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COTTAGE PUDDING.-One pint -four,
one and half teacups sugar, one
do. milk, one egg, two and a half
spoonfuls butter, one do. soda, one
do. cream tartar Bake in round
pan in moderate oven, when just done,
ice it and stand in the oven with the
doors open to harden, serve hot, with
wine or lemon sauce.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-11-22
Miscellaneous Items.
There is one divorce to every nine
teen marriages in Vermont. &

There is one divorce to every nine
teen marriages in Vermont.
A Prussian has been made the
happy father of his fifty-eighht child.
The Chinese are getting civilized.
They adulterate their tea.
Uncle Sam pays for Russian Amer
lea about two and one-half cents per
acre, in gold.
1t is said that our popular "liquor-
ice drops" are made of bad sugar and
lampblack favored with liquorice.
The Chicago Tribune comes out in
favor of Grant for President. Al
An obituary notice in Utah closes
touchingly-"he leaves thirteen wild
ows and fifty-four children"
Thirty thousand people have falI en-
victims to yellow fever in New Or
leans.
1t is computed that the average
extension of the aggregation Of cities
which are collectively known as Lon
don, is at the rate of two miles Of
finished buildings per day.
The councils of New Albany (Ind)
have assumed a tremendous responsi-
bility in an ordinance permitting
geese to run at large. 1t is part of
the great democratic "reaction."
Things have changed in Rome
since the year 1900 when Pope Boni-
face VIII entered Rome on horse
back, two kings holding the bride
Senator Wilson predicts that Gen
Grant will be nominated for Presi-
dent, and that his maj ority in Massa-
chusetts will be $4,000.
The Italian common people, to
guard against the cholera wear an
image of a heart. inscribed, "Stand
off! the heart OF Jesus is with us.
Death hath nothing terrible in il
4 but what our life hath made so.
There will be no end Of desiring
until we desire that which hath nc
eud.
The five hundredth mile Of the
Union Pacific Railroad was laid OIL
/ Saturday. Seventeen miles more
will carry the track to Cheyenne, a
the Eastern base of the Rocky Noun
tains.
AN OLD RELIC.-T. J. Albro ha:
presented to the Bennington Free
Library an old relic, in the shape OF
a German Bible, bearing date Ills.
Wonders cluster thickIy at on
place on the Yellowstone river. Th'
water falls over a sixteen hundred
feet precipice into small lake which
contains an island covered with boil
ing springs. .
DR.. Mudd, the Lincoln conspirator
who is prisoner in the Dry Tortu
gas, faithfully attended the sick durinI
lever epidemic there; all the othe
surgeons being proStrated, He dit
not lose a case, and, in consideration
of his services, efforts are being mad,
to obtain pardon for him.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-11-22

SPICY.-Professor Hoppin, in his
"Old England" relates this anecdote
of Charles Lamb, as told him by a
former fellow-clerk in the East India
House: One day wealthy London
merchant was ushered into the room,
and introduced to Lamb as Mr.. So
and-So, a distinguished spice mer-
chant" "Oh, yes said Lamb, quick
as Lightning, Elm happy to see you,
sir; smelt you coming. '08 0oes ~
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BALTIMORE, Nov. T.-Twenty-three
counties III this State give Bowie,
Democratic candidate for Governor,
2S,540. The lower counties yet to
hear from viii increase this several
thousand. He carried every county
and city in the State.
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The Irish Farmers Gazette says,
to fatten geese, put up three or four
into darkened room, and give each
bird one pound Of oats daily, thrown
on a pan Of water. In fourteen days
they will be found almost too fat
Never shut up less than two together,
as they pine if left alone. 5a
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LANE, ADAMS Il CO.,

LANE, ADAMS n CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and wholesale dealers in
FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGs, BEANS AND
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Liberal Cash Adoances made on Co'1s'gnnaentS'
50 Main Street, Springfield, Mass.
IN. LANE. O. d. ADAMS. o. H. SMITH.
REFERENCES: Balou g. HiSbard, Boston, Crook,
Palmer Co., Albany, Henry Lansing, AL
2l1 bany, Aguwam National Bank, Springfield.
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When Alexander saw Diogenes
sitting in the warm sun. and asked
what he should do for, him ? he de-
sired no more, than that he would
stand out of his sunshine, and not
take from him what he could not give.
Humility makes US acceptable to
God, whose communication is. with
the humble: without this foundation,
our whole spiritual building falls to-
the ground. gebaa,sav 81
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COFFINS AND CASKETS-

A n excellent assortment of Collins and Cas-
"A kets always kept on hand and furnished to
order with appropriate trimmings, and at short
notice by
f. ID. TRUE & CO.
Newnorf Ian % 1857
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-11-22

Ill. Il. BALLARD n Co.,
For the sale of Butter Cheese, Lard, Tallow,
Eggs, Beans, Peas, Flour, Grain, Hops, Wool,
Poultry, Game, Venison, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cotton, Tobacco and all kinds of
Country Produce.
332 WASHINGTON ST., NEW YORK.
Also Agents for the Great United States TEA
WAREHOUSE. All orders promptly attended to
References NORTH River Bank, N. Y. City Da-
yid Muir, Broadway, N. Y. Ballard Bro
way, n Y; Smith Maynard, Is CORTLAND
81, n T.; l.. Simson, 1856 Washington ST.,
n. T.; L. Whitebou,e, 25 Courtland ST., N
Y ID. ). Havens, SOuthamntnn l. |
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A. VI. RUGGLES, NJ. d.,
III. P. RAILARD a. Co..

IL o NJ G o A I Ii l S I
l5 BARTON, VERMONT.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-11-22

The councils of New Albany (Ind)
have assumed a tremendous responsi-
bility in an ordinance permitting
geese to run at large. 1t is part of
the great democratic "reaction."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-11-22

1t is computed that the average
of the aggregation Of cities
which are collectively known as Lon
don, is at the rate of two miles Of
finished buildings per day.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-11-22

DR.. Mudd, the Lincoln conspirator,
who is d prisoner in the Dry Tortu-
gas, faithfully attended the sick during
lever epidemic there; all the other
surgeons being proStrated. He did
not lose a case, and, in consideration
Of his services, efforts are being made
to obtain pardon for him.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-11-22

GROCERIES & GENERAL HARDWARE.
BARTON LANDING, VERMONT,
Agents for NAILS, PLows, STOVES, SC, at Whole
sale and Retail. q
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
POLITICAL.
KENTUCKY.

- KENTUCKY
UNiOE STATE C0NvENTIoN-sfDNEY BARNES NOMI-
MATED FOR GOYERHOR.
ST rEtEGEAPa TO TuI TRIBUNE
FRANKFORT, Feb. 26.-Ihe Union State Convention,
assembled here to-day, was much the largest and
most influential of the kind held in the state
-Four hundred delegates were present, representing
nearly every county. They cut loose from the Con-
seryatives, and adopted radical platform. declaring
First We stand with the Union men OF the country for
the preservation Of the Government.
Second: Secession il treason and all who emDarReu IN
IL only enjoy immunity from the penalties OF treason %
of the land
Third We declare opposition to the policy and projects
barred their bosoms ia defense OF the Government
Fourth We believe in the right of the loyal people,
through Representatives. In Congress- 10 settle the terms
on which the disturbed relations OF the lately reDellos
states may be restored and in common with the pioneer
of the Whole country We insist on such terms as VIII
lon viii be compatible with the safety OF the RepuDc
and the protection of life, liberty and property:
FWh We pledge ourselves to the support % OF tne gre M
Union party of the country ana extei ana hSo INC co
operation OF ali, without regard to party Names
Sr We firm friends of the system OF general edu-
cation among the people OF Kentucky
The following was Ssss tha TICKET a0ainatea; ;.a=4>i.
For Governor Col Sidney NJ Barnes; Lieut. Governor,
tie Hon T. Baker Attorney General COL - d. ~ brpwn
Auditor, Lieut. Col Slas Adams Register OF the Land
Office. Capt j. NJ. Fiddler; Treasurer Capt. NJ. Roark
superintendent Public Instruction, Nathaniel Steven
son .. ~ III stt'ies,
The editor 2f The gom@onweqH to-day received notfi'
cation from Judge Lynch that his paper and others like
IT, would be broken up unless they changed their tone
AID there is danger of it,
VIM Brown OF NcbOlsyiHe. has beeG noninated by The
Unonists TO represent the Seventh District in Congress
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

all town bonds that may be issued in aid of their
construction. Now these Senators have hitherto
been esteemed sane and sensible men; have high
respect for both OF them; bat surely they are beside
themselves III favoring these bad schemes. OF
conrse, every advocate of long locks on the canal
Will sote for them, and expect in return the support
of all who vote for aid to railroads and bond eXemp-
tion. know Senators who sustained Judge Lows
bull who admit that 1t is all wrong. Frends let me
tell you yon are all prORg who vote for that
do not commend themselves To your Judgment. Vote
for bills which you may deem right, and against
those you may consider wrong, let the consequences
be what they will.
Where do Legislators suppose this aid' to railroads
Is TO come 'FRONT.' Not from overlooking treasury Ger
tany for the State is in very destitute circumstan-
ceS. 1t has money to lend nor to give away. Every
dollar which it is proposed to give to railroads is to be
put into into the public Golfers by taxation. Mr..
O'DOnnells bill means increased taxation. Does he
really favor that Does he really think our taxes
too lOwf If so, what amount of taxation does he
suppose the people can or will endureg
do not, OF course, know the views of Gov. FentOn
on this subject; but if he is the safe and prudent
man have taken him to be, his face Will be strongly
set against this whole brood of illconceved, impol-
tic and dangerous schemes. If they must pass they
should go through without his help; in other words,
think he should freely use the veto power.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY q. 1857

9ec OF the Navy requesting the State to cede to the
states certain lands the Brooklyn
Go, @ ~, hFEhkER presented communication from the
ASONelnor Oi Illinois relative, TO the Lincoln Monument
AssocatiOn also the annual report from the State Fng
i OF railroads; also report OF the Bank superintendent
on savings si buttons; alse the report OF the McttOpO
York. ''
~, THE INFBRIATE ASYLUM.
The SPEAKER appointed the following Select Commit
zee 10 investigate the affairs Of the Inebriae Asylum ut
5 blhShamton; Messr5 Nandenburg Travis, HOyt, Weed
and Pierce.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The Constitutional Convention was taken up and dis
ctiSsed at length.
without coming to vote, the bill made the special
order FOR tomorrow
The Assembly then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
THE MERCHiYTS UNION EXPRESS.

TO he Editor Of m, y. y. T1bHc
SIR: A correspondent of THE TRIBUNE, win writes
over The pseudOnyn "SangamOn" and dates lis letter
at Alton H. takes the field IN favor of the man
agemcnt of the Merchants Union Express Company,
against which, he says the Old companies are making
war / think he is mistaken on tins pomt Ihe
affair to be family quarre-a difficulty, III Iaet
between the char chOldcrs and the management Inc
latter calls upon the stockholders for new nsalnent 0
eight per cent In addition O seventeen per cent already
paid in and they dcmur the ground at tney are not
satisfied with the way In which the Companys finances
are disposed Of and get no dctais-nOting III thc
shape of account current, or balancesheet-thht
would enable them TO Judge whether 1t Is prudent Tor
them To comply with the rcqistiOn This Is the point t
issue and Sangam0ns" remarks about the advantages
of Express competition 10 the Western frt interest are
all aside from the question The stockholders, OF whom
happrn to be- one want 20 know what the new llne mas
done and is doing Show them by facts ana figures
by assertions and assuinpuOns-thaJ the Mcfchhh'
Union Express really prosperous, ana tey VIII not De
bacwardn coming forward In its support Tor thcy have
no sympathy whatever with the old companies But u
this is not shown, many of them will sacrifice ther stock
for whatever 10 will bring, rather than make luflher
advances or 10 continue TO incur the unlimited leSpUis
blity TO which they arc subjected members OF JOINT
stock COMPANY under the laws Of this state.
Thus the matter stands Surely IL is not TOO much 70
ask FOR bill Of particulars which, II satisfactory, VIII
stop the controversy at "Sangamon' says he Is
mot interested to the extent Of penny in any Express
Company aud expects 10 be " but he wants To sec
Western farmers and fruit growers benefited by ENpcsS
competition So do but selfish as it may seem, am
moi inclined to speculate In the dark to secure TINT end
Perhaps n 'SanganOn" owned stock In the new COM
plny. he wOuS iccl "a and many others 90 on tnc
subioct MANHATTAN
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
1HE TERRLTORLES.
.,,. -
TTAII.

IT'S RELATION TO THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT
BIT TELEGRAPH 10
WASmNGDDN. Feb. 2G.-Gcn. llazen has addressed
a letter lrc jefferson Barracks 10 Representatives, Bid
well who had rcqucstcda report ofhis observations ipon
affairs in Utah while there In October last. He says
" think it important that the Government should ln
some way strengthen its authority in that Territory hnd
at the same time increase by Whatever means possible
our friendly relations with those people and elevate their
intelligence until they come 10 feel that they are part OF
as and that we Their friends Harsh measures VIII
ONLY the more strongly consolidate them IL cannot much
more deeply cmbtcr them But of all things be awake
to the real state OF things growing up III the center u our
Territory The lands of the Territory still held by
the Government II II is the intention to give actual
title Mormon occupants the same ground a. t0othcr
eIuQrguts-and do not see how We do less-a land
office should he opened there and commission appointed
10 settle conflicting claims As general thg lac VIII
he LITTLE trouble as they have very correct land system
of their own make it conform To the Government Sys-
tenn The longer this Is neglected the more ttothe can
De expected in TccOncilmg claims"
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
NEW .JERSEY.
TELEGRAPH r,.ruE rKisuSE.

EiSGNAPh - WE TRIBUNE
TIuNToN, Feb. 2G.-The Norris Canal bin. By which
the state rights 10 land under water on Che Jersey
shore OF the IIason River for $4,000 per annun after
whole day spent considering the SANG. ordered %
third reading The rights O other parties are protected
the bill.
The Controller ~ the state h1s presented 10 She Les
copies % the reports Of the various railroads aud
canals filed IN hrs office The total receipts of railroads
ar Si3 67i 2G and the total expenditures S9692 500 ~
rl- nnd Es-N which companies report ~ follows Cen
tra receipts, S55sl2 IS; expenditures, sl9SjyI6 G9
NrNIsTsey rrUrpt, si5HsGs 40: EXPENSE Si5l.5iI g.
Morris aud EsscN. receipts. Sl.op05i ~; expenses.
s7UlO5 ~. Ths canals report receipt, a, beng s9l9,
4.
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..l-z.A-aass---&A-A--A- -

s.ys.SAs Psb &Cctcn dau lni declining hiiOg. e9c '
~ haIe.; receqts. p1 baleA . ...-,,,,.n
IorIsyP Ee 2l8 hhdA at 81 $50 80 %
Flour Wheat unchanged Corn dull bulk Zoe IN me
rr CSC Osis 42OQSl5 se. Of so bOls 70 eou
ma.ary BscolSiOadeu, So Clear sides Rle lsi itc
WHISKY houi SgsNew Orleans Prue li.e holssse' Se
COtfos-hild.bg. 25e ..,, ..-oo
MgMPHrs Fell 3-Cotton 4n and irregular; MJilng 21a2se
IjHj Flour SlG h9 - for SnPef'
6r. Meat. siGic Dressed H-ss. s@oc bacon Clear
Sides 40i5r ShoHie l20l Spgregfes laus, l5Dl Lari
I.ais Butter Jld Egg SdJc Groceries generally an
GaGgrsrov Feb 26-Cottoa nsct'e; row Mlay 2l pecie
Gold al
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
MICHIGAN.
ARAILRo,w FALL VETOED.

4 RAIIIiONlT MlL NkIOhD.
sr rgLEGRAPH
DETROIT Feb. 2G.-Gov. Grape yesterday vetoed
tac Port Huron and Lansing Rnroad BILL on the ground
that it Is unconstitutional and ineXpchent Ths bill
allows ten per cent Of assessed valuation 70 be given TO
t roas by all townships in any county rayersed y the
road. The Governor says this system wiz create an
enormous flood of bonds whb'h capitalists cannot sake
and s-uers pay the credit OF Michigan forced To
20 begging viii stand low IN the market. Emlgrants
vI De slow 10 come into communities, thus bankruptng
Themselves such magnificent schemes which promise
wealth will work miserable ruin Tho veto was made
the special order for Thursday morning In the Seiae
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
80 TsGEGstPH TO TAX ucSrNr
SENATE ALBANY. Feb. &c. 1867.
rILIs RErOETED TAvORABLN.

SENATE . ALBANY. Feb. &c. 1861
Bills REPORTED FAvORABLY.
To pIoyide force oi ten members OF the MetrOpO-
,1itsu folcc for NewtOwn, Queens County.
10 amend tine charter Of he OnOndaga Trust company
10 incorporate tho Safe Deposit Company oil Cuc''
Ncw-iofk. - ..
Authorizing the Ncw-lork Society OF Ruptured ana
Crippled 30 hold and convey real estate. ,.,, ,,,
10 faclilao the construction OF the COopeISlo"h auu
sSf1crlIWc br Directors of the Cherry Valley ana
Mohawk River Railroad 10 connect their ROAD win tie
ADapy anG The HoIh American Life Insurance Com
any 10 make special deposits and securities III the BANK
For a swing Canal Bridge over Exchanscstp Roch-
TO- ,Ta increase fhe tax or dogs in Rochester.
TO incorporatc the New-lOrk and Brooklyn Passenger
and Baggage Company. .,.,
BY Mr. GIBSON q;cp. Washington, to prohibit t.e 10 10
cation u future OF amy o-pit within t ge II Hyig g
3uhlhd district without the consent OF Jhose "'4Hs
Nv MI. PfERS0N Rep. Kngs), to Incorporate. the
Brooklyn city Saving Bank.
nv Mr. wOLCOTT rep, Fuonl, for Niagara ship
caph n gives the consent VI the State to the United
States or 70 any company chartered by Congress Tor the
construction ~ ship canal in thissate around the falls
of Niagara or from Niagara River 10 Lake Ontario said
consent 70 take effect when the Legislature shall pass an
act for the enlargement Of the locks ia the Erie aud Os
wegO Canals
Bv Mr. la BAU Rcp~ Rchmoudl, to regulate the
II nroyidc that town elections shall BE- held aud votes
vssed precisely the same manner as at the general
CITY BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
On motion of Mr.. LOW dscp, SullivaDI the b 70 es-
,ablish 4 Board OF Public Works in New York. WAS made
,ae special order FOR next Friday
Hills ORDERED \ THIRD READING.
TIA, ChristOpher-st. Crosst0wn Railroad bill was or
red 20 the third reading. Also bill amending the act
,stIve 40 the Protestant Episcopal Public School III
Work Also, "a b 10 abolish the office OF Inspector
,fGupOwder ,f in Brooklyn Also the bll ancndnE ths
arteT of te Village Of Richmond. Also, Tor rebuilding
4. c,nal ,ridee u Elmra. Ais0 the L0ckpOIt COnhioi
School bill Also, tho D relatye 10 the secton 10y tne
porinfrr Common Council Of Directors OF thc Rochester
ud OeDe.ec Valley Railroad. Also 10 leh1 tne cDnrtel
n Inc Young Mems Christian Ass0rlaloh OIL NeS-l0fk
A.1 a I'm making an appropriation t0r tie payment 9I
lac principal and interest OF the Cina DeDt nlao, "
nr,idine for Inc existing Deficiencies III te IuPiic
y ioOi mGapyh in Brooklyn Also gi ino" P''"'''S
tls Astoria aud Hunters Point Railroad
Ihe Senate then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
MARYLAND.

GOV. SWAMI nor TO ACCEPT THE sESAIOgsnP.
81 rELEGRAPH IKsUYs.
BALTIMORE, NIL. Feb. 26.-Quito sensation was
produced here to-day by brief announcement from An
napOlis OF postpOnement OF the inauguration OF Lieut.
Gov Cox. 1t is stated that Gov Swami will not re-
sign but Will decline the United States SenatOrship to
which he recently elected and viii assign the reasons
for his action to the Legislature in day or two.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

BUFFALO Feb 2sThe market for the last two days has been
e.spgy active Of business has been done 81 an
sdyaur, Of ale y all grades Receipts large VITA Iely u
napd Market Extra quaNy tlid Sbj rat hey sua
Sers ss Is; Good Aii0 ti; fst Cattle and steers 20 o0
a. sO Fair 80 500 Oil CovsfeTs, S5@s6 30 Receipts om
Sr,i,v bensye 28 head shipments do, 1911 head Sheep
has been du bat mPoy ns toa an sS s o.
Psr sne wool Western s56 Recsipts and shipments very
lgb, Hog market moderately active with fair sas %
80, Car nne fI,ay Receipts Saturday inclusive Zu hea
Snosi 40 sag head Dressed Hog qe demand @e9fer1
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
THE FENI4HS.
RoBtrrs's CoNI ENrioN Al UTICA

ROBtETs'S CoNN ENTION Al UTICA.
TRErvE
UTICA. Feb. GA Convention of the Fenian Bro
thorhood Of New York State is now In session here.
President Roberts and prominent Fenans are
present. The utmost harmony and confidence prevail.
Ine attendance Is large and the character ot the dele
gates of high order The Convention II IN secret session
this evening n IL understood nothing has boon done
save hearing President Robcrtss address which occupied
three hours. There Will be public meeting 10 morrow
G evening" when Col. Roberts win speak
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
MIRRIIU-

DryOYr-COOK-O TnesdI FeJ z6 Al Trinity Church New Yo's
J G n g,ncs Vntop d. D. assisted By the Rev. Sullivan H.
W4.io D. John Lizzie stewart eldest daughter o.
Samuel 4 Coon, esq, all of this ei'y. 80
uopr s.cEFrT-On Tuesday the 18th the residence q the
brides father b. the c. Moses j. W Hove OF fo"ler'e "
Miss Sarah Sac daughter Of Orange SaeAel o iOfA
or ,s an n, gRET-Ou Tmcsi,v evening Jug 3, 1865 by DE
t. i O. smith Mr g. W. Olmsead Ml,, hmna r. Barrett, NJ
~. ..HLl
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.


CAMBEIpGs MAs 2G1he supply Of Cattle light with
the presented seyit than for
number weeks For Cattle Of quality there vas advance
sold b4 for Extra 4ll 30
Sa so for quality $Oa $40 IS for second quality and - SO
quality Sheep: Receipts 4Jl head
which Is double the number principal part
.s e, quality; for the lover grades there less call than there
has been The market Sheep less quiet for good quality With an
adsne G ! per pound sales q, $JG 80 each sld ~ d
.nes Ig-fr.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
D., So. sysR.s -.

The Grover B,sr Sewing Company beg 10 inrm Their
n,,,o, and the pob that while establishment No 495 BroiS
il being repaired and rd will bs continued as usual
tbs ,dioinin, premises No. 4yT-ddcsrtissssat
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
MIMI.
srrErrorArD 70 ruE rRrsgar


AUGUST. Ne. Feb s-A bin proyi,nng fOr a
State Police similar in ia features 10 the Massachusetts,
fbnstlbulry law passed 20 be cngrOss"d. IA the House
s AFTERNOON by of TO- in its favor nad opposed
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
VIRGINIA.
~ fyLyaRAPH TO nas TRtso~E.

. fyL,aRAPH 10 rRtSo"E
RIcIIMoND Va, Feb 2G,-The Senate in secret
session to-day considered the subject OF calling State
Convention. No result has bceB made known.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

CoUNTERTUu BANK-BIuS-IOno hundred dollar
counterfeit notes on the Central National Bank Ot this
city have recently been passed ia Newark They wei!
executed.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
OHIO.
sr TELEGRAPH 70 rHa TRIBUNE.

CorUMBUs Feb. 2G.--In the House today, Boyn-
TOMS resolution to strike out tho wood white" from the
Constitution lost after lengthy debate in vote OF
26 Yeas 10 80 Nays.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
IFJ.INOIS.
,rr,Lrarags 10 rnE rnInrNk

~ rzLraKtgH
SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. 26-The IIsiise resolution.
FOR final adjournment Thursday next passed the
Senate 10 .Iy.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
MINING STOCKS.
p1,rFAIO LIVE STOCK MARXEr.

ny TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE 49,. . .
S,s ,yrf-co Feb 2-Saylge - e5: Gown Point S} Vel
low Jacket 5000 Choa S16i OPhr tI Bschsr pllli lmpr