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Maychand;ses de Printemps!
DE PRINTEMPS!
A MEILLEUR MARCHE QUE JAMlIS.

IT f nouvel etabissement d'EMANUEI
- PHILLIPS, rue du Maine, a cote dl
Ealer, otfre malntenant une magnifique ap-
parence. LIE propnetaire Went d'arliver de la
Nouvelle Orleans avec un splendile assorti-
ment de Marchandises, consistantant en- par
tie de Indiennes, Cotton Gcru ct blanc. TarIa-
tannes, Nansou, Toile de toutes qualities, Ba-
reyes pour voi!e, Batiste Pole, Toile Orlando,
Barege. Poult de Sole, Organdies, Tulle, Bon
neterie, Tissu, etc, etc
L'assortiment GtG choisi avec son ct ache
te bas prix, prenant en- consideration l'aug-
mentature sur toutes les qualities de MAJ chan
discs
Son assortment de chaussure pour enfants
jeunes denoiselles, honnl6met temmes est
complet. Cbapeaux de descriptions.
Hablllements confectonnes,
M. Phillips ajoutG a son ssement de
marchandses sGches, ce quill ~ meileur
entait Groceries, Quincaillerie, Fd tarie ct
Vaisselle. Farine, Su"re, Jambons, CS Hes,
Savon, Amidon, Epaues. Tabac a fur1f ~ a
chiquer, Cigares, Pipes, Clous, CasseWk
Fours ct Vases de tout genre.
Ans cru un assortment conplet de Fel1 =
blanterie.
Faites une visite au magasin de Phi h1inn
avant dacheter aieurs. Vous verrez queS
prix s'accordent avec les temps. IA
B0is de Charpente!
T'AURAI toujours en- main du o.
~ pente de toutes especes, qIs
aussi bas prix que qui que ce sois
roisse. Voir
S'adresser a JAS. NJ. THOMPS&
A la pharmacie de Mayo, Opt -!
on a f. DUBUISSON, Washington.
% Fevrier 368. I'm
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VENTiI PUBLIOClI

SUGGESTIONS d'En1oino C. DcvtIiers et ce sL-ar.a
Bordelon SCH pousc, !ous Gelx d c, 4 6.
EzN NENTU d'un or,,rc &c il!on"r,b'e Ia
- Cour !u Eluititnc Dis riot ,]udieaIlc
de l'Et t De Ia Louisiana, darS Ct pour h
p;roi>~e St. Landry, il :, Ia vcntll a l'cnran
public, al lern;cr ct llnS o2rant 'n"hc'i5-
>cur, par Ie >o;;>>i@ne Administrators, on
par tlu cucante r djttncnt commissioners, 4
la d~:niGrc residence ,'c NrleI no'ti"lr,L
ttcCIt, il Ia Prairie D4ssc cn cote paroi>>y,
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DISSOLUTION,

+, a Socl%te qui existait cidevant entire
- les souSsignes, CONNIE Ayocats SONS le
nom de JOHN f. KING & ESTILETTE,
a etc di>Soute, le 8 du present mois, par
conSCntcment mutucl
JOHN +. KING,
f. D. ESTILETTE.
Opt lousas lS avril 1868.
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Vcntc par Ic sheriff.

Augustus W. Llttell, No. 1O931,
VS.. District Court
Calvin A. Frazee. st. Landry
TN VERTU dun ordre de sasie ct de
A vente, a moi adresse, par Honorable
la Sine Cour de District Judiciaire, dams ct
pour la Paroisse St Landry, dams la susdite
cause, je procedcrai. a Ia vcnte rcncan pu-
blic, Ia Maison de Cour de la vile dope
lousas, lie
SAMEDI, 4 jour de Juliet 1868,
la propriete ci-bas decrites, savoir:
TIN rEPTtTN
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Dissolution,

7. A Socet6 'qui existait ci-devant entire
- les soussig gnes sous lie nom de MORRIS
u SMITH, est deS ce jour Gissoute dun
comnun accord. L'un on raulre des as
socles est autorse a Sc servir du nom de lii
maison pour Ia liquidation de se> affaires.
J. L. MORRIS,
0. S. SMITH.
Big Cane, Paroisse St. Landry, 81 mars '6a
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@PPIY D'ABONNEMENT:

Pour un an, (d'avancc, -.--.------ ~ w
Les annonces seront insGrfs a raison de
CINQUANTE SOUS lie care. HUT lignes ou
nOins, torment I'm carre
TARIF D'ANNONCES PAR CARRE:
I'm $I2 90
Six mois s 90
Trojs mois S 90
~ Toutes les publications ludiciares sont
dues eur derniere publication, GU lie jour de
la vente.
Les avis qua seront envoycs pour ftre pu-
bics seront inseres en- Anglais ct en- FranGals
"a moins quill men soft autrement ordonne)
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Succession de Joseph yVybge.
Cour de District
paroio.a g. op5r,, Z NO. --

Cour de District
TEAM WYBLE, de 10 Paroisse St. Landry
~ ayant presente une petition, l'effet d'etre
nommG administrators de la succession de feu
Joseph Wyble, decide, reinforcement de la
Paroisse de St. Landry;
En- consequence avis est par lie present donn6
aux interests dams cette succession davoir a
deduire par ecrit, au Greier de ladite Cour, dams
les dix jours qui suiyront la date du present
avis les raisons, siaucune lis ont pour lesquelles
ii ne serait pas fait droit a la demande du petit
tionnaire A. GARRIGUES. Greffier
Opelousas, 20 Mai 1868.
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VENTE PUBLTQUE.
ccc>"aDss es'ArtiacNsisciG sailsOry

5aN NERTU dur o,lre dc Honorable In
-A-3 Cour du Sine is rict .Ju,iiciaire dc
Ltat de In Louisiana, dams {, pour la Pa
loi>>c de s.. Landry, il Sc1a ven,}n 4 rencan
public a'1''lr'';vrct'r rl'~ otfrant cnrhtrisscur,
par le >ou>si4nc Administrator, on nar I'M
encan:cnr dumcnt commissioning, ct s4r
lhabtation ci-dc>sous d6crite CONNIE No
/, dams Ii Ni2Iie Granda Prairie, 10
MEECREDL 1c 10 &c Js.in 1868,
les pTorritt1s ci,aprt> dtcrtcs appartcnant
= la Succession d Arthtni>e Guilory, epouse
's3cedee de Pierre Sylyestrc, p6re, Icrnier..
uvnt dc Ia parYj>sc dc st. Landry, savoir
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JURY DE POLICE, ,oo,
Paroisse St Landry, Mai 1863
A une assemble du Jury de Police. qui a
en- lieu ce jour, sur motion de Joseph Il. Fon-
tenot, IL etc unaniment rGsolu, qua ravenir
le Collector des Taxes de la Parosse soft arI-
torise de recevoir les Warrants de la Paroisse
en- Placement de la Take speciale prcEevee pour
la construction dune nouvelle ge6Te.
Pour copie conforme,
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier
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"A 40
Aux CONTR1BTABLES DE La Pa
ROISSE ST. LANDRY.
TE suis en- possession du Roll dcs Taxes
- de Ia Paroi>se pour Tannee 1867, ct le
Suis prGtS a recevoir le Placement des dites
Taxes Pourl la plus granle lacilite des CON
tribuables ie me trouverai en- pcrsonne aux
different leux, les jonrs indiqu6s plus has,
entire 10 hcurcs du matin ct 4 heures de
l'apreS dams le but de recevoir lie mon
| tant des Taxes, commencant aux Opelousas
le Lundi, l3mc jour du mois d Avril.
A Gros Chcvreuil, chez Michel Emonet,
Mardi, II Mai.
A Aruaudyille, au CAFE, Mercredi, IS
Mai
Au Grand Cotcau, au caf5 d'E<tilette,
Jcudi, IA Mai.
A Queue Tortue, chez ). B. Bernard, a
son magasin Vendredi, Is Mai.
| Au Bas de Plaquemine, au magasin de
Clark & Hays, Lurdi, IS Mai.
Au .IIaut de Plaqucmine, chez Joseph
Daigle, Mardi, 10 Mai.
A Mcrmentow, chez Hiare Desessarts,
Mercred, 20 Mai.
a Pointe anx Lonps, chez Antoine Cart,
Jeud 3 Mai.
A Bois Mallet. al magasin de Chas. Fran
cois, Vend,ed, % Mai.
A Faquetaiquc, au magasin de Nalentln
Savoie, Samcdi, % Mai.
A Chataignier, chez Dorsin Lei}cur,
Lundi, 25 Mai.
A Plaisance, au cafe. deDurio & Mouillt,
Mardi, 26 Mai.
A Vile Platte, au ,nagasn de Daire &
Tate, Mcrcrcdi, 27 Mai
\ Petit Mamouth, chez Joseph Landre-
neau. Jeudi, % Mai.
Al &ayou Chicot, au magasin de Sam
Haas nndi, l JUN.
A nde Prairie, all magasn dc Stagg,
Mardi, Juin.
A WI lington, au bureau de la poste.
Mercred ~ Juin
A Bay ABnuf, a la maison d'Ecole, pres
Thomas / 'rory, Jeudi, t .uin
A Gross cannes, au magasn de Morris,
Samedi, 6 in.
A Achaf ya, au n'agasiO de F""', -, -
di, Juin
A Bayou Iaxie, a la naison i H.eolc,
Mercredi, 10 in.
Mon Burea ASt avec celui Il" Joseph ID.
Richard mon Aut", aux NrelonsaS, on
Fun on rautre rNl.Ae tire touionrs trouve.
ia M THOMPSON,
opelousas, II Av' IS.
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:':: 8: !: :,;::; ::;:: s:'sss: ;::::s: =:
dams Ia dite paroi>se, etant les lots un ct
cina dc Ia Section Soixantc neuf, dams le
Township Quatre, an Sud de Ia Rang6c
Quatrc Est, dams lc District Sud-Uuest d.
la Louisiana, contenant soixante-cinq 90
100 acres.
CONDITIONS DE La VENTE La Motto
payable lc premier Mai 1869, ct rautre
moltlt lc premier Mai 1870; les acquereurs
tournl>Sant deuX cautions solvables, ct les
terrcs rvstant hyrothequGes a la Success
son pour en- aSsurer le prix dachat Les
terres seront livrees aux acheteurs lie pre
mler D6cenbre proclaim.
PIERRE SYLVESTRE, Pere,
Administrator.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
DIED.

ATKISsOY-Ou SATURDAY Jan l9 Anr lingering illness. Ann wife
Of e late Lieut. Charles Atkinson. r. NJ 18th of
TIC relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
the funeral Wednesday, Jan y, at O'clock from her
residence. No p Domiaickst
BRARDSLBYOn Monday Jan 90 1863 Charles Bearsey aged
The relatives and friends OF The ny requested 10 attend the
funeral Jan 30 A. ~ O'clock 81 the
TRANSPORTATION s between Fh and Madison
aveN without further Invitation
DRcKOn Monday Jan 20 Day sney Youngest child Of Charles
e. j. and Phebe A. Beck aged II
friends of the family invited 10 attend
the funeral "wednesday Jan. ~ from tho
Of her pafeuts No. 0 Seeondve Hineeenths
GARDSER Hohokep j. Sunday Jan 49, James H. Gardner
agrd year and months
relative: and friends also the members Of ohoken Lcdge Nc @
A. NJ respectfully invited bis fnnea IhuTs
day Jan %, at o'clock hom bis late residence No 2ls
GanieB.sL Hoboken.
UopKNSA Carmel Wednesday jan John T. Hopkins Of
solomon Hopkins, In his $2d year.
UtNTRRAt Philadelphia Monday Jan. 20 Margaret widow OF
John Hunter fornrrly ef Sevrniirth-st, B0omngrale
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 10 steud
ianea from the Methodist Episcopal Church futhrst near
Eehib.sye, on Wednesday morning. Jan 22st II o'clock
KFLLY0u Meadsy Jap no. Of consumption William l. Kelly aged
80 yearA
The resve. su friends othe family and also the member. Of Typo
graphical unon No Iepeclilr Invited e asn1 nr nsIa
further notice from his late residence In Twelfth - near
shsse South Brooklyn this "wednesday afternoon " seoeA
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH TO rHK TRIBUNE.
LoSDos 2lNoo-consols for money 9 and M tue seconrt
%; United HseTweziy Bonds III Illinois Ceatra Railway
shares er dividend e5l Erie Railway shares, 49,
for money and the account s2 United states
FrTwent7 bouis MS Illinois Central RAILWAY shares dividend
s5.i Eris Railway shares lal
Eyeuing-Cousols for Honey ard the account, @. United
States FgeTwenty bonds 7la72 Illinois Central Rs" shares
eI dividend. 95l Erie Railway shares 4l
FRNKroRr 2Nooa-Uld States NyeTven bonds for the
issue Of 1862, 76.
iyeTwentes Tor the sue OF 1862 76
Eyeans s-Und Five Twenties for the issue Of 1852 76t
IrvrRpoo1 Jan 2iNoon- dull; estimated sales to-day
arr 600 bes sdiag Uplnts I'D Mius Orleans 3d. Bread
quiet bot frm Corn 4s for Mre Western Wheat e for
White California and II for No Milwaukee Red Barley 30 for
American Oats. for American Peas al l0s Canadians Flour 36
,r Western Beef 1901 for Prime Mess PORK 6
for Mess; Lard for fne American Cheese 80 3
Tor the highest range fne Bacon, 49, for Cumberland Cut No. u
Dutch sugar "a Ron 81 for wilmington and
M Pale Talow % for American Petroleum II for Re
auod; Clover seed iG for No American Red.
unchanged Corn advanced to 49, and No
Milwaukee 1916 Peas declined 80 FOR Canadian
Other articles Lard active and advanced 70 81 fr fae
American Cheese highest sne Beef and Bacon
alteration PORK declined 136 for New Eastern Prime
Mess No changes have taken place the produce market
closes dal At the iolosng q1oiuon hiihng
Upuds ia 7ld Mddrg orleans Isa8i the sales foot up sVN
bales Corn A. for Mixed Wheat 6 for White Califor
MA sui for Milwaukee Red Barley. 55 for American
O, 10 for American Peas for Canadian Flour. 81 fol
Western Beef 1901 Winter Cured Extra Prime Ness PORK %
for Ees Eastern Prime Mess. Lard ST. for fne American Cheese
53 hghe, Of Fine Bacon ~ for Cumberland C1i
No y Dutch STANDARD Sugar 2is ROSA 81 for Common vi!
mngioa and ~ for fne Pale Taiow 43 for American Spirit
TuFieaae 2s6 ReGsed Petroleum. Clover Seed a. FOR No.
! American Red.
Ioypos Jau 2lYoou-whae OIL $50 y 2'2 gallons Sperm on
aio = sua ou lo Lnsesd cAAes 80 e 'aa 10
| Thin Oboug
Annoou-whae Oh has declined to 45s p 252 g'lon' Sperm
oil e Oil and saseed Cskes renall as reported the ii5
/ dispatch
R7er. on e95 per 752 gallons Sperm OIL $40 tun
rS OIL 10 tua Lnseed Cakes 80 PEI 'on for Th
ASrvgsr Jan as m-Ps;roesR, a4i oE S"4a'Ti 0"e
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs.
SPIRITS.


Mr.. BUTLER Rep., Mass) offered aresolutlon
instrpcting the Committee Ways ana Means 10 devise
some measure bv which distilled sprt OF American man
ufacture NAV be exported under the law
~ ' RECONSTRUCTION
Tho Uouse then proceeded 10 the regular order OF bust
rcs heinz the motion OF Mr.. Butler to reconsider the
voe ordering the main question on the bill reported nom
tbe Committee Reconstruction. The question was
So the vote was recOnsdered and 0r Butler offered his
amendment giving the appointment OF State Officers TO
the Constitutional Convention, and then moved the pre-
viOus question
pending amendment on the table. Neeatlved
The amendments offered by Mr.. Bingham yesterday
were agreed 10 without a division.
Mr BUTLER then briefly explained his amendment,
which Uttered he said by having the state officers aI-
ponted by the several Constitutional Conventions after
fhcv have submitted Constitution 10 the people, instead
OF having those officers appointed by the District Com
naudcrs He had offered his amendment In obedience
10 an universal cry that effect coming up from every
Southern state.
Mr. STEVENS Rep. Penny spoke briefly in support Of
the amendment which he said called for by tile loyal
people OF the South, and which was more IN COnsOance
leave the appointment of State officers IN the hands OF
military men who could not possibly nave that local
knowledge which would enable them 10 select proper
persons. .
Mr.. KELLY Rep PENN read extracts from letter
received by him from member Of the Arkansas COns
tutional Convention, urging the plan covered III the
Mr. sCOFIELD Rep., Penn) suggested that If these
appointments were left 70 the Conventions the rasu
would be 10 break up the Conventions themselves into
many irTecOnciable factions 49, -
Mr BUTLER entertained 10 apprehension OF that Jhe
majority Of the IN those Conventions were men
who had been tried in the fire and lie was quite ready 10
The House proceeded to vote by Yeas and Nays on Mr.
Buffers amendment, and II was rejected p!-Aeds % ;
The following is the vote in deta-Democrat in Halle:
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
lfExIC6
TIE REBELLION N MOVEMENTS OF
pORfIRID DIAI-TTfE MEXICAN NANN--rELf-
ANCE BETWEEN MEXICO And THE sOJIu
AMfRICAN REPUBLICS.


HAVANA. Jan. 2l-rhe mail steamer has ar
rived from Vera Cruz An expedition of 1900 men, com
mandcd by Gen. Alatorrc expected 20 leave Vera
cruz On the 18th inst for Yucaan, where they were
10 unite with thousand loyal men and march on the
ImpeIlalI-ts. The Mexican Government was sparinS
neither men nor money 10 suhdue the rebellion
TorfrO DdI remained at Vera Cruz where he was en-.
gaccd rcOfganziuc the Government Of the City and
state and making efforts 10 purchase steamers
lOr the Mexican navy.
project W., on foot for the building of % frgates
10 Ice furnished Dy each state Of the Republic.
An alliance between Mexico, Peru, Gun, ana BOLIVIA
Wan nearly concluded.
An attempt at revolution al Morclia had been frus
trated
an increase the duty foreign cotton for the gen
eral protection of National products.
Congress had passed resolutions permitting LerdO de
Tcada and Bacarce 10 remain the Cabinet The
Ministries OF the Interior and OF the Treasury still
vacant
Stages stopped everywhere ON the public roads and
the passengers robbed.
Al san LUIS the soldiers robbipg the peo-
Pile
Cuernayaca.
found but few adherents and was compelled to fly.
At last accounts affairs were becoming quiet at
Yucaan, aud IL IL supposed the approach OF the eXpedi-
tiOn was having good effect IL Is presumed that the
object of the revolution there was 20 change the funda
mental laws Of the Republic, and distrus OF President
the principal OF the dsloyaly OF the
1uCatancse.
CAPTAIN General Lersundi has determined 10 prevent
the organizing departure from Cuba or any eXpedl-
tiOus To YuCatan The followers OF Santa Anna are con
sequcnty much depressed.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22

state Legislature Tint elected Senator Unless some
unquestiOned law was thereby violated no depreeato'
the policy Of opposing the admission on pDc9 gIoeu'
rs policy that would return 10 plague thc
ana by which nothing could he gained, ana ciiiDeu H'
the giving Of sOl TO the not lncOhslStehs Win
the hypothesis Of loyalty. - -,
Mr. MORRILL, rep. Me- contended that the OF oiiy y
object OF the Senate In considering TINS quesu1n ~
prevent the return TO the Senate OF those who au eII
years ago FOR tIait0rOus purposes, the very NccI
OF the Rebel states having been here last year ucha
ing admission To Congress. After quoting ana coiln
ing upon te letters and acts already referred TO- ne @
there clear evidence his mind OF dislOya hlco
the part Of them, IN the event Of his Sic
Recitng facts shown IN connection with tie sun
joining the Confederate army he had the precNlStIi
knowledge of the father with his failures 10 pie'c'
the act was msprisiOn Of treason. A.,
Mr. STEWART Rep.. Nevada saw no evidence IN tnt t
whole Of loyalty toward the Government on th par
OF Mr. Thomas while disloyalty was abundaniy SHo"n
by all his speeches. letters, and acts, from Wllc w.
proper TO infer material IN enabling his son 10 oIn nV
Rebellion. The fact Of giving aid and comfort To INC c
lion came to them without eXtenuatiDg crcuiSt
and IL their duty TO administer the law, ~ Nasi
part OF the Presidents pOcy TO exclude ulsio''
men from Congress. . III,
Nj JOHNSON (Dem Md gave notice ihat ne "ouiu
press for q vote tomorrow and moved 20 adjourn
The motion was carried. ~ - ,.,. .h,
The Supplementary Reconstruction bu caDle rum 'u
House, aud was referred.
The senate then, at 4:25, adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22

aSBAGUESsnh Jane Anderson wife Of lanes NsKegas ss
80
TIE atiTes friends OF the family also epbe o Beaerot
Lodge No % aud A. NJ, respectfully ortat
Church Of Ascension ffibase aud a.
on Wednesday, Jan. "a, Al ! O'Clock p M
MEADAt Iswibero Co. n H. On seodA, jsa ".
joseph Mead sgei 20 years.
The relatives aud friends inFiiei to attend bis funeral
from bis late residence Lewisboo Wednesday jan a.
o'clock p
QuINBY-In Brooklyn Tusss a. Jennie Louise edss
daughter Of David 3. and VI. Louise Quinby. IT,
The relatives friends granfnaepts
Archer and DAVID niAy the ianer4
from the residence OF her Ne z ScsemeThornt Ihsr
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock
TEPHUSAt Haekensaek j. Tuesday a. IIebry Of
h. F. and s. L. TeFhnne aged year, aud q days
AMI friends invited 10 attend h Thardy
Jan o'clock the First Reformed Church place
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
NEW- YOEH.

THE STATE CANALS AND THE CONTRACT sYS-
TEN.
BUFFALO, Jan. 21.--A large meeting of citi-
zens and the Board Of Trade held this morning 10
consider the condition ~ the canals OF the State under
the contract system. Speeches were made and resoll
tons adopted strongly denuncia0y Of the present nqui
tous system. Speeches made and resolutions adopt
ed strongly dennncatOry Of the present inqutous man
agement of the canals ana calling upon the Legislature
10 repeal system aud return 10 that OF super
intendcut and Engineers appointed by state authority
aud responsible for their acts.
committee Of thirty appointed 10 proceed 10 Al
bany aud urge the immediate action OF the Legislature on
the subject
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
THE STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

UREA, \. Y, Jan. 21.-Thc New-York State
Tcmperauce Convention assembled In this city to-day
Ouifc large number of Delegates were present, repc
srutiug most the temperance organizations IN exist
once GEN Joseph smith " Kingston the President
TIE temper OF The conyentlen Is TO eensnre both
OF te great rolilt'n p"res Tor thelr hostility 10 he
cause uf TEN pcrancc. The temperance Of the
opniou that they but exert their power their claims
form i'm hc law will be speedily effected State Senator
ODonuel Of the most active members OF the Con
N.uiip
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
TIE SNOW STORM.

BINGHAMTON, Jan. 21.--The snow storm III IN
this city has been the severest known ior yes, & to
average depth OF the snow which fell frOm oeioua '
morning o'clock this evening, is about 70 h iivie
while the woods, where IL packs bus lltte thS 49, 80
nearly two feet All the trains are delayeu' sVno VI
them several hours. There snOw-drifts
Troy, n. Y, Jan. 21.-A severe snow storm
has been raging here since early hour this morning.
The roads rapidly becoming blocked up ABOUT elsh.
inches OF here IL is the heaviest fa OF suOw tH"1
has occurred here this Winter
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
MASSACHUSETTS.
THE FRANKLIN MINING COMPANY SUIT.

BosToN, Jan. 2l.-In the suit against John
Leighton. Instituted by the Franklin Mining Company for
the msa reputation of funds In certain transactions I'm
which the Company Interested the jury found
diet for the Company. assessing damages ut $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22

. PITTSBURGH AND C0NNELLsYILLE RAILROAD.
HARRIsBURG, Penn, Jan. 2l--Ihe Railroad
Committee OF the House at meeting he today agreed
Inv vote of IL Ayes 10 Noes report Tomorrow very
liberal free railroad law for the consideration of the
Ilopss and also to report VII resiping ln rIShts VI
g.,.,n,ilfcc las already reuUItcd the last DIl.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
sWINDLER ARREsTTp.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 21.--Joseph Bcber was arrested
Yesterday while serving United states juror.
rruus0n the Governor ~ Missouri, the charge
Of obtaining $4,000 worth Of goods from A. L. Croix of st.
LOUIS on false plctenses
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
THE WEATHER.

Nsw.yonK rTlsr. Bar HotrTh.r. Bsr. Win5
Ian III $50 2a58NR 80 24DN. y. W.
n 40 2g46 NSP 800 2as7 \. " W.
80 PISA II 29o 29g7 ~ n ".
REsABK4-SIornrg n F. seet storm commenced At
O'clock aud continued 70 ~ Anemoon-N. T. e storm to J
then nowv aud W. Eveuing-SnowJ 10 y depth
fallen n inches; very couy T. PAeromenA-A bfsnt
white meteor apparently large moved into the atmosphere
10 o. m 18th at point u2 y Of Procy0n, Cane ono
direction Of notion from by W. b. passed over "
time Of passage Of arc slT seconds .,
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
MINE.
srsrENsION Or WoOLEN MILLs.

SUSPENSION or woOLEN MILLS.
LEWISTON, Me-, Jan. 2l.-1he wooleD mills
lar y owned by 4. J.. Morrill, at Readneld nave been
o igetl io suspend operations account Of low
ner mills in this State have suspended for the
ison All the mills in this city, however running
usua The water power here being equal 10 the seyerest
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New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
WATER WORKS FOR COLUMBUS.

- COLUMNS, Ohio, JAM 21.-The City Council,
last night passed ordinance to build water works.
The question Is to be submitted the voters Of the city
There was heavy fall OF snow here last nighs The
weather is mild to-day ID
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKRr-Jas. 81.

Beef Ce-Rcepts sos bead prices advanced fully soc eat
EI at 46s sO Frs, quality At Si2 '0aSl3 so second qe1ly
50dSlg third quality. S8 30q$L Mich Cows and Calves
t37d& Sheep and Lsmb-Recepts 33l3 head there not
price for lower grades but the beS sold At c P H.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
MIRRIED

BvASs-wHEELERu NwroIk on Saturday Sept 81 1857 by the
Bo Mr. j. Herbert Evans of OIL City Penn.
Miss Kate T. Wheeler of Nrwlork
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22

procuring his ticket at tho station and was frozen 10
death. .. - .,o
city water works yesterday.