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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-05
NASH VILE.
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Rock CITY MILLS.
GALWAY HTATTERs.


Ee-4-A1e o. passenger LEAtuhr
NASHVILLE AND CHATTLNooaA-4.0O A. H., P. n.
! ksAiissEE AND AlAnkAA--fsl5 A. NJ, $3.50 y. u.
LOUISVILLE AID N4sHrILlE-1s80 A. H., fOs3o A. NJ.
Galaln Express 1913 2. A.
EDa.liElp AID EESTrCUy-6;30 d., 2'45 F. u.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-05
THE WONDER OF THE AGE!

THE W ONDER OF THE AGE!
BLAKELY'S RHEUMATIC LINImENT
AND
ANODTNE EMHROCATION.
Also, His Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill.
FVyHIS msgnum Lnmentum artcular synoval, and
muscular Rhemasu Neuralg and other pains almost ia
anty requiring many only three applications
Il acts powerfuy the absorbent and cures by eliminating
morbid humors from the system 1t discutpn
we'll anodyne resolving short In Sur
gerry it destined take high place, suppsnng in
the harshness Of the Knife.
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
Is an excellent Pill in all diseases Li-er hillary derange.
all which csharc is indicated, acting
oatarc Alternative Tonic, and deobsruent according to
the dose.
These invaluable Medicines sold by
Rains & BROWN Nashville, Tennessee.
DR.. J. MCDARMoTT, Murfreesboro, do;
DEERY & EVANS Shebyville, do;
POPE & Helm, Columbia, do;
WARD & MCCLELLAN0, Memphis. do:
HERTY & HALL, MedgeYille, Georgia;
BAKER & ECHOIs, Rome. do;
LEGRASD, BLOUEr & HAIR, Montgomery, Alabama;
A. MCCARTNEY, Decatur, do
And by Druggists and Merchants generally
BLAKELY & WOODS, PropretOrs.
apr2l-d, twGE til janl 81 Tulahoma, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-05
CLOSE WHOLESALE CAsHBUYERs

RE respectfully npsd to examination o. socE and
"A prices wen visiting the city, feel assured that
sell any goods in line Low be bought Of he
quaiy q goeds Ia Philadelphia Eth cost q transportation
added nus saving considerable time, which Is ncley We
have nov in store large stock ofhs ooEng articles, viz
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-05
COOKE. BAILEY q CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps & straw Goods,
No. 80 HorA SIZE Public Square,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
II Orders carefully allied and Goods promptly forwarded.
~ BeeseWsx, Ginseng and Feathers aiken il exchange.
feb21-d.
COOKE. BAILEY q co.
rs6O. SPRING GOODS. 1850

$780, SPRING GOODS 1850.
AVIGG increased facilities for the purchase and
Of Goods, offer to the trade tbs largest and
desirable stock Of BoOtss shoes. Haas and
straw Goods offered this city, and prices equal
Jobbng Louisville Philadelphia
Call and We determined TO make this the Boot and
Shoe Market Of the West
fsb2l-dts&w COOKE. BAILEY co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-05

hAsIfvILIE AND CHarrkNoo8A-5s00 a. Ms, 500 ?,
1EtallssEE AID ALkaANA-IO:OO A. NJ 400 2. d.
LoulsVfl1E AND NAsnr1Irr-.s20 A. NJ, $3.50 2. 81.
6allatiE Express s. 80 A. M.
L1az----l aEa A--raoEL--Lo a. ~. 2 2 %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-05
CITY NOTICES.


CITY NOTICES.
PRINTERS NATIONAL BALL.
TO BE HELD AT THE
ST a TIL CA PIT Oh
on Friday Evening. May II. 1860.
Tickets to this Ball can be procured at al the
Printing Offices in the city, of the following persons
HH.HAcKNEE, Union and American Omce.
2. WlNHAM, Baaner 0dca.
J.W. BARRY Patriot
VT Il. OFT. Gazette
y BARCLAY, NJ i Publishing House.
/ e !. WlNHAh, southern Homestead.
J. a. MARTIN Baptist Publishing House.
JAS. WILSON, Ben Franklin JOB Office.
~ TICKETS THREE DOLLARS. III
Nashville 10 Memphis, Grand Junction, &c
ZA
OVER
TENNESSEE ASB ALABAMA RAILROAD AND coSNEcnoNs.
Through 7icbss furnished al Broad Street Depot
Baggage checked to Decatur.
From and after Sunday, April %, 1850, the train
will leave Nashville at 4;45 A NJ, and P. ~, and
/ arrive at Nashville at 10 A. H., and T. Nj.
apl29-Iw w ON. PERKINS, Sup't
Attorney General.
We are authorized to announce r. W. HAYWOOD
Esq. as a candidate for the Office Of Attorney ten
era for the Ninth Judicial District composed OF the
counties Of Williamson, Sumner and DaHldsoh'
Election Eext Nay.
spring ana SPINNER CIothing.
We have received our Spring and Summer stock
Of Cgoting and Furnishing goods for Men ana Boys
wear which we are offering very cheap at no; ~
Public Square WARD, bEi'AiNDhAA q ~
April 18th, I'm.
&c. A. B. BEECH.
AT 80 81 COLLEGE STREET,
Are receiving and opening every day an elegant !
Stock of Spring Goods They will be constantly re-
ceiving until the 18th of April feb 29-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-05

EEesM arrivals Tor spring and summer
B. r. Gu TIER,
Nos 80 aad 50 Corner Of COUsgs Gnd Broadtoay,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer In
KINDS OF
BOOtss Shoes, Hats I'm breIlas, Whips, &c ,
just opened, and has on exhibition one Of the best Sc
leced stocks ever before offered and al low prices
GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS.
Every style Of EWed and peggd work. embracing Calf Kid
Patent Leather Goat Buekn Cloth, Lasting Caters
lace and strapped Shoes Oxford T &C. and in every
desirable make and quality
LADIES' WISSESs AND CHILDREN3S
Ny stock in this department hasbeen selected with great care
and cannot be ezceed comprising part Calf Kid Goat
French and English Lasting Eaters, Boots Busins Slippers
&C, &c, with and without heelL
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Just received direct ON manufasores every style and
color Of Fur, Beaver Cashmere Asrino, Wool Leg
horn Hats
Umbrellas Trunks. Travelling Bags Carpet Bags School
sathes Saddle Bags Backng and Brushes, walking Canes
Tacks, Whips Thongs, Hosiery &C &c, constantly hand
All OF which viii be sold At Wholesale retail reasonable
terms.
Betting &c., AT COST.
5000 feet of Leather and Betting from 70 l2 inches
vide Gum Packing al thekne Copper Burs and RVits, and
Lace Leather at cost Tor cash, to elo4e
B. K. CUTTER
Corner Of College ana Broadway,
March S3-dtEEwn Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-05
TO TRAVELLERS BYS SEA AND LAND.

The Machinist Ira vele., and every other indi-
vidual whose lot in life = throws him within the
chancs Of accident from el0- gO IRE collision should
bear in mind that this Magic his and only
friend It IS 10th portable and cheap, and should ever
be his companion as friend There thousands
Of living witnesses testify its marvellous virtue who
owe limbs and muscles fits saving efficacy.
The following few q heeIdiHg diseases for which
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN q EXTRACTOR is PREVEN-
TIVE as we'll CURE:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
l.GDM NJ TINS!
Carriage and Wagon Maxim g

'rllE undersigned is NOW perman n,ly located
/ in Greenwood, l., and is prepared to exc
cute any work in the arriage and Wagon ma
king line. and tul,ers himself IN saying his work
shall compete with any work done in the western
country in durability aul taste lis wagons
consist Of every variety all iron aXois, unless
there should be- orders for other qualities. His
Bupei,s ARE OF the best material aud workmanship
a. he has the bc,i Of mechanic. both IN wood
and iron You that have Old carriages aud
buggics can have them repaired, painted and
trimmed IN The latest styles and most durable
finish as the undersigned has a fnisher and
smith that can compete with amy II you want
your work web done send il to this shop rs there
will he no pains nor labor spared 10 trying 10
accommodate customers. His prices shall cor,
respond with the times In all eases OF repairs,
the cash wl bc expected when work is deliver.
cd az nothing but cash win purchase material
Nov. southern people patronsc southern HON,
industry aud by So doing the southern me
chanies will he able to do your work on NOR,
accommodating crms Try It awhile. and YOU
will end out am telling the truth am thank
hi for the liberal patronage bestowed on me an
solicit continuation ol the SANE.
JAMES BRAY.
April u 1850 "3ltf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
Marshall Steam Turning Mill.

Chair \ Furniture Mandatory.
ylNtiE undersigned having his Steam Turning
/ Mill in successful operation, takes this meth
cd to notify the public that he is now prepared
with an ample supply of the best seasoned tim
her for the manufacture Of the various kinds Of
Furniture and that he has procured the services
Of the besi Cabine, Makers IN the country. BE.
ing thus provided he feels eoniidcn, that he can
i'll ans orders that may be desired on the part
of his patrons TO their entire satisfaction, both ms
TO mechanical finish and price.
!ic viii keep constantly on hand supply Of
the following articles equal to the demands Of
the market, io-wt:
CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS.
WASIiSTANDS AND TABLES.
~ -,.,-
SAFES hNij Wis;:,..Dn..>, etc. -.
Persons wishing 10 purchase Furniture, are re-
specially invited to give him d call nj his Min
or residence, situated one block west of the south
west division Of the public square, in the town
Of Marshall
+. LANG.
November 8, ls59-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
MARSHALL vi SIC STORE.

West Room az t,ic Adkins House.
INlt subscribers have Just received and open
l cd for The inspection Of the public in tlc
large and commod.uu- room, west end ni The Al.
kins House lot OF choice pianos most APP
proved STYLES, 'htr addition 10 which will bc
inereaHcd from week TO week as lhc wants Of the
country may deme1A Sheet Music of every de-
eriptionaonsiuutly on hand New Music rccriy.
we'd as soon as Published Also a supply of the
finest yiolns. gdiars hanio. ilu,es accortleons,
&c, &s., strings and in tne, everything in the
musical line
The advantage of ihi, establishment, to Mar.
shall and surrounding country is his Persons
can select their own Instruments and know pre-.
clsely What they are buying AVID at the same
time purchase as cheaply as in the city,.
fnuos and all kinds Of Musical instruments
eah be tuned and repaired on shor, notice
Mr e. Frank oncol the Propreiors is pre-.
pared to give lessons in vocal and instrumental
music.
+, IlARTEL Il co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
Staple and Fancy Groceries,


al fresh and the choicest articles embracing
every article in either line brought in thi. mar.
kc, hy persons engaged in the trade. and which
they are selling OF the very lowest rates. They
will ako continue TO receive fresh supplies until
the navigation close- previous TO which they
will lay in a large and ample stock ct the very
best articles 10 supply tbe country until The
river opens again
Persons must not be surpriscd 20 ind an up.
pareniy limited stock Of Groceries in the ~tor
The great bulk OF the Groceries are kept in
large warehouse near VI nopplemayor resi-
dcncc. about six hundred yard- from their ci'
adjustment iron. which the iorr is supplied a.
they may he required.
store. fiid lluiimg from The North EAST cor
ncr OF Public square a large two story frame.
Vi. nOPPLEMANER a BRO.
Mar hall, May 10. | -60 3j.G
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

Drug, Medicine, and Chemical Es,
,abli>hlnen,.
TEXAS ST.. SilKEN EpORT. LA.

'INlik Proprietor respectfully Announce to the
/ citizens of Marshall and vicinity. that they
keep on hand a large stock Of American and
Foreign Drugs ard Medicine a,
NEW ORLEANS PRICES.
American Chemicals comprising Power a
Weighlmau's Rossneasicu and Sons and other
well known Chemical Manufactures Also
large stock of French German. aud English
h,mcals selected in New York b., one Of the
Grm, with espermi fqaeHoc 70 then put9fg and
ecnuBcu An the Pharmaceutical rrepan
tons prepared in their establishments may
be- relied ON. rs being ol the standard strength
aud adapted from the recognized authority OF
the best materials and prepared with scrupnlous
care rs to their reliability and ailiccncY Yer.
liable WINS and a;I.., ',,,'iors; genuine Bermuda
Arraroot: pure Castor oil; linsecd Oh Paints
Gins, Putty, Surgical Instruments \ large
and well selected stock Of Stationery An the
standard works Religious AMI Political, with II
large assortment OF the writings of the popular
authors Of the day Garden seed lguarane,dl
Irussss, Cutlery, Perinmery French. English
and American, together with well chosen as
sor,mcu, OF goods, such ns ARE generally found
in a well regulated establishment of the kind
May 5, 1850,
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+ 4 B. JACOBS.
4 their well known stand in

~ their well known Stand in
~uREyEfoKT, la,
l. EEP m hand very large and well selected
N assortment ui
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
Their stock OF Dry Goods embraces CLOTHS
LGWEi.S. BLANKETS READY MADE
CLOTHING, HATS. BOOTS, SHOES, and
PLANTATION GOODS. Every description
Of BkOGA\~, ETC.
Their stock of t,rocorc- il abon, the largest
ever brought to the place consisting Of COZ
FEE. SUGAR BACON, PORK. LARD.
FLOUR MOIASStS RICE BEEF, 'iiOf-
OLATE. TEA. CIGARS, and TOBACCO
aud all kind Of Liquors.
Ihey purchase Tor CASH, aud sell cyelu
svclv FOR CASH al the lowest possible rates.
They solicit an who visit Shreveport or who
propose to send to Now Orleans TO lay 10 their
supplies, 10 first give them call, and examine
the quality and prizes oi their goods.
Match b, 80 \o21 #
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BALDWIN & CUSnMAN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers 10
II A r ID W A r L j..
IRON, NAILS, &c,
lCoincr Texas ahd Spring Streets

tCotncr Texas and Spring Streets
SHREVEPORT, IA
Would respectful y announce TO the citl-
tens Of Harrison County and 10 that
portion OF Eastern Texas trading At
Shreveport that we have recently open.
d fresh and complete stock OF Hard.
ware, comprised IN part Of the following
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
CHEAP BARGAINS,


G. FLINT K JON "a,
W. II y SO Roya Street Ner Orican,
V(rouip invite N, attention OF then fIlcnts and
w tho pabl.s g. their large and wrt.res,ed
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I. Y. HHopys.
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h NKSTl\DiCk \ CO..

Con>rR nHltrFg ,Np NV l.yyrg Sis.
NEW ORLEANS.
iap1riers ~ nrsndc- Wine. and Cigar. ana Deal
crs in Tobacco Snuh and Playing CaId..
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-29
- politttul.
THE REPUBLICANS AND CORRUPTION.

The Republicans are making great fuss Just
now over their one-sided investigation and Ge-
port on the sublec. OF corruption, but they ap-
pear TO forget, at asst wish the people to for
get, their position, completely and active par
ticipatlon IN tha: Very business. The infamous
course of the last Republican Legislature in this
State will not soon pass from the remembrance
OF the people, and among the darkest pages in
the history OF Pennsylvania will be those which
record the notoriously corrupt and dsgracriul
acts of the majority OF the members. SPECIAL
legislation to advance the interests OF dIShon-
est. lobby, and neglect of the leading concerns
Of this great Commonweath, distinguished the
Republican members beyond all precedent, a
nercenary purpose being at the bottom of all.
In New York, where the Republicans, too,
were in power, rank rascahty and u1ScrupuouS
corruption sialked forth hand in hand. The
New York Tribune, in remarking upon the acts
Of the Republican Legislature of tha, State, de-
nominated the majority San atrocious confeder-
acy OF public robbers" who severe debauchrd
by wholesale bribery" That journal thanked
God when they adjourned, consoling itself with
the belief that ''lt Is not possible another body
so reckless not merely OF right but of decency
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-29
elect purtrn.
DISCONTENTED.

How many sick ones
Wish they were healthy
How many beggar men
Wish they were wealthy
How many ugly ones
Wish they were pretty 5
How many stupid ones
Wish they were witty
How many bachelors
Wish they were married
How many BeRedicts
Wish they had tarried
Single or double,
Lies tuH OF trouble
Riches are stubbie,
Pleasures \ bubble.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-29
vH,HE BEDFORD GAZETTE,
III IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
nvy Es my VWRVESgS
BY II. H.. MEYER .

A. the following terms, to witt
81 so per annum, CASH, in Advance
5000 g if paid within the year.
% "a q if not paid within the year.
o-No subscription taken for less than six months.
0-No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
oaid unless at the option of the publisher. At has
been decided by the United states courts that the
,,.5a of newspaper without the payment OF ar
Tnaraqes. is prima acss evidence OF fraud and is
n%Tbe courts have decided that persons are ac-
un,abIe for the subscription price OF newspapers,
:; ,bey fake them from the post othce, whether they
subscribe for them, Or not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

OF dropsy on the brain ADnAAp youngest child OF Ar
thur and Margaret /. Rork ageA year and months.
The relatives and friends OF the amy are re6pecttul
nviled 70 attend the iun eral this "Wednesday after
loon, at bali past one O'clock from tn sdence OF he
parents, No lit West Seventeenth street
TAYLOR. On Tuesday morning, January "a, WALTER,
youngest child OF Noses b. and Sarah Ann Taylor.
The funeral will take place from the resid,cce OF his
parents No. 2l9 West Threth street. Thursday aer
noon. at two O'Clock The friends Of the family are re-
specially invited TO attend
TysoS-At New Dorp, Staten Island Jan. 81, at the
residence Of her father, George Barnes, LOUISA H. wife
of J. Raymond Tyson.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at the Aoravan church, this (Wednes
day) afternoon, at O'Clock.
WxsrKRyEIr On Monday, Jan. 49, OF consumption, az
ter long and ilness john A. WEsTERvstT ouly
Of Abraham and Sarah Westervelt in the Oath year
Of his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family also the mem
the funeral this wednesday, morning, from tho house
his mother 25 Christopher street, ut ten o'clock Thu
remains will be taken 70 the English NeghbOrhoOd N j.
for interment
wAGsrAFr. AT his residence, 927 Broadway, on Tues
day, Jan. "a WILLIAM WAGsTAF, . native Of Liverpool
England, aged Il years.
The friends Of the deceased are informed that the f
neral will take place on Wednesday, at twelve O'Clock
from the Church Of the Messiah Broadway opposite New
York Hotel, Rev. DR.. o. B. rockingham officiating.
Cambridge, Mass, papers please copy.
WILKINSON Tuesday, Jan. "a, wAITR FERGUS, infant
son Of Walter +. and Mary A. Williams, aged 2 months
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this "wednesday morning
at ten O'clock from the residence Of his grandparents u
Barrow street.
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HArkefa.

New ORLEANS, Jan %, 1850.
Cotton frmer, but not quotably higher Sales To- day
5000 bales Sugar quiet $40 re for fair to fully
mir Pork-Old mess, ST. rs $l1 so; new do, Sis.
Whiskey 2lc. Sight exchange on New York, 4 II per
cent discount.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. "a, 1880.
Cotton nrm sales to-day 10 500 bales inddng at lie.
A11Lc sales Of last three days 10000 bales; receipts
Of time 50 O00 pales against Al 500 IN same time last
yearncreased receipts at this port 900 bales Sugar
dull; fsir to fully fair csc 74c Flour urn; super
nne 81 Corn steady, prime '5c. Freight on cotton to
Liverpool e10d., Boston 1llec Sterling exchange
>. X premium. Exchange On New York sight y
x discount
~ MoHrls. Jan. %, 1850.
Cotson Sales to-day, $500 bales market hgmer Fair
qualities improved most Midding 1890
AUGUSTA, Jan. "a 1861
Cotton sitter, but quotations unchanged; gales to-day
400 bales.
SAVANNAH. Jan. "a, 1860
SoUon steady and unchanged sales to-day 300 bales
CINCINNATI, Jan. "a, 1860.
Flour IN fair demand, at IS as IS 10 for superdne
Whmkey dun a. 2tA. Provisions firm. Mess Pork firm,
a. III buix meats o,sc SAC. Bacon firm, al nc.
sight exchange on Nov York, * per premium for
BsiuMoRx, Jan. -, 1860.
rsar arm' Howard sreetsspernnes Is Co. extra IS SIX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25
The Lawrence Calamity.


The Mayor of Lawrence and the Committee Of Relief,
having in charge the distribution Of the funds contributed
for the aid Of the Pemberon Mill sufferers to
the public that generous have been the contributions
in money and clothing from every quarter that
assistance than what has already been sent with what is
pledged and subscribed, will be needed to provide
literally for the wants of those really needy.
The Lawrence inquest was continued on Tuesday.
Isaac Hinckley, Superintendent Of the Merrimac Com
pany, Lowell and VIM A. Burke, Superintendent Of the
Lowell Machine Shop examined, who testified to a
partial examination Of the Pemberton Mills in 1857 but
very few facts elected
AID FOR THE LAWRENCE SUFFERERS.
MIR. John Fl. Watson, No. log Broadway, acknowledges
the receipt of the following donations this day, Jan "a
1850 for the relief Of the sufferers lawrence Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Seh0I0s
ALBANY, Jan. "a, 1860
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
For Q Personal Liberty bill.
For Prohibitory Liquor INV.
FOR Railroad Toll and Pro Rata Freight law
Also from IL, 900 citizens of New YORK; relative To
steamboat landings on the East river
Tho select committee TO which was referred the peu
lions for state aid to the Albany and Susquehanna Rail
road Company reported by bill providing for an appro.
priation or one million dollars.
The bill for aid TO the Albany and Susquehanna Rail-
road imposes tax of three eghths Of mill for two
years. and gives the $500 when thirty miles Of
Ihe road fnshed $500 600 when thirty miles
completed, 500 900 when another thirty mites
pleed, and the balance when the road is completed
Cf the canals, and TO fully supply them with water.
BILLS NTRODUCED.
For the further relief OF orphan and destitute children
10 regulate the ratio OF interest
10 authorize the Comptroller OF the State 10 hold tho
Tonawanda reservation for the benefit Of the ronawanda
tribe Of Indians.
Mr.. CoxNolLy (dem moved forward the papers OF the
Now York Academy OF Music asking for exemption from
taxation.
Among The bills passed was one authorizing county
CLERKS 20 satisfaction or Judgment in certain
Mr.. MANNuRRx (rep introduced bill in accordance
with the resolutions Of the New York Board OF Superv
Bors amend the Election law relative to the serving Of
notices Of election
Mr.. HAMMOND (rep moved that the papers Of James
Hoy claimant Of the John g. Leak estate be referred
select committee with power to sit during the summer,
and that Messrs Cess, Mcleod Murphy aud Robertson
constitute such committee. Laid on the table,
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avenue with double track 10 Thirty fourth street,
turning through Tenth avenue TO Thirteh street. thence
through Thrtaeth street with single track Eighth
nue. thence along Eighth avenue to the points OF inter
section with Twenty ninth street, together with all the
necessary turn outs.
The Lennon slave case was on to-day In the Court
of Appeals. Charles OConor commenced his argument,
end had not concluded when the Court rose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25


The Arizona correspondent Of the Rep uodn that
The Navajo Indians recently captured 5000 sheep from
IN all quarters.
The Legislature Of New Mexico had passed memorial
asking Congress to organize the Territory OF Arizona
The Presidents Message, which telegraphed from
here for the San Francisco Bulletin an Sac ameno Union,
to overtake the overland mail at Maloys station Dec 3d.
passed Meslla the morning Of the 7h 1t expected
20 reach San Francisco the 18th
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wheat quiet and steady 81 IS 81 30 FOR red and 81 80
81 as for white Corn active white 70c rec yellow
Csc to- Provisions quiet. Mess pork SIT Is SIT so
for new whiskey steaay al Csc SIGHT exchange New
York unchanged.
PmLADE1PMA, Jan. "a, 1880
Flour dull superfne, IS 80 Wheat firm sales 1000
bushels red at 81 81 81 IS Corn dull sales 900 bushels
yellow at &c., white at zoe. whiskey steady at 2c.
25c.