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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28
CoI. W. UNDERWOOD,

The popular candidate for municipal honors,
SAYS butter Is made at his honse in less than
five (5) minutes with the FINLEY DASHER.
w. B. WALDRAN, Esq, Secretary and Trea-
surer Memphis and Little Rock railroad. uses
the FINLEY DASHER. Ask him if he can
now afford TO do without IL? DR.. J. Y. CUM
MlNGE ssys butter il obtained at his house in
from three to FIVE minutes with the FINLEY
DASHER. Go and get one and try it yourself.
Price, So %. cash.
32l Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28
Fathers aud Sons

Who have toiied al the year long for the 'vo-
ter aud the tax-gather. can, with LESS LABOR,
with NoaE PLEASURE, and with cash capital TO
the value Of one good mule, drive a lucrative
bushes. withoutrcnt, insurance, burglar sales.
accerfauces. Inducements OF open accounts. bv
calling upon the Agents Of the FINLEY
CuURN DASnER, 32t Main street. Memphis.
T. A CAMERON 4 co
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Young Men.

Who cannot make money at clerking, CAN, with
a little effort and little capital, make money.
surely aud rapidly. by sale Of the FINLEY
CHURN DASHER. Come and see us, and we
j. A. CAMERON & CO..
Agents for the United States.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28
Get One

of the FINLEY CHURN DASHERS and try
il; if not fully up to representation. return it
and get your Three Dollars.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28
Al Rev, w. q. Johnson,

OF the Chrishaa Advocate; Col. Y. Whitmore,
OF tho PUBLIC LEDGER; DR.. y. II .sRivers. Of
the SomervIlle Female COlege DIR. NJ. W.
phillips, Of the SoHiheru Farmer for their
opinion of tho FINLEY CHURN DASHER,
a nd won will enon own one.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28
Eight Hundred and scven !.

tsO0 FINLEY CHURN DASHERS cold in ono
week-all guarantee ed. and not one yet re-
turned. "0ld fogies." don't wait for fear that
you may possibly be humbugged. No Yam
kee humbug." If it does not perform all we
promise for it. come and get YOUR money again.
j, A. CAMERON 4 co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28

Uses one If The FINLEY DAsHERs; 50 DO
Caps II. II. Potter, CAPT. jos. Lenow, judge
Arch'd Wright, Maj. NJ. j. Wicks. Newton
Ford. Esq., B. b. Barnes, tsq- II. A. Mont
rosncry, Esq.. nr. A. Bur.eson, Morris l..
Webb Fsl. and hurdrcds o. Others Iheya
cold al s. ruia D. cash, and g9.ranieed,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28
A Cash Remittance OF 50,

Or an order &C. o. d." b. Express. viii obtain
one on the FINLEY CHDkN nASHERS.
shipped 10 any pat 81 the United States. Scnd
fog circular. With three cent ramp.
} "A. CAMERON 4 CO..
81 Main street, Memphis.
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ETa.Iison, Gibson, Dyer,

obion, Henry and Hardcman c5Gnties, Tenn;
and Marshall, Lafayette. Pontotoc and Yalo-
the FINLEY CHURN DASHER. Apply inn
mcdiatoly 10 J.A. CAMERON Il co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28
9 yYestern Rescrve 2

And Goshen housekeesers and dairymen
pronounce the FINLEY CHURN DASHER
the best churnng implement yet seen. Try il
yourself and you will be fully convinced. Re-
Ia at s. 90. j. A. CAMERON d co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28

AGENTS WANTED
FINLEY CHURN DASHER. Liberal induce
mcnts 10 active and reliable men.
J. A. CAMERON * CO.,
3al Main street, Memphis, Tenn,
Agents for the United States.
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1000 FinIeY Ohurn Dnshers

To arrive next week. Agents can ho pro6tably
employed. Our agents are all making money.
i GU can do tho same. if you will try.
j. A. CAMERON & co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28
coTToN TIES.
FASSMAN'S ALLIGATOR
IRON COTTOy TIE.

VHEsE TIES ARE MADE OF THE BEST
/ ENGLISH IRON, which is painted TO pre-
vent rust. A WROUGHT IRON buckle is
fastened to one end of the hoop; they, require
only TO insert the other end. without bending
it back, the teeth Immediately fasten 1t immo-
vably.
They are fully guaranteed, and any breabage
Of imperfect iron win be made good on proper
representation. The buckle is universally ad-
mitted superior one. W are determined the
Iron shall be as guaranteed.
CHAMBERS & LATT1NG,
General gents, New Orleans.
For sale In Memphis BIZ
HARRIS, COCHRAN & CO.,
MEACHAM 4 TREADWBLL.
And other large dealers and Grocery. Mer-
chants. h5-l7
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EssEE sTEaM cARDY MARUFACTORY.

Our Candies will DO furnished fresh daily as
heretofore, and guaranteed pure. We manu-
fae'ure none but No. ] articles, and that this
fact is appreciated liberal patronage demon
strates.
sS- Particular attention paid to the filling of
country orders.
go and 292 Second street, cor. of Madison.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28

TITS AN UNFAILING REMEDY IN ALL
| cases Of Neuralgia Faoialis, often eifeoting
perfect cure in less than tweuty-four hours,
from the use Of no more than Two OR THREE
No other form Of Neuralgia or Nervous Dis
ease has failed to yield 10 this wonderful rene
dial agent.
Even in these verest cases Of Chronic Neural
g;a and general nervous arrangements, Of
may years standing, affecting the entire sys-
TEN, its use for few days, or a few we Ks at
the utmost, always affords the most astonishing
relief, and very rarely fails 10 produce COM
plete and permanent cure.
IL contains no drugs or other materials in the
Slightest degree injurious, even 20 the most
delicate 81 TEN. and can ALWAYS DO used with
rERPECT SAFETY.
Il has long been in constant use by many Of
our most eminent Physicians. who give II their
unanimous and unqualified approval.
Sent BY mail on receipt q price and postage.
One package, ...............Sl 90 Postage cents.
Dix phckagcs ,s.........s..s.-.s 2 w =. y
Twelve psckases, ........-, 90. IS
II Is sold By ell wholesale and retail dealers
in Drugs aud Medicines throughout the United
| States, and By
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28

cUBscRIBE FOR TIE PtI BIC LEDGER
- rhicf i ne CHEAPEST daily published
In TIE eiats 81 tennessee.
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BLANK BOOKS.

VIE printed hsads, tossih.r vita .sssry ki5d
ofPiain and FaneJ WCrk, done With dispatch.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28
COME ctioneries
IN ALL THEIR VARIETY.

IETEHAvE RECENTLY BEEN PLACED
stock Of FANCY GROCERIES, &c, consist
Ing in part Of ALMONDS, PPInLBERTS.
SINS, CUkRANTS.. PIGS, JELhIES ard
PICkLES, CAN FRUITS, TOYS. and a
variety of other articles too lengthy for emu
meration. We are also in receipt of regular
shipments Of Oranges, Lemons and other green
Fruits. and invite he attention of our old GUS
TONERS and the public generally TO our stock,
feeling confident that our lengthy business K
perienee enables US to give entire satisfaction
TO all Of cur many patrons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28
ORGANIC VIBRATOR

Il fts into the ear, is not pereepiibie,. rc-
norcs si1rinr n0istI ~ re head, and enables
800 rrr-onr q hear distinctly at church and
rnhIie assemblies. This instrument viii often
r~oirce results almost miraculous. and indeed
Z, nod sases o. long standing deafness, II will
refiere In g short time. IL may b adjusted
Nth the ease Of speciaclcs.
H. SfiIurli viii be professionally AZ 81 last
Wssifu-f.r Place. University. buildings, n.
daily, 10 fo4. except Iuesdays, when he
viii BE- az Sis rooms, 100 Pine street, Phiia-
dairfia. "a. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28
DEAFN ESS, CATARRH,
CONSUMPTION,
AND
Cancer Cured :!

TREATISE ON DEAFNESS, CA
a tarrh, Consumption and CANCER their
causes, means Of speedy selief, and ultimate
cure. By a Pupil OF the Academy q Medi-
Letter from Rob McMurdy. DID,, Ii. D.,
Grand Prelate Of Grand Encampment OF U. s.,
and Editor of the Natioaal Freemdsoa
NEw YOEK. SsptemberlT, 1857. DIR. sulgell
was in charge Of Grace Church Hospital. Alex
most daily. for months. visited this Hospital.
and had every means Of knowing his reputa-
ton for EFFIcfEyCY and SKILL. 10 was OF the
most creditable character. and his success IN
the treatment Of patients vas remarkable
RoBT. MCNURDY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-28

= go Inc C1Iifany Is now prepared 10 issue
rance. and respectfully solicit public patron
age. 5Z-lll
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
.rr.rV IN cFNTPl1 cry
THE FENTlNS.

TUE TORONTO PRISONERS REMOVED TO'KtNGsroN-THEY
TENDER THEIR THANKS TO THE SHERIFF AND OTHERS
FOR PAST KIND TREATMENT
BY TRLaGRAPH + TRIBUNE.
TORONTO, Feb. 4-Seven Fcnian prisoners. Col.
Robert Lynch. the Rev. John Mcmahon, Mr. Hayin,
John Quinn, Thomas School. Daniel Whalen, and
Mr. Hayden were quietly sent to the Kin gstOn Peni-
tentiary on Saturday by the railway. All. except
Father Mcmahon, were ironed sufficiently to prevent
an attempt at escape. No unnecessary harshness
was used. Before leaving they presented the fOl-
lowing document to the sheriff:
MILITARY PRISON, Feb. 1.-The Fenian prisoners, AZ
their departure for Kingston. have much pleasure in
rendering 10 Sheriff Jarvis their warmes thanks for the
kind and humane treatment received for the past eight
months in the prison under his control and for tho
SoNitS6us and gentlemanly manner with which be has
compiled with the wishes OF the prisoners when consist
err with his official position. -rs.sr. -
10 DR. smas proiess3bal services the prisoners are
indebted for the unusual health enjoyed The prisoners
will always Remember with gratitude the unremitting
care and attention of Sewers though prompt ana
efficient officer vet kind and generous 10 the prisoners
They take leave Of him with the kndes feelings OF re
spec and regard Gov Sewers having done all IN ms power
70 make the confinement rs agreeable az the rues ana
discipline OF the prison would permit The prisoners
express thanks William Lally the Governors Ad Tor
the accommodating manner with which he mas ds-
charged his duty
john MCMAHON, 0ateP. r, Anderson, Inl)
ROBERT Il. LYNCH,
VIM HAVEN, on behalf OF the prisoners.
!. H. Ketchan. the last Fenian prisoner, against
whom no bill was found, was discharged on oalur-
day.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
rNIrEn Sr4TES HrPPEME COURE

BY rELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON Feb. 4.-In the Supreme Court the
following cases came up for trial:
No sO-stoam vessel Moses Taylor, plaintiff in error,
agt. QeRm0ps, EH9y t9 the County Court Of san san
Justice Field and the case ftianded With directions 70
dismiss the action for want OF jurisdiction.
sfatcs Appes from the Circuit Court for the Southern
District OF NawYeT Decree confirmed with costs per
Nos 100 i2i End 122-Sehooner Harriet Ross &c. appel
ants, agt The Corn Exchange Inland Nayiganon and
Fire Insurance Company. Appealed from the Northern
District Of Ilinois-Decree ahrmed~lh costs per JUST
No oo-rhe United States ex rel Van Hoffman Inant-
ifs in error, sgt the City Of Qincy Error to the Cir
yersed with costs, per Justices STayne and Chase fe.
manded %o =: A. . r.
NO. 'Goodcn 9 ct a. eEre;aqFs It's & &s ,f S{ Of
trlct OF nlnOis-DccIee affirmed with costs Per justice
No ss-The United States plaintiff in error. agt. Mac
Donald ct al Error 20 the Circuit for the District of
acknowledgement affirmed with costs Per justice
No s5-Evans plaintiff in error. Patterson error To
the Circuit Court for the Western District OF Pensylv
niaJudgment affirmed with costs Per Justice Grier
No. S9-Sempe, plaintiff IN error, agt :iager EfIor
missed for want of jurisdiction. Per Justice Giier. m
No sT-The United States agt. Hathaway; a certifl-
The first question answered in the.aiiimaiye which
renders sqsweg t9 tue remaining questions unncce''
No ss~The United states agt Quinby. Certificate
of division from the same Circut-Ihe first question
the preceding case Per Nelson Jadge.
No. s5--stanley Ct al plaintiffs in error. agt Colt
Error the Circuit from the District Court of Connect
crti-Judgment affirmed with costs. Per Nelson, Judge
Davis Judge, dissenting.
No l09SpaiTOw ct al, plaintiffs In error, ogt Strong
et al Error to the Supreme Court FOR the Territory OF
NeyadaWIt of dismissed for want of jurisdiction
per the Chief-Jusce. and the reInmded TO the
supreme Court of the Territory of Nevada.
This case involved about onefourth Of the welknO1D
Yellow Jacket Mine, with the proceeds OF that interest
for several years and the dismissal OF the writ OF error
leaves the original judgment in favor OF the Company
affmed The fact that the brought before the
Court with the possibility Of adverse decision caused
the stock OF the Company ucuate from 1890 to $500
share. The amount involved Is from $4,000 to 100000
in gold
CholIes o'COnor and Judge Curtis represented the
plaintiffs in error and Senator stewart and Judge BLACK
appeared for the defendants
No 9s-The United states, appellant, agt The Steam
ship Sir William Peel and Cargo
No 25O-Ihe Steamship Sir william Peel and Cargo agt
The United States.-CaSe on argument OF prize
COURT OF CLAIMS.
Cumck ct al. agt. The United States-ATguneht con
cluded. o., .
Lincoln agt. The United States and Blakey agt The
United States.-Argued on demurrer.
Johnson a The United states-Motion for rehearing
OyeTrled
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
THE CASE or c. =. CCLTEi
PROGRESS OF THE TRIAL.

PROGRESS OF THE TRIAL.
asr "a sss,PH
FEANRLIX. Pa, Feb. s.-The trial in the Culver
case was commenced on Thursday evening. Judge
Turnkey presiding. Defendants counsel filed plea
Ia the jurisdiction of the Court on the ground that
the cases were properly cOgnizable in the United
States Court. On Friday morning the pleas were
oyerfuied. The testimony Of the Directors OF the
Venango National Bank was then taken for the
prpsecution. tending 10 disprOye the claim Of e. v.
Culyer that he had been sole manager of the bank.
The cashier and bOObkccper testified 10 the
state OF the accounts at The closing o. the
bank They are also 10 be called Tor
the drieuse. This occupied tie time TIL
SATURDAY evening az o'clock. when the testimony Of
two persons claiming 10 De depositoTs TO the amount
sl20EO was offered and objected TO, the decision
being reserved. The trial was resumed tins morn
ing aud after argument the Court admitted the eyi
denCe II is thought this may be the turning point
at The case. The evidence for the prosecution viii
probably be concluded this afternoon.
THIS afternoon one Of the special depOsitOrs adj
mitted that he made the loan to Culver partly from
friendship and palUy because be wanted the Reno
Railroad built and did not believe that ~ that time
Culver expected 10 fell tonelt that his creditors
would suffer. The bOOkkeepcT recalled. and
estiiied ss balaIncs in bank for aud against Cu-
The prosecution then rested their case and the
defense was opened TO the jury, whercupOn the Court
adiOarned. Tomorrow the ease viii probably he
closed Il is thought no case Is made Out against
Gulycr
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
DIED.
ACRRRMAH-At vi

AcEERMANA Fi,hkl tSsIIgseo o. Frs.y Pen C C.roa'
pna @ on % AGa ~ fS e. II % % s' her 81 G M resi-
dnse feais Of the family invited 70 attend vasa farther notice
a m. Carriages in waiting arrival Of the train.
BtNSIEGIn Brooklyn, Saturday Feb2 Apheus Banning the
The irsai, family and those Of his brbt,n,v los Oliver
Lock also members Of The Protestant Episcopal Brotherhood q Nev.
YORK h funeral from " Ml Charh Cou
ave- Myrea'e, TUESDAY, Feb s. y o'clock without
GIBBS-oa Monday, FEB Hsnnah p wife Of Dr. II. Gibbs
Her ais sai relatives requested to aeas5 funeral from ae
iys o1 wsiaS,Isf At / o'clock > "a
HESsyn =, BrGSs % sn s,ts, 5 FEB css5 " oG,ss., S Henry
The relatives and eu' Of tue n ard Of his father Francis
O'Clock from his late residence, No gg9.ispss sIdOkJu
aOOSEY-On Monday Feb .nsr sE s lines, Sarah Cornell.
M,oa'y yoaag a'gsS'' a" and Laura A Mooney aged
F''- on her tiS.r, No We: Ten e THs'y
a. 5oelock ~. TTiG ..-f-G- L. A...
PEgLRrn BsomseI n j. Moni.y Feb 1861 Of consumption
% G, M % AXE f s. fSa Sa Il. F:ss sH' 3a1 cu % ooms
weduesisy at u o'clock p.
PoMgROYon sunday Psb o. CONSUMPTION, George roeroy
s5s, @ si n % e Sio' v and Margaret F0"s 's'a years.
H friends sud f,my invited attend bis nersl
in.sy Fob At to,losk without further notice His remains
RICaon NOnla Feb Abraham Rb in the "a Of bis age
'9 oo S i'' residence 10 " ''''"' ''' INST
RocRRs-On Sunday morning Feb s,r, yand wife OF Charles
ne "a 4 4, t%, en- ,' ,.ss1 la''s s.,,s, ssPs
ssd SiEthsys Iuesy, the 5h inst. at 2 O'Clock
Boston papers please copy.
sTORRs-Pel asleep SATURDAY morning, Feb at his
Hickssi Brooklyn George T. Sorts sged
Years only o. George storr, editor o. The Herald o.
Services hs fathers residence this lucsday) afternoon al O'CLOCK
lie IN Be- rsuioe Albany inlermen Wednesday
SCHUYLER-At Bergen Point j.. Saturday Feb 2 Mrs.
Shuye rec Of the late John Schuyler Of Beesie
pted attend funeral
residence Bergen Point 1pes1y Feb s. at ~ O'Clock
Fi leave foot OF Lbeyst By Ne"JeTs Central ksiva
n O'Clock.
UEDERLOn Sirh la. t inst 81 uphed pneumonia, Lille.
ouy gh o. bias H. sldzaheth Uadeh IL The 9Th year os
b-f agr.
feais Of the fmy n 70 attend the funeral
from kerpsrsuts No l4 East Twenty eTenhst oa
Third dsy. 5h inst At o'clock without further notice
VAN EEs>-N OBSe Mo1lAy. Feb Horace Yaa Ness in
tl. setr bis
.,rc,, North Baas, chureb opse, Wednesday,
E.. Ii NJ fyca
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
THE EXCISE Law.
AT TIE TONES POLICE COURT.

Al IfIE TOME. POLICE COUNT.
The following persons were brought before Justice
Bowling at the Tombs yesterday, for having violated the
Excise laws:
Henry Muller. No. l53 Chatham-st.. Adolph Glender.
No 73 B0wery; John Snmpfo, No 2jl Ccnre-s; Gerald
Hoffman, No Is Olivcr-st: John McNay, No 10 Null
berrvst; Richard ONcil. No ~ R0scycltst; John Con
Ian No I47 Worth-st; Robert knhusk. No. 2G6 William
A.; Frank ThOrHp No. 2)G CcntreSt; Constantn Castle,
No 100 BOwcry; Alfred knulchman, No II East Broad
WAY: Clan. COsie No 31O Watef-st; Chns Mcdonnell,
No. a5i WashingOn-st; Amena Christianson. No. l5'
Chath1m-st.; Cornelius Mooney, No. MissiOn-pscr;
Thomas Smith, M. IA Elu-st.; James Scay, No iS'
Pearst Each OF the accused were held TO bail IN the
OF 500
Al THE JFFrrgSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Richard Cox, no - Nacduugalst, was yesterday hr-
ragned at the jefferson Market Police Court ona charge
OF selling iduOT without license. Patrick Brcnnai No.
40 seyenth-ave was charged with violating the Sunday
clause OF the Excise Law. Justice Dodge held each 10
bail III the sun Of 500
Al TIL EssEX MARKET POLICE COURT
Ellen Gearer No % Willctst., yesterday brought
before Just Mansfield and gave bail In 800 TO answer
t,e charge of selling liquor without "A license.
le following named brought up the charge OF
vioafne the Law Sunday Francis Gala CHER
No 70 shernst; August BOlte, No. 32 Bayardst Chas
Smith No G0jt Tr0Oncst; Peter Riley, No II Henry ST.
Thoiuas Brady No. "a Plkes; George Springer NO ~
CHERRY ST. james Carrsher No. 576 Grdndst Frank Fe-
tric No. 1853 SecOnd-St.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

s1 ai srsss, r'ss,: w., 'e. 81 % % q @,ss s,,
ss9 delivery 81 or. a.. better ard ssss sr.
? S @ & Ss'S % S% %s SFs q s. % ota s iss ss Sfs he
E' W CIV "a aIs w:. E s E ds9 l. 9s 4 M sd t d II % nj
ssg T&gG & r. sg$a 'aa scare Whisky n'"''s ;Ss, Ts
ST. Lows Feb 4Tobaico not enough Ossrns 10 establish
prices nay soasSer- nonnly UNCHANGED Cotton nothing
, q % s. Se's market S's s S : Sa % saSP II spS
SS as 9S 80 =, & Ezra :, sleg sli T' Rss7 E z9sls 80
No Spring 90 k go ts IS AMI pine ST AZ ;0a ~ q
Ps q aassse A' ors; sale: 40 Bacon sales Of Ce,
hos.s 20, Is small nees, extra heavy, ss S.
cse though EIchsnys steady bayus
so si5 "a % w9';S y; 2 sd, 5sss 3 d
E2 spng NhskeJ steady sales at 2Sc IN bond oSs firm sss
At a5 a5 od % Is % ~ o. pi M,, refp & e Mes Gs eS
Cared loie small obbng sales makrgst ici to O3e
CHic,eo Fcb 4Eysnng gFour firm moderate busins. doing
Vs, S55. cs ~ @ .Ts 70 SS at s os. 1%
@ 9 "a s: :. "a % no, dSS, RSP pns %a a e % p a: T 5
: ss With buyer. s III Sa Sweet Picked Hams srp steady
sM M and w. f & a'fi ie' q Green ssS's1s sn, c
o4 Of 2Oo piece, lOc pre.s. ,egs saSy hdersie
c agg = 81 dyang on sT pounds 1--we hogs sr goed
aaTs A. s 2sSTsn' @ T. %s % SiT II S S. & f co IL
Oats 900 bush Hogs 500 shpmentsFOur 2Oo bbs Wheat
isS BSySsso SSi Feb 4Fo qs u un,5F wheat Somn. co
fer GT'pd % p a. @ for wt new Tosc @ :, On hs hss 0, Neglected
90 o. 4sri. lSc Dressed Hogs noNlas at 90 % ,r
Spirit, TTrpenae Sc Rcsins-CanSn Sc 7sa 80 sud No st
FO0A ~. - 80, -, s,s~
-, PHfIADFfPHiA cATTff cTI hAREET. a-S
ss sS'ss Sfa%s , HS ss slGSi' 80"
Sale. of Real R.ia7s.ls spadl Model Tenement Property
= 1lif, seTen has been sod 70 THOMAS r AGEEW TIE
s,, bringing rental foyer 5000 yearl Advertisement
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
Iar.s oa Rrsns.eNrArLrk, EEArEra CoyaaE,,
Sr1TE or TRADE.

n rsfxlRlPs rD TtI rRiHcSs ,.,,,,. -. ,,a.,.-. G..
s.s,s PLAN 100 40 Prime Wheat ~ % tol "a ellk
si.Iel bllk &c. Oats Va nuk b9 het foA NJ
s,l. ri 900 hbs Conn,,lry AZ 30 20 90 bl kEirs F1nl
Ftr n 81 % d tl3 % Tto 10 OF a"u Sonlle.'
"a M IN % oDD u clear rib Bacon sides AZ l TO
i9ir Rin oIrs 9td Neg-Oresns Snga Prme' tc ha"
Wbi,kr A. Is Cotton Rts llldtlns. 2l,c 800, o.
hxssUt F.b iri ~ 3od sHc Reoepss 5i. pa ~
NOT. s,s h,lrs Psr stssd and urch,ng- Corn MN - ~
Rngnl nrssse1 oga Exile Sugarenred Hams New 2a.c
III isgi5s h. kf9t aad srnre Oats stsaay t s5eSsr
.,r.ao Eb lFiou good demand cAehT for The Interior h
80 i s,r, tr, ,s; sales bh 81 S ], for no NpnS
ala Is n, R@l Winter $t - for Nhte am ts - ~
n, ne Flsui Au Duckwhest Flour-ssles 9. - Niei'
on ~. sosdsei 10 MA Mwsrhee private tern, Torn
snrs,s.i ..s po a, No s ~ " O-sale! o. Chese est
~, :. ~ T~., r.. Poi mal're hlorts Fld0NZu sap
stafs s9fa S1 tni Mdlags $50 90 ton kahrOah ihs-
Loa, !, ia -, = Ia Mrv l0ft, ~ir 20 Mhaa! ylt -
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New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
THE ICE-BO1T R4CE.

CArNca OF niE STEAM ICE-BOAT MINNIE T.. boDp
~ rxLxsSars
FIsIgnI- Peb. 4.-MatteTs pertaining I" ice-boarN
ana ioeOsting very favorable aspect today The
Extreme mild weather OF the past few days, together WIN
the rain has put the ie IN condition. and one or TWO
ssishs OF cold freezing weather will hasten The time foi
the great cebO8t race 10 take place. All skin was eA
cited to-day over the arrival here 81 the new steam Ice
boat Minnie E. DOdd The craft was brought from New
York here on two platform cars Mr. Dodd, the owner
and inventor arrived the 10 o'clock train with gang
Of men, and operations Immediately commenced 10
launch tho vessel POnderOus tmbcrs railway es ropes
blocks. &c. brought into regnisit0n ne cds hol1
Ing having first been side track close 10
the dock BY the fine that was accomplished the piers
In the vicinity OF Tie boat and Tho rigging oi soops yg
near, were filled with people, al siaTng wiih w9ndei.
msnt at the strange craft before them. Ihe nhehihe
reached the In safety which fact was announced Dy
loud. cracking noise the weight Of the vessel ucn tun
IT, II but Tor moment however - the zee
g. sufficiently strong 20 bear IL safely. Thus r every
thing has worked Satisfactorily. By THURSDAY Mr. podd
eKpeeis that the wheels of his vessel m De flushed ana
- t On tDat osy, ulipss ,iss oo4ci.ss mo-,
(ere, he intends 10 start his now invention on tho prsi
Esnl Trio.