davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-16
NOTICE..
$10OO Per Week

Can be made on the quiet BY parties who are
up 70 snuff, without interfering With other
business. Address, confdentially, THO6.
MORGAN a CO., 5Ss broadway, New
XOrk. f -eod-ll6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-16

It's simplicity renders its movements
so easy That child can work IT, 1t is
almost noiseless in operation, and for
speed and rapidity Of motion excels all
others, as has been demonstrated a thou
sand times by competition, 3ld
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-16

The LOCK STITCH which i

makes is more durable and beautiful than
any other, presenting the same appear,
ance on,both sides Of the fabric and will
not rayel. 1t is also more economical,
requiring oNE-THIRD LESS cotton than
anyot.er kind of stitch. Being the same
on both sides, it is not necessary to use
the extremely fine sewing cotton required
by those machines which make a stitch
with ridge on the under side, which can
only be concealed by using thread too
delicate and fine to bear ordinary wear
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-16
The United state. treasury sta.

The Treasury holds in trust for Ma
tional banks, at this date, as security for
circulating notes, $346, $50, 900; and for
public deposits, Sl5,sl9,500. National
currency received from printers during
the week, $685., 500. Shipments-Notes.
$642, ,424; currency, $234,s97 Mntilated
notes burned during the week, $232, 200;
total amount burned, s35, 2g5, $50; bank
currency issued for bills destroyed during
the week, $33s, $40; balance due for mu-
tilated notes, 81 ,27O, ,793; bank circulation
outstanding at this date, 1905, ,209, ,269;
fractional currency redeemed and de-
stroyed during the week, $407, 500. u
Between seven and eight hundred Ma
tional banks have already reported in
response to the recePt circular Of the
Comptroller Of the Currency calling for
reports Of their condition at the close Of
business on December q. , llmita
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-16
DENTISTRY.
INTEREST.
NOTICEI
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL.
MElfPHIs, December IS, $50.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, I
MEMPHIS, December IS, $50.
TUE Interest falling due on the lst day Of
January. ISL. on the bonds Of the city Of
Memphis. win be paid on presentation Of the
proper coupons at the Ofiee Of P. N. Myers a
Co., Bankers. No. a Pine street. in the City
OfNsE York. on and afssr Monday. January
2. lSl.
s3-f JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-16

The mother Of the present Emperor
Of Austria and the queen dowager Of
Saxony are twin sisters, and, again, the
queen Of Saxony and the dowager queen
Of Prussia are also twins, the four being
daughters Of q former king Of Bavaria,
Macmillan. The two dowager queens
have never had any children, but their
twin sisters both have families
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-16

> The prices are within reach Of every
one. Machines are made to suit all
tastes and circumstances, and the plain
est in finish will work as well as the most
costly.
Full and thorough Instructions given
at the house of the customer at any time,
free Of charge, and the utmost pains
taken to render complete satisfaction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-16
=

1t possesses the very great advantage
of carrying the work in the natural way
from left to right-which enables the
operator to handle the work more readily
and to sit upright; while machines which
carry the work from the operator require
an inclination Of the body forward (detri-
mental to health) and are hard and tire
some to use. r ia fshfa9 u 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-16
Wheeler &. Wilson 5
90 M EIW HI 4
SILEMTr W0RKlNG !
Sewing Machine!
TIaN, E0 70 aIAH mon a8Q
rs SUPERIOR =. 'a'A

AIT
It's yeorly sales are larger than those
Of ell other Sewing Machines combined,
This fact alone is the surest test Of its
merit and superiority p j rtyEr o II TO et
rno2 'NAnIsHH AHr
II is an instrument Of great versatility
in its operations twill hem, fell, braid,
cord, gather, tuck more beautifully than
any other machine in use, without bast-
ing or any preparation Of the work
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-16
Weekly Public Ledger,

Weekly Public Ledger,
Published every Tuesday at So per annum On
advance); clubs Of i've or more. 81 30.
Il Communications upon subjects of genera
Interest to the public are at all times accept
a Rejected manuscripts WILL NOR be returned
4 RATES OF oFADvERTIsINa IN DAILY,
sirst insertion. ..;;:..-.....ssl 60 per square
subsequent tlnsertions.......... f60 uM .
For one week.........."-"....aS 20 =,
ror Two week., ~ . A.
Eor tnree wee Weeks............s.......6 W .
For one, nonth......-s.......-......7 50 ,a,'u,s
RATES OF ADVERTISING IN WEEKLY,
subsequent insertions....... 80 -
Eight lines Of nOnpareil, solid, constitute
square, tt va A ~ k.A
Displayed advertisements viii be charged
according to the sPAoE occupied, at above
rates-there being twelve lines Of solid type to
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion. y .ltrrsy
Special notices inserted for ten cents per line
Notices Of deaths and marriages. twenty
Advertisements published at intervals will
be charged one dollar per square for each in
sertion. o4aa-foM baa 1ned ~ haetal
TeregulaF advertisers we offer superior in
ducements. both as to rate OF charges and
manner of displaying their favors. ial
All bills for advertising are due when con-
tracted and payable on demand. igAoa
. Ali letters, whether upon business or other
wise, must be addressed to. hgoliiah
s'TsagFo9 e9n Il. WHITMORE.
'-... 49,. Publisher and Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
TIE NEWHABBURGH DIsAsrER
THE ccRoyER's YyEyr1GArrov.

THE CCRONER's TSyEsTIGATION.
The COroncr's jury in the ease of the disas-
ter on ths Eads0n liver Railroad OF New Hamhurgh
met yesterday TO dcbcrate uTon the evidence which
had been taller Coroner Andrls gave a long and able
summary OF the varous points which " proper for
the iury to consider in their deiberGtons, dwelling
especially upon questions whether the employees Of
The road Lad been guy ofeny neglect OF duty whether
the trains had been properly equipped ana inspected
hcher the cement Of the road had assigned sats
factory reasons for the withdrawal ~ the "aieuAh
from Tho draw-bridgc this Winter whether meihod Oi
more quickly changing tho signoi-hets No'n io' INV"
been adopted whether tho patent brakes were al r,ady
f,r It Use On the night OF the disaster, and where
the resporsbity for their not being app rests Ihe
Coroner also sugr, ted other important queries if con
alteration IN determining the responsibility oi thn oiS'-
ter Up 10 late hour last Light me Jury had not re-
turned J verdict
TnE FUNERAL OP "Doc" SIMMONS.
The funeral services over the remains of
"Doe" simmons were held at the Church Of The Aposte
Ninti-aye. and Tweutyeehth5t at l4t o'clock yeSteF
day. TIE church was crowded. and among those present
were many railroad employees together with Superin-
tcndent Toucey and Assistant Superintendent William
Buchanan The Episcopal burial service wa rsad oy
the pastor the Rev d. Lundy who was assisted % TIC
Rev W. l.. Lewis, but remarks were made AftertDo
service q I'd OF tie coffin WIS removed aai one AFTER
apother tie many friend. OF the brave engineer took
last look n his remains. The body vas cloth'1
IN black ucruO robe, and vas Hieirss'I
the ir,.cfa'rfIou % H. simmons J. go FeL o., ISL
aged &c." The face ~ the decreased appeared perfectly
nargl ara was remarkably well preserved. After tho
cgnCrc CATION had passed out. TIE body was conveyed -
the Tim! il--t station, who're special tam Wa IN
Whiting % carry 10 ID Trinity Cemetery. Tie engine
wa draped i'm mourning and Der3 upon it, sides the lei
trrs T. H. 3" large delegation Of friends aecomph
MED tie nOurners upou TUG ran. nc iJA9"hg, ~
ase 1r.mcn. Iiol-y I. Miller. wiitaa Bard. william
Hidrefh. " William Eus u, Hicnoi.' tatA' II AAerp-!'
John LlurAy, and N4tlaulel sawyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

N-,o,.ro from the graduates OF regularly established
on.rns which make military instruction part OF theu
Courses q study 49,. =. ....o than
- ot.ed lection eases in the next House. OF Wleu
,,.rts will como from The south The policy pf relu'
tur 20 yay contestants who fail 10 sac" l'"' , A.
Grounds for making q contest has had mueh 70 "
lssseuin- &c number q cases 10 the NLlld Cohs -,
The 10. having are the items OF appnpra''" ro
smdTy CsvA Eli reported on AonH2y
1IOuse: 49,, ,o,. reve-
Protection q travellers on steamooats rit1sStsl ssO
-pue cutter r}.c tl5-,Cs ioi hai, uierfeifcrS.
0rD. loan. aud currency and detecting 'rsr, 81 DO
soi ~. stafe prrrtln,it sli400d ninth a 9is.
0O: Winnie Rcam. Ecno siiuCg Massachusetts,
S,o ~, vo, nj m : Courts. &c. s1glV, i lei
Generals office S7o IN. Metropolitan
fsyes ,sS - w. In'sHt Hospital for the Insane. sl'
-O00.C oa.tJia Institution for l s,tbsonian institution
soo i:'nic . GalceI ,s s S2fe a.6 5.sO Of
the ar-h'i.ct OF Iryev OF colorado OF the West
3Iov, = co., survey Of IeIrliS IoS nins.Tn s,oGs
90 paw .nselh ,,,,ses Idaho, Utah. and Colorado,
a. or r,,,hic buildings ana sIVuI , Sitl ilC IN
fslsEd bl.oge, sSV F-aelr1en and Abandoned Lands,
Bureau OF hIItt on Observation OF storms SO2%51;
sh'sD, Safrs for the cost OF enrolling m,n during
70 inde1a II ,0 0J: army contingencies slI76O00;
the X Dc--l'o rment q t64 54 80 survey of the
AGnt e 40: Treasury miscellaneous, t,le ~ oo
coast CO. si5-oO0l; Department OF Agriculture,
nav ,sTols buildings throughout the Uulod States,
sSsSU 20. N-ii-hor-., beloons, and log signals,
ssl'6D; total Saa,el9s3 A..
me stem " $1,000 IN the Civil Appropriation .hlltor
raiptauinc teegraphic Communication between the At
laptie ana Pacific is subsidy 70 the Western UuIou
Telegraph Company. which they receive in virtue Of
ton years contract made when Mr. Chase Secretary
Of TIE Treasury Congress failed last session To- appJ
rate Zoe usual amount, and the appropriation in t!r
bHI Is FOR tc current fiscal year TIE contract ha- soil
Chrce wears 70 run.
a..
che House, has furnished STAT Ieut Of Tie Internal
Revenue cases sud arrests made in Virginia. by tie
reiurns o. the United states Marshal IL appear nat
April . 1859 10 Jan /. ls, ga arrests shave been
made. T5s DistrctAtf'rneys returns from Tho IL n
lamar. 1903 date, ISL show - NOhe
ovstqEis entered n D. Of these ca-os, were com
PROMISED, Is convicted. 3 acquitted. 81 are eli pending
Is forfeited thor enhances, and tbe remainder we're
sisposei =. 5y the arrested person turning states
sYdeucs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22


-dit $50, -,
II +. 90 "a ~ S q 5s' az t .1' ' so .
Lot - - !. 1's . ,s ~ ~; Ell, ~. ~ y;
7,t'.a 20 attend b. f-1r--. ROW 80 p. 49, %"
~ -. -. , ,r,,. ~ I..., -,es
he ''.s -, a. ,, g' =. ~ s A.. , . @ o., -r
me r.l g.s, d" T. n. . A' - - '''-
P,n'uou.'. 3. a., psr-r g'ssss -op!
BEprrSEAt NoqH' 'erae. - Noo','. " - N,T.'i
yer e. 'a a'as p 5i. is-: :'''' ' =,
Fa.'r, a. ,s IN /. .r.. ~ ,-ross 81 I . IS. "a
o.. "A n =. o - y .'a' ., ~ ar, ,,.t,
rIapy,x On pons Pc, 90 a. gre la.. u.oa AZ lrr-so
=, I" 90 ''''''''i''' '-'' -''' ''-'
's s,5 r. 80 - ~ g .I' t,l ~ .
S l5, ss s.! are h. ..s G,.. s5, o. s
F,E,ryg-l, sroir ~ so1lsy Feb 49, asssHns 49,
cAiI, 4. fsr'ss cloth. r,-e- o. r-,sps Loee
s1a =, so 3 Ft -. B'., a-isei aa %. 49,
ted. li,,., g, .esq-rsa-; g.. ..-.-.,.....,-.
CL.cag', r. a'l hr''lslei Ms. open i--.
O Esy.t HeHcvue Eo.rfsl s lingerie --ess. % rsesA,
te5 n 6i... Ii.G-er. a DE ssl r.sf q . .-e ,.,..
b, 'mo-. r.S gs.-s IVY
uAyDOCt-A- Ra-Flr \ j. 90 f-rttiy fsh p H-aT =" AZ
acel 20 . en-. --,.. -, -, .., .. ..-.i.
~ n osi rns ..s ,ss C,s.--s % o. 81 10 3cLc.
orro> IN, ,sbs,b gt i J-raia.s p fGrsa a B. s4oa.Iys
IT, s"r.s al ia,ts os..s ia1 ste sSs~Yors c s''
iiiliE4 stem 80 &c.
q el,.k
m tTtg-st Wv ...s N gea1f, Rx Cfrt Jsln
49, n t.s' Ia ~ 3.f.sr-.
's -ss rcpI D. t,l- 80 F-s t' fsl 70 sr'rs
iun'4at o NJ
i,. At s.5..a.I C4ssis So bf9 Vel. a. sssiiie:
htaaeh
LYOS3--F. f. % BlClu ,. Iyoa1 boz h's 5lIlyra-.
srw.gofs prfsr rird Assoc fss, =
ul..f ra.e nj su.rcH lolr. No -, = lnl a. ~ - .
sr-. MI iyIei to -l OBJ ' rf. iu'' -,a. -.
fle ,'~r 81 H1..nf d & INV, ~. 90 .
hptGren 20 tri ,fr..l st 49, F.a'.. i..N'l 49,
b. Rim MOI e o 1.- u gi3 u - tTis @a'nl~
"a M.,. ..1 a - : e. Inlr-.f. 1.f-a. ~ y le-a
n, sr,, ana f..isa4 ar-l5 l ei : In. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
PnrIrIcALNOrFS

Tho Ohio Senate has indefinitely postponed
t1, consideration Of Wa-Is bin N sbo1-h capita plr-
i.mneIt
1t the charter election held il Saratoga
yesterday tho Democrat, elected Francis L. Carroll
Mayor bv - MAJORITY This IL Democratic gain 81
about 10J year The EpuyAcaAs elected ~ .
out Of the eight Aldermen
The KinCs County Democratic General Conn
Intce received last evening delegation from the New
vlk WorElIrnez Union lcd Topographic al Uaion 30
e. who prof Sod acrusttlo p1Rs35e Of the fh iuiro-
ri.ci 20 tle state Assembly ~ Eur- County member
uroyid.u ror iucvraB tie lleiiUss for convict labor
In Tho ucs County Pe1iieri7ry. conference COM
m4t5ee wa appointed Oh tho -uhtrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
COSyECrICUT.

TnE CAMPAIGN TOE CONGEISe--AS OF lLo'h'
H,RrFORp, c., Feb. 1s.--ihe Congress nom
,.rou in The four districts az this state have D.rA
c,0p,.ed by the Republicans Tins week. and eHcpuhs
IN lIe IId District New London ard Nindhan t'uiuol
,te uemocr.fs have candidates ~ the Held Inc FeoH
nst.n of Me-sTs. strong in The H. heiiosS A '' "
and starka Gather IL the lIld' Is Ah VI
,,f tbes- gentlemen In The present Cong So Jhr
t,.t -. were nominated by acclImaton' pllhonI /"
lio, and the latter received twoihirls vote u TIC
Convection on the int count. the opposing votes being
c..st ly Wudhaul County delegate many 'l "ho"'
wcro instructed 20 vote only for local candidate INC
ressrre r rotation having been pretty strongly deNef
ored o that county. A. wrote yon some 'ne As" ''
notion IA. pr.v,,led in Connecticut politics that Con-
.,essnao VIM ba. served four years should retire.
though he has ust by his Acquaintance and eXprtoce'
Useful to his district snc 20 We have had mere
annually delegation whose influence vas restricted W
the bgeyiy Of tie term Of service hi sthISeat'iets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
JACK euErruD IN omo-AS $1,000 EoBGGET.


a. Walnut Hills lives acarpcnter alC Duld-
cr aiaci james e. Henry. lndusilious carefn me
tc, who lad by gears 81 toil nnlo conhldtiant Io
.-- toward Day Ing up competence Tor hl- "h A-e.
uo.t thru, week, he bui-beC hUndins contract
for " hi,L be- paid uriri ASSOC II. scp me i'i.!
m t. house nil Lat Saturday, when H. cam" 10 the
rtry with the intention paying 80" not" anu orloe
itIHr the remainder iu bank. Before ID" It' Aru ~"
bank here hi. accounts are keit va closed ana ne
Wa compelled 90 carry the money home agiIt v ~
va- driving alGe along JuBest "a A'ondAic, ID lle
eds ~ The Senlug, rufnnatihE houhihsr va
a., prospect that win confirmed prosperity ne
would eOUI. Doe youd the reach Of want ia bis drchS
YEAR, he observed four Bitn apprDas mag h'ui 10
whom however. ho paid ltie aittLtiuu. but a. INC!
came abreast uf him two suddenly seized hl7 hnr~ 1y
the hcad. ard the other -phg iul" ihe huSsl hs
attempted o. draw his pistol, but their noFft ite han
leen vel plauurd, and were =" sudden hui ul,'A
prcted THAI he too late. one a. them cihlche nm
by the throat wile tbe 0ter tore oprn his oai thrust
hi land into tia inner pocket where me- We'lv,u'
l-rkagc carried. seized H. and with signal u" l-
lows sprang from Tie buggy aud Not followed uy lh'
Others. Mr. Henry drew his pistol hnd nrcd htre Hho's
sftcr them but without oiect. he came Ia tho city Hu
uotthod thu police Ot trio affair, but j. hardly Pro"o
That the rObers VIII Dee brought 60 Justice. IN" "7s Ia
very hravly upon Nj. Henry, especially A. NJ has H'
completed house fur LiI-tt Ou walnut liSi cvss'hs
ts,yby 8gICh IL uSt YcI tA vA4 tyE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
LATESY EELp NEVs.
tro- osl>r stp ys,'s see rRsrs P,r'I

AkfflNEDs
e.gs fo az Il vrTr
~. assn u r. j. y r.si. P,ii,iei,t.,.
stesHsp Br,,klh t.r broos' Iv-p,oi P-h -
C1e',evu lbl T.'h ~. loon . isIr Zen u -
r'-' ts Fasnss Pa,. ta'l - H.p o'ahl y .a a. - -
re-. W ~ is's tn I..hf' 'Fi' v % -
~ ~ chang ngh. asesl lh a. ~ = n'' 'ia ,-
- -, 49, . ,'l..L p 'l.. 10. '7 80 '-
H. - s = p 90 ~ 'n'. u - - I. rt.,s Sou.
r. 80 80 n 4, No. L.. y, la 49, {.
Hal rrl . veaIasr ,bLf ~. .r
srlt !. a' q. -latL u ca S.rls
senr. Algna ssz-r, nlror, eesol
h.nr. tsrl. o, Berger SAINT o.
s'-' Y. '.. 80 -.i
s.b, Ga. 80. Sl,ti ~ s,v,-,.
~. So. NO, r. -.-..r b.
-, II ~, p pa ~ nm I'll ,,.
~ .,y- 4 fs.r i.,i .-,-t- IN h A.. st,-,.
s,5E t.e.t' g.,.i9ti viz -a
80 No. q p.t. f-er snt..t rs..r g.,. 2 f,ys IN NV,
oli - ','--', 49,. 40. r-t..t-.4
p. oo.i,- b. IL, 80 '
SER E,ef e., "" ,,''1 r =, ''m ''rr
of.r lDl o. s-....,
49, i.pI
60 49, E.,s,. M t.,.,,
- 49,, a. >-.5... ,.a.,.r-
sctt b,s.f-tr- f5i Tr...a-1f
ST. Ns7r E'lamf. H. ioa.r H.fHfrt
HH. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
TIE STAFF AND TIE STEVENS ELL.

To lhe Edl tor Or Ire Irt0"ht'
SIR: 4 writer over the signature OF Line,
IN che iso OF mcrrn; paper Of the 18th inst proposes
mat .e,,ps one two tfree and four Of the bill is2
,,ov, ~ the .teven- bin. uuI which it viii be remem
bred recently passed the House Of Representatives al
rt unanimously. should be altered to SUIT lin. He
e thu: 70 satisfy these aspranLs Iata1 onicerrl
sho d sire the titles Il captains aud commanders In
m ~, tbo.e Of surgeons, paymasters, and engineer.
-. % kc Nc VIII this nautical Scion I've pleased to
,ot out 20 the public generally aud to the Senate Naval
committee m particular. in which section OF Mr. ste'enss
b any provision Is made for comforting the aaes OF
C,ptan or Commander or any member on me corps
a It,inc tntimatnE the existence on their part OF
~ aug h 80. or prutenSOnl AM sure that echo the
Genera sentiment OF che stan corps "l me navy when
81 - tev have no necessity or desire 10 dress them
80 IA am such borrowed pumes." which could in
- snbauco a. ther the scii-r speot or respectahty
u. nay a royps Ths titles Of Medical Director Pay
1i,,s,tor a. proposed ~ the bh Of tho Hon. Dir.
i,- A. e-s ntaly distinctive from those borne by
% t,re and ,,eIe made Intentionally Houon the
sroa - t4o ,tAf Jol.go iae Tito " 0a>AAAo cola-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

mander. 6c, entirely gratuitous, b say the
least o. 10. Tho staff corps simply claim a hNed
and clearly defined position in the naval organization u
der TIA, tloy may be protected from humiliation and m
justice.
A. 10 records ~ service the staff challenges comIr
son. Va DEVOTION patriotism o. discipline with the Line.
Ihe nrs - surgeons on the active st or the navy f'e
performed longer term Of service tean any OF tho Com
MANNERS ana more than One-thrd OF the whole nuil'
OF Capa nA IL - proposed that the number OF the IN
corps H ilo aggregate shall bo unchanged while titlt
pay uulunS ~ tls ngndge 81 tire biz. q" ~ now rr1
Nded consequently 10 increased expense - mcnrr0t.
ACw- IOTk, Feb. n, I57i srAly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
ORR 1,IpAs.AEIE srREErs.

To TIE EditOr Of The TrtbS"e
SIR. Broadway has been cleaned and - has
Ffave but are they alone worthy Of The coatFs'toT-
attention. Look at west Fourteouh-st The snow snd
&c ra Tot above tbc cur1 and the whole track # 80
l OF deep holes that no pcrson ran drive over II with
safety horse vehicle 30 with Tho side streets ON
either side % the car tracks the ice rises in pes, seem
,u'y only Whiting t0 be earted oE. TIE public should
not e compelled wait the SLOW action OF the SIN TO
remove such h.aderanocs o. transit lev d4ys work
Will accomplish ali. l. IL 90 BE douo' MERCHANT.
N.lg- York. Feb. ~, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
NFM-rrRsEY I.EGIsI-A1I-nE-

AN ERrI DEFEAT-A COAST CtNAr--A NEW RAIL
ROAD AND TUNNEL UNDER TIE HUDSON
BILL, SIGNED 81 TIE GOVERNOR, ETC.
Tins weeks session of the Legislature has
hoor one Of business On Monday U -t, when TIE time
expired the reception " private bills less than %
h1ls were 'roduced OF which "a were ~ the Assembly
The Joint Curinroa the I;e1strrJrr Of TIE -t.te
held meeting yesterday afternoon, aLa decided That al
papers relating o tc subject must De pre'erted at the
meeting Tuesday eyeru, next 90 receive COZ ddera
ticD. Inst eye1in the Committee 20 consider tie Legal
y Of the ninth section o. the UaDtou Land act under
which t1e Air Line builds portion 90 20. road heard those
opposed 20 ~ rcpeG. Although the Railway tomraur
eutrolucetH d f0rthe incorporation 81 tie National
NrtIer-eg u Is not n. en- rd 10 abandon the orpo ION
the repeal ~ the ninth section lls nr is NO" M ol5
ulu-r patchwork charter posed - ses rl con
-iruo,s roads through me state. TN. Company deere
II L. ye one e. ar pr. aoi government fie road
,-or a-nsar s-ri Tre bins which wern INTRODUCED
among Tie first Of c sion are DELAYED under 'aroa,
ureieKts. while Other bills OF later trl-iu lave Fdast
S.-ce,,ocd IN the tssenrlv mentioned in rsf-~day
TRiBCNE whereby bro sees . escape payment ' axe
~ jersey city = 10 1ylae1t OF lst aE 20 o. sl'e'
Mil liz Outpost wrIl'y by trc gcgr-s"l tat ts - t"-
cities who suffered q the band. ~ Ere. hos. ,'o,t
Ladsr 1f tne united Conn aH.a who ItF'f gre I'ip-.'l
ease 100 tne feLues wanna Central stc 1hAid ga 1J tDe
ID VII. b pr'N.l., l1r g. n VI o.. a. "...- ''-'
Iu tue senate ycse-ln, II" receive. 70 n'oT ~ ."
pas .se. 3D., .o.. g.. - 90 a. O. ~ - -i D. pass
ie6.r Ie,o~eti.sf.- ot.er violation. Itis THIS rep
over which t.s WaI c.'1te "ss i--l VEGA 80 as
1.--,a ia, s.eoly iur 10. O45 tie people g '-I5o.
t,..-- tta-~. Introduced b.i % incorporate me
-,-,.- jsr-,., Coast tafai Company, n cfpf.l g..
E.e .g A ID .I..c . -I.I .Ii 90 connect "a. .i -
L .i.lr r.e. with tir rHr.-.i.s r5. ."s OF Delaware
~. - I'D h, t-s, near SANDY lfr.'-. TIP '.h tina
t.s Of ... sf.4-, .r- PI.er. tt-nl. o.. Born '-ta
500 n .--.,o 2.v.r ID DEM, grsck, "a. ne zoe
g.. IN. IS .la,yar..
.. frtroFrlcI a 1.'.I -,y-'7. o. rr.t |r Grim =
.- l.re 3, ust rs.I WINE il -firn o-. Iy -.c,-
.le u We pres-ut Gt Tire tI.sl, 10 snail Do Jaw
trT-r.- - .f e a Prosecutor If Tie F-as
' my ro ,.,lai1 autHor-y FROM @ judge n tts
-,,re, C,i-t "a, y.ifrtl " .4.s 90 ce-trli pa.u-.
it-r pl...., atrn..crI o. lfI providing the a4-
p"i-,u, !. a.. ,l M :. s I7r.- = t,f -rsr-
10 70 ,, % i-,.,l.- ...r,.-. .u. n. rolt tricks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

Afro ACHING ArJOraNMESr or TIE LrrIsLA-
1UEE-IMPOErANT MEASURES PENDING.
AUGUSTA, FEB. Y.-lt Is expected that the
legislature Il adjourn saturday. though many in
portaBt measures sim pend n, The House yester
day passed the most rI caHt bin o. the session. being
general r. road Bill Emilar - the Massachusetts aw
Tie bill 20 abolish tire state Liquor Agency excited
fierce debate On the House to-day hut i defeated by
ten majority. Il was yirtra'y f-ht Tor free I'm. IL
nueuccG ny tie Boston liquor dCaer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
lCE-E0Ar REGATTA.

The rains of Saturday cleared the Huu'
son az PJughkeepsie Of snow shd io' ''S'
cana freezing weather, sud tho p,N'
,n. Oh. r,,.r ,.a. covered by ,-o CLOAK sheet
., Too ,,r . ais,ance NJ 100 miles. Not On sostruo-
ton me- the view anywhere The tNcshon Ss rs'nruy
made that tho annual ceholt reses" o .ig6t niles
TresdaV ~ ga IA The course 5hlltst WIS 49, ag,,
sonth ~ rrfnrn The prize vas W. p'ben... ~
Ella. NeWsbor Ieice, ZePhyr 81. S b', Vas u
VIZ ~ Ibe Els lis,head u IA' y
,'Vs ~ IN successOn by iocie, hGAe' a"'"S aA''
A =