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The Placer herald., 1865-09-30

QUARTZ SALEs-Eastman & Co. have sold
their quartz ledge, near RusseII's dggings, in
Amador, TO Sacramento company for $40,
900, cash Sorocco Brothers & Co. have
sold their lead and mill, known as the Italian
lode and mill, near Pine Grove, to J. r. Far
ley, of Jackson, at figure, reported from
$65, 900 TO 100000.
REPORTED SALE-We have been informed
by good authority, that the original Yankee
BIade-or the controlling inlerest-has been
sold to the New York and Reese River Co.,
for thirty dollars Gn gold coin) per foot
This claim consists of fourteen hundred feet,
and is one Of the oldest locations in the YAM
kee Blade camp. Reese River Reveilke.
SALE.-The Grass Valley National says:
We understand that J. J. OF has sold the
Oriental Mill and several quartz lodges, to
parties in San Francisco. He has gone down
to receive the money. Since writing the
above, we learn that Alexander T. Stewart
the millionaire merchant Of New York, is
the purchaser. He pays $4,000 for the
mill and mines.
EIGHTY MILES OF "FEET."-Mr. Morgan,
Recorder Of Excelsior District, Nevada coun.
ty, has been figuring. He says that since
June, 1868, when the first locations wore
made, there bavs been made eighty miles ol
locations on leads within the district, embra,
cling over 4ls,7oo feet Of ground. Excelsior
10 good country for "fses'"
The Placer herald., 1865-09-30

Many of the mining districts in the Reese
River district abound ID iron ore OF very su-'
peror quality. In the Mammoth district
which, like most of the other districts, has
been only partially ospected-large beds
or lodges of this ore have been found.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-30

Tho whole Indian population within the
limits OF the territory of the United States
is estimated at about $4,000 to $50 oO00;
$4,000 or $4,000 of whom are located east
Of the Mississippi river, in New York, Wis.
consin, Michigan and Mississippi.
A Jerseymau was very sick, and was not
expected to recover. His friends got around
his bed, and one Of them says: "John. do
feel willing to die!" John made no effort to
give bis views on the subject, and answered.
with his feeble voice.: "I-thnk-Id rath''
or stay-whers-Tm better acquainted"
For the gout, toast and water; for bile, ex'
ercise; for corns, easy shoes; for rheumatism,
new flannel and patience; for the toothachs.
pluck it out; for debt. industry and for love-.
ma.rimopy.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-30

RICn CLAIM.-The Sacramento Union
in it's report Of the collection Of minerals at
the State Fair, has the following in reference
to the Layne Mine, situated in Placer coun-
ty, near Hearn's Rock Spring Ranch, on the
Folsom road.
"1he collection Of minerals ia very consid
cradle. Among them are rich specimens
from the Layne Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, which mine would be considered one
of the biggest things out. if it were only
situated in the State of Nevada, or some
other remote and inaccessible part of the
world, instead of only four miles from Fol-
som. The di.coverer and exhibitor of the
specimens shows certificates Of assays Of the
groupings showing a yield Of $3.50 to the
ton, and of n working assay Of rock taken
out lO4 feet down, showing s131 in silver
and $50 in god-totaI Sl9l TO the ton. The
vein is some eight feet wide, vel defined
and three and half feet of that very rich
rock, none OF it assaying, even at the surface
less than $40 per ton. The development Of
the tnne is in forward state, and the ledge
has been tested lenglhwise for thousand
feet, holding good all the way. The mine is
owned entirely in Sacramento and Folsom,
and there are no feet in it for sale. The
specimens are beautifully spangled with the
precious metals, and look rich enough to
verify all the rosy statements made by the
discoverer."
The Placer herald., 1865-09-30

MINING PKospEcrs.-The mining pros.
poets throughout California are exceedingly
promising. In Nevada, PIumas and other
counties. we daily chronicle the results of the
labor of the enterp'ising miner. These go
to show that the yield of the precious metals
is quite as great in the aggregate now as i.
was in the paImy days Of California mining.
In the Tuare country the diggings are pay.
ing uncommonIy we'll. Mckinney & Co.,
in the vicinity of Ilavilah, cleared up, last
week, eleven thousand dollars. The wan. of
mills for crushing the ore is seriously f.l, in
many localities. Hundreds Of tons Of COP.
per ore are being daily shipped to this city
from Stockton. This metal, as pure as that
found on the shores of Lake Superior, exists
in inexbaustible abundance in CaIaveras and
Alpine counties. In Santa Clara county tho
Margarita Copper mine is turning out about
one thousand dollars worth Of copper ore
per day. Much of this will assay as high as
fifty per cent of copper. S. r. Leader.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-30
LA w CARDS.
B. E. MYRES

Attorney and CO unsellor at Law "A uburh.
OFFICE in building on Court street, nex,door
" to the Temple. Having esumed the practice
oflaw will attend to all business ntrusted to his
care in the several courts of the State. jellmy
The Placer herald., 1865-09-30
NUMBER S.
To Citv Lot Owners.

From Mr.. c. 7. Rice. late United States
Land Register for the State Of Nevada, the
Territorial Enterprise obtains the following
information in regard to the requirements of
the town site law which will be of interest
to parties owning town lots, A. we'll in CALI
fornia as in Nevada:
First, the applicant must be native born.
or a naturalized citizen Of the United States,
or have declared his intention TO become 4
citizen, and over the age Of twenty one years;
Second, the 'Declarstory Statement should
specify the earliest date possible when the
applicant came into possession OF the lots he
seeks to pre- empt; Third, improvements OK.
isting on the lots at the time Of the pur'
chase, answer the requirements of the law
relating to settlement and improvement
Fourth, final proof and payment cannot be
til three months after filing declaratory
statement; Fifth, entries of town lots must
be made at the Land Office, of the District
in which the town or lot is located within
three months from the time the official map
OF the CITY was filed in the Land Office; Sixth,
in making final proof and payment Of town
lots all that is alleged in the Declaratory
Statement must he sworn and subscribed to
before witnesses before the Land Officers
citizenship, settlement and improvement,
amount OF square feet contained, etc; Sew
enlb, priority to filing Declarstory S,ate-
ment Tin contested cases) gives no advantage.
Any number of persons may file on the same
piece of property. Where two or more per-
sons claim the same lot, the case being set
for trial before the Register and Receiver, ali
the testimony is reduced to writing, which
together with the opinion Of the Register
3 and Receiver, is forwarded to the Commis
3 sioner of the General Lard Office. Washing
, ton; he either confirms or reverses the award
of the local officers. From his decision ap.
peal can he taken to the Secretary of the In
terror, whose decision is final; Eighth, a per-
son does not forfeit his pre- .emption right to
! 80 acres of land by the entry of town lots,
as the town site and general presumption
laws are two distinct Acts. In making
proof and paymen: Under the general pre-.
emption law, person is obliged to swear
that be has never had the benefit Of this act
The town site law being distinct and sep.
crate act of Congress, persons availing them
selves OF its provisions are not debaTred from
exercising the right of pre-emption under
the old law Of l84l; Ninth, the Govern
ment price for town lots will be, not 10 ex,
ceed $40 for 4,2oo square feet. Much dis.
rretionaTy power is left with the Secretary
Of the Interior in fixing the price below ha.
sum; Tenth the old town site law of 1914
and all smsndatory acts of Congress relating
to town sites on the public domain were re-
pea|ed by the existing law. which was ap-
proved July ls,, 1864. March 3rd, 1866,
an act amendatory of this law (giving min.
ing companies the right to enter their sur.
face ground, and removing the restriction Of
4,2o0 square ieet) was passed by Congress.
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Rates of Advertising.
Job PRINTING

OF every variety, executed with neatness AMI
dispatch, at reasonable rates.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-30
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS I!

II you want a nice Game of Billiards, on
an excellent Table,
Call at Holly's Billiard Saloon, on the Plaza. op-
poste the Post Office, where the undersigned will
be pleased to see you; and where also you can
obtain the best Of liquors and cigars.
ED. HOLLY.
Auburn. August 9Th, 1S64-my.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-30
PL AC E R H E RAID.
T. < c. II. MITCHELL,
TERMS.

Payable in Gold and Slver-Invariabl in Ad-
vance.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-30
UNITED STATES HOUSE..

HE undersigned has recently taken this old
Il stand Zone mile below Auburn, on the
turnpike Road,) and reftted it in neat manner
He has the best of
Is1ea11or0 a1ad C1gar0,
always on hand
II isjust pleasant buggy drive from town,
where all who call will be accommodated in the
best of style.
ANDY. POLAND.
June nth, ls65-ny.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-30

Douglas and Lincoln on Negro Suffrage
Here are the ut,erances Of Douglas ant
Lincoln, as they are found in the published
report of their famous debate 10 Illinois in
1858:
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news Items.
ID, T.iss-spA to Ia. sv Yeri sva,I

Tgs Treasury Department - printing large num.
ters Of my cent notes
News 'rou. Ne" Orlesu, ID 10 tue sgec, that The
.-uy II Gen lLoluss Nr.yed there Feb gth IN "
lsrg. u.nsporis aud lively times we're expected.
II req rt.d at wAshin.ton that Lynchburg
vii be the new OSss u supplies Tor the rsLos .nI
Richmond gwen up Tor sh,t purpose.
Coz. B,Krg, Goveruuient dstsetiSs is Ia Angus
- No, lyosius aitu the substitute brokers u Il =,
city
luz propoa.aon to arm 20 80 uegrOss, witch
passed the rsteI House Monday, was indefinitely J
PostpoAed Gy the Senate On Tuesday, BY Ohs uus-
yorty rae DL-ArGa thinks Il viii uniy 4Gssdly
be recou s,derod aud passed.
DETAcBEEST oi tho sth Limos Cavalry, sent
out from FauiaI Court Bouss VI the llst, on .
scouting expedition has returned with number
OF rebel officers aud guorrillsA, who lave been
lodged Il ne Old Cartol.
ADSICEs FROM Columbus, Ohio represent recruit
ing very sc,iyr. Companies ere reporting hs,sr
than they ean be n uslsred In. IL u expected " st
Ohio vii pat more regiments IN the hsld thAn were
authorized - Tie Secretary " War.
1uE sales 0f 7.iO's yesterday, by Jay Cooka
were 70, l6s ~. The largesi ainSls subscription.
,ere 49, coo 'r,m PhiAdephiA and ssO, OoO tom
columbus Individual subseribers 22H, in sums
Of $50 and 500 cAch.
InE iran WA going on IN Phllsdslphi and New
jersey yshsr iAy m . vory orderly manner. One
sol sight IN PAhaieiphis, was that Of q child, who
hearing ita 'aiher's naule stnong the OonscriI4sd
s~ootoi upon the sidewalk, aud was carried, white
81 marble, TO an oDpoai,e drug store
DounLE murder Wa committed IN CfawfJrds.
vile Ind, "a Friday sflsrnoon. sou VI Mr.
Wnel4nd, liVing NJ ToionO, H., csu.s !, sss hL.
hthoT hrmef living near WaYsant " yblAtn
aDl.@ wOG>F v s-s IL ~ ua.a rxi.s.a y COS
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Pltdd,i, Lld, tet - The BuLLtu .'s special
Clc,uust despatch Says: hicc4 from below 'n-
I.c.tc ,rlui prcp'rsL,us Tor movement to oort-
~ Alatsus ami Ms s-Ipp. Iuop., Is NOV ng
siomttc y rtt, ,l st. Iag l'untel i's'' oi "a
n.uIry frou viet-brr, va J,.l.on, AMI C'uhy is
ou tue mar % ron Peustcol. Il sspI roaeudoi
taAtii Lee IS compelled 90 relnqlish Richmond, ,hc
VAL AL lack on L'a,l'grT, snd hel'e make n's
way through TIE modutaiu. 80 Fast TsUnessee or
kentucky II was rumored in Knoxville last week
that division o. his Lees. amy, had Glfosiy AZ
peared IN East tennessee The Federal expedition
uo~ moving from ROCKVILLE is 10 defeat this move
uent and by A., aiu iestroyn{ tLs railroad, render
the transfer Of Lees army vest u tho mountains
lmyosgble
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million, % d,lI.,s 4 he railroad 10 RaleIel.
which extends north " Weldon On ", h'Hn'Nc
River, disiance Of one hUndycu ana ~ iu-'eS
Wiluinctou IL conuectci Wit the e1uu by ran
ro.. '1 Manchester, and = bran b thence g. Ca'n-
do' slu'h Carolina, AMI ihcrc, to 'taresi'7'
toSd '.s;ance Of one hundred AZ i.FtN y. ''s'
t1rvu.l. "a, most tru.tul port Oh vi ne s'u'f,rn
states Cape Fear River, upon hen " ln ngt'n
is situate, nayigsLe Tor sts,uiboAts Ji uHh' itat
f.t a. Fsyetisv. lie, Il stAues Ol hdnHi'u AM
twenty miles frotn The soa.
W ludn.-t' ir one of tie ie" places ~ thc -olth,
the populatipn Il which. attracted by uo prunt' ~
llock a,le runn.rr, has iucrcasei siprc tie oo '
ueuccnleut 4 thc var Tic Ivpulatlou' t"f"r'
the capture oi PORT f'eh'r ornsc sp th contr.'
baud trade, numbered ahoW hitc'n ttou 'And
Increase ~ four or hyr thousarl sr,c tac war
cummcuCrl INe location i4 HJt ctl.Ns. al t.r
population primo ps'v cous.sv o. tl'..g .ni No.
chauies attracted ~ rus'u'ss r~'"'' tusI l'"s'i'
cuuVeuirutC
Ihe capture of whnipr'll Wa. eTs VI us G"u
rerrv's forces aoc4 hy tle z" Cuty -ih,fu Amy
rI5k 'oiu Tennessee, under hst,f i'euert' ; ..-
neld. Ol thr capture ot Fora sl,', ,',u. lprfy
i'und himself goAironioi ly = lag. si s"i'',I
rrls. fD-cc under G,Heral n Ike keiI''IucIuuuv
we're therefore rendered. ne esNary ~ re.bs' sc
inner inc %. tort ncNt onA sni teT rr-
iuiur r-cucnu were ordered Lp .guut len
ncss srt r'acsd under the command 81
General - hoheii. who hHd highly d'st.u a. sucd
himself IN al .hc lAiil oi tao SH-t Nt1i aud
WHO was one " Sh'ruaN's ulN' trus'c' Nculen-
sutS Tie tru''- sdNAn,ci uu l1.rs'a 'hsi' fIc'
ceied by bcu. toN's veteran viz "a oi Toe i"'".
t -.hti AMY UOrIb- apt sH.'ortcd D.! bti'F u
Erm - 'iy o. I.c .rUHla OlssUvcl un hnil
s.dcg . .ie rr"-, ~. DIVISIONS ou uue '.ie 'ud
threr "a the .tttr s4ppyr.ci 40 ,lt' utudr lS
Atuirsl P't.crs utc- ~a.'h 's.ei Slowly . ch''
covering the too Wlugs o. thr army. On fri'eN
the comb. ued lIld ana -aa iur'ts uprl' hft "A
Fort Anderson, large vsutv ork i"rDHsat.A 90
tagIt leland, " c. commando tic - l'.Ha. ''e o.
the Ctv. lhc al mona ..uf continued Wilh'H a
m0mVu's lr.crtu. ss.uu uniI Sh'uiiay hl.h''
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AwsInbiy.

NpuGs4 --Fur public market In brooklyn. The
Harlem and BrO.d~Ay Railroad bill. For rail
rOad in rhirttth stTt,t, Now York. For the bot
ter regu'sunn ui mAi, liquors.
Bias lNruuDuOEp.-f re cro-~-town "a lroad
To incorporate the Father Mathew Total Abstinence
SJ;oty %. New Yurk. For the better rcgulsuon "
tie sale u ueer aud mAh liquors
ksrpEts To lucorInrsto the Union Hotel Co u
BIhRlu 10 provide tor the payment Of interest on
tho uuuds suibuti1oj by the buIeiVsors oi New
York read thIryi time and passed. To suthorias
the city m Poko"psie to borrow money. To incor-
poritr the New York Acridentsl Insurance
Company. Fora railroad ~ Grand street. Mo
Ious and resolutions by Mr.. hAliOrd Directing
tLr Committee Railroads to inyesrgute com
plants against u4e LOuIrL Railroad. Passed. by .
vote vi {! to ~.
ny M Reed rendering thanks to General
S4errnsn aud h,S army for ths capture u Charles
IDu aud Wilmington. By Mr.. Stewart -ThsuE-
Ing our brave soldiers in the dGd FOR thsiT
endurance aud hsrVi.n "a putting down the 10.
be.hun.
Tho State bounty ssH b.ll va. then read thtrd
nms aud passed
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Southern News.


The Richmond papers Vi "Wednesday eIhiat a
marked depression of feel ns but sre nevertheless
defiant aud Llatsnt. They reticeui VI military
news, which they state is ~!tLhcd from prudential al
cons deratous The extracts rem tue Charleston
papers publ.aheI previous 10 It's capture prescott =
curious contrss: between bral ADD performance
pry> a. uling, hey do, shsI the city WAS safe
AZ. us, any forces Sherman could bring against u.
ltey cdd nolhius However, - ouI sIo,k Of news.
A proclamation had Loen .ssusl y Gov, Vauc-,
Of North Csroins, csllus upon ILe PEOPLE u "i,aId
ty the Couicder4cy" which concludes ls follo~s;
Iot tho hasuce ~ our citics .o-M lille, Clsiles-
tou, Wilmugtuu, Redmond, al Aul 4 We Alv do-
ned he free, on slt ,at!on rs qIc ~ uls-
taut ~ ever Fuf, tAuE Goa Ihe ,uLleIcrlly y
does not .ousiat ~ bri,k a' 10 rtAr, o. IurL,ulEr
sppta of ground however valga'l, shcy Wny be lu
military pO!u; " yew cur uatiOu.,Iy touTsta
IL oar ico''c.
llc follow ng ars the ct.ei war items Of general
interost
TIE enemy goi up A furious sh,lhus IA front o.
Prlerha drI on Nou.iLy, caused ~ iht appearance
o. a oD crate working party. several shells eH-
!. ae. = tao city oi fucrs l.I., sud uuuU'rj tel.
IN Bsudiori.
uf ~ .s eIten1ins re line Of railway 10 iis new
tls.l3n 1u Hs;cher's Run.
TIE Petersburg EAraEss says thst the enemy IL
throw NJ up L'ayy ".rss Ou tie brunswick stage
On I, h"twceu Rams s'ation aud Mjucs's Neck
B..tge ,wo ul.les below tie lstter place.
Heavy capnonsdlng was hc.rd "a Ihe dire ton
I o. Dsth Gap yesterday, but we were uuablg ~
learu the cause U! 4,
g,ut!euLn now resident Of this city, lormer-
ly oI K,pucky, proposes to pat tls Iule-bOiled
slaves II e dispos oi Gen. Lee, Ho thus lives
| unmisiaEstle eyiaen'e Il h,s patriotism Nut
only 90 bu. c int Ids 10 com. Itab ,qllp each
NAV. AID furnish hiu uUerly with money ty ~.
cur. como t. iu clup. Here IL al example worthy
+ II Imitation. Wuo viii luio-s
IGg wAE - KRSTJCkY
! We have confirmation VI tie report VI az eNpei'
ton Of Il e Leiuy iron KuOXylIe, III he dire,t H.
VI rveny ye, Dut there are various suru. ses " ~
OtJcls.
l = A.GIsI uom wytasyulS a.lsa lEs lSa LsSS-
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SAYS. enemy, LJcO strouy, under G1l-tn. are
rcIorteI %. tv eJ, sli,.I Is through uIp,r Fast l
ucsscc Ihc.r 0utppsts arc Ii nth Ut Glccuy,llc
p scrsrt bro. ~ ,r 'y our scouts s;s,C lhN I :
Q iuteu ion a. the crcuy to y,clrv tie hcio
Sta'', i pJss tl., ou tbc gay q elcst,- tho 93d
.a.t r., s,me ipc'r IT ulflct ...; Esst Ten.
ue' - h,s Witnessed jaly ruco toe VIZ vommeuc.
a. boar.
The ssre writer ldds:
Gutnet- Brigade ~ Kcntu,kv c.vgltv hsd ~
en- 'S-cu ont SCI saturday at Raj. Rrl's". IN Lcs
county, NirgniN tVtuty -ivc mu's uorta II Cum.
tcrait Gar, rcsult,uy iu .tui,d victory ~
o"r arms. Our icss Wis No, over Co silcl and
Wu.u .ci
Tho Richmond wma hss the following 'n srer
uAr's 'no,tmruts:
A. hat know - that Cen SHERMAN q prose.
cu'rr another movement Avar..'i he much
moe fuNu lis ordinary yIguf. aui isr move III an
i"tnuuns g. c01sutnwst~ that c,npreaessve p.sn
ior ssvcr,ug Heuefai Lees totnmuu.gaGors with
lie South ant t~Aly. bv c,t.N .,as L.s tnrtp
~ Grants, tu either Iprgr tnc cys,4Atcu u RicA-
mund- ur to yApslre u 10y 'e plw.r - numhst-
autNsri VII s1ye b1 lie when no. ttints "a
lIvisallc, Or u".lIne ~ Wien he thinks tia, ~
AVOID u 10 the proper course. And We may .cycrd
or t. t-st what h. taahst.c IroTcr coursN will
10 te bcst that couN adopted. We 10 not pre-
tend = klow ~herr ,r vuss be- pruJv-,,- a. meet
S.t"na-, lut We are hfm.y Convinced that thc
laute" ypmmauttr p, 81 he prHsc,utes his u.r \
to' Hrla edmond, Ntth ne t..laiouH purposes
uuW ludIcateu 10y his r'uversr's. Nfl 49, g. h /.
prescott expedition l.uk,l Ip. L. he not tcieat
gd, he vii u.sn>h str..'i up tie .r.al "a Chsr.
l't . t'.ru o. Salisbury. tlcYCr to ursruuayr1,
aAu bluv.iio, suu -H un IT, RChu nd
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In' HJGs. pa'ssd The scnste j,int resolution
dirccuns itg ury mt the present coniisoa " the
incu t7D-s aud especially their treatment by the
civ.l ami military authorities With ,u amendment
provdins &rs Commission VI three persous, in-
stead n - ect commtts0 Of u,embsrs Of CO ress
s originally proposed
The conEdsrat,Oh Of the Anendaiory Enrounep,
bill was resumed. The second section bong under
consideration. providing th.t all perSou- mustered
INTO he service shL be crcdtsd W the state, and
g. uc wSrd, town. ~ prccineL or o,hcr enroll
meut 'lb-i,s.ri,s where they belong by setuaI rss-
iicnce,
NJ. Chsn'er .p oppAi-g tic bul, s,d u plsosi
IN the h7u's " lhu Executive ~ .ess.ve military
ant rsvN power, greater Gsn uiat exercised by
any potcutsie in 1bo vorL.
Ifc ucuih.ts discussed lhs sectl,n max ipg Lne
pr'nc'Ps rorronshls 'or the Sc'yicc Of his sabsi-
tlt", mi .uhiotn.' bin w. dr-N in c.ss The So
sstnte de-crt ~ nh tho uDc Spred torn.
WAisNor,n offered tie t'Iow NJ amend
meut! II no substitute desert the pr1ncirsl shA All
be shoI. II ths suhsurae run swsv, he prncipsl
auAl ~ mrEisonod during the ~ The Dry
rortugss. u AL -iiute rob hen ro,st, the pr,n-
ciyal shsil cany raj on his shoulders for two
houta
NJ Price uovci 10 -,rle ON the entire ssction
making principal hshlH tor he substitute, &c ,
and this vAs ssresi to--iOS Atsnrt 81
VI. Ssvcns uEc oil . ne ssction. that the mus
terinR lu " substitute shA.l Ia ounclusve IN f..
vot 4 the priucirs al, aud eS-sTI he LATER froiu
military ssrviUs Tor the terru for whrh be wss
drrosd. The amendment vas agrssd to-TT
sg,irr' 'f5
" thuut Cpr-i,riing seton a tie bill tLo uOuse,
Al hsL.p-si hv,, a.JourDed.
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New York State Legislature.


i',lus Fsb q The following bills vcte ne.
t'ei, FafaAe ryls,ht-n Puldic Convey sn,e Cou,-
ptly. t. Incorporate the Company ~ the Garden
%. fouuts.a 4 New York. To Incorporate the
Huntington SAVINGS Bank. Authorizing the 9th
Avenue x c.. g. extend ~ tracks. 10 moor
f.'rst~ ihc Nca York butcb.rs' u ir aud Melting
A., e,st ~. Incorporating the knckeruUket
Is, Company k'lsuyc 10 iOrrclorufs II mort.
ssyts Uy advertisement.
AuNA.Ckn 10 lunD REAUiNG -r 10 4ucOt pnrate
mo Merchants ENchsu.e anu New, Rom II New
RI. Increasing tue rates " y lltNys Of Hslgste
pilots. Amending the law dcsignsting legal hol
lays. Prov ding tur raising mOuey 10 pay the iu-
tsfcst un NJ, " York bounty bonds, p.sasd
for tie rehei u lie holders u unsecured GOuds VI
tNsN. L Lr.e Railroad ".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-25

Albany, FEB "a The diIoci TAI bounty TIL,
slXhNry ~ the bounty act which originated 10
'he Senate passed she Assembly this morning, and
has been sigucd BY the Governor. 1t Is undsrs,cod
that this meets the conditions agreed upon b-,wsen
the Governor aud Comptroller aud the Lsuss for
obtaining Ihs necessary funds. 1ks Gin authorizes
the levy u = state bounty s.I, bu, posspoues Its
ope alton t.il alter thS CANVASS Vi tue November
vote vu lea ,li4ug the thirty million bounty jott
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-25
Lee Preparing TO tcIreat 40
Tennessee.
Execution Of Beall the Pirate o.
Governors Island.
Els REMARKS ON THE GALLOWS.
Capture of Wilmington.

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