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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

1T,O CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET
u TLERS-A LARGE AMOUNT of REAL ESTATE
for cspa and encouraging scua settlers the
States tbs undened for the last 70 respect
iyelv the States and Louisiana
associated themselves General Agents. and offer for
SALE to Capitalists and the yeIy many now nauring for
the valuable improved and unimproved lands In the
world.
ton AID producn, from teen hundred to two thousand
pound. cotton thousand to twenty hnnd
from hy seventy five gallons Of nolas-s In addition to
this profitable crop. Invite tho labor Of the husband
Stock Of al kinds be easily raised having here
advantage those atuds where long and
Winters require much housing, feeding and attention.
These land, situated IN the States Of Tennessee As
bama MsspD Arkan.as. Louisiana and Texas many Of
them the Mississippi, Red Arkansas. White and
roads andng good irous and opportunity for subdivision
and eisy to market .
antic ports snl landed with full cargo tho banks OF The
Bayou Teche ~; Mrys Parish Loussns country IN che
ty snd beauty only spot 1, believed where the
certain crop Ia ,he United sa,es end can compete
uccessuy with NJ product OF the West India Islands The
yellow fever aud uiasnatc disessr, are unknown ts
gion. except when introduced from o'hcr lecaIties
cbnr.fs, schools Snr sussr Houses Saw and Grst Mills
with abundant labor for hire All invite immediate Oceu
such an opportunity Invesen. before offered
IN this county.
suburban property improved aud upmg5Oved ipendns
s,orehoe city residences and country villas, eligible sites
For further information Maps and Diagrams, application
must he made to the Office Of The nndersign,t at Memphis
Tcnncssse. p. {. BETHELL Of Louisiana.
X. c. BRINKLEf OF Ieunessea
REFERENCES:
CHAS. r LEVFRCH, Pres. Bank Of Nev.York
LEVERICH Co., Com. Merchants, No. III Pearl t
SAMUEL HURLBUT Baltimore, Nd
WALTERS 4 Co., Baltimore Md.
DUNLOP. MONICURE Co., Richmond
STONE, NICHOLS STONE, hew.lob
d. Z. MORGAN New.iork.
H'O THE CITIZENS OF THE NOR
d wishing to settle purchase FARMS or LAND
TENNESSEE. The unaersignel has opened 81 Office u
Murreo.borou h. Middle Tennessee for the purchase oil
REAL ESTATE.
The climate OF the best under the tie Winters
very short the soil ia limestone the pastur,gs very hne
1t the best stock countries in the world the stock
will live through tho Winter without feeding The soil Is well
adapted to tho ra Of cotton wheat corn, and IN fact all
the small grains Persons wishing purchase lands viii adj
dress o. G. MORGAN, Real Estate Agent. Mursesborough,
Tenue.sce inclosng five dosr bill. receipt Of which
he will send by mail TO the address printed circular Of the
Farms 70, SALE with price, Sc with general description OF
the country, sol, climate. timber, &c. o. C. MOkUAN
REVRRxScEs
Hon. Judge L. L. MGUFFiS New Castle
Col. r. u. MCoaB. Newt aste.
Hon. WN srgw,Hr Mercsn
Hon. VIZ. y. CLARK Meadyile, Crawford Co.
HENRY KANE aud X. srRAUs Pittsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10
V'O THE CITIZENS OF THE NOR1'

LNOR SALE--HUUSE on Park-avc $50, DO0;
Il on West rorr-~nh..i., 3l,cc0; b!own.stonr Bonses
Tor ei2ooo IA NswYork and Brooklyn. WANTED. thr-e
81 h. HOUSES. well located. GT FROM sl3vco 70 sle,
90 caeh. for cash buysrs.
HI l.. RIDER. No. II Breads ~. Room No. Il.
DARFIES who "knOw how and wish 10
keep HOTEL purchase or"1change for drsirsbis
gorory ON application 80 H. L. RIDER. No II Lroaawsy
Room No. 81.
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= COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-THIs DAY,

II COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-T DAY,
IL Oct. 10, Ill. $50 CIGARS. at Auction
Notice Ia hereby given, that under and In pursuance ~
Excis- Law OF the United States, entitled An Act PvAs
Internal Revenue to support tie Government to pay nr
the public debt and other purposes approved June !"
1904 amended by the act OF March 1863 &e 'AAA a.
pose for sale al public -
and sell 10 the highest bidder at the Auction Room o.
COTTON, No .24 Broadway in the City OF New Ion -
TUESDAY the 10th day Of October sb3 at 10 O'Clock the
forenoon the following goods chses snd eccts. b.oone
TO Abraham Conn seized in fraud Of the Internal Rssass
Law Of the United sta.es:
iii o cigars boxes Leaf Tobacco 20 Cigar boIe sSss
% BIS Smoking Tobacco 20 papers smoking Tobacco -
Of Snuff lot CLAY Pres Show Cases, boxes Chevt1
Tobacco in tin foil about % bi C,yents Che win, Tobacco
Ii. IL. SMELLING, Deputy Collector. Eighth Disrit
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Drp GOODS.

AT LEGRAIN's, THIS WEEK.
N NEW SILKS at 81 50-worih $225.
PLAIN SILKS. h AZ NEW SHADES and EVENING
COLORS.
BLACK SILKS very best PARISIAN QUALITIES
BLACK LYONS VELVET, for CLOAKS. st Importers
prices
WOODEN DRESS GOODS.
800 lines REAL LINSEY WOoLSEY at sOc.-worth 81 so
to import.
ROYAL REFS doubls width at 15c. worth 81 20.
RICH PLAiDED and FIGURED POPLISS.
PLAIN SILK EPINGLINES in shades.
1000 Pieces CoIORED POPLIN ALPACAs,
al ;5c.-!ormer prices 81 TO-
LADIES' CLOTH, for CLoAKING with very rioh Fancy
Cloths. imported expressly for fashionable Cloaks.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
just FULLY REPLENlsHED with NEW WINTER
GOODS.
CLOAKS. MANTILLAS, and OPERA CLOAKS.
GREAT OPENING aud Public exhibitions,
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY.
LEGRAIN
No 179 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

GEORGE Cook Anctioueer. salesrooms No 81 Liesryst
EENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
" On WEDNESDAY. az lot o'clock very desirable 49,
of Household Furniture removed for conyenience Of SALE
includes Psrlor Chamber Library and Dia.Hg Room suits
Etegrres Bullets Extension Tables, Lounges ks'y SnanS
Wsrdrobss Book Cases, Center Tables. seertanes ChsA~
liers Brackets, Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

RyrHRENCEs -
CHAS. p. LEVFRlCH, Pres. Bank Of New YORK
LEVERICH 4 Co., Com. Merchants. No. Ill Pearl 1t.
SAMUEL HURLBUT. Baltimore, Nd
WALTERS & Co., Baltimore, Md.
DUNLOP. MONICURE Co., Richmond
STONE. NICHOLS STONE, hew.lob
d. 4. MORGAN, Newly ORR.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

A GREAT CHANCE for FARMERS and
~ oTuERs WHO WISH TO SPECULATE OR IN.
VEST IN VIRGINIA LAEDS.-No part Of the United
States many Inducements to Farmers from the N9rn
AZ the rich and loainy lands around FREDERlCkSBUkO
Va aud sdjacen, We the undersigned have large
number OF VALUABLE FARMS for SALE in the Counties
of Orange Sp,tyvauis Culpeppe Caroline Stafford kins
Georgc Louisa ard Wetnorel,nd. These farms contain
from 20 100 prices from - to $95 per acre
we will send to any address, upon application, pamphlet
siuug OF farms price Nc W also
have number of HOUSES and LOTS for SALE, IN the
Town Of kbgrg FrederckburE lies a. the head OF
the navigation Of the beautiful Rappahannock River IL 10
seanbost. railroads. cauas plauk-roads NC We have
magnificent water power equal any in Virgins, which our
citizen. wore bringing into active operation at tho beginning
Of the war We had number Of uiacturng establish
men.. and they viii soon b. IN operation again.
PATRICK McCRACklN BRO,
Commission Merchants and Lsnd Agents, .
Couimerce.st., Fredericksburg Va
nEpsnrScg.-Nayo Slaughter Hart Hayes PRODUCE
bure Va d. w Lewis. Alexsndrs, Vs. Mfs Gen. Wa a
worth New YoIk; M1jor H. Is. Adams, Boston, hiaAl Iioe'
Corbeft & Monroe Washington, ID. {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06
ANOTHER RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
The Geitysbursh Excursion-Thc Presi-
dcnrs Car Celiides With . Freight
Train--The Gillian Minister and
Others Seriously Iniufcd.

BALTIMORE Wednesday, July 5, leB.
A serions accident occurred to the Presidents
car Yesterday evening about O'clock at the Bolton
Depot Of the Northern Central Railroad.
The train consisted OF an engine aud the Presidents
car and had Just arrived from Gettysburg wben owing
TO misplaced switch 1t ran into the end Of freight
train standing on "a side track.
Although the speed Of the train much slackened-
several OF the party In the Presidents car were in
jured.
Sehor Bewnaza Gillian Minister and c. j. Halpine.
who read the poem at the Gettysburg Celebration were
severely cut about the head.
Col. simpson ofthe Eighth Army Corps, r. j. Chew
Of tho State Department f. Il. Milton OF the Executive
Mansion. and l.. L. CrouDse VI Tae Mo- Yors Ifmes
were slightly Injured.
The car was somewhat injured but not enough to pre-
vent IL from proceeding 10 Washington. .
The accident was tire result Of careessness on tns
part Of the swtchtenGor.
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FROM NEW.ORLEANs.
Personnl-The Mayoralty-A Preparation
20 Repair the Levess-Thc Markets.
NRw-ORI.EASs, Saturday. July l. 1865. !
via T. AIRn Weanpadav Jnlv (

NEW-URl.EANs, saturday, July T. IS6o.
via CAmo Wednesday. July 5.
Col. Swift, Adjutant-General vi Louisiana,
has resigned and goes North
Mr. Kennedy las been reinducted into the Mayorslty
and has appointed committee which has announced
the celebration VI the Fourth
81. NJ. Nolan writes TO Gov. Wees. through Tas
Ter Orlsdss Tune offering bonds OF $4,000 repair
the eyees from New Orleans To Arkansas the coming
Winter, employing 300OO White isborcrs.
In the Cotton market there have been sales Of
ment Gold. l3o0l40 Domestic exchange quiet, at
various rates. The Sugar and 1oasses market u at
s,snd.sdl. Cofn-lO0 begs Mixed sold at al 25, and
100 bags Prime Western, 81 as. Four--Superine 100
bbs. 81 ls and 100 bbs do al 81 IS, IOO bbs good
superine al 81 -. MAitlO0 sacks, at 81 IS T. bush.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Mineral Wealth Of the stnte-Military
Inteiligeace-App'ica for Pardon
A Mayor Appefused for Ncwhern.
NEwBHRy. n. c.. Saturday, j

kEwBERN, n. C., Satnrday July T. 1865.
The copper, iron, coal. lead and sulphur
OF war 70 the late Coneeracy iust prior 10 the fall Of
WniDgton. 10 have been still more extensively
worked by the introduction Of improved machinery
from Europe Millions Of dollars worth Of this valuable
material falls into the hands Of the Governments
Machinery had also been ordered ~ work the North
Carolina gold mines on larger scale. which the Con-
federae Government estimated would yield profit OF
900 per cent II Is reported that our Cover nmeat win
make all important seizrre In this direction.
Gen. Cox has received orders TO remain In command
OF this Department until the return Of Gen. Sehohed
The rush Of applicants for pardon to Gov. Holden 10
immense The power and leniency Of the Government
have excellent effect and makes their conversion and
repentance complete.
Gov. Holden has appointed J. F. Hough Mayor Of
NeWbern
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1865.

Thy Courage by Crimson Is pictured,
Thy White is from Purity true,
And Love spreads upon thee her beauty.
A stor.hghted Heaven OF Buei
HurIah tor the Red White and Blue
That DER LINCOLN to victory few,
And cheers for the Army and Navy,
With WAsnrSGIoN's Red. White and Blne
OF onion thou art the dear symbol
Yet Liberty's imaRed In thee,
Thy folds rustic time io the beating
Or hearts that we're born to be freet
ThOn TT chosen the Standard Of Millions
That hither from tyranny few.
And nc'er will their glad souls surrender
Thy glorious Heaven of Blue
Burrah for the Red, White and Blns
That DER LINCOLN to victory few,
And cheers for oil firm Civic Rulers
With WAsnINeroy's Red White and Blue
No Inst for the regions Of others,
Full wide thy American zone.
And over thee glowing forever.
Is" EreryonSs Right TO his Ora :"
Then back from thy soil the lnvaderi
Yet II he should dare rosa on thee.
His blood shall but noursh the flowers
That spring from the Land of the FIeet
Hurrah for the Rcd. White and Blue
That DER LINCOLN to victory flew,
And cheers fol Old Union, Old Honor,
With WAsHINGTos's Red. White and Blue
O, broad as the great Rose of Morning
That God spreads aoft Ia His hand.
Great Flag of the just, thou art spreading
For all who nAabit the Land:
No Creed and 10 Color can claim thee
Alone in thine Infinite place,
But there. like n smile III Jehovah.
Thou shin'st on the uhole Human Raccl
Hnrrah for tho Req. White and Blue
That DER LNooLs to victory few
Hack -CoLtinents echo the chorus
For WAsHNGToS's Red. White and Bluel
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hns yacht White Wing Commander Constant Of New.
York gaily decked with bunting and fred ealutsn

hne yacht White Wing, Commander Constant Of Nov.
at morning and evening. In the evening the lloyd
Americans partook Of dinner which was presided
over by Judge jackson, the United ststes Consul
brother ana Mr. Allen " the yacht White Wing
Nessrs Connery and Farrell Of The Ner- York Heyad
and Mr.. Becker Of Frank LesIiss nssra,sd Nsrs Aei
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Palmer Of Boston. the good
things before them received proper attention. Judge
jackson then ocbly and eoQueny spoke Of the favor.
able auspices under which they had assemeled paid
just tribute TO the memory OF Washington and the
Sherman Meade, Sheridan and others and their brave
soldiers also to Faragut Porter and Foots and their
brave tars, referred 70 our statesmen particularly
S Ssndea sd%iratiSn q q. HON. and abroad;
He spoke OF the fallen braves Of fair daughters Of
the great results obtained. the Union restored the
forced and the liberty Of all men In country secnrcd
and thought the liberal policy Of President Johnson
which extended generous amnesty to the masses q
the Southern people, would meet with the appreciation
Of all Americana. Thirteen regular and many voun.
tser toasts were drank, among them The Queen and
"Ths Lieutenant Governor OF the padas." The
proceedings continued to late hour. "A were highly
enioysble, and closed with several National songs.
IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE Wednesday July 5 1855.
Independence Day was appropriately cele'
brated yesterday at the Fair grounds Dr. Gilbert de-
vered the grafton Col Mandsy candaa's i"r 1&
fionaI amendment. Gen Brisbane advised negro SUI
frags the laying Of heavier tariff on foreign manniao
tures and the holding Rebel States as territories une
til they adopt the constitutional amendment
The colored people assembled In vast throngs
sons Woods to witness the manenyers OF the eoiorea
soldiers Everything passed of finely; the pleasure Of
the occasion only being marred by few cases Of sun
stroke.
CELEBRATION AT NEw-ROCHELLB.
The Fourth was observed ct New-ROchelle Dy
the reading Of the Declaration of Independence BY
John Dyott an Grafton by Clarkson n Potter and an
essay BY ~ Badeau. An excellent lunch was given y
the fades at the Armory TO the veterans OF Shermans
Army from Davd's Island, and in the evening there
was 9 display Of fireworks.
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Welcome 10 N.w.Jerscy ssldiers.

sptciA Uispatch 70 I Ne NJ l. Inbuhe.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. July 5, le65.
Five thousand people welcomed home tho
Soldiers with enthusiasm the 4th Of July. in Hop
xmas Woods, at Haddonield. N. J. Speeches were
made by James NJ. Scovil George NJ Robson. and
others Mr. Scovil took high grounds in favor Of uni.
vcrsal liberty and universal suffrage
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The Tiegs on a Cr.iss--A Veteran H..

BELFAST, Me-, Wednes'sS: Lent.
The United States steamer ~. hSs sssstsrdsy 70,
Commander William ID. Whiting saI1e rs;urn in fSv
the eastern coast Of Maire she WIZ
days. ths only remaining
veteran Of the Revolution resident IN a. Bangor
participated In the celebration y, hsasls is good
His mind remains clear ana NE A'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

PHiIADELfiIA. "Wednesday, Juy 5, Ib0o
jay Cooke reports subscriptions to the 100
Loan the ith and 5th inst " the amount Of e36ls
500 including tho following: First National Bank Of
Harrisburg 600 000 First National Bank Of Boston,
$500 900; First National Bank Of Louisville 4400 600;
york 81 i snb 600 o' Vsrn;,rs 'W"rs S,Ss.
0o0i First National Bank Of Galesburg. $4,000 First
National Bank OF Philadelphia. el00OOo Fourth Ma.
Columbus. sl00 000; Faneuil Hall Bank OF Boston,
100000. There were 1871 individual subscriptions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06
A sfsbbing ARRAY In Bangor Mss
Killed.

BANGOR Me-. Wednesday, July s. 1853
On the evening before the Fourth steyedoo
named McGrsw stabbed on the Central briae vy
The latter gave himself np. alleging that Aersw
assaulted and that he used the knife 10 sen
and did not know ut the time thss no had Xn'e~ "'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06
The Cszens Habess Corpus Cass-The ne
lease OF COxeas Ordered.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, .

IFIADETLHI1' "euneSua!' Juy IeoI
In the Cozens habeas corpus case to-day
Judge Thompson OF the Supreme Court Of Pennsyt
vanA ordered the release OF Cozens and delivered the
opinion that the right Of tho President suspend the
writ Of hsbeas corpus is only given to him by Congross
during the continuance OF war.
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Pirs In spvinGseId'

sra,s%r and third stories Of the soa,ssdl a.
ss y 3: M:ss:Y sEs S:,
Bliss f BOZ nsas eco .nd
ap;stai fas ali leg maustae'urs' '''''' '
H. 49,, crocsrS. l.0C0
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National 1oug.

National sesg.
~ wrLLIAH ROSS WALLACE
4TH JULY. 1905.
1tr-"krd, White and Blue
O. Flag Of our Country. thy glory
Ia sat ~ when first II uniuIled-
Cnrent by the inurderous traitors
Aud vrsnts WHO filter Tie verllf
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ccntrasted the smiling peaceful valleys that lay In view
with the same valleys uuder the foot Of the ruthless In
vader. and closed with tribute to tho Pennsylvanis
militia
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MOUNT wAsasaroa W We TiD Top spi House st
The thsrmom I,,.s =. s IT, !n'
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AT HALIFAX,

HALIfAx. N. B.. Wednesday, Jaly s. Ieoa
The Fourth was appropriately observed ~
ihs few Sssidspt Americans end vsitoy bsss. as'
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12

TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-At a meeting
of Rhizoma Lodge No 537 l. o. o. F.,
held at Lodge-room, Wilmore, Friday
evening, 9th instant, the following pre-
ambIe and resolutions we're unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, Our beloved friend and brother,
DR.. A. L. Chestnutwood, has after a short
and painful illness departed this life at his
residence, in the borough of Wilmore, on the
gath of September last
And schereds, By his whole career, here and
elsewhere, he proved himself a worthy Odd
Fellow and true and faithful brothe-;
ResoIved, That this Lodge (whereof he was
member) laments with unfeigned sorrow
the death of Bro. Chestnutwood.
Resolped, That in his death this Lodge has
lost one of its most Jealous and attentive
members, and the community at large val
liable and valued citizen.
RESOLVED, That we hereby extend our heart
felt sympathy 10 the widow and children of
our departed brother, praying that the great
Grand Master of the Universe, who tempers
the wind to the shorn lamb, may have her
and them in His keeping in this great be-
reavenent
Rtsolued, That as a token of respect to the
memory of the deceased, our LoGge-room be
draped in mourning for the space of thirty
days.
ResolUed, That the5e resolutions be entered
on the minutes of the Lodge, copy thereof
furnished to the family of our deceased broth
err and a copy to The AlEeghanian and Johns
town Tribune for publication
E. F. LYTLE,
L. CRUM,
J. D. HAMILTON,
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12

ETCHINGs.- annual Fair of the
Indiana County Agricultural Society was
held in Indiana boro. on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of last week. We
dropped in to see it Friday, and found the
display of articles on exhibition to be
about lhe same as We used to have at one
of our Cambria county Fairs-neither un-
usually large nor unusually fine. The at
tendance of visitors, however, was large,
seeing whom and becoming acquainted
with some of whom in great measure rec
onciled US to the prevailing paucity of
fat cattle, big pumpkins, and fancy bed
and cradle quilts. Mr.. Robt H. Singer.
who has just returHed from the wars, has
opened out blacksmith shop in the bull
ding formerly occupied for like purpose
by his ISfher, Mr. I. c. Singer, in the
West Nard, Ebensburg He is said to
bed good mechanic, and worthy Of a lib
>craI support. Owing to the fact that the
repairs on the school-houses have not yet
been completed, the opening of the Eb-
ensburg Union schools has been postponed
till next Monday, 10th inst. Rev. r. A.
Fink, pastor of the Lutheran church in
Lewisburg, has resigned his charge there
and accepted call to JOhnstown.. There
are at present eleven prisoners confined in
the Cambria county Jail, four of them
charged with murder. I'VE are indebted
to Conductor Scott, of our Branch, than
whom no better fellow nor moro accom-
modating railroad man lives, for copy OF
the new timetable on the Pennsylvania
and Eb. & Crcsson railroads. The potato
crop in this county is said tc be almost a
total failure. We heard one of our citi-
zens say that he planted twenty bushels OF
seed in the spring, from which he has
Just realized sirtecn bushels of the escu-
! lent
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12
UAYJOR Is CBEMER.

i AT THE HUNTINGDON NURSERIES,
HUNTIYGDoN, Pa.
Sell Fruit & Ornamental Tress, Vines &C. of
better growth, larger size, and at lower prices
than any of the Northern or Eastern Nurseries
and warrant them true to name.
Standard Apple trees at 1sf cents each
Sl6 per 100.
Peach trees, Is to 20 cts each@Si2.s0 ts
Sl5 peg 10
Standard Pear trees, SO to IS cts oach
Dwarf Pear trees, sos toSl each-2o to SEQ
per lee
Dwarf Apple trees, so to 75 cts each
Standard Cherry trees 373 to IS cts
Dwarf Cherry trees SO to 75 cts.
Plum trees so cts
Apricot trees 40 to SO cts
Nectarine trees % cts each.
Grape Vines 25 cts to 81.
Silver Maple trees 625 to 81.
European Ash, - TO l.
European Larcb, IS cts to 1.5o
Norway Spruce, so cts to 81.
American Balsam Piae, 75 cts to SI.5o
American & Chinese Arbor Vita, SO ca
Sl50
Strawberry Plants, 81 per 100, &c. sc
Huntington. Jan %, lS60.-tf.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12
E6ensJurg, Oct. 9, 1865.

A WORD IN SEASON. This is the time
of the year when, if person be wise, he
makes his purchases of things to eat and
things to wear for the coming winter
These can always be bought cheaper now
than month or two later 1t is taken
for granted that you, reader, are wise
If SO, then you ought to at once Jay in
your winter supply. Should you ask US
who to buy from, We would answer, from
James NJ. Thompson, whose store is in the
p. o. building, Ebensburg. He keeps
always on hand very large and very well
selected stock of goods, which he prides
himself On being able to sell considerably
cheaper than all competitors. Go and
try him
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12

OBITUARY-Dr. a. l.. Chestnutwood
died of paralysis Sept 24, 1868, at his
residence, in Wilmore, Cambria county,
aged Sc years, l L months and oLe day
DR.. Chestnutwood came to Wilmore about
three years ago. During his short resi-
dence there, he proved himself to be a
faithful physician, worthy citizen, and
consistent Christian. He was a kind
father, and trained up his family in the
fear of God. He joined the NJ. Il. church
about twenty years ago. During his resi-
derce in Wilmore, he was not formally
connected with the church there, for rea-
sons satisfactory to himself. His funeral
was attended by very large coucourse of
people, embracing all classes. He was
buried in tho honors of the I. o. o. F.,
of which he was worthy member.
\. BAKER.
Oct