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MIR. DIOGENE ES.-This singular man lived
i'll Greece. He was distinguished for his
ecceniriCiiies, bad manners, and bad dispo-
sitlon, 1t his chief business to fud
fault For example, he took :, lantern one
day when the SUu was shining brightly aud
went out to search for an honest man, there
hy insinuaiing that such persons were ex-
ccedingly scarce. Wheu Alexander, IA dis
tinguished military gentleman, paid him II
visit aud ing ui2rd what tie could do fer him
he had tile IInpudcnce TO tell him to get ont
of his sunshine" To cap the climax of mis-
Oddities he dressed like a heggar and lived
in n tub He was sour, craebet, crusiy
old bachelor. We infer that he had no wife :;
first, because history does not mention her :;
second, because no woman would take kindly
to one q: his habits, dress, or manners, or
aspire To hecome mistress OF his mansion.
There was an old woman who lived in Il
shoe, " il is true, but the woman who would
live ia a t0J, and especially with such a conn
pdRjoB, has not been heard from. The mis-
anthropic spirit which possessed this man
was doubtless due To disordered digestion
and billionsnes, one of the prominent
symptoms Ct which is a moroSe, fault-fiud-
ing disposition. The tongue is heavily
coated, giving rise To a bad TASTE the appt-
tite is not good, and he patient feels dulI
sleepy, or dizzy, and is apt to he iretful.
Unfortunately, Mir. Diogenes lived several
centuries before DIR. Pierce's Pheasant Pur-
gative Pellets were invented, few doses of
which would have relieved him of his ''bile, )"
and enabled him to find scores of ''honest
men" without the ai6 of his lantern. u ader
their magic influence, combined with that of
The Golden Medical Discovery, to cleanse
his blood, he might have been led to take n
more cheerful view of life, TO exchange his
tub for decent habitation, to "spruce up"
in personal appearance, and at last have Ia
ken wife to mend his clothes and his man
ners, both of which were in evideut need of
repairs, and become the happy sire of little
Diugeuescs who would have handed down to
prOsterity the name, not of n Cynic philoso-
pher, hat OF cheerful, heolthy, happy, cirtUous
man
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PERsOSAL.-The following is from the
Pittsburgh Dutly Dispatch

) 77r7-T T75frtT-7t
Rev. X. G. Christy, the ''fightEQ chaplain is
said to- have lett this vicinity and taken up his
residence in Columbus, Ohio. Father Christ y
went out as chaplain of the Seventy eighth
Regiment, under Colonel Sirwel, and remained
with that organization throughout the entire
term OF service, except during spell OF sick =
ness, hut again returned to the command as
soon as his restored health would permit, ami
remained till the close of the war. He has been
chaplain 10 the Army of the Cumberland since
the organization of that society, ana is widely
known one of the bravest, most Chris tiun
aud beloved men of the war.
Father Christy will he at the head of a
school started under the auspices of the Sis
tcrs of St. Joseph, West Rroad street, oppo-
site the school now carried on 10y the Sister $
of the Good Shepherd. The school is
on the boarding house plan for boys from
eight to fourteen, and will have a day school
attached. The school will be III the building
formerly occupied as r seminary, which was
opened under tae auspices of Bishop Rose
CRANE Columbus Erening Dispatch.
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ASoTHER FIRE At CHEST SPRISGs.
About 2 O'Clock yesterday (Thursdayl morn
ing, the steam shingle nilt OF JOAN Wagner,
ESQ. NJ Chest Springs, This county, was dls.
covered to he en- fire and so far consumed
as 70 lie beyond the power of human effort TO
saveit The flames also extended to toun-
dry near at hand, owned by Messrs f. "
w Hart, and il too, with all 1t c"htalne"'
was speedily wiped out of existence. The
steam saw iui!l of NJ essrs. T.. ii y 1tIer, no.
far distant, was also in great danger,
but through the almost superhunan eXer-
tions of those present II was saved from lhe
burning The fire is supposed, snd no aonot
correctly. TO have originated in the boiler
room of the shiugle mill. Mr.. wagner esg
Inmates I,is lass at from $4,000 to S6,O0o, on
which be had an insurance OF -, ooo, and @
Mr. Hart's loss is put down at about Si ,5oo,
with no insurance. Z. 5. Since the anhSe
was written n letter from III. j. Hads, Esq '
Informs MS that Mr. Dow. who had carriage
sbon in the shingle mill also lost heavily III
the way of sleighs, buggjcs, paints, etc NOT
insured and that he himself esquire HtdS
is minus new buggy, worth $50, just
ready to run out of the shop.
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Original POefic0I Contributions.
THE WANDERERS DREAM.


BY EUGENE.
youth whose restless thoughts betrayed
\ m ind of discomfort,
FROM home and duties path had strayed
On wild adventure bent.
He left fathers wise restraint
n mothers loving care
And wandering far, he felt the taint
vi sins alluring snare.
At length sins glowing pleasures all,
Became a barren waste:
Inc profered cup seemed turned TO gall
lie could no longer taste.
Heart sick and weary, sad and lone;
He lays him down to sleep.
where wtnGS above the forest moan
And birds their vigils keep.
Bright visions i'm his mind arise
Pure dreams of love and home,
Like holy angels from the skies,
Bade him no longer roam.
He sees the humble cottage where,
In innocence and joy,
lie once had dwelt with sisters fair,
"A merry, guileless boy.
He secs his mother kneeling there,
He hears her breath to Heaven his name
In earnest humble prayer,
The wanderer to reclaim.
He thinks, while gazing on her face,
She comes with outstretched arms,
To clasp him in her fond embrace
And shield him from all harms.
The soft wind lifts the tangled hair
From oft his dust stained,brow,
And like Il mothers kiss left there,
III thrills his being now.
Dear mother! kiss me once again,
tie murmurS in his dream,
Whiie blessed tears, not tears OF pain,
Through his closed eyelids stream.
How oft that mother : kiss of Joy
III ad left its impress there,
When he, helpless infant boy,
Ter home and love did share.
Ahi well might angels long remain
Near such scene as this,
To woo and win him back again
TO Innocence and bliss.
y heavy sigh his slumbcr ends
The blissruI drean is DER,
But g cd his blessing on it sends
And sweet the frui, IL bore.
For, kncelng on tho mossy sod.
He begS Tor strength aud grace,
To serve anew gracious God
Aud fill an houored place.
In humble penitcncc he bows,
He owns each guilty stain,
And, like the PrOdigdl, he vows
To seek his home again.
With weary steps he Journeys on,
AT lCnyt u his home he views;
RcmorSe ana grief, ragrct are gone
And peace her smile renews.
All! We whose weary spir Is burn
With sins consuming flame,
Like him resolve from sin to turn
And win an honOred name.
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a DEMONSTRATION NOTICE

L. Estate of PETER II. PARRISH. decd.
Letters Of ainiStTativn on the - Of Peter
B. Parrish, late OF Munster township. Cambria
county Pa. deceased. have been granted iu tie.
undersigned. Go whom all persons ir-eitpd to sait
estate are requested to MAKE pas men. and ;hu-e
haviog claims or demands viii make kuswn tie
same without delay.
WM. PARRISH. .,r,trts.-.,...
JOHN PARRISH 's'tai"fs
Munster INn AiEiL 9 IL.
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~ Pleas of Cambria County, No. SO.
March Term. 1s11.-Flizabeth Edmiston. by her
next friend, John Bloch. Andrew Jackson Ed
mission alias s'ffpnHu ia dirprce.
To the respondent above named YOU are here
by required to appear n Court of Common
Pleas. to be held at Ebensburg. for the County
oi Cambria. TN the FIRST MONDAY OF JUNE next.
to answer the complaint of the libellant in the
above stated case. JOHN RYAN, Sheria.
Sherit's Office, April %, IS. lit.
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HuguS 81 Hac1xe.
BARGAINS SJN SILKS.

We have purchased during the past ten
days severa, large lois of Black and COl"red
Silks, and are now offering the same at the
lowest prices ever known in this city. We
direct special attention to our line of Black
Silks, which comprises all The best known
makes and which we warrant to give salts
faction We offer extra good value in these
at from 81 90 10 $500 per yard.
In Colored Silks all the leading shades
can be found on our counters, from 81 Is To
81 80 per yard Black and White and Gray
and Black Striped and Checked Silks, in
very desirable styles. Also, one lot of Light
Colored Striped Silks, at SOC per yard, In-
spectiou Invited.
HUGUS & HACKE,
Fifth ave. and Market ST. Pittsburgh.
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ENECTTOR.S NOTICF

u = EtI IOh : NUTItE
- F-faTe uf EoBTRT S.Ss t,.,.'l
Having been ..-aufca Letters ~.a.,arr my On
she a,Co- EuHer. ~iSk. late ot leg re1s -t.rvr
50 p. 1aTnHrat e,fiIts, teceasc-i- fHe ta.le r.f
hrv'y uu. flcs t ll, ICONS Ifdrh sd "a a. a -s
thnt i.0Nmeut 81 -H-ir respective scc-aa mus
mlle y .ii"uJ delay. ana those hay AK ella o-
demands aga-ns .e same wiz present o., IN tt
me property authentic e.i for s5tt .euitnt
March 50 IL. o..
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TOR SAIE-The whole or half in
n tertst in "A GRIST AND SAW MILL prop
erty, situate one mile south II Ehcnsburv. The
property consists OF it1 acres uf iaid, ah 'ui 30
OF which are cleared, GTiSt Mill @ith three
ran of stone and all the necessary maChintl y
for naking good work. Saw Mil. Dwelling
House. Barn. &c. The Grist Nili has good
share OF custom work. Will be stia at private
sale at very low price and On ihe most rCn-
sonahle payments. Possession eiN.-n itnnlodi-
uteiy- w. H. SEJHiEh.
E6cnsbure. A pril 20. 1871.
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QUART LICENSE.
Henry Fritz & Co. 80 80 II. :. Fisher & Co. 80 80
John Ludwick 30 sol
l. +. J. PARRISH, do certify the above to- lac
n correct list OF Hotels or TaVerns assessed in
Cambria county for the year 1871.
r J. PARRISH,
May |, I277.3t. Mere. nile Apprsi>s r.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Notice

A SSIGN EE'S NOTICE. NOtice
- is hereby given that Charles Johns
ton, of the Borough of Summtyille, County of
Cambria. ana state of Pennsylvania by deed of
voluntary assignment has assigned all his estate,
real and personal. to James McCloskey. of Gal
lityn. in said County and state. in trust for the
Dcneht OF his creditors. All persons. therefore,
Indebted to the said Charles Johnston will ma ke
payment to the said James McCoskey. and those
having Claims or demands will make known the
same without delay.
JAM Els MCCLOSKEY,
Assignee of CHARLES JOHNSTON.
April go, lsIi.-5 4-GL.
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DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN. attorney,

allan Johnstown. Pa. Office in the old
Exchange Funding. (up stairs.l corner Of Ct' .
ton and Locust streets Will attend TO al bLI -
ness co:.i.e tied With his profession,
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0AMBRIA COUNTY, SIS:

CAMBRIA COUNTY, IS;
~ And now, April 81, 1877, it is ordered
that he Jury Comm issioners draw from the wheel
the names of thirty six persons to serve as Trav
erse Jurors at an adjourned term Of the Court OF
Common Pleas of said county. to be held on the
week commencing on the third Monday of June
next, IsiT, and that the proper venire Ter summon
ing of the Jurors drawn be issued to the Sheriff
of said county. BY the Court.
And now. 81 April. 1t is ordered that the Trial
List tor adjourned term commenc ny 81 Monday
of June next. he made NJ, ef cases in which the
President Judge is disqualified, and such other
cases in addition. not to exceed ten, may be
put down by counsel for trial during said week,
the ten cases to he made up by the Prot homo. airy
sclectin :. the oldest from those put town.
By the Court.
Attest-B. NCCoLGAN, ProtLonotary.
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A DMINISTRArOR'S NOTIcr

"A Esiate Of PATRICK DtNEGAN deed
Letters Of adinini7trif -an ttr t-zfafr of pat
rick iiuuc gan lateuf tlcnriirid ruNnsl- d.. cam.
hti" county. have been ~ ante 90 tile tinders at
g. nom - H. rsois i-'.isfe 80 t., said estate are
I'qn sted q" ma kc pavement. ifrf 90, harlrs.
nands or claims Hga.us' ti" sane NiH pre- nee
tis,. -, f houf t-eIaE.
L1-EE nt-rRiN = ni,.s:rsty-.
chest - nss, HiSi,s,7i, Isl7.-6i.
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BREW ERIES.

OVER THREE HUNDRED BARRELS.
Henry Hansman, JOhnstown borough &20 w
Charles Wehn, -. 300
Max Hcubach, . p 90
Lambert & Kress, Conemaugh Borough. 2500
Lawrence kest. - 100
Jacob Goerner. Cambria Borou0 II. 49,. - 90
Oscar G raft. Stonycreek Township. 25-00
Henry Blum, CHrrolltown Borough. 300
THAN THREE HUNDRED BARRELS.
Julius Stich. CarroitOwn Borough ....... 100
Joseph Banyel, LGrettu ROrOugh ....-....- 300
Geo. J. Swaderer, Washington Township. - 60
Lazarus Reigel, l5.oO
TEN PIN ALLEYS.
w. J, Bonner iorctto Borough. alley. 30 80
Elias Ungcr, Washington Twp, alleys. eos
BILLIARD TIA BLES.
John Jordan. Johnstown Boro', tables. 5000
Elias Unger, Washington Twp, $3.50
EATING HOUSES
Henry Blum, Carrolltown Borough. 20 %
Henry Richards, 90 90
Julius Stitch. /" ..-.... 20 90
Peter Brown. LOrettO Borough. .......-.... 20 90
J.. F. Kerby, Wilmore Borough-.-~.--..... 20 90
Chas. McGonigle, Washington Township. % 10
Christ. Rubina, - 20 %
AN APPEAL will be held at the Trcasurers
Office, in EbenshUrg, on MONPAY, the 4th day
of JUNE, A. d. IST7, At clock, p. NJ.
+. j. PARRISH,
May |, lsI7.-4t. Mercantile Appraiser.
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The rst of Nav brought snow this way
though deep and long II did not lay
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Up in Ebenshm q they are talking about pnt-
ting up Il Murphy hall by stock subscription
Altpond n tdicdi.
Yes they are talking about it, but being
Temperance movement it seems natural
,.uunrL ro conclude that the proposed Muir
pi,v hall will prove nothing more than n
water haul-water, vou know, being the ia
vorite beverage Of those who are doing the
talking on said subject.
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CRAWFORD HOUSE,

- EBEN NSBURG, PA.
Having once more taken possession of the well
known Crawford House in Ebenshurg, which he
has retitted ami .refurnished in good style. and
intends hereafter to conduct on strict temperance
principles, the subscriber earnestly solicits the
patronage o. those who may visit the county seat
either on business pleasure. all whom he pledges
himself to entertain in the best possible manner
and at the lowest possible price Excellent accom-
mOiatons will be furnished to summer bOardeTs,
who will find the 'Craw ford''a pleasant and econ
onical place at which to spend the heated term.
ISAAC era FuRD.
Ebcnsburg, April %, 1871.
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A big freeze We inesday night and big
thaw yesterday.
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lTELsAUM G BRO, formerly "cheap JoFn,' =

ri m
p o 10
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THOMAS DONOUGHE. Super

&3S9.3S
CR.
BY work done by taxatlrs. ....... s2I4 %
" amount OF orders cashed.. ..... 5egs
=" team days al 50 per day...... 27.O0
amount paid James Hanun for
2Ol. days work at l25 per day 25.62l1
amount paid John Hanlon for
s19 days work ut 81 25 per day IO62I1
I" sundrieS. S..................-......
- amount OF generations ....... 100
10y 3Sl4 days work supervisor
at fl.jO per day............... 57.T5- le4 Il
Ealance due Supervisor. 4 II 20
We, the Auditors Of GallitZin Township. have
examined the above accounts and found them
correct.
GEORG MYERS,
WM. CHRISTI, Auditors.
ID. &. BUtK,
WN. DAwsOS. TWP. Clerk. I5-4-3
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Noi london Miis Spool Thread
throws cts Sae eIcs,l + 3Cts;H Pins
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Dry Goods, &c,
Dress Goods

1890 SOSSt -
AlpacIS (all COl'sl PIC. mp
CBshmcres - - TO +5c
PlaidS- --...-..lU to l2c
Silk and Wool
SpOngcc (hest. J. .35r. UP
a full line Gf Ladies ano
Gents Furnish K Good
at BOTTOM PRICES.
A complete stock Ur La.
dies, Misses, Mems ana
Youths Shoes, at BOT.
TOM pRIrFE
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IL Jas. +. Palmer Il 90 II J. c. Gates. 20
Ii !. :. 'Cartncy. 100 IA Geo. Walters
Ii \ II. Fiske i Co. 1.UOI Son ...... T.C
wOODvAIE BOROUGH.
Ii John u. Clark. .00sl4 VI. X. Adams. &C
YODER TOWNSHIP.
II jacob Ream &C
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We. the untle rscned Auditors. do certify This
To he "a correct stHtemCn Mt Of the ucCoutgs above
mentioned.
JAMES TEL.
c. McGoNIGLE. Auditors.
JAMES NOON.
Attcst-IACOB BURGOoN. TIP. Clerk. {s-2..-3t
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II to say II bic friends ase esntfol Of the state
Hehate. which Is very likely 70 henpsnn,ha VIII
daaatpr III hta uefsehal and political fortunes.
II will then be shown that the existing truce is
Only transient. =.
houp tn hair fila unhnaaor may lie here with In
d week, aud he VII. IF nputar. be a Democrat.
rrnhaIlv VoUthues. The SENATE will then stand,
kpruilitans 40. Democrats. and Judge Davis 20.
With Rhar N still absent The Hepul inhns will
have only At, ot mai 'rlty IF two, When But
let and Euais are adm III ed, pr either 81 them.
feat Kellogg aud tu admit Epoifora. This OUT
look may indtcn the Republicans to hufry, fnr-
ward the Kellogg case before the, arrival Ut the
Democrats to delay IT, At this moment nobody
can tell what may be The effect OF the result,
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NOTICE TO SHIPMASTERS.

Shipmasters or shippers DESTROYS of having
the GRIP TIE and GILMAN'S FULLER ap-
piled to their cotton by any of the presses in
Guided in the association will please notify the
undersigned.
The charge for furnishing the Ties and Pull
crs will. until the 1st day Of January, be fifteen
cents per bale; from and after that date. until
the LIST day of March. the charge will be twelve
and half cents, and from and alter tho first
day of March ten cents per bale,
We estin ate the gain in stowage by the use OF
this Tie and Fuller at 20 per cent. based upon
actEal tests. We have numerous assurances
that cot on to which the Grip Tie is applied Is
delivered in Europe in better condition aud
with less loss in weight than ever before known.
JOHN b. LAFITTE & CO,
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Company.
ncoT Of
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AN INGENIOUS UoNrRivANCE-Ohe OF the most
simple, convenient and wonderful inventions
of the day IL to he found at the Wilson sewing
machine office. No. isa Canal street. No sewing
machine sh ,ud be without an attachment like
II. Juat think Of the amount Of labor saved by
having machine Tor darnlng all kinds OF rips,
tears etr., In clothing. stockings, and In fact
everything In The line Of table or house linen.
The wilson Machine Company give this attach
ment away with every machine sold Surely
this Ia great inducernent. and no doubt the
company will do lively business when this tact
hnnotnes thoroughly appreclated.
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.
MAgoRAITv or NEW ORLEANS, [
City Hall. Npvembar lg7T

MAYoRALTv or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. November 8, 1877. !
The average price Of fresh -four being this day
seven dollars and fifty cents In accordance
with said valuation the price OF bread for TIL
week commencing on MONDAY. November g.,
1877. will be:
Sixty ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ounces for ton cents
Fifteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers Of bread are required to use only tho
best -four of the above valus per barrel. and the
use OF damaged or inferior flour In bread offered
for sale In this city IL prohibited. Consumers
of bread are requested to report to the nearest
police station any violation OF the above ordf-
nance, either In variation Of weight or quality OF
material.
On23 ED. pTISBURY. Mayor.
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FRESH REcEIpTs or WINE. On, -yERMouTH
ET0.-That well known importer. Mr.. q. Bas
has just received, by ships Maria G leste. Wy.
oming and Alamo. respectively. from MAJ.
settles Bordeaux and Bremen. very Ia GO con
signments of rel wines. olive OIL vermouth
orange flower water. sardines, eogDae.. Vichy
water brandy fruits. absynh, etc. t. which we
take pleasure in directing the attention of the
trade. Bassetti. though n young man. Is full of
energy. and has had a long experience In the
trade. and conducts his business on the old
time basis Of Honesty and integrity. which wore
the marked Characteristics Of his predecessors.
Success to him
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R's.-Everybndy seems tn stop ut Dan
zigers new store on Canal street This estab-
lishment has very omplete and handsome
doubt this attracts the attention Of the many
who are preparing for the coming winter: their
prices. also, are very satisfactory and the best
ttste has been displayed in making their selec-
tons. The popular prnprtetprs feel assured of
the PATRONAGE and of the easing their many
lady friends. Don't forget they are no longer
at their old store hut ut the elegant new esab-
liahmnDt No. IbT Canal street,
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CANCELLATION or BOND.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
State Of Louisiana,


Whereas. THOMAS D. cox former Treas
urer Of the School Board OF the parish0f AS
SUMPTION has appliedto me for the cancellation
Of u bond for the sum Of five thousand dollars.
subscribed by him. the said Cox, as principal,
on the tenth day of April 1876. with T. j. Gill
bert. J. Chamberlain and Charles Dupaty as se-
curities, conditioned for the faithful perform
ance Of tho duties of the said Cox as Treasurer
Of the School Board Of the parish OF Assump-
tom
Now therefore, ], LOUIS A. Witt. Lieu-
tenant Governor and Acting Governor Of the
issue this my proclamation, In order to give
public notice TO all persons therein concerned
and Interested to show cause, in writing, at the
office Of the Secretary Of Sthte, Mt the city OF
Now Orleans. within ninety days from and after
the last publication thereof, why the said bond
should not be cancelled and annulled and the
securities above named discharged from any
further liability.
In witness whereof, have hereuato eet my
hand and caused the seal Of ths State Of Louis
ana to be herennto aft xe1 ut the city Of New
Orleans, this sixteenth day Of October. In the
year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred
and seventy-seven, and Of the one hundred and
second year OF the Independence Of the United
States Of America.
LOUIS A. Witt,
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor Of
the State Of Louisiana.
BY the lieutenant Governor and Acting Gov
ernOr:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Oc18 BOT Secretary Of State.
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JOHN MCCARTNEY. Administrator.
[Pstition.l
gentlemen. yours. as evst,
POUND NOTICE NO. FL.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE,
Administrators Office, !
New Orleans, October 90, 1877
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DIS
w trict Pound, corner Of Orleans and Prieur
streets on October a. tg77-
ONE LIGHT GRAY HORSE. about fourteen
hands high marked with the letter on the left
hip, no shoes which If not claimed within five
publia auction at said pound on MONDAY, No
vembar 3. 1877, Mt 10 o'clock m.
BY order Of ROBT. e. DIAMOND,
Dr3O th Adm inistrutDr.