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Sheriff. Sale.
State Of Kansas. s..
Doniphan County.
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A. W. Blakemore. | Plaintiff
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John ". Boyd. Order OF Sale.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-06-13

But we have survived one rebellion. and I
doubt not this one can be overcome in time
to render the approaching celebration one Of
the erandest ever witnessed IN this State. I
may refer to this subject again.
The Catholics of this place propose to cel-
citrate the approaching national anniversary
in their usual agreeable and becoming man
ner, in their own grove adjoining town.
Some months ago. as you may remember;
the tailoring establishment Of Thos. Elway
in this place was burglariously entered and
Friday last Mr.. Elway had the good fortune
to End the greater portion ef The missing ar
ticles. The person accused of stealing them
formerly worked for Mr.. E., and whether
innocent or guilty, is now safely doniciled
in Hollidaysburg:
An article known as Patent Fire Extin-
guisher. for the sale Of which Kerr & Co. of
this place are agents. was tested before q
committee of prominent citizens, few days
since, and worked to charm. A small
frame structure was erected and filed with
shavings. saturated with coal oil, and then
set fire TO. Two of these machines were
then brought into requisit;on. and By means
of an eighth inch stream of water the flames
were entirely suhdued in less than two Minis
utes. The Extinguisher resembles an ice
cream can. and ike John Browns knapp
sack, is strapped upon the back !" and il
certainly a most effective and convenient
invention for overcoming the devouring ele>
ment.
Some forty employees of the Pa. R. R. Co.,
principally engineers. left our town yester-
day in a special car for the purpose Of visit.
ling Mr.. Hugh Gillin of your place, recently
| injured at Cresson. They returned in the
everine greatly pleased with their trip and
exceedingly gfati6ed to know that their fel-
| low engineer is rapidly recovering, although
| deeply regretting the afaiction be sustain:
| Ia the loss of one of his arms.
| in the least in this locality. Some three
hundred buildings are in course of erection
here at the present time.
Yours, &C., T: /. NJ.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-06-13
! MAN DOWN--LIFT HIM /

LA circumstances compel me to make
a long call, strong call, and sincere and
determined call to all those knowing them-
selves indebted, the subscriber having iiabil-
tiles to meet and drugs and other articles to
buy, requiring cash and nothing but cash,
although greenbacks might do. All ths=
money that have received from my patrons
since my debut in Cambria county has not
been sufficient to clear my drug bills. I do
assure my friends that it Is not my pleasure
to harass or distress any ore, but my neces-
sity. therefore hope this call will be sufi-
cient notice to all. J. ]. KRISE, Ii. D.
st. Augustine, June 8, 1867.-1in-
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EARM FOR SALE.-The sub

scriber ofersat private sale his FARM.
situated in Cambria township. two miles
east of Ebensburg, on the road leading to
Loretto. The Farm consists OF so Acres,
more or less, about 81 Acres Of which are
cleared, under good fence, and il good
state Of cultivation. The balnnce Of the
land Is well set with sugar, chestnut. locust
and other marketable timber. There Is .
comfortable FRAME HOUSE and q FRAME
BARN on the premises, and an Orchard Of
choice Fruit Trees that have never yet failed
to bear. There is also a never-failing spring
Of pure water and other necessary convent
ences on the premises The Farm win be
sold On fair terms and easy payments, and
an indisputable title win be giver What
is known as Bradley's Station, on the e. &
C. Rail Road, is located on this land.
Further information can be obtained BY
applying to CHARLES BRADLEY
Cambria Tp., May %, 1e67.-tf-
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THE NEw CATHOLIC CHURCH.-We give
below. as promised, the names of these who
contributed S and upward toward the fund
collected at the laying of the cornerstone,
on Tuesday of last week, for the erection of
new Catholic Church IN this place:
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THE ABSENCE Of the big elephant prom.
ised on the show bills is accounted for by
the fact that he had to stop on the road 70
pack his trunk. Not very sensible on part
Of the elephant that. as he would have found
something worth putting in his trunk had
he only come this far and renewed his ward
robe at the cheap cash store Of Y. s. Bar
ker, on High street. where clothing, dry
goods, and every other species of merchan-
disc may pow DO found in greater profusion
than ever.
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Are You Lame, Crippled or Defermed7

Are You Lame, Crippled or Defofmed7
Or. have you or your neigh bors child lams
with contracted limbs, OF curved spine, or
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ankles, or who are entirely helpless, or who
are obliged to creep. or to walk with crutch-
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0ARGAINS can be had 81 buying
= , your goods for cash at
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THE BABY ELEPHANT wasn't a "big
thingD by any means, but the large and
which Mills & Davis have just received at
their store on High street is well worthy Of
that appellation. n. & d. sell cheap, and
that accounts for thefreqnent additions they
are compelled to make 10 their stock. Go
and see what they have.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-06-13

FIRE All SUMllERHIIEL.--An unoccupied
house and stable belonging to Mr.. Samuel
S.Paul, Of Summerhill. this county, was sde-
stroyed by fire on Thursday night last. The
fre is thought to have been the work Of an
incendiary and the loss is estimated at about
$500.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-04

other terms than those Of their own
dictation They insist that the late
rebels have the right; and should ex
ercise 1t, Of debating to the Northern
people what mesures shall be adopted +;
or, in other words, that the people of
the North shall consider themselves the
conquered party, and submit to just
snch terms as their Southern masters
may be graciously pleased to accord to
them.
As we have always bel;ved and main
tanned that the war would not have
lasted more than half as long rs it did
had it not been for the encouragement
given to the rebels by the copperheGds
of the North, SO We believe now that
the South would have accepted the sit
uation, ON the defeat of their armies
and the surrender of Lee and Johnston,
and at once sought reconciliation by
submitting in good faith to the Gov
ernment, had not the evil counselS Of
these same copperheBds been listened
to and needed by them.
How much longer the people of the
South will listen to these evil advisers
and thus retard their own prosperity
remains to be seen. The sooner they
discard these pretended friends, and
adopt more sensible poicy, the sooner
will their section OF the Union be rcstor-
ed to state Of prosperity. By per
hitting their policy to be dictated by
those to whom they owe very much OF
the trouble they have had, they will
but prolong their suferings, and add to
the number Of their tribulations- We
think we can discern some signs Of {
return on their part to common sense.
reason, and conscience. But if they
would hasten the day Of their restora-
ton they must cease entirely to either
listen to, or be governed by the party
of the North who have made SO many
and so loud professions Of interest il
their cause, sympathy for their condi
ton, and anxiety for their restoration
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-04
The Result,

The defeat which we suffered last
Monday should not discourage US one
particle. Let us remember that during
the late fearful struggle for national ex
istence, rebels often won victories, to
the delight of their Northern allies, but
Richmond had to fall at last. We do
not look upon the result as a disaster
at all, but as temporary whisky, beer
and rot-gut victory, which will be re-
versed as soon as our community be-
comes sensible Of its true interest and
duty Under the circumstances many
of our most respected and true Repub-
licans did not vote at all, but these men
will not remain inactive in the future,
any more than when they made South
crn rebels bite the dust.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-04
Worse than Rebels:'

= The Miami Union very pointedly
says: The Northern copperheads are
more rebellious than the rebels them
selves. For several weeks past there
have been many manifestations among
therebles Of the South, ofa disposition
to cease their opposition to the Gener-
al Government and accept the conditions
of restoration offered them by Con-
gress But what is the course of their
Northern allies in reference to the mat
ter? Do they advise this acceptance
and restoration of the Southern States
on the plan proposed by Congress?-
Not by any means. On the contrary,
the stronger the probability that the
South will do so, the more bitter and
denunciatory do thescNorthern copper
heads become towards these measures,
and the more determined, it would seem
TO prevent, ifpossible, the reconciliation
ofthe country under them. AS during
the war they labored constantly and
zealously to prevent the rebels from
giving up the contest, and did every
thing they could short Of taking up,
arms in aid Of them, to encorage them
to continue, the contest. so now they
aredevoting their energies to the equal
lv Infamous purpose of preventing the
Southern people from returning to their
allegiance to the Government on any
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-04
State Bounty to Veteran VOlun-
teerS.

The bounty bill given to all the re-
enlisted volunteer soldiers Of this State
O bounty of one hundred dollars, was
published by the Secretary of State, on
Saturday, as a law of the State.
The law provides that where vet
eran volunteer was credited to county,
or township, or city, and received no
bounty, the commissioners of the
county, the trustees Of the township, or
the council Of the city as the case may
be, shall issue for his benefit bond for
one hundred dollars, bearing six per
cent, interst redeemable one year after
date.
In case the volunteer was credited to
the State at large, then the Auditor of
State is required to issue his warrant
upon the State Treasury for the same
purpose.
In cases Of credits of volunteers on
the quotas Of Congressional districts,
the counties in the district are to pro
vide for the payment of the bounties
in proportion to their population.
If any re enlisted soldier, as above
shall have received any bounty less than
one hundred dollars, the amount so re-
: ceived is to be deducted, and the bond
or warrant given for the remainder.