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PHILADELPHTA.

4 GOOD CHANCE FOR INVEST
IA MENT.-The subscribers offer at pri-
vate sale their STEAM SAW MILL, situated
within a mile OF Cresson, Cambria county. 1t
is complete in every particular and IS in perfect
running order. The Engine is good new
and is 40 horse power. with double fue boil
er. There is good LATH MILL attached
to the Saw Mill. Also will be sold. MULES,
TRUCKS, SLEDS, WAGONS, &c. This is
an excellent opportunity for any person :. ishing
to engage in the manufacture of Lumber, as
the property will be sold at a great bargain.
Address LEMON e. BAFLEY,
March 10, 1670.-tf. Hollidaysburg, Pa.
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pa,crs OF De HAVEN & Bro. ,
:, : Third Street, Philadelphia, at 8
~ Nav 2, 1870:
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HAUTION.-All persons are hereby
~ cautioned against buying a judgment
note for $50, dated January 8, 1870, due July
.. l67O,) given by the undersigned to McNutt
& Furman, of Strattonville, Clarion county, as
we have never received value for said note and
are determined not to pay it unless the law
compe,s US 20 do so.
NICHOLAS vINROE.
H. j. GROUSE,
Ebensburg, May 5. 1878
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Farm eHa

If you want TO get the best Reaper and Mobc-
er manufactured. call at George Huntley' IS
ouse-Furnishing and Agricultural Depot
and see the famed "HTNA." or send for the
new pamphlet of grand improvements for
1870, sent free to any address.
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GRAND BUILDISG most imposing
structure on Market Street, if not in the
Whole city of Philadelphia. is Oak Hall since
Its enlargement. Taking all in all its six
stories, 1t covers 7l,eTe square feet.
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E{NRANK d. STORM, PRACrICAL SUR
4 vEYoR, EEBSsBURG, Pa Office on Cen
tre street, opposite Colonade Row. INV 5 }
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PAINT SHOP FOR SALE-The good will
and fixtures of a paint shop doing first rate
business in Johnstown will be sold on fair
terms if application is made within two
weeks. The impaired health of the proprie-
tor is his reason for desiring to sell. Call
on or address R. NELsE TAYLOR, Johnstown,
Pap. o. Box 4O4.
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WHOLESALE GRocERIEs.-James Connor,
of No 355 Liberty street, Pittsburg, Pa,
has now on hand large and we'll selected
stock of Groceries. Fish, Brooms, &C., &c.
He is the largest dealer in salt fish in the
city. and is prepared to offer superior in
ducements to retailers. He also manufac-
lures brooms. and dealers will find it to their
advantage to trade with him.
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reported that Gustave Flourcns, who Is
looked upon as the leader Of the rioters
has been arrested, but this Is not yet con-
firned. He Is said 70 have announced to
his mother before going from home to the
meeting that if RochGfort was arrested
she probably would never sec him again.
At this hour oil Is quiet.
In tho Corps LegiSlatif today, n. ker-
airy, one oi the liberal deputies, demand
cd 10 know why Rochef0rt was not ar.
rested before going to political meeting
where 5000 persons were assembled. 1t
was not necessary that this meeting
should have been thus disturbed anil the
people who were participating IN II
aroused to violence. The act Of the gov
ernmcnt was prOvOcatiOn 10 the distur.
Dances of which took place. a member
Of the ministry explained that the author.
itips had rclrained from Arrcsting Roche.
fort ut the chambers 10 avoid the scandal
10 which his arrest at such place would
give rise. He asserted TINT the friends Of
ROchetOrt were prepared TO make tho dem.
onstratiOn which they had mAde,and upon
this laCt the Ministry would rest the re-.
sInnsibility OF what had taken place, and
the country would judge between the
Ministry and the rioters. Flo said there
need be 10 unnecessary uneaSincss for the
people. The Government was animated
BY the hest sentiments towards them
The Minister Of the Interior followed
with the assertion thut the friends OF
Rocllcf0rt Ind determined upon demon.
stratinn lad Rochefort been arrested at
the Chambers.
NJ. Olivier praised the conduct Of the
police IN dealing with the disorder lie
Said they hnd acted with prudence nntl
humanity.
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News of the Day.

1t Is stated that Brazil has established
military station at Higueritas, which Is
at the mouth Of the river La Plata, and Is
a position commanding oil the internal
river commerce Of the South American
Republic. The attention Of our govern.
ment has been called to this hct.
A Iaborcr named Snyder, was cut in
two by train at Milbury, Ohio, Station,
on the Lake Shore Railroad, while at
tempting to crawl under the train from
one side to tho other, Tuesday night.
The colored people Of Cincinnati have
determined to celebrate the adoption OF
the Fifteenth Amendment by daylight
parade, and public meeting at night to
hear addresses. The celebration Is to be
held one week after the official publication
by the Secretary Of State that the amend.
ncnt has boon ratified.
Mrs. Amelia Hobbs Il;s been elected
Justice of the Peace Of Jersey Landing
township, Jersey county, Illinois, by Il
majority of 90. This Is the first woman
ever elected to office in Illinois.
The French Government Inns excluded
papaI currency from general circulation
In France.
In the Kansas Legislature, Monday, res
olutions were adopted, instructing the
Senators and requesting the Represents
tivcs to obtain the speedy adjustment OF
tho rebel Price raid clAims; memOrializing
Congress to protect The frontier; and pro
testing against the reduction Of the army;
asking Congress to appropriate money for
building Court House, Custom antl Rev:
Gnue office, at Leavenworth, and Federal
Court and Post Office, nj Topeka.
Tho Senate Committee OH Foreign Re-
lations have agreed to report lavOnbly on
the nomination Of Gen. Sickles ~ Minis
ter to Spain.
Tie Common Council Of Pittsburgh has
passed an ordinance providing for n paid
paid fire department.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Women in Wall Street.

..., NEW YORK, FeD. y.
The adventurous ladies who have start
cd brokerage office In Wall street arc
attracting q large share Of curiosity, If not
interest. All sorts Of runOrs arc atiOat rs
to their credit, one to the effect that they
havc brought $3.50, 900 into the street and
another tliat they are backed by Gommo-
dOre Vanderbilt.
The Townsend Murder.
Surgeon General Hammond, Mr. Beech
and other physicians examined Reynolds,
the murderer ofMr. Townsend, yesterday,
and pronounced him to be perfectly sane.
The Deftauded Soldiers.
At meeting of the Defrauded Soldiers
Association, last evening, the President
announced that their test case, Finley rS.
Yandyke, is to be tried IN the United
States District Court either this week or
early next. The Association now num-
hers about 1870 members and at the lust
meeting new names were addict to the roll.
A northeast snow storm Is prevailing
here, the heaviest Of the season.
Credited to the Wrong "Jay."
Mr.. Jay Gould received credit a few
DAYS since for a donation of $4,000 to n
professorship Of mathematics IN Prince
ton College. Ii Is probable that the 40
nation was from Mr.. Jay Cooke, Of Phila-
dclphia, through his friend Judge Field,
Of Princeton, in the Supreme Court at
Hudson City, Nj.
Yesterday the case Of VIM. II. Wool,
agent Of the Eric Railroad Company, to
recover $14G7G for materials and labor in
the construction Of the Ferry slip at the
foot of 23d street, came up for n new trial.
In tho previous trial q judgment was en-.
tered for the plaintiff for $1l 800
A special committee, consisting Of the
Rev. Ds. Osborn, Foster, Millcy, King
and Lodge, Of the New York Conference
of the NJ. Z. Church, met yesterday morn
ing for the purpose Of preparing " report
in reference to the ministry, which will be
brought prominently before the Confer
encc at its session 10 be held in April next.
The preliminary points Of the report were
agreed upon, and the document will he
nut In shape in the course Of few days
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ENGLAND.
Opening of oGParliament--The Queens
Speech.

Opening ofParliament--Th Queen's
Speech.
...t LONDON, Feb. 8.
The Parliament opened to-day and the
Queens speech was read. The Queen conf
ments on the tranquility in I'LL quarters Of
the globe; notices the growing disposition
ofalI countries 10 appeal 10 friendly media
! tiOn rather than resort TO arms; asserts
Favorable condition df finances; suggests
the continuation Of enquiries into PArlia-
mcntary election; announces the prOlIabi-
lily that the government will propose
land reform measures for Ireland and will
introduce Il bill TO define the status of citi.
zens Of foreign countries who may desire
naturalization; recommends such legtSla-
ton on the subject ofrrllglous tests in thr'
Universities Of Oxford and Cambridge Us
will increase the usefulness ofthoSC institu-
tiOns; comments upon the recent Agraricn
outrage in hclAnd after resume Ct
various measures Of domestic reform to hr
submitted, closes MS asfollOws: "Cpln these
and all other subjects her MajeStydevoutly
prAys that your llbors may be constantly
attended by the blessing Of God"
The news Of the arrest of RoChetnrt and
its consequences have made a sensation
here. There are many rumOrs atlOat, Rnd
one is that the troops have fired into the
crowd. The r1lmors, however, are gener-
ally discredited. = 1-.' 1'e'
Tomorrow the Oxford University boat
crew will accept tthe challenge Of the Cam
bridge crew tor the regular annual nce.
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MISSOURI.
Democratic Legislative CauCus--The
Democracy will support the
Enfranchiscmen Of tho
Negroes.
Scheme to Divide the State.


Sr. LOUIS, Feb. s.
In the Democratic caucus in Jefferson
city last night, the Constitutional Amend
mont recently introduced in the Senate
relating to tho enfranchiScment Of all dis
EtNnchtscI persons was discussed, anil Il
resolution finally adopted declaring thu
purpose Of the caucus 10 support such pro
position.
A scheme was developed yesterday for
division Of the StAte, the Missouri river
TO be the dividing line. The scheme
seems 10 be based oman alleged inequality
in the division of offices, both State AMI
national.
A proposition 10 appoint II female assist.
mt State Superintendent Of Public Schools
was defeated In the House; also that coll
urcil teacher should be given the prefer.
cncO for cOlored schools; alS0 that cOlOrell
children should have the privilege of nj.
tending white. schools where separate
schools for c0lored children were mt eS'
tahlisllctl. 6yai * ?
Reference 10 the proceedings Of the
Womans' Suffrage Association here Sat
urday night, was madO in both houses
and In the Senate o spicy discussion fol-
lOwp,l
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, Feb. 8, 1870.

Prayer by Rev. WIN. n. Mullenix.
4 message from the House returned the
House hill amending the Code, in relation
TO suggestions on judgments Of justices. 1t
also communicated the adoption Of the
House Joint Resolution providing for ser.
vice on Judge Nathaniel Harrison, Of the
charges and specifications against him by
tclegraphing copy Of the resolutions TO
Henry NJ. Matthews, at White Sulphur
Springs, and having him serve them.
Mr.. YOUNG offered an amendment to the
rcsOluliOnauthOrizing Lewis Ballard, Sher'
III Of Monroe county, to serve the notice
but Il was lost.
The resolution WIS then adopted.
YEAs-NessrS. AppieGatc, Brown, Gather Of
TAYLOR. Gather OF GIlmGr, Cook, Crane, Davis,
DAYTON, D0OlIttlG. Gold, llarmAn, Patrick,
Phclpa Ramsdell Wilson and Young TO-.
NGYS-MCsSrS. BnrCmAn, Humphreys, knOnCe,
Leonard, weruIngCr and Mt. President Farms
wOrthB
Mr.. YoUNG stated that he voted yea,
under protest. That he was In favor OF
Judge HarrisOn's being tried, hut was not
In favor Of such irregular proceedings.
On motion of Mr.. Gold,
ReS'rM, That tho Committee on tho Judi
CIAry inquire Into the GXpediency Of changing
tho tIma Of holding Courts in the 9th Circuit, {
PETITIONS PRESENTED. 81
By, Mr.. PHELPs-Of George n. Gist
and'4 others, citizens of Mason county,
asking TINT the law in regard to the col
lection Of taxes he amended. Referred.
By Mr.. YOUSG-Of G. A. Rupert and
40 others, citizens Of Grcenbrier county.
demonstrating against the removal oI
Judge Nathaniel Harrison. Tabled.
Mr.. DAYTON presented an invitation to
the Senate from tho West Virginia Ills.
torical Society to attend the meetings Of
the Society In this city.
On motion of Mr.. DAVIS, the invitation
was accepted.
Mr.. DAVIS introduced Joint RcsOlu'
tiOn inStructing the Auditor In his next
annual report 10 give in detail all items OF
expense connected with the present Lcgts.
latnre, registration Of voters, salaries anC
expenses Of Judges and Courts, public
printing and arrest and support Of crimi'
mails In 1ails. Lies over under the rules.
The vote by which the House bill amend
Ing the Code In relation to suggestions 0ll
judgements Of Justices, was rejected, was
rec0nsidered s.and the bill orlerc'l 10 ttS
third reading. '"1 'l '.n".
Adjourned.
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The Latest News.
xLIst CONGRESS.
cOND SESSION.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s

W NAslIINHIONt CCu' o.
Mr.. PAINE, chairman of the Committee
on Elections gave notice that he would ut
some future day offer Il resolution, prOvid.
ing that all cases Of contested elections
shall be tried separately by jury drawn
from the members Of the House, each
party having the right to challenge until
the 12 men are drawn The resolution
was ordered printed,
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr..
LAFLIS declaring the publication IN the
Globe Of The printed petitions against the
frRnking privilege, us issued under the di.
rcction Of the Postmaster General TO be u
wastefll expenditure Of public money, and
directing the disCOntinuancc of such pub
licatiOnS, came up us the hrSt business In
ORDER
Mr.. LAFLlX supported and NIesSrs. LO.
GAN and ALLISON opposed the resolution
During the discussion II came out TINT the
daily cost Of the publication IN Tie GdOde
was from $1,000 TO $500. Mr.. LAFLN's
resolution wAs on motion of Mr.. FARNS.
WORTH laid on the table
Mr.. INGERsoLL asked leave to Introduce
for reference to the Judiciary Committee
q Joint resolution proposing to amend the
Constitution by adding m article us fol.
lows: "The Congress shall have power to
issue United States notes and may make
them legal tender in payment Of debts"
Mr.. KNOTT objected.
Mr.. INGERsoI.L gave notice that he
would introduce it the first opportunity.
Mr.. CHURCHILL, from the Committee
ON Elections, called up the report in the
case of the 2lst Congressional District Of
Pennsylvania, with resolution that Hen.
ry u. Foster is not entitled tOa seat and
that John COvOdc Is, and addressed the
House in favor Of the report.
Mr.. RANDALL spoke in favor Of Foster
Before concluding lis remarks he yielded
to am adjournment. trN
..... 49,. SENATE.
The VICE PRESIDENT submitted a rcsO.
luton from the Iowa Legislature mtifying
the 10Th Amendment.
Mr.. THURMAN offered resolution In
structing the Committee on Judiciary to
report whether the act Of Congress OftSG2
is now in force, prescribing Oaths of office,
Adopted. 20
Tie census bill was taken up, and Mr.,
SUMNER spoke in support of the House
bill. oa
Mr.. MORRILL,, Of Vermont, moved TO
amend by providing that the census shall
embrace additional statistics upon the sub.
jCctS Of petroleum, molasSes, grape wine,
cacoon silk, wages Of laborers, telegraplls,
railroads, fishing. and timber lands.
At 4:l5 the Senate voted to go into
executive session, and upon the expiration
Of the executive session the Senate adj
journcd,
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Final Obscquies of Mr.. Peabody.
PEABODY, MASS, Feb. s.

The final obsequies Of George Peabody
took place At noon to-day and were carried
out according to the programme. The
attendance was large and tue services sol
emr and impressive. Mr.. Winthrop oe'
cupied about three.Quarters of IN hour In
lid address. Prince Arthur, Admiral
Farragut, Gov. Chaiin, Minister Thornton,
Cant, Cromwell and Gov Chamberlain, oi
Maine, were among the distinguished per-
sons present.
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- -
For many months past 1t has been the
practice OF the Wheeling ItegISEer u Feler
to the conductors OF this paper rs mules
and jackaSses, not BY delicate suggestion
at all, but directly. There nus been Il
studied effort TO direct theSe eplthcs al
one of our editors, and 70 make them as
nearly personal insult as possible Ihere
has been nothing 70 provoke th@' our
files are the witnesses that nothing OF This
character, referring to the editors OF tho
Register, ever degraded thesecolumrts' In
our shots in that direction, we have scru'
pulOuSly kept within the bounds not only oI
what was decent and respectful 10 them
but within the well defined ltlnlta'
tions 0fwhat is proper anu legitimate IN
newspaper paragraph. We have not re-
ferrcd TO the editors ofthc ItegEsteF by name
have not called them ny any other haIheS
by way Of ridiculc, have not called them
old women, or mules or jackasseS' We like
to he on terms Of triendltness with OUT
neighbors, and 10 exchange the collrLcsies
,hot cnch NAV extend under such circun..
,,o,,,,., nr; ,yo rosncc,e,IIv submit ia
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MS lIr ,,S;i Hto W ,hs r wTv,T,orScrv ~ s"' ~"
ntflce nnssctl over Tic suspension bridge
from Ohio, yesterday.
This is less Objectionable tlHn many
similar things TINT have appeared In that
sheet within year. We notice 1t he
cause this seems about us good time rs
any other to have our say. In the sumo
issue that contains this paragraph appears
near two columns report Of Mondays
nrocrpdinps In the House Of Delegates,
furnished by us at the solicitation of the
editor of that paper; who, though in
attendance, WAS not in a condition, (for
reasons which We have forbornc to men.
ton or comment on) to take report.
Then again, Yesterday, his columns con.
tanning this freshest reminder of our mule.
ship, he being unable to attend the House
requested VIC would oblige him with yes.
terlay's report. The report was furnished
accordingly and We presume will appear
in his columns this morning. This was nc
more than We are always willing to do
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THE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

WIEgITS1 Fob 1SIl
~
PRAYER hy Rev. John MOItAtt, Of the
Presbyterian Church.
Hu.L REPORTEp,
H., NJ Sr,,po,oa f,c,, tim f,nmmi,toc
-, n{ E.Inc.t,on M: 'To am"n6 amer onJ r".cnSct
nm al,,Gs ESS' 10 oho,, ~ Of ~" Co.Ic on no % ~
,lisncnse with the test oath now required
Of trustees and school commissioners.
Senate joint resolution requesting Con.
grcss to amend the pension law was CON
Cured In; anil the Senate alnendmcntstO
the hill to regulate tho terms Of the Su-
nrcme Court Of Appeals agreed t0. -
On motion Of Mr.. FARSswORTIE the hill
to amend the registration law was taken
from the table, put on It's passage an'l
rlsscd by the following vote:
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Chicago Market.

NUTVAbUl TVTTUHIl o.
FLOUn-QuiCt and unchanged.
GnAIN.-WhUat-In fair demand, mainly ElICCtl.
latiye; sales OF No. at Sc In store; No. at nv
6b79kc; closing with buyers at ID%c; this ulICr.
noon No. 2 dull at 79k ClSh and seller February;
and 80GSO4 seller March. Coma shade firm
or at biOC for No. :: G7c for rejected: and 800
1kC for new no grade; closing at GOSSb1Oc for
NJ, 2; this afternoon the market was unchanged.
OatE-Vcry dull at 8S6t3S4c for No. . cash and
seller the MONTH. RyC-AlmOSt nominal: closing
steady at IUc for No. 2sTicily frGsh. BArlry-In'
active at GJ(I7Oc for Ma .
Z HNUs-QIIet; I2J%6t25c lower: closing dull and
easy at i0Nl0Hc for prime lots dividing on w ns.
8 Is for common to fllr shipping; q SIGD % for
chOlcc: 20 1On9 25 for CStrn nrImG.
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New York Produce Market.

NEw YORK, FGbruhty 3.
COTToN-FavOrA buyers; 100 balcS sold at
9Skc for mIldlIng upllnds.
FLOUR-C Closed dull and without decided
G1RHIiN.-wKeal-Dall and declining; q iSa
red aud amber western. Rye-Dull, heavy aud
nominal. OAts-QulGt At SfJlS8c for western In
store and AhOat. COm-Dull and heaTy At $50
&Ir for new mixed western.
PRnylsI1NG. Outlet At about S3S 20 for
mess for February delivery, and S9S G05E3S IS for
March, Bcef-QuiGt and unchanged. Cut Meats
and BacOn-NOmInal.
LARD-Flrm for prime steam for February At
l5&c bid; l5'Gc asked; for March l5kc bid; i3KC
asked,
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer suggests that the 18th Amend
mcnt be stopped by IN injunction. No
doubt the Eric sharks and the New York
Judges could manage It. Let them try il
by MI means.
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VIRGINIA.
Meeting of the Legislature.

w Meeting of the Legislature. "
dlRIcHMoND, Feb. 8.
The Legislature met at noon to-day,
The House by a vote Of 100 to 10 adopted
tile resolution asking Congress 10 remove
all political disabilities Of the people oi
Virginia. The colored members voted
for the resolution, the negatives being
white members Of an extreme party fac
tim
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FOR SALE.
birds FOR SALE.

On exhibition and at Private Sale, at the Auc
tIOn Room OF Geo. f. WickhaIl. NJ. ISO Market
Square, on TUESDAY and wEnSgaDAV, FEH. Gil
and 9th. from 4. n. until 7r. NJ, large C0llrr
tiVn Of Fine Singing ItIrls. embracing tiPrlnnI
CanarIOs, GOldGnCliCS, Linnuts, Bnlllnrllrs
CISean. Love Birds, SC. -
fOb8.E - GEO. Il. W1CKlIAM.
I1OR SALE.-I50 SHARES "ONE
II Hundred Dollars EACH uf Stock In the M
tlouAl Glass Manufacturing Company. liuoks iOl
subscription open ut the Works, HllaIrr. 0hO
on MNnIlAy the It'll lust,
E.Ih President.
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ccptct) and mailed to subscribers at The following
rHics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-09
Now York Dry Goods Market.

Under prevalence oHa heavy snow storm an lIic
previously existing In this department Of trade
SeemA 10 have disappeared aud consequently VT
have 10 report q very dull market, with few Or m
changes In prices y