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New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Friday. March 70, 1s6

NEW-NORK, Friday, MaTch - '0'''
Mr. Bleecker sold to-day lots belonging 10
the Tallman estate at a handsome advance upon 'no
price obtained few days since at the sale oI tnaV pO
r No real estate sales are advertised for tomorrow
The following real estate sales have been sent TO us by
correspondent in Norfolk Va Weare happy to receive
ch evidences that Northerners are purchasing land e1
,e,svelv AZ the South Our correspondent is late resi-
dent Of Freehold " j. and about to try his fortune IN
raising fruit at Norfolk. -,
by the Hon. Frank Mallory farm OF 1900 acres u'0
tant from Norfolk seven miles, TO Mr. George p Gordon
~ o,yYor CITY, inventor Of the Gordon printing press
for 900 cash; intended FOR Winter resldence.'by
Thomas Wilson, farm two miles from Norfolk 2O acres
toJ RMcNim Of Wiliamsport, Penn for S2oOOO.- by
MI Denbv farm Of IS acres three miles rom NqIiols
10 NJ p Rue Of Monmouth N j. for $55OO CdsH ~ 80
creet farn 10 A W Williams OF NewYOTS, for Szl4n
CashAt Piuuer's Point one mile from NoII9R, W S %
ecres 10 VIM A. Thompson OF Freehold. n D. LOT soVy'
Zones farm ls2 acres TO Joseph White OF PemDertoh n
J., for $500.
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the lower floor pyramid % feet in diameter is to be
erected for floral displays.

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desrous Of purchasing or renting such pro-
perty will find it their interest to advertise IN IhS
tribune It's aggregate circulation exceeds tha OF any
49, osnaper and in addition to this ad dvantage The
rprprvK will be found not only in New-York and all its
cities and villages but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief as will allow Of the advantage offered being clear to
the reader We would especially dwell on the fact that
the subscribers for tho three editions OF THE IRBUSR
Daily semi.weeky, and Weekly comprise Individuals IN
every profession business; consequently advertise
,,erts IN eaob disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention 10 the reports OF safes
OF real estate both the city and country thus adonR
greatly 10 the value Of its columns advertising me-
dunn The charges for advertising are as foloWs DAILY
TRIBUNE Is cents per line for each insertion: NkEkLI
TRIBUNE, g per me: SEMtWBEKLT TRIBUNE p cents
per Lue About ten ds average line after the nrst
lne which usually contains only four or nTe Words'
Terms. cash In advance.
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NOTES on LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE.

Real estate on Long Island stiI continues quite
active. The following are among the most import
transactions Hampton House esq has sold his farm
the County Road 40 Rvcrhead 10 George j. Luce Of
NOr,hye for $32oO.. Mrs. Roswell Warner has pur-
chased the house Maln.st sag HaTbOf IN which size
low resides, for $1,000 Mr l.. Edwards Of Patchogue,
some three weeks ago bought from Brewster Terry his
fue farm, situated about mile from tAe village, for
5000 Mr Edwards has since resOld the farm ut good
profit The property Of the late 7. NJ. A. Weeks AZ
ThOmpsOn's Station has been sold to gentleman rcsd-
ing in this city, FOR $4,000 The property consists Of $50
acres Of land aud large stone dwelling house.
Mr John Frudentha has purchased the Bassett House
az Sag Iiarhor for 800 Mr. H. Gregory Of Noyac, bas
sOid q acres Of land 20 David b. Higgins for
$500. s. w Pnlips has sold his beautl-
ful mansion and grounds Main-st,, Green.
point 10 John A. hOnsell for $1,000. Mr.. MOuscll
recently bought 20 acres 81 land from the Reformed
Church at Fiatbus for Sl720CO and sold 10 within few
days az profit OF $4,000 Ellsworth Tutb Of Matti-
tuck has sold s farm 0f CO Pettr Wyck0f uf
Brooklyn for fs0lO... Mr. Henry Reeves OF Matutuck
las bought 10 Of land from Amanda Terry for e2O
.Mr. Tuthii. has sold 20 Mr.. T. Robinson Of Mattc
I6 N land for $500 Mr. H. Reeves Of Mattuck
las sold 70 Mr d. ~ Tutmll 30 acres OF land that
place for 0OO..Mr Robinson OF Mattuck has sold TO
hr slas Halock 50 acres 0f land for $500 Plans for
the buding 90 be erected fr The sGfOk County Agrcu
tufai Society 90 the Fair grounds ~ Rycrhead have
been selected. The structure Is 10 he iu the form Of
Greek Each wing 20 be % feet long aud 40 wide
with towers each VI wings. In tic center Of
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HYDE PARK.

ICa one haudred and thirty acres running from the Albany Turn
rk ,le Hudson vth co yards water 'front.' large fame
house with houass iacuilng wings Of % feet IS feet deep,
p farmhouse of rooms stone cottage of
rooms bsuk elegantly flushed IN black wanat aud
other cottages rooms, large barns ,aagehouss Ss
be- gr,sIhoas oscr gapery cshoa'e &c hne anchorage
orayscLt-a very dsrsble place for gentleman Of means,
either or Summer or pernalsul lresileloe..........
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SING SING.

1872 place of abou, 10 nearly covered With young fruit
rcs, 800 mostly standard pears ast In beaag; situated
near the Hudson RIVER commanding splendid view Of The
rysr and shout miles from The depot, The house ID dn.
class finished m the bs naHusr with eEpeas1e marble man
e s1e praz water bot AID cold throughout and all The
eesslry modern iuproremeE,si large carriage house. both
nearly new also oacbnans gardeners house Is Is sst
mated that ilo buildings could rot be placed for less hia
Glso1 -
or would Be e1chsugel for uu.ncumbsrei city property.
100 Five acres h large brick house q % suited
ether for gsrtemaus residence Gstchas boarding house 90
l98 "A tsgaat Country Seat About Acres o. 6uc land,
most beautifully located very commanding ridge within
miles fthe Depot. Nh extended Of the Hudson and the
surrounding country. Fa- lawn planted with over LOO
green's besides great variety Of deIiuoU sHa ornamental
trees covering shrubs Lerbaous puts rosebushes Se
The frl. consists Of very varieties o. dwarf a1d
standard spgi aul pears peaches, Pluns cherries bactb'T
re. raspberes gooeters strawberries carraat, &c The
roads aoJ walks bat n the most thorough manuer and
covered uh Lind o. gravel used on hs Central Park
TIE buildings all hui In 1884 House has 10 rooms,
with an Abundance % closets bay windows large iacloId
porch piiia &c. Hot cola bath, Tause and hrnaee
Carrageh0use stable &C. bldug, 25El Niih
fo eoaehmsn Asd gardener TAs whole property Is 10 perec,
order immediate possession be given Photographs eao
be 4. eur N
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MARLBOROUGH. ULSTER co.
OpPOSIrE NEW.mAMBuEGH


g91 Ynrfve high sts,e Of cultivation wish sbuad
aute of lut; Of mile frontage tse Halson House, IS
rooms Very desirable ior geuuemlH's rsisaoe irui
farm, Gae ach; good outhuiugs. IS
or With aud louger frontage r.ver...... IS
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pOUGHIIEEPSIE.

b. Pour hard'omtv laid ou within three minutes walk
from depo house aahel throughout. 10 bard wool heated BY
steam range all modern Improvements 10 rooms beside asc
earnaEeLouss co-house gss.bouse Sc ,............
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6omrtru R,aI Gstatt for Salt.
EIRST CLASS PROPERTY
ON
THE HUD SON
FOR SALE BY
MALLORY C BLACKWELL,
AUCTIoNEBRS
lAsD
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No SIS LIBERTYsT, N T.
YONKERS.

T. Over an acre Of land handsomely laid out Iornamna ana
fruit trees small fruits &c. in the part ofhe village, With
river view extending to Staten Island house frame thor
ouqhy wen built II beside laundry bathroom gas and
water throughout. furnace speaking-ubes bells, &c
good stable canagehouse
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PEEKSKILL,

~ Tw,uiytro and BAH acres unlsr good sisaon acres
laid out wi,h AID a trees acre wood acres
pear and peach orchard in beaug snail fruit tn hbundanee
,prtg and vel Frame Hoase. t5IJ5 moern hushed,
marble uAniels &c. 10 rooms barn, e,rasehou' ke Full
view of The
JIS farm of acres miles from depot siih frontage
lake ofhafa mile productive land ao fruit trees house
u rooms tenant house 2OI5); heavy tnbe...
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NYACK.

rev ard hiudsoms country Mack IS sere' eomu'u
lar the river; bou. 800 feet river trout boating
bathing. 5oaii take Ia part payment house 10 BrooLYsi
to cottages on riysr fruits IN abundance
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H1aHLAND. ULsrER CoUNrY.

l15 Fy u land highly Improved with acres eurraut
LaVtoa backberhss It uspbeTues 500 to 'NFaps
vines $50 goosebsy youug apple orchard pesehe ehernes
pears ounces 6s Soc beach hBd river view 1000
1885, Adjoining sboveOae hundred and eighty Of aud ITO
Woodland; good house. 10 perfect order l6 rooms ans
river $50
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

wRHAyE IN SApDT1oN TO THB ABOVE LARGE NUMBER
OF COUNTRY RESIDENCES OF ALL CLASSES NEAR THE CITY,
FURNISHED, or UNFURNlSHED, FOR sALB OR TO RENT
PARTIES HAVING COUNTRY PRoPERTr TO DISPOSE OF
WILL DO WELL TO PLACE IT on OUR BOOKS PROPERTY
EXCLUSIVELY IN OUR HANDS WILL BIZ LITERALLY ADvER'
TisED AT OUR gXPRSSR. OWNERS ARR AT No EXPENSE
UNLESS VIZ DISPOSE OF THEIR PROPERTY.
IN ADDITION TO OUR CouSTRY BUSINESS, WHICH is A
SPECIALITY WITH rs, wRPAV STRICT ATTENTION TO THB
SALE AND RENTING OF CITY PRoPsRTY
THE SUBURBAN FOR MARCH,
WITH FULL LISTS or OUR
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE,
,tady and vii be seu, nee 20 address, b
MALLORY & BLACKWELL,
4uCrlOSEERs AND BROKERS,
NJ al LIBERTYgr
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AUCTION SALES OF NEwYoRK REAL ESTATE

a. >. BLEECKER. son * co. ,,.,
6e;h.st e llaye. l5Nlc'5 Alex hnoIea S4@'V
BY JOSEPH INQUIRE.
iS '9issi '7' Of o'la's, eaen $3.50
aloe seo'as, Isle Of 'daye each 1850
lot M4Jeryi 100 H from BayaTd'' a y D. $500
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KINGSTON, ULSTER COUNTY.
% Twelve acres With large double frame house gardeners house
200 apple trees Photograph ohee,.........,...,
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BEAUTIFUL PLACE at PoughkeeDse, 10
acres bansomely g good buildings al good oEsred
cbeap; terms liberal BIGGS BARR No. IS Sassaust
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nARIEN-HandsOme country PLACE near
~ DEPOT one and haf fruit shade aud aower eomfrs
and convneuee only $3.50 viii exchange good New
York or BROOKLYN. RIDER & ALLEN No. % PInest
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gonq gsIanS g,aI cslat, fu Sub.

.Tr--Ire I aE1 TsTTs % 6III-'
fry Isr PErTIT FAZEE, no III Bfo'igay Room No. .
N0TTAGE for SALE or to LET-At RosIyn,
~ Long Iaul 10 ninutss vaE fom ihe DEPOT eo',nas | |
h .at sater rarte crars. wll0sr wood a4l coa loI'e
,pge pear peach TleSiaes hsct'tIF tI
yiue,; lue veg of Heup'tsid Hsrnor ad Long Ia
TSE go,u Long Itaud WILLIAM BLNlNG, No 20 ''A''
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nor SALE-HOUSE and LOT, with Stable
attached 10 village Of spduge, Staten sand ID s9ee re-
pair Lot 65r200; healthy location Inisn rare eha'eo ptar
fsi5h6 eouptry redderre cheap For psriculTs app
". YOuNGBLOOD. No 81 Park row ~ y
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MILLPORr, Chemung Co.-FARM OF Isl
Va acres aai buduz eTc-eat ss aGurcai
timber Onv 0O0: terms RIDER ALIEN No 80 Pu~st
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

IF YOU want COUNTRY RESIDENCES,
FARAlS VILLA SITES COTTAGES or LAyD fr ay,,,aa,
County ,pesty Msiel snv address By JOHN MILLS
Anrtloneer AID BROKER. PnrlcLegle- y. "
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

EOR SALE-At Passaic, \. J.,. on Erie kail-
-, As mpts, rom York p irars daily communication 90
10 HOUSES and LOrS from $500 S70' niue wia moisn va
rrove.rts f-ot - $1,000 Also nine honse pr'e
4so 70 200 frnishi houses Possession on Or before
Three hus Colly seats near
aso fr adlres b. FkIlIS, ou corner op2oAs
Ieuut Pa J.
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NOR SALE-" LOCHLAND, the eIegant

EOR SALE-" LUUHLAND," the eeganb
IN corrtry seat of GREENE SMITH built sud formerly oPsd
GEO r. STONE ESQ., of NewYo-k CITY, COMPRISING q % on toe
Of mile south o the beautiful Uaget
Geneva The Improvements consist of hausome and cnro-9as
With all the modern 10 prTeen TO
grounds handsomely ali oct Win snrnb aefehs
acous stables boathouse b4beuse cehouse ne se ee gar
& Abundance fruit and bars ard most ihofolge oe
buildings generally ,,. -,... - a..
b ARE purchase of the most complete snd c
ne II couur redencss For and further paftls sNy
HOMER MORGAN No Puest where Photograph, and sarJ can
d. erfm.ned: or GBRRIr H. SMITH Geneva, NeW-foTk
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NOR SALE or TO LEASE-A MILL PROP
il ElTY one mile depot Morstovn u hss one o. tle
lest ss lower OF tie cOauty ~ feet iA MN las
hesnu use fpf making fasteboah n "''f'4'D'
= 1 Marcu4
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DOR SALE-At Dauen, Conn, the beautiful
COUNTRYSEAT OWN A. CUMMINGS two honses tao barns,
every variety Of outbulgs % ae'ea q land tSey VARIETY Of fruit,
ueary pear vineyard The place flsled sdmla.
hy calculated reuemsus resiucei be % be sppTs
cltcI; "A Aewl l i two churches and L0R
80 nnlr m nTlEn lILLN. so
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| AT PASSAIC. n. j., a new French roof
"A HOUSE FOR SALE, eonuag y oOH' With all ;h modern
proyemeuts bath Watercse bot ald cold
acres GROUND stable etc Pelsaay oe.ied Terms eoy la
| quiTe OF j. > blDDbLL Passde.
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T1IITARLE coal PROPERTY for SALE.

y AtkEo COAL lANiN
ui l3stoh
yns b,sag ors ,aan recently ei eagse Of ags P'l.''
~ kg,orS Paups Breake Msc.ileTy kaItoad lfAeA 49, -
new aul u complete order l.. ,.. "a rrXgcs
Tan, property al pume Coal LAID g'.e' i!b E sslsS
aitenu0l Of capitalists 49,, ..,..,l. hogl-r kh
T.rrr . the property large pA.Lut1 =" 'A'-A''' w.
large hotel store &c - ,,,.,,y, "a ;l .sov iks try
-..IF. -, ~ '"' D. Z. KNIGHT.
w ~ ~ s L. corner " ater and tbes'paisssl,lt,
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SEVEN ELEGANT VILLA PLOTS,

and tie lloresitsd Of j. pey rs Wet end Hudson
CITY D. % uinne, ~ boat ard rail nom Che foot Of Court
sudt Ecwlrrk The property possesses To uuc
guHsI lsssae qark aud LuuetOns
routes Nsvofk Cty. beng by ~ j. Railroad. ard -
inmates obokcu, paepa. jersey CITY ierres
Cars day ad ugtt o. ttte po are tar hovu shade ue
ful u btrlg 1raWbery Aud blackberry tas
&r The Homrrldf story brown Cottage, modern bt
,oi mahogany Will bEtbtoom furnace range rrVe
convenience Plot Of CtouuI UolUO feet These ots
TUu lbhst street ut laid ont % itct vide TIE attention
called being conveniently situated n the
ustes, part o Nesiok than Foureeut, Cy Foraps ot
the prourrJ iurltT en4Fars Coll THOMAS ALDD1
Iadsau tlr Court llousri ALAlN T. WOOD. No %
Mcligomery Jty C JAMES H. Dkf, No ~ IoartandI
. L Nev-lofk
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NOR SALE-A French,prop. HOUSE, at Perth
Ambov EerIsey: n rooms. % lots Terms els Ap'
py TO CHARLES " BUCK Perth AmJoy. SFoareen ifAn' pr
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

Town Of Fiihkl Carthage Landing contsrag ~ vel,
vueel valuable a-I t tie Advantages o. au ha nile
and containing several valuable bulldog SITES abundance
of fruit than lo apple tee' large double hou,s and Al Ne
reces.ay ou.iuugs goqi nrte wax from roat
Depot Apply " A. BUDD. Nos 81 aEa Whlest, y,
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sa9 About acres on the banks Of the Hudsou within ten
MINUTES Of depot large garden with abundance Of frat very
fne ornamental and forest Double brick house, Jores
fne furnace marble mautes hot sud cold waters BATH dumb
ser double sashes gas and everything complete for hrs''
class Sumner and Winter residence cafagebouse, stable ice
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

A COUNTRY SEAT and FARM of 40 acres
N tr sALOne the desirable country near ro.d
depot and two hours the ctr Por Information apply .
JoIiE MUMFORD Executor u Bsrclsyst 26 r 27bs
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EOR SALE-At GREEN's FARM, near So

port Conn., the property long lnown as the IAlLOk hOVs
. Of scconu ltng guests; kept for than 81
Summer resort bv II g. R j. Taylor The house Is IN good orfsr
and m BE- sold furniture and all things necessary Tor ee oa
MORGAN No Pinest GuD
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sl3 Forty acres vngon and Taryown one Of Tue
choicest building sites up that location, and the ony one len Of
any extent NagBfcent views Of the river and surrounding
country Hegerhng stream Of water passing through
wooded entire length Of The property Only
W minutes drive from the depot and in the Deghborhood Of
some Of the finest residences the Hudson ThI property
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

lg Brick mansion built 10 the most substantial and tasteful
manner with all modern improvements mountain and river
views superb AID e1enys four in Ornamental grounds
an, GARDEN with excellent varieties Of ful gardeners cottage
carriage hoase aud farm. perfect home for Sumner or Win
ter seven Minutes drive from depot Plss Of Interior to 30
seen At our once or will take par! exchange modern priced
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

A II NYack on the Hudson, ~ miles from New
"A York splendid 3-,toy frame HOUSE aed With brick al
dern range bath closets heater esags
L for four horses carriage Two lard elegantly snd
oyed water r. mountain spring handsomely ald Completely fur
nisbe vi sold the low price Of S20 Any person seeking
beautiful home Hadson should eIane ta WALLER BALL
LCo No
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COUTHERN DEVEL0PMENT.

- SURRY LAND AND LUMBER ASSOCIATION
Surr County Ban Virginia 81 es above Norf'k oa ne ine
iye froia New ora s LsathT eiis ire .
covered many pats wtl valuable umhfr ara aAl "a
places nth heavy Il mari No oron has better az
m acu.rA ualulcurug. Commercial ierrA 4fA'h i al
from pisutsoHs De- purchased ol A iei'
about grate invited o. county aud are ASA
feul', welcome Ticse rn' at reilcr iTe AZ or 80
Application a. zoe Noftlvfa oIs' 10
Annexation No. lAi south SStlsL. Pi tLe phIl. " 20
". H. ARMSTRONG, President
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EOR SALE-At Newark 3-stOry Brick HOU So,
bot ami cold rood order 10 minutes
Depot. Term, nodsrae Apply 90 j. hEAtah",
81 rhoss Iuursae Comranv BrofIwar. Nevfo-s
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

EOR SALE.-A VALUABLE FRUIT FARM,
s. bhek bol'e ard barn m One condition. ere'l sou
ary In kbae, u scs strawbers several acre6 n a.
berries other choice fi most desirable ftuI snl 'E1L
TABLE FARN situated mile from the ceateT of burlington
n j. ritz with tle araage' 81 ooh eH'
York Philadelphia markets; clauc- so eAep Is
$1,000: balance mo1te Tor Iai1-e pAIAe-'
sllr,,s EDMtND NORRIS. B1rBg'ou, \. J.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

H. An elegant place Of 10 in garden b'auee in lawn
woodlands ornamened grounds hns ale unsurpassed Ver
view house Frame 10 the best 10 rooms fur
paee hot asd cold water g bath &C. lately painted and pui
in perfect orders gardeners cottage earagehouse &C. VIII
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S5Itsttbtstr Guumu geaI Gstatr for salt'

IT MAMARONECK, Westchester Co... mile
n tom crot-l beautiful RESIDENCE; epete sPenau .'e az
uop IS seres variety Of large ard small fruit shade iss h,
- price $4,000 J. A. DELANOY, No. R+ Bo"eU Vl'u''
| W. ''a-., X on the premises.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-03
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRASpIsoo, September 2.-Vice.
President Colfax left here for Oregon to.
day. t1
The Democratic local tickets through
out the State generally have been elected
by decided Democratic majority. The
next Legislature will be emphatic against
the fifteenth amendment.
Later returns give a full Democratic
Legislature. The vote Of this city was
light; about $4,000 names were on the
register, but less than $4,000 votes were
polled. The count Of the straight tickets
for Mayor last night gave Mr.. Coffin
(Democrat) near l4O0 majority but the
count of scratched tickets at eight o'clock
this evening shows that Selby Qndepen-
dent) is about l25 ahead, with prospect
of an increased majority.
Commissioner Osborn has rendered q
decision in regard to the alleged Custom
House frauds. He has committed General
Eagau, in default of $4,000 bail, TO await
the action of the Grand Jury, and dis
charged Mr.. Spear. g.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-03
LATEST TO NOON TODAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
GEORGIA.

MACON, Ga, September IA large
number of men who enlisted for the Gu
ban army are at Fort Gaines, Georgia.
United States Deputy Marshall Cox Or
rived there yesterday, and telegrsphed
that the citizens are unable to cope with
them, and asks for troops, A dispatch
has been forwarded to General Seary,
asking for company oftroops to be sent
to the Fort by special train. District
Attorney Milledge telegraphed in return
to the effect that he will be here this
morning, and also the United States
Marshall from SAVANNAH. Revenue Gut
tiers have been ordered to cruise off the
coast, to iuterceptthe fiibusterers, if they
should succeed in getting away. Great
excitement prevails here, as many who
Joined the expedition are young men
under age. The United States Com
manders Office has been crowded all day
with parents, to hear if the authorities
have succeeded in stopping the party.
The party had special boat chartered to
take them down the river to Apalachi.
cola, and are reported as being under the
command of Major Bridgsford, formerly
of General Lee staff. go
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-03
FO.EIGy.

PARIS, September AIN the Senate
yesterday, Prince Napoleon made an
other speech wherein he gave uttersnce to
very liberal views, calling for additional
reforms, a more complete responsibility
Of the Ministry. The Minister of the In
terror, in reply, protested against the idea
presented by the Prince; adding, signii-
csntly, that those ideas would never gov
ern the Council so long as the present Mir-
is.er should retain the Emperor's conf
dence. The debate was continued in the
Senate to-day. NJ. De sugre termed the
speech Of the Prince Napoleon scandal
lous.
NJ. De Yienne denied that the Senate
Commission disspproved Of the Senste's
eonsuitum. and said they only disaS.
proved oflsuch penatus eO=s=!inn as
Prince Napoleon desired 70 have. -
After further debate four articles Of
tie ssns,e's eonsultum were adopted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-03

the revolutionary party in the Govern
ment There are limits that il
would be we'll if these men would re-
spect, and not, in their eager desire to
hold power. reckIessly pass beyond.
| That any one would think, in his sober mo-
ments, for one instant, of Congressional
aid to place by force Stokes, the defeated
candidate. into the Office Of Governor, is
absurd, unless the Radical party Of this
State at once proclaim themselves for
revolution, and in that event We will de-
clare for the Union. This same little body
of malcontents, of whom Stokes is one,
met at Nashville few days since, and
in resolution which we published few
days since in the LEDGER, demanded of
Governor Senter that be at once call the
old Legislature together, in order TO have
the Fifteenth Amendment ratified BY
that bogus body. Our dispatches state
that Governor Senter' had promised COM
pliance with this resolution, while in
Washington, and that he was now on his
way home to carry out the programme
dictated by Stokes and his bitter pro-
scriptionists. That as it may be, for
we have little confidence in Senter, and
have so expressed ourselves from the be-
ginning; but then the people have another
hold on the carpet-bag gentry which will
in the end render all their doings abor-
tive. If Senter will call the old Legis-
lature of this State together before the
meeting Of the new one in October, to
do the special bidding of Grant and
Boutwell,, then when the Legislature,
freshly empowered from the people, is
asse mbled, it will at once rescind the
ratification, which renders it entirely
nugatory.
On this point it can hardly be doubted
by the Radical party themselves that
while the Fifteenth Amendment is pend
ing that rsscission is not as valid as q
ratification and completely does away
with it.
The effort to force the people, whether
they are willing or not, to accept negro
suffrage, ia an evidence of the decay and
rottenness of our republic which will
never be animated with q just life, until
the enemy of all good government in this
country, which is the Radical party, shall
be driven from high places of power.