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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
One Half the Regular Rates.

We w..aL! !gsod roliantr a- -suts In every part ot tho County Dy empioy ing your spai t tiule to iorm cllbs an Il sending us orders. You can obtain most liberal Gun .iisslUus, either ln cash or nie. cna ndise, aud all goods sent by Us wit Ou as represented. anu wo guarantv tvs satis- iaetaun ato every Dns, dealing witk our ihouseio l. sAg-iIts sh-uid collect ten cents from each Icustolner aud foI ward to us in advance, for jss os lpllye- chtcks Of the goods we sell .-1 inc hUiaers ot tile eheeks' have hedprfviiege 0t either purchasing the article tnerooa de scriDost, or oi exchanging for auy srticfe m eu, tionsti on our catalogue, auta oofins Uver 'S3O different artices.--uUt one or which can be purchased in the usual way for the same mon ey. s.} s9fE EJs M5si9+1}>|A 4'- Ss. 1S 1 The advantages of first 'seuding for checks are these: We xIe constantly buying small lots cf very valuable goods. which gre net on our catal,gues, and for waica we fssu6 checks til alt are sold; besides, in Ave,y large ciaos we'd ill put chrcks tor Watches, Quilts, blan- ksts: Dress Patterns, or spme other artIcfS Oi value. giving some mefnberS o0r the> club an opportunity of purchasing an article foi sbost one quarter of Us value. .%'It. ...ln every order amounting to $50, accom- panied by the cash, the Agent may retain $2, satin every order of over Sl0O,3$s may be re tainsd to ga3I lgst t. ifoIHEs!ta
 PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
 OucE AesmOL0EbpSSi4tIyAtOW tO Wa4eh1ABGAso so |fn the M estsrn andJ sttfthern- states, hit i1 open tosail custopers.A E C. 0TSI
 z.. COMM, sIoNs.
 Agents will be paid ten per cent, in, cash or merchandise, w hen they fill up thsir entire club, for which below we give . partial list of Commissions; "A A'."@ @ '~
 For an order of $20. from club of Thirty we will pay the agent, as commission, 28 yds. Brown or Bleached Sheeting, Good Dress Pat tern, Wool square Shawl, Preach Cassimsrs Pants and Vest Pattsrn,. Fine large NV hits Counterpxne, etc., or $3 in, cash .2y e3 "A
 For an order ot $50, from Club of Fifty NO will pay the agent as com misston. Al .yds, shesting, One pair heavy Wool Blankets Pop lin Dfsss,, pattern, Handsome wool Squars Shawl, Silver-case Watch, etc., or 50 1nlcash
 For an srder of . 0o,fr0m a club of one hun drcd, we will pay the, Agent, as commission. lOU yds good yard-Wide sheetinG G..ia Silver Hunting Case Watch Rich Long Wool Shawl, suit lot all wool French Cassiners, etc. or $lO in cash. vfaeg ostA &fa. .-9l ro tosd d74
 We do not employ any Travelling agents, and customers should Lot pay money to per sons ,purparting to be our agents, unl ess1 per sonally acquainted, jfr9 &G i'-S
 SEND MONEY ALWAYS BY REGIS TERnUaLEGrERS. 2 asas- %&soEi SEsA E
 For further particulars send for catalogues,
 PARKER & 1CO.,
 "A 1yX 9e iOo Sum mer ot., Boston, Mass
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07

sass :as aiss f. :. sssg:s:
 pr scSsneI hinassn was erred in precisely such dr. samstsncss end many Oths have been tudciousy for ftunats. g iud!eisasy 'aanns Hnsay >sss sf pr. Dr. scssncl does not say that all oasss of Pulmonary smpSasicsy ssssr ahas oftsn when patients hsvs the most alarming symptoms, such violent cough creep such S degree shs. they gre obliged to ns in bed and xss1 they arc s,ysa n2 P sssis physcian they my lunss bat when the lungs very badly dssased and to soms sxssns dsssroysd ours nsy efsstsd by Dr.
 o h scrofaioas dissasss these medicines are equal E smcent pr: SsAenck has photographs ef . number :sl: 2: as s: a .sss. M sA ssa1ns propstsa wAsA must ss asas to heal cavities in the !npasssass . ,s Sser ssd ss1sas sas. so shs Ss. ssn Hence ifs aecsssasy e s.rsnshs1 the appetite q .As fed sssly .Iticles nos. .aitabl. Dr. seksssts Sasn.os, which :1s dstriba.sa M srs.ai toa.y; n general tAs most highly aariiious articles ssrys$sbls This rsau.rsmsns isnst by the sssweed Tonle, sand for this purpose 1t was designed. ..-. soea As i. proper elect the .y.ss of the patient of elss S1sar funcsions h normal and healthy manner Thsn As hsaiins powers q the PuimOnio syrsp win Plimonary Consunpton is almost always complicated with Oyspspsia and Aysr Complaint. 6chenokS Man drake Pills intended Co remove obstructons from the yer and restore its healthy action They all the scacy which s ascribsd to calomsl 'bus mass and are warranted not to contain particle of any raj poison These pills the most obstinate costive- nss sck headache plss bilious affections, and ell oth ex sstses xnieh arise from torpid obstructed doa of the hvsr One box of these pills will prove the efAeasy of the medicine.
 In Consumption, the Seawsed Tonic and Mandrake ris arp invaluabs auxiliary msdicine& They relieve ths Of &he patient and assst the Pulonic eur n e9sctins cure. They have been found useful n sdvancs6 stages og the Consumpton the lungs were almost entirely destroyed and sn symptonas, eerdng to the judGment of pnyscians ndc&ed speedy eondbn have been preserved for months the of 6chencks three great remedies
 Dr. Sehencks Almanac, containing . full treatise on the various forms of dssase his mode of treatment general d1rections how to his medicine, bs had Hrad4 e ssnt tg mall py addressng his principal of0e Ne. ls North 9th street, Philadelphia Pa. { Price oese PunoAc 6yrups and aeAweed Tonic each A ssse hsx1eke eals hy q draesists and dealers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
Certlned from record, . tV A1- w lIIo 25 3w GEO Ma WOODRUFFv Judsaoi
$ ar a Court of, Probate holden at Litehfi.l
 tA within and for the district oof 1itehfial

|" ara Court of Probate holden at Litehi.ld "A within and for the district G1of Liteh6eld on the l7th day of September A.. D. 1869. 7c
 Present, Geo. M Woodruff. Esq, Judge, of tho last will and testament of Wealthy Hotchkiss, late of Litcbfeld within said dis trlct deseased This Court doth decree tn 1t six onths be allowed and limited for the credit of said estate to exhibit their claims aytiL st the same t0 the said ex ecutof and df. ftets that public notice De given of this |. order by advertising m ia qsvspsper ,pu 6lished in hitehteid a and by osting copy thereof on the public signpost in safd town of Litch6eld nearest therplace where the deceased last dwelt
 . Certified from Record e'" 'H Al 'N' A 3we.s GEO. M. WOODRUFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
s.HoU sE & 70 T
FORSALEsAooAp

. HOUSE S0x30 with L 1Lx27 with veranda III on south side and back of sk9ssssT con tafn.ng l3 rooms wo5dhOnse 2Ox22. Barn 28x &C., 8 large bearing, and 50 young. thrifty graf ted apple trees, 25 young bearing graps vines choice varieties .ati .ati. .'iss of spssIs plumb. cherry. and Evergreen trees, thrifty raspbekry vines, quincpwnd currant bushes cstoes walks each, maple and young elm trees on highway il. front. containing about two acres of land, located ole half s,iIe' frena. court house o" South St, kupwn as the Hempsteaa place, Within few year,, above 5000 Lave been spent in .epairs and isrbuiidihg the l. part = ana tence in front of $50 feet in length. Pfice $40O0. ..suzxa
 smalt [. energetic man. who. desires to beeome Interested in the Nurseay business Ndrsery and Farm 65 miles south of Chicago. on the III Ceatrsl x Rs cp ,tsiniug SO acres and Hp wards of 7sA A000 'viues, tree s&c fol. .,partiru- ilars.spq issd .r 1a .st1 Da& s!da al
 RIVERIUS MARSH,
 LitchfieId. Conn. or 37 Barclay A 23 3m ufCz s1E Stand 43~Park Place. N. Y
 aaH,. .e.. d ' .4 ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
"A "A COURT OF PROBATE HOLD

- en at COrnWall, within and for the District of Cornwall, on the 20th day of September, 1869.
 aa Present, Frederick Kellogg, Judge.
 |. On motion of Theodore s. Gold, Executur of the last Will and Testament of Samuel. w. Gold late of Cornwall, within said District deceased. This court doth decree that six months from the date hereof be limited and allowed for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the executor, and directs that public notice be given of this order by publishing the same in . newspaper printed in Litchfield County and by posting copy thereof on the public sign-post in said Cornwall nearest the late residence of the de- 2s 1'' Certified from Record, a.-,.f.o .tsl | 25 3w po' THEODORE KELLOGG, Clerk. A T Court of Probate holden at Plymouth h "A within and for the District of Plymoath on the 2lst day of September, A. D. 1869. Present, Augustus H. Fenn, Esq. :, Judge. On motion of Elias O.. Stoughton, Exesutor
 of the last will and testament of John Davis. late of Plymouth within said district, dsceas, ed. This coart doth decree that six months ! be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibittheir claims against the same to the executor; and directs that public notice
 be given of this order by advertising in . news paper published in Litchfield, and by posting copy on the public sign post in said town of | Plymouth. nearest inc place where the deceas- ed last dwelt. ra poT
 Certified from Record,
 25 3w AUGUSTUS H. PENN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
PRESUMPTION AND CANCER CURED.

|, .fl tgs
 Ny grand-moths i aad1 several eauntss Sand cousins died of consu mption! Nj yDother had | . c4ncs rs L,wass tsksn swith 6 bad cVugh which had affected me l8 months; 12f months ate my cough cOmmsnceds cancers began in both breasts. shich grew rapidly for 6 mOnths, hard cancero is Jumps in both breasts In this state ,4 called on you with bus little hope, asAboth my lungs were affected, and acanc sf iine each breast. Consumption and cancer seemed td struggle which would destroy me first. n had suffered much from dyspepsia. Your reme dies, with the concentrated cancer mineral spring water have wholly cured me. l have been perfectly well for two months; no cough or sxpectoration; no swelling in my breasts; no dyspepsia; no pain or suffering.s livery
 where am strong and able to perform all my duties. took medicines for four tmonths.jE S~e Thankfully yours.
 D O (Gigned) SARAH J. EMEnsoK.
 All idissases.successfully treated by letter. rE.{ ,Gfts n GTGG 2s A ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
T2e "'' Certified from Record, r...-s.g.o .ta
 i25 3w eo' THEODORE KEII OGG Clarh
Ji A Ia Court of Probate holden at LitchHeld "A within and for the District of Litchfie,d

l A Ia Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld. E "A within and for the District of Litchield on the 22d day of September A. D. 1869
 s Present, Geo. M. Woodruff, Esq Judge
 On motion of Frederick D. MeNei Executor of the last will and te-tamant of Susan Jsnns late of Litchfeld within said district de ceased. ~ This Court doth decree that six tors of said estate, to exhibit, their claims against the same to the said Executor and di- rects that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper published in Litch6eld County and by posting a copy there of on the public signpost in said town of Litchtield nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. aT x 13S1@ghdL .a, 1T '4j'Nh
 Certified from record, j. to bo.1e1Ins 25 Sw s4. GEO M.c .cWooDRUFF, Judgsoi
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07

cNpkN 1ED@.A,l ioat of employment n, n to
 w Canvass for new Religious Work, oi rare merit, peculiarly adapted to the young, but equally entertaining and instructive to ali and ipyaluable to every christian family; un- equal ed in elegance and cheapness; being zem- sbeflfshed with nearly 300 engravings. Expe. rienced agents and others venting a work that will sell at sight, should secure choice ofterri tory at once. For part iculars, terms, Sc.. ad- dress P. GARRETT & C0. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
1E 5: s fsteiiis Fsaisy phy .ioian.

New Edition sAucA sasE ged. 90 pages
 with np6st yssusbls additions sent fee to an, sddrssss~~ Write t6aDr. 5. S.MTCH, TIA Broaa way, New York. 9
 lh. D. ; Fitch will be st the Tontne Hotel, Rev Haveu, saturday Jan. 2S, 1859. and every zd saturday astsr frem, SAs ,m.y until ! P. III, c0nsultati0n fres. -f ice s.ao1 =. 3af
 Dr. !: 5. Fitch successfully treats all yohron- te diseAss Of all or any part of the human s}s- lse@s ....-1ari aaiia l..a stl.isa sA-- [. ]
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
"Xt vEsrks Like c CharDs!'

@G wW WpAyx A<eAC GS Se&eSHA AHGs 6 Haveyyon HsaaAOief use Henae,s Magic Oil! Have you roothachei Use Rsnne's Magic Oil! Have you Neuralgia Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have you Rheumatismi Use Renne's Magic 0ii! Havs you Sofe Threatf Use Renne.s " lag gio Oil! Have you SciAticaf Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have you . RTuisef q Use Renhe'e Magic Oil! Have you Crampsi Use Rsnne Magic Oil! Have yoa Cholera kor- go is19 'S s241e s'' '' bust .-lt..s 70 Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have you LAmenesssl Use Renne,s Magic Oil! This Is the best family remedy to cure all kinds of pain, yoa ever tried. aya0~}
 It Is clean. Asafe aud delicions to use, and if yop, use 1t faithislly is vii do you good. .aa in0 Directions ene eachi bottle. Buy 1t of the Droggist pr AsrGhanss yhs5s; you 2trase; If 1t at your request, and sell you the Genuine Renns's Magic Oil. sssths manufacturers low est price at retail
 wM.RENNB, Sole Pr6pfistor.
 SiS1kA0 and Manufacturer.
 ,..s, .n Pittsield, Mass. E soidi6 Litch6efd by Vessels & Gates.s also by A. Q, Smith, and by t'rugsisss Merchsnts and Grocsrs. cs-.-I sat ts s.a
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
sWRAr EVERY PERSON NEEDS.

s home remedy for habituai costiveness 'T would
 wise s thoss who troubled with Dyspspsia Cosye- ns4 Piiss Bilious Headache, any form of Indises
 taon, to use DR HARRI6ON's PERIsTALIO LOZEN- 0Ka"-xIIsHA HUNTINGTON. Ex-IAeut. Governor ef Massachusetts, For sale at No. Fremont Temple Bcsson, by E. A. HARRISON CO., Propristors, and bw au arusRisss Mailed for co cents ''2"" Al 2m
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
One Dollar for Each Article.

We dD not offsr single a,ti cle ot merchan
 disc that can be sold Dy regular della CTS at our price We do not asx you tV'tuy' goods of us aules. Wa Can sell theu cheaper than you Can
 ain tneln in any Other way .-whiie tue
 reate.r tmrr ot our z,soods are sold at avout
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
OAEMiLLlON'DOLLAR

OASE MAI AlO4S gDOLA1xAA Aa 0e
 :. Our facilities for trausacting .this qimm anss
 business are better than ever before We have age1ts m all the principal cities to purchase goods from the manufacture,s. Tmpoi ters. and ! others for Cash, and often at an immense sac-
 ri6ce f,om the original cost of produe:.ou. !. Our stock consists, in part ct the following sShawis, Blanket. Quilts. Cot;ons, Cling
 hams, Uress Goods. ;Eabls Linens, Towels, Iio siery. Gloves Skirts. Corseis efsc. % .Li Siivel-Piated Ware, spoons plated O. Nickel
 Siiysr, Dessert Forks. i've e-bottIe aplsted Cass
 t0rs. 5Brittannia Ware. Glass Ware, fable and
 Pocket Cutlery, in great variety.
 Elegant French aad German Fancy Goods, Beautiful Photograph Albums. the newest au q
 choicest styles in Morroco' and velvet bird' ings.S tns s, .A.r,4ig egr,F
 Morocco Travelling Bags. Handkerchist end Glove Boxes, Sc A--- st
 < Gold and plated Jsweler, ,@of the ], newsst styles 4 itnasAeil4 u k. As> .s S1 @ We have also made arrangements with some of the leading publishing houses, that will en- able us to sell the standard and latest works
 of popular authors at about oue half the reg ular price: such as Byron, Moore,i Basns. Mii-
 ton and Isnnys.n.s Works. in faIl Gilt aud
 Cloth Bindings,--a hundreds of others. l-~ h.co amt inu far
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07

(0 O00 READ ERSvand Speakers 1V,VVV..wpnted to buy 5ths Akrst edi. ton of "lOO Choice Selections No. F." con
 tsining one hundred .of the latest good thing, for recitation, de, lamation, school reading ,Sc 4npeetry aud prose. Send 30 cents for sam vle to P. GARRETT & O., Philadelphia, Pa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
arog FORosgAI E. .aH .a

Eoh aroY FORoegA4 R, .an .s | EEroo .b4oat1afi bna gsvaH vsE
 |se1reScv "A good, ENms Htajpineeabqf k f,.k l60 acres. with Dwelling House, Isf S Barns Eepd potheEni oatbuildiDgs, |a ssHs Said farm is in good state of culti- |nsq vation. suitably divided into mead |oN. plow and pasture, witK plenty of wood ktpated in tfls town of Hamden. about one
 mile from MtsCasma station and iChufcR. hisc
 miles trQm Nav. Haven. and outhe main road
 tSfWslipgfofd and Meriden. For rfafthsr par-' |1cnlsrs inquire of the ols ssubscriber on the
 25Iz.sa T q Dt a'i~ E.B. PAYNE al4 ..a rvspruozg IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07

"A PACHIGssRAILWAf ItG(t0L1paLLA,4AaN
 !$6,50Q.Q!00. l. We b.g leave to armour se that .ye have ac. cep'sd tho e +ssdey qt'ns " | n Kansas Pacific Railway Co. !, For the sale of it's I BNs New Seven pei effbeataatt,irhiirty etatt.,, Thirty Year
 Gold Loan Free from Tax. This Loan amounts to) Sc, 800. ooe.yU Y90 FIRST MORTGAGE LAND--GRANr
 AND SINKING FUND BoNDssve secuted upon the extension of the RaiIway from near Sheridan. in Kansas, to Denver Col orado, a distance of 237 miles, of which 12 miles are complsted,apd ths'fssti is under aconstruo- tion. It is aso:a Mort on the road, the Roll ing stock and franchise Of this fist class railway besides; now running through the state of Kan sas,
 And in Successful operation
 "a 3 for 437 miles i 'GuIAL0LA II west of the Missouri River, and earning al- ready enough to meet all of it's expenses and existing obligations, besides slss & xbsaa MORE THAN rHs. .l,shfaaansr UPON THIS NEW LOAN!
 
 h addition to this the bonds are also secured bysa first mortgage of the GOvERNMENTaLAND-GRANT OF
 THREE MILLION ACRES. extending in alter nate sections on either side of the track, from the s94th mile post in Kan these lands are to be invested by the trust ees ins the [ per cent Bonds themselves up to l20 or ip '. B. Bonds, as ,a
 A Sinking Fund for the Redemption of o the Bonds
 The land. embrace son, of the 1hhnsttl finest DOT tions of the magnificent territory of Colorado, including coal feld and pinery. The Com pany alEo holds as an asset another tract of THREE MILLIONS oY ACRES @IN THE
 .TySTAEEr0FKAASASs gVy and although not pledged as security for this loan their possessf adds largely to the Company's wealth and credit, q We Idstfmits the aIdfAho ,cdJo0 s4u VALUE or THE CoxpisYs PRoorr.ssRrr PROPHET COVERED 70 E
 BY THIS MORTGAGE, AT $23, ,0OO, ,O0O | ,Aa NET, WHILE THE LOAN Is .@ MrREly 86 5fJ0 N11A | ,.a2 .EAllaJGI9 / n
 o1 riSl. G,fIrst iAi2sq5 rhiRsIu R'sIuY'l,,5XEEE HEARS A1E'|si! T1 Ts1pB BpN' from May I, 1869, and will pay. ,os hoa syo r SEVEN PER CENT. INTEREST IN GOLD 'ssmi-annu.lly. on May and NdSv. l, and are
 ,sFreeI from t Govelnment i-bta ta oTaxatiOn: bnA zIA10 .osI . us ssIaI i2AIEna I-s.oi 3Iit ls 9;As lsf 1. the Company paying tn, tax.
 The PRINCIPAL of the Loan is made payable in GOLD. in the sity of New York, but saoh coupon will be 7 Payable ihsErenkfsft, Ienaoa or Kstv'York
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
.DiSs0lHti0m..e

NOTlcE is hereby given that the Firm of nS psIFI Is capEeP; 4 his day indebted te said firm are requested to call and settle thesame without delay .7Te1a sai ie aS''
 s4lsiisa essds gGi1ipuI. 0. PERRY.ssa- < Falls EHhge Sept ls,l 1869, ' 1'e'.s1 q ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
'.s WANTED.

aS1K experienced girls to work on Sewing
 NJhMachines; also. goods msnders. ELAJN7 WILD MFa. oG., APlainvilie. Ct. A sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
GREAT ECONOMIZER aF-sRAcE.
TIE 4fHso oAsHEaaANIDi EaA AIDi' 'DsoMBiINaqid eBEDsrEAD:

4gA9 wOu6eut shows the Bedstead it appears
 with the Crib or single bedstead not in use; the C fother represents the Bedstead withfhe sf$&eh-s
 msnt drawHout It can be endreBEBepaEaseds
 ftom tbe Be1stead and rolled about ai pleasure.
 By lifting the foot of the Crib, the legs drop
 doFp though hollow posts, and are fastened by
 ,single 'bcits bringing the crib on . level with |p0 the bedstead. The same process with the head. fv The head and foot boards folded down over hen not Tie Crib contb the bod made u for ave single bedstead Crib each side required, nd occupying day. only the space of one bedstes Beecker St. second block west of Broadway, New York ressing c. O. TRACY. as abeye Send for circulars.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07

the mattress when not in Bedstead can have . singl four personss and occupy
 Sa1esroom, 97 Bleecker for sale by addressing G.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07

5E0RaF@Thonszxd= cAssass -of aoods wero
 E shipped from our house ia one year. to families. clubs, ard merchantss In every part of the country, from Maine ts-s California
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07

~ rsftF v
 secured upon the extension of the Railway from near Sheridan. in Kansas, to Denver Col
 orado, a distance of 237 miles, of which, 12 miles are completed and thsIfssti is under sconstru uo' tion. It is also:a Mortgage on the road, the Roll
 ing stock and franchise Of this fist class railway besidss now running through the state of Kan sas,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-06
Foreign Gossip.

1T is the fashion of some Paris papers to
speak of the toilets of the monde and de01i.
monde in the same breath. Two members of
the aristocracy have written to the GoutOis to
demand that their wives names may not be
mentioned, In case the editor transgresses he
will be liable 10 fine, according to the law
Gulloutet.
Charles XIV, King of Sweden aud Norway,
has published, at Stockholm a pamphlet of
sixty pages with the title, Ideas and Rehec-
cIusion of the royal author is that the armies
which have become go large since the French
Revolution must be reduced. He would have
them weaker in numbers, but improved in
quality and organization. ..
In Vienna the Government forbids the
parodying of public characters at masked balls.
AZ one of the entertainments recently given In
that city two visitors appeared dressed up as
Count BismaIk and Baron Beust, and walked
about arm-in-arm. This tentative proposal of
an alliance between the two nations so lately at
war was received with marked dissatisfaction
by the crowd; and finally the two diplomats
were seized by the police. Austria has not yet
forgotten koDlggratz,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-06
Markets by TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoRK. Feb. 6.--stooks firm but unsettled.
Cole 1885, Exchange l09. k-2Os, 1852 l13s; do. 1854
no. do 1866, III al new Ito; 1867 1OaS; lO.4Os 1855
Virelnia IS, 6A; Missouri es. s8: Canton Co., 50:
Reading s5u; Hudson River; l@53i Michigan Central,
ll91a; Michigan Southern, g3 Illinois Central 1885,:
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 81; Cleveland and Toledo.
l04: Chicago and Rock Island, 1929; Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne, 1l9.
NEw YORK Feb Cotton hrmer; sales of $500 b ales
at 3Ol4c. Flour quiet aud without decided change;
sales of 1900 barrels. Wheat dull and without decI.
ded change Corn steady sales of 20 600 bushels mixed
Western at s93c. Oats hrner; sales Of % bush.
els at 766D5Sc. Beef quiet. Pork firm; new Mesa
tsS@8260 Lard dull steam rendered, 2O%d02OzSc.
BALTM IRE. Feb. a-Cotton' firm. mlddling uplands
30 cents. Flour quiet and inactive. Wheat dull:
sales Of prime Pennsylvania at 81 SOl s8 Corn dull
prime white at S7gSSc.: yellow tat SdDST receipts
small Oats firm at 706D75c. Rye dim at kI5o0Dl 90.
Pork firm at s9s Bacon active: rib sides l74@Dlsc.:
clear do, NA0I9c shoulders, l5A@l6c, Hams, 2Oc.
Lard quiet at 2lc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-06
stock Quotations by TeIegraph-1P.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE

DISTRICT COURT No. l-Judge Stroud.-In the
case of Behrens vs.. Raseh. an action of eject.
ment, before reported, the jury, after having
been out two days and nights, this moraing
returned a verdict for the defendant.
DISTRICT COURT No. 2-Judge Greenbank.-
FLOR, Richards IL Co. VS.. w. Q. Vinyard & %.
An action to recover on book account. The
defense alleged that plaintiffs had agreed to be
dict tor defendants.
Peter Peifer aud wife vs.. John Gillhllen. An
trial.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Judge Peirce.-
Sarah Ann Weimuth VS.. William N. Davis. An
action to recover for the board of child Ver-
dict for plaintiff. SAB.
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS. Two Courts
were held to. day one by Judge Allison and one
by Judge Brewster, but there was nothing of
Interest before either.