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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-30

"A newspaper, after stating that new
weekly publication is shortly to be eSt"1I !,I
Iished in Huntingdon, add. inns WIN
leave the GLobe and Journal free 20 de'otG
their whole time to the devising OF marc
epithets to apply to each other. nc
,Io1rnaE begins a replication wherein 1t Iu-
dignantly attempts to repel the charge Oh
using hard epithets by saying that the
white livered sneak who wrote the above
las not the mdnliuess, ETC, etc,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-30

No where beneath the sun, no matter
where man may rCn, can there Ice found
in choice array SO huge a stock, we're free
10 say, as men and boys can always find, in
clothing cheap of every kind, NJ S:ar Cloth
ing Hall, so large and ueat, iii Johnstown,
Oh famed Clinton street, where treatment
fair you Ii always meet from Jas. J. Murphy,
KIND, Iiecreet, whose goods and prices uo'ie
can neat.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-30
cHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
RHR W s%

f'< 4R = SI.
THE subscriber offers ar private sale the House
and I.1s now escapes Ey him. stIu To- iron ing
on Julian street an eX-eII iny back TO 20. OF
q. W iIiitins. The House Il arg. an convent
ent two ury frame structure w IA well aui c.s-
tern in euSc pTpEimIty AMI a HJi- ami CLuer Ou
btii,iIn-s "n tHe pr. m So. The Lot contains X
apple. ,nree pear. y CHERRY, swO ounce, t5Ur
plach anI eight plum trees in good bearing cUn4i-
tiOn. auI Is Otherwise well improved.
Also. VIII be sold, thu Offices on High street now
occupied by the Cambria Freeman aud NJ. l..
Oatman.
Also, acres of pasture One-half mile wcs. of Ed
ensburg AMI 10 acres of woodland the clay pike,
miIe west Oi said borough.
JAS. G. HASSON.
Ebensburg. Jan. 30, IS74.-tC
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-30
nT OTICE OFAPPEALS-We. the

undersigned, Commissioners of Cam
hIia County, have fixed the following days for
hearing Appeals for 1874 ~ their otnco in Ebens-
burg. viz:
Monday. Feb 23l-Cambria township. Ebens-
burg borough and Johns own borough g warjs).
Tues lay Feb. 2ith-AilcgheHy, Barr. Carroll,
Chest. CleaTu I'd AMI SESIU hanna townships. and
CdrrolltOwn. CH-st Springs ana LorettO bOrUugIIs.
Ncdnes.! lay. Feb 25Jl-Croylc, Gallitzin. Nun
steT. Summerhill, Washington and White town
ships. and Gaili.zn, Summtville and Wilmore
burOUghs. -
Thursday. Feb 25th-Adams. RIackIick. Cone
mdugh, Jackson and RichanI townships. and
Conemaugh, COopers iaie ana East COnemaugh
b0rou-hs.
Friday. Feb o.th-CaInbria. Franklin. Prospect,
Mllviile and Woodvlle bUryuSEs, ami Taylor and
OiCr township.
The Glowing is the assessed valuation of Cam
b-ia county ioT the year 1874: Adams twp. So
BlackIick twp. 56j.sIi Cambria twp, s2I5.s29;
Cambria bOT.. S9O17S Carroll twp. SI4G 7uS; Car
rOlitOVm bCF.. @54.s-Y; Chest twp. 57J.-s2; Chest
Springs bOr- &J2.vl5; tleGrheld twp, 81 6,22S;
COncmauyh twp. $ll9,9I2: COncmaugh bor.. lsJ
ward. S7T.SJs war, rJ9..SI: COOpeTs ae bOT..
S32.Os0: Cruyic Twp. Ss7.65G; Ebenshurg, East
wtri. SS4.7JJ: y est wari. SlG2,O2 East Cone
mausil bOr.. s72l10: Franklin bOr.. So $40: Gal
HZ.u twp. - j52; GallitZin bOr., Sf7 II Jack
,wp, slUt 7gS; Johns own bur. lst ward s232-
o. ? watr'i. ~ 500: Sd war; Sl6T 935 4th ward,
Sl47.OIO: 9th ward, SS9.4 OH ward, $50 565; Lo-
rcttu bUr.. $50 80; Mnive 5or. S49J.7l7: Munster
twp s.5l; Prospect bOr-. - 5S5 ldchlauG twp,
SiI5-2l2: Summcrhill twp. Ssj-25S; Summitvile
bor., Si2,I5 SuSquehanua twp, $99.lss; Taylor
twp. Si5o, 81: washington twp. SIs9 s24: " White
twp. Sl3,25I; WiimUre Dor, 80 U2J; WOO,ivale
bUr., Sls7.-S,: IO}er twp. =l5j.l7J.
". b. ACCLLLLAND,
+ GLASS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-30
PLATrvILLE, Jan. -, 1874.

DEAR FREEMAN-Theswel known Alex.
Henderson, of the Lugmen's Society of Hen
derSou x Reed on Cu~h creek, had both of
his legs broken, on Monday last, by being
caught between two logs on the slide. His
chances for recovery are said to be good.
Samuel Edmiston, of Susquehanua town
ship, mourns the loss by death. on Tuesday
last, of his esumable wife, aged about 20
years. This is the second time Mr.. L. has
been bereaved in this way.
John K. Nag!a's term took fright to-day
in the midst of a snow storm, and running
away, badly demoralized the wagon and
scattered the contents i'll all directions. The
horses fortunately escaped without injury.
School. BO1.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-30

-Order your hardware. no matter bow
large or small! th- bill, from pihcrt, Wayne
x Co ,JolastoNu
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-30

departed to better life. at the Seminary Of 7It
GalltZin. EDenshU-g. Pa. Mrs JANE X. NAN
LY TELLo mother Of S-s,er u. Hortense, Supe-
riOress
, 1874-07-11
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JULY H. 1874

II a eorthin voasclaset III tha city who CONTROLS
nearly NIL tae grain IN lst sna, unless ycsscl.owners
ray lin 81 foT oyary 900 bnahela a. bonus, they
buahel Of gruin that left thn port during lhe aat
month this tui han boon esneud, and 1t is uasBrta
tnf 'a yessagant haa eloarod over s1ooeo duripg
But not only Archo vea.ct.sgentn tnktn1 advantage
Of tho hnra.proasad yofso1-nen but Tho elevator men
nlso sw'ndlo them whenever They can to nako up for
received In this city that tie carRoos taken olt
have fa!leu shoTt from 80 TO faa bushels uien nn-
!oAded at tho point Of cslinaton. Yesterday PROM
tncnt fcHsel-owner recclvuIl dapatch from Fort Cn.
hilort 0S bushels. Ths vessel contained d
cargo Of 1000 bushels Of grain which was takou On at
oon.anod hit ai0o5 bushola. The 0apta,n had 10 10
nakc ny ior tho aocanuy which amounted to $l2s. 2s
Be Resas. p ts 9ss t9 ra yrsse II II sso
could get to tue elevator to have TUG cargo ulosicd
No deinurrnge WAS allowed. and tho Captain aetucti
the ht's Mnder, Protest. A'tho"sh tho elevator men
deserve the palm Of atpuriority III this matter, M
those vesac)d that loaded ct that city by far tic
rasat mM ~ MsHaesers; Tho Mwss,kee rapera Gwen admit
reputation as scapsrs Of vcs#ol.owners Thero atoa-
lngs only occur ID dull timos, n elevators haye to
make up for low rites.
tho seson is that II Will bo ,lo better for some time to
1a,d DIP unt,l freayhts should Improve Tho follow.
!sss st ps sa. ss T sf'ss sn.4s T. ':
sehrs 4; Bronson, Arcllo E.neljnc, sum.nor Cloud,
Weils j. A. Holmes, Mary Collins. Dick soaiers, co,
El,isWo,th: Ia, Gy Of tho str9ts Ply State, Atlanta.
j O. Moas. Regulator, Q,eon Cty, dailan Lafrinier,
Eliza Day. Twin Sisters. @. i. uack1py, rh0ni1,
Truman Moss, T. 9. Crawford, htonaoon, J. ?. Nor
rts; barecs j. g. Ncwhouae, Contest; brig Frontier
, 1874-07-11

nee, nnt Il into two quarts of wstor, which boil
down TO- ono quart, aud then add augur aud q
littlo nutmeg. This makes ploaaap. drink.
\ pint Or half pint OF milk added to tho r1oe-
water before IL WAS taHoh from tho fire, ptyon
nonrBhing food suitable for oasoB OF dinrrloa.
'sogo. sapsooa, barley. or orackel corn, can bo
prepared III tho same fnanncr. =
Hee(- Tca-Take ono pound Of Juicy, lean
beof,-aay pooo from the shoulder or tic
round and n,tnoo It. put 1t, with its Juice,
into tut m earlon yeasol containing pint Of tepd
SM Swhtor, @ ahh iot tho whole stand for QUO hour.
Ihon slowly heat II to tho boiling point, and lot
through cnllonder and stir In n llttlo aslt. II
added.
:, Mu!ton-tea may DO prepared In tho snmo way.
Il makes MI agreeable ohango when tho patient
haa becoine ttlod Of boel-tua.
fato Beef for ChfltI,pn--Iuke bali pound Of
juicy beef, froo from any fat mlnce it very
fnely then NIB 1t ipto a Bmooth pulp, either III
a mortar or Nth All ordinary potato.nashor, and
press u througll ane s!sye. spresd little out
some sugar ii Tho child prefors it. Give it nlono,
or eprend upon a blittored slice Of stale broad.
II makes an excellent food for children with
uygonterY.
, 1874-07-11

Portland (Mo.) lad rather funny celebration
OF tho Fourth. Tho Aldermen roiused to CONCUR
WITH tie Common Council iu making ali appro-
J. b. Willard, imported eight or ton organ grind
ers from Boston, and sot them to work
altogether in the park, in the heart Of tho city.
They ground away until oyontng whom tho jokista
c.rted them around Oh iiggors to tho residences
Tue joke was that ono OF the Aldermen, having
beon callcd on for q subscription to help pay for
celebration. had put down S. not knowing
what waa in store for him. Tho affair attracted
great attention, "a the morning papers had an
lonucod that there was to be concert BY IN
Itnlinu baud.
, 1874-07-11

FT0Ht N1t tHdT10tl5 a. CT O6tdFrtT,
1t arpcnrB that QUO Of tho BtudoutB at David
son College, who was too lazy to DO anything
right, was IN the habit Of cleaning out lis lamp
chimney BY running his finger down it Is tar 10
he could and twisting 1t around. After be had'
ceaned 1t out In this partlal manner, ono day not
long ago. q fotlow-studcut took It vi, aud carried
it to the residence Of ono of tho PREDECESSORS,
with tho inquiry II Why IL IL that this chimney
is enoked lust up to this noint audno farther n
Tho 1earnod gontlomau outored into an elaborate
scientinc explanation Of why it was, argning
With great juc.dnoa4, and citing various auihori.
ties to show tho correctness OF his reasoning,
Whom be had finished, tho student aaid to him,
" No, H!r. you arc WONG" "Wly il il, then ri
finger ,sasu't long enough to roach any farther"
replied tho student.
, 1874-07-11
nIAltINI5.
Port OF Chicago. j uly 10.

IQFL ul tnlCARAs July 1VH
Prop III. Groh, AIantstse, iulnLcr.
barge Windsor, M!ntatca, lumber
scllr YeriLopt, White Lake, wood.
s'r seSr y VII: H. TWSrty Wy, Whto Iato lumber
sths A. J. A1owry, Lincolu, Iu.ubcr.
ScAr 9. Ellen, MuskeYon, lumber.
Bchr gypHy, Muskegon, lumber.
6chr Al yauce, Muskegou, lumber.
Sclr L. q. Gray, MusKcgon, lunbcr.
schr Magnolia, MuAkevon, lumber.
schr 4. n. Bears, Muhkegon, lunltor.
seow ]: u: onaihn, Mnskegen, s"n.ecE.
sttnr Muskegol, atuskegon, s,,ntries.
6tulr Cnioaxo, Maultowoo, snudrics.
Prop Lake ureezu, Button uaro0r. sundr1es,
8chr Four Brothers, Moliand, bark.
6chr Violin, Holland, bark.
acow M4raun Dixon, Grnnl Haven, lark.
scllr Kitty Grant, sAagatuck, lumbeE.
9cow Laur.t'a, Saug4tllck, wocd.
Schr Hob hoy. baugatuca, Huoh.
Prop George Dunbar, Muskegon, lumber.
@ p@FoP 1 5sy ooaia, Dutial9. sul,d ries,
achr Addtc, No8eea Ureek, bark.
Bchr Ottawu, Grand Huyrn, lumber. 10 -
Sehr Leo Grand Haven, lumber.
achr 9. q. Butts, Grand Haven, humber,
SUR Re1art Hewlett, Grand lla,un, lumber.
Scow Flora, s!ugatlck, lumber.
large ?. L. Filler, Mcnon!nce, lusnber.
Barge Eldotatlo, Alenomiuos, lnutber.
Large Marinette, 1fenonlinae, 1ututer,
schF Andrew jackson, oienominee, lumber.
Sbhr oayeland, Monominee, lu,n txr.
Barge Wolverinp. Grant Haven. lumber,
Barge 1rAnsfor, alI4kegUn, tuulJer.
nsrf LAR, !. t q. Mastan, s FL EsIle' Ia,pss' euas,
ssar ssr l. huuSsn nsbsa1a ns Wus hsFsE Fs s'
schr v. Il. uswktus, Ford River, rsi1rosd LED.
Bark poahtiEp, Ashiabna, couj.
hchr g. n Nier Manistee, lumber.
Schr Fs4ricas, Kawaunce, lumber.
scl4r Reciprocity. Msnisteo. lumber.
Rrk Ifuff1U al 1f,r }o1n,
, 1874-07-11

We're dull md easy Mt 4e t1o askiug rata for corn to
palato by sail. It waa Liuto thus steam craft eoula
menss tolay. were sehr pomeroy, corn al 10 trops
Scotia aud Mohawk, wheat mud corn and prop New
ssurg eosT tIseusa nssp MMSngos,sy M cera va
hu corn. Tue scas j, L. Hantlsy was chartered Tor
whsat to nutfale oa private tsrmH prop Jay aonld,
wheat, 10 tu6 bu corn, and 10, ,D00 hu oats.
MILWAUKEE. July 10.-Four oents to Buffalo, and
7Ho to LaweE-Laks ports.
HUFyALo. July l9.-C0al 10 Chicago Boo FREQ.
DKTAolr, July l0.-llatea nominal at 6H@Go tor
wilpat t0 Oascgo,
CLEVELAND, July 1o.-No coal offering for Upper
Lako ports.
roLEbo, Ju1y l0-Dn>l, nominal.
, 1874-07-11

Mover potore was 1narlno business 10 dull st thts
ssssni Ut The yaar a. 1t lses IRE. ont. XIt"n', nx
npsH haH lven dull snes ITO cpm,ncu"s,"nt ~ ~ ts
%svasp % si na, 'Sxasi-oSuurs haye kopt W thur si.s,
p n9pg taa. 1!.alness would lmptoss Sufficiently to
yios losses nut thsy hoped In ya!a; lussad ot sss-
th8 improve they had to Witness stt further
t!ucfncs. nat eVan at tho e1tattuR Iow ratrs mi
though sasss,owsess hra running efeir orsft II It"
loaS asAoneat Acalpers are tskpg advantage of ths
sola os "'a'1a )" 'ss"
~ vas previously atated in thtae columns, tAoso
, 1874-07-11

Epeeiat Uf.patch 70 Ths Chtcaga Ttiaaae.
pORT HuAoa, July H. Observation-Disclosures Dr.
propa City Of Nav York potonuc Ro aet; scllrs Con-.
3tns!o, oas p 6awyer Tanner Il. Q. Potter; Kate
@aHoan. Nevada 1Dsden fieece, E.yiha, mystic Btpr
@. 7. WilllalnH, Nsha1lt. with p. y. Marsh.
pAssEn DawA-tfoia 5asgas, Lord, J, s. Fay rnu
WlaD-Northwes light.
Sner'al Dt.p!frA 7nt cHfsago Tribune,
PORT nuAoN, Mich, July IL AUTHORIZATIONS Osws
Nail. o' @e~"'
uR-pgops Japan st. Louts barges V. swan aud
eoMaosl, Forest CITY and cansoss Hehys 6aa,aol L.
MatleE. Nass4u, Gel Cook, aanana, 1lliu paraons,
, 1874-07-11

Snsrfai Htsi,ateA to Tho Chieuqo Ytfhuns.
nE1Ro1v, Mich ,Jnly lo--htternopn.-pAssEp DowN
Props Itocket, Jnpau. St. Louis, Foreat City aud
1arge, aWan au1 callaort ;sa@rka T. Qorana, Taauer
Co'4t!tnto1 aohrs sawynr, NtaRara, Alic0, Norris,
. passed ul.-pfops Swallow, MlAsour sco.ta, CUBA,
Eclipse aud bnrgcs, Vanderbilt,
WIhn.-Wnst.
, 1874-07-11

IL naInnErohr n1'n' ~. July loAnn!yEn-0alana Vii.
@ os ds Ai1.l ~ fons srse Ice ssG Wiley sls. 80
T1os. Scott, Masset!Ivs. o.2oo bu corn. '' '''
,r;. GLEAaknAoasd Of lIe4lth, Summit, tous suu-
, 1874-07-11

1,en +,fnA
ua., upoa Ate, anu su51nAo oVor IL some say. oi
eo'le suIar II tno GNU pEeiers H. tive 10 alohe
- ELLEN. sMeau upon omtto1ea s1oe oi sta.o otoaa
arnan.err nhes an o@cohens 1coa ior oh1oren Will
---------~----
. ,Il5E VENDONlE COLUMN.
Co,,rbet,s ucnpous,htlltv for Itm m.
structton un.lot tho C.,tn,,1.,,,c.uu1.
,s,,,,,.,,,.e,,t-S, Ecs,~ ssvnt ~,
G."rh.,,. so...o.u
ce"f"a ,'..t 1somos. ~
N. m. ~ .Sa H. ;,c,Sa.sa Mn"auas t,"e0' -,
ooio y" Ply y - a,ora au oe,s .nts psecoaed tne
Gn,.,i,,,s,a - ,srsa.. ~ ,a, .o Int
T,aon Vand,mo r. oa, ~ -, H. H. oaan III tng
III tIor hai1 s,st sonsaa - s .,, % "
T.onrms ri'o n"ri.oa t,o ,ot =. ~. ~.
accnn,lt or rccont mat,cns t',a nitnrv .'n Ga
;as ~ IN T..,t 1t..,,;.a ~ suo nttsay ~
tl%nlor;os and ~ intc, ~ tS.ujtan5 T.j!n '"e
.nna1s .',,s.t's 49, S"o 1osu' uo snu "~a
fuse ad1niuistration of anot,,nr nj Hanas.
mann, But there could bo no recnyer,ln
tie tnatarlala, t,ouhieR Of battIe-felda NkGo
Auaserlitz, il the tragmonte Of tuo column vare
eent to tho Mint to 10 run into bronze currennv
for gcuoral circulation, 10 the Fariginns tiio
column waB moro uoarIv idnntif1ad viii, Tia
glor1eg Of France tllu tho Arch Of Triumph
Itself. although tho aroa WAS Inscribed viii,
over tue world. Tic column stood iu the Loart
of tho cIty or. ut lonst. in tho contro of I'm
fashionable QUARTER, 1t waa eurlnountod hy
the figure of the hero who had norsonai,oi
tic ascoudenoy Of tllo Fronch peop1o, Til
he succutnbod to oyerwhel1njuR odds. united
against him by tho terror bo in
epirol. Eyou paeBjng Foreigners could hardly
resist the genius OF tic placo. aud Monehmnn
who descHtad tho Napoleon dynasty became laif
Dunalnftist III the Place .Ventione. On lin tirat
restoration tho Dourbons had nado an idlo effort
to 1otaoh the great Emperor from llls aclioyo.
nlpnts III tu1nblip0 lin from hin emtnenco In
turn him into horeo for Uonri 0uatrs. they
only prepared the way for national demo',strn-
tjol, In hig favor. A{tor tia Jnjy roynjutjnn tia
Citizou Kiur bad TO Weld to tho 1annIar fooiinT,
and rostore with solomn ooronony tic o, m. of,.
emy of his race. Binca then tio most extroma
factions had respected tuo ntatuo, lmmprtollau
hung uudisturbod on tho roiliuea' and lin man.
Iaca mud tho raw wnrId a]iie 1as,.pnIod tho Gavn.
tlon of the oIl soli,ers of t1Is Enn1rs Win m.
peIred tLcre as toa shine On Certain an,,,yo1.
sarlos, '''@1
c,,.,aor;,,.o:: Al, I'LL. !. ,,,, H., mx,-
t,s, }h"t ,a s;,,too' "rna .uo uo'n 5n.iaia.
saaiS ootv,,rmn,,s ~ mnu M nau n.uo
shnmii lsowa n.no,ed ~ a. ni..a .uo Golu!!!, S
~, ~ tr,a, r saa to o. uaoay wuan ptonsne s
,a xctr;t,,,io "as ;,stioa on' v." s,
crucs Fronchm', aro ,na LUZ pAr.9
excasnye lcninncv anj nosnat s,,e9 ~
ont in n,nr,nd rci,af ~ tno dcor, ~ o,i,a .S
ers ~ Ihe Gnn,na pnsaii,tv ,h., ,';rit aa
aggravated liz o,fensc haJ III +ndoca c1,aneed
r. 9nto ,5ifforart .ians, - ~ ~oyib ~ 49,.
, 1874-07-11

4 RARE oHANoE TO BUY FINE LIVERY
hoarslsrs: terms. part caah and balaau0 lime Gou
trasuus fur aotinX, Gall allta4a A.. EATON q and
, 1874-07-11


4 KDElesOS'h LIME .WOKKs, NORTH WATEn-
n st Nurth lot best lltnu III tlla nlark0t ut If
eents EGr bFl at thu kllns. o4sia.
non sALE-Ti1E IRON. ROOF or THE COURT.
ito9so. the jail uo'Mplse or IN parts a. Io;1nlrsd
la!xea eauaatty ~ bean !roa. l9 aad ls aohos vide
and IN 70 aHt partios building, Apply 10 TlOS
MAlitiM. 4fn 4ni}AnM,At. -
, 1874-07-11

ROE sALE-6 AoHEs-GNE, or THE MOST BEAU. AU
II. RuZET. lt3 1RashtuRton-st.
T'0H SALE;--On TnADis-FON CITY 'lnipROVED
proorty , rG,idenqo 7 in fGs!swood: good enough
wtau 2 tset Tho pfoposty y tnlly lnproyea Sad
9nire n StAts-Et. r. g. HSFIE.
, 1874-07-11

Snnnrpnu,
ITO RENT-oR FOR SALE, AT 4. SACRIFICE. A
s, ou.e Or Fpan's VIA !*;xo lot " Hyde psfh
HIOlf. ia4 1 ~
, 1874-07-11
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

- VVVW II E<f11AI NoEI4TI.
TOR SALE-CIlEAP-AN ELEGANT NEW TWO
story hlilwAukfo brick h9uee, hundsoely furnished,
on staio-st Yaukocsn. Tsrms to suit purchaser. For
phrtcY aEs Inquire ot oWmat ou tho p1alntse o. t.
JIN{sDj.N. Waukernn, Ill.
, 1874-07-11

llTANTEp-AN KXPNRIENCED TEACttEa For
w Tho Euglllh branches III pflyAts ssha0l. Addsosa
q. Kuuli, NJ. At WestsEn-xY.
, 1874-07-11
TO RENT--ROOMS,

lO
RIO RENT-Tti!i MOST EtEGAFTLY FURNISHED
T. rouna In tho city, To gentlemen onlyt carRqs rQaap
abls. Is And ~ Daarhorn- IT.. lsnam III.
RIO nKNT-FOUR ROOMS FOR IOUsRKEKFINO, ),
a4q room potaGo all In good lepaI nne hlnok WsxG
of Untna Park; $3J pur mouth. Oaf! at Drafbornat.
KobnlHl. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-10
Eureka ltema.
IFrom the Sentinel Of Pohu.r, s.l

lErVn " othtiuei VI EoofuAIy OIL
We are Informed that N. Diamond
& Co., proprietors ri the Lady Devlln
mine. at Secret Canyon. are engaged
In tracing for ths ledge Of tho Gsddes
& Bertrand. They claim that the
Lady Devlin Is the Oldest location OF
the two, aud 1t i asserted that q conn.,
plete ore connection be easily made.
IL 10 expected that a connection OF the
respective workings will be made by
the 10th Inst. This looks like o very
fair prospect for another heavy mining
suit. as tina Geddes & Bertrand Is rec
oguixed ~ one Of the most valuable
mining properties In the State.
A. has been announced In the Senii-
mel. the first spike was driven on the
Eureka and Palisado Railroad last
Monday. They have now about two
miles ready for the locomotive. but OH
account Of the recent severe storm they
do not get along rs last as Trey antici-
patei. although they have u good force
at work anl expect to Law the track at
the rate of u mile a day when the
weather Il favorable. A construction
train will be put on the road In u day
or two. We arc truly glad to note the
rapid progress Of this enterprise.
It L. rumored that negotiations arc
being made for n champion game OF
billiards between A. l.. Gates, OF Eu-
reka, aud J.. +. b. McClesry. The
match previously made was broken oil
OH account of the severe Illness OF Mr..
Gates, who his now fully recovered
his health aud Is anxious to meet his
antagonist.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-10
pau.r Money Of different Countries.

Late quotatlons-Unlted States. 10
to II per cent. discount; Austria ~
per cent. discount; Greece, IL per
cent. discount ; Italy, IL per cent. dis
count ; Russia. 10 per cent. discount ;
Cuba, Il per cent. discount ; Haytl,
99s1 per cent. discount. The Republic
OF hayti has 800, 0OO, 900 plasters or
dollars Of paper money. The rate OF
exchange is authorltatively established
At 800 paper dollars for ! coin dollar.
The value In the market IL $50 paper
dollars for ! coin dollar.
San Domingo. t5ss report Of the u.
s. Commission, lS7l,l 10 to 20 per cent.
discount on the new paper money, lat
Get Issue. "Credlt notes" so called,
an earlier Issue, are received by the
Government at the rate. fixed by de-
cree, Of three hundred dollars for one
dollar silver-9625 per cent. discount.
"Treasury notes." so-called, a sill
earlier Issue, are received by the Gov.
eminent at the rate, liked by decree. OF
400 dollars to u dollar silver, t095x
per cent. d%lscoun'.l
Paper money Issued by former Gov
ernments of San Domingo Is v~aluoless.
Argentine Republic, % per cent. dis
oount.
Several OF these countries Of IRE
deemable paper currency keep faith
strictly with the people-they promise
not to redeem their pledges to pay In
coin, and they keep this promise most
sscredly. Republic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-10
Chinese ivory Carving.


The famous ivory carving Of China
Is all manufactured Ia Canton, M ell
tire street being set apart for this pur.
pose. In tho dlngiest shops and with
the simplest tools tho workmen are
producing articles which, for beauty
Of design aud exquisite perfection Of
finish, are the wonder VI the world.
wespenta an entire day examining these
results Of q genuine artistic sklll /; =
day Of unusual enjoyment, marred by
by but two regrets, tho shortness OF
our purse and the outrageous duties
imposed by American customs on all
works OF art. In tho anxiety TO pro-
tect American artists, Congress IL UNI
pardonsbly forgetful OF the necessities
Of American tourists. The pink Ivory
OF which the most valuable articles
are made, comes In huge tusks from
Siam. One oil these tusks lett la Its
original form. aud covered with the
most exquisitely wrought designs. was
valued at $1,000. Fans, aud card
cases, aud parasol. handles, and curl
u boxes, aud brushes, and all sorts
Of ornaments, make up al exhibition
which can DO sxcclled by the cunning
workmen Of no other nation. Very
elegant and costly ornaments are also
carved IRON the beak Of q rare bird.
Letter 10 the Utica Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-10

A DISPATCH from Washington says
that the President, the Cabinet and
the Civil Service Committee have given
the subject OF the Civil Service a care
full examination. They have espcci-
ally considered the assault made upon
the system In the Civil Service Com
mittee by Benjamin F. Butler, and
also the Strawn bill, which provides
for the distribution Of patronage Ia
the Congressional Districts. 1t has
been decided to stand by the system.
The Strawn bill received severe treat
ment. IL wal considered an assault
on Executive power. The President
did not hesitate to say that, II II be-
came a law. Il would DO M attempt to
abolish the appointing power OF the
Presidential office. Should the bill
pass, IL Ia certain that the President
would veto 1t. A very positive AMI
unpleasant issue would BE- made. Some
Of the Senators now look on the bill
with less favor than at first.