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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-21
d DAILY CLARION

We have now q trusty and capable
and hope all our city subscribers
HI 70 ret their papers, win notify the
There has been some irregularity
.s,ro in the delivery ofour paper, which
.v be avoided.
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The Chief Engineer and General gu
.ndent of the Southern Rail Road ad.
!. Cor ten good carpenters to work on
.;rs at Lake Station.
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wANTED.-AGKNTS WITH SMALL CAPT.
tai. to take Agencys Of WILCOX Gibbs Sewing
Machines in the several States Of Alabama Texas.
Mississippi and Louisiana great opportunity for
Industrious young mon, to WHOM liberal discount,
win be made.
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THE professional card of DIR. J. L. Car
pPears in our columns to-day. DR.. Car
gentleman of high standing As ply
p, and his large experience dnring the
renders him eminently qualified as q
pom in all branches of that profession.
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|, +oiI privatlOn and.expense may be
18th comparative IMMUNITY, in any
!. or locality, by those who sustain
.treuRth with the wholesome and
81. stomachic-Red Jacket BitterS.
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"RoTATMG HOOK"

"ROTATING HOOK"
and drawing the twist into the Rooda thus securel
| fastening every stitch that the seam viii bear
Be cut at frequent intervnls and In that ever
| All circumstances to survive the Nashfub."
patented device prevents the possibility Of tn
balance wheel ever wearing or fouehinr TIE dr..
BY another Ingenious Patent improvement
The Needle Caonoa BE Set WRenR.
Thus avoiding the great trouble Of other machines
In this 4 is 20 easy that child may get it In tn
| dark with unerTing correctness every time.
No Breaking of Needles
The blade of the needle il Less than three.fourth
Of an inch long and IL straight Il IL less than hal
the length Of other machine needles. many Of whcI
great source Of annoyance, expense and trouble.
THE HEMMER AND TELLER Can
NEVER BE PUT ON WRONG.
Any one may adjust them in the dark The hen
may be Of any width. No other hemmer or Teller 4
like this. IT turns the hem ON the right under
side, A. yOu want it.
IT WILL NOT DROP STITCHES.
As the needle is always set right the blade shori
and straight it does not vibrAte like longer Ones
WILCOX &sGIBBS' SEWING MACHINE
is run by steam ut 600 stitches per minute-othel
machines only at 600 to go. with safety.
They are Manufactured with
Hence each esrF e and ca. b.
readily replaced in case Of accident.
THEY WILL NOT GET OUT OF ORDER.
We have known it intimately for several years and
90 far az we know, not one in family use has ever
cost dime to repair, even been ont Of order ~
all They will last generation If properly cared
for None who have used 1t can be persuaded to use
any other.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
works at an instants notice. and never stops unac-
cOuntably. Not one operator in ten the Wilcox
q Gibbs will break needle drop stitch in a
year. This Machine in the hands Of any one knows
no skiPs. drops. Jumps or misses The rOundnese
evenncss, durability and beauty of lite stitch
WERE NEVER EQUALED.
It's rapipity, absolute Stiffness case Of motion
narrOwness and neatness of ia hem and fell Were
never approached by any other machine.
The Press universally pronounce this the heat
tAmily sewing machine in tho world.
AGENTS WANTED.
Agents for other 6rst-clase machines who take
this one in addition to theirs, mako our most sue.
cessful and best Agents. Try it.
Terms TO agents, descriptive circular and~epeei.
mems of work, sent free by mail receipt Of stamp
NJ. W. LEFT, General Agent
st. Louis Mo.
Office "a North Fifth Street Fob Id5m
2. 8. WILLIAMS, J. @. MOREY,
Late Gen1 Sup't MOI. G.NRR Late Of Misc
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We learn that Joseph Cohen, tho ia
Optician who has been staying in our
for the past few days, will leave for
hhus. Miss, on Saturday next.
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o r D E r s

FOR copies Of the AMENDED CONSTITUTION
AND LAWS Of the last session be filed af a 20
per copy. They will DO ready for delivery abont
he last Of next month. Orders accompaniSd With
9 will have preference. dAWIn
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Ne are indebted, for late papers. to
TitcOmb 81 Powell, and Messrs.
q Tolbert, of the Southern Express.
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CmAs. m. WILLIAMS


NY HOUSE AND LOT in Meridian. The heuse
The r9oms and hail are lafhed and p1astsred and the
whole house eaeefully finished Servants house 81
Stables, Bath Hsuse Chieksn haune and good wen
The garden eoufains abent three hundred youug
c0la. Rlums Cherries Qninces Amends, Net
taEinE9 81 small Grapery. Thess prsmlees ere
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RREcrTONS.-In the editorial article on
irst column of the second page Of yes
py's issue, for majority" read Maj
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sp II. O'Neal, Esq, of the New Orleans
Ea, found dead in his Office last Sunday
|Ing.
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PEACHWOOD NURSERIES.

PEACHWOOD NURSERIES,.
THE prices of FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES,
i &c, of this Establishment the present planting
season will be rs fol lows:
Apple ITrses.-&3O per hundred less than .
hundred 81 cents each.
Peach Troes.-SJO per hundred; less than ahur
dred 37t cents each.
Pear TReeGs-(DwAH and StAndaRd)e6o %
hundred; less than hundred, IS cents each.
Plum, Apricot and NsctaRiMe TRGoS.-
70 cents each.
GP0pea-CAtAwba-o3 per doEen;ko9O per ham
dred; SI5O per thousand.
isabella, Warren, tPaul1ns, Cl1AaOm
jacques and Hartford PRolAMe.-50 eeuts 70
o. each.
ScuppemOng.. so cents each 10 eS par.doae0.
Ornamental, Trees, 9hRWba, R0e0e, A0.
From fifty cents 30 dollar each.
charge will be made for packing, sufficient 70
cover the cost Of mat eTiAl.
Packages delivered In good order the cars q
State Inc Station, amer which they As the Eisk Of
the purchaser.
TERMS CASH. Address,
GnO. g. GAINES,
Nov 25wtMaFl State Linz. Wayne o.. Mt0a.
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Chambers News EXpfeSS.

FROM Magnoa, Pike county, to HoImesville, eoun
y seat of Pike county, Mississippi, triweekly
From Magnolia to Jaeksonw God and Liberty, county
seat Amite county, Mississippi, tri-weekly.
From Liberty to CentervIlle and Wood Vile, county
seat OF Wilkinson county, semi weekly
Will supply subscribers residing 1T In the Velnlty
Of any station on the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Southern Railroad and His
sissppi Central Rsilroad. and bonneville, Jackson
wood, Liberty. Centerville. Woodviie. Montiesllo,
County seGD Pine Bluff. etc with the
New Orleans, Mobile, V1eksbWRG, jack
SON and Meridian Daily and
Weekly PaPer0
Having agents above, win attend 70 recording
deeds. collecting, etc
Letters mailed 90 cents enclosed) or packages cent
to agent Chambers Express, MsgnOlEa, Miss" will
be promptly forwarded.
Until mal routes and post Offices blIshed
will mail and par postage letters from the above
places to Magnolia post office,
Passage from Magnolia to Liberty ........o3 %
Letters-U postage paid. ........... 10
Newspapers and circulars U 8 postage paid .
Subscriptions and advertsefients for country pa
pers received by J. BEN CHANDLER,
Nov IL diff - Carondelet street.
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the communication of III" instead o
n, read "seuen in the case of Repro
Atiyes in Congress.
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REAL e ATE BROKER
AND GENERAL AGENTS,
No. So, st. Charles Street,
New SOrleans, La.

viii buy, sell or lease Plantations City or Town
Property, collect Rents pay Taxes purchase Plan.
tatiOn Supplies, Machinery, and Agricultural I'm.
plementS, furnish laborers negotiate Loans and
form Partnerships for Planting.
Our arrangements are nearly completed for in.
and South to our Circulars and to q personal des.
cripton and examination Of all Landed Property for
which we are the authorized agents. Parties having
Real Estate for sale lease will find 10 to their in.
terest to furnish us mt once with minute descrip-
tiOns of Lands and improvements stating price,
termA prospect Of crops. etc.
TIN. B-3U plantations, several of them stock.
ed and in forward state of cultivation for sale i'm
Madison County Miss.
j. H. CHEATHAM, Agent, Canton Miss
jan7dSm
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J. L. HARGROVE,
Alto Ely AT LAW,
Brandon, Miss.

Will attend all the courts at Brandon and Jack.
son, win collect claims in Vicksburg Canton any
where in Mississippi when business will justify.
Having practced In the ID Judtsial District Of MIS-
sissippi he has superior advantage Of knowing the
people. VIII also sell or lease Land or buy for
Others examine titles pay taxes redeem land here
tofore sold, and do every thing usually done In .
general Real Estate Brokerage business.
REFERS TO-Hon McNair Judge ID ia
dicial District Dry Creek Mississippi; Col A G
Mayors Assessor of Int Revenue Of Cd District
Miss. Brandon Mississippi; Messrs. Fulkerson 4
MeLaurin IL Union street. New Orleans; Warren
Crawford, 81 Carondelct street, New Orleans: Gen
B Tsppan, Yicksburg. Feb2dly
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L WILL
r gKkER Tlll
1 virtue In t1a I
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w Bind, Braid Quit and Embrufder beautifully.
twill, with the finest needle and thread run from
perfect work ON the finest Nminn0Ok. over the
heaviest beaver cloth and c0whide, With ne change
of needle, thread OF Tension -
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
win use coaEss cotton linen, mix and twine II
runs easier faster and stiller than any other ma.
chine. It forms fat eFen and elastic seam dflsr.
ing from every other stitch each loop being twisted
by means Of the
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ARTIFICIAL LE0a,
WestOns Metallic ArtiAefal LeHs.
TWO LEGS IN ONR
you CAN TAKE OFF THE FOOT AND PUT ON A
STUB
ARTIFICIAL LE0a.

ErH is the only Artificial Lee the party wear. "A
E3eing can take apart and put together, or ID
CR'take of bis foot and substitute stub 81
Cork lined, covered with flesh eoored leather, With
rubber joint, and without cat gut cords spiral
springs il is self adjusting makes nose cheaper
and lighter and will last longer than the wooden legs
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-21

| =. 8. WILLIAMS, J. q. MOREY
Late Genl Supt MOI. G.N.R.R. Late Of Mise
| WILLIAMS & MOREY,
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Offers to the ]
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-21

ES,
r AVATS,
SUSPENDH
KERCHIEFS
a Gentlennanil \
5 YEARS.
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le Ladies of Mississippi. the celebrated
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
city Intslltgssee. .

ssszso wsAmnD-A sdiuos Of spnng la, made
ssddcn appearance here April had been cold rainy
cbssr.ssz But change seems have ocearsd 10 the
thsrmomstrcs department, and lAk a with
grniitnde And hope q may be exchanged again for
such sintry phsnonsns ~ had preceded u Yesterday
Wa ~ mild . lamb ~ tbs jopc of Italian
after rsveins among full blown ro~rs nsw. mown hay
and the famed Southern groves Of orange
trees IN blossom Let us hear no more Of winter chill
ing the zap 10 spring The suriy old feiov has Teen
very properly irchassd from he position and the
that unlocks the flowers u paint the sushns so
has come upon a. in iu fal pouer and enllssnce
Trs kKy Ercrr Lava correspondent yesterday
stated In tbs Of Communication 10 the HSsALD
upon the new Erci-e IA~, that er Recorder James n
smith Of this city had presided o,rain neetins
o he liquor dsAers called 10 asa for medication u
the statute Mr. smith dsuies the statement smphst-
caly TIA, he v the attorney of The ~ atty bot
never attended u Their meeting, and hence ss1ld
not have scisd "a thsi, presiding ofhoer
Tns Prugc ssi,eoLs The Board ~ EdBcauon. With
dele.sion Of ths Boston s>LOol Bosrd pr.seni
engaged vnunr the city shDois and ersntning into
Their general oon5set ssards The sys,suh of schinF
aud the impr0F male s1f ~ b. msde N .1fh
,ystm. Ths following gentenen constitute the Boston
delsgsIon - Lincoln, Mayer of Boston Aid.rnsn
fh.rirs siark editor u the Insion Coua4oa4sal0
w Pknbuck. tbs Bosion sspernisndsnt of Pab1 In
sEucslon Rev, ~ Iotbrsp, Esv. Herv Baf.
rssshs, ~ rpssm, ~ aurles, AdsrDsn Gss.la sss
Asyo, Councilnsn 10 hnsr and Moon Caysriy Hsssf
and IhomHs Drev.s Each viar moss Prove
nof srboD- ssd 70 tbo<~ of nsisf ,iiies u
t-.s.a s., ma Ssnss.n ss '.ss ne, T. 49, Is s,.
sbsri, before three el0,t, Henry ssnls IA hiDs
years of sse. whose parents rrsSe 81 yofsyn street
e7er The Borery, hcsf sprirg sf,esi. ~ c1
No 10 of tbe Fvurth arsnae itDe and MfDusi n't4hif
kired the Wheels pNssins over hs becs u srf~ar-
that Henry m returning from ~ besl brDee ctf
u The Fogr,t svsnss line ~b>h pN t&sslng tDsn ws
Bowen, snc yesng ear oorring ,hs " tsrt tog gm
v reach Tie 80 tfscs b<for~ r-asbsa him la sens
aecs.s>s no<ssd do.n - ne horsss 20 ibs ~
ear, aps tsforn hrfnvss eould br.ss 20 ". -hss1s
p&-~sd over bio net. o.asns bs d~aih - s,sisf Tse
remains <ksr - ssS Conveyed V ne rss1sses
~ ssnhsi, vb9r cssAsss w'iSsJ ss sgsis>s v bss
~ nSp~~.
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
Their Tonnage, Armament and
Crews.
A Nephew Of " Don't Give Up the
Ship, Lawrence to Conn
mand the Squadron.
HIS MAYA IL CO IL ID.
The Fleet 10 Rendezvous at Eastport, Maine,
by The sOth Instant.

The United States "nying" naval squadron ordered
duty the British North American coast tbs detail
OF which given eIcuhiyely In the HERALD few days
ago will consist Of yessels. carrying any n,e
guns manned by twelve hundred and nfiy sallor- of
tho vessels comprbg this squadron one n at hastrort
Name by this time, and the DE soto tag hhip raiied
yesterday from the Brooklyn navy yard, Tho others
have received orders be at their rendezvous Passport.
Mo- by tho 30th inst Tho vessels all sqnippcd On
the basis, and 60 supplied with their magazines
nlled with powder shot and shell Tue squadron
will remain the coast Of Maine While the Fcninn
eIcitstnent prevails that district, With ordo"
W enforce the Observance Of our International
laws between this country and England When
this accomplished the squadron Will proceed Ia tho
Of Bntish North America, where they viii AFFORD
protection American nsbcrmen, and prevent po-st
be the petty similar To those to which the,
exposed prior the esSence Of the ateiy expired
Reciprocity treaty II Is the intention oftbc government
keep up the existence Of this fleet during the summer
10 IL present sxe, and any serious COMPUTATIONS or
knotty Quesons should arise between England and Tim
country 10 increase the ncei materially, with vessels of
. larger olars
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The Turf.
NgW ORLEANS RACKS.


Fam GRnrsDs CouRsE-FfasT DAY.-1be nrst Of the
spring on yesterday evening at the face track
at the Iair Grounds The track s1c~cfsgiy rough
with cIods, thoogh not Otherwise heavy There we're
two purses, tho 'Crescent Halln and "coge. Housc
purses Of $500 ssch The for The nrst
Gilroy, belonging 10 Mr. Clay, aud Maiden from the
stables Of Captain Moore Gilruy was successful boating
Maiden rather badly the nr and second mile heats
Time - Firrt hont two minutes ard and quarter
second second heat, one minute bty four aud one
soGOnda The contestants for the oeher purse
were Gensssi Rousseau from Mr. PAtiersons stables,
bay ally by Gortovp, from Colonel sma'a. and another
ally, Refusal, from Colonel he!lsans General kons
n he liked The distance VA two miles an
the time -four minutes and four seconds
ssooSD DAY.-Thur. day, Aprp ~ lsSS-st james
Hotel purse, $500, mile heats for two yesr-oldf;-
". " Williamson enters oh. . Lewis " Smith, by
Revenue dam Sea Breeze, by Albion. ~ lbs. 49,.
7 Vowel enters oh Emily, by Vandyks dam
Gazette, by Ambassador, vi ibs.................
Time, 0o-20tx
Ssnr DIy.-Seoond race ~ Charles Hotel pertc,
81 900 all ARCS, two mile heat
Moore and Coffee enters b. e. beacon by lerns-
ton, dam Bay Leaf, by Yorkshire, yoars old,
loa lbs. -.-.+.....s s.st+s.
s. II Henderson enters X Charley Armstrong
by Lexington, dam by Gray Eagle. years OLD,
vO lbs
7, Vowel enters, b. m tslre and dam bot Known
Time, 81 A--3 80
The New York herald., 1866-04-20

Nevada without insistn~ Npon eou,,tv He M, Lane,
wisnsd the E word Vas not in the constitution Of
sccnrt Nv |oaa not exclude the State on that
Ir ehnna teplcf Iowa. .aid tina, the Senate was
had once pesSsed TO come in under il. He maintained
tnat the Population OF Colorado was not sufficient for the
pssa% oi State government With what grace, he
LAsv, .v could the Senate admit Colorado while she
c.uyed negroes from the right OF suffrage and In few
insist that Virginia should permit negroes to voter
ne could not endorse the constitution OF Colorado to-
day and afterwards undertake TO confer the right Of
mge 70 colored people in the South.
Mr. SUMNER contended that the enabling act failed
with the refusal Of Colorado TO come In under it.
Ine morning hour expired while Mr. Sumner was
A discussion arose on a motion to continue the con-
1deraton W this subject, in the course Of which Mr.
TsunBuii, tep) Of H. said that tho opponents OF the
bill were acting unfairly and pursuing course which
was in oppontiOn to the rules Of the Senate
Mr.. GRIMES replied TO Mr. Trumbuil saying that ono
& lectures and Tss he SesgeS hm
hosd them, 30 Tar as he r GrmesI was concersed in
Mr. TRuxBul1 said he bad mover assumed TO lecture
anybody in the Senate, csss Of all the Senator from
iowa lMr Griznes He Mr. grumbulr should learn from
Mr. YArss rep) q M, hoped that the btI would be
considered 70 day. and fora reason directly opposite 70
that which animated the Senator from Massachusetts,
(lr. Sunvor, in coming 70 different conclusion. He
Or Yatosl thought there could be bctter day than
~n so sd Is wsts W re-. their
The Colorado bi was made the special order for Tues
day sexs.
THE HABEAs coRPua
The Dill In relation 70 the habeas corpus taken up
ne question the adoption Of Mr.. Edmund 8
auaeDdment, published n Yesterdays report excluding
from the indemncahon granted by the bill all unlawful
ncs committed in States not In rebeon where the
AaSeas corpus not suspended. The yeas and nays
Were called on the amendment
Mr. CoNsss trcp) Of Cal, said the Senate full
usveral Senators had just left their seats.
Mr. 9HERMAN-What did they 20 out f0rf
Several sESxroRs suggested Aey had gone to see the
PROCESSION.
Mr.. CoNSSss moved q call Of the Senate.
Mr.. JOHNSON, (dem Of Md.-You can't do that there
u no such thiIg
kr. CoNSEss-Then move the Senate adjourn.
Mr.. JcHNsoT-On that ] call the yeas and nays
The yeas and nays were ordered and the Senate ac-
3ournod
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prsnosEsr rosrrn
p..s.ngsY. Arrived.

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wo.dsN1 M ana hrs hva ss@ 10 riasss ~ sra NJ
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ssR Nnsen h,ss ssDsssn sna sasss hsssF Hesi
asford. y, N-ngfas l-sf. ~ 80 Sg.sr sa-ga Se.a
DslJfps, nsf~ras. A Pea s Fhss ueasaf u slHn-f
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b, sfsJIssi.u.s " f~ssi y. ..t vs. 4 sss-. ss.ai
r.a.. =, r.g. s.' I . s..ld - al sIsss ~. SO
pow two rhii1fsa snA oss ssrsats ts4 Nintsf,
~ fs.s<r 80 80 G.r.gs s'ns.~l r,e~g.o-
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W Beeeifssr srs.f ~ " rhe-.as siss rs,s. 49,
b gsil.... y orsf' NJ D.ssi c.aa~,t1 e,.ss ~
tier NJ s-ssirss. rfsu. rfsit ~ 80 -
rlni.a. sss 1ssgrs', A kl.gsss sls,<rs g,s.s
" iN~ ffns.ss i<lssf Asfst Ossstsl, tsm-s r1ng
"a, NJ Afng ce-t~f NJ srs-r. Kpp~v Eiry-f
rsyns rstt q nsrhest, ~ sa< sw e~.s.sfr %
fsnt 49, toe NJ Afs<s, & ksset. Fsst i.ss
Hst<. eess " $3.50. Jeas rsys csg si.ss, gs-<ys
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NC; s.s.- IaSSrtL~.s iss' - ''s' '.'
The New York herald., 1866-04-20

From the Halifax Sun and Advertiser, April IL
That there s m0a decided and indignant opposi
fioW 70 any union vith Canada by the great body OF
our population rs papably evident from the fact
that petitions from every section and distric-Dearly
II not quite hundred In all-and with many
Thousands Of signatures presented to tho Legs
ture In its last session against the proposed union
and not M fdpoT and goccrnnent then declared
TO b. "imPrucf,cabl< The several elections OF mem
bers which have since been held 70 MI vacancies In
lower house, have been tested on this confederation
question, and have all resulted ddre< % Tie plan; and
that there no change OF public opinion concerning II
in this province is manifest by the fact that large
Der Of etiions dgana Il haze aycod presned during
the pyesez Of Furiidme, from various parts
OF the province and doubtless many more will be sent IN
before the session closes II provincial government
realty think there any change in favor Of the project
amoog our population lat The question: b, at sted ty
APPEAL % them at general ei,ctbn This Ia the only
fair and honest way Of getting decision on the point
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
Sales. of ReaI Estate. /.

THE ESTATE oS JACOB HANSEN AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Mcssn huises, wilkins Il Co sold at public auction
yesterday the ssopsry the estate Of the late
Jseoo HAren The property hes been IN posession Of
the family for The past hundred Year, and situated
the Central Park broadway, scvencth 10 Seventy third
streets Tenth snl Eleventh and North rivcr
and embraces part u the proposed grand
known a. the 'Boulevard Drive - The sale largely
attended and the bidding very sprited ne following
are the prices brought:-