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FLOUR Recepts--36.s bbi. -four, 100 bbls.
and 80 bags meal i2il2 bushels wheat I4 Al do.
corn SO do oats 2So do aud 3H do. malt The -four
market again irregular. Fresh ground
s os da : sa Sa ss a ssso. a s S ss old
Dbl In fact holders were anxious to realize and wanted
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% sss wss without
change being in mode sis demand and steady sales sso
sss = g. 50 fSr Faran 50 60 for Jersey and 50 10 for
Supernne State and Western ....... q o. 81 20
Exra state sW 10 %
Common 10 medium ,ira and choice Western. 90 Il IS
Round hoop oh shipping brands. as 10 30
Western trade brands. ii 0c lac0
Common southern n....................... 94b 80
California nonr tsacks and isou is 20
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balcs cotton .d. 70 Glasgow rer steamer
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in fair demand and PRICES steady al 81 for
IS bale bales a: &C. 7Sc seoordns guilty
MExr-An kinds were inactive and price. were nominal
no important saies Price. however were unchanged.
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ply and the advance IN further ADVANCED with fair
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BLus--on Wednesday. July II, JAurs A, Young
The New York herald., 1867-07-19
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
Journal In the Country.
The WEEKLY Herald for the present week. now
ready. contains two interesting stories,
CIRCUMSTANCES"
.MILLY LANES Story

PorrRr-"FoacEr rHs PAsr.n ''MorHsa, SIR NE y,
ruE wrSpow, aad "A MATRIMONIAL DurT" :,
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Mining shares remain unsettled and neglected by the
public At the nrst board Quartz Hill closed ioc higher
tnan at the time yesterday, selling at s2 Corydon
400, selling at 81 1s Smith Psrmeee was Sc. lower.
selling at es 30. Consolidated Gregory Gold sold q
80 so.
Tho following exhibit Of the business transsctsd
at the United States Subreasury Chicago for the week
The New York herald., 1867-07-19

Reynolds john NIB; schr Clara Rankin Rankin. Phia
NOZZLE, July issailed steamer Red Gauntlet Cams
sEw ORLEANS, July ls-Arrrvsd bark Eiwooa Cooper.
cissrea-Bafs Edwin, srncs crOns,'e. .shrs Burdssa
Bs p,SGs sna n, isd. gd !sr Msr fSss Loc,
sEwBuRYroRr, July is-AHvsd, 'ehr Con- Ksaruy.
ssiied-sesrs Hiswa,ha. Newman. and cerrv csrls
hsiESs1k sE% kEPFSsB kBJ July isArr,ed .shr. En..sseA
;sfe Enp H as So.
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sy~ias a.sssSson. Prcvdsse.o Sfooia rrovises.
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Y, Ba.uos Ayr.s via g Inowas; brig I.nss, e@s1
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Thompson, FlraDehpor Lscon, Bradford South Amb0y
cissred-schrs \ fsrry, Hamilton. aud RAinso1,
PAwTucKET July IT. Arrived schr- Isaac seymour.
Norton, and Yakr Casweii Elsabethport. =.
ssilsa-s,hrs oonneessus sssrlin, aud frsssas'
nfsfSyi6sses. sulr,arriy.s .ssr. I...surs, p.,s
rbl.dspha Rsadln RsIlrosa No Eoe'nsSn 90 'o
Mount youns spd ssrsh lsoqsr w,,ssn csis, Sss
sr.s.. rSHS sRSrd.. sss Ts; k ssrs 'is0R
hssn s@s :s .;ss .s.a:, A.,
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COnsO!s and AmefIcdn securNIes "Sf0 quos0o sHus
London on the subjoined datcs:-
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spcnl CORRESPONDENTS " fM stAr..

The Reports About s,avA' Lima ~slfffy
Late False Imprisoumenr s<'nse-Unhs "a.
Condition of Havana-tsusn6 "f BITS Aba
dnnt In Cuha--Chnnce 10 Anke Money
Amendments To the TariG-AIl A>bo"s A.s"s-
sins.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-23

4
Wesdo not exchange with the Harris
basg Telegraph and are indebted to the
Ansaha,dae for the following notice Of our
menber, taken from that paper
.Can.bria county John ?. Linton served
his first year in the House last session, and
showed early that he is first class Copper
head. Under the rule Of his party at home.
Col. L. Is entitled to a second nomination.
and under the lash Of Copperheadism he
will of course be re elec ted. - nssas
While admitting the revolutionary ante
cede6ts Of the editor of the Telegraph, his
ancestors having been in the Hessian
corps captured By Gen Washington, we
cannot permit him to slander Cambria
county in the psrsoB'of her representative.
No man Of any party has shown more
devotion to the cause Of the Union than
Col. Linton. His gallant command was
in Harrisburg early in April, 1861, and
he remained in active service during the
whole war. Wounded repeatedly and
dangerously, hs returned TO his post even
before his wounds were healed, resumed
his command, and was again the victim
Of 4 rebel bullet. Indeed, nothing but
the simplicity and temperance Of bis pre-
vious life enabled him to survives those
injuries which must disable him while he
lives. IF all this constitutes q ecopper-
haadD there Is no danger Of such fellows
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-23

THE LATEST AND 5EsT NEws1s that B.
H. Singer, who, upon his entaee into our
town, reduced the price ct fhorse shoeing one
third, has determined still to lead the van,
and offers to work 10 per cent. lower than.
the lowest for cash. and insures satisfaction.
Persons needing tire on their wagons or car
riages, can save dollars by giving him their
work. "a dollar saved is dollar gained, !"
and the way to save many OF them IS to get
yonr black smfthing done with Mr. Singer.
at the west end Of town. Mr. 8. Is also sell
ing I. G. Singers unequalled Tire and Band
Bender machine which saves great
amount Of time and labor and bends the Tire
round and .rue--Of which Wln- Myers. Of
Altoona, says he would not take 400 and
do without. Any amount of testimony just
like that can be shown. but the machine is
its own best recommendation to mechanic.
Persons wishing to purchase should call on
or addfess r II. SISeER EbensbnTg.
Territnry for sale For terms address I.
@. SINGER. Box s5, Altoona. Pa.
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con that k|.e cassse .bf man cases Of suicide
mioht 81 Traced 10 diseasea liver or stom-
aeh. 4hsy viii also tell E6n that by eradi-
eating 81 preventing diseas Of this kind ths
benefits to individuals. faplilies and society
weu,d BE incaleulab abie-that such diseases
are in mary instances not only the cause OF
crime. but that persons suffering with these
diseases. coming in contact with the healthy
members of society, generally produce bad
effect on the lAltef class by tileir sour and
irritable manners Hence they might con-
tend that the only remedy for this evil IS to
regulate lhe quality and quantity Of food by
q government Commission OF physicians.
If our friends of the Adpgcate would make
their journal beneficial to society we would
respectfully suggest TO them. before again
putting their views on subject of this kind
in print. TO get good work on the origin.
principles aud powers Of civil governments.
They viii find BY reading good text book
aon this subject that The law they advocate.
if passed by tie legislature. would not be
worth the ink used in printing It. The Le-
gislatnre can pass no Act in conflict with the
natural and divine law that the people would
be for moment hound to obey Such q
Law would be null and void ab islitio.
We trust that this is the last we shall hear
of onr County Superintendents and editors OF
school journals advocating law that de
serves to be branded BY no other name than
IN nfaasous K.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-23

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TO THE LADIES OF EBENS-

- 5ODIA0 h4ND = NEQL1tI = 1dttilS5 Fe-
Gently arrived from the city with hand
some assortment of Spring AID Summer M
Einery and Strow Goods. Of the latest styles,
comprising Bonssets, Sikrs and Yelcets. fine
Freslch FfosCers, an assortment Of Ribbons,
all widths ani colors, Ladies' plain and fan
cy Dress Gups, Infants Silk and Embroid-
cred Caps. together with Hoop Skirts. Cor
sets, Hosiery. Gloves. Ladies, and Gents
fine Linen HanGkerchiefs, &c, we invite the
ladies' of Ebensburg and surrounding dis
tricts to call and examine onr stock, in the
store room formerly occupied by e. Hughes,
below the Mountain House.
We have a fashionable miliner OF excel
lent taste. who ~ill pay particular attention
to bleaching. pressing and altering Hats and
BoEnets to the latest styles.
s. Mes. + DOYLE.
April 25-8m. Mrss NJ. RUSH.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-23
naacsnane Is ytaslnIngton.
Hfs ArTisaZ- -I'resident 1oknso', Secretary
Seward Russian Possessiozs &C.
LETgEs NuMBER THREn.

- ~ [..l,-s- ,,,',.3, r., - = szl,;rd /
s;,,,s s ths ehar, kTy 8rst ;,tent;on e /
visit ,u,; this citv wa. in autumn sc Isel.
when ! determinad Yankee sIook nv reso- |
lution cons;dsrob1v. left home bowever.l
With tha consans of mo fr;ends bnt the
sarrnv =, If te Potonoaess ,,revanfsd nv en-
trance into the Federal citv. % las ast-fsll /
fxed up nv trans again for the same vow
age. but .Daniel came to Judgment and
I lest nv Maine chance. But here Z am
..on nv own hook . ana so soon as get .
little breath I shall make 4 note of ssmat- i
fers. and thinos in eeneral.D But. gentle
reader, I am wearied and exhausted, and /
have fortunately secured one of the very
highest roomasa at Willard's--so here goes
Il is q beautiful morning. Dressed,
cocktailed and breakfasted. Prepared 20
sspass mustero among the distinguished
Wasbingtonians. bv going into the shaving !
saloon. This is a hazardous undertaking,
as the scoIored gentlemen who smost do
congregate'' there, when once they get con-
troll of your person. seem determined to
wreak the. fullest vengeance. on, YOU. Ac-
cordingly. when / was shaved, my whiskers
had to be trimmed, my hair cut, my head
washed, and then my hair parted behind
and combed out on the side Of my head like
the fms Of q fish. Ia these operations I.
spent the greater part of the forenoon and.
IS cents besides. When I looked into the
huge mirror before me I. fancied Il had never
seen handsomer man. Mrs. MacShane'
would hardly have known me.
I determined now to make the first use
of my time. BY calling on GsFi tsss1
rHE pEEs1DENr. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-23
DRfVATE SAFE. -The subscr

DRfNATE SALE i he sTbscri-
Der offers at Private Sale two valuable
tracts Of TIMBER LAND. situate in Jack
son township. Cambria county. and known
as the Lloyd Property. Also Fur 9TH
er valuable tracts of LAND. situate in Cam
bria and jackson townships. and known as
the " Pensacola Property ALso-TW0
FARMS adjoining the borough of Ebeusburg
One containing about 100 acres the other
about 150 acres. The buildings are all in
good repair. with never-failing springs. of
water near the houses.
10 Persons wishing TO purchase or sell
Farms or Timber Lands, viii DO well by
calling on me before buying OF offering them
for sale. F. A. SHOEMAKER. IS
ap.11.tf. Atty at Law, Ebensbulg.
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L
All the right. title and interes, a. ~.
J. Smith, of. IN and to lot of gronn5 S
ated in village OF Gallitzin, Cambr;s ..s. g
fronting on Main street and extspS;oss i.
to jackson street, adjoining lot of r.
Christy on the south and Peun'a Raj
on the north, having thereon erecte5
story frame tavern stand and frame s,.s'
now in the occupancy Of the said MieS,s -
Smith.
Taken into execution and to be sOla q
suit Of J. Adler & Co
ALSO.
All the right, title aud interestof 7,.,
/ Jones, of. in ard to piece or parcelof
situated IN jackson township, Cambri.
adjoining lands of A. Dnnmire. s ~
| and others, containing twelve acres. -.
Hess. having thereon erected one-and.s \ E
story plank house and plank stable, 10.
occupied.
Taken into execution and to be sls ~
suit Of David Leidy.
All the right. title and interest of !.
Woodc0ck, of. IN and to 4 piece or para
land situated in Washington TOWNSHIP. a.
bTia. county. adjoining lands Of Erss
Evans, jeremiah MsGoAigle, and o,hs
containing forty-iive acres. more q Z
about two acres Of which are cleared, q
ing thereon erected one story plank &
and water saw-miIl, now in the occupsv
of John Wilkin.
Taken into execution and to be sid a
suit of Warner Bender. for the use of D:
Eyer.
/ An the right. title and interest Of q
Crum, Of, in and to tract OF land ane'
in Croyle township. CamhEia county, !
joining lands of James Burke. EpAa,
Crun, aud others, containing one hnna,
and twenty acres, more or less, about 8
acres Of which are cleared, having Id
erected a two story log house and log ID
now in the occupancy Of Hiram Cfun !
Nancy Cfum.
| Taken into execution and 10 be sold id
suit Of Joseph Horner.
ALsa,
| An the right. title and interest Of San.
Ripple, OF, IN and to piece or porceld d
situated IN lsichland township, Caml:
county. aijoiniag lands Of George On
LenharE Hofiecker. AMI others, contain
two hundred and fifty six acres. mOreu I
about fly acres Of which are cleared, d
ing thereon erectedla / & house and log u
now IN the occupancy Of John MURPHY
Taken into execution and to be sddsa
suit of VIM. j. Baer.
T. AFSo E.
All the right. title and interest Of Wiz
Riddles. OF, in and to a piece or parrll
land situated in Yoder township, Can
county, adjoining lands of Jacob c.
Frederick Fender, and others. contsh
twentyzseven acres, more or less. sh
twenty acres Of which are cleared. hTl
theleon erected two story log houS 1
log barn. now in the occupancy Of Ri.
Jones.
Taken into execution and to be sold ST
suit of Paul Andrew Schnable. fOE usi
Richard Riddses.
ALSO,
An the right, title and interest Of Ja1
Burke. of, in and to a piece or parcel q !.
| situated in Summerhill township. Can't
county, adjoining lands of Ephraim esl
Enos Ellis. and others. containing two Z
dred acres. more or less, about ure huEHs
acres Of which are cleared. having ths|
erected two story log house and log q
now in the occupancy Of the said Jas. bu'1
also. asPiece OF. parcel of land situate
Suumsrhill township, Cambria county
Joining lands Of J Jaeob Weaver, John b.
per, and others, contrining four huDS
acres mora er less having thereon eTgt4|
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/ .ETTERs TESTAMENTARY

TT ETTERS TESTAMENTARY
A having beengranted to the uaf.ersig gned
on the estate of Edward Shoemaker late of
Ebensburgg Cambria coun y, decd all per-.
sons indebted to said estate will make inn.
mediate payment, and ali persons having.
claims against the same will present them,
.daly authenticated, to the cFibsfs the
ef6ee Of f. a. Shoemaker, Ebensbnrg, Pa.
80 MARY SHOEMAKER. q -
ssnk ELLEN J. MURRAY,
May 9. 1867 .-6t. as
D. All persons indebted to the late firm
Of E. ShoenakeF 8 Sons are requested to call
and settle their accounts.
81 H. A. SHOEMAKER 3 co.
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All the right, tile aud interest," Of n.
Jones, of. in ard TO a piece or parcelof p
situated in jackson township, oambri, 4
adjoining lands of A. Dnnmire, s. d.
and Others, containing twelve acres. po,
less. having thereon erected one-ands u
story plank house and plank stable, u,
occupied.
Taken into execution and to be sid i n
suit OF David Leidy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-13
We.t Paint Seyerities.


The alacrity with which many officers,
educated at West Point by the Govern
ment, broke their oath and joined the
rebellion, may perhaps be. partially &C
counted for by the impossibility OF
cherishing toward that institution any
of the affection which alumni Of literary
institutions always acquire and retain
toward their alma mater. Yet this IS
not surprising, in view Of the character
of the system of discipline at West
Point, which is as straight as the iron
ramrod of a musket, and as cold as the
barrel. Candidates for admission must
be between sixteen and twenty-five
q of age, and upon admission find
themselves confined in three hundred
and fifty unrelaIing regulations, with,
out variety, recreation, leisure, or any
thing like reasonable concession to the
natural desire to sec their friends occs-
sionally. Bound by rigid system at q
time of life when confinement Is most
irksome, it is not surprising that West
Point graduates have little affection for
their military nurturer. For example
of what the cadet may not do: He may
not retain in his quarters any article OF
dress not prescribed in the regulations,
without permission; may not remove or
take apart the lock Of his musket, with
out permission; may not have in his room
n unauthorized article; may no leave
his room after the ~sentinels are posted,
without reporting his departure and re-
urn to the sentinelo of his division; may
NOT take any newspaper or periodical
without special permission, and then mo
more than one; may not pass beyond ca
diets limits without permission, on pam
of mourning the risk Of Dismissal; and
most unkindest cut of all-may not wear
wbiskers or m~oustaches. A thousand
and one things he must do. He must
mite with his room mates in procuring
n looking glass, n wash-stand, M
pail, one towel, (2) one broom, and shaii
be required to have one table OF the pat
tern prescribed; he must prepare his
clothes for the laundry at such times as
may be directed; must have a particular
place at table, and must leave immedi-
ately upon the word .%'rise;" must give
written explanation of any otfense,
which explanation shall be, when
delivered, Of o size of a half sheet oil pa,
per folded into three equal parts, and
shall have an Endorsement Of the con-
tents on the reverse side, said indorse-
ment to extend more than three inches
below the top; must keep his hair "short
or what is generally termed cropped
and must wink in an orderly and SOL
dierly manner, at such times and places
as the regulations may prescribe. No
objection can be raised against q ssrict-
ness of discipline in q military academy
greater than that maintained anywhere
else, but such ~inflexible and persistent
tying down with red tape ordinances is
hateful without being necessary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-13

Srocxs.-It will be seen by the stock
quotations to-day, that there is a mate
rial change in the prices since yeSter-
day. All the stocks in our leading
mines having advanced. In order that
the people may see how the mines are
prospecting, we give the prices Of shares
in the Board on the first day Of the pres
emit month as compared with the prices
to-day, this being about the middle Of
the month. On April LIST Ophir was
S226; Gould & Curry $3.50; Savage So
100; Chollar-Potosi S256 so; Imperial
$3.50; Yellow Jacket $685.; and Crown
Point $3.50. Thus it will be seen that
the Ophir has raised in sixteen days
S74; Gould l. Curry has fallen $50; Saw
age has raised $40; Chollar-Potosi
500 so; Imperial S37; Yellow Jacket
$3.50; Crown Point $435, showing a rise
in all the stocks of Gold Hill, and in all
excepting the Gould l. Curry in Vir-
GINA city. Although the stocks in
this mine for the last few days
have been improving very rapidly. The
Alpha has not been quoted in the mar
ket for some time past, but to-day it is
quoted at S2o5 per share, much improv-
ed since the last quotation. The Sierra
Nevada to-day is quoted at 50, being a
higher figure than for months past. AS
the price of stocks are governed by the
prospects in the mines, il is fair to sup
pose that our mines are looking much
better than they did at the beginning of
the month.
SARsFIELp GUARDs.-The meeting OF
the Sarsfeld Guards, of Dayton, Lyon
County, will come off on Saturday eve
ming, April Goth, instead Of TueIddy
evening, April 23d, as we stated yes
terday. The Guards will nc doubt be
one Of the very finest and b~est-lookiug
military companies in the State.
CoMprrIrIox.-W have understood
that there are no less than seven candi-
interchangeable at present-for the office
of Town Marshal Of Gold Hill. The
election comes off in June.
Sr. JoHS's CHuRcH.-Morning service
and sermon by the Rector, tomorrow at
IL o'clock A. ~. Sunday School at l23
o'clock P. ". Evening service will be
omitted.
HEAVY TRAvEL.-This morning there
were twenty-five passengers by Over
land and Fast Freight to Austin, most
of whom were bound for Silver Bend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-13
NOTICE.
W. T. EAvEs,
Matchmaker and Jeweler,

No. Q @ ssroes, Corner Uni'n'
.,o Won SALE HIS MAGNIFICENT
lrsEn sEiAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW.
~ woes sold snd plated SILVER WAEE.
~ L MI ~ ete.. untl the 9Th DAY o. hay
nett a cost, sad all goods warranted 1fpH
ssnted ,.n apklm