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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-25
Price s45; without table, s25

Eight reasons 1rl1, the buckeye s acfslg Nj
chine is superior 10 all others:
/. 1t is the simplest shuttle machine
made. go
,. 1t has less wearing parts.
g. 1T has no small springs or compound
cranks.
work without change
5. 1t has less pieces of machinery.
6. 1t is less liable to Dreak neeaies thfin
any other machine.
+ THE shuttle viii wear longer than the
shuttle in any other machine
8. That it has the best feedlng device,
which viii never wear out, get out OF Or
der, break needles. feed uneveniy, Sill, on
one 11arf Of the fabric viii come out shorter
than the other, which all other feeds are
liable to do. 1t makes every St1fch OF an
equal length. 1t is stronger than otner
feeds. We can take a strong piece oI Gioln, & On,
and put one end in our machine ana the
other end in any other machine, ana guar
antee that our machine will take the cloth
from the other. in consequence OF the SUI
perior strength of the feed.
1t is the only feed strong enough TO feed
thick sole leather, sewing On snoe soies.
No soaping the cloth or any other aid Is
II has no complicated machinery, and
therefore is not liable to get out OF order.
1t has a beautiful movements making
nearly two Thousand stitches per minute
THE BIlckeye Sewing Machine makes the
lock stitch, the same as the Howe, Wilson,
Singer, and Florence, alike on both slqes.
We offer premium of one hundred aOAdTs
for any machine on this coast that viii
make q stronger or more elastic stitch than
the Buckeye. For full particulars address,
MINER e PEARSON,
Gen. Agents, Albany, Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-25

NoTIcE.-t'rom and after this dat
}. GiTsdwoil will deliver, free OF charge
to any portion Of the city, stoves. tin
ware, groceries. or any other mercl,an-
disc purchased at his store. Call and
examine goods.
L11y4l J. GRADWOIIL.
Corner First and Ferry streets.
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Albanp Rs1i5trr.

60 Subscribers finding an " after their
names are informed I hat their Subscription
expires with that number, and tfsey are M
vited to renew it, Terms 50 rer annuni,
in advance; six months, 81; three months,
81.
sss Legal tenders received at par frorn
subscribers in the Eastern St:tes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-25

j CoMPLMENTARY.-W are pleased
to acknowledge the receipt Of COM
plimentary ticket to the temperance
festival at Good Templar's Hall, Port
land, which was to have transpired last
evening. We hope the festival proved
= grand success, and are sorry that we
could not be there and get our share Of
the jolarity.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-25

A. Wheeler, dealer in general
merchandise. A large stock of all
kinds now in store and for sale at low
rates. All kinds of produce bought at
highest market rates.
Cash paid for Wheat, Oats, Pork,
Butter, Eggs, &C., &c.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-25
WHEE4SAR1 DAVIDSON.
REAL ESTATE DEALER.

RI3AI. ESTATE in this CITY and EAST
PoaIIAND, in the most deeirstbe locaii-
ties, consisting Of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS,
ana BLOCKS, HOUSES and STOR I1S; also,
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable rn-
ciliflyateft Ian Ds, located in ALL PARTS of
the STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE, AMI other property,
purchased for orcofrespondents. in silisCITfY
AMI throughout the STATE aud TERRI
iORtES, win great care ana on the most
ADV ANTAGEoUS TERMS.
HOISES and STORES leased, LOANS
= ?Si2efoII AIti,. and CLAIMS OF ALL DE
StitlP4ioSS PROMPTLY COLLECTED :;
and q general FINANCIAL and AGENCY
BUSiS ESS transacted.
AGENTS Of this OFFICE, ir, all the CI-
lies and TOWNS III the STATE, will re-
ceiye descriptions OF FARM PROPERTY
anu forward the same o the above adj
dress. aov3
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A GENTS WANTED m EVER y TOWN
IA and county on this coast,
Address, MINER q PEARSON,
Albany. Oregon.
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NEW TODAY.
Election n Nestice.

TIME ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFIC-
Z ers of the city OF Albany. Linn county.
Oregon, will be held on Monday, the 4ih
day OF December. 1871, at the office of the
County Treasurer, in the Court House in
said city: and the polls viii be opened ut
o'clock in the morning. and closed at 6
O'Clock in the evening of said day.
by order Of the City Council.
ELI CARTER,
Nov. Is, fs7l-llw2l City Recorder.
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CONDENSED, THOM-
y as Cold Water Bleaching, and other
kinds. Sold by WHEELER,
IIV4 at Shedd.
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strayeaa or STOLEN.

Strayeaa or StDHeEa.
EROM MY FARM, THREE ~
Il miles east of East Portland, fN@>
about the 1st of August, 1871, f{-4A
a small BAY MARE, described -1-4-Z--<A-.
as follows: About II hands high. 6 years
old, branded c on the right shouider.white
face, one hind leg white, shod before, and,
when last seen, bad a small bell. attached
compensate any one returning said mare
TO me, giving me information of her
whcre, bouts. f. +. GAVIN ESS.
November Is, IS7I-11w4*
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ENLOTHING and BOOTS and SHOES
~ fine assortment, very low--by WHEE-
LER, ut Shedd. l1y4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-25

(sAsH paid for WHEAT, OATS, PORK,
~ Butter and Eggs, by WHEELER, at
Shedd llV4
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OYSTERS AND SARDINES, NUTS AND
NJ Candies. and other kniti>- >-iSn:cl1s. sold
hv Wheeler. at SHEDD. 1Iy4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-25
ELI CARTER
Is agent for

cWEET POTATOES, per last steamer, b
3y4 DUBOIS.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-25

VNTOOL SHAWLS, long and square, plaid
w and striped, for sale by WHEELER,
at Shelld. iva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
THE MCCAHILL WILL CASE.

The trial on the probate of the will of Der
nard L. McCahi was resumed before Surrogate Hutch
ings yesterday. The testator this divided 100000
among his relatives. 10 the children Of Thomas Ne
Cah he devised the fee of his property and to the rest
OF the egatee only interest and the latter now CON
test the will One hour consumed yesterday in tho
discrimination OF Charles A. sprnget who tesined
that he had been for several years clerk in the employ
OF the deceased; during McCahis last illness the u
ceased frequently sent for him To discuss business a
ters the occasion of Of his visits he WAS .ylu ~
the deceased to draw his WILL for that purpose tno
ceased gave him old will aud some instfuVtoH W
guide him In the preparation Of q new one WIN ~
he went 10 his office and prepared the VIII now ~
bate: witness was one of the subscrlDhE W., -
thereto. and he that It had been regularly 'A'
cnfed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republicans of Bangor have nominated
Samuel H. Dale for Mayor.
A. G. Markham is the Democratic candidate
for senator in the With District Of Connecticut.
The Conservative members of the Virginia
Iegi.ature have nominated L. - Senator Johnson for
reelection to the Senate. The vote stood johnson, 80
P6ndletQp, l6; Daniel, 10,
Luther c. Dodge, Rep, was elected Mayor
OF Burlington VT tho 7h inst, receiving 1G2s votes
out of ,O93 east for Mayor At the same eecuoh' WI"
liam G. Shaw, Rep, was elected CITY Judge Dy JAY nh
iOrty over L. Il. Englesby.
The Republicans of Newburgh, Orange Co.'
elected their candidates for Moyor and the entre cy
ticket at the charter election Tuesday last by ma
Ortes ranging from i4 10 e7S, making gam Oh a t
of the four Wards and make sharp psh TOT THO oei
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PERSONAL.

Tennyson's physicians are of opinion that
the poet laureate danger Of losing the use OF his
eyes.
Robert w. Pearsall, late Democratic candidate
for Assembly Suffolk County, has departed FOR santo
nou 20 on tour OF observation May pleasant gales
attend him!
A correspondent from this city writes that
Cen John c. Fremont has lately made 100000 IN
mining speculation and that he has been unusually ior
tunate In HE operations during the past year
Orders for Mark Twain's burlesque biography
have been received. it is said TO the extent OF So""
comics and his publishers expect u sell 10000 AZ
rruain GETS six cents copy, he may CONSIDER s W."
for such bagatelle rather easily made.
The renowned savan, Thomas Huxley, now
Az WAS a poor boy; studied medicine at the Chsring
Uospta London, and at 20 had higher ambition IMAM
N he an army naval surgeon. His first approach 10
sstablh,hed re putstiOn only fifteen years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
TUE METEOROLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF NEW
ifb

meeting of some fifteen scientific gentle
men connected with the old American Ethnoog1ca 30
etv waa held evening at the residence VI the HON.
p g. souier No. 1876 East Thirty nnth-st, 10 consider
the rropriety Of changing the title OF the Association
"a adont resolution and code OF bylaws OF stricter
I'D mora actively working character In the similar
gauizations of London and Paris Mr. squer opser'oo'
the fnnciions Of Ethnology had been long snce ef
hned for the broader ground OF Anthropology 30 %
90 ohrace undef that general title the cooperative Ia
90 ,he am, tomist the philologt, snd srchSologist
% omhjne in ono scheme OF study whatever Ieates W
eSto,ia man Besides these examples tne PtVPossSu
ho"es NJ title was recommended 10 Ihe pon' w ,no
tct 81 minor chronological Soeieues OF similar VIZ. W
' " ostatsnee In boston and this city Inc m.tting
,S Is ,yansacons of tho Neurological society py tne
So,starv Dr ri III Stiles; recitinR among other
The transfer OF the effects " the HisOroa "
cx Tbe proposal OF change OF name was ,loh l.su
Inv the Chsirmxn Mr. Alexander y Cotnea, anu Az ,h,s
unanimously The chronological society ..s ~, W.
acf dissolved the "AntbrOpollg1cai Insuu. "a
Yerk" vent into session the afOrenaineo 80
Secretary being continued In ther seats py sIres ~
ON motion Of Mr.. j. q. Shea, the CbaiI hPposa r,,
gentleman, with Judge DAILY and Dr. rsa,1.tion
njtiee 10 nominate oficers for temporary oI
% be confirmed or chssged by tho iSrma s s COMMITTEES
tiOnay provided for In January next INC g., presI
handed IN the oi the Hon T. g. bqeit ~. g. v,ae
dent and Messrs J. c. Knox and George oouoh h ~, s
President, with complement OF ofoers Wncn , iha
tlOns confirmed. Tho difficulties Oh gums ~
transactions Of such institutions pubihneu ,,n
form having been preached. Mr.. bquier offered ~ NV
the records tor year AZ his own cbarxo hi'' w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
GERMAN PEACE CELEBRATIONS.

CLEVELAND, O., March 9--The Germans
held meeting last night to complete arrangements for
their peace celebration The Central Committee has
issued proclamation for general distribution n North
ern Ohio calling upon all the German people 90 PARTED
nate in the celebration; also requesting oil German man
acrers and merchants in the eity 10 close their places
o business on the day of the jubilee, the 2d OF March
A concert will be given on the night previous,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 9-Ihc Germans had grand
peace festival here tonight Gen. TransNlcht delivered
The Grafton. The proceeds Of the concert aud ball,
which closed the festivities, for the relief OF
wounded German soldiers. The whole AFFAIR Was "a de-
cided success.
PITTSBURGH. Penn, March 9-Tho German Peace
Jubilee, in Library Hall tonight, was very numerousy
attended. Addresses were made, tdbleauN were eI-
hibited songs we're sung, &c.
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ALLES-Ou Tur,d,y 9th. Ae daueht' Of The lss s'pA's
Allen. in che 7su, year OF mar egg. IL, Id, =, ,, ~, s.i -
SnsGsr afternoon At Plga Baptist Charcin "s'
Thrty.thlri-,t between Eighth ard Ninth ayes
BROwN-on THURSDAY aer long Ass Jane Eeqaa 'sheh
S o. John SrGr h g h.r S,Sep Mr. q H. Morrison ss
Aactaa BroNu respectfully invited to aisd her ngri m hes
remains yi b, conveei 70 Tsfryto~n for enA' on sfiHrN b.
RARToJA Phephis evening 9Th inst, ser zoos
nes, MARY eldest daughter Of Che '.e sa'nSais D' io"'e"'
Irtsrmeut at Grcen~ood.
CHAPMAS-Oo THURSDAY March Ela Norris. ~i Of Fn"sE'
Rslspe. md friends u the tsmiS are invited he aaer,,
Monda, March D. at from her i''e residence No. "a Ma
orty-fOlf,AsG
Attic Everett, Hou., ci. the Oh d d month VII
liam ". PoH. in the 18th year Of his age
r ios Mar Sssoa Grn5sa aged cs1.
Fq Rma1 rsi be SSeS 10 MoStgor-crj 0sss 90.
GILBERT "Wednesday March o. a. NsE Brighton g. irnao W.
RsIScs ,nd friend, sre invited '.teud aerl m " bis late
denes. Pranklnsye. New Brighton, on SATURDAY 1t p NJ
h. snd Florence W. GOuraDd
HYDE; seeoSf w. % R.a e. Va w., p Matte '' child d l.
MACKAyAt Caledonia. N Y. Of the Stu inst BIS lus"a s'
mASPgRToS BrSoIyl'e, on Thursday Ms'c9. Georss Mao
esou. IN She 9Th year ofhus ase
Notice Of flBeo,l hereafter
McGlSSIsM,rchs 1871. Maria = Hare, .Glu.' Of 40 IN
Hgk-st. BROOKLYN aged n yeaIs, u uoaits ta1 'd''s
Paneal viii lake p- on sunday nsi as oeosS inp Che fre
Toonso papers pesse copy
McXSIGHT--On lie 9Th iua ,ar. sdOs = J. NJ @SnisAi
ranstsi services f. bs ens, Charles maxsa
Poaghaeepsie, Ca Saturday o'cocl 3.
MIRRAYAt Elizabeth n j. Tuesday, saroh Mn NnA . ~
WIDOW of he Rev. DR.. Nicholas hnrr1v-. -.s
Fuarl FRIDAY. March TO- ~ from Der late Fsa or's
RgA-Ou wedaesdsy March iJ7l, D.'d tes r - 49,
4auersl o. Fsy Afternoon ook fOs no rrs-e'n " os
brother Paterson n! F'eas Sfs'Ss OF . '
iug The ssrr ass vii 81 The l ~ be Hs'l ', ~ -
- on n. ,rr,, lie patns8. Tls u1eeds NsiSk 70 - a.
rerra.ns will have opportunity u 30 ~ sS ~ 80, ~ -
r Pollok no. is jersey Civ % Tha"dA'' ''" ~ ~
tO3p M . -.
yuoNPSoS On w-tsessy Nsch Ancs" riznFsoo 'sed 10
al az r nj tks alsss on SUNDAY lslh ns. ii o'clock o he
late resdeaoe ErSst~ fstss Of Tie iAiA' '' "'P!
iayts1 q aIcld
VAN REgssRLAERis dis et, "a Iae'da "a 4A'' '" ga
ps.s.escr N d. IN the 73th year Of hs Ssr -, -.
ps,.,iys. and iam ara u'kd % hSsp th ehLea
~ Pssr. Cbspe BroajVsy, On l"y asfno.4 a. Oe"o'
unon A.AIes C., NAlrht Laeias . We'd @BnoAyn' T..
sgca a. . Il, go, $1,000, -.
wsrRRson rsd,y a,t atts Yates N hs ~ y,As o. s'
I yes so feuts 81 e emily reslsc.fy ly'ei 70 nel
b Gfusrs Friday mcrng az 0eIct s"u - !sts ~"
t,,u,t The VIII hc c"nelri " - fareAs aihels
b smn high requiem VIII pe 70 ebfN'" of 'le pNe
IN. sol tb.gce Beyeaih Csustsry iot iaisrest
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~ created shall desire w build additional lines on via
d railways, or branches from tine railways hereby au
th0r1ed IN any part OF said city, or into and IN tne
County OF Wcstchester by viadcts otherwise, u sa
he laVful for them to do and for that purpose 70
cOnsrust the necessary bridge or bridges the
Spuyton Duyy Creek and Harlem River and 20 create
and issue such additional OF stock shall
be necesfy therefor and TO construct, operate and
maintain tho same and charge and collect fares for
transit and the at not exceeding proper
tonably the rates hcrcnbefOre mentioned and All the
provisions Of this act in relation the Vaduet Rail
WAYS herenbefoIe mentioned shall be deemed and taken
10 be applicable TO the additional lines OF railway
branches provided for in this section, the az II
their routes aid location had been included and men
toned i'm section Of this act.
SFc 49, For the proper equalization OF interests ~
shareholders who may Subscribe and pay in moneys 10
different times and for equitable adjustment OF the
pros upon the stocks bonds subscribed and paid to
advance the interests of said viaduct railways or its
brrnches respectively the directors Of the corporation
hereby created may "a be kept separate SET OF
hooks of ACCOUNTS for each Of said railways or
branches and also issue stock bonds, scrip
or other evidence OF Indebtedness and owner
ship by or in each or either on 1iid
railways or branches separately, ana sid directors sn'
also have power TO issue TO shareholders ron nm
time as they may pay miscellaneous on the StoeA SUI
srrbcd by them scrip for the interest on such PY
payable out Of the earnings Of said railways or
respectively; and 10 shall be lawful for said
issue and sell bonds denOminated Income bouS ~
cured by and payable with interest thereon iOm VIC IA
come OF the said railways or branches respt, uNt)'
SEC Il. This act shall take effect Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
LATEST SNIP REHS.
fFor other snip Re,0S See Eird 1d1eJ
AHHTVID

steamship Camilla tBr Col Meaaa y W. vs. % @s ',, ~
asy' S tl me,s - 20 y aaa X A. o.s. -
Sisa .i is@,s AiSc Loroo Charleston ~ inst With d
steamship weybose Busrr New Orleans With ni, sd pas
d + Steamship Ti,opa o..sr Ha7cr goo=.
Ship John Milton Icry). Do Bcrur. "asm.oa Nor ~in
" Sim 70 GSoar ,o Gror M,ek. Grccnl ~ pd lcs
bat heavy westerly gales fes aher eco"nrs
X dunn mich % VA. ing 10 unier me ofnan,- All
only hour, lee mi, water boost Of The sis eeng so
oo S% % Tp he ship ieor ne srga sn ,s'
viii beasg sea washed he'd ,si psr opa.t trldS
sn'd bctSeen d,cAs aai olea away '''a ss
weteTy gs. to March FEB - ii y ~ i"n - " 'Ics. ,A
Peerless of LvercoD steering TO ihe March ht F" T" y" Ton
W r, Sroa , ,of osonde n s. Wood se,S a. via
cork, SC. Miller liodghtoG j. bcaa4 10 Perh M
Oech. 90 had weather The Cahs is anood inside s>d'
Bssss; Had variable "eeFi has be-" +d''
'' Bas Tor2oai sOe Mst'p's via c,la a' With ''s"
add moSs 70 Yong, q 20 ,e'ss 30 ~, N a., nth m,
a'se 10 L. = Amsnck Co yessi 90 ; 9. L9o -" "'' ''
Brig NJ Knight Cof Y,moath Me- Dau sat.n7s 3 ays
S.9 sugar s 10 Sl, , ' north o. i,rss ~ psss,
bgaDu 10 miles south Of the lighsds ,unk alta a, aas o., an
run ), steamer; here sie,u, lns short d''n'e fro"
Ser JShp + merrill l7,ea s'l, & IIa% rcs,s ~s,tsa
to Cape Hses DAYS ror oi hat pou' orO'e main s'L
DOMESTIC PORTS.
pi SS5of fo s Ss. s Sans S ss Nae si s a
Annie Insgua Bo"~, hp HnR'oa F""
Calcutta Jessie Rynss from CienBsgoS
DISASTER.
Andrus, y b., 1 fo~is-
was totally wrecked on rocent Two Of ue
belonging soro died from exposure. The Afao had ana
Of railroad sleeleS-
SPOKEN
Peb TO- by ship Rooparen 20 ~ lon. W. bp reeess1s
jan IS by shin Milton g. ioa Is % W. bark Aus
* a. Bsaya Plnouth; % lat g. lon 10 H. ship fiHh
Dean (Br ssmbos Rotterdam ~h los Of utier sai feel
water the hold serng He'eDsVgaie pssancs San
lat 25 90 lon r. inuesdor () from Boarhon Of bs
% % ~ lon 20 10 W.. ship Remington lsh tn- Lee
Boston 90 days OpI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN STATE CON
VENTION.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., March 9.-Thc Republican
State Convention met hero to-day. The Hon. Jonathan
Brayton presided. The old ticket renomnated,
follows
For G0pernOr-seth PndelfOrd OF Providence.
Lieutenant Governor Pardon W. Stevens OF Newport.
Secretary Of SfGts-JOhn r. Bartlett of Providence.
Attorney General Willard Sayles OF Providence.
General TTedSurel-Sanuel A.. Parker Of Newport.
The Convention entirely harmonious, and the
nominations by reclamation except in instance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
CRIMES AND CAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The American Hotel and adjoining buildings III
s,s, I.fbsrA, Cal, vs. burned on Tuesday.
peavey's steam mill at Passadumkeag, Me"
"a, bun ed yeseri,y. LoD, ss,0ci Insurance, $500
Hiram Pool, whose trial was to have taken
.. an Tussdsy sOhor, CAL for the marer Of o. hAfroA
f,n,sd msel 10 MS osl the night preceding
William Mckay, the notorious highwayman,
in other recently robbed the Southern ~
s.s ,ss mad. h, ss,s ,h, Sal, Lis City prison. IN company vim
thfos others
William Parker alias Bill the Boatman,' an
IA csfri.u TuesIsy beat through
d. Golden Gate Fsn The day tho boat sss found
s.psissd and crushed
The extensive cooperage shop Of Robinson q
RILEY IIFh.ny CITY Penn, vac barn:l Yesterday LSs.
0y,y 0o so men pforn out OF employment number hos
Belonging 70 .he Allegbsry sook Yards also burDsL
.Ex.M Mayor Brand Of Galena, ILL.,, was struck by
ys9s GA Tne.dsy morning while adjusting TN -stet PIPE hoar NC
no, On nd, hoase rendered unconscious and CONTINUED
IN al co son anl dsoOTsrd lie rsio.t eva
,cOqsnes. end . doing seh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Dgrror Msrh aFon steady WHEAT steady .sd iecsed -
RIra 81 20; Regular bI D. Corr tai; held sc Cosrr sod
80 CO.
Jors March a-Coiios dali and nominal q l3ic Foa
lrm Choice Superane WiDtgr. 80 double Ef 20 D@F6 rs
No Rel Winter ~ IS Corn steady a. D9a for Whit es
tfe for Whit sacked GnHer Ne - Ole sAete Al fg3 r.
Barley unchanged Rye steady e 9sa9ic NbskI GOV g. b9e
Tobacco steady. Begging unaneet PORK sepeei
sacs. Blk Meats-no sales Bra nominal; Shosier Cs
Rib ME Clear sides ne Sgr1rcued and Pgis, 10. gge
tlnylsed Do Ice Lard quet iltc f0f Aee Hos ~ %
Wheat
NgwoRE,Ss March 9Fur easier; Supervise, 90 20 Doe.s'
Eria, - u Treble ETtn. 81 So Com easier, Witt 1gDIlc
Rran ~ 2'Wsl - Pofk-neu. S2s G2i0 1 Baeolshoaer>
9yc; Clear Rib n,c Clear Nd~s Ric. Sugarfafed HsHs 'e
MosEcs-GOOd isrmcnting gafc; strc Prime. &G1t oats
iiav Isr SUGAR WHISKY AMI Co-ct unchanged RrchnxeergG
III, kcwYork cht discount Colt ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10

aARATOCA COUNTY
THE FEDERAL ELECTION LAW.

At a meeting of the New-YOrk Council OF
the Union League Of America held last night Mr.. Mel
lish presiding the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
U1geas members Of the Legislature % this STATE IN
or imperative The law Of Congress TO secure
voting have proposed to separate The Presidential eeoons
from those Of the Ststs aud.
The holding Of two cleo single year involves great
expense ami trouble 20 the peope; therefore,
Roei That that Representatives IN congress amend
electoral law that electors VI Pdn; and NcePrdtnt nd
Representative Congress shall he voted for in the several States
and within the hours prescribed for tie general Sae cleo
81 that such State and that the canVang Of yo Tor f
electors sa always other and the canvass
for Congress shall b. next IN order
rd organizations Of the R.puh
lean parry 10 fsy0l Che Gbov propositions
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A GINNING swINDLE.

Henry Dickinson, cutlery merchant at Noo'
Reekman was ineeniousy swpdled out OF 500 worth
of goods few days ago. wedressed man 1','s :,
his establishment, purchased the cu'ier' snu
arv money % nav the bin He requested that the goods
snoud NO sen, 10 his place of business representing that
he was partner in the firm Of Barnes son at NO., No,
oIasIIp porter sent there with the goods found
Barhes Ok sV JUL beagng the firms names Eyerythin
inflated s6st they were doing tSr'y'Hs BUSINESS
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although expected about the 29d inst n Ia intended
60 continue the session until tho Redistrciing aud Reg
isry bills shall hayo been signed vetoed by the Gov
ernor the ten days expired which given for his
action after the expiration OF which time the bills be-
come laws, unless previously vetoed. The Redstrcting
bill will be subjected TO delay too owing to the fact
that Is based in its reference 20 Jersey City and Paterson
the new charters OF those Cities which before
the Legislature. should amendments be made In
BILL they must also be made in the other.