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, 1866-02-05
Markets bv Telegraph.
Especial Despatch to Western Associated rsess.1

NV aoaA: sen, !.
lsi'*ay specniauon Was sfoug Al Lae open ooIsuano
STOCK Exchange. &nd pnces "cse esne.auJ a.sMes
shan those current atc!ose 'sss evening. A'tet teS
sctsioo the natket aoF4neea Ss4 pet Gent' oas us
'mPiofsmeot w. "a ua.'y 'v's uetos Ie 49,
sessn. tae go. ~ s.a A. ,oas ~
ma'kS. * nas aau III e.at .,c. ,osntns
LOU so'4 n' ae,., y. .,,.a
rbr to,ror,nx x,rr ,ss e,o,,ra mice, 1t 4:top.m.,
ro"ssr..s ns o.T 80 ~sx. 1tsd.or r,.-r aaD
- n.. va 49, ,sss1 IT - sssth. se C1s..,.,I =
tM..ah...t - &, i,as., 1.,.ra aan
AH'o'1A.'''' s..~., ss.nTs
c..,, 1,.na. w.-. .,e.ar IN, transactions ve,.
,,sh, xtta.,t.n.or, xxerr lover m Marines.
KIT Ann m ,hs b.,,nrn of The l,st.
N@' ~ aoyxxsxEsm.
a,sh ~ ~ ,,Hs - ror .nt,,n tbc e1.r.n,r r.trs
arsss 1,nrn,a~ 1ce, rnnnon. ,nt. N eonnons fnau
fsr Old, and 1oax for nav iasae: 1oo coupons ssx;
~ .,a. ~ :. e.. $50 =, 4 al IT, t,- ans, se,1.a
wv AO~-' oo1n.
c,,d "a, ,trsav dnrin. The dnv With fair demand
fot custrns nc market was weaker at The cto,c aud
declined IN 1seHia fs1x.
11>'"'-~ ~ rrruo,xpx.
The petroleum stock market xas lower today Oh
| p,tbole frrrk and Dennehotf Run, but p.p on the
baiance Of tho lit md better on some shares The
saje. weren't the following rates: secoud National
.sH. p.tn,.r N *. Ten,ncn ~ *. 1,ennehotf Ram
s,T Rrr~oorf. ss.so, West nan. 4;c: gu Creek.
s2,,o; Pithole Creek, Ss.ls: shade River. s1.7s;
nnltsd stAtea 91s1o. Petroleum Is tt,n VERY dull
SnsIl lotR of crude are changing tapd4 at 3A3S2Ac
md refined n, Sase.
| pRY GOODS.
Heavy receipts of Dry Goods heg1u 10 create some
nnurrhensou sud already il Is feared In some
hrt the oncYts viii he In excess of the consupttye
demand dnrnR fhe sprine There trt considerable IT
ya)s o, plain tu9llsn cotton fsbraes, and the7 a1e
ukeIy to come more ia competition With Ecw England
cocs linn eycr before The following are tho quota
| tons ttpp, the Dry Goods Exchapge:
Drown sheet,pe.-salmon Fails l. 3ec ;LanaEk, &c !:
Rnnt II. o1c.
| Hmm stirta-Nererss IyI4 II inch tapes. 20 to 40
hoope ee7sc oinch tapea 70 to 10 hoops, sRcayllz
nI+arhtd Shtrtturs-NAmsuttn g IN. &c: James, SS
| IN II " b. 1onsda1e sc: Newbury port, &c.
| 11.srt. 4.r,In,.o n no Snghrra,a c1Lr. yict,-
, 1866-02-05

Efe J011H u3W1&E1e
fSpecI,l Despatch TO the Chicxgo Tsibuue.l
ST. LOUIS, Feb.a
Toplooo-Actiye sud nrm At t7!eas2o25.
FIoCh-Ffrn. Double extra At ss1o; choice double
extra ut $1,000; TRIBE ext1a at s1lA.
GnAH.-Thtat-Fair fAi a stso. Barley ntm At
$40 for choice: ii is for spring. Bye nrm At Sc.
Com active; white snd yellow At DC; mixed snd
white fle; choieo White 1c-c1osed At &c fW mixed
and &ses for yellow, and ss97oe for whRe.' Oats
steauy 1t atc for choice. .
PEov1Moxs.-Puk dull; mess It sfsso. Lard ua-
changed, At Nat7a.
Hoos-0aod asn4aa- ssle5 Of ~ head st assNc
R1uaR.
, 1866-02-05

NEW onK, Feb. 3,-The Lioyds hare purchased
Of the Pacific AaIl Company the steamers Atlantic
and Ballc. The Atlantic rails this month fo1
Southampton and Bremen. The Weeten Metrop.
OILS follows in March, and the Baltic In April.
fourth steamer will soon be atded TO the line.
, 1866-02-05


Me, Foues. viii sppear for four nights longer st
ihe Opera House, IN some Of hts t.sortte PERSONS
Mov,cKEa's TuzA7BE.-Ianrs Ecene terminated
drama Of s.1he W0rEmen Of Hev York. On Mon
day the popular young tagedtan NJ; Ed|in l;sas;i
Ads NJ; n T. ,5s Il n,s r Ss ssd
III. Adams has always been a tavoette IN Chicago,
and we anticipate for him good houses during his
ssay. w. ,,-,-.x .,sn
withdrawn on Saturday night after fuccassful run
q ore week Qn Menasy WY b pe5tosmsd rev rev
1n s sne g. ,ss ~ notes b
Broueham. Other novelties are now in preparation
at the Museum, and will soon be presented.
to - aesent 1fs III f2s sees II
entertainments IN Smith 4 Ni1on'i Hall, commcn-
cling On Monday.
m9 Fb II ri aeS .ss9s wsose 40
we'll received here few nights aso has, yc hap
py 10 state, now recovered hom Ms recent Illness.
s5s b. ge p1SnaSs IT, a.s ss sss m s srssa
Invitations 10 70 South 10 the direction Of Louis.
vile, Nashville and Memphis, and can only give q
tase assoeistons would ID well to h1rty their invi
tatfops II they desire to secure delivery Of Froth
and DTegs," which is oue Of fhe most entertaining
lectures eFer delivered IN this city.
SKATING ras pursued with eyey advantage on all
the parks or Saturday. The week has been exceed
iDsy favorable for The spoft, and the inducements
the weather. The Rink, the Washington, Central
and Ogden had each tair shars Of attendance, and
lhe ekaters ep]oyed excellent sport
benefit has been rendered to Mr.. George G.
Street, The efficient Secretary Of the Rink Associa
ton, by numbcr of influential gentlemen, whose
card is published IN our adsettising columns Mr.
capacity and as gentleman, caunot fail to secnre
Iof hin a reMuneratlye beneat. Tho occasion haa
been a1sd for "wednesday evenlng.
skNfef was uIrsented on Satufuay. at thH Central
, 1866-02-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

The Case Against the City.-.A Wife Con
yicted Of Marital lnfide}ity-.-Ae-
tio1 Of Trespass.-.Terms In the
Superior and Circuit Courts
---TriaI CaIeadar in
Recorders Court.
, 1866-02-05

County CoUnI-1tfors Hon. !. q. BraltceA,
Jud5e.-In the case Of John O'Eeil, now IN custody
OF tie Sheriff. undera writ Of ca 50 issued In favor Of
Leonard Roth2nrhef. aud whose application was
madeto be released upon scheduling bis property,
the hearing was continued. The prieoner filed the
fchednle, when further hearing was postponed unti
Monday afternoon at Two O'Clock. the defendant
beng released under bonds Of $1,000.
Estatc of Tats1ck Ilarfpn. deceased. Inventory
and appEatscment apps9sed. .. o.,. ,.-
c1ta1ton to account, returnabie At the March te1m
to Issue against II. W. Fuller. executor.
Estate OF John Hill deceased. Citation 70 sc-
count ordered to ,ssue against Amelia A. Hill, ex-
Estaie Of George ". Wilson. deceased. Citation
10 account ordered 10 Issue against James L. VIII
Ertate Of Albert Ferris. deceased. Citation to
a:count ordered 10 issue against CALVIN Ferns, ad
'i Eetaie cot 81 John Rushcl, deceased. Citation to
account ordered 10 Issue against A;biua Rushe1,
Es;a,e Of ra,rick Malouey. deceased. Citation 10
account ordered to issue against Aonosa Aa1oney,
Estate Of Fsitiek Lennen, deceased: Citation 10
account ordered 10 Issue agafnet P. caHashes, ex'
Estate of George F. p Smith, deceased. Cisa-
u Estate Of =. uoheudel, deceased. Citation toac
count olderrd ssainst Elizabeth 1ohendel4 e1ecu:
e: Estate Of ". u. Morris. deceased. Citation te
account ordered 10 issue assins; Sarah einkef1on'
F.ta,e Ct cha71es tse,nss1ath, deceased. Clsa
tation ioaccount ordered against Il. ReInfesath+ I'D
Eiste o; John W,er deceased. Citation ORDERED
Estate Of Edward r. SARGENT deceased. ciia
tlpu ordered against Seth Paine, executor.
Eetate Of John Cha1tield. deceased Cltatiot
ordered 10 Issue asainss Il. ". nnsdaae, adm1nas
Estate OF Anton Weber. deceased. Citstion I.
, 1866-02-05

AmeetipR Of tbs Free Trade League OF Chicago
viii be held at Morse's Exchanee, On Washington
street. On Tuesday evening, Feb. 9Th, at ~ O'Clock
The meeting III be addressed by Col. J. W. Fostsr
and Z. A. atous, Esq.
, 1866-02-05
Indian Affairs.

FoRr LARAMIE, Feb. 3.-Meseengers from the
Sioux and Cheyenne 1ndians were received by the
rommantlug officer at this post yesterday. The
Interview was mutually satisfactory. Their chiefs
have been invited 10 council at Laramie, Peace
prospects are favorable.
, 1866-02-05
Look out for Grcenbacks.
Look out lot Gfetnhaeks.
Look Out for Greenbacks.
Look ont for Gfeeu6acks.
Look ont for Gfecnlacks.
Look out for Gfeenbacks.

Il Had breath the greatest curse Of lie.
how nany lovers It has eepasated;, how many
ttiende forever parted. The subject IS 20 deicafe
Be 1enorant Of The fact yourself 70 effect raat-
cal cure use the Balm Q! Thousand Flo:sces a.
dentihce n1Ehl md morning. Il MAO eeaaunSs tuses
The complexion removing all tsu, piu3pfes and freck'
hs. Price Is cents. For sale BY Il X. LAndon,
Chicago wholerale agent, and all druggists.
, 1866-02-05

Milwaukee Market.
LspectA Despatch to The Chica9o 1f1pnne.l
NuwAuH. Feb. l.
FLocH-null and lpv4.
G4AN-Wheat unsettled but 1kzner. Salea a. tue
fotesoon tosrd:- 5000 bu No. spring 1t &I. AZ
O'Clock board. Eales 67,ooo bu 1t @1-1817fIaL2lH
cash 31A, se1lera option ali the month; Tor
No aud sc for Nejecscd Five O'Clock p. nj hossd-
Nominal at slA1. Barley steady Sales 50 ba3s II
SL13.
DBEHED Ho6s-Flzm- Salcs65- 1t $le.7sa1o-S-
RrcElpTs-1,oo 900 bu wheat. SO hogs,
, 1866-02-05

Go to Baugs, No. 81 Monroe Street,
for DarttoS'e Cooking Range, Ponds Magic Fur
nuces. Registers nnt Veutsla,ors, CRUSADER Cook
Stoves and Kitchen Furniture. h20
Go II The Rest-Ea to RrTnut q Strait
tons Chicago Commercial College to get thor
oueh, practical breiness educnhop, or to become
good Telegraph Operator. Address for circulars,
BRYANT i SI1iArIoS, Chicago, IL.
, 1866-02-05
THE ASTRGL0aER.

The Wise manof the Dark Ages:
His Modern Representative =
Peep into the Future
-'.consu!tlng the
Stars, Etc.
4 Chicago Specimeu--The Jack of
Ali Trades---Our Reporter
in Eenale Attire.
A Spell Resting
Over Him.
unyc rfx DrNnrp ~ rxfppNTMCSrt
, 1866-02-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Look ont for tsrecnbacks.
Look ont for Grccnbacks.
Look ont for Greenbacks.
Look out !or Grccnoacks.
Look ont for Greenb0cks.
Look ont for Gteeuhacks-
Herr Ernst PerabO.-Ehe Young
piaulst and the worder OF Europe IL cnminRl see
card. leaos-tA-4H
From tropic flowers, With Nondrons art expressed,
'.Hieht Blooming Cereus" give magic zest
10 Fashfon's toi1et-of all sceuts the best:
Qucen OF The Perfumes Of the ,4Go!den Crest"
Ihalon 4 Son, manufacturers, n. T.. Sod every
where. lebl lhE5
, 1866-02-05

F1nE.-P1eciscly ut o'clock this Monday nosn-
Ing ire broke out In time story bnck building
owned by NJ Geo. ". K.nG, situated on tho norih-
west corner Of Washington and franklin strcete
The fire originated In tho second story occupied rs
boarding house by MsH. Henduckso1t pat was
extfpgutshed before doing tny material damage to
The bnildinR The los to Mrs. II. In furniture Is
considerable but is fully covered by insurance The
loss 10 some ot the boarders is quite heavy.@one @
rentlsfnAn losing pocket book containing 1900
| Tie ground foor occupied by fancy comp eslab-
lithmcns, and the "Co-opcrative Stort, received
! slfrht soaking,
, 1866-02-05
Gllifaeo Grlbn1te.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1866. -
TILE CITY.

FYHK.-Thc alarm ID dre 1t O'Clock on Saturday
attc1poou was ooczs,oned BY tn. firing OF uatttass
in The house No. 103Stcrna street. The fire was
nut out before the enetuss auived.i
, 1866-02-05

The NAIr WcJe now utlGIed IoEu Iuur nA1u"
pltrnee, a1ppe which WIRE rnneed se1 Of pigeon
los rooms, each about three feet equare, and coz.
tanning two chatrr. These were tho ante-rooM. 10
we're about half dozen Of these title roous, and
they fcened t9 te Ill occupied. the pa1r being ush-
sfta N mic ne ltbt-they were told 10 wall. From
ten ua twelve They waited, and still their trrD ame
not: Then the Professor went cut 10 dinner, and
SILL the two waited tmpas,eusiy, as It vss not
, 1866-02-05

The Foss has the following weekly review Of the
Wholesale market. Moore cheeltn feeling and in.
erased sctsvity have characterized the wholesale
market this week. DEeadstuna and Provisions have
been quite active and have factunted considerably.
Receipts Of the stter hare Increased materially, and
nre larger than uany anticipated;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09
Eoral 9ntelliae1lre.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR-The follow
ing appointments by Governor Wells were an
nounced yesterday -eE., -g. 'Tt .1asN-a
Thos. S. Sage, Notary Public for the parish OF
Carroll. 81 |.g, '.1. 'o ~" Ut
VIM. L. Lowry, Notary Public for the parish OF
Madison.
W. H. Harris, Justice of the Peace for the
parish Of Carroll. ''l
John Peller. Constable for the second ward
parish of Carroll. t.. &.H lafran.. -..
Horatio c. King, of New York. Commissioner OF
Deeds for New York. "'', '%- .T.,
Jack Sharpe, Police Juror for the ninth
ward Armand Cousin, for the third ward, and
Ivy Higpen, for the seventh ward of the parish Of
Carroll. -r5 .4'"E
H. H. .Bankston, Justice of the Peace for the
fifth ward, parish of st. Helena. a -- nsla oa
A CIRCULAR INTERESTING TO THE COMMERCIAL
COMMUNITY. = We were favored yesterday by
Judge Kellogg, Collector of the Port. with the fol
lowing circular, which our commercial community
will find interesting ,-l.-
Office of Commissioner of Customs, Jan 49, 1866.
,Sa'-AlI restrictions to commercial intercourse
| imposed under regulations concerning said inter
course, of series of May 8, 1885, sections O., and
| II, requiring officers Of the customs, and others
acting as officers of the customs, " to require, be
| arc all tn ha cbinped atic
| factory evidence that unon ali merchandise SC
shipped the taxes and fees required by law and
those regulatlohs nave peen paid Or secured 70 DC
retarv Of the Treasury. addressed to this Office
under date of 9th inst, you are hereby instructed
to allow of the shipment of articles and the clear.
ances OF Vessels ron yohr as.rlets lfee.y' anu
scribed bv customs regulations :. =. = r.
All collections of internal revenue, taxes OF
duties and ali duties IN connection with the col,
ode o VI h % cers
Very respectfully. E7,1.
VS. &ig{ned, d. r.. ~ SARGENT commssione1 @ d,,0a.s
| INV ,Cp1vIpp srpnrr Uo,ucInr-N 4nn7;cotio,
| ;, .rh,,;t ~ p,;,.. rI,n,nbrar M.rshan Eso
| cornso, for Wv G watn,nre oroinot whom
vord;ot wac rnrdered hv +ha rnronar,s inv a,
nr;ncin., and Edward n Tnrn;n NO oc cassorv he
foro t,o f,ct 70 ,ho faIon;ons t;;rr of Cont Nov
howrr r,,de onnlicat;on vesterdav IN tbe rrioira
| Corrt tbo+ +bo nrison.rS ba admittad to hail IT,
ur,,od tb,t tho ,est;n,onv e,icitad did not chow
tbat +ha Li,,;nr ,uonrteI +o ,,urdar and tbat hi,
oI;en+ wotnnre was instifad in tba act fla. bf
had committed
I,dra Abell said tbatbe had piven considerable
attenton tn the evidence in the case and the finding
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

= Y ID
"srop HEE."-The GAINESVILLE Signal gives the
following humorous description OF free ride "
on the cars A GAINESVILLE man, being :" fat
broke" and wanting to go to Columbus, con-
cluded to brass it," and accordingly took seat
in a car on the Central Ohio Railroad. The Signal
| thus describes the trip:
| The train had nearly reached Claypools before
the conductor whom we shall call Jones, had
Iecting tickets and fares. Your ticket, if you
nease said the conductor ~ Haven't ar,y. said
The dead.head. Where are you going 81 in
quired the conductor: Columbus replied the
dead. head. ~ 49," said Jones. 4 Haven't nary
stamp" remarked our dead-head acquaintance.
..You must pay your fare or get off the tram, y
said the conductor. ID" Stop her, ,'quietly remarked
the dead-head. I'D
The train was stopped, and he was left on the
side OF the road to await, as he said, the next
train, on which he succeeded in getting. The
same scene transpired ending by dead-head telling
the conductor to ""stop her" and he being again
left on the side of the road. Train after train
was boarded, and each put him off a little nearer
Columbus. The last train on which ho got was
that Of our friend Jones, who was on his return
trip from Bellair to Columbus. Deadhead got on
his train at Pulaski, and was under full headway
before being discovered by the contractor.
Going to Columbus again, I suppose" re-
marked Jones. !. Haven't been there yet" said
dead,head; 81 can't get to ride more than 81, sl1
miles before they put Of don't ar snipe paurn r
before Columbus will be the putting on place..
"Well, do you think we can carry you unless yo1
pay your fare ~ inquired Jones. z = Ssop ner
quietly remarkee dead,head. Wen 40 t1nk, q
said Jones, of all the brassy individuals ever
met YOU are ahead of them all. l'ii take you
there for your Internal impudence, and nothing
else - and dead-head was carr ed into Columbus
on the same train he started on hree days before.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09
VOLUME XIV.

.1T777 II TT Is " - ,,,,b IN
conVlcuoh OF 1he parry ne ac'use. Ia .ho. /. g.
llncapacitate MN. ~ was generans i,sor,
not. severai amendments A' VIZ M
hialiy as ~ "eEe' anu 90 - ~, III,
Z Mr.. Munday moved 70 suiAe w. ~ ,, .lo a~oass
tne provision IN 'ie ntns h., 4hs IN,
OF sthe proceeus =, ~. ~. tssse. - ,ron,asd
should pe appfop"As'u ~. ~ A. 49,
ana o'sapleu nouis.tsl,a a,;u,ara sa,a;ars
ana orphalis o ee.ea1u !. s.a;,.. ~.
MI. Newton u 'loieno's' INV W '''As
the whole sec'ion'
Mf. pruso iuo' y = 10y 'i'' ~ NJ -
MT nrusie in'Non w"s Hsi.eu w. A.t' -, 80
Gays was cariieu' anu 'ne % =
was aoop.eu' p
Mr. nen moveA 1n'e' a, auuiuonal IVY. sens =,
seceohs' iente.nus ,ne p"i "pp"'"n'e w 'ns
iicehslns =, sanp'ns n'uses ou' ne
"i.noie CIV, :" .neni. 'A'o
/ MI. Du'isneauu p'oposea !" su"n'''u.e iof 'ns
sle'en'n seo,on one "io%ins VIC so. oon v.
~ .ie ''ase VI 'ue ~ ~
'icense. - u, a E51... !.
MI NJ, ~ Mh4'anausn uoVeu - s't1Ae e oU' se'4't''
Pe'eseh.
prei anu aesai.ofS aiscuss''n e'lsueu W 'uese
WY nouohe' milca fesui'ea ~ ,he i. ioln'ei
"iluta"h anu Mi. pe'ns' VI Aio''oA
VI Dr. eorusss' iaiu oh uie 'aoie.
Ailes y varie.y VI s'niia' ueSuiyoiy u''oua' !,
anu corresponuihs ho"ons 'ne pii was paes.u !.
essehtiaiiy II us ofsnui ioiip' anu ssn' - ~ N's
no'se' ~, !. VA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

Suspected Vessels Detained in England
DIFFICULTY OF POSTAGE COMMUNICATION
II. F. Butter Indignant and Refuses to
have any Intercourse with Gen. Grant.
;ov. GRAHAM OF N. c.3FAvoRs NEGRO EVIDENCE

Eastern and Austraianl Itens- New Zea.
land Rebels Overcome.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09

romantic young man says that young wo-
mans heart is like the moon; it changes continu,
ally, but always has man in it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09


nsrEcuLATING IN MuLEs.--An amusing story is
told Of "Rocky'' Thomas, who enjoys quite noto-
riety the plains for his genial nature and spark
ling wit. Rocky" served for seven years in the
- regiment, U. s. A., with the rank Of sergeant.
Whiie his regiment was stationed in Texas, seye-
raj years ago, Sergeant Rocky had charge of a
coral. One morning two mules were found dead,
which fact was promptly reported to the Colonel,
who gave the laconic, Drag them out, y which was
forthwith done. 1t occurred to stRoeky'' that if
the mules We're dragged back into the enclosure
that night he could remove and sell two mules and
report "two mules Dead" he had done previ-
ously. The mules were accordingly drawn, and
two other mules sold, and the morning report,
two mules dead, !" evoked the same order, ''Drag
them OUT t..,E h Il. E,r. .-. 4IrIr ~ za1y +
The rnse was practiced several successive nights,
until the Celonel's suspicion was aroused that
something was wrong, aud he determined to keep
watch the following night. About midnight ne
espied from his office window, the enterprlshg
:" Rocky in the act of dragging the yeritable
mules into the coral. He raised the window and
shouted: ~ .-e. ,HE
Sergeant, you had better get fresh mules
those are about worn out !h
Rocky anit his mule spsculations, and served
a brief time in the guard house. f7 % "A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-09
FENIAN TRIALS AND CONVICTIONS
j. Minor Rotts Trying to have Gov. Pier
tsr- pont Removed. gteh ys't,
Southern Limitation Acts Covered by Con-
l. 80 .gressional Act H..
The London Times ON Napoleon and Mexieo

'sl@ltD =s -----> .--------- ~ F7lfs- al.I 7sfi
General Sherman satisfied of the Coming
y srllst Cotton Crop. --r.,f st--ltI
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-22
& CREMER,


Il AT THE HUNTINGDON NURSERIES.
HUNTINGDON, PA.
Sell Fruit & Ornamental Tress, Vines &C. OF
better growth, larger size, aud atlower prices
than any of the Northern or Eastern Nurseries
and warrant them true to name
Standard Apple trees at l83 cents each
SIC per 100.
Peach trees, Is to 90 cts each-$l2.5O to
$l5 per 10
Standard Pear trees, so to rs cts oach
Dwarf Pear trees, sos to$I each-2o to SEQ
per 100
Dwarf Apple trees, so to rs cts each
Standard Cherry trees 373 to rs cts
Dwarf Cherry trees so to rs cts.
Plum trees.50 cts.
Apricot trees 40 to SO cts.
Nectarine trees % cts each.
Grape Vines 25 cts to 81.
Silver Maple trees 628 to 81.
European Ash, rs to l.
European Larch, rs cts to 150
Norway Spruce, so cts to 81.
American Balsam Pine, rs cts to Sis
American Chinese Arbor Vita, so ct
$l.50
Strawberry Plants, 81 per 100, &c. &C
Huntington, Jan. 25, 1860 If.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-22
nUFFS COLLEGE
IRON BUILDINGs
NO. 81 FIFTH STREET, PITTSBURG, PA.
TUITION FEE NEEER CHANGED.
FORTY DOLLARS PAYS FOR
THE FULL GRADUATING COURSE
COLLEGEi
FORTY DOLLARS PAYS FOR

Time unlimited IN
Book KEEPING,
BUSINESS PENMANsHIP
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS
LECTURES UPON LAW, ETHICS,
DETECTING CoUNTERFEIT MONEY. &C
Other Colleges have either advanced their
tuition fee to $50, or charge $40 to SI5
for Penmanship. Their Books and
Stationery, also, costing from $I2 to $40
ours cost but 50.
EDUCATION, as taught in this city for about
twenty-five years, from his own systems of
Book Keeping, which are sanctioned by the
American Institute and Chamber of Com
merce, and other competent authorities of
New York, as the most perfect system in use.
with W. ii. DUFF'S FIRST PREMIUM BUS
mess AND ORNAMENTAL PENAIANSHIP
taught in Day and Evening classes.
1t will be found by proper inquiry that this
is the only College of the kind in the Union
conducted by an experienced Merchant. and
whose Penman is a trained accountant
Hl5 Merchants, steamers and Bankers can
always obtain thoroughly educated atcoun
tants on application at our office.
"a Those desiring our elegant new Cir
cular, PIP. 70, containing an outline of cur
Course of Study and Practice, with samplts
of our Penman's Business and Ornamental.
Writing, must enclose twenty-five Cents to
P. DUFF SON,
Pittsburg, Pa.
sS@ We will mail any person enclosing us
50, copy Of either our Mercantile or Steam
boat Book Keeping, postpaid.
Nov. 80, 1865-4m* -
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-22
TRAVERSE JuRoRs-F1RsT WEEK.

Allegheny twp.-Patrick F. Carney, Joseph
Dotson, John j, Glass, Joseph Null, Peter
Sherry, Joseph Walters.
Clearfeld twp.-Michnel Durbin, Patrick
Hagan.
Cambria twp.-John Farren, Thomas Grif-
fth John .. Jones, Griffith j. Jones.
Cambria Boro.-Adam Kurtz, Owen Nj
Cafrey.
Coaemaugh Bore'.-Charles Helfrick, David
Aaron. Joseph Mentzer, Patrick Murray.
Couemaugh twp.-JacOb Schneider.
Carroll twp.-Charles Anna, Levi Luther.
CarroEtowa Boro'- Edward Binder, Valen-
tine Thomas.
Chest twp.-John Elder, Sr.
Crovle twp.-Joseph Leckey.
Ebensburg Boro Robert Evans, L. T. Ly-
tlc 1-
Chest Springs Boro'.-F Francis NJ. Pike.
Johustown Bcro'.-David Greed. Miles Mo-
nan, Samuel N. Raney, John Swegler.
Jackson twp.-D. f. A. Grier.
NiIIyiIle Boro' Michael Boland, Thomas
Judge, Peter NJ MDermitt.
Rchland rvp.-George Eichensehr, Moses
Ering Jacob Noon, Peter Wiugard.
Summcrhill twp.-Henry Walters, Martin
Ward, Daniel Neff.
Susquehanna twp.-John Bearer
Taylor twp.-John Strayer, Jr. -EE
Wilmore Boro' Michael Lutz.
Washington twp.-Patrick Donahoe
Ioder twp ohm p. Strayer RI
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-22

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED.-We clip
the following mention of the District
Court which is proposed to be established
in the southern end of this county, from
the Tyrone Hemisphere. The suggestion
contained therein is worthy of the serious
consideration of all Johnstowners =
s'The citizens of Johnstown are about ma
king application to the Legislature for the
passage of a bill granting them the privilege
of holding District court in that town.
Why not make State of Johnstown, and ad-
nit it into the Union, on equality with tbs>
other States ~