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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27
WARD & LKGUERE. Druggists.
Cor. Main and Adams streets.
Opposite Worshall House.

Conjugal Love, and the Happiness Of
True Marriage.-Es'ays for young men. on
the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p.
Philadelphia. Pa. 67-E6
Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRREsr's JU-
SIPER TAR is warranted to cure Cough. Group.
Hoarseness, Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Try it. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D.F. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Agent.
Price IS cents. 1913
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27

MONEY to loan on collaterals, at 252
Main street. 80 78'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27

H. b. PAcKRn-No. | Pittsburg COAL
No. 1881 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27

PREAcHIxG.-Rev. D. E. Burns, of
New Orleans, breaches this evening at s
o'clock, in the First Baptist Church,
Second street, between Adams and Wash
ington.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27
OF CE II 81;
CREEKS PATENT
CREEKS PATENT
Clothes Frame and Dryer /!
EstG EJT
Holds as Much Clothes as a Line 10
Feet Long, and only Occupies
space of six Feet.

u,HE LADIES ARE RESP EcTFULlL \ y
aud nsefuI artiele-just the thing for House
Keepers, and the price within the reach Of All.
So Samples can be seen at
No. 25e Second street, Irving Block
a-sa;. 4. FEGAN Ascent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27

To INSTRUMENTATION Insurance
can be obtained Of II. B. Butler, Gene
raj Agent of the original Travellers In
surance Company, at Is Madison street.
$4,000 for rs cents per day. Long time
policies at large discount. T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27

BARBERous.- Adams, the we'll
known Conservative barber, has removed
from his old stand on Main street, near
Union, to 1855 Main street, where he will
be happy to see his friends and patrons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27

DON'T FORGET That our sale at
Cost for Roots, shoes and Hats, still
continues at the old stand, 27o Main
street. III J.T.HANDLAN q co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27
Just received, new supply OF
aprons, a new article, at L. Kremer's'
LINEN LAWN, 273e. per yard, at Rice 4

LINEN LAWN, 27Ae- per yard, at Rice q
Engers. !
any LAST PAPER Editors Ledger !:
This expression was joyfully cried out by
little ragged urchin when | purchased
his last paper. With some curiosity l
asked him how much he had madef He
replied, with the exuberance of youthful
pride, eighty cents. Thought to myself
that if all Of those little news-venders felt
as good as that little boy did, ! would
like to make them all happy. They have
nv assurance that hereafter with greater
alacrity / shall render to them this small
means of qualification. Perchauce / may
make some heart glad. So, reader, If
you have contributed in this small way
10 advance the interests Of those little
dependents on your liberality, their
thanks, though not expressed, 60 up
from the little public protegesi and re-
member that you may advance their
interests IN mote eA'enS''S 49,
fetal way, provided you have the dispO-
si,ion. A visit TO the Exchange Build
ing. at three o'clock on Sunday evenings
may perhaps give you rare opportunity
TO do so. OoArhHsIoA
RussELLs DIsFkSsARI.-Dr. Russell,
Of the celebrated dispensary, 40 and q
North Court street, is meeting with IN
preeedenied success in the treatment Of
al forms and phases Of chronic sexual
affections. The Doctor can be con
suited free and 10 strict privacy, between
an. and pm, At The dispensAry.
Frvs hundred pairs jeans pants, not
damaged. At Sl4 per dozen, at Rice 4
Eneers, 2os Main street. iii 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27

BEAurruL style linen lawns, 27ac.
yard. Rice & Engel, 203 Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27

FrvE hundred pairs jeans pants, not
damaged. at Sl4 per dozen, At Rice 1
Eneers, 203 Main street. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27
PEOPLES
Take Fire, Marine 4 River Risks
DIRECTOR RS.

W. b. GREENLAw, JAMES ELDER,
q w. COVER, Ms. BRUCE,
JNO. oVERT0N. ia, W. M. HARRINGTON
EUGENE MAGEVENEY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27

PrrrsBuRo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown a Jones, office 247 Second
street. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27
BOAR DING .

z -
nOARDING.-MRS. HARVEY INFORMS
T. Is her friends and former bearders that she
has taken the new brick house. No. ~ q.
Martin street, near Beql. and fitted up the
same in excellent style for respectable Board
ing House, and intends to keep her table sup
Piled with all the delicacies the market affords.
TERMS:
Regular Boarders. per week, W
Day Boarders, per week, ....'"'.'.'. 2 w
Transfer .Boarders, per day. ....... l ~
Single Meal. ...........................'...' oo
HOURS FOR MEALs:.
breakfast 9 to : am.
Dinner, .....................from ~ 30 pm.
Supper, .....................from 6to m.
DOARDING.--A LARGE ROOM, SUIT
Is Able for a family, in one of the coolest
places inthe city. Apply at 432 Main street.
No other hoarders. 15~
DOARDING.-TW OR THREE GENTLE
ID men can be accommodated with DAY
HOARD by application at No. 80 Monroe
street. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

LAUNDRY OFrrcE, 40 jefferson st..
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WAN rs.
HANDs WANTED.

Three or four good
, WHITE MEN
can find employment by applying to
"a ~ Col. A. II. DOUGLASS.
NAMED A PEDDLER'S LICENSE
w having several months to run. Apply Mt
Lamp. Oil and Soap Store, No. 40 Jefferson
street [7Ol Q. F. PRESCOTT co.
w ANTED. = WANTED AT THE COM
w merciai Hotel.
One Bundle Washer;
One Dish Washer:
One Chambermaid;
One Scrubber. =, .,pN
Amply soon. III M. ALUM.
VTANTED A NURSE, O0LORED -
w single, Good reference required. Apply
TO [72l GALBREATH. STEWART Y GO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27
Ear Corn For sale :

OK FLATBoAT. FOOT OF UNION 81.
EDxoNDs. TODD 4 CO.
ST 80 Front stress.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27

ss consirumsuts q an PLAEIAIIQN
rsceiFed ~ us i vsry fns.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27

DEAR UNCLE: am tired Of life and am
now upon the bank Of the river, where /
AN about TO put an end to my life This
will be the last letter will ever write TO
you. lido wish that you all will be hap.
py. Give my love to all aud now a last
good bye-farewell
Your loving niece, KATE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-27
Money 10 loan on coIIateraIs, st ss'
Main street. 3

LINEN LAWN. at 27ic. per yard, al
Rice 4 Engers. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30
THE GREAT FIRE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.--The fire IN the city last
night, was the most destructive that suffered
The following among the losses Messrs. Griggs d
Co.. book establishment, saOOOOO Rosenod Brothers,
hats and caps $1,000: McDougal Nichols & Co.. boots
and shoes, 100000; Iarwood, Cartridge 4 Hanover.
hardware. $4,000; Schoenfeld Co.. clotbers $4,000;
smcns. Strauss { Co. cothers. s?5,co; -, ilske.
4 Co. hardware. 5000 CarseG, Pierce &
t5cOO; Burnham Van schaacks, wholesale druggists.
10000 Slayer 4 Co., straw goods $500; Freeman.
hats and caps 10000: G. ~ Henderson Co. boots aud
shoes $4,000 The buildings from NO TO and including
No 20 Lake and from No 81 10 Il ON the opposite side
the street, entirely destroyed. The loss
buildings will not be iess than $4,000 Nothing definite
learned in regard 10 Insurance but IL understood
that Cincinnati companies lose heavily.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHICAGO Jan. Pas far be ascertaincd to-
night the insurance companies lose by last ghs fire
follows: Chicago companies $1,000; other companies IN
Illinois t5OOO00 Buckeye OF Cleveland, 5000; Western,
of Buffalo. $4,000 Mutual aud Buffalo City, 5000 each;
Springfield, Mass, $4,000; Maryland Fire. Of Baltimore,
$4,000; New England. Of Boston, 5000; Home,
OF New Haven, 5000; Liverpool. sli.OcG Queen,
$1,000; Liverpool. London and Globe, $4,000 Provi
dence. OF Providence. 5000; rragansett. and
Rodger Williams 5000 each: Htna Of Hartford,
$4,000 Connecticut II 900 Phoenix aud Hartford $1,000
each: Putnam. American, aud Merchants g. 900 each;
Underwriters Agency Of NewYork $4,000 Home 49, 90;
Howard, $4,000 each Security, Phoenix, Equitable. Ct
zens and YonkeTs $4,000 eac LennCX. irving EMPIRE
1900 eac Occidental OF ~. LOUIS 5000 Tobacco OF
Cincinnati 1900 Central and Commercial, 5000 each
Miami valley Adams, Barrett Tanners ard Mecbanics,
Buckeye, Franklin, Western Lafayette Tanners, Boats
mems and Eureka $2 800 each The losses reported
this morning. nearly correct as can he ascertaned
al present.
FIFTEEN BUILDINGS BURNED IN BUSHNELL, I'LL.
At Bushnell, ILL.,. on Tuesday night IS build
s200G insured $1,000 in Illinois Offices, except 1900 In
tlc Enterprise once OF Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30
TELEGRAPHC MISCELLANY.

Ninety thousand bushels of grain arrived in
Nov Orleans on Monday.
The st. Patrick's Society of Montreal, on
Monday night formally aud unanimously expelled the
Hon. Thomas Darcy MCGEE.
Thomas +. Wilson has been recognized by
the Canadian Governor General as United states Vice
Consul General for British North America.
The First National Bank of DowingtOn,
Penn has gone into voluntary liquidation. and the First
National Bank Of Honeybrook, Penn, has been organ
izeu in It's place
The British ship n. MOshcr from Liverpool
for Boston, which recently abandoned about II miles
from Halifax Is ut anchor On Cape Sable having been
picked up ana tOwed in by tho wreckers.
Sergeant Gilbert III. Bates Of Wisconsin, who
laid wager that he would carry the stars and Stripes
from Vicksburg 10 Washington. unarnied and without
money started from VickshurR at IL o'clock yesterday
morning vast crowd. headed by the Mayor, Council.
and many prominent citizens, with brass band accom-.
panied him far the Gen. PcmbertOn Monument
where they bade him farewell. with good wishes
The examination Of Isaac NJ. Ruth for assault
with intent 10 KIN Seymour Vouare on the night OF Nov
IL, which has been progressing in the Court OF Criminal
Correction at ST. Louis several weeks past terminated
yesterday. Ruth hound In 81 900 10 answer be
fore the Grand Jury. The testimony shows that Ruth
discharged the fri shot that he had in many ways inter
Tered IN the private affairs OF Vouaires family aud Ind
been The cause Of much Of the trouble between Vouie
and his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30

received teegrapbic dispatch from the Governor Of that
formed upon that subject He would not have been sur
pnsed II the resolution had been offered by a New
england member, but he surprised az lis peing
onefed by the representative OF state when hhu ny d
majority Of over 5000 denied suffrage to the cOlOrtu
people.
Mr.. JOHNSON Dem, Cali asked leave to offer reso-
luton instructing the Judiciary Committee 10 inquire
whether 1t Is in the power of Congress TO prevent the en-
igraton OF Chinese aud other inferior races 10 ts cO
try also whether the Cvil Rights act and INC propose
amendment 10 the Constitution. confer the nights or CIT
izcnship including tho right of suffrage upon the Ch,
nese well others born in the United States over Il
years Of age.
Mr. PILE Rep MOI objected to the offering Of the res
OlutiOn as being burlesque.
THE DISTRACTIONS AT HELL-GATE. .
On motion of Mr.. CHANLEH Dem, n. " the Comtnn
tee on Commerce was instructed 10 inquire into the u
pedency OF making appropriation for removing tlS
distinctions at HelGate and for the Improvements VI
the Eastern harbor Of New-YOTk.
ISSUE OF LEGAL-TESDFR NOTES. . -,
On motion Of Mr.. INGERSOLL Qep. I'D the bln re-
Gently introduced by him, providing Tor the addi.o Ia
issue of $4,000 coo in legaltender notes when are ~
applied exclusively TO the purchase OF gold lncltSEp0
Ing bonds, was ordered printed.
REMOVAL OF POLITICAL DISABILITIES. 800
Mr.. LYNCH rep, Mel introduced olil 70 ren ~
political disability from Luke Blackmer OF salisbury ~
RESOLUTION DECLARAIORY or GONERNMhNI Io"f-nII VIII,
MIR JOHNSON Dem, CALI introduced JOINT iesOIu
and State Governments. and the rights OF cllzehsnP
BRIDGES ACROSS THE MlSsisslfil;;, 4. a..o.,
Mr.. SAWYER Rep. WIS., introduced u p.n W
the act of the 25th OF July 1866, auth"sIhg nv
fnn nj bridges across the Mississippi, by eAtehung It's
benefits TO the La and Prescott Railroad company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30
LLELI.

roe, ai tdssystrr ssHssl sa4 Ia isls Ai-0s
gupsrs ira .uce -, seh 4vc. ga b. car. ian - 81
O'Clock Z.
CGAris. At-tr-thy e.! ti. clls-
IN, AID me- si1 f'sper' fav nve itsrd
a. nert frou ftucs No u isst Fourteenth
It+il.isy Jsu ~ o O'Clock without hTh-r nntee.
kySuSAf rssa.ao. hsvesfsw "" klsGd Co., TUESDAY
Js, 49, ,i.ors. BcaGea ioseFy der sysof af She Xh.
Cougressiorsi ,ixtI'f.
Hs Ni s'e on ftnss 'N ~ at rOes uou bio
f.sa.Aes ] lssaltln'.
T. rs. of fch.r so ihs Aptsn Cornell in ,h- l,t
~ ,,.. .sd nd, invited o,t.rd n. mu, A. he b.
ooc.. Friday, Jan. u. Al y v sost Carnage. VIII he 10
flug Ns<aoetss 20 seet te J;a0 trsu Nsvlort
DsyIsl broeln ma TUESDAY Js g. fos cny daughter OF
H. .sd LJiss n. BOW. -
Tl t,gps .na ntn e VI, suo respectfully tvi 70 stsss
it'aA a No ul 'svu' 200 rhurisI asrss0s 'an
eesh. ..
so.,oD psYsrs please eor'. ~. -.
IoNDtbNNth %. fssl,aes IN brother linhs',, g.r reS"
Bo<lyu Is suish yoluffon % rspet sd MARY """Vfh ="
Nos(.Thtrry, Ireland IN ~ ssth oihissse Il "a i.
vii he taken ior nteuebi ne 'eeN rJoe h"H
tfe, faihnsh on itdiy, Jan. u, AZ oti",s A. nh
DA'ipSVS-ot W.dr'fsy. jan 80 'iioe"% IN "s '
oihls
Ms sr. and those h. brother Yhn Ds"Jacs
Invited ais late residences No no W.,
Twenty ds IN Friday tGraoou a. "'ecs nv rrunns WI 90
taiea ~ Albany ~ interlent "A.
BAYyVsRDn soudst ss ~ Of hear. disse rtomss Hs'
.sl Past Gfsrd Master OF " foiits ysi III sei!a
Fgsgl Pnl Jan H. At II oeloei n" ns@ " resasa' ne
Dos West Thirty tourh.rL o.o.. .
hsb, nos.l TO asaa special oamYcon Of iss Leds a.
,ss,f .Sos. corr.r Of c,us .'d os"'Hf ~ srlr ~ y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30

H. yrit Of Congress and they could not complain STATE
& 20 Souht that they could step forward III inte.
W. i scnfh Carolina, in view OF their superb, oaority
,sSre and capacity for politics, and cohuoi 'N'
at M any KALEw said that Mr. steyenss lSs Ss
cent bill had DISTINGUISHED at isast T,turns. That
Gould he seen from the census and 0the ear at tie
vas tho number OF persons VINO uu eeed 10 be simply
registration Tie dct O. July M I'D from "a circular
derlarat0ry Of existing laws He reaI lessons disra-
used 20 tine southern elections ",s Vsbles and
Cbiscd, saying That maglsltHuHs'd under the prOyi-
militia officers are dsfrauelsed "oncerned In the
Son TO exclude al state ,. he Said, would exclude
'iS sone Than the whole hummer uis , az
chised according &C. MI NO ~ Nr Fdmnnds whether
9nrlnAr,Ns} ~ Iies we're obliged 10 take the 0ath
Mr. DIloic whether they take the oath or not
Al CoNkLTNG Rep y i eal" tia' y, ~ - bod
i'.i i'm taking any oath for the purpose Oh nav
80, immunity in that respect; anu tnV law ~ ~,
eyadeG In that way Congress hau chahs'u THO Ia" ~
'" Mr HESDRICKs said at all events it was made
finally 20 90 70 the exclusion Of persons WHO n"u o'
Mr CHAiEw read from the Constitution Of 1889 the
requirement OF an uatn 10 ne taken ny LNc0u'N '
Mr. Eiwaris referred 20 the opinion Of the Attorney
General specifying the classes excluded ana su 70 e ("
state officer must have been appointed pS S'"'V
Mr. BtCSAEW reiterated that such classes were dis,
tho argument Of Mr. Morton not answered by
@ J to1s O., so%enmen the reconstruction
laws subverted il. and sought TO overthrow
I
could Republican forms OF Government be maintained
y the rule the hayouet all the rights OF person
and property crushing out The dearest rights gu9Ifeu
w thCr fathers suppose war OF races sioul y;
llcy must vote men and money TO meet that s,aie o.
things until even despOtlc system was
lie appealed 10 Congress 10 pause IN us e9ls t "a
Jbe senator from Massachusetts, tMr wilson, NY sl1'
that lc powers Of hcll could not prevail against tlo
construction measures. If the iiferal po"eIs @
Interest al All I'D this Government. Doubtless hy No
t INV TO prevail against them but If they had lnic
thcs NJ an they would syupathize with the authors o
those measures. liaucuerI =. -. NJ
Al he CONCLUSION OF Mr. Buckalews remarks, Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30

O'Clock me pnrpose psyng respe ~
W. Ibos HayWai Pat Grand Master Of fd Pie of
Grand Lodge ani fraternity cordially isyited
WESLEY y. CHURCH Master
NBwMAN-On wednesy % Mary Besano-t vidsw To,
Or r. Is. Of this aged 81 yearsa0d lnaaTs
The and friends invited TO attend he rsl At ths
denee Of her soninaw John Ramsey one h',f dtsentJ
ebs, NJ T. 0coct tndsy.
Jan ~ The vii be taken to sshiastoa 20 ior nnnnt
PlSkNkfAt Belfast ~ T. Fridsy Jan ~ 81 rsit fessr jobs
ss on Of MieaaL and hry PnArsy aga year. Sn'0io
P0MBROY-on Tueay Jan dpLthe Crles Daniel only
Of the Rev Charles ard Cara P0eTsy sgd ~ noas and
3days
The relatives and hsas Of the family invited % ssed tie fa
THURSDAY, Jan. 90, ct ~ O'clock p M 90
RoOKERIa Brooklyn On TUESDAY, jan % Villas eldest 600
MyrOn H. Rocker, AGED u years
Funeral Con the residence Of bis father Thts-v Brooiyn.
THURSDAY, Jan. 20, az 4 O'Clock n.
SOSEO1W ednesay jan ~ John Gham isf4o John a.
and MyIs K Vcse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30
ALIAsKA-THE LATE RUSSIAN GARRISON ABOUT
TO SAIL.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S-Advices from Ali
aska TO Jan have been received. Tho weather has
been mild the daily average Of the temperature being
40 Fahrenheit The effects Of the Russian Fur Company
have been sold for about s5oO several vessels have
arrived from Victoria and Puges sound and furnished
vegetables for the garrison and people. The holidays
were celebrated by boat races iDasquerades &c.
rOwed by the OF the first cutters OF the James
town and Roseca, and by the former the same
boat the sweepstakes in the China in 1i from
the English French and Dutch menOf-war's-men. But
one death has occurred among the CoiOnists. and
this was caused by whisky No mention is made Of any
troHbe with the indians The barks Wesser and Moth
were expected to sail for the Siberian coast with
the late Russian garrison and other passengers COnsld
cradle trade has sprung up with Oregon, Washington
Territory and British Columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30
TIE CoLr-HIscocK MURDER TRIAL.

ALBANY, n. Y. Jan. 29-Thc case Of Gen.
Cole. indicted for the nprder of L. Harris Hitchcock,
argued before Justice Peebam in the Circuit this morn
ne On Inc motion 10 qussh the wit OF otrtOr0Tt
granted by Justice Welles, afidavits wsre read
by DlNr1etAtorney Smith reciting the facts
by Mr. Hadley for defense in reply thereto.
Also. the AFFIDAVIT on which the writ OF c0i0Tort was
granted, and afdavs OF the prisoner Gen. Cole, Mr.
and and others touching 10 be
proved which cannot be adduced at this term Of the
iyr OF the motion to quash Tie wit and Judge Parker
replied for the defense Attorney Smith replied
u,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30
NEM-lNl,k.
DEIFC ATFs 10 The REPUBLICAN STATE CON


RnINEBECK STATION, NJ Y, Jan. 29.--Ni the
Republican Assembly District CONVENTION ~ puichesS
Comfy hed here today Msssrs. H. g. Eastman, Henry
n Vcdder and Moses G. sands elected deli gates 10
The Republican state Convention 10 be held ~ Sytcte.
CENTRAL FENToN CAMPAIGN CLUB.
The members of the Central FentOn Campaign
Club met last night at their headquarters, the Fitmfh
Mr. Joshua u, Able. in the chair. and listened ~ n
lengthy address by Mr. Charles Shaw, advocating the
nomination OF GOV fcnOn for the office 81 Nice-fIesident
Of The United states 10y the Union Republican National
Convention The speaker reviewed the political situation
OF the country and 6nsly euoRlzed the public services
ri tbe Executive OF this state and characterized him as
man eninenty qualified to prefde over the deliberations
OF The highest Legislative body OF the nation
EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY FESION CLUB.
The XVIIltl Assembly District FeDton Cam
pacn Club met ast evening in full numbers, at no iol
Terthaye completed their organization appointed an
executive committee and made arrangements for obtain
inv larger hall for their meetings and speakers tor The
campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30
N4VY G4ZETTE.

Tie alovir. ta,sl orders b. " been i''ucl
Sn J,, ~ Ar.nd detached from ht Marine Hrtd'Noss 81
phlst,lnha NsVs Rendezvous ~ tts 1
~. Flint. detached vs tr Naval t""
r a; NswYo Ard orisre the Nav al Hospital a. Chelsea
Acting Ge0ge CiPs sHd Aeus -sren
Assistant Rnnee joel VI NLsee detached
from the Eogberr and yrsntcd leave. - .
Pi Ass;a4t snrton " ~ : frf'h of-Ers p" r Ntl i'p''
q Nsw.Yort.
sps Master 7 Bach ordered 10 tseSssi S,oa " Lssgn,
s land, Trun.
Acting s.tord Assistant Engineers NJ g. Heath Isaac ha,'S ssd
WAoarou ssd acting usEn e. L. SrNss hsrr br~n usn"s
BIZ discharged from tb- naval service. H.
W. EhT. Naval Constructor. has bssss s :" h' o. '
U sff,rt.r N.tt. ..rl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30
TIE PACIFIC O0Asr-yAI.pARA1so

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S,-A Arrived United
state steamer Reliance from Valparaiso with advces
W. cue I'm 10 ,aes port tne american war
Topaz and three FIsneA <arvessels. The Chamber VI
Commerce have sdo2fe the report Of the committee ap
pointed 20 inyestga4 Lhe alleged abuses between mas
ters Of vessels and ss1or boarding keepers
mending the anastutpt of law snllar TO the in
NewYOr la reference To the Same matter The present
Law relating % San Fpbntseo pilots IA approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30
HIRES.

Two old cars near the western end of the
EewYOrk and Erie Railway passenger station. in Jersey
City. fired by inCendary late Tuesday night.
evidently with the intention Of destroying the depot. but
the fremen confined the flames TO the
The Douglas Linen COmpany's factory at
Kankakee, Illinois, was destroyed by fire Monday
afternoon. Loss 10000 partially insured IN the Enter
prise Office OF Cincinnati and the England Of Hart
ford The works operations yesterday
morning ne first time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30
DESTRUCTION OF THE ALBANY ACADEMY OF
MlfSIC.

ALBANY, Jan. 29.-1he Academy OF Music,
under the management Of Miss Trmble. was destroyed
by fire early this morning Nothing was saved me
loss estimated at about $4,000 The property was only
partially insured Luke Brothers, dry goods store, adjon-
ing was also burned down but the stock saved Tho
Academy erected by the late John NJ TTliDble The
well known architect of many American theaiers The
plans drawn under his supervision after he had
been stricken by blindness nevertheless, II was one OF
the finest eCJhees III the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30
PENNSYLVANIA.
GRANT AND GROW NOMINATE

F.cToEYvuLE, Pa, Jan. 29.--Doiegates were
.,e.ted In wyoming County attend the State 1onyen
zion and resolutions were passed fevorng Con Grant
for The Presidency and Mr. Grow for the biccffssdehcy
HANCOCK FOR THE PRESIDENCY, ~
IyoLrIDAYsBUEG, Pa, Jan. 29-At the BLAIR
Connty Democratic Convention resolution HAs passtd
nsTncug delegates TO the State Convention ~ vote iot
tbs nomination Of Gen. Hancock for the PRESIDENCY.