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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-09
REWARD OF aIOOi

GTRAYED or STOLEN FROM THE SUB
~ scriher, in Linn county, Oregon. on about
the 18th d. 10th day of October, 1867, one bright
bay mare about 153 hands high and eight years
old Whit8 spot in forehead, some white on hind
feet. Any person that win inform me where said
mare can be found shall be literally rewarded, OF
if she is stolen, and they win produce tia mars
and thief / will pay 4hem the sum Of 500 in coin,
or $50 in coin for the mare.
vsn1ltf WILLIAM NOBLE,
Lebanon, Oregon,
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NO. 100 FRONT STREET
(betwcen Morrison and Alden
PORTLAND, RECON,

A GENT FOR JACOB ZEcHs PIANO
~ fortes, San Francisco, Cal. which received
the Gold Medal celebrated pianos from the
East, in the last Pair. 1865. Also Agent for Err
nest Gshlers Piano Forte, New York. which Won
the greatest popularity in the East for sweetness
and power in tone, durability in workmanship
and Superior New Scale, full Metallic Form, Over
strung and French Grand Action.
L. T. Sbultz will have an assortment Of those
cupeTior Pianos always on hand, aud can sell them
:. the Lowest Prices, rs be imports them direct
from the Mauufactories.
New PiaHos for Rent or Sale by monthly pay
ments.
Latest Music received by every steamer direct
| from the East.
Pianos, Melodeons and ell kinds Of Musical In
StrRmenfs tuned and repaired.
l. 7. Shuts recommends hraselfas FIRST elasl
tuner, having been in the business oyer Gfteer
years apd is a muSician,
Those living in Linn and adjacent counties
wishing to purchase Of these Superior piano
are intermediary can do so through the Editor 0
the STATE RIgHTs DEMpcRAr---hc being my au
tborized agent for the sale Of them n that section
Of Oregon. seI.Iy
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ALBANY PRICES CURRENT.
ceRRrcTED WEEKLY by J. ORADwoHL.

CORRECTED WEEKLY by J. oRADwoHL.
ALBANY. Saturday, November Q, 1857.
The following are the prices paid for Produce,
and the prices at which other articles arc selling
in this market
wheat-white, per bushel, rs cts.
oats-per bushel, $50 80 cts.
Potatoes-per bushel, 50@623.
0nions-per bushel. 81 25.
FlouT-per bbl. 81 5O@5 90
Butter-per pound, 80 cts.
Eggs-per dozen, SO cts.
Chiekens-per dozen, 50 50G3 90.
Peaehes-dried, per pound, 5000 cts.
Pork-per pound. 4615 cts.
Beef-on foot 465 cts.
Mutton, per pound l21 cents.
Soap-per pound, 5@5i cts.
Salt-Los Angeles, per pound. 1t cts.
Synp-per gallon, 100
Tea-Young Tyson, per pound, 81 90
Black, 75@St 90.
Japan, 81 l2A.
Sugar-crushed. per pound, 1000 cts.
:" Island l3@l44.
" Sea l66l7 cts.
Cofee-pcr pound, 25G2s cts.
Naiis-cut, per pound, nos cts.
White Lead-pure, per keg. 81 00G4 so.
Linseed Oil-boiled, per gallon, 81 1902 90.
Turpentine-pcr gallon. 81 so
Domestie-brown, 1920 cts.
hickOTy-sutped, per yard lot45V Cts
Bed Ticking-per yard. 25d,il cts.
Blue DriIling-per yard, 20@30 cts.
Flannels-per yard, 62l475 cts.
Prints-fast eolors, per yard, i6s ets,
Rife Powder. per pound 75dSf 90.
candles-best, per poanj. 20633 ets.
Riee-China, pei pound, l2@l6 cts:
Tobacco-per pouad, 81 00@1 IS.
Saleratus--pcr pound, I63 cts.
Dried Elums-per bound. l24@ I5O.
Dried Applss-per ID. &c.
gnrrants-per h, 10c.
BseOn-HaIns, per b, lSc.
--a Sides, per ID. I0c.
g Shoulders, per b, case.
LaEd-per b. Zoe.
French Brandy-par gal. $40 OO@I2 o9
IfGllaud Gin--peT gal, g so
American Brandy-pcr gal. IS 90
Jamaica Rum-per gal, So 90
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IGeliglOus-Rev. Mr.. poane, Presi3ing FL
der of Salem District viii preach, by request, in
this city tomorrow at II o'clock. on the subject
of Infant Baptism. c. G. BELKNAP.
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BORN

In this city. the I'd inst, TO tho wife of Peter
Sehlesser, twin daughters.
Tcomment Is unneeessary.1
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Eak Payers Ia Linn County

The following is an alphabetical selec-
ton of some of the heaviest taxpayers in
fhii nnnnfr.
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81 NIGGER IN SHE FEScE."-The proprie-
tOE Of the URiontst is organizing a joint
stock company among the creditors of the of
fee, and thinks by that mode he can ''pay
OFF, the debts Of the concern. Most of those
holding such claims are either high on the
rounds of the Official ladder or are looking
with great interest toward it and when the
company is fully organized, may be appro-
priately termed "The Office Holders and
ofiee Seekers Stock Company" Does it
not look little significant to see late can
didate for the T. S. Senate holding a mort
gage on the UaiOHist Office for one thousand
dollars? Might is not be presumed that If
he had been successful, the mortgage would
never have been made a matter of record
To say the least, the .UniOnist proprietor has
discovered a '.new wayto pay old debts )"
butSEhether the process can be called in To
his aid second and third time, remains yet
to be demonstrated One thing is certain,
the number Of those that have already been
named as taking stock in the Office, is sufi-
cient to fill all the important Offices (State
and Federal) for some years to come and
those Blacks who are so unfortunate as to
have no oil in their lamps (stock in the new
company, can consider themselves laid on
the shelf. 50 far as the Usioaist influence is
concerned, to make way for those who have
discovered the key to political success, viz /:
the free use of money.
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CT ROB BIS
MUSICAL AND EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTE
ALSO
DAY & BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

ITNHES INSTITUTE IS SITUATED
II in y retired aud beautiful location. away fsom
the business portion Of the city. on THIRD, be-
tween aud STREETS. Portland, Oregon.
Attached to the building are extensive and
beautiful grounds, for the convenience of pupils
The Educational Department will be In chargS
OF efficient corps u Teachers. CAPT. ,. +. &
ALLSoPP, formerly Professor 10 the UnIsir-
sity of Louisiana, and for the lis fYe years prin
eipal of colegate Institute ia the Southern part
Of California; Principal. E"
No effort will be'spared 10 make this Institute
equal 10 the best og the Eashe coast The Course
of Studies viii embrace all the branches usually
taught in arst-elass semiasFics in the East. ineln
ding tie Classics, French, Gerlnaa, Spanish, Math-
The Masieai Department will be eoadueted by
PROP. II. GUIDO GK0B, Graduate of Plaael's
cbliAeTvatorie. a.
Parties from the eoup.ry may rest assured that
under the care Of MRS. GRoB. (aiatron of the
Esablshment,l they viii experience all the atien-
tion Of . mother aud enjoy The ooaforis of a
home. :"
\. B.-PartieulaE attention xill be paid to the
choice Of Text Books. In or3cr 10 avoid anything
Of Sectional I.srGisaH Eatars, In our cnrren.
luu Of studies.
For further particulars. enquire at the Institute
or address II. GUIDO GR0B r. o. Box No les.
CAPT. ALLs0PP viii continue - give Evening
lessons in The Modern Languages and Engllsb
branches.
Oct. IL. IssT--v9nos4
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Old Albany Ferry.

HAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE
II well-knowp Ferry, am prepared 70 cross
Large 9taunch and Safe,
the access aud egress to and from itisby eupc-
rior roads, and Mac. an old, experienced Ferry
man is always ready with q smile TO hurry
patrons over Jordan. engage against all acci-
dents at the following reduced rates:
Two-horse Wagon, ...................... I2i Cents
Man and Horse, ................."...... 124 Ceuts
footnau, ~ cents
Loose Stock per agreement. My connection
with the Lower Ferry has been severed.
T. II. DAVIS.
Albany, April 26th, 1857. 2ly
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.'MoaE ApPLEs.- John Lowden, resi-
ding near scio, last Saturday favored the
.DENocRAT once with some fine apples of the
g 80 NsgltoWn Pippin,o BelIefower" and
pittsburgh" varieties. Thanks, Uncle
..Yohn1v.e -. s -. -
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= eEEsf o, YES Mrs Stipp's infaIIable
Th6rasic Balsam Is stiIl for sale by Whit
more : Go.
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Z
VERTIS ENTS.
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% aREFURNED.-Capt. Humphrey and party
returred from their prospecting tour on last
Thursday. They have been absent two
weeks, the most of which time they were en-
gagged in clearing trail from the foothills
fora distance of some forty miles into the
mountains, their object being to pack out on
mules a ton of the ore from their claim and
have it crushed by the Santiam Company
They did not quite succeed in reaching their
lead consequences of the severity of the
weath hsr-it being very cold and the snow
from three to four deep in the mountains
They will, perhaps, be compelled to give
over the enterprise until next season.
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SIRIoGs AccIDENT.--Last Wednesday,
while Rev.C G. G. Belknap, Of this city, was
carrying shovel full of very hot Goals and
.embers from one room to another, for the
PsFpeee ef saaking a FIRE, a little daughter
ofhIs ran against the shovel, as he was pass
ing through &he door,-thus dashing the en-.
tire. contents Of the shovel full into her face
and over her neck and shoulders. AS may
be readily supposed she was quite severely
;burned. DR.. Plummer was Immediately
called dn5 and we are informed that the lit
tie suferer will soon be as well as usual save
few ugly scars on the parts burned. This
seems TO have been one of the accidents that
Is wholly unavoidable.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

Dill 70 extend Madison avenue New York Motion loaf
RKFosrED conrLYrK
For the relief OF the Van Brunt street and Fra .s,
Railroad Company.
70 incorporate the Richmond County Water wor..
TO incorporate the New York Real Estate Exchange
To amend the charter OF tho Brooklyn Life insurance
Company.
To amend the charter OF the National Union IArs AMI
Limb Insurance Company.
To amend the act for the incorporation Of Insurance
companies
For the relief Of Hunters Point and Rockaway Beach
Railroad Company.
The bill to enable tho Board Of Supervisors Of Erie
county TO raise money by tar 10 build bridges
Recess 70 half past seven 7. N.
Evening Session.
Mr. PooL reported bills ceding 70 the United Sstss
Jurisdiction Of certain lands In the village Of Niagara
City and lands occupied sites for lighthouses within
this State.
Mr. D. p wooD reported bill making appropsisssas
for certain public and charitable Institutions
Mr. RASsoM introduced bill 70 amend the act roativO
10 common schools in the city Of New York
PAssED. f
To amend tho statutes reasive 10 the eoliection of
For the more e1cctuai prevention Of cruelty AMI
mails.
Mr. D. p wooD moved TO 20 into Comnittee Of the
Whole on the Supply bill.
Mr.. u c. MuRPiY moved 70 include tho Exciss bill In
the same committee LcsI
Mr.. Woods motion was then adopted and the House
considered the Supply bin up the hour OF adjournmen<
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
RECEPTION TO TINE JUDICIARY.

The paatia salons Of Mr. Stoughton In Fifth avenue,
Seventeenth street, last evening thrown open
number OF invited guests The occasion Of the
union was the presence Of the Judges Of t Court Of
Appeals the male friends OF the host having been
questcd 70 meet the eminent representatives Of the
bench gathered together under his auspices The gen.
tlomen who called upon TO share the hospitality OF
Mr. stoughton, whose duties we're lghtened by tho
operation Of Messra Z. II. 4 @. d. Stoughton CON-
mencsd arriving shortly after eight O'Clock, and the
tide Of visitors having set in, until within
hour and haf the spacious parlors filed with
representative men Of every profession Prominent
man, Mr.. Clarence Seward. Chief Justc Davies.
and Judges Porter Wright, Hunt, Bockes, 6crugnam
and P.rk q the Court Of Appeals Judges
Cowes McCunn, City Judge Abraham D. Russell Judge
Cray, Of Boston, Msss Judge Frsre Of Bengal; ex-
pont Governor Underwood, Of Vermont General Super
intendent Of Police John A. Kennedy, Commissioners
Acton and Bosworth George Bancroft Berstadt Hunt
Gisnoux Of the artistic fraternity Generals Fremont
Bartlett, Newton, "Baldy, smith, and Fisk. Of Mis-
souri; chancellor zabriske, Of New Jersey; United
J. Astor, H. r. Winthrop. Z. Dcaheld Smith, Daniel
Lord, - Bradford, Hamilton Fish, b. p. siman, H.
sad aa.s.a. s:' and
vinton and host Of other celebrities Al ten o'clock,
the assembage bad mustered to s fullest extent the
disposal Of The guests who partook Of sumptuous co
htion- Il Ia needless TO say that the reunion pocu
larly enjoyable BY reason Of lie conversational tone
The members Of the bar OF whom 80 many were present.
noted for their brancy in society and appear ever
70 make point 70 provo that the legal routine ana
prosy pleading. Of the day do nos dim the sparkle Of
repartee or dull the edge Of wiz whom both are called
into play II fashionable by night The incidents
Of last evening offered exception 10 the rule and tho
attractions Of the reception kept the guests
most pleasant s0trSe 70 q close.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
FREE SUFFRAGE IN oHlo-mpoRrMT ACTION Or the
LEGISLATURE.

The resolution proposing to amend the suffrage
section Of the State constitution Of Ohio finally
passed tho senate on the 9th instant with tho clause
added by the House. dsnchisng rebels and deserters
Colored persons made the equals Of whites In the
qualifications for voters Tho following s copy Of the
proposed amendment which Ia to be voted upon By tho
people oT Ohio, October next:--
Every male citizen Of the United States OF the age OF
twentyone years. who shall have been resident OF the
State year preceding the election and Of tho
county township ward In which he resides such time
may be provided BY aw except such pesons as have
borne In support Of any insurrection rebellion
against the government OF The Unted States ov have
fed from their places residence 70 avoid being drafted
into the military servioe thsre or have deserted the
military or naval service OF said government In time OF
war and have not subsequently, been honorabiy dis
charged from tho same shall have tho quaiincatons Of
eleoAos. and be sntitlsd 70 vote Il I'll slsotiopA
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
EU R 0 Pc.
NEWS BY THE CABLE
the WAR PANIC AND ITS CAUSES
Napoleon Humbled by Prussia In the
Luxembourg Negotiations.
The British Reformers Divided
on Reform.
fENIAN TRIALS FOR HIGH TREASON.
&ss &es Lee


Franco ConcIiiatory-The Agitation Said 60
be Subsidlng.
PARIS, April ., 1867.
Tho Marquis de Moustier, Minister Of State for
Foreign Anairs has made cary conciliatory spsech
which has had the effect greatly lessen the panic in
Europe.
Cause of tho Excitement NeGo-
etarions for Luxemburg-Decided and Sue
cessful Opposition Of Prussia.
LONDON. April 9-Evening.
II Is now known that the Emperor Napoleon deem
ing the possession Of Luxembourg indispensable for the
military security OF the French frontier not long since
commenced negotiations with the King Of Holland for
the purchase Of the Grand Duchy and its incorporation
with the French empire But the fortress of Luxem-
burg which Is Of the strongest Notifications in Eu-
rope Is held by Prussian garrison, and the Prussian
government backed by the whole OF Germany, firmly
objects to the transfer OF the duchy France the King
Of Holland has withdrawn from any further negotiations
on the subject.
The French Emperor insists that his propositions shall
be carried out and the treaty completed
Tho national pride OF France has been deeply wounded
and wild antPrussian feeling has seized the country
Meantime while the dispute Is pending both Prussia
and France making military preparations
This threatening slate Of affairs Is the Of the
financial panic which e5ias in London Paris and all
the principal commercial centres Of Europe.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
ELECTIONS IN NEW JERSEY.

The republican ticket elected in Jersey City yes
terday by about 60 majority Up to one O'Clock this
morning the in the Fifth ward had not been
completed Four wards out OF seven went republican
The Mayor James Gopsll, and the result Is
sidered great triumph in this late stronghold Of
democracy.
In Hoboken the democratic ticket elected by q
majority OF 22S.
The election yesterday In Hudson City, for Mayor and
ticket headed by Mr.. Headden for Mayor, fusion
Of democrats and republicans but II beaten by the
regular democratic ticket by $40 votes The for
Mayor sood-ysn Reipen, 1888; Headden 423; majority
for the democracy, 3l0 The democrats are juDilant
the result.
Paterson and tho township Of Bayonne went republi-
can while Harrison and Kearney elected the democratic
ticket,
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
SOUTH CAROLINA.


The Proposed Plan Of Reorganixa tion-Re.
gistration 70 bo Commenced, &c.
CHARLESTON, April Q, 1881
At the recent conference between General Sckes and
Governors Orr and Worth held TO arrange the prslim.
nary details for reorganization in North and South Caro-
lima, have resulted in the following plan
The details Of registration are to be Immediately pro-
pared BY direction OF General Sces and put into opera
ton soon persons be found qualified 70 act in
the capacities required under the provisions Of the Sup
Elemental bill No elections for municipal or State Of
cers are 70 be held In either OF these States until
venons shall have met and adopted constitutions
No civil officers will be removed who faithfully discharge
their dutiso Whenever occur by reason Of
expiration Of tenure OF ONCE death resignation other
wise they will be filed by appoinments TO be made by
the Governors Of these Siates II the officers to ap-
pontef Of The class which usually elected BY the
Geoepl Assemblies, unless SPECIAL reason to the
traryshould arise; or by the commanding General,
they are Of the class usually elected by popular suffrage
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

The Russian American Treaty I'm Universai
Favsr-stafe Of Trade, &c.
SAN Francesca, April s, 1857.
The Oregon papers are jubiIant over the Russian
American treaty. being confident that u will DO ratified
The entire press Of California favors the treaty.
The District Court to-day granted injunction at the
SUIT OF the Mariposa Mining Company against Dodge
Brothers. restraining the defendants from exercising
control the company during the pending litigation,
and placing the property n the hands Of receiver
Sales Of Eastern butter have made to-day a low
1rurea The arrival OF several invoices OF Manila aud
Java coffee has unsettled the market for those descrp
tons The tea trade quiet. The export demand Tor
wheat is quoted 1t 81 90 The ruling nsafs FOR legal
(sldeu u 7skc
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
G & o r GIA.

Governor Jenkins and His Proposed Relief
Of Georgia.
Augusta, April .. 1857.
The following teegaphic despatch has been received
from Governor Jenkins.-
wAmsarox, April .. 1857.
To TIE EDIroRs THE CHRoHIcIE AID SKnrIHnL:-
ole bill In the Superior Court tomorrow for the
relief Of Georgia CHARLES J. JENKINS
The mas meeting Of the freedmen, called for to-mor-
NOV, has been postponed until Saturday.
II has bsen raining here all day
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
RECONSTRUCTION.
vIR q MA.

Don't Think Mach Of Senator WiIssa.
The Richmond Tsma Of the sth inst don't think
much Of Senator Wilson'S speech at Petersburg Of
the honorable Senator himsslf either The editor will
probably have time cool on before the Senator
Dsais his visit to the sunny South. We published
enough Of this furious article in yesterdays Washington
column 10 exhibit lis temper, tasts and sense.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
THE FENIAN

High Treason Trials In Dublin "A Rebel
.Omcor ~ Queens Evidence.
DUBLIN, April o. 1857.
The trials Of the Fenian prisoners the charge Of
high treason commenced here yesterday but TO-
day postponed until the 22d inst
The prisoner Massay has turned Queens evidence.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
THE FLOODS IN LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, April 8, 1851
The news from the Louisiana evees continues TO be
very discouragng and tho destruction Of property V
very great
The crevasscs In the river at Baton Rouge beyond
control and all attempts to close them have been aban
doued The richest sugar regions the State ruined
for the season.
The Marclgo crevassc has completely Inundated tho
Black river country the most produsive cotton region
In the South.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

The LiverpeoI Cotton Market.
LIvxRrooL, April o-Noon.
Cotton is quiet; estimated sales to-day 5000 baes
niddiing uplands, 12hd; middliDg Orleans, 12kd
LIVERPOOL, April 9-Evenipg.
Ths cotton market closed quiet, with NO appearance
Of any improvement In prices Transactions wero light
the sales Of the day footing up 5000 bales The follow
ing are the authorized closing quotations: -Middng up
lands l2Kd-; mddling Orleans. 12kd.
Trade Report.
The advices from Manchester arc tApril % unfavor.
able The market for goods and yarns Is reported dull
with declining tendency.
Liverpool BreadstuTs Market.
LIVERPOOL, April 9-Noon.
Flour ass Cd. No. red wheat 13s 3D.; California
white wheat, las. 3D. corn, Ais 3D. barley, a. Cd
oats, q. ID ; peas, 43s
The breadstuns market is rmsr and prices tending
upwards Wheat has advanced I'd. per GENITAL and is
now quoted as 13s Cd. for No. I red Milwaukee Corn
has advanced Cd. since the opening The ruling figure
being 42z per quarter for mixed Western.
L1vnroor, April s-Evening
The breadstufs market Is active and buoyant Corn,
l2s 3D. per quarter for mixed Western. Barley a Sd
per 90 lbs 0ats-Canadian and American, 3s Sd per
% lba Peas, asa for Canadian
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LvxRrooL, April o-Noon.
Provisions arc generally unchanged Pork, TIA Cd
beef 125a bacon, 42s cheese, oos lard quiet at l0s
LIvERPoor, April o-Evening.
The market for provisions Of all descriptions is
changed.
LvxRpoot, April o-Noon-
Spirits petroleum, Ia common rosin, g. Cd refined
petroleum. Is Sd spirits turpsntne 37s ciovsrseed
sAa pot ashes sss Cd Scotch pig iron, Sis Cd tai.
low As Cd sperm OIL flai; lnssed OIL fas; linseed
cakes flo; Calcutta lnseed, eSa whale oil, 84l nns
LIVERPOOL, April 9-Evening
PetroIcum-spirs Is per gallon refined Pennsylvania
and Canada white, Ia 3D. per gallon Rosin-Common,
ss Cd, and fine 17s per cwt Spirits turpentine, s7a
,Cloverseed-Amsrican rcd, 5As Lnseed, 6ss Ashes
Pots, ass Cd Tallow-American, -. Cd. hon-scosch
pigs sla Cd per ton mixed numbers.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

Divisi0n In the Ranks of the Opposition Hopes
for tho Derby Cabinet.
LONDON, April "a p NJ
me liberal party in the House Of Commons has split
on the reform question.
II b now thought the Derby government Is safe.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
/ STA N A.

"A Town Electisn Declared Nall and Void.
Nsw onLkANs, April .. 1857
Special orders No. In reference TO The election Of
public officers In the state Of Louisiana having been
received The parish Of livingston La, 70 prevent an
election nrs.'ous. "rds-s there and the same having
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

BILLS PASSED.
To provide for the better regulation OF pawnbrokers
dealers In second hand articles keepers OF junk shops,
and keepers OF intelligence Offices in the Metropolitan
district sF /. 49,
TO alter the map or plan Of the city Of New York BY
extending Madison avenue
MT (,Esrv moved 10 reconsider the vote this bill
and 70 lay that motion the table Carried
To authorize the Protestant Episcopa School Of the
Nineteenth ward TO dispose of real estate.
To incorporate tho Gross town Railroad company. BY
vote Of % 70 1s ~
To facilitate TIE construction Of tho Dunkirk warren
and Piitsbur9 railroad.
the Cinou Oneida county, RsiIroad disagreed To-
and committee Of conference requested.
To amend The charter Of the Brooklyn 1mprovensnt
Company. MD "A
Mr, Y O MunyHY moved % taxa fron he lAbls .hs