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National Republican., 1877-10-16
The Election In France.

After all the EXAMINATIONS of Marshal
IMAGINATION, the election in France has ter
minated in the success of the Republican
ticket according to our adviccs at this
writing. How far this is to act rs II check
upon the plans and purposes OF the Marshal,
time will determine. He has the army ut
his back, and has the power in the end, ii
he chooscs to use it, to defeat anything like
radical Republicanism If he finds sufficient
excuse to interposo his prerogatiye. That
National Republican., 1877-10-16
DIED.

BRENNANnon t \ Monday October y ls7!. at ItO a.
tue late Mary Anne Brennan In the sixteenth year
Funeral from the residence of his f,,her, 4Os FRS,
| o'clock. "
o.i;aoS .d;ASSGLEf On octo6cr H., is57, at 1915
b. Sse ssyss s~ and ONE me- child h!iSiGfn'y'''A
SrSo attend efs 4 fms ffnS5a om The residence her
day, at ten O'Clock IN.
BARBER.-On Sunday evening, the 18th Of octo-
per; ~ r. halfnast four o'clock, JOSEPH BARRIER.
Relative. and friends respectfully invited to at.
tend his funeral nom the residence Of his sonn.law
and Thirteenth streets northeast. wednesday
church.
,JoNES.-On the 18th Of October, 1877, of Inaamma
l,on Of the bowels HAIRY s second son Of Emile
anu M.a ahaaIens h JONES and grandson of James $.
The nlnera VII take pla.e from the residence of
vited to attend. '' 80
Sb o'clock, JSNn,, HAsrELrR sT4RKss' KS IN IN
the thirteenth year o; her age.
from the residence q her parents Charles and Jane
Starkcsi First street between and c sout Invest No
to attend. '''' NV '''p'''''''' '"'"e'
RTSn %rs 9ssG5 S.ors q 5 q G%
Mary Plant aged ten years and two months
HARDEsTER.-on Sunday, October H. 1877, at
o'clock a. M, EINIRA a., beloved wife Of William ID
Hnrdester RSed th'rty-hve years ten months and
twelve days, afer u short and painful Illness, which
she bore with Christian fortitude ~
Relatives and friends are Tespertfully invited IN at
tend the funeral from her late residence IOIj street
southeast on Tuesday, the 10th inst ant. at o'clock
r. M.
PLANT.-On October l4.ts77 from dIr III herIa psIE
Plant, In her thiTte nth wear, '
Friends Of the family will attend her funeral from
st latrick's church, on Tuesday morning. at ten
o'clock. - "
RERRyMAN n, sr,,,,, ,oor,,,, ~, ,., -.
the residence OF her father i Seventh street south
west at about haltpast six O'Clock. MARY VER-
bergman.
Her remains will be taken to ST. DomInck's
church and thence to Mount Olivet Gene tory for In.
term"nt Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
Ing. ~
National Republican., 1877-10-16

ELSEWHERE in this paper will be found a
letter from that distinguished jurst, Senator
EDMrNDs, regarding the law points in the
case of Hon. JAMES b. BELFoRD, of Colorado
which will carry tho conviction to all un.
prrjudiccd minds of the equity and justice OF
Mr.. BELroRp's title to the scat in the House
claimed by him,
National Republican., 1877-10-16

THE Baltimore Gd.eite stated yesterday that
Marshal PTTKIN, of Louisiana, would oppose
Mr. WHARroNs effort to secure confirma.
ton. Upon inquiry we are able to state that
such is not the case. Marshal PITKTN has ar
rived here, and openly dsavows all interest in
the matter and all purpose to contend for his
title. which was confirmed by the Senate last
winter.
National Republican., 1877-10-16

MIGHrY, indeed, is the peanut crop. In the
year is76-'T the State Of North Carolina produced
l26O0o bushels Of peanuts Virginia 7s00 900 bushels,
and Tennessee, 800 900 bushels, Tho United States
four yoar within their borders 1870 900 bushels OF
peanuts wore harvested,
National Republican., 1877-10-16
HOUSE OF REPR rs ENTlTTTEs

At precisely l2 o'clock Mr.. George NJ
Adams, Clerk of the House in the Forty fourth
Congress, called the House to order, and said "on
the 5th day of May last the President of the United
States issued the following proclamation :"
He then read the Presidents proclamation con
vening Congress In extra session. and said Tho
time thus designated by the proclamation having
arrived, the Clerk of the last House will call the
roll rs prescribed by law"
The roll was then called by States commencing
with the State Of Maine. the members responding
Here as their names were called
National Republican., 1877-10-16
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

MONDAY, October rs, 1s77.
| At12 m. precisely Vice President WHEELER
came in and. with single thud of the mailet
sllencod the hum the throng, and the Chaplain
| Rcv. Byron Sunderland offered an openinI
prayer. with very few exceptions all the Senator,
were i'll their seats when the body was called Il
| order.
The Chaplain alluded feclngly to the Illness o
senator MORTON and the death OF Senator BoGY.
The proclamation of the President calling the
| special session was read.
MIR. HAMLIN offered All order. which was
adopted, that until further ordered the hour Of
meeting shall he Mt 70 m daily
. Mr. THURMAN presented the credentials OF Hon
stanley Matthews as Senator from Ohio, to fill
| the uncNpired term of Senator SHERMAN
Mr. WALLACE presented the credentials of J.
Donald Cameron as Senator from Pennsylvania to
nj. me mneXpired term of Senator SIMON CAMERON.
:, Mr. ,ptkRELL presented the credentials Of
David u. Armstrong Of Missouri, to fll the unex.
pired term caused by the death Of Senator BoGy.
NEW SENATORS SWORN IN.
The three gentlemen came forward to tho Vice
ircsidents desk and took the oath of Office.
Mr. ANTHONY offered resolution which was
adopted. that n committee of two be appointed 10
Join similar committee Of the House to wait upon
the President, and inform him that the Senate was
IN In session ana ready to receive any communication
:, The CHAIR appointed Messrs. ANTHONY and
Mr.. EDMuNDs offered a resolution that the
standing and other committees of the Senate lie re.
ylNcl ana continued until further ordered by the
senate lie said that there were several vacancies
on tn committees but they could he filed when
ever the Senate chose to order IT, II they were re-
vivSd and continued rs they now existed, the work
iercd and vacancies filled.
AT the suggestion of Mr. THURMAN the resolution
was laid over till tomorrow
MI WHITE moved that the Senate take a recess
III o clock to allow the committee TO wait upon
me President TO perform that duty and report TO
the Senate.
MI: CONKLING suggested that as the committee
could not act till the House had organized and as
that might consume much time and nothing could
be accomplished to-day. Mr.. WHYTH modify
his motion into one of adjournment
NO objection being made, on motion of Mr.
,oNkLISG the Senate. at l2:22 p. m, adjourned till
tomorrow at u IN.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
EIN1NCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance,

The sub-treasury balances In New York yesterday
were; Gold sio2, SEA "a currency, 49, The
suhTreasrrer paid out on account Of inter, t3ooo
and for bonds ,9oOoo. Customs receipts. $500
In New York yesterday money was offered at 5,
ESchange steady nj ISL Gold strong ., 1854 Rates
Tor carrying ranged from 2toL
tlous. ' ''' ~ ''e 'ohoN'"s f"o'"
National Republican., 1877-10-16
THE LOUISIANA SEATS.

When the State Of Louisiana was reached Mr.
ADAMS said there were three sets of credentials
from that State, signed respectively by McEncry
kellogg and Nichols. He believed the NchOl,
certificates to be the ones complying with the law
In every respect. and had accordingly placed the
names certified by Gov Nichols on tho roll
National Republican., 1877-10-16
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-OSE OF THE BEST RESTAU.
\ rants IN Washington, Tho place Is In complete
condition, and 20 nj business hsurod. Will be sole
On reasonable terms if applied for AT once Apply to
MM. DICKSON, Agent, No. 222 FOUR AND \.
HALF street. ocI3Gts
FOR SALE CHEAP-A FRENCHBUILT Ian.
L dRu, In perfect order 10 be seen at McDprmor
Bros. great bargain Is offered. ALEX. H. SHEP-
HER iOT Twelfth street ocLGt
ENOR SALE-A PAIR OF CHESTNUT -SORREI
L. carriage horses, sound and good In every re.
spect, with hnrncts In excellent condition Apply c
a. IL SHEPHERD, iJ7 Twelfth street. urIN-8i
National Republican., 1877-10-16

FOR RENT a DESIRABLE FIRST.CLASS
furnished house or u suite Of rooms, with bo1Td,
Apply to Paymaster e. r. THOMSON, Navy DE.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
HOUSES.

Hdhbiptoa has heeons so large thai pErenrd, ar, OF
no dpR, and there is nog only Uay 10 rent house
quickly and 70 pood tsndn IN al BY hSe,tnp an al
nrtisfmeR in THE REruRLlcA Al adlerifssInsnt
properly condensed cln be Do' INT four ii,IsS tphirh ,p1
ffOp, '~'-
National Republican., 1877-10-16
he JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT

OF THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE
Is prepares to do all kinds of mercantile printing At
prices that de fy competition, ocl2lf
National Republican., 1877-10-16
inc following are me opening and closing rates for
me active stocks rs telegfaphcd To II. u. Cooke IT,
Co., frOm the New York stock Exrhanvp. -

Government securities; ~ 49,
National Republican., 1877-10-16
WANTS.

"ANTED-TWO GOOD LATROBE STOVE
w Range and Furnace Workers
II. W, HAMILTON
0ci6 | Y. NJ. q, A. Building
"ASTED-BY TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN
W two niceiy'fhrnished rooms, bath. Sc., attached
IN resi- echble private house. centrally and pleas
sntly located Would like TO take brcRlSas only at
same place; Especial reference given house kept by
some aged lady, or where the family Is small and Q
WRIGHT. ocISIs
"ANTED-BOARDERs AT 68l D STREET
" northwest. Room and board u per week. Goo
table board H per week. 1cG m
MERCHANTS AND OTHERS WISHING
JOB PRINTING
Of any description should cl,ll at THE REPUBII
CAN OFFICE sAttSfaction snsIAntssa. both " q
price and quality, solau
National Republican., 1877-10-16

FoR RENT-sI4 TWELFTH sTREET-A HAND.
a SOMEl. Y furnished HOUSE, OF thirteen rooms
nrsuiies OF furnished Rooms first second and third
se25 WFAi0t-
National Republican., 1877-10-16

EOR RENT-49 AND II c STREET SOUTH
EAST seven rooms each; In good repnIr; one
east. Rent s2i per month. ocllIts
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REGISTERS NOTICE

NOTICE is herchy given that the following
y named accounts have been hlei In I ne * g
isters uftiCcat EbcnshuiV, In snd Tor the couii-
~ of Cambria. and viii hr presented 10 thr 'r-
phans, Court OF s,ii county. tor c"niiI maiioT
aud allowance. on EpNSSDAf. me otfs uae VI
JUNF. 4. u. lS77. to wit:
l The first and final account Of Christisn Shat
fer, administrator of Zephanish Moore. late 0i
:. The first aeconnt of Francis wissrnIIIcr. guar
children OF Francis shank, late Of Carroll town
8 The ir.t and FINAL account Of Jacob Holssp-
pie. guardian OF Sarah Ann Miller. a m nor chti
OF George Rose late OF Richlaud township decd
1. The first and fual account of Jacob Holsap-
pie. guardian of Kate Ann Murphy. minor child
OF q curge Rose Iste OF Kich'aud township. decd
5. = ne account OF Henry Car cnte a.lninistra-
5. The first account o. DAVID Hamilton, guar
dian OF Auceiinc. John and Nancy Carmichael,
minor children of Geo. Carmichael, late oi Johns
town horuu- D.. deceased
:. The first account of Joseph O'Conncr admin
iscrator Of Geurge Gates. late OF cdcr townsh p,
The account Of Patrick Mullen. executor Of
Margaret Mullen. late of SumincrliiIl twp dec Il
Q. The first aud partial account ol IL l. JOINS
tom esq executor Of Edward u lass, late oil Ebcns-
burg borough. deceased.
10 Tie first and partial ncroGr1t Of * ] Luther
guardian OF Emily aul Owca Magic. minor
children of Richard IL. Maggie, late Of >usquehau-
II. The second partial account or Lewis Cra-
yer, administrator OF Ludwig CrayCr, late ot Car
roiltc~u borough deceased
u The account OF El,hraim Custer. administra-
tor Of jacob Gilman. late ol Richland Twp. decd
Is The first and tinal account Of h stun. AZ
ministrator OF John Shaiier, late Of Couemaus
borough. deceased.
II The account OF Ann Parker. one Of the exec
u,ors Of George McI-ane. late @! Johnsto"n Dor
on IA. deceased
- The nnal account OF !. Il. Stuil aiminstfa-
tor OF Elias Rcalu. ate uf Adams township. dee l.
Is The trst account of Elizabeth Hish. admin
isra'rix Jacob RIsh, late oI lOiaHttoHu borough
deceased.
Il The second account of John Dihert. one OF
the executors ut George Mcl-ancr late oi Johns
town hnruuZ D. deceased
Is The second ami final account Uf Joseph Bur
. goon executor OF Robert ilurEuuu, late of " IL
. ington township. deceased.
10. The tlrst ANA par ial acro mt ot J W. lrin-
gle. administrator of Adam ScttlCmuyCr, late ot
Croylc township. deceased.
20. The hrsf and final account Of Nm- kittell.
esq aduiuIst ritur of Michael A. Kline. late OF
4 Washington township. ueCeused.
p. The first Iu4 iIuIi account "t Barbara Schi-
"a and Lawrence Wcilaud. executors Of Peter
Schra. late OF Carroll township. deceased
% lie first ana partial account Of Mary Jane
Larimcr executor OF " N. I.Gri.uCr, late vt Cam
bria township. deceased
% The first snI final account of r ShoeIna-
ker. esq. guardian of Benjamin John kecs Davis
"a he first and final account ot Aichl hirsch,
executor Of Nicholas iiDL-lc, lac OF Barr town
snip, deed.
JAMES VI. SING Err, Register
Registers 0nic,, Ebcnshurg. May =, lo'I.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

ryNH T. undersigned. Executor of he last will and
L testament of Rachel Kline, late of Washing
ton township. Cambria county. deceased. viii ex-
pose to public sale, at the residence of Daniel
Criste in the borough of Summitville. on SATUR-
DAY the ,, day OF June, 1871. at O'Clock. p. NJ,
the following described re Il estate OF which the
said Rachel Kline died seized. to wit: PIECE
OR AitCEL OF LAND situate in Washington
township. Cambria county, f ont ng on the old
Port ge road and adjoining lands of Dennis Brad
ley. heirs OF Robert Lemon. and others contain
ing SIX ACRES. more or less. all cleared. having
thereon erected a PLANK HOUSE and FRAME
STABLE. There is also IoUNG ORCHARD OF
bearing fruit trees on the premises. At the same
time and place viii be offered for sale lot OF
II nTs EuoLD and KITCHEN FURNI1 URE. Terms
made known on day of sale.
JOS EPH CRISTE.
Executor of Il ACHEL X LINE, decd.
Washington Twp. May Is. lS.T.-3t.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

w -NOtiCe Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named appraiSemeuts of persona! prop
eriy and real estate OF dCcCdentS. selected and
set apart FOR the widows of in,cstates. under
the \ ct OF Assembly at the i4fh day OF April.
4. ID. 1851. have been filed ia the Registers o.
Orphans Court Ot Cambria county, tor couir-
marinn and allowance. ON WEDNESDAY. rue
01it DAY OF JUNE, y. D. Isl, TO wit:
l. Inventory ami appraiseIncnt OF certain per.
sunal property appraised ant set apart for Mary
Arthur. widow OF john Ar-lIug, lltC Ul JuAnstUwD
borough. decd $500 or.
2 Inventory ami sppratSe mcnt 81 certain per
sonal property aaura ised al set apart or Mar "a
ret " CStuvcr, widow u3 Jos .ph a. Wesjuver, late
f Su~quchauua JOU nship. decd $500 90
.. Inventory and apprs,Issn'eut oI certain per
Lambert widow of Augustus Lambert, late Of
JOinlsty'yl borough, dec'd-s3l9-Jo-
/. Inventory ana appTaiscIuent 0t certain per-
spual property appraised and set apart iUr Eliza
Ann Mcpherson widow Of " IA. &cP Phcr-on, late
or Iohnstown borough. Gcc'd-Slg %.
>. Inventory and apprAiScUen. ui certain per
sonal property appraised an set apart for -
Weaver widow of Christian Weaver, late OF Rich
land township dec'd-'24s 55.
9. Inventory and appraisrmcnt of certain per-
sonal property appraised and set apart for Mar
garct Glass. willow Of Augustine Glass, late Of
Munster township, dec'd-i2b7l5
: Inventory aud aplrtiscfHellt OF cert ain Ter
sunal property and real ys ate appraised and set
apart for Matilda G.. fuuegan, widow ~ Patrick
Dune4sn. late OF jlearteld twp. dec d 90
Inventory and appra iser1cnt uf certain per
sunal property appraised and set apart ior Eliza
beth Parrish widow Of Peter V. ParTIel latv OF
Munster township. dcc'd-S.g9 50
JAMES VI. SINGER. Clerk . G
o. c. Clerks Difcc, Ehen-hurg. May :, lsl5-
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Original Poetic0L Contributions.
/ WONDER WHY.


j wonder why this worlds good things
Should fall i'll such unequal shares;
w by some should taste OF all The Joys
And Others only feel the cares.
wonder why the sunshine bright
Should fall i'm paths some people tread
While Others shiver In the shade
OF clouds that gather over head.
wonder why the trees that hang
So fniI OF luscious fruit should grow.
Only where some may reach and ear,
Willie others faint and thirsty go!
W by should sweet flowers bloom for some,
For others only thorns be fOundf
Ard some grow rich on fruitful earth,
While others till the barren ground.
wonder why the hearts q: some
oerfiow with JOY aud happiness.
While others go on their lor.e way
DubiesScd with augh of tenderness.
wonder why the eyes of sotne
Should ne'er he moiStened with Il tear,
Why others weep from morn tall night
Their hearts so crushed with sorrow here?
All! well, we may not know indeed
The why's, the wherefpreS of each life,
But this we know. there's One who secs
And watches us through JOY and strife.
Each life its mission here tulhls
Aud only He may know the end,
And loving him we may he strong,
Though storm or sunshine II = may send.
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Liabilities of Township 10 former
eunarvisors &c .......... $3.50. so
Assets ................. 12j.o9
May p 1877, we, the undersigned Auditors, do
hereby certify that we have examined the
above accounts and find ihem correct.
f. TT. F. BTHNE. BBTHNSE Auditors.
WM. IVORY.
Attest-P. A. MEG COUGH, Twp. Clerk.
May 49, ls11.-3t.
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OBIrUA Il Y.

KIJNE-Died. Mt the residence Of Mrs. Ann
Criste AT the foot of Plane ,. in Washington
row nship. Mrs. RACHEL. KLINE. reiict of Michael
Kline, deed, III tue 18th year oil her age.
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4 IST OF CAUSES set down for

- trial al Court uf Cuiuinnti Pleas to
he held at Ei ciIsbul y. for Cambria county
comm enciux 'u MONDAY, the I~Ih DAY Of
JUNE, lc11. bt ing
AnIpt Ell COURT.
Caldwell a r. hiinmcii ~. Fields Afles Bros
Kimmcil Fields; CsiidWt-l 4 Fry W Fi,.it.s
Ct al; same ". SAM; Ncb-rruitt ct al -
FlsHu ct NJ: Mcnamara i'ufftn " HipS =
Lloyd. ReSsitr -. ktpp; WulUSl.gi.. & Ssiii =.
SkcllN WcHtruth - Browns. Saupp A.. Eiit-k
y. McCDLGAN. PrnthatotsrX.
Prorhnnutary : ofhcc, Ebcitsburg. May : Is.
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NUUL,S u.pz msfr Up % roRpts NUUL.

TI'HE EBENSBUfiF NUUI.LN NONFNN n
| is aropIv prepared to manufacture 10 orte
or exchange Ciu.tis OF its own ma he Tor NO,'i--
which viii he taken a the hi2 hest market price
and for the 4ai herring of which wagons viii So, n
be sent the various - 5tIOns OF thc cOan '. lhc
quality OF the goods mRte Icy Us Is too W il known
10 ,ecd recommend afion, and as we are nov run
niny our Factory ny STEAM POWER, there VI. he
no DELAY in the Manufacture OF wool sent or bro
to vi FOR that purpose.
p S-weayng Carling, Pulling and Dyeiny
promptly attended to in a vOrkmanllkc manner
and az the lowest possible rates
IL. ISL Il
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tpin'UFnciHE pn Monday. June u. lSl1.
F. ID. sHul . - J. J kriS- ~ %, ipigst,.,i iz-
Sii'; :. +. Burns -. kriSe. Wagner q Porter,
fei4hCd issue; Elizabeth Ivititti Vs. Anthony
Conrad. feigned issue. Potts Cunl,.,,-iI -.
James Keurney. icignrd issue; Kerr ~ X rise.
fcigucd Issue; Ficuus.r Mclaughlin, fri.rfl-
ed issue; Dy>art < son Condruu n sun,
tcixncd issue: MilIiken for US -. b lrdiitr
Potts n Bin am -. Henry Wr glt - al: Kris,
VS.. Xii -: Mc'fDuiSic - VOL .Sla-ie: Sh4fftr
Horn-r; From isscr Ns- Jnhn-town Ror-
uugh; I. J. ; 'e~e - ". e. G-tily 81 al Dick
~ -. kutruf; sharp -, Brown. brown -.
sharp; Cre=StIu springs Co ". Mclaughlin:
MCi4anahan et al " 1HntZy Frnd 4 Cover -.
John PaIke; J. 4. olmsteHd " Iohu u. Hn-
mer; Commonwealth for use rs. john \. Ragcr
81 al :; Lloyd X Co. Tor use Va tresStvCli \ Son
Flynn vs.. Gates SummcrNiiie "a. Fiuueg ei al
b. NcCOLGAN. Prothunutary-
ProthOnotary : Office. Ehcusburg. May ;. Is.-.
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DEATH OF MRS THOMAS =. FENLON.-
At tIle residence of her husband ia Leave EN-
worth Kansas, on Sunday last after a pro-
tracted Illness, died Rosetta H, wife of
Thomas Z. FerlOp, Esq, in the tortieIh wear
of her age. The sad Intelligence of Mrs.
Feulon's death, although it was not unex-
pected caused n feeling of deep sorrow in
this community, where she was SO well
known and respected for her many virtues.
She was the youngest daughter of Mrs.
Susan Rhey Of this place, aud was married
TO Mr. Fenlon, who previously resided here,
but who was then a practi sing attorney IL
Ieayerworth in the year 1861, After her
removal to Kansas she was "A frequent visi
tor to her mothers home during portion of
the summer season. Three bright and in
teresting chil lren survive her the oldest a
daughter and the other two twin boys,
Tom aud Ed the exact counterpart ot
each other, and especial favorites with the
people OF our town, old as we'll as young.
Mrs f was lady Of great culture, a fai IL
full wife an affeclionate mother and true
Christian and her respected husband and
his young children have the sincere sympa-
Thy of our people in their irreparabie loss.
May she rest in peace.
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DXFCUTOR,S NOTICE.

TXECUTORrS NOTICE.
FL Estate of RACHEL KLINE. deed.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tcstamen-
tary to the estate Of itachel Kline late of Wash
ington township. Cambria county. Pa, deceased.
Ia win, been duly granued to the undcrs igncd all
persons indebted to said estate will please make
iinmeiiate payment ani those having claims or
demands against the same W i'll present them prop
eriy authen ticated for settlement without delay.
JOSEPH CRI~TE. Executor.
Washington Twp, May Is, lS77.-6t.
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T EwIs STORM, one of the supe

EwIS STORM one of the Supervisors of
L Ciearficld Twp. for 1875, DIR. Or
Aug rs lS16-To unseatcd road
tax reed from Co. Treasurer $3.50 90
April %. Is. To amt of duplicate 12s.4f
SSTs Il
BY cash paid for duplicate. ! 90
- am OF work done by taxahles- COS -
= generations -...-......-.- 3oZ
amt p'd Cooper & Mellon. iud2-
mcnt on Esq. Hads' Docket. E3.4l
amt paid T.. \ ii. Nutter X Co.,
for plank to NJ J. Nill..-.... $50
amt paid T.. n H. Nutter& Go,
in full of Nj. DUNCAN, order,
No. 3 3......-.-.--..--..-.....- 15O
amt Paid James Null jud2't ON
Esq kinkeads docket.-..... 6.e5
personal services supervisor,
- days at IL 80 per day. 1850
April 23-By day settling with
Auditors s-..-----.--..--.----.. 9o
Balsnce due Supervisor on settle
rncnt ................. S4gs
sao3 10 Se53 10
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SHERiFFiS SALES.

DY virtue of sundry writs of EYerd F1riGs
ID and FenditfDHi ErpoHds. issued out OF the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county
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