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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-09

u ICENSE NOTICE.-The following
- persons have filed petitions for Tavern
and Eating House Licenses in the Clerks Of
fee of the Court of Quarter Sessions of Cam
bria county, which will he presented to the
Judges of said Court, On Wednesday the 18th
day of July next:
TAVERN LICENSE.
Conemaugh Bor.-Andrew Abler, ID ward.
Johnstown Bor.-Margaret Nicholson, Thomas
S. Davis, I'd ward ; John Brady, Sd ward -
Aillville Ber.-Thomas Michaels. Yoder TIP.
Robert Barclay.
EATING HOUSE LICENSE.
CarrolltowR Bor--Simon SchrOth, Julius
Steich. Johnstown Borough Jacob Fend, 4th
ward. Loretto Bor.-James ODonnell.
GEO. Q. K. ZAHM Clerk.
Ebensburg, June %, 1868
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-09

LADIES, attend Of course you must have
millinery goods and fancy goods, and of course
you want to know where to buy these to the
best advantage. L. Mayer is reputed to keen
the largest and best millinery store in six coun-
ties, while his prices are said to be low beyond
precedent. 1t might be to your advantage to
give him an order. Mr.. Mayors store is in
Parle's building, Main St, Johnstewu.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-09

WITH the heat SO oppressive and close, sti-
fling air,
We all feel as /: we'd about as soon go it bare
But as this would be shocking, and make peo-
pie stare,
All that we can do is TO seek the coolest goods
TO wear
And this can be well and cheaply done, we do
declare.
At the store of SHoEMAsrR. whose prices are
always fair
Whose goods are rich and stylish. handsome,
fne and rare,
md good Rs the best that ran be found here or
elsewhere
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-09

PusH is good thing. All progressive people
have it. The world demands it-must have il
goes to the wall without it. 1t is the condi-
ton Of success. the story of achievement, the
song of triumph, and unless man practices it
he can expect nothing better than to be pushed
and iostled from the busy walks of life. So
push along, keep moving" and while indulg-
ing in the exercise don't neglect to push yoIr
way into the cheap cash store of " S. Barker.
where all kinds of goods are cold at the lowest
prices prevailing in this market. You will be
sure tosnd 1t push that will pay.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-09

Flies caught-Mountaineers 6 Mountain
stars, ,. Left on es-Mountsineers, 6 :;
Mountain Stars, 4. Umpirc-Dr. J. M Gem,
mill, OF Altoora. Scorers-for Nlountaineers,
stT W Davis; for Mountain Stars, ] n Erb,
Time Of game, hours.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-09
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE

A NNUAL STATEMENT FOR 1867
"A of the Board of Directors of Ebensburg
School District, showing the receipts and ex-
penditures, and the amount due from the Col
lector. and all the financial operations of the
district for said school year
DIR.
Amount due on Duplicate for 1867 SLIT rs
H a. from ca arnhria tnrrrshir,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-09
; YOU 90 i" is a MOTTO that's sure

PAY AS YOU 90 i' is motto that's sure
Trouble to save ard best comfort procure !;
with ''pfy Is you co. as a rule ard guide,
gu II have all you need and something beside,
For then you'll buy what your wants demand,
And buy where money the most will command;
You'll buy what you need, no less or no more,
You'll seek for your goods at the cheapest store,
And seeking you'll find, az surely you must,
He sells the cheapest who sells not for trust.
And now as finale to this wisdom in lyme,
We tell you you'll saTe many dollar and dime
By making your purchases in the grocery line
From a stock that's complete, fresh and fne,
And this stock you will find, as good as the best,
At the store of VI. L. Oatman, one door west
OF Roberts jewelry emporium. on High street.
Where customers always a welcome will meet
Where nothing on credit but all things for cash
Are sold ut great bargains, and go like a fash:
Where all can be suited and none seek III vain
For all that they need, whether fancy or plain;
In the way Of prov isions, tobacco and cigars,
CONNECTIONS, fruits, soaps in cakes and bars,
And everything else which IN stores of the kind
Customers will be sure at all times to find
Not forgetting the best and cheapest oil in town,
The famed Metropolitan. can here only be found.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-09

BASE BALL Tile return game of base
bal, betwccn the Mountaineer0 club Of this
place and the Mountain STAR Club Of Al
tJona was played on the grounds of the lat
ter, on the 4th, and, as in the first game. re-
sultciin favor of the "Mountaineers." Ow-
ing 10 the extreme heat, only five innings
were plaTrd. reEulfinr, as fnIlnr-s.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-09

NIYE1Y-FoUR degrees in the shade the ther-
mometer has made in its weather indications,
and higher than that it has never been at in ihs
upward gyrations, so far az we know. in this
region where blow soft zephyrs so cooling and
hence we've no doubt that all would BE- about
well content if the heat was played out, and
end put to it's oppressive ruling. But as this
a means to save us from running down in our
boots or willing clear to tho roots in a warm
perspiration, that cool garments we buy both
you an I, at the cheap store of Rowland r. Da-
Wis; and thus bargains secure, orr comfort in
sure, and avoid all further yexation.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-09

AS You PLEAsE.-You may think az YOU
please, talk as you please and act as you please.
but if you want TO please yourself, Your wife,
your family, your relatives and your friends, YOU
viii find the most pleasant mode of doing It is
to call at the cheap clock. watch and jewelry
establishment of I. Roberts. on High street
and buy a sewing machine, a valuable watch,
or some other handsome and desirable article
comprised in the immense and beautiful assort-
ment so lavshly displayed and 80 moderately
sold by the enterprising proprietor of that re-
nowned and low priced emporium.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-09

CONSTANT STREAM Almost every day
brings something new to the extensive house.
furnishing and hardware emporium of George
huntley: Which at this day ands pre- eminent
among the frst class business establishments of
Cambria county. We won't attempt TO emu
meIate what can be found at Mr. Huntley's es-
iabishment, but would just say to our readers
that In ninety-nine cases out of ono huudI d
you can get what you want at his store, at the
lowest prices, and In either large or small guam
titles Among recent goods received by him
is large invoice of peck, half bushel, bueheI
bushel and a half and two bushel baskets The
attention of farmers is particularly invited to
these. and the attention of everybody is invited
to the thousand and one other articles comprised
In his immense stock.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-09

EcLrPsE.-A total eclipse of the sin is an.
nounced to take place on the 18th of August
next. The darkness on that occasion, it IL said
will be unusually prolonged, but as it will only
be visible in Australia and other ont of the way
regions it won't make 4 "bif of difference" to
Us how long the show lasts. There is another
eclipse, however, which interests US, and that is
all the time visible at Thompson's great mer-
camille mart on High street, where there ia now
in store stock of goods which for variety,
beauty and cheapDess eclipses any assortment
ever offered for sale in Ebensburg. This eclipse
is worth seeing and worth inv estirg in.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-28
Col. CHARLES 8. Cameron.

Charges of very serious character
have been brought against this gentle
man, which in our view it behooves him
to clear up and defend, if he would have
his friends defend him. We know
nothing about their truthfulness or IN.
truthfulness. We are as far as possible
from being disposed to do him any iDjus-
tice. But we say this, that we will not
be responsible, and do not desire to be
understood as indorsing any man, who,
treats charges as unworthy of notice,
which only long life of known probity
would be sufficient to answer. 1t is due
to the people of his district in Arkansas,
evsnif it were possible it should be indif.
ferent to himself, that Col. Cameron
should make the proof necessary to show
he has been maligned-not partially and
questionably, and through some friend,
who would kindly come to save his repu-
tation if he could, but by proper exhibit
offacts, such as, sufficiently, gentleman
may reasonably be expected to make.
We have been asked if we indorse Col.
Cameron. We answer ON a proper
showing Of character, yes, but without it,
no. fit is made, Democrats should sus-
tain him, not because be was Federal
officer or Union man, but rather, all the
more earnestly, because he is wrouged
one. If not, whether be can or should be
elected, or whether another nomination
should displace him as a candidate with
our Arkansas neighbors, it is not our
province, even if it would be delicate,
to suggest We shall never oppose the
election of any man because he was in
the Federal army, and still less if be did
bis duty there with all his might. Nor
shall we ever consent that that is suai-
cient for a maA who can bring US no bet
ter reason. II We are one people les
with ell good men Of all sections we
should bel, We have but one test Of ct
ness for Office aud qualification for our
sutfrsges, and that is, is be capable, is
be honest, is be faithful to the Con-
stitutionT'
We would not be understood as con.
curing in the truth Of the charges made
against this gentleman. But when We
are told that the Memphis press is held
responsible for him, and are personally
asked to make clean breast, and say
yea or nay, whether We endorse him, w
can bat answer that We shall when VI
are 10 possession Of the proper warrant
and the proof, and no, til thea whether
The card Of Judgs Perkins Is 70 be re-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-28
sure Enough Ku.KIux.

Now there is fair opportunity for en-
forcing the Ku-Klux law. We shall see
whether Brownlow and his instru-
ments intend fairly to enforce their own
law. Or whether the object of passing
it was to find way to annoy and ipjure
peaceable Democrats and control the
election while all their own outlaws
escape and do as they please. The Pu-
laski Citizen gives the following account
of an affair which came of near that
place Saturday week. If tho law is en-
forced Brownlow will pardon Of course
on the ground that the law was not
meant by the Legislature to be enforced
on any but Democratic "rebels." Ths
Citizen says:
Saturday night last, three men, in the
carb of what was once known in this
county as the Kn-Klnx Khan, which or
panization the people were inclined TO
think had ceased 10 exist, went to the
negro quarters on the Potter place, few
miles west of town, aud by intimidating
the negroes by violent kn-klux threats,
forced them 10 submit to 3 wholesale
robbery without resistance. But as they
we're leaving, and while passing through
the premises Of Mr.. Clste Alternately,
who lives upon the same plantation,
that gentleman unexpectedly leveled
a double barreled shotgun At them, and
ordered them TO uumask- The argument
was irresistible, and in complying, the
horrible Ku-Klux revealed the faces o.
three notorious negro-loving, Radica
Brovnlowites. Two Of them we're named
Yancy and the other one Fondrin. Th'
latter has not been captured, but ths
Yancy brothers were being prosecuted
before . magistrate yesterday.
This is the fret case that has happenet
in this county 10 come under the nes
Ku-Klux law for Brovnlovs considers
tion-
Nothing
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-28
NEW YORK.

.Nrw YonK, September 2s.-GeId,
l4lE; 5.2Os, coupons 81, ia; '62,
1871; GA. lO9s; '65, ll0s; 5-20s. new
issue, 1885; 81. 1888; coupons go. 100;
1910 coupons, lO4s. Government bonds
quiet Tennessee bonds-old issue, 69a;
new, 6ss. New York Central, 1879;
Erie, l4ss.
A private dispatch from Fort Wallace,
received here on Saturday. states that
Col. Forsythe, who was badly wounded,
had arrived at the fort, had his wounds
dressed, and was doing well. Most OF
his command are New York State men.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-28
THE NEWS.

Attorney Darlington. in support OF the ap-
peal of the surratt case. holds that the statute
of limitation. as defense, was not before the
Court in the pleadings. and consequently the
prosecution was not bound by the statute Oh
limitation. He also claims that the statute
does not extend to persons fleeing from Justice
and that the prosecution should have had an
opportunity of proving that Surratt was not
excepted from the operations of the statute.
because he was a parson fleeing from justice.
anew indictment was submitted to the Grand
Jnry. 8ft et
Governor warmoth vetoed the Civil Rights
bill. His message has raised storm Of denun-
citation from the negroes. The colored mem
bsrs of the Leg stature occupied the session all
day until the adjournment in denounc ng war
moths iperati,ude to the negroes. saying that
this day parts warmoth from the Radical
party.
The municipal election at Nashville. Satur-
day, passed off quietly. A. Alden, the present
incumbent. was re- elected by $40 majority. All
of the Aldermen except one. aud all OF the
Councilmen except two. are supporters OF Al
den. Thornburg carried but one ward-the
fifth. Both of the candidates are Republicans
and supporters Of Grant and Colfax.
The American Minister had published an Of
fetal notice warning American ship owners and
masters from participating in the Coolie trade.
between the Sandwich Islands and other ports.
On Friday night the two wings Of the Radi-
Gals of Nashville had their torchlight process
sions, Bedlam, huzzas and row. One hun
dred shots were fred. all by Radicals. and
seven wounded. one mortally. After that
thousand more shots were fired. for the pur-
pose of intimidation. hundreds being drunk.
Stores were riddled with bullets. doors and
windows demolished, and threats made to
burn the city. The arrival Of United States
troops alone prevented more serious results.
The twenty ninth regiment Of United States
infantry, which has been on duty at Washing
ton for year past. and numbers over eight
hundred men. pissed over to Alexandra to
take passage for Nashville, Tenn. via Knox
willie and Chattanooga. On reaching Nashville
they will be distributed to other points in
Tennessee. in view of the approaching cleo
ton. This reduces the garrison at Washing
ton one-half or one-third.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-28
balls, Parties, Etc.

THR NEW AND ELEGANTLY FURN-
ished Ball Room and Parlo's, In Cochran's
new building on Main, between Washington
aud Poplar streets, will be rented to parties Of
unquesiionable respectability. Apply TO L.. G.
LOEB, on the premises lup stairs). Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-28
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, September 28-l p m.
Cotton, frmer; estimated sales to-day,
5000 bales; uplands, s5i; Orleans, lOsd.
MADRID, September 26.-The insur-
gents have torn up the railroad in the
Sierra Moreno. Count Gergente with
his troops is compelled to remain in the
mountain de6les.
General Prim is expected at Barcelona
Today, where the people are only waiting
for his arrival to rise. Madrid and Sara
gossa are also ripe for revolt.
The vanguard ofthe army under Wava'
lechez, numbering three thousand, has
Joined the insurgents. He has, in conse-
quence, been obliged to wait for reinforce
.nents.
A French squadron has arrived at Bar
celona.
LONDON, September 27.-A battle is
hourly expected between Navaleches and
Gerrane, near Cordova. The royalists
lost six hundred men in the fight at San
lancter, but they succeeded in retaining
possession of the city.
Gen. Cologne marches tomorrow on
Santona. He has resolved to burn the
place If it makes any resistance.
HAVANA, September 2s.-President
Baezi denies reports of further revolu-
tionary movements in the Republic. He
maintains that the power of the opposi-
ton is insignificant The foreign Con-
suls officially certify all his papers. Gen.
MAYA and Others have been exiled.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-28
Special Notice
TO DRAYMEN!

THE CITY LICENSES ON THE DRAYs
4 bearing the following numbers have ex-
pired. The owners are requested to call at the
Office of the City Tax Coilector on Privileges
given for their arrest if found running without
license:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-28

earded as a sufficient vindieation let
others pronounce. Il would certainly
have been more so, ifthe escape from the
finding Of military commission had
been before than after the fact.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-28

Persons having subscription papers in
their hands are called on to hand them
" at once, there being no time to lose
Only those whose names are in the hands
of the attorneys will be defended All
others desiring to unite in this matter
will please hand IN their names during
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-28
Administrators Notice.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
are hereby notified to appear before theCounty
Court Clerk Of Shelby county and file the same,
authenticated. in the manner prescribed by
law, on or before the I'D day of March, 1859.
and any claim not FLED on or before said day.
or before an appropriation Of the funds of said
estate il made. shall be forever barred. both in
law and equity. I. NJ. POTTER.
p Administrator.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-28

IT'S sr...si,riy larrs sirsglation throush-
but the city snd State ohers busnen ne A.
Sre~iirrf srrorfunity 20 make their buElneu
NON 10 he fkoaEandS q 0armnna nFlnr N
bif section q Ne counuJ. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-10-03
1N G6:a;aciabt;ee.

Sfr untsr3siansts, nabeem sr Sabr. iass al
stAfm es1tissn 9unasaatsI uEt jsntr faratsrliatn
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ait;ntsstkn.
an Aaf. ite % waniasn, sirs or .ist asiasi;,
fts ssssanttsa TtsPsa C~tsasarsi) ,xienstn,
nssh anr'tlaassn lar 3atsr.jtsns nab @rsr.aa
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aas3tstsnh aftma. 8rsn&itts
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euuasHsssl fns:a sssrssa. Ter sia,is. 3u,I
ets SnSsssrs tn S+nsuns sH a..phs 1t b.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-10-03
(@iltis ias iets Nunat.)
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF
adm inistration have been granted to tn.
undersigned from the CLERK of the Gasco.
made County Court on the estate of
HENRY RuEDIGER deceased, bearing date
July 22d 1868.
All persons indebted to said estate a re
hereby required to make immediately paw
ment to he undersigned administrators and
all perons having claimsagainstsaid es ate
to exhibit them duly authenticated for al
lowance within one year from the date OF
aid letters or the may be precluded from
ny benefit, and il such claims are not pre-
eated within two years from the date OF
aid letters. they will be forever barred.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-10-03
Mortgage Sale

Whereas JOHN E. GOOSE and LOUISA
his wife by their mortgsge deed, dated
the 9th day of August 1866, and recor-
ded in the Recorders Office of Gasconade
County in hook "T', page II, conveyed
to the undersigned the following described
real estate, situate. in the county Of Gas
conade, II the state Of Missouri, to wit:
The East hall Of the North East quarter
Of Section s, in Township 43, Range 4
west, c0ntsining eighty acres more or less,
which said land conveyance was made 70
secure the payment Of a certain promissory
note in said mortgage deed fully described,
and whereas said Bote has become due and
payable and remain unpaid, now there
ore by virtue Of the power vested in me
y sad smor9lgage deed, I will on
Monday the 9Th day Of October 1868
.betweenthe hours cf9 O'clock in the fore.
noon and S O'clock m the afternoon Of
said day, at the front door of the court
house in the town of Hermann, sell the
above described property st public vendue,
to the highest bidder tor cash in hand,
satisfy the note aforesaid and said mort
gage deed, together wish the costs of The
proceeding.
This 29Ih Gay Of August 1863.
WA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-10-03
V1rm 5u ptrfd1ffef.

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