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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

MAYURALTY OF NEW ORLEANS }
CITY HALL Nov. 80 1851 (
-, EB@ 10 Ha l<ers - The price of Superfne
-FOUR beng this day ten dollars and twenty five cents
SU 90 per barrel bakers required give during the
ensuing week, commencing MONDAY "a inst AS fol.
lows viz: Second quality, or No. 2:
Eltty ounces of bread for % cents
twenty-five ounces Of bread for 10 cents;
Twelve ounces of brend for cents.
The loaVe of the third quality or No g. must waiph one
eighth more-that is say "
The 20 cent l0aves ffIysix ounces
The 10 cent lOavea twenty eight ounces {;
The 5 cent loares thirteen ounces
N y, Bread Of the First Quality, Fancy Brend must he
made OF Extra flour and The Shall moi exceed in weight
one pound and shall be made baked and stamped required
by ordinance To. 5TS9.
do tt Holm n MONROE No-o-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05

Ii will thus be seen that to the banks directly the
community is not indebted as much as last year at
this time By nearly Sc 900. If the crop of sugar
and molasses should net $685. 10000, large amount
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05
I OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.

ofce-Irou Building, Camp and Natchez s,reets,
Amount OF Premiums for the year ending 18TH Feb.
...-.----....,.., SG99
Amount q PFohs for the year ending 18th of Febru.
Amount OF Assets for the year ending 18th Of Febru.
Inc II nstees have declared Scrip Dividend of THIRTY
rhR GENT after paying per interest on oustnndng
scrip and have ordered the redemption OF Fifty Per Cent ~
the Scrip Issue of 1889 '' - "'''' u
Interest and redermAbe Scrp nm aud aFar ,h rr
oND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT, o ~ 'f1'-
of Scrip for the 1861 deliverable on after Ia
CHARLES BRIGGS President
Mo- o, Al. -, b: p JANVIER Secretary.
t'e" pllttHs hareh ~ 1851. au9
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Mayor to enter into contract with G.. Morel and p.
Guernon for the establishment of slaughter
(adopted by the Board of Aldermen on the 9th Au-
gust, ls6D presented the following report and
amended resolutions, which, on motion of Mr..
3upre, were made the order of the day for Tues
day next, the 10th instant, at o'clock ?. NJ.
your Special Committee appointed upon the resolution Of the
Board OF Aldermen in relation the establishment Of sagh
Ter oses in the city of New Orleans having carefully cons
Feu me same beg eeve them back honorable
body With important amendments which will appear upon the
iace OF the said resolution with they beg lea TO So
nett your favorable consideration for adoption
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05
PERRY's COAL ON LAMPS,

And the Original MAYsVILLE COAL OIL,
At PERRY's OLD LAMP STORE, (of 20 years standing,
No. liz Poydrss street,
Where you can't find 10000 gallons Of Oil nor 5o Isu,p
PM where You can find about 500 Coal OIL Lamps Of ali III
Coal Oil Lamp makers together with great variety of Cam
phsns, Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps. y -
generally have hand Coal Oil by the barrel which
pnra and usual continue supply trade with
ron one 70 barrels time and just many
a. can b. found elsewhere. 7E7 f'@ " y p''
ml2 II n PERRY
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Leaves every wEnNEsDAY and SATURDAY,

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY nt5P NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER LOW
IT, m Wafer Semi Weekly Packet lIne-In place of the
steamer Rnpidts- For Alexandria, Norfnnrs
RzszExss orlon's and all interim dine lundrgsThe Hne
light dagh5 passenger steamer Era No. T. c, j. Barstow
master leaves every Saturday al s r NJ.
And Era No 5, G. l.. KoIns MASTER leaves every Wed
Eesday Al ) 2. N, for the above
C0nnsc ing regularly Alexandria with the very light draft
steamer Era No 8, taking freight through without delay for
Shreveport Grand Bayou Gnmpe Grand ECog St. Maurice
C0e and all ntemedate landings For freight passagg
apply on board.
VIRGINIuS @. DEETHEI,
az Advertising Agcn'.
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R E d RI V E R.

Leaves on THURSDAY, 9Th inst. at ?. NJ.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
49, For Shreveport, Grand Bayou Coushatta Ganpte
Grand Eeors. ST. Maurice, Cotile, Montgomery
Aexandra-The elegant, swift running,
very Hght.drhuEht passenger steamer Roebuck, j.
Courts MASTER will leave above For freight passage ap
ply on board.
DIS " adyprtsnne vant
points Mboye.
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EHa5Eg1sssSby. AOgS OF IEETH-Dr j. EEsYI
~ ~ CHARLES areet. continues TO supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or sp;tpgN
EAlAA upon lis new principle of self ads esion TbIs
eo hA procuIeo ain universal appreciation and Is scsp.
snqed S 9eng Ps os ingenious system Of supplying ARTT
EiA iEEiH hhefo invented, and in all restoring
perfect Articulation and nacatiou perfsc Hsd nanT
appearances as 70 defy detection by observer Dr.
rehts sloa o. hS teeth with gold combines modern
Thoe inlerasd Will nd Btaer1ents 10 ~
eney sId scrupuolsy Dr. W retus his siscers
ank TO the inhabnB Of New Orleans and vicinity for hs
practice th"y have favored Ea the Last Esn
@ 8qce A9a redencs III St Ch&rss 'reet, second doc
: ,t l.nlNvshl t1GHsFN'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05

WINES, WINES, ETC
" GLARET-tGD Gases klepuers Margaux
o9V St Estephe.
,,r ,.o NY St. Julien.
ALE-35O casks Mazettis East India Pale
4y2 Z. W. Hibberts East India Pale.
~ 80 Allsop's . -
FoRTEk-aGo casks I; It J, Hibberts London Stout,
, 300 =, Marzetti's ''
SSaERR1-4g y casks Harmony Nephew's "
WHlSkY-7h bbls. Old Bourbon
--.. =. Rye
PUNCH-l3g boxes Batavia Arrac
For sale by G worrr
isl0 cor Cro,isx ~ 80 ~ iirf-
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- ST. CHARLES INSTTrUTE.
zGa GREENyILLE, NEAR CARRo1JToS rs
Session 1851 and ISG2.

N ME MAZE respectfully that her Institut;o,
VII open Tor the next session MONDAY September ID
ospecthses giving references
course OF Studies and other particulars may procured at his
ounce or on application to Mime Letters for NJ ma Me-
Office. ~ '' AVG" Nfleais fost
Ms--As heretofore lady will conduct dav scholars 10 and
from tho city in the cars ' e-''a .ae eo anu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05

Leaves on FRIDAY. the 9TH instant. at 5 P. NJ.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
w. h. For Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand
LIs3&Ht3sia Ec0re, CoIsbatta, St. Maurice Montgomery
Aexandrta, Normans Barhina and NIL iner1ne
date landings Red rverThe entirely new, splendid and
swift running side wheel packet steamer Indian
No. e r. Sende muster, will leave a5ovs. For freight
or passage apply board.
FIRGINIUS C, DFSTZEL,
d. Advertising Agent.
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NJ EEDs' FOUNDRY. NEW ORLEANS
~ LEEDS 4 CO., IRON FOUNDERS

snd Of Vertical Horizontal Steam Hnstpa,
rrSssa sagar Mills yeeunn Pans Sugar Kses, Ulafe
steam ana Aorss Power Draining Machines Mills
AN Iron Columns and Fronts for Buildings
south. - p-s'tNS 4lissee ~ sn9
ssn any sy5hqgsed md arr sonaruci
Sts'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05
DENTISTRY.


SNfEgss4sssA ARTIFICIAL TEhFH-Ths has,
ysy=SH4M cheapest and repGts Dental Establish,
4fYY%kyhSBE nrnt in New Orleans Ia DIR. FIELDIEG,s
.a1llllJ 1874 Canal street
His taeies tor npuanK Artificial Teen are unBurpaassd
BY any Practical ns in tho southern satos cornpe
uon Rnd 1T prices charged by the inexperienced.
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure II whore
Ihey can rely upon the experience skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce. ~
EVERY Artificial Tooth Ia Of surprising beButy which cannot
% detected from the productions Of nature gradually re-
storing sA uniformity to the features essential youth and
sion. 3 -AA'|u'A'
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, FOR readily OK.
FacS lecth without pain suPeedlug anything before A.
sAlned BY the profession astonishing NIL who wnes It,
AL Operations in dentistry performed With ard sk and
sof cheapneSs and utility by others Unsk
tuy Appeo Teeth rcnodeed and a,
crate charges Al the following prices written guarantee a.
c2mpanying each ae II desired and II found
AFTER two months trial. their money will be returned
rull sets on Sterling Silver base. s2s M
ru sets hies nirh gums bound Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
u sets SnLcahiHed Rubber eqahi TO gold from 80 90
oil ses On - carat gold base beAuai 50 to 80 %
tull sets on ~ carat gold base, rs 70 las m
The most perfect gems that be produced. w
Those requiring Artificial Teeth are cordially yftsd To call
and examine before engaging elsewhere, ~
. DR.. FIELDING, Dental snrgeon
~ y 1874 Canal sEreAt,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05

POLICE JAELS--OFFlCEA
w AS brought to the City Police Jail on
w the 10Th OF November 1851 the black boy CELESTIN
Says he belongs Mr. Marcn T5rault Peroux who lives
IN the parish Of ST. john the Baptist feet inches
high wears light beard and mostachs has splendid double
range oil teeth scer from mule kick the left side Of the
head little The temple and aged about 2 years
The owner will call and claim his properly according 10 law
e. MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
p,.oxos ,,,, M ,o Keeper Of City Police Jail.
n2s LIT w. nanntr ~,
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Lshyss eyery SATURDAY atb Z. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND yICRs-
HssW M burg q 2, Mail iineEor Donaldsonvlle Plaq.
iSEESh- nemlr Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara
a2 Red River Landing Fort Adams Natchez Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Quit WRrrenton and victa
ourg-Tho passenger steamer Lafourcfe, j. j. Brown,
master lin piaceot the Nachex viii above every Sat-
nrdsy At O'Clock P. NJ.
sel0 AZ CaTonts11at s,,ta.
The fbervlle Vcksburg with steamers Hope
and charm for Yaznn river
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pEoPLEs' Observation-Disclosures, Lime.

30 T 1 O E.
We have completed the Blue OFFICE the Lsves feet OF
oont street, where CLERK will always be tound In attend
Se 70 receive Freight ard ign Bills Lsdng thu Packets
GOLDEN AGE and r. W. POWELL.
his facility affords friends the opportunity Of shipping
DAILY to fort Adams and all intermediate points without in.
IF
JAMES II. Me FAE&IANEc, CRESCENT CITY GA r.
penterng and JobLng Shop No l Grod street. one door
from Camp. - ~ '
dispatch. ~ ~ anu
CISTERNS MADE TO ORDER
CrderF from the country st.erded. with rrerptpses
$500 AA'-Hp'N"11'
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at P NJ
SUMNER ARRAN G EMENT.
MEMPHIS AND NEW OR LEANS
49, IN. Packet Regular C. S. Mail summer Packet
Lssss@A3as$F For Memphis and the Reuds-The hrs class
passenger packet steamer Mary e. Meene,
Richardson master viii be ready receive fregh,
Thursday morning. and Will leaves above attending
regular business usual For freight passage apply
board, orto "
JOHN f. HYDE Il CO.,
as under 81. Charles Hotel left wing
ne This line connects Memphis with the Memphis
Louisville. " 1880 ~
-Bls of ladiug signed the office of agents up to
O'clock on day of lenartIra r -
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PiFFET. R.. GENERAL VARIETY Store, No. la o.
L nal street. f N'N' asa va
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N,1CHANGE ON RICHMOND, VIR G1NTa-
oiSh chechs on Richmond Petersburg Lynchburg and
Norfolk, Tor sale in sums suit purchasers ~ s' Gnu
,vo4r BROWN, JOHNSON Il CO.,
Ip
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ye Statement Of the Banks of New Orleans on the las
Saturdays OF the month Of November ls6D-i6l
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STEAMBOATS,,


Leaves THURSDAY. the 9Th inst, at D o'clock P NJ
Carrying the g. s, Mail
MEMPHIS AND NEW DfsIfC A MS
NsY h. Packet Line-RegulaT Summer Mail Packei.-
For Memphis and the Bends The fine class
7fpassenger packet steamer Gen. Jno. A,
Quitmnn, j. W. Cannon. master isnow receiving freight
the foot of Common street. and will leave above. For
YIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL.
d. Advertising Agent.
This boat connects At Napoleon with regular packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers and a. Memphis with the Mem
phis and Charleston Rarond taking freight for Charleston
Savannah, Norfolk, Nashville. etc.
The Quman will take freight for New Madrid Hickman ard
Columbus, with privilege OF leshippiug at Memphis.
Leaves Oh SATURDAY. 7th inst, at 5P, VI.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
49, M Regular Passenger Packe-For Memphis all
he BendsThe ine first class regular passenger
axHpncket steamer j. Il. HRrEUuu, j. W,
Tobn, will leave above For freight OF passage
apply board
VIRG1NIUS G. DEETZEI.
d. Advertising Agent.
nH This boat connects at NAPOLEON with regular packets
Arkansas and White rivers Memphis with The Memphis
and Charleston Rao nkL freight for Charleston
nah. Norfolk Nashville. etc.
The j. f. p will rake freight for New Madrid Hickman and
Columbus. with privilege OF reshippns
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ELAREsT- 1910 BOXES KItppEt,s or Ir1 Ic,,
~ and Margaux, EMO d. JULIEN
For sale by
MIG S. WOLFF
mo Ernvi
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Leaves SATURDAY, eth inst at Is r. NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW DES 7 IT. NJ,

MEMPHIS AND NEW OR MS
IT, b. Packet Iine-For Memphis and all the BENDS
The splendid and hrstciass passenger steamer
VIM. NJ Morrison, T. H. Newell MASTER
Will leave above For freight apply board
VlRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,
a. Advertising Agent.
This boat connects Napoleon with regular packets
Arkansas and White and at Memphis with the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05

tlHIuIRjIa:
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

PoRTRAIT OF HENRY OF NAvARRE.-
Motley, in his history of the United Neither
lands, thus sketches the youthful Henry of
Navarro:
At bis very name, q figure seems to leap
forth from the mist of three centuries, in-
stinct with ruddy, vigorous life. Such was
the intense vitality of the Bearuese Prince,
that even now he seems more thoroughly
alive and recognizable than half the actual
personages who are fretting their hour upon
the stage.
We see at once mau of moderate stature,
light, snewy and strong q face Drowned
with continual exposure small, mirthful,
yet commanding blue eyes, glttering from
beneath an arching brow, prominent cheek
bones, long hawks nose, almost resting
upon the salient chin, a pendant moustache,
and thick, brown, curly beard premature
ly grizzled ; we see the mein Of frank au-
thority, and magnificent good humor we
hear the ready sallies fthe shrewd Gascon
mother wit, we feel the electricity which
flashes out of him and sets all hearts around
him on fire, when the trumpet sounds to
battle.
The headloug desperate charge, the snow
white plume waving where the fire is hot
test, the large capacity for the enjoyment
of the man, rioting without affectation in
the eertdn'inis glGdid, the insane gallop, after
the combat, to lay its trophies at the feet of
the Cynthia of the minute. and thus to for
felt lis fruits all are as familiar TO us as If
the seven distinct wars, the hundred pitched
battles, the two hundred sieges in which
the Bearnese was personally present, bad
been occurrences Of our own day.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16
Mtrada Democrat.

A CANARD SToPPED.-Dr. Shelton McKen-
zie, of the Philadelphia Press, who proba-
bly, knows more about European "person-
als'' than any other man in this country,
says:
The following paragraph, which is run
ming the round of the Press. contains so
many errors upon subject not without in
terest to the curious, that we copy it, for
the purpose of showing what the facts are
"Mrs. Rives, the niece of George III has oh
tanned a recognition of her legitimacy from the
Matrimonial Causes Court in London, and
thereby comes in possession of the revenues OF
the Dutchy of Lancaster, amounting to II )
004 GA sterling, and also E105,52S as bequests
from the royal family, and is Princess of Cum
berland and Duchess of Lancaster, and the
granddaughter and lineal representative, in the
female line, of his late Royal Highness, Henry
Frederick, Duke of Cumberland, who died in
testate in the year $780,"
lst. Mrs. Rves is not niece of George
Ill, but daughter of Mr.. John Thomas
Series, marine painter.
I'd. The Duchy of Lancaster belongs to
the British Crown, and no legal process
whatever could ALLEVIATE its revenues from
the sovereign, whose private hereditary
property they are, to any individual. They
amount, in gross, to about S2S,000 year,
but so costly is their collection, that Queen
! Victoria's share out of them is no more
than el2,000 per annum. The Queen il
! Dutchess of Lancaster-the title going
with the Crown since Edward III erected
Lancashire into a county palatine and
Duchy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

REV. Adam Hoffman, aged 20 years,
committed suicide lately in New Hanover
township, Pa, by cutting his throat.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

THE SECEDERs.-Andrew johnson, Of Ten
nessee, in bis speech in Congress, speaking
of the seeding members of the late Cabinet
said:
Cobb remained in the Cabinet until the
treasury was bankrupt and the national
credit disgraced at home and abroad, and
then he conscientiously seeded; Thompson
staid until the poor Indians were robbed
out of large portion of their patrimony,
and then he conscientiously seeded; and
Floyd, more honest than the rest. waited
until be and his friends had taken some
eight millions Of public and private money,
and then he, pious soul, conscientiously Sc
ceded too.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

FEMALE HERoIsM.-We CLEAN the follow
ing account of female heroism from the
Wetherford (Texas) News:
The party of Indians who passed through
Jack Parker and Palo Pinto counties few
weeks since, marking their way with desc
lation, and striking terror to the stOutest
hearts, dew up in front of the residence Of
Mr.. Eubanks, in Palo Pinto county, and
were holding parley. and no doubt form
ing plan to attack the house. There was
not man on the premises at the time.--
Mrs. Eubanks, her daughter aud several
little children were alone.
The yard was enclosed with pickets about
six feet high. Miss Mary Eubank, the
daughter, with unequal presence of mind,
for one so young, seized a shotgun, put
on her brothers hat and placed bench
near the picketing so as to peep over with
out exposing her body aud then deliberate
ly fired at the party, which strategem and
heroic conduct doubtless saved her own
life, and the lives of her mother aud little
brothers and sisters, as the cOwardly scamps
immediately fed, no doubt believing the
house was defended by body Of armed
men.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

SALMON FIsHNG.-The Alta tells that:
Gan old fisherman, who has recently arrived
here from Boston, conceived the idea that
salmon taken in the salt waters Of the bay
would be superior to those caught in fresh
water. He accordingly set to work and
rigged his seins in the bay-we are not in
formed as to the precise locality-and cap
tured quite number of salmon, some Of
which have been sold in the markets, and
are of so superior flavor to those brought
from the rivers, that the demand for them
far exceeds the supply. The salmon, as is
well known, becomes, to a certain extent,
soft an fabby on reaching fresh water,
which it seeks for the purpose Of depOsitDg
spawn and propagating its species The
fish is also said to cease feeding after enter
ing fresh water. The flesh, on the contrary,
in salt water is firmer, richer and better
favored"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

A PLAY WITH REAL HERo.-They have
a play in the Crescent City called the Battle
of New Orleans 1t was performed lately
at the st. Charles Theater. the drummer on
the occasion being Old Jordan, who beat
the drum aud helped make the music TO
which General Jackson and his gallant
troops won the battle on the field of Chal-
mette, forty-six years ago. Old Jordan
still lives in New Orleans, and gives the
people there touch of bis drumming reg
ularly every year on the 9Th of January.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

PRoDUcING SILVER By ARTIFICIAL MEANS.
1t is said that a German chemist has dis
covered method by which he produces
sterling silver at a cost of about seventy
five cents per ounce, and that company is
forming TO work the discovery on profta-
ble scale. The appliances required are GER
tain chemical preparations and galvanic
apparatus of sufficient power to act on
them. Should the experiment succeed on
large scale the profits will be handsome,
and additional weight will attach to the
opinion that all metals are resolyable into
two or three elements.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16
N0TTCF TO SCRIP HOLDERS

The holders OF County Warrants drawn on the
General FUND. and registered prior to May Isl,
1858 are requested to present the same at the Irea
urer's Oace for payment, as interest on the same
ceases from this date c,,,,-,-
+'''''N Treasurer, Nevada County.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

THE CongregatiOnalist expresses the opin-
ion that Of the 1900, 900 sermons that have
been preached by the 1.3OO Trinitarian
ministers Of the six New England States du-
ring the last ten years, in all human prob
abilitp not more than 1900, or one-tenth of
one per cent have made any allusion to the
subject of slavery.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

CoLORED VOTERS Yesterday, says the
British Colonist. decision was made by the
Revser Of the Votes, which struck from the
list of voters large number Of colored
Americans, aud declared them not British
subjects, nor entitled to exercise the fran
chse.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

A PREACHER from Umpqua, Oregon, late
ly strolled into Weavervile, Trinity county,
where be told bis bearers that the Jews
would all be in Jerusalem on the 4th Of
March, 1865, and that Rothschild will be
King. He further remarks that all things
earthly will come to a focus about five
years from this date.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

VALID CAUSE FOR DIvoRCE.-A Massa-
chusetts paper says that a wife fourteen
years Of age, not long since applied for di-
vorce after months trial of matrimony.
on the ground that she was too young, and
wanted TO go back to her mother. The
Court granted the prayer of her petition.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

CARELEssNEss.- Sarah Truesdale,
living on Second street, San Francisco, was
severely burned Tuesday evening while at
tempting to Gil campbene lamp when the
wick was burning The gas exploded and
threw a portion Of the burning fluid on the
lady's dress, setting it on fire and burning
her arms severely.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

THE number of polls in Massachusetts,, as
appears by the report of the Valuation Com
mittee, just printed, is 297 ,224. In 1850,
the number was 245, ,l42; increase in ten
years 52,082 Notwithstanding this large
increase, there are ninety-two towns in
which the number is reported less than at
the former period.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

VIM b. RANDOLPH, First Lieutenant in
the revenue service, stationed at Key West
has been promoted to the rank of Captain,
by the President of the United States, for
doing his duty as a loyal officer to the flag
OF his country and the Union.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-16

The county jail of Tulare county has long
been tenantless, and is now occupied by
only one person. He is John Chinaman,
who stole rope with horse tied to the
end of il.