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ED,

On Friday. the Goth ult., Lawrence,
infant son of William and Arabella Pollock.
How many mothers hearts are made des-
olate by the cold hand of death. just when
they are lavishing the wealth Of their wo-
manly affection on their frst-born. IT'S
only mother can feel the deep sorrow
May He whc giveth, heal her wounded
heart.
Young mother, he is gonel
His dimple cheek no more will touch thy
breast;
No more the music tone
Float from his lips, to thine all fondly
pressed;
His smile and happy laugh are lost to thee +;
Earth must his mother and his pillow be.
His was the morning hour,
And he had passed in beauty from the day,
A bud. not yet flower,
Torn, in its sweetness, from the parent
spray;
The death wind swept him to his soft re-
As frost in spring time blights the early
rose.
Never on earth again
VIII his rich accents charm thy listening
ear,
Like some E,lian strain,
Breathing at eventide serene and clear;
His voice is choaked in dust, and on his
The unEroken seal of peace AMI silence
lies.
And from thy yearning heart.
Whose inmost core was warm with love for
him,
A gladness must depart,
And those kind eyes with many tears be
dim;
While lonely memories, an .unceasing train,
VIII turn the raptuTes of the past to pain.
Yet, mourner. while the day
Rolls like the darkness of a funeral bv,
And hope forbids one ray
To stream athwart the grief-discolOred sky
There breaks upon thy sorrows evening
gloom
a trembling lustre from beyond the tomb.
II is from the better land
There, bathed in radiance that around them
springs,
Thy loved ones wings expand;
As with the choiring cherubim he sings,
And all the glory of that GoD can see,
Who said, on earth, to children, Come TO
me-"
Mother, thy child is blessed:
And though his presence may be lost to
thee,
And vacant leave thy breast,
And missed, a sweet load from thy parent
knee:
Though tones familiar from thine ear have
passed.
Thou'lt meet thy first-born with his LORD
at last.
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EBENSBURG & CREssoN RAILROAD

EBENSBURG & CRESSON RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, May 2f, 1866.
trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENsBURG-
At sos A. NJ. connecting with Baltimore
Express West and Day Express East.
at 40 P. NJ. connecting with Phila. Ex.
East and Day Express West.
LEAVE CRESsON-
At $50 A. NJ, or on departure of Bait.
Express West.
At $40 P. NJ. or on departure Of the Phila-
delphia Express West
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TEEE TEAREAEES.

EBENsBURG, July 25, 1866.-Flour,
SI3 to Sl4 per barrel; Corn, 81 per
bushcl; Beans, 1925 to 50; Butter. 25c
per pound; Eggs, zoe per dozen; Flax
seed, $3.50; .Timothyseed, 93, so; CIo-
verseed, IS; Coffee, 80 and Bic per Ib. :;
Molasses, soc per gallon; Syrup, S1.25
and Sl.40; Brown Sugar % and 1G cts
per pound White, 30 to OOc; Rice, IS
cents Wool, so cents per pound
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TO CONSERVATIVES

. The advertiser. having been restored to
health in n few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumptjon-is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it. be will send a copy
of the prescription used (free Of charge
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they viii find SURE CURE
for CoNsUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRoNCHITIs.
COUGHs. Colds, and ali Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object Of the adverti-
ser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted. and spread information which
he conceiveS to be invaluable. and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE,
by return mail, viii please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co New York
Feb. l. 1SGG.ly.
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FRESH FISH will hereafter be received at
Harry Wilson's Cheap Store, in the hall Of
McDonald'S brick building, on Friday Of
each week. We are now buying large sup
plies of ice and small supplies of fish, so
that the fish reach us as fresh and pure as
they appear in the Philadelphia Market
Regular supplies of Fresh Vegetables are re-
ceived on Tuesday and Friday of each week,
and small supplies are received almost every
day of the week.
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LOVE AND MATRIMONY.

Ladies and gentlemen, if you wish to
marry, address the undersigned who will
send you. without money and without price.
valuable information that will enable you
to marry happily and speedily, irrespective
Of age. wealth, or beauty. This informa-
ticn will cost you nothing, and if you wish
to marry, I viii chcerfuliy assist you. All
letters strictly confidential. The desired in
formation sent by return mail, and no re-
ward asked. Address
SARAH b LAM3ERT.
Greenpoiut, Kings Co., New York.
June !. 1.'G6-2mo
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Wilmore. June 81, l8G6-lt-o.
vYANVED. a27 60 per Oay.

( AGENTS wanted, ladies' and gentlemen, in
Z every County in the United States. to sell
the Ink Powders Of the American Iuk Com
pany. The powder sells for forty cents per
package. and will make ink enough TO fill
fifty bottles Of the size usually retaiIed at
ten cents per bottle. \ smart agent can sell
a gross Of it every day, and clear 81 60
The iull can be made from the powder ia
three minutes in common boiling water Il
is a perfect black ink, the best in the world.
1t flows easily. does not c0rrOde the pen a
particle. never gums up. Is rot injured by
freezing. and its color viii last forever.
Every family in America Will buy 1t, as a
package WIll last a family for years, and ink
can be made in small Quantities as wanted.
With each gross we send q thousand Cjrcu-
lars, with testimonials from clergymen. law
yers, teachers. merchants, commercial col
Ieges. editors. &c, and the agents name on
the bills. Only ore person will 6e made
agent for county. The first one sending
$50 for gross Of the powder viii receive il
by return express. together with one thou
sand circulars and the right to sell in the
county he or she dcsignates. IF others send
for the same county. the money will he re
turned TO them free of expense. tt make
sure, one had better designate several coun-
ties. either of which be or she will take.
Send for trade list and circulars if YOU dare
run the risk Of waiting. or send the money
for a gross. Letters addressed to the Mayor,
Postmaster. cashiers OF the banks, or the eX-
press agents of this city. will show that the
business Is honorably and squarely conduct
ed. An Ink Powder viii be sent by mail
to any address, free of charge, on receipt Of
forty cents.
Address, writing ycur name, town, c0Uu-
~ and State distinctly.
AMERICAN INK COMPANY.
Manchester y. II.
THOMAS W. LANE.
Clerk for the Company and Special Agent.
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John c McB-ide, co a, 18th PRO
David Ii Evans, co D. nth PV
James j Oatman, co B, llth RC
James nj Edelblute, co f, 133d PV
John Dunivan, co A, 55th p V
VIM III Elder, co A, 11th p RC
John 3 Burtnett, co F. 18th p Y Y Cav
J n Wissinger, CO x, 1S7th PV
Michael J Cooper, co n, 18th P V Cav.
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SOLDIERS COUNTY CONVENTION.

A DISPOSITION having been manifested
to make it appear that the Soldiers, who
battled for the Union during the late civil
war are now in fellowship with those rad
icals who are practically seeking TO de-
stroy it, the undersigned, honorably dis
charged Union Soldiers of Cambria coun-
ty, feeling that their exertions and sacrifi-
ces and those Of their comrads in arms,
will not have met with their proper reward
until the Union of the States is complete
ly restored, and that they cannot consist
emily remain silent while their views are
thus. presistently misrepresented, hereby
unite in requesting all the honorably dis
charged Officers, Soldiers and Seamen of
Cambria county, who favor the wise and
constitutional policy of President JouNsoN,
who oppose the doctrine of Negro Equal
ity and Suffrage and desire the election of
the Hon. HESTER CLYMER, to meet in
Convention at Ebensburg, on "Wednesday,
the 25th, day Of July, 1866, for the pur-
pose of organization, TO distinctly an
nounce their principles and TO elect seven
Delegates to the Convention of Union
Soldiers which is to assemble at Harris
burg, on Wednesday, August 1st, 1866.
John P Linton. It. Colonel. 54th P. V.
w. II. Rose, Adjutant, 54th P.N
I Q. I. Young, private, CO. B, l33d p. Y.
( Wm. +. Alttather, CO. B, 54th, 2. V.
( p O'Connell, Captain co c., 55th p V
/ Hugh Nialoy, private, co B, l33d p Y
! John Feeney, Corporal. CO &, 133d P V
James Cassiday, private. co b, 54th p V
! John CONFESS, rivate, CO G, 55th p
/ Joseph Thomas, private. co l, 54th p V
/ David Lavely. private, co K, 1876 p Y
Adam Kuntz, Scrg geaut. co b, 198th p V
/ George Kuatz. Corporal, co +, DIST Pa Cav.
! Alex Miller, Sergeant, co X, 13Gth p Y.
! Henry Hite, Captain, co NJ, 18th Pa Cav
! W i MGckin, Captain, co q. 1921 p Y
/ George Wehn. ir., Lieut., co NJ, 18th Pa Cav
/ j W Wehn. j., private, co G., l98th ? Y
( Charles Reilly, private, Silver Grays.
/ Hugh Bradley, Lieut., co f. Sd p Y
/ II Woodruff, Captain. co ID, 47th PV
/ David f Patton, co i =, lst Pa Cav
( John c Shoemaker. co k,:3i p V
/ john ID LHndies, co E, 54th p Y
/ Albert Brinde, Sergeant. 5th Pa Artillery
| August Ab er, Corporal, CO |, 54th p '
/ w Mangold, 1O7th P Y
/ Joseph Shoemaker, co C, 10th L S a
| Michael Waist, Sergeant, 9th L S cavalry.
VIM r Williams, private, 4Gth 2 V
! Patrick Hogan, Sergeant. 55th
Timothy O Brian, private, 55th Z
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s. i
september Court. 1866.
FIRST WEEK.
rb.st twp.-Authony Anstead, Anthony
,.-, john A. Krise Peter Woodley, ir.
,.mmerhli twp.-Michael Braniff.
rrrs.own borough-WiIliam Bonaker,
r,.i.rck Keiscr. Samuel Kuntz. Arewine
H. William \. Maxim. Thomas McGOugh.
-r.ubria twp.-JOhn Bumford, Hugh Ed
-.-.s. VIM. R. Jones.
cambria borOugh-Neal McAnany.
,-.1ge6anna twp.-SiIas Byrne.
T.cuslurg borough-Peter Collins, ST.,
s,~rg. Davis, Morgan Hughes, Lewis Rod
u.r,a- twp.-Euh Cogan.
rhard twp-George Conrad, John c..
r-r. Joseph Reynolds, Jacob R. StulI.
r-ri. twp. .-James r. Cooper.
rarfeld twp. Dunnegan, George
lr.4.nrh. Bernard McFeely, sr.
CIrou twp.-JosePh Eckenrode, Leonard
n.ubaugh. John Flick, James Kane, jr.,
Alexander Stellar.
C,nemaugh borough-N.cholas Friedhoof.
Jackson twp Martin Funk.
Washington twp.-George Paul.
Allegheny tWp.-Dah.cI IiI4Ioh' DeIhaI"
Myers.
Chest Springs borough-Peter Nc Nenzie.
y.rmitville borough-Paul Mchenna.
y twp.-Johu Miller, ir.
.ra-'euv twp.-Bernard Myers.
Munster rwp.-JoScph Noel. ir.
Lurcs.o hogauEa-Patrick Moran, George
Iu-or.
g,nemqucb twp.-Eph. Custer, Samuel
S.-,r Charles Won Luynon, jr.
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SHIELDS HOISE

LORETTO. CAMBRIA COUNTY pd
THOMAS CALLEN. Proprietor.
THlS house is now open for the accommo-
| dation of the public. Accommodations
as good as the country will afford. and
charges moderate. May 81, 1S66.-tf.
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=! P0l PER YEAR! We want Agents eve

gIFnl PER YEAR! We want Agents eve
bi.1Ulj rywhere to sell our IMPROVED $50
Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. I'm
der and upper feed. Sent on trial. War
ranted five years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines
sold in the United States for less than $40
which are fully licensed By Hone. Uheeler
6. .TVIsou. Grocer s. Baker, Singer s. Co..
and Bachsgdcr Ill other cheap machines
are jnfriagements and the seller or UseT are
HaJle 10 arrest. tine and Imprisonment.
illustrated circulars sent free. Address,
or call upon Shaw & Clark, at Biddeford,
Maine, or Chicago, Ill. May 81. l666.-ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-07-26

CTRAY COW.-Strayed away or was stol
j len from the subscriber living IN Sum
MERRILL township, Cambria county. Pa. on
Monday, the 2Ist Of May last. a R3INDLE
COW, with white face and half crop of
each ear. Any person who viii bring her
back will receive the above reward.
NANCY HINES.
Milrnnre Hume 2l lSGH 1t =
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HARRY WILSON.

IIFltNIiI " II-.0V.N-
nEALE3 in FRESH FISH, DRIED and
u CANNED FRUITS. RIPE FRUITS. and
EARLY VEGETABLES, together with 9TH
er articles, can be found in the Hall of Nc
Donald's brick building on the conner OF
High and Centre streets. 1t is his inten-
tion to receive FRESH FISH on Thursday
of each week. Canned Fruits always on
hand. and Early Vegetables received three
or four times each week. fresh from the
Philadelphia market June 28, 1866.
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6. III. PetteneiII & &c.

Advertising Agents, 81 PARK Row
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
are the authorized Agents for the "DEM-
ocRAT e SENTINEL" and the most infiuen-
tial and largest circulating Newspapers in
the United States and Canadas They
are empowered to contract for US at our
LOWEST TERMS
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IHE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
forty different styles. adapted to sacred and
secular music. for $50 to 5000 each. FIF>
T1-ONE GOLD OR SILVER MEDALS.
or other first premiums awarded them. IL
lustrated Catalogues free. Address, MA
son d HAMLIN, BosToN, or MASON
BROTHERS,, NEW YORK.
Sept. 6, 1865.ly.
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DURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD. Pre-
l ierred by all practical Painters Try it !,
and you will have no other Manufactured
only by ZIEGLER & SMITH
Wholesale Drug. Paint and Glass Dealers.
No. l37 North THIRD Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
February 6, 1866.1y.
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AGENTS WANTED!
J, T. HeadIey's History of the War,

NOW READY
nOMPLETD in TWO VOLUMES, also in
u ONE. 1t is admitted To be the most IN
te,estiRg, popular. and coiuablo History of
the Rebellion, which is fully attested by tEe
enormous sale of 100000 col,aacs, and a
large portion of the country still uncan-
vasscd.
We are obliged to run our presses night
apd day to enable US to supply our Agents
Men Of character and ability who desire q
lucrative employment, will find this rare
opportunity.
The price Of the work in one Uo7ua,e IS so
tOlC, Compared with other Histories) as to
bring it within the reach of all classes.
For full particulars send for a circular.
Address ...
American Publishing Company,
las Asylum street,
Hartford, Conn.
,Junp OS 1SCG At
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Gnl A MONTH AGENTS wanted for &i:r
hJJ entirely nesc articles, just out. AdreSs
o. T. CAREY, City Building, Biddeford.
Me. May 81, 1S66.-1y.
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STRANGE, But TRUE.
Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very
much TO their advantage by return mail Gree
Of charre) by addressing the undersigned.
Those having fears of being hmnbugged will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
THOS. T. CHAPMAN.
S3I Broadway, New York.
Feb. ! 1866. ".
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THE Mystery. by Mrs. Wood The Heir
ess of Beilefant By E. Bennett.
William Affair, By Mrs. II. Wood. Col>
lece Life. BY F. H. Fanor. North Pacific
Exploring Expedition. By A. II. Harbers-
ham. For sale by
JAMES MURRAY.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

WANTED. AGENTS-S75 to 5000 PER
|; MONTH for gentlemen. and $35 to S75
tor ladies, everywhere, to introduce the Gel
ebratei Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine. improved and perfected. 1t will hem,
fell. stitch, quilt, bind, braid and embroider
beautifully. Price only $40, making the
elastic lock stitch. and fully warranted for
three years. We pay the above wages or a
commissions, from which twice that amount
can be made. Address with stamp, or call
on C. BOWERS & CO, Salesrooms, No.
255 South FIFTH street, Philadelphia. Pa.
All letters answered promptly, with circu-
lars and terms. May 81, lSG6.-4t.
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Notice.

LETTERS of Administration cum testament
u to dnnero, upon the estate OF Richard
Nagle, late of Susfuehanna township Cam
bria county, deceased. have been granted to
the subscribers. by the Register of Cambria
county. All persons indebted to said estate
will please come forward and pay the same :;
and those having claims against will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN r. NAGLE.
RICHARD II. NAGLE,
May Il, 1S6G-6t7. Executors.
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GRAND JURORS.

Gcarfeli twp.-Thomas Witt, Foreman;
Attm Silas
Prospect bor.-patrick BOYLE.
Backljck twp.-Henry 3 Campbell.
White twp--John Crow, jr.
Aiegheny twp.-Jerome Dawson.
Yoder twp-Beramin Edwards.
Chest twp.-Jacob Closer, Conrad Yea,
ger
EbarsbUrg bor.-Georgc Gurley.
CARROLL twp.-AUgusuue Holt.
C.anmaugh bor.-Joscph Hcslop, ir.
doaastowA bor.--Lutlor Livergood, Jas.
N.}Iuleu. john Parks.
A..vi.le bor.-Joscph Masters, Henry
Saith.
Muster twp.-Peter O'NeiI.
I.gir twP P--Auircw Purcell.
Ivy ,r2.-Jacob Prngle, II S Winner
H-an twp.-Sveeuy Owen.
'.. ru.!. twp-Christian Smay.
s'-l a.aana twP.-Chares Weakland
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L'o& out therct What are you kick
.'', NY cog for e. PPM kicking him cause
.u.. 'i iiraS, and | don't want TO get
v.. W. on my clothes" 'Feas, the devil ?
wy tina. dog sleeps with me-" Eyes,
You, that's whar he gets ''em.
. d" '"NHectI0n with this valuable informa-
- ... we VIII say that V. S. Barker keeps
e5 NY on hand large supply of Dry
t..l'' "roceries, &c, which he sells as
IN as any other house in this section.
-. ana see him, and you will be convinced
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To ALL PARTIES INTERESTED. Mr.. Robr.
IL. Singer has made arrangements with one
5i tue best wagon-makers in the State, to
have all kinds Of wagons put up OF short
-.@ce. He viii also sell J. C. Singers un-
,4I'.e' Tire Bender to all who may desire
20 save time and labor in making tire. II
you want good Wagon, or need Tire
".Haer' 20 and see Mr.. Singer, at his shop,
near f.: Glass foundry, where all kinds
u '.aoNsmlthing Is done, cheap for cash.
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Daniel Corcoran
phiIin Corcoror :. q q"
pa+rirl, W.T., :. . m
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yC;,I;o.,, E|,,II,. :. !.
P,tricL MaLonay 3. Z"
Patrol, ConneU 3. 3. :.
James Barr. :. 8.
John Nprn6v {. .s :.
John HARRINGTON g. :.
F,Iix NcCuIIouob a :. "
Thomas II porter :. -. "
Oven E,,,oI-b, :. :. :.
Iobn Ebranf.If " u g
RoLert W,Krin =.
NJ Colra,a g
~ c,.T, Pa,C ,a.S u.o'9e'
p,,;Jtt nG.,'',-,' C., :. :. -
Nj -'.;P D.. 1sI'se' :. :.
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H.. T;rar,,,oy :. =
n,,r;:t p','a.- l',,,,,S- c.. :.
UrgL HIc(,77nnoli - C'rror,r .. ..
E5Jya-J Earry - @ 5i, y T;,t Art
p NTcDerr,ir Nrsician co G 55tL p Y
Thomas .Tn5,a ,,ri,,ato 90 II Iotb PV
William, WaTers cor,,9r,I [stI p Y
NyD II CornoII,' c,,r,,lr,i - =-.b D Y
Patrick Rodrers Serdcant 55tb PV
w Spiers O N Sergeant ca II Dist pa COW
John Stewart SERGEANT co II 54tb PV
+ NJ George. Ouartermaster. 55tb PV
! II Kennedy Con-missarv Serat 55tb PV
Isaiah w Bunker. co ID. 54tb p Y
Tbos II Porter. private co A 55tb pV
w Mo-eIand. Sergeant co p II s A
! CUNNINGHAM nrivate % G. Il5pV
Henry Behev. private. co G. 18Th Pa Cav
John Bitter. lieutenant. 55tb PV
Lazarus A RiggIc. private. co F, 14Stb p Y
VIM George. private. co G. 18th Pa Cav
Hugh Mcconnell. Sergeant. co c. 55tb p V
JOS Behea. private. co E. 10th PV
John Kelly, private, 54th P w..
John Lynch lst Lieut., co A, 55th P V
Valentine Maize, Corporal, co b, 1925 P Y
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7rnotrat unD Sentinel.
! Ellison Downes, Associate Editor.
List Of Jurors.

1..t Of Traverse Jurors drawn TO serve at
otsmber Court. 1866.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

June 2S. 1SGG.-4t.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-01
Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, November There was good home
consumption inquiry for Flour and holders again
advanced their prices 25c y bbl all descriptions.
but there was no demand for shipment. The re-
ceipts continue exceedingly small, with but little
probability of any accesnons to our stock for the
balance OF the year. About 1400 bbls. were taken,
including 900 Dbls Northwestern extra family at
S1S'25@14 26; 200 bbls winter wheat do. do. at
Sl4 90; old stock and fresh ground extras at S9@12
superfne at $500, and $50 bbs fancy at SIG Rye
Flour has again advanced; rs bbls sold at SO IS.
Nothing doing in Corn Meal.
There is q firm feeling in the Wheat Market, and
the article is in good demand, but the absence of
supplies restricts operations sa,es OF 500 bush.
choice Southern red at $3.50, and GOO bush. amber
at 1925; white may be quoted At SO 80. Rye Is in
good request and prices have egain adyancedi sales
of 5000 bush. Western at S14S@l co. Corn is quiet,
but we continue yesteI days figures; sales OF yellow
at SI'390Dl 35 and western mixed at $3.50 Oats
are in steady request, ana prices are %. " bush.
higher; sales of 1000 bush at 69@70c for Southern
Several lots OF new Cloverseed sold at IS 26d9 @y
GA lbs timothy is uncbanged sales of 300 bush. at
SO ST. Fiaxseed is held at SO 1903 20.
Whisky is quiet, with sales of 30 bbls Ohio az
50 A, aud Pennsylvania at % n@2 A.
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THE PLAINS.
More Indian Murders-A Terrible Snow
Storm.

More Indian Murders-A Terrible Snow
Storm.
IEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, October 3l.-TWo
men were lately killed by the Arrapahoes near
Fort Buford, Colorado twenty-tour miles below
Fort Halleck.
A severe snow-storm is reported between
Denver and Salt Lake. The snow was two feet
deep. Trains with grain for Halliday's Over
land Express Company had seventy-six mules
frozen to death.
One hundred and sixteen mules were recently
stolen by the Indians ten miles east of Julesburg.
Denham's mare Alice won $4,000 at race at
Denver,
Evidence of the Pawnees shows that the
Cheyennes and Camanches murdered five emf
grants and captured lot of children and
horses, and burnt several wagons on the Re-
publican. The Cheyennes were dressed in uni
form, and had Government arms and saddles
The Camanches and Cheyeunes are strong par
girl prisoners. They have several white chill
dren In their camp.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-01
Excitement at BaItimore.-The Decision
of the Governor.

BALTIMORE, November 1st.-The American
has receivedt the following special despatch:-
ANNAPOLIS, November 1.-The Governor has
decided to remove the Police Commissioners.
The decision ls very bitter against them. He
said the Registry lists of 1866 should have been
used, and that the Judges of tho election have
no right to go behind the Registry law. The
police and judges were of the most partisan
character and were guilty of official miscon-
duct. He would call upon the United States
authorities for assistance, if necessary.
Sheriff Thompson, Of Baltimore, arrived here
this morning, it is supposed for the purpose of
taking up the commissions of the new officers
Latrobe, counsel for the Governor, goes to
Washington by the afternoon train.