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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-09
CLEARrIELD TWP, May 5, 1873.

Mr.. EDITOR-I have taken up my pen to
write to you on three or four different occa-
sions, but have always laid it down without
accomplishing the task. That l might as
well have done so this time may may not
be true. Be that as it may, wish to say that
/ have stood by and witnessed democrats de-
serting our party in this section, not only
singly and in couples, but by the half dozen
or more-not exactly leaving the party al
together, but refusing to vote any part Of the
county ticket, from Assembly down to A Ill
ditor, though cheerfully casting their ballots
for Mr.. Speer for Congress. The reason as
signed for this Wholesale backSliding NAV be
given in few words and in their own Ian
guags, as nearly as / cannot recollect it In
the county convention of n we had but bare
one nomination north Of Ebenshurg, and that
for the petty office of Auditor and in 70 only
one, and that the small office of County Com
missioner. These things, along with others,
added to the fact that we are oppressed with
undue taxation, which is drivingimen o des-
peration, is what is doing the business.
think something must soon be done, or we
will surely go under. In the coming con-
vention l would like to see u resolution
adopted which would rule out every aspi-
rant for office who is not fully competent to
fulfil to the letter the duties pertaining there
to; also, the passage of resolutions looking
to economy in the public expenditures of the
county as much possible, the curtailing of
expenses to the greatest extent practicable
thus securing the reduction of taxes and to
nominate no man for the position of Auditor
who will not pledge himself to render full
and fair account of the receipts and e1pend-
itures of the county, and not content himself
with giving initials merely, such rs o. D. p.
and the like. The people want to know to
dot what becomes of their money and ini-
tials only don't furnish that information.
My letter may already be too long, but l
cannot refrain from saying in addition that
the cry about heavy taxation is so loud in the
northern part of tho county at least that it
must soon make itself heard in the councils
of the party. 1t is fact that the rents OF
some farms, or one-third of the grain raised
thereon, would scarcely pay the taxes And
this not alone true of poor farms, but will
apply with equal force to many reasonably
good farms in the possession of competent
farmers. Yours, &c, TAx-PAYEE.
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LOOK WELL TO YOUR UNDERSTANDINGS.
JOHN D. THOMAS,
Boot and Shoe Maker

tn undersigned respectfully informs his MI
L merOus customers aud the public generally
that he il prepared TO manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES nf any desired size or quality. from tho
finest French Calf-skin boots to the coars~st
hTOgsns i'm the VERY REST MANNER. on the
shortest notice. and at as mOders to prices as
like work can bc Obtainrd anywhere,
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes made
at my establishment need no assurance a< tn
the superior quality OF nv work. Others can
easily he convinced Of tho fact if they will only
give me a trial. Try and be convinced.
BD Repairing OF Boots and Shoes attended
to promptly and in Il wOrkmanlike manner.
Thankful for past fnvOrs feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me to a con-
tinuaHCc and incroane OF the same.
JOHN d. THOMAS
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pEGISTER,S NOTICE.-Notice i

~ heu eby given that the following Accounts
have been pissed and filed in the Registers Of
Orphans Court of Cambria county, for confirm
alton and allowance, on Wednesday, the 4th day
OfJUne next, to Wit:
nedy, Administrator OF John Kennedy, late OF
WashiugtO township, deceased.
The FIRST and final account OF Tobias l.. Yodcr
guardian of Jonas oder ana Tobias oder, mi
nor children Of Jacob L. oder, late Of Yoder
township, deceased.
The second partial account Of MichI H. Ra-
ger administrator of the estate of Peter Rager,
late OF jackson township, deceased.
The account OF Christian Weaver. guardian
OF Sarah HOyhStetlcr, u minor child of Peter
Hochstetler, late of Richland township, decd,
ne account OF Jacob Singer, guardian Of W IN.
II, HOruer, David J. Horner, BENZ. +. HOrncr,
Emira Horner and Mary M. Horner, minor
children OF Jonas Il horner, late OF COnemaugh h
township, deceased.
The aGcount.ot Christian Weaver, guardian of
Lydu HCchstetler.a minor child of Peter HUch-
Stetler, Etc of Richiand township. decd.
The ac,Ount of John Cox. administrator of
Charles Helirlck, late of NOOdvaic borough,
deceased.
The account of Paul Mex emma, administrator
of Mark Mclaughlin, late OF Washington town
ship, deceased.
The first and final account OF Jacob Trrfts,
admin lstrator OF j. Adam Trefts, late of Johns
town borough, deceased.
me hrst and hraI account OF Cnthsrlne Gal-
laghcr, adninistrutrix OF Frank Gallagher, late
OF Millviiie borough, deceased
The hrSt and nnal account OF Elizabeth KGm-
mer, adminisUratriS of Frederick hammer, late
or Johnstown borough, deceased.
The first and final account OF J. T. Peterson,
executor of Hiram Fritz, late Of SusQuehanna
township, deceased.
The final account of Mary Shoemaker and
I Ellen =. Murray, executors of Edward Shoema-
/ ker, late OF EDensburR borough. decd.
The second and final account of Chas. Anna
guardian of Albert Chaser, a minor child Of
Francis Chaser, late of Chest township, decd
The second aad partial account of CnAs. An
ma, guardian or Ambrose, Augustine and Julia
Ann Chaser, minor children of Francis q laser
late OF Chest township, deceased.
The final account OF Henry Bender and u. A
Luther, executors of Amcricus Bender. late OF
Carroll township. deceased.
The account of james j. Will, administrator
of Julia A. Will late of Cambria county, dec d.
The third and partial account Of William IL.
Sechlcr. administrator of James NJ. RineI, late
of SummitVille borough. ecccaEed.
The first account of Thomas Garland, admin
/ istrator OF Patrick Garland, late OF Washington
township, deceased.
The first and partial account or E. J. Mills and
ReeS :. Lloyd administrators of Stephen Lioy d,
! late of Ebensburg borough. deceased.
The first and final account of Peter Campbell.
guardian OF Margaret SWitzlcr, minor child
of Jacob Bender late OF Carroll township, de-
ceased. JAS. 81. SINGER. Register
| Registers Office, Ehenshurg. May 5. 1S13.-4t
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r ICENSE NOTICE-PetitioDe for

T .ICENSE Petitions for
- LICENSE to be presented at June Ses-
sions, 1873
TAVERN.
Clearheld Twp--H. Marlett. G. 4. Rreneman
Iroyle Tow uship-Mich' Gates. Frank Kurtz
Carrollt0wn Borough-Paul Elwanger, An
drew II. Haug. Lawrence Schroth.
Chest Township Thomas Ott Geo Crook
Ebensturg BorouRh-John Fitzharris West
Ward; X. Z. Linton Son, East Ward
GallitZin Township-MiChaeI Fitzharris
LOretto BOro-Flerian Bengele, r Y. Hai6
Wilmore BOrough-Patrick F. Kirby, George
Wentroth- Joseph Horner, Valentine MaItzie.
Washington Township-Christopher Robinc
EATINNG HOUSE.
Carrolltown Borough-Julius Steich, Henry
Blum.
Ebensburg BoreuRh-Michael Latterner.
Minister rTownship-Christiua ltel.
WilmOre Boro'-John Schruth. Peter Ermire.
J. l.. HITE, ProthonOtary.
frothonotarys ONCE, Ebensburg. May 6, 1873
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For balance OF prizes send for circular
This coEcort is under the supervision and d.
rcction of the following
BOARD or DIRECTORS c. II. Durfec, hcrch't.
Fl. l.. Newman. Banker; Fl. ID. Rush, Lumber:
n. W. Gillett, Merchant; G. F. Prescott. Com
merCia!; Jas. b. Kitchen, Farmer; w. G. Gould,
City Eng'r; p. G. Lowe, Capitalist; G. x. More
head. Merchant; J. l.. Viewer. VI. D.; J. W. Eng
lish, Lawyer: c. Moler, Cash r Cor. 5. B.; e 4.
Corr. Architect.
OFFICErs-E. II. DURFEE. President; n. T..
= VIVIAN, Vice Pres; & EO. F. PRESCOTT, Sec.
CARL 4OILER, Treasurer.
The well known character OF the Directors of
the Mercantile Library ASsocidtion and the On
dorsement presented, is . sufficient guarantee
TO MI shSeut ticket holders that their interests
~ III he fully guarded and protected. All CORES
pondenco strictly confidential. and any person
draw ing prize need not he known unless they
desire it Tickets drawing prizes will be cashed
on sight.
This is the DrGndcst. safest and host enterprise
ever presented to the public OniCial lists OF
winning mum oers will be sent to purchasers of
tickets Immediately after tho distribution.
For Information and tickets address.
BA MI BERG K co. General 4 gents,
25 LIBERTY STREE. NEW YORK.
Tickets sont G. O. n. at our pcnse.
Agents wanted, Liberal Commissions paid.
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HORRIBLE CRIME.-FOUR NEG ROES
ASSAULT AND OUTRAGE A LITTLE CCL-
oRED GIrL.-Between 8 and o'clock, Sum-
day evening, VIM. Warther, Fred. Steinhoff
and r. A. Beck, while passing down Wash
iugton street, between Second and Third,
heard sharp, shTill Out-cry, as of some one
in mortal agony and trepidation, apparently
issuing from the little brick achool house
yard in the rear of the Court HouHe. At this
moment they saw an individual running from
them. Listening a moment they thought
side of tho yard and a suppressed shrek
They entered the yard, and were confronted
by three negroes, the fourth having fed on
their approach, who were holding and strug
CLING with small negro girl named halissa
DennisOn, u daughter of a widow woman re-
siding up WoOdcock Valley. Two OF the
negroes remaining fed precipitately, while
the third was seized by Mr.. Warther, WHO
with heroic fortitude, held on to him until
he lodged him safely in Jail. This culprit
gave the names of the other offenders to
Chief of Police Westbrook, and by twelve
o'clock two more were arrested. The fourth
has not been arrested. The names of the
perpetrators of this Infamous outrage are
and David Gantz. Tho little girl was en-
ticed from the residence of her employer,
James II. Boring, Esq, by telling her that
her mother had come to town and was stop
ping at Mosy .Jackson's, and had sent for
her to come and see her at that place, and
when she was passing the school house they
seized her and dragged her into tho yard
and outraged her. A hearing was had, on
Monday morning last, before Esq. Swoope,
and the rascals were marched off to limbo in
default of bail. Huntingdon Journal.
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JoHNsTowE, May Z, 1873.

DEAR FREEMAN-There are two classes
of people in this world. One class are
called gentlemen. No matter what the
other class are called. A true gentleman
never NEEDLES with other people business.
No matter what others do. A true gentle
man always loves to witness the prosperity
of his neighbor. No matter what others
love to see.
Local is somewhat abundant here, but
we haven't time to write it all, and to write
one-half or one fourth of it would not be
doing justice to the sub ject. So We will let
the local slide this week.
Boys and young men who attend the col
cred church with the intention of turning
their religious services into ridicule had
better keep away. If the darkies are not
the same color as their tormentOTs, they
have rights which every gentleman and
every good citizen is bound to respect, and
it is degrading to the white race, and espe-
cially to these young mon themselves, to
poke fun at any form of public worship,
or any class OF public worshippers. Better
remain away than attend to laugh and cut
up. Some of our Republican fathers and
mothers had better see after their boys who
attend the colored church.
There is an immense quantity of big tim
Der lying about the old factory in Wood
vale. If it takes all this to makessa grist
mill we will never build one so long as the
world standeth.
NJ. P. Meagher has received still another
invoice of new and useful books. We can
not but wish any man success who shows
| so much enterprise, and all in a moral way.
/ The reason we want to go to the Legis-
/ lature is that we have a cousin there from
! Pittsburg, and we would like to go down
/ just TO keep the Democratic party even with
the Republican. We could easily knock
/ the spots off him. But If you do not ac-
! cept the office of treasurer, may decline
the other. Po YANG.
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HALLoA there ! are you aware that from
Huntlev, the fair dealer and square, you
can buy the best of hardware, and home
made tinware, and all kinds of weod ware,
besides every style of glassware, and grocer
les cheap, fresh and rare, at prices that will
for cheapness compare with those of any like
dealer here or elsewhere If you don t
know these facts, call at Huntley's big
house-furuishing depot, Ebensburg, and you
will SOON see chow it is yourself )" but il
you do know them and don't act on the
knowledge we can only say that you are
standing very much in your light, and the
sooner you got out of it the better for your
pocket-book
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CHERIFF'S SALE

CHERIFF'S SALE-Bv virtue of
writ OF Fc1td. EJpOn.. issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria county and
to me directed, there will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the l}cHford House. JohnstOwn, on
WEDNESDAY, tho 24ST DAY or MAY. inst. at 2
o'clock. p. NJ, the following re al estate to wit
All the right, title and interest of Sarah J. Nor
risOu, EIeCUtriE of Abraham Morrison. decd.
Of iuIHnd To lot or ground situate IN thar part
OF Johnstowu borough known ms Kcrnvill",
fronting Morris street and extending back
TO an alley adjoining property OF A. Robb on
side md an alley on tho OF OIh"r--haviug erect
ed thereon two story frame doul,Io house. q
frame stable, and other Ou:buildiugs, now in
Davis. Taken in execution and to he sold at
the Suit OF Robert Morris, Executor OF Anna
BOodgOod, deceased.
w. B. BONACKER. Sheriff.
Sherin's Office, Ebensburg. May 2, lS13.-3t.
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EAUTION-Allp persons are hereby
~ cautioned against interfering in any wa y
with the following described property. which
was purchased by me at Sherifr's sale and LETT
with Henry Little, OF Allegheny township, dur
ing my pleasure: ! bay horse. sorrel mare.
red cow with white face, black COW with white
face, l tVgo-horse spring wagon, / two morse
wagon, | one horse spring wagon, two-horse
CHARLES FLICK.
Allegheny Twp, April 10, 1873.
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WIDOWS APPRAISEMENTS


Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing Appraisements Of Personal Property of de-
ceueuts, selected and set apart for the Widows
OF lhtestates under the Act of Assembly of the
i1th DAY or April. 4. D. 1851, having been flied
IN the Ncg!StcrS Office nj EbcnshurE, will he
presented to the Orphans Court for approval
on " Nednesday, the ith day of june next, TO wit:
Inventory and appraisement of personal pro-
perty appraised and set apart for Margaret
STUDY. widow of JACOB STUDY, late Of Carroll
township, deceasCd,-S3o0OO.
Inventory and appraisrment Of personal pro-
perty appraised and set apart for Cathariue
Gallagher, widow of Frank Gallagher, late of
NillViIle borough, deceased S267. 30.
inventory and apprRiScmcnt Of personal pro
perty appraised and set apart for Margaret
kaylOr, widow of William KaylOr, late of Allie
gheny township, deccased.-s250.g9.
Inventory and appraisement OF personal pro-
perty appraised and set apart for Alice Whar-
ton. child of Stanislaus Wharton. late OF Clear
field township, Decentralization.
AppraiseHent of certain real estate elected
to he retained by Elizabeth Jones. widow Of
David W. Jones, late OF EOcnsburg borough,
deceased, ,-$30UO0.
JAS. NJ. SING Err. Register.
Registers Once, Ebensburg, May 5, 1S73-4t.
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LOOK HR[Rky

THE undersigned desires To inform the 'citi-
L zens OF Chest Springs and vicinity that he
has this day Bought from JAS A. I.ittleheId his
BLAC ACkSMIrH SHOP, Stock and Tools, and W IN
carry on the business in all its branches Spe-
cial attention paid to Horse Shoeinz. The pa
tronage OF the public is respectfully solicited
and satisfaction guaranteed
tB Grain taken in exchange for work.
WI. II. JONES.
Chest Springs, April 5. Is5S,-s@ LII-6ml
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Chest Springs. April 5. 1875
NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate of SIMON WEAKLAND, decd.
Letters TestamentRTy on the estata OF simon
w cal kland, late OF Allegheny township. deed,
having been granted to the undersigne by the
Register or Cambria county. notice is hereby
given TO all pcrs pnE indebted TO said estate tLnt
payment must be made without delay and those
having claims against the same will present
lhem properly probated for settlement.
HENRY SEAMAN, Executor.
CarrolltoWn, A pril 4. IS7S.-6t."
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FARM FOR SALE

NALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers at private S. le
her FARM in Summerhill township. about 2}S
miles north or Wilmorc. Said Farm contains
100 Acres and allowance, about 50 Acres being
cleared, under good fence and well cultiva ted,
and having thereon a Log HCuRe and Log Sta
'Ale. There IL also sITQn OrcEari OF choice
fruit on the premises. The balance or the land
Is covered with hemloCk, cherry and ash lin ber,
and mills for cutting the same are at cor veni-
ent points. Title indlsputable. For further
particulars, terms, etc, call on or address
Mrs. MARY GREW,
March IA, IS73.-tf. Wimorc, Pa.
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ARE CoMING.-The AEeghanianS Vocal
lists and Swiss Bell Ringers, first organized
twenty-siX years ago, and whose name has
become the household word of the music
loving people of all nations, and whose con-
tinuOus travels have extended to all parts of
the civilized globe, will app ar at the Court
House on Moaday evening next, May 18th
and every one who nioys good home music
music that will take you back to the good
days of yore," and make you forget dull care
should attend their concert. Their Repor-
tOire embraces a large collection of Vocal
Quartettes, arranged in their own peculiar
style; also, a variety of The sweetest Eng
liSh, Irish, Scotch, German, and Spanish
Ballads eXtant; Humorous Songs, Duets,
&c: Arias, Cavititas and Scenes, from works
of the most popular Italian and French mas
ters. In addition to their usual choice selec-
tions of Vocal Music, they will play several
pieces on their new Swiss Bells.
The Allcghanians present free to every
lady and gentleman on entering the hall a
Musical Casket'' which IS fully worth the
price of admission is a new feature in their
concert.
some people may talk about the big stock
of -four, feed and groceries they keep and
others may try to induce persons to buy by
declaring they sell very cheap. Yet this
hear in mind, nowhere will you find, though
Won seek DER and DER, better -four and feed, !,
and other things that you need, than at E. j
Mills cheap store. Try his choice teas.
THE RIGHT WAY.-The way to get rich
is to spend less money than you earn, and
the proper way to do this is to buy where
YOU can buy the cheapest, and buy only what
Won need Myers & Llovd's great m ,rcan-
file mart offers the best inducements to cash
purchasers in this region. Goods very cheap,
very select, and very abundant.
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HORRIBLE TRAG GEDY.-A Boy KILLED
By CoAPANIOS.-Ne2r what is known as
Moccasin Hollow, in Mt Pleasant township
north, WAS the scene of horrible crime on
Thursday afternoon. A boy named George
Shaun, aged about ten years, WAS murdered
by his companion. 1t appears that George
sent 10 a store some distance off for
sugar, and some medicines for his mother
and after he had been at the store aud pur-
chased the articles he started for home, hut
never reached there alive. The family did
not suspect that anything had bef2llen their
little boy until late in the evening, when he
failed to return They then set out for their
neighbors in search of him, but to their as
tonish uent the boy had not been there, and
the only information they could gain was
from one of the neighbor's boys that he had
been seen in company, on his way home from
the store, with boy named Timothy Bacon,
near the woods where the body was found
the next day Suspicion being aroused that
all was not right, the neighbOrs set out ne xt
morning in search OF George, but he was
not found until about noon on Friday, in the
woods near where the boys were seen the
day previous. Some of the parties who were
in search of the boy came across a newly
made heap of leaves behind \ log, which,
attracting their attention, they proceeded a
once to Investigate the peculiar pile. After
removing the leaves, what n heartrending
and sickening spectacle was presented to
the eye-one that almost beggars description
and made the stoutest heart quail. The
skull was broken in in several places and
the body was terribly mutilatsd and bruised.
In short, the whole person was beaten black
and blue. The alarm was given to the other
parties engaged in the search, and they has
tened to the scene. Great was the indigna-
ton, and many were the anathemas heaped
upon the perpetratOr OF the terrible crime.
The body was removed to the home of the
stricken family. Suspicious at once rested
on Timothy, who was seen in company with
the murdered boy near where the crime was
committed. From the appearance of the
body the deed was committed with a club !;
and steps were taken to discover, if possible,
the murderer. The constable, accompanied
by some of the neighbors, repaired to Mr..
Dillon's house, the step-father of Bacon,
and found Timothy in the barn he was ar
rested, and when being informed of the
charge upon which he was arrested, he do
MED it eInphatically, and persisted in his in
nocence. Bacon was brought TO this place,
and is now in Jail aw aiting his trial. Green's
burg Democrat.
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TRIAL LIST.-Causes set down for

RIAL LIST.-Causes set down for
trial at p Court OF Common Pleas, to be
held at Ehenshurg. for Cambria county, COM
menclng on Aonday, june %, A. d. 1873:
- FIRST
gorSan .-----. Holland.
hriSH.-.;---. Tvs. Hipps Lloyd.
=. ~ LioYG - % o--......- VS.. Beaujohn'E Admir-.
Kothrock & Frankel.. VS.. Callan.
Fish ct. al. 80. VS. AiIc1houoh
t, rISii CT al vs.. Alicnbaugh.
comm "nw ealth- Tvs. De Becks
naIthle e.-----.---..-...vs. Prngle.
IpNttn' x----- VS.. Gates.
Haven i Co, for use vs. NcIaurhIfn
apple .-------. VS. Williams & Brown.
J. X. HITE. Parliamentary
Frothontary Office Ebeusburx, May 5, 1873
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OBITUAR RY

wIRTNER.-Died. in Carrolltown, on FRIDAY
last FRANCIS, son OF ohm and Csthnrine Writ.
ner aged ii years.
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lanes J. OATMAN, NJ. D.,
y Physician and Surgeon.

EBENSRTRG, "A.
Once on High street, nearly opposite Blair'S
Hotel Residence an Crn wford St. West Ward,
~ here nig hI calls should o6 made. 80 RI
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OARD.-Theu undersigned will open
JaSELECT SCHOOL in Union School House
bHiIdine Ebensburg, on MONDAY, NAY 18TH,
insf Tuition fee, one dollar per month.
Nav 81 HANNAH EVANS.
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n Office IN PARTITION.

To Mary RaGpr, intcrmsrried with
Alfred Constable, one of the heirs and legal re-
personalities Of Philip RaRer. deceased:
Take notice that an inquest will he held at
the late dwelling house of Philip Rager, late OF
Jackson township, Cambria county. Pennsyl-
vania. deceased, on Monday, May 18th, AID. 1878,
at O'Clock. p, NJ. for the purpose os making
partition of the real estate of said deceased, Ia
and among his children and legal representa-
tives, if the same can he done without preju-
dice to or spelling tho whole: otherwise to val
ne 9nd apPraiSe the same Al which time and
place you are Teq'ipsted 70 attend if you think X
proper. W. B. BOSACEER. sheriff
Shcrif's OfficP, Ebensburg. April 2I, 1873.