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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-06
THE COURTS.
VELOCIPEDE PATENTS.

In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday,
the suit Of W. Smith agt Calvin Witty was heard. The
paIntG charged that the defendant had infrnged on
lis patents for improvements in yelocpedes and prayed
that Injunction be granted He ayerred that Philip W.
Mckenzie Of Jersey City had obtained at various times
patents for improvements ve0cipedes each for
u years, and had sold the 20 him; that he Smt)
lad great trouble and expense been manufacturing
for sale VelOcipedes made under said patents, and
That nc will realize large gains therCTrom II infringe
meuts prevented that various parties In different
PARTS Of the United States have acknowledged the
validity Of his smith claim 70 said patents. and have
taken license hereunder, bn that Witty has continually,
violation 81 his sniths) rights, made and sold veoc
pedes containing the improvements patented as above
stated, and that he Is sin dong Smith
further says that despite due notice on his
part Witty has refused 10 desst from Infringing these
patents. lie therefore prays that Witty may be enOiDed
from continuing these alleged iEfrngements; that he
may be compelled 10 pay him Smith the profits BE has
acquired and the damages he tSmth1 has sustained by
such alleged nfrngements and that witty be compelled
make discovery Of how many velOcipedes infringing,
alleged. MS sntih9 patents he has made and how
many lee has sold. motion for Witty show why
Inc redress asked should not be obtained Will be made
0nd argued within few days
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRs.

The Board of Aldermen met at 2 o'clock yes
terday afternoon President Conan In the chair. The
only business Of public importance transacted was con-
cnrring with the Board OF Assistant Aldermen in adopt
Ing resolutions taking suitable notice Of the death OF
Assistant Alderman John Pettgrew.
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen met at o'clock yes
ferday afternoon President Monaghan in the chair.
resolution presented and referred 10 the Committee
Stree improvements requesting the Street Commits
soner TO submit to this Board statement OF the amount
expended for street repairs out OF the appropriation or
1l250OO included in the Tax Levy Of 1868 Resolutions
adopted giving to the Sullyans NJ E. Church t208
10 pay assessment 10 the Infrmary for Women and
Children $4,000 to carry ont the objects OF their insu
ton directing the Street Commissioner to the
liberty poles at the functions Of West Broadway and
&ranklinst aud West Broadway and Beaoh-st to pave
Maidenlane, Eleventhave., between Thirtythird and
Thirty fonrth-sts, and Ffthave, from Fiftyn to
Sixty ninth-sts, with Belgian pavement; giving to S.
mothys Church 81 S5 81 20 pay said property
and the Church Of the IntercessOn 49 to pay an
assessment.
City Chamberlain Peter r. Sweeny has paid into the
City Treasury 1904 7s interest the moneys belong
ing 20 tho city aud county in his custody for the month
of March, and this amount added to previous deposits
a similar character makes grand total Of S2l 661 81
which Is credited 10 this account.
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CorPr CAIENDARs-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Non-enumer-
ated motions Preferred causes. ~
SUPREME COURT RCUTT.-PART mo Cal
euda PART Sos S;2 ilSs 2S Sl6 iis se iso m 1885,
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-Held by BAR
xLRD Court opens at 1880 Court hsh I CscI, Far!
2 a. a. a. "a rs &C. ~ o. % 49, 81 % 49, g. 9 Issues OF Law
Ia 49, l4J l las 49, l ltd lAy laO l9t l9l,
la I53 la. l55. $50, ISL, 1853, 1S9 100 - - - =.
SUPREME T-CHAaBERs.-Nos 16, As, 81, CO.
90 "a SO, IO8 49, l44 l4o. 1901. Csll-No. l6l 80
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRrAL TERM.-Part I--Nos. 92O,
eg6 s2s s42 S9I $40 $50 3S 3J4 36, S. 10 a. 81 IA 1T
COMMON PLRAs-General Term Calendar. 49,
23g 2l4 1882 $780, 2l9l 2l92I 2l99 alg Hls HOo a9oI
22 22 22O6 22O7 zoe 2lO, Al2 lS l5 ZIG 20 z2i III
2z2L
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIoNs.-Held by Recorder
HscIe-The People agt MArFOnI forgeui ,gt
Fredt Bogue obtaining goods by e peenses Sme sgt hdw
Walsh forgery; David Andrews and Adam hopp a1d
env same receiving goods sst James
wilson burglary Thos Donney robbery hg Water
Sheppard srcen sgt simon Le5eek gAhd larceny
same AIT Michael Cannon. burglary
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CIVIL.

In the case of Blatchford agt. Ross, President,
&C. nhe American Express suit. Mr. Justice Cierke In
~ Snecial Term yesterday, decided Ill favor OF the
dependants the ground that the action at eastn part
eeks TO annu contract between the Merchants Union
and American Express Companies, and that TO such an
action the American Express Company Is a necessary
party. The plaintiffs have leave to amend
Abernethy agt. The Church of the Puritans-
There was quarrel among the congregation OF tne
Church the Puritans account OF which large num-
Der seeded. Immediately aferward, their pews were
advertised for sale public auction for forfeiture ON
the complaint OF the plaintiff Judge Cardozo granted an
Injunction restraining the sale OF the pews Inc de-
PENDANTS appealed and the matter was argued over o
wear ago The General Term has just rendered It's dee
sion Judge DAILY writing the opinion. reversing the g
ment the Court below and directing that tho injunction
be dissolved. .I o.
National Park Bank agt. the Ninth National
Rank-Tbls was motion In tho Supreme Court General
Term by the plaintiffs to advance the above cause as
preerred cause on General Term calendar under the
provisions OF section Of the Revised Statutes 18th
mage $50 These provisions that all issues OF act
and law In suits against any corporation or joint stock
association for banking purposes Issuing bank notes or
any kind OF paper credits TO circulate as money shall pc
preferred on the calendars The Court held that the
defendant within the description, anu inaI INC
cause was O preferred cause
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enough jurors present to impane jury 50 inc OOu'

cnougb Jurors present to mpane jury so the Court au
iourned till IL O'Clock this morning
AT the Essex Market Police Court, YESTERDAY,
John Meistcr OF No. ll5 Thirdst. was neid ny e
Mansfield in 800 bail charge OF violating sno nan
law ON Sunday last. Thomas Quniai, youa"S I'll NV
was committed for examination on enaigo ,rs 81 the
Mr. Thomas A. BrOcway. one OF the prOpetot - ~ so
NewYork Hotel, Of stealing table clOth worth Si' ~
the hotel on
In the United States Commissioners O u. ,Ss
yesterday before Commissioners Osborn tho yoc agt
IT. q aSf Farnham H. Tucker, and the stn ~ Ter ler
Thomas f. Ray came up This case IN w,i,e iiing and
Revenue officer is charged with black na, rty ac.
Raw distilier is charged with bribery eaeh pa new Of
the other was Summed up, but nOlhnE eseryed
importance was developed. The Commissioner
his decision. . 1.t vectar-
At the Jefferson Market Police Co oInn1vsy was
dow Michael slyerston OF No. 1877 West pa chain and
committed on charge of receiving Sac coIored boy
ofer articles valued in all at $6 IRON e ~ Mr. Reode
who IL is alleged stole them from Tue aud TWENTY
EcTrs 81 fhe intersection of sver CHARGE Of
second John Stone held 70 tbs publie Streets
I'm" ca lille on Sunday last through 'up puD0 "a ISiIo
Gtvs ton Of The ordinance Mary morgan ana Ela
III O.h .,onno vomen were committed lor ,eAd
Drake oOtn YOUNG Hnt preferred by Messrs Chas A.
Pb aud John puts OF NO 42S broadway that on i a
anu obbed their store OF 90 yards of black SILK
valued al $50.
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RECEIpTs or PRODUCE.

Pr Vess>ls aud Railroads
APE aaO73 bales Cotoo a9lf bills -Four 2,9t hash Corn
e hush Oats $50 bush Malt IS bush PIsee So bush Beans
$50 bbA Corn Ib Refined Petr9lsar 32 e Spt, To-,
Meats 60 pkg Laid l35 Lard u pkS Ashes 100 pEs Bat
ter lit pigs Cheese 10 pkgs Taog pigs Dfi Faif % pigs
Cake Copper bbs WHISKY 10 bbs Eggs n bales
Wool 45 Hemp 3ii Hops 6s7 Sides Leather HIDES
Hides 26 hh< Tybaceo s73 and To
baecS 379 bb Molases "a bids Mos 9S bags Cotton Seed
6 pkga Rice 500 boxes Starch, 1850 bags Peanuts.
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regular quarterly dividend of five per cent payable
demand.
The earnings Of tho Chicago and Alton Railway for
the month OF March
e99 64s rs s2s7 0si oe Increase si2eeA ~
TABLE OF ne Acreage Amount Of Loans, SDeete Ceuta
lion, Deposits aild Legal Tenders up Me Banks OF me
city ofhep York for he iceek eilding saturday. apr"
g. 1850
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK-For the safe-keeping, and protection
from fire and burglars of Securities OF all kinds, IN
GLIDING Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages. Wills. aud Dia-
monds and valuable Jewelry Of every description
An inspection Of the vault constructed by The Ma
tiona Park Bank in their new building viii at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfecy
attainabe security has been reached. and at an ex-
tremey moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor The officers will take pleasure in showing
the vault on application. '-- 's
TIE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of tho ROCKFORD
Rock ISLAND AND ST.. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY,
pay both the Principal and Seven per Cent Interest
LIST Feb and LIST Aug-in GOLD com, free of Govern
ment tax.
limited amount only of these Bonds may be had
at par and accrued interest in currency. of Il. Il.
BoopY, Treasurer, No. II wali-st, or Of HENRY
CLEws & Co.. Bankers No. 80 wall-st.. New. York
Public and Private Buildings Ventilated by
H. A. GoUGR, no. Isl Broadway. N l. r... .---r.. r
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GRAIN. PROVISION AND OTHER MARKETS.

+. -g raw. MONDAY. April s. 1865.
AsHHs-The market steady snd moderately aciive sales VI ~ bb
at 81 Ts0s8 for Pots. and 80 i2ta 80 Is for PearS
ECOTTOEThe to-day beea dcoursns ana
holders pressing shade easier and The oas
which 66J tsken by spisse
and We quote foloNs
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CRIMINAL.

The April term of the Court of General SEES
tOBs began yesterday morning Judge Bedford presiding
ia tho absence OF Recorder Iackett. There not
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ac Corree f9 se6slo Qnercitron Bark-No STEADY 90
sa Flour dul and sso.aog. barely I;a0es Spsfs's ssS
s1 Wheat very quiet; Red 6OSsi e5 Amber 81 Ta ~ Is
Western 73e1Sc PnHsy saDis G9oc Groceries gSehapged
Frovsons Inactive Whisky don 8, DE 81
nS,J wHsa, srpsr and ineTe sales 81 81 ioS q s
SSoa 20 Strictly Prime Red IS for Choice de- and ~ Choice
S .. nn GS ssss b.r.; al sS va Ss' IS
Spring Rye 81 1881 "a WHISKY Se Pors ps",nSi
doing heavy; shoulders Ile Clear RIB sides l6lc Clear
Slides lie Lard doll at ia DISC Cattle 10 nSys sis
Cora a.OOO bush Oats AGO bush. Barley.
BuFEAIo Agl SFSor dal and unchanged wheat Sas
nal Rye negeL Peas 81 2 Oe track Seeds si.sy q s,sos
Barley lover sale. q 700 bush Canada &C - 30 'aeA ana
April 6Floe unchanged Usia .aehsnseh Sss
Que Mdng, s02'lc Mess Porn 6e AZ III & COUNT! NJ.
Clear Sides l6g Clear sides tG Lard dull sales at Se TO"
LcuIsrtR ASY sTObaeeo-ssr. 50 bhds Iass % Neiss
Leaf s59$ll, Pair SIS Gotten 26e Mess Pork sJ 49,
Sides. he Bulk Aeats-Saeudels Jei Clear sues caSs,
IS 1at6 Wheat, 81 4oasl 90 Corn. 6odeSe Oats O'"'S
oswsao n T. Artl S-Four aesdy unchanged .as. O.
bills at SO 70 r No sp ing 81 70 Tor Amber mc r. "a
SsS for W. WIN S VA az s co
bush. ~ o. Oats Id IOe for western ~ 80
hs5 at 81 for Canadian Rye Inactive SG Mir. 10 PEI
Prelghts FlOar-To Boston, 9e 10 Ns"-' -
IwaTxEs April S-Plour Aul ard unchanged wses' qa' ~
9 lOi for No. Il 81 oGl for Oats nominal Con- IA I'D
for Rejected New Rye steady q ~ u TO- No 600 M IoSr
bush Wheat, 5000 bush Corn ShPme"''-'0'0 '0' '''N
DETROIT Apr srou que, discharged whea-si'I1 "HSs
81 'Si No White 81 50, NeG 81 81 No l A""'' - -
ToSKbo kpn SoTcsr dull uohus ong w1s,IAsS,eS,r .
s.s,s Af :a q's l cor A dsn q heap
No. D. 81 IS Barley dull Canada 0GsTed al w. N"1'-'
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THE MARKETS.
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MosDAY. April s. 1882
P.eyeA Cows YEAS Sheep knd LAnba BNfne Total
tTca 80 III 1880 1894 1878
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II
FOURTH EDITION
Tbi, cooul.r Ansu,I is nov ready and contains;
Astronomical for the Year, Rhps Tides Hssst', he
IL Regular Csnda Rrg and Setting Of Sun ,nd MoO', High
water and sb.ugs. of The Moon for all the country
ILL., TIE ira Spsn on M M
". POIasll Platform, q ,9ss Va; co.,.
s-Letters q Aee.ptsoes BY Gen o,st .nd NJ co,L
S~Tbs long Struggle for Csnaiisls With III. several
s-LsttsTs q Acceptance By Gov. Seymour and o.u
e-e.n Blair, celebrated Bro,dhs,d Latter -,
Law P.Ia q: b. i S,s SSr q cGDs full "''' all
VI Cabinet Msmbsn-sUpIens Covr-hHss" 70 other sosns..
I Members OF the House Of Representatives. With States
Districts AID poliicL
List Ofs.naiof, ar a, chosen. politically .l.,ds.i
List Of Msnb.sof the House Of Representatives BIZ s'i
Ps':i: ~ petite q o. ;:s Ssbus Deb. .a .
Statement sIpsns.s ss.fs.s..l.s Of
ts Gov,rnos tpocily 3saoisd their salaries Tim, their
s,s. ssSs o Occur cs e.ed ~. :s. ,..
x Es.Oa ss!.In-fo OGe. ,..rP sy oSSs Of s' yo,: e.,
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XII R.esat Election, for Delegates Congress" aud other sasu
Kill ssm@iJ q R..,S, PfssSsHaa E.aoss showing ID. ,
State. ard tie vast increase In 1853
EorEws make record Of tbs 'ss
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

Apt sill mConsols 80 ard 81 for
the account Pesery Bonds quiet ssd steady
at s3r Stocks steady; Ee 24i iuois CeDusl6s 81
yEEPpoL April Sill The Cotton market opened qnes At ~
a,2iL Miiag Upands l2i hddhng Orleans; Con.
quarter for New Mixed Western Wheat s eeuta for Calf
fornia White ...-l a. -
ewt Liuseed Oil e29 Is aG3O p tan .. N
LONDON April ST. mCOusols 81 for both and hd
sJ Stocks steady Eries 2l Illinois CeBtrss si
Atlantic nd Great western. nj Oh ....--..
pr Central for No Red Western PORK. 09l6 = bbL
Eastern Prime Rosiu, l6i y eat for hne d. :. .
HAvRg April 5COou opens at lt6 francs c"t Tor Tres Ord
nse on the spot aud las for LoT Ml3dliug ahoat
LoNpoN Aph m-COEs close as 80 for both and
the account United Twenty bonds quiet 8 stocks
steady; Rre 2lI Illinois and Great Western ~
FRAskToEr April 5uned States Five Twenty Bonds 81 for the
issue Of 1861 --.
LrvERrOcL April $50 mThe Cotton osTket closed dn Ma
ding Upnds i2d aaoat l2t hsdhug Orleans IT'D
sales 100 bales Refined Petroleum., 1924 p gallon
LoxDos, April 5Talow, 434i66 cSt Lfnseed OIL as of
y tub 80 -
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The Michigan Southern Railroad earned in March
1859. st51ta 1863 bal, i97 GnsreDe...s1at
Tho transactions at tho Office Of Treasurer,
were Receipts for Customs so5,OOO Receipts for Gold
Notes t1ooo; Total Receipts, sl9O9.3a 81; Total Pay.
mcuts. tco5.3@ c.; balance. ts7.ioa,2SJ 90. VA
Tho f!gol National gauk " New York has declared It's
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90 @kum it map GOnttrH.

NIATRIMONIAL.-A educated young gentle
W. nAu make the sequaibtsase % nts
young LADY with view 70 nsinOny Address CONFIDENCE Do
No Tribune Omce.
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rrO PRINTERS-Use the PATENT C0MP0
sfTIoN for PRIS fHRs ROLLERS that does not b,su inl
crack Give tnsl td yoa s continue 70 use Orders sots
kow.YOrk. e..
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NELOCIPEDES.-Pat Feb. II, 1862.
PATBETRD NOVEMBER TO- lg6G
Patented March 10, 1915.
Broidrsy
Ia connection wtb lis Immense carriage warooms No Ga BroadS
bis and daily receiving
prominent veocpeds manufacturers 10 the UBed States
prepared OIL orders with dispatch. Prices from go 10 S1
liberal discount 10 purchasers Of sir or more
TCEA hereby cautioned against buying selling
using any velocpee onsng wheels that the give motion
wheel ub the sane properly stamped Patented New
20. 1856" bT authorized psrieA PersoRI
81 MAKING, USING. SELLING BUYING OR IMPORTING
from Paris elsewhere Veloepdes violation Of right tie
render themselves liable 10 prosecution and the
payment fdAmageA Manufacturers -
+. -.t. PARTICULARLY CAUTIONED ....
against procuring licenses 70 make such tEohed Velodpies from
who claim them unless
my authority. Information Of lnirlngemeGts solicited 49,
It . CALVIN WITTY Broadway. sev.York.
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d McDERMITT, STEWARD of the
L. POOR and HOUSE OF EMPLOY
MENT, an account sDtth DIRECTORS OF
POOR CAMBRIA COUNTY.
1865. DIR.
Feb IA To cash reed from John
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'sLET Our MY GALA preacher in
frontier settlement had been collecting
money for some church object. There were
still some twenty dollars wanting, and after
vain efforts to make up the deficiency he
plainly intimated, as he locked the church
door one day after service, that he intended
to have that said twenty dollars before any
of them left the house. At the same time
he set the example by tossing FIVE dollars
on the table. Another put down dollar,
another half dollar, another quarter dol
lar, and so on. The parson read out, every
now and then, the state of the funds =
''That's seven and half my friends"
'eThat's nine and quarter" '"Ten and
six bits are all that's in the hat, friends
and Christian brethren. "Slowly it mounted
up. 'Twelve and half" Fourteen"
oFifteen.'' ''Sixteen and three bits" and
so on until it stuck at nineteen dollars and
fifty cents at only wants fifty cents,
friends, to make it upw Everybody had
subscribed, and not cent more was forth
coming. Silence reigned, and how long it
might have lasted it was difficult to say,
had not half dollar been tossed through
the open window, and u rough explanatory
voice shouted: "Here, parson, there's your
money, let out my gal,-I'm about tired OF
waitin' for her."
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4 MOlaS-
ses, 100 pounds Butter
A RTICLES MADE IN House,
"A 30 yards Linsey, 53 Shirts, 35 Sheets,
z Blouses, 20 Womans Dresses, Skirts, ~
pair Socks, "a Pillow Slips, 10 Chemise, II
Aprons, Sun Bonnets, 2 Hoods, 10 pair Wo-
mans Stockings, Pillows, 20 Bed Ticks, 25
Comforts, 4 Shrouds.
GTOCK ON FARM
~ head Horses, Is head Cattle, 43 head
Sheep, IA Hogs.
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Cambria
county, respectfully report that We have au-
dited. settled, and adjusted the accounts of
the Poor and House of Employment of said
county with George w. Oatman, Treasurer
thereof, according to law, and find balance
due the said Treasurer of Sixty-Seven Dol
lars and Seventy-Eight Cents.
Given under our hands this : day of jan
uary, 1859. d. A. LUTHER,
E. d. EVANS,
JAMES NULL,
-4uditors.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04
SM1TH's ALE.-In thctown of g :

SMITH ALE.-In the town of e.
there lived very humorous fellow by the
name of Joe Miller. There were but few
persons, young or old, in the little town.
who were not at some time Joe's victims.
Joe was a frequent visitor at the only inn
in the place, and was well known by all
the customers. 1t happened that, as bus
mess was pressing, the landlord determined
to hire bar-keeper, and accordingly tho
next day found new man serving the Gus
toners at the inn
When Joe arrived for. his usual cock
tail he eyed the new bar-keeper very close.
" for few moments, evidently to satisfy
himself that he'd never seen him before,
and stalking up to the counter, he demand
ed glass of ale. The new man immedi-
ately set it before him. Joe swallowed it
at drapght, and after wiping his mus
tache, asked the bar-keeper,
"Whose ale was that?'
Smiths" promptly replied the gin ven-
every good ale,' said Joe. BE kind
enough to hand another"
He got another and punished it as the
aforementioned.
ssW hose ale did you say that was ?" re-
peated Joe, this time more serious than
before.
Smiths, - replied the bar-keeper, aston
ished at the earnestness of Joe
"Oh, yes, just tell Mr.. Smith that I
called and got couple glasses of bis ale !;
he's a brother-in-law of mine. Good-day."
And Joe walked leisurely out of the bar
room, leaving the astonished and pertifed
B. K. to come to what conclusion he
might concerning Smith and his brother
in-laW.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04

A YANKEE who was travelling out West
was obliged to stay over night at hotel of
doubtful repute, in border town, where
bar room fights were the staple amuse-
ments. During the night he thought he
heard considerable disturbance, and in the
morning. on going down, found the land
lord sweeping up what he supposed were
cranes. He said to him: :" You have pret-
ty large grapes here" "Grapes! grapes"
said the landlord, " them's eyes, that were
gouged out here last night -
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04

By Commissions TO Collectors on
County, Poor and Military Taxes, 1,755 40
County, Poor and Relief Taxes. a,Oss CT
By 80 Deeds to County for Lands,
at So 81. ,....,... Ill 81
By Advertising 46 tracts of Lands.
at SO cts -. % 90
By Commission on ,796 IL at
80 per cent,. .-............ l,2s7 Sc
Balance in Treasurer's hands. $3.50 4S
Total. ................. s47, ,648 IA