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New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
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ca. bosom John FarAaA R'y B-'~'rsi L S'0'
or, o. tosdos, Iics IirerpOO Feb H. oO..ns.Ov.
ff s.esIp an SaSasods Cuba MADu Ss~ofesa' wa HA'aA
'f ,S5O an u,i sa Cate Gate cuus Liverpool Pb H. nds md
Steamship Corts. ys,ou Ssvoean. Feb 70 . and pass
ks~SsH S irSs ts h.isa ai.I sn1qas Tod y d.Ss %ds
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S. L. stevens ev.BsdforL Tto.. Jsr.nep, wsrshsm
ssuu.l Tauuon. W. H. French Providence
ProYileuce. lsiestaPL It"NhlrFes
Ann Turner, ProYldenee. May H. hHn h"S hsfen
EAeAA Jals, PfoTlJea-e. Aberl u "lce, NeN'iAsen
nsury Relaseu. Nsw-hAvsa. yohu Asnio'e Ns"-hs'en
AldA, MieGJrd .....
SAILED.
observation-disclosures Haubugi Leo or ssSahuah Jants
Riohn0nd kheu,
r sbsnRhAi W. hobrsk for Hayana both agebo ed
Quarantine
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. C. r. Nantucket
has con Sauvs fres-nt.i the Asnue AnhaAuut
WIsesg Co to eso savAge of6S esL
DOMESTIC PORTS
steamship Norman. PblAdeDblai
U.1.sb.pt Nes FGemo.
LAIgivsd, shps Regent
N. LIZ snool,
whh ~ Sal Is r. GaDl. Tor Ooffi boa1hsrn
CIoss, Tor Mania .... ..
FOREIGN PORTS. .I
Bhzs 2te GSaeral TransSshue CoHpaays Steamship
Pec Dacesae which Obliged 10 bach 10 this pon some uns
weather ed bshre ysstsnsy
fr NewYor TIE steamship g. Laurent Of the lns Sach
sailed FROM Nss York Feb 40 arrived here today.
r .rf 90 DISASTERS.
Boros March 2Thc Aa Frank % u Boson fon Portland,
Pgp n for ahern0ou of Feb A sb
WAs .hBouri The aad .he0 on
and March The bark bad cargo oi amber asd
6srI IN eudraTor 70 set her Into 1Oucv~tsr
HonyoLE Va March 2-The ssnsnD Alliance hon Bo'ou 70
Charleston Is ashore IN hatterAS lnlst
-..f... .... SPOKEN. ..-
Brig Peuver Palerao Nsvlerk, ~ days cat Jan 20 h
10 10. lon 20 '
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NRws PACKAGEs FoR THE Press.

Captains purse arriving his pom requested V
deliver addressed to the NsYok Associated Press only 70
persons eIbetuE the vnt,sn sHhp q W. saontoo General
I~rut News package Joaa9 Commerce Tsss TRBDss
World Sl ErprtS EpniR9 Pos Commercial 1dertis,r staeb
Zsg Journal sBd He0 YorkH De-aokaI sboad Ase
be delivered onlY ~ the sNm persoaa
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tlUrt .@SrOms .lOtits.

.H STATS Es~YoRK 4
PoarWAHpRM' oyFos. Ne - wllanst
NOTICE ia hereby gwen, In accordance with
~ Section the Act ps.ssd April " 49, snttd Acte
sre.t@ m barag hs s"ost aaef o such lnqur
e suusy following asSsr
80 bs An. Pnr sKannanoSs VII
svetr DAYS sGeesDng u eeari $40
Stesnseip belout..
steamship 0eh ~ h
Sraushlp N0rss. y r.
bsTk 1.I
BARK .Ps1spSSgs
Bsrs Bs hSss,ps is Il Jackson
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BBgs Manson: WoodrOf R'ss;sss G8
Brig .;s,s,.SSst vi
Brig JNr NhuAmAgAtEh
ksif ~ 1tsorlh.. !! bsnee --
Nelr ~ * pnsu.....,,.,.... .WoodTuh = hgnsseHa
aINTHOkNR TOAPRIhA PrsHs&@sA
Auas BeAa.s.s sscfsarN
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Qtnfisiru.
60 59lhom L map GOnttrn.

20 60 Sahom L mug GOnt1n. r' D..
NOTICE FOR THE REMOVAL OF THE
DRAD Thss haying rcsrrs lying w the rsus
Beed Reformed Dutch Cbneh Of BosaBgde corner of
ttehitst Bosdway win please remove then without delay
church ,bSsi doH8 b. The VI the
Bousvsf5.
V'O PAPER MANUFACTURERS adj
hflr former busiuess. sp establish
a WAREHOUSE l. Il
ssh at HanUfsoaets Bai Wuiie Colorrd
lapk Book Papers WntiDg fape
Lett, No yhi cEi compact parcels q nHp With phees ad
sus tsbshsr for 80 ett oash carefully grsu, 70 the
HufTs iTson rhlaney BAicmas Co., Nos 4T
asa % Sroeae-st. kss.lot ... .t
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

OTFicE % THE CHIoieo lSD ALTON FAlISoAD Co,
No " i1nett NV YorR fehrusry j tt6J
.GHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD FIRST
~ MORTGAGE SINKING PUND BOEDs-Aouoe hereby gwen
that gs have % DoB5s numbered ossi
80 800 - "a e. Esg 2i a. go a. si t3 go l6, SS lst
B tlB and H. fDr nonBd d0Ias each iof
rnyioB AeeonBE Of tbs hertsgs, interest berson
viii esas 1853 Tie underlined are ready 70 pay then With
IptssR 40 lsr a. accrued prstsBahn Abd surrender
s. j. IILDLN. No. Il Wtlld, ~ T.
J. H. MKiER No 81 EassAusi n Y
.CENECA MINING COMPANH.--phe Annual
Ms.og of be ShaTvhO4e 10 the bhSECA MINING COMPANY
VIII he Room No 10 kssAust hs~foft 90 MONDAY,
bs az 1900 Cor the eAoos OF Directors fer The
a. Us.lpz 4T = q. H. RCKAkD. Secretary.
Keg.YoE Peh 49, 1919 -
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Goruoraiiun Nutitrs.

err oyEsvYoE Dlrlnrssu o. ssiSSs $1,000 BrSsago'}
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that all
arrears Of PsoA.l TIss nov das . 70 Hs Ish ens. o
IyDREW smith esq Atlofny for tho Colsooa OF Arrears
f,,s No 3i Ranaa hat hs bsSIs r'Ausg 70 sa'h
viii be foupd OF ssd once a. $1,000 . .,ho,i..A N
Ne person but ths Attorney The uDdtfnGnta M ~
receive eesp, f saoh arrears sIeePs IN ali IsIs
lusr, to collect Bsladsd thsreu ah AZ h.n.
Er, Issued 10 enforce The payment Of Psr,ona in " "
HsWfOE January W e, R..,x.
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TrrspArs WEATHER. RgPOgr-s am

7
Son rsss...... ssa S hooD morn.....oo
|
sna, Cows Island. 2:2Gt Hell GAte,.... BIS
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

ON FALL RIVER LINE,
49, betsssn ..
,oaroH NEWPORT PAIL RTVER, TAUNTON,
FhM.lORk ana iPR con TOWNS aud NANTUCKET
r.. .oi Et.,kt as low a. By Any o'nsr me ..
One 0f hASS' 7ssEwPoRT OF OLD COLONY
Leave, Pisr No. - r. foot ,S Of So :" :" '"''
By this route p,rsns.ri can aIs % "a % s. S All ssrthsrI and
E,.,s ,,.s. or tniarbed brsAtAlt oa anu ~ 'AS
a "a. uan and nf'e IN i " K LIrTLKFlRLD, Agent
- -, n irsa No ~ Broadway, hsuISrk
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
o,,ios frr,sgRoa yosr 49, lB cnIo.eo InaltvAT

OEyCK PITrs bURGH fohr hAfNH, IND hIoAGo hAL"A'{
~ COHPASY. PITTsbrRGH, Feb 10 l9S'
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stock and
j BonShsldsr, -of t,e PITTSBURGH. PORT WAYNE. hNp
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY viii W Sed si hs oh,s ei ne
C5or,nv In the Cr Of Phurgh itlo ocock Of NEDNhh
nay March H. 1919 Of bearing aui eonddehg TIE an
pus tie Board " Dsor ai tf the election s hres %
h Boss Of fr four In The place Of
three usmb bsrG hose Of service sIpfss ~ sy.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
Sal,s bp aaftiOn

= '. A. " NHRwry Gucsionest
DY BANGS, MERWIN ~ CO., Broadway cor.
- AbsSales BoOl Works PIBeT Goods FuruieTs Gc
WEDNESDAY APTBRsOON March ,, At o'clock,
VALUABLE BOokSComphsnr Ragish editions Of Hstoes Po
etry Biography Pathological Works Publications relating Amer
History, the indians Slavery ke Also lot Of Pmpbeu many
mpnnis aud choice eoeeon VI refer especially
slavery the late RsbslsoB he. .tl I'D .I...' I'D
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EGGS.

p...,c 10 for the week which 1928 less than for
Neek last year bHi lnemu
Esg eod weather and snow s"aRd TAs causes
A. ,dpe az sut g per this advance they are not moving
anr lot Of 40 ob hssh eE' sod a. he matA AZ
b 90 bbs AZ Pie lot Of 6S bbS, hmtd 70 close epte
ia A. sc Some have sold down TO l3 per sn1 Thy
~, g otshe longer 10 Is close WORK 70 get % Tor
hng uue sold IN small oS lie recent AafAuPs eoee 'N
..ng gton We QHgte:
j. L. l. and p a doL % a. souberu. 20 Q
LINED.
M Egg Oss n bush gO0t..S0 GtO
FRUITS AND BERRIES.
Apres little fngr quotatehs hHge barrels OF me seu9o
Cr.sh.-ries bavs been sold Al Sl8. We quote; -. ..
Atrs saHmsR bbL. 81 51 % Crshberres good - bd6 20
Nsiain.......... 5G - Gomms9 aseun u We w w
IS Per busk 6aX.,.... Na "
FRUITS AND EUTS-DRIEn
ARpes kus Sliced have been sold AZ 0e
Peanuts % bush r the week. with 45 packages dned
fst We quote: -.
Paor is az AlPes Southern fos ble a ~
Uupseled halves a n rs Qls5 Oulry 10 Good.... B3d "
State, tne DSt
b...f0 d4l lPeAnuts Va 2 bush 81 !ed @3 70
.&3 "a Washington, 3 basA 500 2S
FURs SKINS. ......
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mnt9ia,rr.
Qhntins.

EVERDELL, No. 302 Broadway, JOB
~ PRINTER BTATIONBR and RRGRAYKR Bal Cards, Dancing
ProrsIms. fss AOd Elsg,s, s,Ies1 a. Low PRICES
WJM. EVERDELLH SONS, No. 104 FultoE-st.
w -sTHAA JoB RHNTHRs AAA LADbL hAhvFAVfVE
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
9ibisnH nuiitts.
Sasinus Sanks.

: :
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
COR THIRD.AvR AND TWBsTY -BIXTiiSf
daily fon ~ and Monday NsdussdsJ and
saardi' evsriugs ron 6 TO sSclocL
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK, "
~ kss 500 and SOS CAsAI~sT. eorrsr 81 LsiEht --f
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IS 10 $4,000.
...... ASSETS, S5, $50 2 3B Oh.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

..r..e3 Sanh Statmnts.
-
stuyyesnnt Bnuk-Ststeneu of the SrUYvRsAET BANK.
r,sud az Ls-s a % for 'sdAs sAaasJ. ths MI
q PcbruaJ, 1879
LvsrAss and Dsooani' ebldsSs 90
49,.
. . 80 ~ . /.
John Ordrn CAshef
Bs esS y vsru eDose And ~ n ne so,s ...ssa eef'
tnoledse sbd bsf CAAbsE
TssS HVssr,T. so,arI Pably-
nIenaiarfarerss and ferchants' Bank.StstoInsnt Of
n, AID hERchAhls BANK rsq1d ~ C.Dts.
wek endns StuftsJ ne m isy dfebruuy lr9
aneua, L~ns 40 psoasl' ~ ~
80.
amount n Circulation
..s. o
C Hs-Ysrt Theodore Wares asphs Cssher
Of
O lDgydss n4 eeleL
~ THRo. u WAHREN, Aeiht Cshsr,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

Il ONG lSDAND hAlJhOADs VdLhcS-ohp'
100 S YSrtipors, Hanrnsion and elsa co,A
S ssCS M % rsc NIrsSoT1' asSaS.ou ard Glen Cove
An s. S ssr.d ri si'a .S Sasses 'a R,S.tsI SUNDAY rRAN
for S'p'T h''H''0'' fn1 oss ssSPcS STt Superintendent.
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1862 coSSfsS1sS Ssse asNfs JAN II Iiee
ToarIb Is Butrauos T"'nv'e'sD'h'I
TEAMS LEAVE xRw.YoRK,
Esu.Baven asd bridgeport g. lEI) lio m l7S tEI)a
% W. 1 Aof f s6s,r is Az F.ih.a Southport w.psa oA
Foi sorsat I g. CEr)S. n,'O . his Gr)' tzr) as
" e. S.S 6a.S ~ {, O. tH Eii as .,, s,sg
'fa For ti, G..a I .o ~. ,S~.a. .tsuss l:'O ass s
$50 -" Wv ooNSgoTNe TRAVIS H.
SI SsI B:sSs BS:iss u. ,s sga s9.'iss . iiS i
r. Si Goso.:. Sa5. aS1 ET as%1kk. k ~ y. l "a &oar.
FoT a,Ir PrS,I.r'. SD T'hlia Railroad 'GL) nj l's
For Ss~H."u EsS.Losdoo SsOninGOa Railroad n'l
ror 6sSI Railroad n. l,is 50 NO'tAsnVO' IAd WI
For HSs,.,ouie Railroad, a n. .ndsp% ....r
S::tS - E.i;s.s S.sa 1ifs4 iI. %
c'"''''' Sleeping c' '''i1,S S1sss h3r+ r sag.e,,.
NEW JERSEY RAiLR0AD-FROM FOOT ot
v. c.si: @ ~ ErP M Va W:S Fa.j:pSs
ntc,isJ S s M n G ~ 80! Fl ' so sos SssAwo'
i. IS .s: ,s:I 's s..s.g s i as: Sc
- sR s,ss "a css r:;;i s:;'S CO.: & '
EunAsys ets.p.ed traa Ibis me cary
Inc Tsspiss hroaSA ea 70 cAisaso N evening Asa paJl
y r. ". JACKSON 6essral spp,rint.nesaS
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
III RO4D-For Long Brsnah k'd BARs BneA'earE AA''N'
~ ss"., jsssR HoYT daily creep, sandsJL at Sslo'i ~
H''' Fer y" ~ ~'' - ". s. sSEDEs Co. L.s.ssn
S0UTH SIDE RAILROAD OF l.. /. .U.
4 ,
on and snsr DessnSsr sSs taAs win a. follousi
sso M from Roos.stL Fsrry Mall asd AsssA@odAnon fer sr
vile and " ~ StAnoaA .
3,isp M Krprsss for JlmGsa Psanars cerhsa BAdsR,Sbs.
HsTs Oyster Bay, and ell Stations ka' 70 Sp' 'As'P'
Msliueoa
IIsp H. and Aeon nOaAtOa 70 I'p and all ssAsOnA
SOP a, AsoOnnodihos 70 Jansieh
' TRAINS FOR EEwYoRK
Leave Islip $50 No., M,N aud Accommodation
Leave say'ile 7;ss a. EEpresa -
Leave slJVils l1se p N, Mail AAd Accommodation ."
Trains heu Jsmsisa 1850 s,3S $50 sAd $500 p n
Passengers Tor Bay Port, Blas PoDA fahogss aSd bsSpeh VII
,.l.s,,o, and 1,lSn m RoBr. WHITE. Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, HHS RHiIrGaAs.

o,vcs OF raE RRIE RArLwLY Co,
Ksu BurtpIsa, Mas; IoSK VIIi. Feb 70 i''S 3,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS IN RYpRRss s1 da., n.ISl ~.
, No. 81 ,r a 'D Su ls lhs tSs states BIp VII s':s 70 aa
~ hs " o,d, bFaaohss owned By this eompanJ
IN, rosts ,nsas, The Rs Atlantic isd dal W:'sIn o
ss.hsr wib ali brsbehss ns1E Si % .oa ON ths i'm
eih anse aenT pachlS.s and Vsuloies s oe pee "a ne
S.stins~n snd promptly made niPre1s mater
r,v all loss and damage by the Eue hAI"r
CS%P,hy once; no sapshterdsaL JAY GOULD, Pe,dsaL
MOD posT0N via NEWPORT and FALL
IL Oh DODNNN' RIVKH .
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

A.,.r.. =, DOMESTIC kARKKTA
'fHoRR March I-Cosr duh ard wssf u ,r,g rrI.,s o.,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

Rsrept PSI with nothing exported tor the week Coespodtg
,t al Tar: Receipts With 93i6 shipped An ete SuI,e
shpas demand shows tbst there Is 20 lt o
% While decline gold wdens the t ooAs a. hon
sb, experienced Of tbe more recent shpes
T home trade 2ic instances for hae ieae Ou
several thing holders q eeee lots vii bot reise Ee ace y g
te shpphg demand the stock N soa eat gtt a
Is sason pDcd in February sGd about
March 35 abroad lsst month spa
nk, hough hide VII during the lreset mouth we
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

Arrivals besu 9l bnsb s3 ess than the Pssoss weea m
sf German beans slsO suptnre And more
bs way 1hr Gennans VERY tu specimens o. ~ tom
va 80 Receipts Of even iis snSs t0S
thros Nth orc proulea has depressing in0suet tton
ISa Abot the yTe NheL tbs nraHs so - Med oat
IN gusutr up erfval to-day IA small @ they are n' ,boa
~ l5a 80 dacat tsk to uaefs w o,,te:
tir lots were held al Trade decidedly sV ~ ~ IL 10
80. ...h ~ anaR9 LIma.. ...,..9Ln - - "
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

are arst OF en Bermuda pooei and Od60 fuaN orstei
ou-tee .e he potatoes qu0shle y bbL
" /" ooi IS vbes rsted HothoUse cueumbers
and sqaashes are loAer. ~ 49,. --FI--1. INA-F'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

OgYIoH PRgarON Coal Asp lAF'r tohrANfi
Sv,,v, No. $40 WALSrTFT.. PnADHtfhiA'
lie Annual Meeting of Stockholders ana
Sseo iol Directors OF he Company s be held at iAs once on
"tDhkSbAi hsTeh al Ia Oeiock 'm
I"O WRESTLING stusaIE
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
Ny. wHoLFsAIE PRlCEs OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
F0E TIiE WEEK Ending March o 1863

TbfpTcNsT IhIHINt IVV'Is'I'I
IN. houIRg are Of art!rss goo eIdtou
,. nv cosmisn bv wholesale shippers reeve u 10 p
,t Tor oans. beade heM Hsa oihsr charge
sh0ha be carefully #arhed ~th F1 hAa h-
q he sAoa so be psUfd tud Na sn nNoee
- III the II tr sUd seUi etef
nail eoEtaing invoice sud directions. tho Eg Dc" $40
Clean acagC and In putiug uP ~lh AI mu'h " Wv
X the produce
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-01
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, Feb. 25, Isl

THURSDAY, Feb. 25, 1869.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 1918 head, against 1885 last week. OF
the number offered 3SS head came from
Virginia, 6S5 from Ohio, and 80 from
Maryland, over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad; 30 from Maryland and 40
from Virginia on foot. or The receipts
CSC head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 17S sold TO speculators for
other markets, 800 were reshipped to
the East without being offered here,
and the balance LETT over uusold. Prices
to-day ranged as follows: Old Cows
and Scalawags at 81 25a5 80; ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows at 80 5Oa
80; fair quality Beeves s. 5OaS 80: and
the very best Beeves at IS 5Oa9 25 per
100 lbs, the average price being about
Sc rs gross. The market throughout
the day was dull, but the rates of last
week were fully maintained, and in
some instances better figures were OBJ
tanned.
SHEEP-There has been full supply
in the market during the past week,
and although the demand is tolerably
brisk, quotations were hard to main
tain. Prices to day ranged as follows;
Fair to good fat Sheep at 5a71z cents per
lb. gross, closing dull.
HoGs-The market during the past
week has been over supplied, and rates
have declined fully 81 per 100 lbs.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Fnir
to good live Hogs $l4 Scale per 100 lbs.
NET
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-01
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, d. c., FEBRUARY %.
The headquarters OF the army were
again to-day visited by a number OF
those who are anxious TO see the Presi-
dent elect. The presence of Gen. Sher-
man, who was at headquarters as early
as half past nine this morning, and
has remained there the entire day in
consultation with General Grant, has
precluded the possibility OF any lengthy
interviews by others, and as general
thing they were very brief, being con-
fined mainly to shaking hands and ex-
pressing congratulation, &c. The ma
iority of tho visitors being strangers.
Several Senators and Representatives
were present during the forenoon.
Many OF the visitors also took occasion
to pay their respects to General Sher-
man. The very long interview be-
tween those two distinguished officers
has reference TO conducting the
affairs connected with the Office Of Cen
oral in Chief. Gen. Grant has not men
toned at what precise day the resigna-
tion of his present position will be tend
cred. The probability is that in the
few days interviewing between now
and the 4th of March, there will be an
hour set apart tor public reception.
There is a constant rush of visitors at
headquarters, that locality being the
principal attraction to the many visitors
daily arriving here to attend the inau-
guratiOn ceremonies, Whatever al
IusiOns to political matters were made
by gentlemen visiting Gen. Grant this
morning, were only in general terms,
no direct questions having been asked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-01
ARIZONA.
ST. LOUIS, Februal

ST. LOUIS February Il.
A Santa Fe, New Mexico, dispatch
SAWS, adviceS from Arizona report nu-
merous engagements with the Indians
by both the troops and citizens.
The Indians killed soldier near Fort
Whipple. They also attacked train
near Vulture Mine killing one Mexican
fought desperately and rccaptured most
of the stock.
A squaw who was picked up at Camp
Grant, said she was sent there by the
chiefs of several bands OF Apaches 10
sue for peace on any terms, as they
were starving and desired peace. After
examination she proved to be one OF
Goodwin's friendlRss, who committed
SO many depredations in Southern Ar
izOna last fall. A troop of cavalry was
ordered in pursuit, who came upon
them killing seven men and one squaw
and capturing few more. On the 9Th
inst. band of ApAches attacked and
killed three out of five of party oi
Mexicans going from Taboo to Tuscon
About the same time they killed ar
American named Scott near Patreo.
Heavy snow storms were reported tL
the vicinity of Prescott.
A Salt Lake dispatch says, OdViceE
from Southern Utah mention troubles
with the Navajoes, who had raided the
Pah-Utes and driven of the stock. The
citizens were In pursuit OF the depreda'
tors.
The Central Pacific Railroad is again
opened.
General Nichol, at Division Head.
quarters here, has received adviCes from
the plains that Little Raven, with 300 OF
his band of Arrapahoes, have surrend'
cred TO the military authorities.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 27.
Another railway war has just been
Instituted in the courts. This time be-
tween the Atlantic 81 Great Western
and the Erie Companies. 1t is lnstltu-
ted by the Great Western parties, to
compel the Erie to appropriate certain
moneys to paying mortgages on the
Atlantic E Great Western Railroad.
The steamship Samaria, from Liver
pool, has arrived.
Gen. Sherman arrived at Washington
yesterday.
Gen. Grant denies saying he was not
the representative OF the Republican
party.
The Herald says Mr.. Banks will be a
candidate for Speaker of the House,
and has already developed great
strength.
The Times says an Iowa delegation
called on Gen. Grant yesterday, headed
by Gen. Don Dodge. Politics was not
talked of.
versation relative to the proposed legis-
lation for Georgia, stated that he
thought the Georgia delegation ought to
be admitted in Congress. He did not
approve of the action of the Georgia
Legislature in expelling the negro
members, but he thought the Courts
could remedy the matter.
A. II. Barney, President OF wells,
Fago 81 Co.'s express, states that the
Union Pacific Railroad will not be open
for a week. There has been no through
trains since the 18th inst.
About three inches of snow fell here
yesterday, (which froze hard last night.
There is good sleighing in the outskirts.
Ten inches fell in Massachusetts, New
Hampshire and Maine.
FIsHKILL, n. Y, Feb. 27.
All tho levels on the Delaware and
Hudson Canal will be put to half head
OF water to night, and brought to a full
head In time to start the boats March I'd.
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HOUSE R111s PASSED.

To legalize a mill dam across Buffalo
al the town of Warrington.
In relation TO the summOning of jur-
ora in Mineral county.
Releasing Zebedee Brown, Treasurer
of Clay township, Braxton county, and
his sureties from the payment of certain
money.
Chartering the Randolph, Tucker and
Preston Turnpike.
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
HouSe bill repeating sections 16. II
and IS, of chapters 8, acts of Virginia OF
1888.
House bill for the.payment of claim
due John NJ. Phelps.
Senate bill exempting the White Sui
phur Springs Company from certain
taxes.
House bill to protect the citizens OF
West Virginia from empiricism and
elevate the standard ofthe medical pro-
fessiOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-01
MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS, February o.

ST. LOUIS, Februnfy q.
The lower House of the Legislature
yesterday tabled the proposition to re-
quest the Supreme Court to pass upon
the validity OF the act ofthe last session
relieving the Pacific Railroad from the
lien OF the State thereon.
A bill was passed giving the City
Council OF st. Louis power TO provide
for the sanitary management and con-
troll of bawdy houses within and for
five miles outside the city, but refusing
to allow any assessment and collection
of tax from them for revenue purposes.
In the City Council yesterday res0lu-
tions were adopted requesting the Leg
islature to appoint committee to In
vestigate the charges of fraud and cor
ruption which some of the members oi
the Legislature made against that body.