Sunday evening ODD inst NJ
course am unable to say. Let me here rS
maIk, however, that material Of inierext anl
OF benefit are scarcely ever wanting in n ctv
ike ours Tor the composition of letter suffi
cientlY readable; and in the present instance
this was particularly the case, on account of
the character of the lecturer and of the subject
viz: 81 he Christian Faith which WINS dwaIt
upon with marked ability seldom if ever enr
passeu' ne heV orator compared the faith
some IeoPle have in ''Hoofand's German Bit
ters 10 the faith we are taught to believe i
Tie root of all Christianity. and withont
Which lit is jmI Icssible 20 please God" He
also y ohC of lis tXtmplification in the MANY
virtues practicet by the IN artyrs who died in its
de iensc, as we'll as alluded 10 the stropo or5
uhyIciGlHg lalth " hich charact crized the MANY
Doc'Cis Ci the church, among whom was one
so wei! known i'll this portion of the diocese
"FaIbtr GallitZin'-a Prince in his own rioht
but who sac trIhccd all for the glory of God
ne audience was large and intelligent one.
anG the lecture was a decided success Pro
teslaits as well as Catholics spoke very favor
noiy OF the lecture and the manrier in which it
was delivered. 1t was for the benefit of "St
Johns 5 Jciety," and was a pecuniary as we'll
as literary success. This Society numbers
about one hundred and thirty members. among
whom are almost all of the leading members
ol tie congregation. 1t is in Il hourishino
CONDITION, having large circulating library
attached u it for the benefit Of the rea,.inr
portion OF the community, many OF whom at
tcnc very regularly. its success is owing in a
great measure to the zeal md energy OF the
worthy pastor, Rev }. I 1uigg, who is aIwavs
ready To assist by advice and counsel the fur
thorEHCe OF any good object that will benefit
the Society, the congregation aud the comn.u-
nifty.
He ground hereabouts is covered to tho cx
tent OF ten or twelve inches with snow-"beau-
titul, beautiful sICw''-aId hence the lovers of
sleigh riding cen build their hopes for enjoy
rnent on foundation which, if siirperv is none
the less sufficient Tor many Jolly ride
Yours, &c, MARlUs
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ANOTHER CASE OF DCMFsTIC INFEuCiTY -
There seems to be mania in Altoona for This
kind of devitrv just now. We hear of n case
in which deniZeu of our city, living in that
part known LOudensviie, was informed
some time since that he would 10 wcll to watch
the partner of his joys and sorrows. He scarce
" believed there could bc anyjkuE wrong, hut
prevail ed upon OIL last Saturday night TO
stay ut home, uLbt know. 20 his vile and see
He did so, and staying in the vicinity OF his
residence until about eleven clock saw "a
man enter his house He quietly apProac ch ed
the house. and gaining an entrance through i
window, and peeping through the door OF the
room discovered the guilty pal: in bed. Ec
had 40 sooner seen this than he went to a cou-
pie of his neiChbors end brought them into his
own house. aud bursting into the room pre-
Sented a revolver a the frightened wretche 5
head told him not TO stir, then calling his
nsighbors said. See what kind of wife ]
have got" He then told the man TO git"
and to git" vi hout ccat, vest, pants or hat
in fact, to leave en- dishabille. which the gay
Lotkario" was glad to do.-SUN.
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EBENsBURG AND ericsson RAIL ROAD.
On and after Monday. Nov 2Est, ISzO,
Trains on this road viii run as follows:
DEPARTENG--EeaYe EbenSbu-@
At S:s5 a. W.. connecting with Pittsburgh EX-
press West and Southern Express East
At ZOO. p Fs.- connecting with Mail Train
West and Philadelphia Express East.
EETURSINSz--E.eaV CresSen
At E0:43, a. NJ, or departure OF Pittsburgh
Express West.
At 9:Eo. Il. M.. or on departure of Phiiadcl-
phia Express East.
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SryyERrIII TWP. Jan. 81. 1871


FRIEND MAC-Thomas McGough, sr a cit
iZen OF Croye township, who had attained TO
the patriarchaI age of iOur score years died at
his residence On Sunday evening, 18th inst,
Our knowledge of the deceased being limited,
we will content oursef with this pas sing notice
Of lis 6cmise. May be rest III peace.
Mr.. Thomas Flynn had one OF his legs bro
ken. on last Saturday week, by being thrown
and kicked by horse which he was riding TO
water. He is how doing as well as could be
expected.
Bt. Rev. Bishop Domenec will administer
the Sacrament of Confirmation III st Burtholo
news church, on Sunday, Feb. I2Gh on which
occasion there will be a Solemn ii i9h Mass
On that day, also, some eight or nine converts
II the Catholic faith, most OF them adult per
sons will be baptized and confirmed--a fact
which will render the Occas.on one of more
than usual interest.
As | know of nothing else of Importance l
will close for the present. More anon.
SOLTFRO.
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An APOLOGY As Is Az APoLoGY.-The fol-
lowing amendc honorable intended for last
week 5 paper, but came too late for insertion
1t is so clear concise and TO the point, howev-
err that We cannot refrain from publishing it
even at this late date II Brother Swunk,
whose wrath it is designed to appease, is not
satisfied with Rob Roy's" exhaustive apollo
Sy, we know Of nothing better to recommend
than coffee and pistols tor two
OUR APOLOGY.-A particular friend of ours,
the genius who presides over the Tribune, in
tervicws' us. and asks an apology in behalf of
the JOhnstown Library Association, for saying
that Nasty didn't come. The money couldn't
be raised" our regards for the Tribune man
make us wish that we could apologize, but we
feel like the SchoO-bOy who makes his first bow
st would almost break our neck. We never
not even name that Association, and hence
do NOT owe Them =, n aDoIOg1 nor any other oh
humble, unsOphtsticated peGagOgue, and our
pen could not command language for the au-
gust occasion. Nevertheless, we VIII make
Ist There was no tortious act-no NAHUM in
Sc. 2d. We are Il careless. sans SOUci writer
3d. The remark might and should be considered
cOHtPCtCTRpS. 4th. We never learned the great
nion OF the case makes us demur. 9th. 1t would
throw us into umDratiIe status. 1th. Tho
Association should apologize to US Tor never
furnishi ng the lacteal supply necessary for n
wel-fed and full-grown report Admit the
bearer is sine qua non with a reporter, how
ever hum bic. Sth. There is varicose farfari-
made abou the whole matter that requires de-
plction-a plethoric diagnosis that demands II
siccating application, in order TO reduce the
extraordinary hdutgOUt for literary name--
9Th. We have no ablugineous propensitiss and
would not wifully fj0Ee fJJTl, if could 10th.
Without taking an Utopan view of the matter,
We wish that Etesian winds may watt ambrosial
fragrance from Valamb rosia, and HGlcion suns
may shine, and heIicon TO untains flow, where
ever the Association may meet for literary or
other purposes. Ron Roy.
WD have postponed publication of "RoIl OF
' honor W oft Poll
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CARRoLtTowN, Jan. 81, 1871
DEAR FREEMAN-1he Catholics of ST. Ben
cdict's and vicinity are now enjoying the great
blessing Of Mission given by that Jealous
Benedjctine missionary, Rev Father Wende
line. Il commenced on Sunday and will con
unUe the balance OF the present week Father
Maurice. o s. B., is assisting Father Wcpde
line, and any person who will give either OF
the eloquent gentlemen n chance to be heard
for ten minutes, my word for it will reap some
fruit from their lessons.
Mrs. Reichter, widow of Joseph Rechter
who was killed by sunstroke last summer died
at the residence of her son in-Iaw, Mr. Benz
ertntr, in CurfolltOwn, one day last week -
She endured long and painful illness with
Christian ioriitude, aud has gone, we trust, to
never ending joyous rost. She had reached
an advanced age
Mr. Percival Eek, lately resident photogro-
phi>t and dentist here, has taken his departure
fer kurtztown, DeIks county, Pa, where he
will pursue the same occupations
9 are also called upon to mention with
sorrow the departure of Rev. Father Swiuer,
from among US. May peace ard happiness at
tend him.
\ gain are we bountfnlly favored with snow
and our roads it, good Shedding order. OF
course any amount OF numbering follows as a
sequence, and We have busy times in HAT lite. .
Dir. Brown, of Cresson, dropped in on US the
other day, looking hale. hearty and good hu-
mored. Come again. Il. Il. B. You are al
ways welcome. E.
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9 HERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue OF

- ii ERlE - SALES- by virtue OF
~ sundry writs of FeHd. ETp0n., issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria coun-
ty, and to me directed, there will be exposed to
Public Sale, at the Sheritfs Office, Union Hail,
Johnstown, on SATURDAY, the 25th day of
FEBRUARY next, at l o'clock, p. NJ, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of John Keel
an, of, in and to a Lot of Ground situate in
Cambria borough, Cambria county, fronting on
Market street. adjoining lots of -- Oswald
on the west, John Bradley on the east, and an
alley on the south, having thereon erected
two story Plank House and Frame Stable
now in the occupancy of John Keelan and Mi
chael Fan. Taken i'll execution aud to be sold
al the suit of George Smith.
Also. all the right, title and interest OF Jas.
Fl. Howard, OF. in and to Lot of Ground situ-
ate in the Fifth Ward of Johnstown borough,
Cambria county, fronting on Morris street on
the south, running back along alley on the
west to an alley on the north, and adjoining
lot OF Timothy Hunt on the east, having there
on erected two story Brick House and a two
story Plank Store Room, and Frame Stable
now in the occupancy of Thomas .. Moore:
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit OF
BinswGnger Klein, ct al.
". B. BONA CKER, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Ebensburg, Jan. 80, 1S7l.-L2.4.
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To the Trade desire to call the attcn-
ton of the trade to my stock of Lake Fish. hay
ing made this branch of business IL speciality.
My stock, at this time, is the largest ever held
in this city. ! am prepared to furnish dealers,
promptly by the dray load, and have
made arrangements for shipping by the car
load. at special rates, from Detroit. SanduSky,
Huron. NermiiIOn or Cleveland, and also from
Pittsburgh, to any points in Pennsylvania or
Ohio. shippers may wish. would also cal
the attention of dealers to my extensive stock
and assortment of corn brooms, broom corn
and broom material, all of which | can s,.pDiy
at very low rates. JAMES CON&OR,
Wholesale Grocer,
2-t-lt. No. 3l5 Iihrrtv street. Pittsburgh.
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J JoHNsrowN. Feb .. Isl

y
DEAR FR EFAhN-i he ice has gone from the
rtv els a second time, but without food on
this occasion.
I he boilers of the new steel works were
tested one day last week and proved to be
sound. One OF them got red lot for lack of
sufficient water and there was Ike TO be ex
plOsion but the fire WAS put out aud then
water admitted. The machinery in con
DectiOn with these engines is of the most pom
derUus character, the four Fl wheels alone
Weighing one hrndred and seventy six tons.
A man named John Thomas vas badly
scalded, on Monday last. ut of the blast
furnaces, by the escape of steam. lie Is lying
in critical condition.
We are informed that Spanish dollar, on
one side-of which was engraved the Decla-
ration of independence by Alex. A. McCor
mick, OF Pittsburgh, aud which he presented
to Hon. Henry Clay tire last time he (Clay)
ran tor the Pr,siiency, was given by the Clay
family to support the rebellion. We do no
believe the st'iry, aid hope that some member
of the Clay family will correct the statement
and let the world know what became of the
dollar aforesaid. ROB Roy.
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EAMES J. OATMAN, III. D.,
q tenders his professional services SIS Ply
sioian and Surgeon to the citizens Of Carroll
tcwn aud vicinity. Office in rear Of build
ing occupied by j. Buck & Co. as store.
Night calls can be made at his residence, one
door south of A. Hangs tin and hardware
store. May 9, 1867.
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It. No. 355 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
2-f.-5t.

y. T. CARROLL. No. 2l5 Main street, J Johns-
town. wishes TO close out his immense stock of
dry goods, fancy goods and groceries before he
first Of Prii, for which reason lie Will sell every
article in his store at cost. Those wishing good
goods, cannot do better than by going to one
OF the best men in town with their money and
getting the hest bargains ON record. Mr. Car
roll has a fine variety of the choicest dry goods,
furs etc. for either winter or spring wear, and
he is determined 20 get rid of them without re
gard to Consequences. Now is the time
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WE. the undersigned Auditors of Cambria
County do respectfully report that We have
examined the above accounts and vouchers OF
Receipts and Expenditures ofthe District Court
OF Cambria County, from the 25th day OF .lanu-
ary- 1870, to the LIST day of January, ISL, inclu
siVe, and find them to be correct.
C. WEN UNDER OUR HANDS, at JohnStOwn, this
Ath day of January, 1871.
&NfFqSSa }Saf5 SS5EE 5 SSLt ! LttSEA 15?: Auditors
4ttest-J. GAIIITZrN LAKE, Clerk.
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= ECEITS AND EXPENDITURES OF COUNTY from the
O.. WILLIAM I11NTeor<, Ireasrrer ~.
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PCFFING.-Thfs thing of putting is about play
cd out 1t disappOints the reader exceedingly.
One begins to read an item of news and before
one gets two lines read it turns out to be puff
But honestly Coheu's Hat Parlor cannot be
puffed too high. This is emphatically the place
for grest bargains-most unprecedented bar
gains is No 81 Main street JohnStown, better
known rs Cohen's Cheap Hat Parlor. Try it OF.
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How TO Do TIFF one-half the money that
is spent ut eating and drinking saloons, at thea
tres and balls, was spent at Hess Brother
ReaGy-made Clothing Emporium, No. 24l and
243 Main street, JOhnstown, people would go
better clad and feel bctter-Tay, they would be
better. penny saved from deliberate non
sense is as good as 4 penny earned, yet If men
have money to spare let them to theatres,
eating saloons, and to Hesss also for the best
clothing ever made. BE sure TO go TO the last
place first, however
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CROCK ON Farm horses, % head os
= cattle, Il hogs.
EHARMING IMPLEMENTS.-2 ploughs,
cultivatoT, l shovel plough, ! harrow,
cart, wagon, spring wager, buggy,
Sleigh = sleds, ! log sled, threshing
machine, ] wind mill, grain cradles,
moving machine, hay rlkpi ! hay fork,
sets horse gears, set double harness,
set single harness, grain drill.
DRODUCTS.- bushels corn cars, AGO
bushel cats, so bushels turnips, 100
6ushel potatoes, so tons hay, loads corn
fodder, 10 loads pumpkins, 800 heads of
cabbage, 5000 lbs beet, 1000 lbs. pork,
500 lbs lard, 200 lbs tnlIow.
4 RTICi.ES MADE IN THE HOUSE.-3O
~ women's dresses, Is chemise, | skirts,
10 children's dresses, 24 comforts, "a bed
ticks, 20 pillows, 80 pillow slips, 7 aProus.
90 SHEETS, - prs socks, Il pIs women's
stockings, II prs pants, 60 shirts, beys'
suits I sunbonne,s, is shrouds.
NTUMBER OF INMATES IN THE
HOUSE.
Number of inmates January ] 1870, SO
Number admitted during the year, sS
Number born,
Number died, lo
Number bound out,
Number sent TO Dixmont Asylum,
Number discharged and absconded, Il
Number remaining January !, 1871, hi
Of the above, IS are sane, 10 insane, aud
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 fnd them
TO be correct
JAMES NULL.
ANTHONY ANNA,
AHssf- JOHN WAGNER,
J. GALLETzIN LAEE Clerk. Auditors.
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$50

To amount received from John Cox.
Esq, late Treasurer. IS $50 16
To amount Of County Tax received
from Collectors for 1870 and previous
years ..............-..--...... 2I,4G2 81
To amount of Poor Tax do. do. do. IL g2O 80
Military Tax do. do. do. 542 II
To amount of County Tax Seated
and Unseated Lands. ............. $3.50 II
To amount OF Poor Tax do. do. do. l.465 50
" Road - Go. do. do 21S4 90
School - do. do. do. 5210 -
" Borough . do. do do. 81
Bounty =" do. do. do. 90 81
49, Military - do. do. do. $50
To amount received from miscellane-
Gus sources. ........... .....-........ 43I 90
To amount received on redemption OF
Lands. 220 16
=, ty Bonds. .,,.. 3G,I6O 50
To amount of EXOnerations allowed
Collectors. ................ ........ 2,753 96
To amount Of Commissions. 1888 %
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THE COMET that is to smash the earth to smith
Greens in June next is rapidly approaching, and
the only mode of escape from being equelched
Is to go TO JAS. j. Murphy Ready-Inade Cloth
ing Store JohnStown, and get new outfit from
top to toe. Comets respect well dressed peo-
pie, and the place TO get well dressed at the very
lowest figures is at No. 100 Clinton street. where
you can get the cheapest and best comet suit
You ever wore.
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We, tho undersigned Auditors OF Cambria
County, do respectfully report that we have
examined The vouchers of RoceIpts ana EXpen-
ditures of the District Court OF Cambria Coun-
ty, from the 2bth day of january, 1870 TO the
lst day Of january, 1SII, inclusive, and nnu
them TO be correct.
GIVEN UNpER OUR HANDS, at Johhstown, this
24th day of January. Is I.
A&$%fHE5Q{SS$xSd l$4H 4 $d&SS EHStSSSA, Auditors,
AftcSt-j. GALLITZIN LAKE, Clerk
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NUTSTANDING DEBTS DUE
BY POOR HOUSE for 1870
and previous years, S4,7fS y
We the undersigned, Auditors of Cambria
county, respectfully report that We have ex-
amned the above accounts, and fnd them
to he correct.
Given under our hands this goth day of
January, 4. D., 1871.
JAMES NULL.
ANTHONY ANNA,
INest: JOHN WAGNER.
J. GALLITzIN LAKE. Clerk Auditors,