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be registered at the option Of the holder We recon-
mend the above rs q very safe and desirable invest
ment Full particulars upon application TO
NORTON, SLAUGHTER Co.,
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH Il Co,
HALLGARTEN e. Co.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT STATE OF ARKANSAS,
LITTLE Rock, Dec. 10, 1870. !
The coupons due Jan. /. 1871 on the ak per cent
Funded Debt bonds of this State will be paid on and
after that date upOn presentation ut the Union lrst
Company in tho City Of New-YOrk
HFNRY PACE, State Treasurer.
d. Il. SICKEIs, Financial Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05

The Government bond market was strong during inc
carly Boards with fractional advance on last nights
latest official figures. the expectation, in some Quarters
that the Treasury would bny in excess OF advertised pro
posals assisting the Grmness. subsequently hS ahsic
p.tion rot being realzed prices yielded slightly CLOS
ing however, steady. Fisk Hatch report as iono"S
at u. H.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05

The State bond market has been quiet and without
much movement The dealings in Tennessees and South
Caronas were moderately large but aside from these
there were 10 large transactions reported Prices were
generally steady at about yesterdays figures INC io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05

Tho following ext bit shows the prices or cattle sheep
and hogs, with their variation from week 10 week, the
cattle being many per Tor the neg weight OF
the quarters with sheep and hogs ~ tie prices
quoted per 10 live weight II III be- noticed that hogs
show the greatest variation, declining steadily during
the entire year. Will, cattle and sheep ruled highest
March to Nay, they usually dc. IT, prices OF
sheep changed IRON unshorn 10 clipped tLe first Of
May.
L., q
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tYHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

ICG Il;I
ssas po Polite. Statistical A-au psre- rh ,-estesTe
VII iad 10 few days Il VIZ eo-ian, n sltoa 70 the Calendar
,ees si.l ns,S As.fonoIac s, .r o74-toa:
Ia. y ltca i7 COM -s Of le jr-rt States sri Tsri-
c- To-, c gear 1870 compared sb tle yeirr 1850 I'D $780,
% uA rio .ls c,n;g .c' 'Le P - !eas4 iAOs
sess..l ile ua.ivsi'il. of d.. ilsH goats.
III Ccysos o a. Lses o. e e. s. passed dunnc TIE
49, sscead ste.oa ofie Xilsi Congress
" ap ,7.i.aoas o. Coasi.s ioI ae,ciflo'o
rl :c .be &. SIS s-etst showing the ,a-o1s
,pi- of;os i.ae b. tie 6osel Ut. b,r .'c Of interest
-f..te O.. ,tcr,y lt also ' c.cr.-.. Publ, Debt
ace 1a7,h o.
~ u JAer. Co,s hrt Exc u'ye "r- Jr a WITH JET q"
ariac lrS 'tsri ar al h'a.ss e-eat o. the listed
s,,,...t e, A. Cog.tt&
VII Bg oie u '' - zoe N''r a'a Home o. R'P'eseu'
uve,Ofthe ''' ''-es ' ',, '''.' .ei
xu1 s.s suef< ofte &Il Couie.,, tr a. &c.. Lave
nesa ciec,a
~ abs he ,ss-al ,:e~, viz haf Population
Co.. Cor, \. tiss. i,r lsiag l..c'gas sc
x,,, loss hI ia ;ee several safes tor 1870 By
49,. 60 nj scs ,.3i Sra-YorS NevIe-s-y, snl
60 .,. >, .s csr-..ilJ compared wish he Ie.u-ls Of
-. 80. 49, A o.l I-uch Other useful Information
-. IN ..V, far ~ postpaid Adde'S. al osier.
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ELiI.EHTHToNN AND rNDUCiH, KY Tm,I MoKr-
GAUE PR GENT oNyEEiImE BuNDs.-We offer Tor
Gale the Bonds Of the above Railway Company, hicl
If being pushed vigorously to completion, and will
connect the important cities OF Louisville AID pa,u-
cal, al -. and accrued mteiest. These bonds ,an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05

BUHNGroS. CEDAE RAPIDS, AND MISSEsorl
IIRsr-NoRTGAGE SrNESG-EyND CoSvERuRg
SEVEN PR E,.,I GuLD BcNya-Thr small remain
Ing balance os he Loan for sale ~ - and accrued
interest.
These bonds return ahort double the rate az IN
teIest which United States Iye-lweniie- nay. while
the security is as safe and fully equal TO that OF aiy
railroad bond issued it.si.V CLgws ~ TO-,
- Waii-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05

10 Ia ami - Na,saG-,t. NOW York,
ohtr IL investors the follow up Securities
Lost ISLAND RAILROAD lst 4!uItC1gc per cent
BOnds.
glst PEI cent Bnud..
hAiA!AIOo AID NmrE PGruN R,uro,p ISL
NoiGEc pr ccut Bonds ru'Gti dgG5Gti,l,l by
Lake shore and Michigan So;l,'cr, E.illoyd a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05
J. :. HhET~UoRSE, Cashier.
&. ;. STEVENSON, President.

~ lNDrlNhPoLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
SEVEN PER Cent GoID LoAN.--ihe Bonds are re-
cured by mortgage over2cj miles of completed rail
way, from indianapolis, Ind, wcss to Pckin, H..
which has a large equipment AID is doing large
and rapidly increasing business. TIE Road connects
with most # the leading liuet 10 The Atlantic and
Pacific, making central Trunk route IRON ocean to
ocean over sixty miles shorter than any other route
The Bonds have nearly all.heen marketed during
constructions The few remaining We offer AT ~
aud interest. in currency. TCgNI.r BROTHERS.
Bankers. - AassaII-.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05

There has been shade movemcHtn gold. though
the DEALING st,ll restricted scale, the market
lacking enthusiasm and spirit. The bulk OF ,lcons
has been at llO the extreme OF quotation, being
1Os allO3 III the gold loan market the rates paid Tor
having balances carried t. s. ana per cent.
rency and per cent, gold The Colorado sailed
to-day with $4,000 Specie The day business at The
Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared,
s-7,229OJO; gold balances. 9l,952,CJO; and currency
h. anccs s. 1aI II Tnc fnnNng Mcrr tie nnt tinn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05
Foreign cxchang. has reflected the usual dullness Of
wednesday, and the following the nominal quota

The money market, though gradually assuming an
easy tone has to-day been somewhat irregular, The stock
brokers' II rule, paying per cent n coin ii their
accommodations, The ruling rate United states srcur
ties being per cent in currency. ~ "a" ''use
hoaY of transactions at six. though such
cedonal. Discounts quiet. and rates are quoted
f,,li
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Vow Pe1it:
HYDRAULICS AND

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n,,c.,,,,-,s4E AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
.u.r,,n ,x,l OTHER MACHINES TOR RAISING wArgc
h.s0. Otss-gsUDss
rvc,aNIC Ag4s AND 1i:E STEAM ESGiEE
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TIE first purchase by the Treasury Of bonds under
the January policy Inade al noon, proposa- being
elected 10 the total amount q! So !cso prices ranging
FROM 1000 Ia 1924 Tie Si,CHO)o purchased were IL
IO7. ~ to 10; 40. The details arr Il. annexed:
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A MEXICAN PHOT0-LlTHOGRAPi CO.
p oFpICg lls hceu renewed to No. iO3 ir.,on1.. W.
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TOILET ARTICLES-such AZ Brushes,
L Combs. Looking Glasses, Powders, Nail
mud Tooth Brushes, &c.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TTUSyILLE, CHURCH RUN AND yICIN1
TY-SrEPiIEN ..O0F Office, Hamilton's Cicar r.
store, address TitusviAe, Pa Assistant John Van
TITUsyILLE, 'CHvRCH RUN AND yIc1Nr.
TY-H. II THOMAS. Office and address. Man.
ZION House, litussile, Pa. ''
SHAMbURG AND vICINITY-GEORGE IR.
YIN. ONCE, Shambnrgi residence. Titasvills, Pa
ENrtAtPRISE PLEASANTyILLE. BEAN
FARM AMI PlrliGLS w. GEO. VAN
VLlET' Office and address, Cnase House, Pleas
antyille. Assistant, II. G. Huntingdon
TIDIOUr AND WEST HICKORY--CuAs
CEARK. Office and address, Exp ess Office Tid
QUITE. Pa Assistant, E. Beardsey.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Office and address, Petroleum Cen
tire, Pa. Assistant, Charles Backford
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District Iv,no
on on Creek and Cherry Run. from Story Fam n
McClintOckvile--JA't 'tESSAUNDEnS. Adir.ss
arr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther b. Saunders
Charles y. Cochran and wi Ian ioyt
McCLiNTOCkvilLE OIL CITY AND r No
a: >. WISE. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
FKANtLlN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY p1y
ER-Z wiLBfR Office and address,. franklin. p,
SCpnM ASS. F,,s'rER FARM X PA1KEm,S
LANDIN i-RICHARD w. REDPIELD, Of,ice
and addrt IS Scrubgrass, a Assistant, X. w Por.
tclield, address fmlenton, Pa.
WEST ViRGiNIA-C d. ANGEL. and T. X
C4Qk, Address, Porkersburg. West Virginia.
WOSerh FetrOleskpl rOstedo S.O
b.. mssS ~
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CAU rxON.

The public is autioned against emplo, ing any
ny. since the Roberts Patent cover the use Of HE
torpedo aud all explosive materials for oil wells.
and tue u.e OF such materials by other parties il
ringing any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS will n.
iealt with according TO law and ~ acting wiIfuliy
and knowingly in defiance OF law and the decisions
Of the Courts.
with view TO accommodate c.i Men in ever: .,or,
Of the on Region, The, have employed the most pi
efficient gens and Assislarts that can be procured
ior me business Each Torpedo /, labelled with
pedo, and signed by an officer Of the Company as
every Operator wishing Torpedo may Know il
price and Whether 1t came from our Ofiics.
tpe. at0rs will confer favor by repOrtinp IN th;
Office any negligence Of Agents. ~ '''
The following named persons have, been appo,nt
cd Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil RegiOn
| OF Pennsy lvania and West Virginia.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE

FoR SAN ny
EPRINCtPALD UGG s SIN THE UNITED
STA les AND BRITISH AMERICA.
nR. LAwRENCE's WoMAS's FRIEND Cu.'
all Diseases peculiar to Females.
dec lily.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

Nichols on II Blackmon re selling Cook
ing Stoves with iron ware at twelve do lars.
ca suI sae ttcD. decFAtt.
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A Smith has just rrinrnei irninth.
East with large stock of Srors and the
lates, styles of Opera Toe Ladies shoes
uci5-tf
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RJERFUMERY-The richest and most
fragrant German, French aud Ameri-
can Pertlmvries.
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Having added to my large stock. | nm
now ready 10 supply Scotch Whisky. Jamni
CO Rum and ali other imported goods al
New York prices
uovl2 3 Ovgy GAFYyYY,
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WALL PAPER-Wo invite inspection
w Of our very large assortment Of Wall
Papers aud Window Shades.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14

ovcrsecrs declaring that they had iust elected ex
Governor Joshua l.. Chamberlain TO the Presidency
and Rrca: deal OF fierce debate. While there was
really opposition to the terms OF the propositions
tnere was big row with reference to the spirit
which prompted their offering. The general feel!ng
appeared TO be one OF intense and bitter opposition
to the Board or Oyerseers as at present constituted
and outspoken declarations were made thai the
alumni alone should rule the college from which
they entered INTO the ranks OF active business lfe
After hour OF heated discussion all parties settled
down into the conviction that IL would be well 10
temporze for the present and accept the oer OF the
Board or Overseers appointing COMMITTEE IN the
meanwhile whose duty IL shall be 10 ascertain what
legislative measures NAV be necessary 10 place tnc
control OF the government OF the college IN the hands
OF the alumni The deliberations or Today VIII
probably result Ia a more liberal management OF
affairs, and possibly in an entire revolution LII the
manner OF doing things IN the future.
THE ANNUAL ADDRESS
before the alumni was delivered at the COngrega
tional church this afternoon DIV the Rev. f. p Parker
OF Hartford, Conn.,, member OF the class of 1855.
lie chose for his subject The Love OF Truth as Re-
lated to Freedom OF thought" and deduced from
this the lesson that the Christian should not ignore
the existence or Communism. fnfdeilty and Tree
love; but should meet them face 10 face and combat
Them with the weapons provided by the Word Of
God. Indifference 10 their movements must result
IN our defeat and we should certainly re willing TO
fight as strongly in behalf OF the Almighty ap0s-
tates now do Tor the cause OF Satan. infdeity, he
continued cannot be sneered to death. There can be
no dOubG that all efforts TO suppress or repres5 1t
are disastrous to the Interests OF ruth; for Con-
gregatioIalsts must elect between continual a9lta<
ton and the quiet which prccedes pesience. INF
deity, TOO has contributed largely to the extirpa-
ton oi revolving and degrading heresles but when
IL has accomplished Its work Christianity wears the
palm. To remove the subtle uncertainty which diff
fuses itself through all classes OF society 1t Is requt
site that we should give II q more manly and gener
Gus greeting and enter into more thorough course
Of preparation for meeting Its attacks.
occurred the annual concert by the Germania Band,
OF Boston. under the auspices OF the senior class
and tomorrow the commencement exercises proper
VIII take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14
UNITED STATES COURT AT TRENTON.
Trcadweli on His Second Trial-A Pension
Agent iu Fix.

Trcadwell on His Second Trial-A Pension
Agent In Fix.
In the United States Court at Trenton yesterday,
before Judge Nixon, Colonel w. A. Treadwell was
tried on a charge OF having passed $40 bill on dr
Kersho in Newark in February last. The whole
question turned on the guilty knowledge OF the prls-
oncr 1t appeared from the statement OF Mr.. Keas-
hey, which was borne out by the witnesses Tor the
government that the $40 bill was returned to nan
named Titus from the City ONCE In Newark,
and that Trcadwc!l wanted 10 work up
a case against q man named Delano, who mad pad
Titus the bill. Treadweil went to Titus TO borrow
some money and was told that he bad none except
the $50 bill, the character OF which lreadwe knew.
Treadveli took the bill, ard In aging MI. kersho
small account passed the $40 bill, which nc knew
pcanWhad passed on Titus, aud which TIE bank Is
said to have reported bad. The case occupied I'VE
hours, end the jury were out at late hour IN the
afternoon.
TWO Cubans, with unpronounccablc names, were
fined $40 each and costs for having sold cigars UNI
boxed In Newark.
The case Of sanue Hansen, charged with having
unawiully withheld q pension from Julia Boden-
gratz, Is still on. Up to the point the case mas
reached The widow was told that the pension was
delayed then she began 10 receive IL In small sums,
and II was fully six months after 1t was due tlat sue
had any part OF IL. For the defence II l. cOnlcndcu
that the widow, Whose husband was In the lh'rW
fcndant VINO resides in Newark. COMMISSIONER
Whiteheads evidence which closed the pus i,,
yesterday says that the widows story 70 nun ulncIs
materially from her afndavit, ana tnat she apPcaicu
quito satisfied with settlement nlauc sohic 'iiio
ago. The case Will be resumed this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14
PIONEERS POWDER PEPPER.
Newark Burglar Brought TO Buy-Uow He
Was Shot In the Act.

Newark Burglar BrouSh, to Bay-Uow He
Was SHOT in the Act.
This being the season when people Of means leave
the cities and retire TO the country for health and
recreation II proves also the season for the burg
lars and sneak thieves. Just now in Newark these
gentry are causing some little excitement, ana yes
terday morning an occurrence took place there
which Is likely to effect wholesome change for the
better. Between two and three O'Clock Mr.. Jcrc.
miah d. Pointer, brother OF ex-Mayor Pointer,
whose house Is on johnson avenue in
the lower part or the City, was aroused
from sleep by the entry OF some stranger into MS
match when Mr.. Poner realizing IN an instant his
true characteristic OF burglar-and noiselessly
securing his dOublebarreed shot gun let ny at the
mscreant with both barrels. Out the window the
wounded rufan jumped and tired to escape but
his wounds dropped hun ere he had crossed many
and Mr.. GarraDrant and removed to the station
house. one load entered his left forearm and the
other his right hand. The left arm will have
to be amputatcd. With him was found q
Tul set OF burglars tools. lie presented
shocking sight yesterday afternoon prior to
He said his name was John bennington, lately ar.
rived from England. The tools found with him 90
to show that he Is professional, his professions
the contrary Notwithstanding. The residence Si
MI. Aaron Ward. near by, was also tampcre.i with
as belioyed by John. The night before TIC residence
pretor, was entered, possibly OF tho fellow and
nlched Of considerable amount OF vaiuables all
Tue Iamlly DelD8 apseSnt. On being taken to jail
Dorrlhgton expressed a wish that he had been
kileo lns'ea,. Of wounded great Is the dread Of
Jersey .astice' among the ruflans and thieves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14
THE COUR T S.
SUPREME couRT-cHAMDeas.
A Ki1smRn After His Kusman's Property
Before JudQe CardOZO.

~
Before Judge Cardozo.
j. Blr7,hdn, Kiiasnlan u.s. Joseph G. Kfnsn,aH 90
oi-This case came up yesterday on motion by Inc
defendants TO dismiss the complaint. Mr.. HUI, TOT
the defendants recited the details Of the case pre-
sentinr a state Of facts afIording curious comment
upon tn, course OF law proceedings as sometimes
developed in the courts. In july 1865 Daniel Klns-
man died in tins city, leaving about forty thousand
dollars OF personal property and nifty thousand dol
lars OF real estate, to be divided as provided Ia ms
viii among some Atty legatees. The plaintiff, Q
nephew brought an action TO set aside the win on
the ground OF unsOund mind and undue influence.
MIR. Hull gave him hard setting out characterzing
HIM rs an adventurer as having no claim whalevef
In the estate as having brought the suit ana kept IL
IN the courts three years simply as Q piackmaiiius
speculation and more OF this sort. Mr. Devlin Inc
pianuns counsel denied all these allegations Inc
Court took the papers.
A Plea Of Luuacy and Its Painful Penalties.
Before Judge Barnard.
n, re Iyuan, HoGman.-In January last Mr..
Hoffman formed partnership with two OF his clerks,
and II is alleged that through false representations
as to the capital of the firm bought about one hum
dred ana TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars worth OF
goods and that he sold the ut once arranging
that they all be paid for ut the same time he was
arrested on aavis setting forth these misrepresen'
tations, and proceedings were taken In bankruptcy
against him. His brothers also took proceedings to
have HIM declared lunatc, and the commission aI-
pointed de lunutto3 inquiread0 declared that he had
been lunatic for SIX months. HIS wife was made
his custodian ana his property directed to be applied
In payment OF his debts Meantime he continued
unter arrest In the civil suits. A motion was made
for his release and the same was argued at length
it was claimed that the Court could not discharge
the prisoner the ground OF lunacy; that the dis
charge could not be made under the common law
and that the statute provided special mode OF pro-
cedure In such cases, which should be followed.
The Court reserved It's decision.
DccisOns.
BY Judge Cardozo.
Richard Weeks ct al. vs. Samuel A. Snatth.-Mo-
ton granted.
JON Ld,cless as. John NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de-
MED, without costs or prejudice.
IN the Matter or the Application Of Richard
Weeks az. Samuel A. Smith, Attorney 6c.-I do not
think the costs can be enforced by attachment; In
other respects motion granted.
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Mexican government 20 the same and melting 1t to
the necessary action on the premises.
A PURPOsED DISCUSSION BETWEEN A PRIEST AND A
PARSON.
A priest by tho name or Agul!ar recently chal-
lenged the ex-prest now parson AGuas. 10 a discus
Zion OF professionalism and Catholicism. The meet
ing was 10 have taken place sunday next, at the
new church OF The Professionals San Jose de Graca,
but the press this morning slate that the Archbishop
1ahas,ida has forbidden Padre Aguilar 10 take part
IN 1t.