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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10
sIisslssIppl Cotton Farm fOr Sale.

1--WE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
loa depot; 400 cleared; go rich prairie black
land, producing hale 10 the acre; house with
four rooms, cabins, gin and outhouses, cisteFn,
well and pool of neyer-failing stock water.
IRRELEVANT, JONES a CO.,
deI5 4l3 Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10
Cotton Lands for Sale.

WE HAVE FOR SALE, BETWEEN 5000
w and 60,000 acres Of the best Cotton Lands
in the Union. They belong to Gen. Albert Pike,
and lie on the
Arkansas. 0uaohita and Red Rivers.
Soil inexhaustible, never yielding less than
bale TO the acre. Capitalists can here max in
yestments on terms remarkably low, and obtain
lands that never need rest or manure
IRRELEVANT, JONES q CO.,
del9 4l3 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10

In Fsyette county, thirty miles from Memphis.
pear fayette depot; 40 acres splendid Wood
lawn, balance deadened and cleared. The
Memphis and Charleston railroad runs through
one corner Of II, and has \ fne building spot (;
and adjoins q tine water and stock range on
Wolf river. The wood on it will pay for IT, Al.
this rrrorarfv IL ofIrred - vov-v
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10
MISSISSIPPI Cotton Farm for Sale.

rl,HREE MILES FROM HOLLY SPRINGS,
CONTAINS Zoo acres--i0Oa acres finely timbered
balance cleared-l3O acres superior valley
land. viii be sold in one or more quarter sec
tons, to suit purchasers. Commodions dwell
ling house, gin house, well. cribs, stables, cab
lected fruits, and six acres of Catawba grape
vines, in full bearing.
delq 4l3 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10
mississippi Cotton Farm for Rent

NIFTY ACRES, SIX MILES FROM La
Il mar depot, MississiDpi Central railroad
superior cotton land good springg,-at sS9Vper
acre. IRRELEVANT, JONES * Co..
delQ 4l3 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10
Mississippi Cotton Farm on
Five Wears Lease.

EoUR HUNDRED ACRES RICH BOTTOM
Il land in fine cultivation, Tippoh county, IL
miles from Salisbury; good dwelling; out
houses gins, stables. etc. Very healthy. Terms
low. TREZEVANT, JONES < CO.,
de19-4m 4I3 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10
Low Rates for Cash /;

And We know Of no better investments, IS Il
improves in value with the rapid growth Of
Memphis. Apply 10
IhBzEvAET, JOINS 4 CO.,
del5 4lsMain street, near the Gayoso.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10
AlSo---6O Acres.
AlSo--65O Acres.

Foar miles from Memphis. on Raleigh road
beautifully located Tor private residences-all
cleared and under producffvc rpnts
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10
MiSSiSSiDDi Cotton Farm for Rent

THE MATTHEWS. FARM" BELONG
| ing to the estate ofthe late Governor Mat
thews, lying in Coahoma county, Mississippi,
on Sunhower river, mouth OF kltche bayou,
and Is miles from Sanhower Landing, on the
Mississippi river; 800 acre. in cultivation. good
cabins, gin house, stables, etc. Has been IN
cultivation for Is years in sueeession-ne
producing less than . Of bale to the mere, and
In 1855 produced two bales 10 the acre,
IRRELEVANT, JONES Il CO.,
delq AIS Main rect.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10

Marshall County Cotton Farm for
Sale OF Rent.
vNIGHTHUNDREDA AND EIGHTY ACRES
r. within or miles of Holly Springs, Miss,
$50 cleared, 200 of this is rich. creek bottom
Good dwelling with all convenient outhouses (;
aourishing apple, peach and plum orchards of
choice fruits; two cold springs and well OF
fine water. Balance of tract so well timbered
that a saw mill will soon pay for the place.
Best society in Mississippi
IRRELEVANT. JONES * CO.,
del9 Alb Main street.
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- q nrNT. VT. HINES
II. G. DEN & co,
Real Estate &General Collecting
AGENTS,
Corner Of fernando and Besl Streets
MEMPHIS, TENN.

u7rLL DEVOTE THEIR ENTIRE AT;
w tsn1ion u the buying and selltng q heei
F.tate- Lessinx Of Lands and CRY Lou Sollee-
Ton of Rsnts and Civil Claims, and 70 fayins
TsIos on Property in the ciS Of MemPnis anu
he Ssnior member Of the firm havingresdsd
In his city for the past tEoaty-nye ye.Is-
drrir 4 the most Of which time he has been pa
49,. ,bsf fhe patronaRe heretofore eKtended
- him VIII b condnued 20 the new nrn' Nn0
sisdes tbsrselvrsto Eive fEIl fattsisetien-
hhTIn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10

Our Prices Have Been Reduced.
And now will compare with the cheapest regu-
larry established Job Offices In New York o.
Philadelphia
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DIED.

AUrEN-o Wednesday Feb T. Annie Marc, w.ls Of James
The AID READ; Of tie family aye invited to attend the
funeral SATURDAY morning at 10 O'clock Trinity NJ T.
Church, Tbirty'tourth st. near Eislthsye
BOWNE-At southhet, Staten Island. Thursday Feb 8,
Frances Sarah. wife Of OBADIAH Bovine. $3.50
Tie friend. . the family are invited &c attend Ter iunea
g. ST Andrews Church Richmond, Staten Island 90
Saturday Feb 10, al, O'Clock withoa, iurhst tnvi'
ta.ion.
C.rsges vii be in asndance s y.ndebt' Landing on the
arrival oil the IL IN boat ircu New-lork
CLAPP-At White Plains, Tue.dsy Fsb6 john = Capp,
attorney and counsellor ssg in ne ss;h year o. h' -:
family respectfully invited to attend the funeral On
rds Che oh inst At u 5 from b: az T .e,ds.I .,s e
s.. y Y. vii be IN season FOR the funeral
HOsFORD--In Brooklyn on vednssday FEB. Fredsrfs,
son Of ?. }. HOstort, aged ,. years. .......u,
S Ssd 70 A Hsp ao s r. Il SOnd srooi
Friday, FEB. at 2 CLOCK p m
LAY-A, Lyme. Conn. on Wednesday, FEB :, Mo Lucy
Law relic. u David Lay and mother OF Oliver Lay o.
Lyme Conn. and Of George c. Lay Of Newferk IN hsr
soh year
MoORE-N Wilton Conn. ON Wednesday Pen. :. JOha
Moore, formerly q Rayensvood, L. H. IN he sSa ye" u
his age.
M seI Ions n,. e.. 6Ssrie. Msk.ns .s.d
His friends and those his brothers Jslss aaa wiis,
s.iSrdsy iornn a. 10 oelocs from the rsd-acs q bis
brother James corner OF Fifth ard OI,hor trsd and
will be offered for the repose Of his soul aud .so tsas
to Calvary Cemetery. . =, $500.
Oarri,es VIII pt N " lls ~ NO. ~ ra w. AZ q c'VoA
MACDONOUGH-on rnursasy Feb. Jessie, only chtd 4
Jane, and Eliza Mssdonough, aged year mouths and
days. 3
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
PLIMPTOS-On Thursdsy morning. Feb Howai Crosby
only OF Charles r. aud Lnaa l. Plimp,on aged ysus
audi months. 80.
The relatives aud friends respectfully invited 50 attend tue
funeral the residence Of his parents No Wsyns
st. Jersey City, this ttriday) afternoon a. Clock
enthusiastically on Friday evening Feb. O. o. Dsnysr,
COLORADO Joseph ketcun srsfns youngest con o ere s"
Dr. Johu sea, OF thu. city, ia isth year Of his age
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Amus~meuts shis Evenisg.

ACADEMY or nusIC-IrNiks OPxRA-L'ArRIcAIsE.
wALLAcKs THEATER-TsE Rivals; oa TRIP 70
BATH.
OLYMPIC THEATER-wHc KILLED Cock RosN =
BLACK EYED SUSAN
SiBLOs GARDEN-MIss BATkpAy ~ Lar
WINTER GARDEN-EDwrs BoorH ~ "RIoHzLIEu'
LUCY RUSHTONs NEW-YoRk TIIEATER fHs
Posr."
BROADWAY THEATER-JoHs z. Ovsys II "soLoS
SINGLE LIVE ISDi.s
WOODS TiiEATER-"I iosz "-Tax DEBurAsT,-rH.
IRISH TUTOR
BARNUM'S NIsECM-THK Sous % rHy REPUBLIC
CIRcrs-CJRfosfrTss. 6c--Ahernoon and Evening.
rOX's OLD BOwEeY THFATER-RosrSA MyApows-
The NHA2D sKiFF-rHE Sow BRD-THs siAaEsE
Twins
NEW-YORA ClRCUS-ltTH sr.--EeuHsrsiAS AND GYy.
sAsTio PERyORNAgcks--JsnEs RosIysos rHx Bars
BACK RIDFR-MADaSs Lorfsy 1ouRYareY-LEvf J.
NOETH--TBK HALT IN Tss DEsEsr-IhE sPRIrk or
THE SILVER SHOWER
BRYANTS M'SSTRFbS-THArs Ny SfsrER-lIrrLE
Mac A. JoCx0 THy MoSzzf-UsED Up, OR rag hor
oY fAsuIoS.
MINER & sCMERyILLE : GALLERY. No. 8i5 BROAD
wAY-LxHIBrIos ~ BIERsrADrs LAST PAINTING, Storm
TsA RocKT MOUNTAINS
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MrSlC-Mss IrcLLE
NEsrgRS ~ EAsr LrSyz on THE RSoPssENr
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Obitunry.


DEATH o. MAJOR JOSEPH EETcHUM sTEARN,.
Intelligence has just been received n THIS
ctr Of the sudden death OF Ma y steains az Deliver
C!.y Colorado d tie evening o. tle y inst MOOR
Steafns was tie youngest SOD OF the ate Dr; JohA
stearns 81 eminent physician a this city,. dIstA
gu she'd pAiantArops, and .ors church," arden IN 80
Georges Church, sader tAe EecICIsAl o. tA' 'A'' Ut
Miner and since Of the Rev. D.. Tying.
AT the outbreak the cIT war lis eileLt patriotism
prompted him 10 enter the military service OF MS eoun
IN He assisted in raising the fIs. New.i ork cavalry
regiment in which be became Captain and aiterward
rose 10 the 0ce OF senior Major IN the same regiment
Ne was H. active service during the boe wa! ho"h
10 the jth OF April sos when ae received an lonoT'
able discharge from the War Department He was IN
utrnerou, battles and sk.Tnishes during ;le war ana
vas always found in tue most exposed position nav
Ing the good fortune during potion OIL h!s service "
command the cavalry in the division OF ihe LATE gaian'
Gen Kea.ney he became iayorte ot that daring on
GER aud won Or himself anG tie cavalry service hRn
rsrutst!on II an early period OF the struggle. he
served through the whole CAMPAIGN on tho Penihsula
urder Gen. Nc .eilan aud during the seven days re-
treat was never oli Of his saddle more thar Two oi
three hours OF any time. The whole mllery career
of Major S,earns was one OF most romantic character
II Leaves a widow and fDur children, beside numerous
Evening Post.
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Obuauit, Of the Laie DIR. Cnmmings-
"uonths Mind i'm the ~. Stephens
Church Yesfcrdsy--Fpnerai sermon by
the Rev. DIR. ucGlrnn.

The commemorative services, known in the
Catholic CAsrsh as "Moaihs Mind. were celebrated
In the ST. STEPHENS Church Yesterday morning IN r.
spect 10 Too memory o. the late Ds Cummings.
Tie interior file church vss appso 2s.aely draped
aad hurg viii flowers. ths altar especially being
oraa-cute, witt zach elegance. TIE memorial caIa'
fague Of tie departed prelaio stood IN the central aisle
t somher md imposing structure surrounded BY
lighted iarers ara sO bearing on - crest the slcer
do Al robes of the late Or Cuumrgs which were IN
ters,efsed Will Wgcaihs a-d clusters OF pure Thiie
b.ooms on ground " dark moses and eyefsreens.
The Guard q, HDnC- E9s ID shu a. ~ the previous
o.scQnles-consSilag % Messfs. Downing LshrenS
N!cAolsoa McSu;J. and several others Ihe services
commenced az ha.fpGs 10 O'clock tie High Mass being
conducted BY the Rev. Father Farrell assisted By the
Rer. alLcT Woods. / hiLcs Mc1iynL and Dr. Bertsai
Tie music which wssimposiIgy beautiful, owed much
~ its 20 the Assistance % several artists nom
Ma..izeks opera troupe. CGsru5nl, grand Req lem
Mass suag by double qua-teite choir assisted b,
powerful Chorus The Mas it'e!. wa, finely executed
and during the Oae.tory snor Aa,sim.iar! sang The
Crias nina from tie Ssbai Mater
lie sermon 10y the Rev. D. ElGlgn1. was az clio.
queut euiogy o.. n i eLd ceces ls csi service, o.
br Cummings. T8e solemn Proceedings closed with
TIE LIBERIA a. tor cengiei- t-s EeF. laiieI isirei
81 mating
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Onicer. of iis Ameris an Gnsiiipie tor 1868
Horace Greeley Elected Prt-ident.

The election OF officers ot the Americas In.
.ue or the en.ving gear TOOK place last evening and
was hold A. The rCOns OF the Insil ie IL iAe cooper
Union building The polls were kept pen from 3 70
~ m TgO tickets we're running Win horace bfeelei
IN nomination q President ana a. irregular ucAei
sunportnc Gen Hal iOr the sane ohee. Wa' IN Opios
Ian Messla. 1louas McElratt, Wm. ,. Carpenter
Nathan {. tlv and Others who were appointed com
tae 10 choose ticket Of officers gave TIE reasons
which prompted them their selection TO toe members
of the Institute o. follows $3.50. A.. A.,
Thu Committee devoted much time sni iaborlo the di.
csr.e Of their due. AID were u1s tnoH' IN the h'uh
ieloed res.sr i,cke, A. Tie iloTn,l neeiins hed
pei,rparv l. tlit ticket ular4a2Jsly 3lif ''.l
n rad often been announced by beu. WIN hAit VINO ha-
6ed tine office Of President for The pa,t * years Li
go itsbl, gentleman should be seiec'et VINO Woud ~
vo, proper IND ieLce AID tine ~ TIE institute ne 'o"u
gladly decline renonInsiiou. 80, ,-.lio, a. A. .
The Hon Horace Creesy whose steady DEVOTION 20 W.
;,eye. oi tie sftner the Osrtef En- - the %
Frn. a. well a. to tie elevation Of the dignity o. aoos ore
-, S.i known was unanimously noiniul"l tt WE 'n-e
IA ,s have Iii. assrrsnce that elected ne VII e'"a'''
10 re- nder service 10 the Institute.
The following was the result OF tie tehot' -.
Horace Greeley slected Presle;t BIZ 3 ne oy ore, "
IN. Vic. Tresiarufs D.diey GfeyOry td"rfi Nd.Ai
and Vim iHbbsfd Recording srcre'siy Jrah MN .
ponding Secretary, Samuel d. Iilmin treasurer '''''"
fous'ock
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The state Medical Boriety -Hygienfe Tor
the Cholers-Eieciien Of Omctrs'

ALBASr Thursday Feb. g. 4-Do.
The State Medical Society recpnyened AZ "a
O'Clock this morning. a. ... y,
RESOLUTIONS were adopted declaring as the sense OF
the society that the cholera may be malay II hot en-
tirsly prevented from becoming epidemic ~ any GU
town OF localiy By TIC adoption aud enforcement OF
rrid hygieuc measures: cOncurrng 10 NE reoo1inen
dstons OF the Council Of Hygiene and Pubic heAth Vi
oort on epidemic cholera adopted by said council 20
yember H. 1862 and recommending that copy OF tIe
same be placed IN the hands OF AL Common touhcn'
ovn Arthortles and Boards OF Health also thanking
Drs sayre Murphy aud Swiuburne. and Mayor non.
man fol- heir efforts to exclude tho cholera uon our
shores. 80, f.-,,. .,,,i,,
year -, p.li.u Va. p,a.i.
dent Julian 4. Williams o! Dinnt seSirsiy ~ .h.nx
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The New.York semi-WeekIy Tribune

Ready tins morning contains:
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Gulf Kentucky and Tennessee the Western States,
News
Orr EUROPEAN CoRREspoSDEycr FL London Letter-Fal
PARTICULAR. Of the stipWreck OF tie Ausrss steam
London in the Bay 81 Biscay, etc.
FRANCE .yp Mnnico-opening OF the French Chambers
sPesye1h q tue Emperor Napoleon u fq. p.,..
The Proceeding. " edns,dsy aud ThuT,dsy in Full.
FRox THE WEST Misunderstanding Stewards Visit 20
FRoy C,yapA-Etpecied Arrlv,l o. Lord Monck
the PREsrDKSrs NIEws-A CO'ored Delegation Have a.
Interview Tie President. Speech and the Repy Of the
Dele CATION Speech Some Citizens o, Mortans Territory
tRox MISSOURI TO TIE PACIFIC gIweIty,sath Letter
Reuruinr ron Helena; Anecd0te Of scse-DIiyer, Tumble
cuturs capacity, Farming the ao,t Lucrative Pursuit H.
dn ,e sSts pact My rlsss css Hrd
to Xiii The Aa,,ra, Qusrtz the Brsin "speciroert
Mas,r Principal Quartz Districts Development Machin
cry; Genera Impressions Of the Territory.
IsEsr JoSArBAs-A New AempeFance Noyeren,,
I. Not Barren Ancien, Apple Trees.
lsrERE.TISs 70 F.ssEg,-Amercan Institute Farmer.
WirE. AND 6ArsHrERs-An Everyday Story. BY Me-
Gsske.. Chapter XXXNIi Tue NDrhef. Msne1veF
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MARIE D.

CRONYN--slABEE-At the Church o. the Messiah. on
Wednesday FEB. T. by the Rev ID. '. NJ Johnson George
II. Crcnyuto Emily Tiers eldest daughter Of Geo. j. w
Msbee al Of Brooklyn, y. Y.
DEWIrT-GINNEL-Iu Brooklyn. on Vednssday FEB. T.
by the Rev N. T.. Smith, ID. D.. Tbomss Il Dewitt 70
Louise edes. daughter OF Henry Gimme esq all oftnss
city.
HAGAMAN-PrTMAN-A the residence Of The brides
father on Wednesday jar a. by the Rev X L. sehoon-
maker Ceorge c. Hsyamau OF New ioIs City 20 Maggie
" eldest daughter OF Aaron Punau esq, OF Rotterdam.
N. 3D..
KNAPP-HILLYER--O Tuesday. Feb 6, al the ConEesa
tioual Church Morrsasls. by the Rev Nshingor Osf'
den Wright Knapp 70 Mary Frances daughter OF VILLAIN
Hilyer all OF the above place
LYON-WILLMrR-On Wedne, day Feb. :, a. the Pres-
byerisn Church Montclalr n. J., by tie Rev n Wlsa
J. L. Lyon ON Y, 70 Emily daughter o. Edward WIN
rnCT. esq, OF Liverpool, England
WOODUOUSE-ARR OW5MIrH-A. the Church Of 10
Holy Apostles Wednesday. Feb = by tie Kew n, ..
Howlsnd ID D., Lorenzo G. Wooiaou's 70 emma " Ar
row .uitn. al OF New Yor6.
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ROBBERY AND ARSON Is TnoMPsoN-sr.-

ROBBERY AND ARSON IN lHoMrSoN-sl.
Shorty before 4 O'Clock Thursday morning party
OF thieves broke into tie residence OF MIS- Maeder
No 30 Thompson-s. and alter stealing about s2oe
worth of silveTware piled up number oil articles o.
furniture in the center OF the parof' placed some
clothing upon H. and then set the pile on nre' Inc
smoke filled the house and aroused MI. Edward l..
Maede the son of the occupant. who on entering The
parlor. the fire. At the same time nc Sd" !ouns
man Just getting through the mont window:
He gave the alarm and Officer Barns OF the ElgnIn
Precinct who was duty il the immediate vicinity,
arrested two young men named james MARTIN anu
doorway One Of them recognized by nj. Al. as
the person whom he hsl seen escaping IRON Tue WIN IN
dow. The flames were speedily extingulshed ana .he
missing property was recovered. with the exception o.
some forks which we're found on the opposite SIDE OF
the way In all probability portion OF the gang rs
raped with the punder The accused were subse.
qnenty committed for trial By Justice Dodge withoui
hail
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Business Notices.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TaE PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1867.
NEwYoRX. Janu,ry2, 1855.
rihe .Kten,os ofrs 10. presenting applications FOR
space Il the above named exhibition until tue ls' OF March
NEXT HAVING been arranged desirable, with view to
~e..eei representation o. the meehsica inventions Of
The United states ths. the nubes OF applications Should De
a, larse o. posbe AID oil Enynser Miners, Owners Of
Mines Agricultural ard Mineral Prodacers Inventors ard
Agent or Asssnees Of Inventors therefore respectfully
urged forward this Agency their names and residences
and those Of al other pste, known to them TO be interested
IN OF having control Of useful inventions IN order that forms
Of application should be sen, to them.
All application, should be made upon tie proper blank
forms, which furnished sraui,ousy by The uader'znsd
and houd be sen, to oce before tie Isl OF March next
but parties whose applications shall be accepted will have
until the Is. OF December or the delivery Of lher articles .,
New.York.
Full printed information circulars and document viii be
furnished by the undeIssnsd to all psris. applying therefor
either osr,onally or nv letter j. C. DERBY
e. 5 AGtsr PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION
No Spruce.s, Tribune Badiag,), sud No 90 PsrsroW
Time, Buidins), New YORK.
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Executive Bvsiaes, OF the senste-RaiI-
road Liquidation.
rpr.-1nN Tlr-snar

-, - IkiA1oN. 1hrrsdsy beb. {, 1870.
he senate held az executive session to-day
on the governors appointments. George 5. oodh1il
OF csibhen wa unanimously confirmed as Judge U: the
supreme Court The ether nominations were al! con-
hlmtu except that OF r. Newton CoDger, foI Secretary
OF ctae' Much dissatisfaction was expressed at tae
reisa u tne Cover 20 reL0nnste Judge Van Dyke
o. the supreme Court aud W 5. johnson Secretary Of
St,le. Whe Messrs Cummefl and Kennedy. Clerk in
Chancery ana Judge OF the Court OF Errors were re
nominated Ill IS SAID TO be the OF the faiare
10 confirm Mr. Couger
The Newark and Nev.Yorh Railroad bill has been
postponed til Thursday next The Paterson and
Newark Railroad bin was passed 81 TO g.
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Sentence Of Conspiratsrs.

ALBASY Thursday Feb. q leo
In December last, an attempt was made 10
murder an old man named John Sioddari. al
Jaoksonburg Herkmer County Ise "Saa oe s5
psig,sa before the Over and TerniDer OF Herkiner
conatv pleaded guilty. and were sesenced as oilSws
VIM Rsmeta and Christian smith nine year, anu a s
ir UsImar ons YEAR each. The two latter PLEADED
yylty TO Conspiracy murder s;oddar' ard AnoOc'
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ASSEMBLY

The House, IN Committee oi tue Whole,
ordered the Annual Appropriation bin 10 q third read
Ing. =, 49, y, -. r., - -.
lac bin TO confer poge. o. TIE live POio!s H0se o.
IpIustr, 10 find out cLi .dfcu, v3s considered.
Nj VlfDER moved 10 ane-d 70 ~ 70 require tie con
sen, Of pareuts Or guardians OF persons having hld
centred ~ The child Tho amendment was debated 81
conc length and lost bg a6 TO a. votes
MIR A icKER moved 10 amend Tat no child 'ha.l De
spprenticed unless under tie lawful charge AID CUSTODY
of the Institution which wa lost. Tte b!A was 'u'h
ordered 10 q third reading.
Nj. WILBuR offered the following which vas re-
leTTed. .c
R,ssl,d Tii our seuoio ami Representative in Cor ei
b. ,eoe,;,d 10 urge tho Immediate paaes " such act ~ a.
a. nav b. nec.ssary sale aid speedy oonrncuoh
the EstOni currency aud 20 compel tn resumption OF 'e'
p,yHsnt. at tie earliest practicable day
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The old Law. Book business OF John :.
voorhi.. SO many years in Nassau.st" has been pur
chased by Baker voorhls 4 Co. Peter c. Baker. Wm.
W. L. yoorhs Daniel Godw!n.) The new firm are
good printers and enterprsing and will doubtless add
even to lie reputation Of the old holss
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H.,,iw.re Cattle unrke.-Fe, g.

B.sf ,-OT,,oss 100 hsad It's market 70 ope1s
very far and rates wsyet tdfc the closing price
with last week. show advance Of 10
which IA for by the quality the
eepts Ho.s-TLe receipts were moderate the market
lot. were taken TOR c4ns c Sheep steady and good
supply ordinary 20 good 5G7e gEo; very good and errs,