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recre dss livres dc la coGlpasnt,
A. BROTHER, Prd7ident
JAMES II. WnGEiaR, Stcrftnire
Er3r ne Ia louisiana,
Paroisse Orleans, Vile dc Ia N'le.OrItens. !
Sonacr scutut par dovsnt moi slna hour d, 1uver
1861. D. f. MfTCHELI,
jH7 %0t ,FuEe de Palx dc In Gc,onde Cam
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from tho books of the Company.
A. BROTHER, President
JAMES Il. WHEELER, Secretary
STATE or IRU5sIAy4.
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Olcan8.
Sworn and Subscribed before mo ts BIB day of January
1861. DE MIY0HELI
Second Justice Of the Peace
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MgeEsEEN y Landry sell this morning q private
zbr of sbea t01 volumes also. LOT Of bass butt hinges
and rensed ss assortment Of fine Bohemian
ware fancy goods of alich recherche character.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-28

4 sl5efssn or LuslsEag EIsalaFyl---lan interview
with the German Poet.
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BsyaTd Taylor contributes to the New York In.
dependent sketch IF Ludwig INLAND, Of which
We copy a portion:
was uaAered into q bare, little library lighted
by 4 single window. Il resembled, in fact, a law
gers office, much more than poets sanctum. A
sidesdopr 9nened, and INLAND entered. He shook
hands with manner which was benevolent rather
than eordial, and invited me to seat on the sofa
After fha usual commonplace, he conversed very
pleasanty. found at once. that the was thoroughly
simple and unoh trusye. yet cheerful and kindly
4 anything but dry and cynical as he had been
u represented
His statare is small and lis figure light. The
shoulders stoep little, which makes him appear
fl older than he reay is. His face is thin, and much
II wrfnklsd atbut the mouth and eyes-bat the eyes
are soft clear and blue, with the same
fresh youthful character which / found in those
i of Humboldt. His nose is prominent and full of
character his forehead high and finely modelled
and bis scanty hair, once blonde, is now silver.
1 white. The form Of his head has much resem-
hlance 70 that of Bryant but he lacks tie splendid
HoYaefic head of the latter.
asked him whether he had written any poems
recent ether we might not expect something
more from him. 81 would rot sWear,n he said,
Il \ that will never write any more; but 1 have
newer yet writ except from the necessity Of ex.
preston. g neither that necessitYw come again
as thing which cannot foresee, but il certainly
i aess actlve now than in my younger years.
He then went on to speak with great frankness
of his works. not eoneeang his satisfaction at
dheir yet not eiated thereby, for they
effect which they might produce on others was d
secondary consideration.
After an hour spout In pleasant talk, rose to
leave ais5 then vaptnred to ASK for his name
AS souvenir Of nay visit. He wrote upon alp Of
paper: NJ n of the swabian Land to
Fie wa n5sfaf from the Orient signed, and gave it
"a me. with frienlg inVitaticnto visit him again
etnrned iothe Ioel the rain began to fail, SO
Kept ithia doors all the evening. and at midnight
took return diiigenee to STUTTGART. So that all
cav lii faoage was he poet u Inland.
Here ~ q ader tile song Of His which has not
been translated, entitled 70 the Nameless One:
oh. would TAFT we're standing
Bagr mountains cr88n,
~ i'll thee IN wales and forests,
HRilh thee, love-, looking down;
There MI around "a sho@ thee
The world in mornings shrine
d nd say II It we're mine, love,
4sa NTere mine and fhine
Il And in my hearts deep valleys
G0aldst thou but lock down.
u here all the songs are sleeping,
Sod sent my lifa to crown,
Iile truth cannot utter
There might lily dear eyes see
Each lape and each achievement
Received its life from thee.
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Ihe power of popular music was well illustrated
~ Hartford on Ghristmas Eye A supper was
given BY the children Of the Morgan street Mission
f5cianp aIld the press says everything passed off
: aS DECO rotssy as Sunday School shoud--untii.
whist they were devouring the " goodies,n Tie
band struck up 4. Dixie.n In an instant the bops
y Eere singing ny the TOP d their voices
i sFisli I Dixie ~
Hnorayll Hoorag
I'm atHie's land II take my stand
"a nd lib and die I'M 3Dlsiel
"A nj apgay down sonF iii Ilixfn,
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sEcoNDE JUSTICE DE PAX HUGH MORAN VIC v1rrr,,,
pour Ia PFIEIAN-Eo iefs 4iE>-"

sEcoSDE JUSTICE DE PAX, HUGH MORAN VS. WILLIAM
Pazo!9s sI d,oslaans. FhNhAN-N0' 1868
NN VERTU dun writ de fieri fncfas. n
~ moi adessG par Honorable D. f. Mitchell Saconda
de paS poqr Il R9[ose dorl9ans dams aare dessns
pt9CEuGta ie MEkCRED q de f6ver 1851 midi PHO
lei de Ia Cite de Ia Commune entire les rues des Massips
ct 4u lamp, a Ia Vente pencan de- ~ s
i ~ Stu6 dams lie Premier District dc catte Vile
cans te No 2S borne les Tchouptoulas St Soseph
ohGur ct n!e; lie dit terrain pieds de fuce Ia
ne Joseph sur 10 peds dc proondeur ensemble ayec les
sS 81 amehoations Qui sy rouvent CONSTANT On me
pendaaees. " "'s'i Ct eea ue-
Saisis dams latFaire ci-dessus
GnNptfl0NS-eComptant All moment de Rehabilitation
jRzS leli q w. Il, WATERS Conn6table,
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FIRE FROM lEAvEN.-Chloride of nitrogen will,
it SAID soon be utilized as an implement of war.
Its employment would be likely. we should coniec-
ture, to put an end to ali war. Mr. 1sham Baggs,
of England, in announcing his discovery, makes
mention of system of ballooning advocated by Mr..
James. Mr.. Baggs proposes to carry up his COM
position in balloons, and drop it from the air in the
midst of armies and fOrtresses. 1.-The very men
ton of this compound" he goes on to say. as o.
proposed clement in modern warfare may possibly
provoke smile among chemists, who know that
the most accomplished of their number would
scarcely dare to experiment with it in quantities
larger than a grain of mustard seed, and, even
then, only at respectful distance, and under guard
at the none 1t Of its defamation.
And yet not one Of these chemists will be bold
enough to deny that, with two or three chemically
clean carboys Of this terrible compound present in
city or fortress, however strong, the slightest
cuttings of phosphorus, Or a single drop of olive
OIL coming in contact with it, would in one instant
decide the fate OF the place and its Inhabitants"
Mr.. Baggs then proceeds to affirm that he can
manufacture this deadly material with perfect
safety, and in any required quantity, and that it
may be safely conveyed to its destination by
James system of balloons.''
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SECOND DISTRICT CouEr A, j GALLAGHER Va. FRANK
OF New Orleans. GAMBIA SAME SAME.
- - - Nos. II. 81 and II $50.
- Directed by the Honorable the District Cont Of
Kew Orleans in the above entitled causes will
self public auction, FRIDAY February g. 1861 at lO,
o'clock A. n warehouse No. q Jefferson street Second
Distrist of this city
The bliance uhsold or the CONTENTS OF A TIN COP
PER AND SHhEF.IEUN store per inventory be- seen
my Office
Seized in tic above suits.
TEMSTh heine the second and lns arcJ the +atd prop
cry will h. definitely HJndieed highest and last bidder
Tor NGVer il viii bring. wety month, ri tie purchaser
furnishing bond with good and solvent security
per cent interest pc from lAIc until pu
Said purchaser thti have deduct pay ct,l the
nonul Of permitting, SheIlH Clerks Fees kce! md 5rua
y about So.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
hFFICE OF THE H0RGE MUTUAL In
" SuRANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, January 8, 1861
In accordance with the Charter of this Company and
Of The Legislature of Louisiana mo 61approped 18th March,
1852 public notice hereby given that the following CerG
cateS of Profits ssuo 1856 with accrued interest teeo
main unpaid in this Company. IF rot claimed by The legal
within thirty days from publication of
ta notice, tho VIII be cancelled md Rnnued and the
amounts thereof credited contingent the hooks
Of the Company, directed f,v its rha
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NOpICE'-MR, f, BELCHER IS NO LONGER in on
IN employ.
Orders for Fassuau's left at No. % Commercial Place
with Messrs J. p sawhridge CO.. will be attended 10 with
more nromptitude hereafter,
d29 In H. FAssMAN & co.
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SECCSn 1CDICItL DISTRICT CguRr
furnish Of PiGquumups.
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ENQEARrNG TSs48Gq9 HOTICEa MIR. EDWARI
NEWMAN of this city is this day admitted partnsEiu
our house. Thestyle of cur arm remains unchanged.
A. LEVI Il CO.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants,
50 Carondalet street,
New 9rleRnE. Jan /, 1850 lag "
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Notice hereby given that SATURDAY 9th Of March,
1901 will adjudicae at Office Il o'clock M the above
contract. ~ 1900
DIS CIT Y. DUPI.ESSIS Cornnroller.
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flFtt.s III II HIWT1tJl T9
y And b and die in Disiel
1isey, away doWn boHf III DiSie.tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-05
The following table shows the course of the stock
market during the past week and MONTH

The stock market continues dull with very little
real business doing. The public do not appear TO
be selling the stocks they have or buying others.
In the present condition of the country it is vain
to look for large or remunerative traffic on rail
roads. But the owners of railway stock and bonds
seem none the less unwilling to part with their
property at present prices, and the operators for
fall are consequently disappointed in the course
of the market. Within the past day or two the
scarcity Of Galena, New York Central and Illinois
Central has enabled the bulls to pat. prices up
~ per cent; while the prospect Of the establish.
psal q ~ h9asst g0ysrpWgspt il Aieenfi Aas 81
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tordcd substantial basis for an improvement Of
3 q per cent in the SKIES Of that State, and the
passage OF the Direct Tax bill has operated with
equal force upon government stocks. The ease o.
money and the natural hopeiulncss OF the Ameri
can public tend to keep up prices and, for the
time, successfully eountcraet the adverse
influences arising from the war aud the
general decay of business. As far as
we can Judge, both bulls and bears
seem to be operating with unusual caution. Since
the war broke QUO the latter have had the most
substantial arguments on their side, but whatever
money has been made has been realized by the form
cr Possibly, as hostilites progress, the severe
character Of the war and the heavy burthens II must
place the people of the North may lead to freer
sales of stocks and consequent decline in prices.
But money and hope are both SO abundant in our
community that if the generals in command of our
armies will only avoid defeat it would not be sur
prsing if the course OF the market were the other
way.
The new tariff is earnestly discussed among
merchants; and, while il il not much rclisted by
importers Of course il seems to meet the views OF
the mercantile community generally, as it IL, in
eject, revenue, and not protective tariff. Tea,
coffee, sugar, cocoa and chcory will now
pay fair proportion Of taxes toward the
support Of the governments; though, with
the exception of tea, the final bill imposes
less heavy duties than those which were
originally proposed in The House bill. On the
other hand, the duties on braniics, wines and
liquors proposed by the House bill are increased
very materially in the bill, as amended by the Con
ference Committee. The specific duty of 81 % on
brandy will prove highly protective to the manu-
facturc Of Western whiskcy, and at the same tine,
viii naturally check The importation of the low
class of brandcs which were 80 largely imported
under the ad valorcm duty. The same effect will
be produced on the importation of wines. With
regard to silks, the temper cent additional imposed
by the bill of the Conference Committee viii have
tendency TO check Importation especially in the
present condition of the dry goods trade. II il
not reiished by importers. We defer further COM
ment until we receive correct copy OF the amend
ed bill, as there are some obscnries in the tcle-
graphic summary which has reached ms.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, August 4, 1861.
The foreign trade Of the port continues to Illus
trate the effects of civil war, and Of the uncertain
and transitory character of our commercial legisla
ton. The imports of dry goods last week were
one-sixth Of those of the corresponding week last
year-the imports Of general merchandise less than
half. Happily for the country, the exports of pro-
duce continue large. Adding the export Of specie
to that Of produce, the account between New York
and the foreign world for the seven months which
have elapsed Of the current fiscal year is within
100000 of being belanced-a state of affairs
which y wholly bDpreQsaeptsQ ~ Qw history Xas
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Wlaaienen.

tic ocaan Ss cr nd int n 1 % I'D %S sa 3 %
A. 8 Helena June H. ship India Flanders NIB 40 50 SEQ
brig I l. q, sSd do cay n.. '.
ina few days under command Of Capt Albert Lewis.
Foreign Ports.
NaM Ys ar Re p s qa s sSaer for
george r zs,aa do do sc iS VIM 10" e Ss".
SJsr 5 s" f." Brig p naSr Potter from
yss ilo Nyc,s S%r%sa s%sssr I $s ss
aud ) riaienis, Bennett Tor dos II BrooEman, che,
81 4os I" B4'o Channel ana 75f 10 Boran1 Prairie Bird.
NB, july 2s-Arr bark Fouut.n, Kellar Tho.
GisnArIAR July n-wind E. aud Tho ou,wsrd bound COMO
sdaa % HA NJ TaSsrs Ms s-
SID 2oih Cosy Nnnncrine, Dollar', NYork.
% s as t%r$ya .:
san Nae": s Ean %"s" a aSs ar MrSrk
i MS r1 A dor Fh%rnJ Ks s" sr s a%s
jas Iiov"y Robinson, for Rio Janero.
& G S Eei4 Tcad ae or SYar
S r % 40 FOR Lnom or xYar 'GF b"r T
Transit Nno London; 10th ship scwal, Philadelphia
and Rc% oS5aeo%@; sorcdo at Gsoaccser Maui
"a Ar P"" Ii saS Fis eS at Dqmq
Ar from Baltimore, 'oiunhe, at Denl.
Bark Finland bound to Acapulco foondered of Aberdeen
BOSTON. Auc3 AN--A,r s"hrs Shaw, Shaw; George +,
Green, Cobb, Mary stsrds, Atwood R,hard yaiS Frnk;
apln May rr'cS Bitd "ids%iss; Geo aN R4.ii"s.
S s M"so" ssn r y s shcS a 'n u, n T0 E
@ a ss, E ,m $Sc',a sG
enLtIn dn GI aufa ss" wind s SS
BALTIMORE, Aug 2-l.clow: Bremen ship Augusta, and
ean"s Btemen Ga sre ship Ernss'i "p Frsiira,
sna%s f S's ae ' Gs Hat
ss AE' Dudley ss:a and E Ella.
ks sr sss:t Ey Ss
DiGHToN, Avg Arr schrs wsshOarn, rhrasher, and
FALL R,N n HaSIc s snrs Eliza
GHRPfSEH sSr BShGr Kelly Sxs
Branswisk 81, Brsasr% Bas tEi1.Ssilpp sa q.
as%%fy rSSgsafpaa ''al' Baldwin,
SD ORR f 4 sns sr ksm%o" Gilman Phi
r NY AZ nc es Syer Ls Sr wsrssa%
s osas" bs@a l@r rh,i%delghia 3Ieso" Ehsaes;
"S crGn G A Ds g1 sa sss4
Ss Ei1sSsi ,Sa
dem Director Denmark and Potts; soops Vienna, and
2d-kr schr, swreh, Seaman, FAN River for Elizabeth
port Returned on scsogn, of head wind vim" hr pdasm
possession Of By Marshal sanford suspicion being
engaged IN me shNc sShis CnucOti Ma
hala Wright: all others sid
NEW LONDON, Aug 2-Cld bark Noxley Jr Holm, New
York; schr Pina, Saunders, Philadelphia
PROVIDENCE, Aug R-Arr steamer Pelican, Williams New
schrs An,ares Corery John Warren, LOzier; Mary
Elizabeth, Reed and Win Dayton. Hand Philadelphia;
John Wright Wslug do for Pawtuoket; Globe, Anies De-
sware City. SID rchr Blackman Corson, Philadelphia
sloop Sands, Bradbury, NYork
SAN FRANCISCO, July PINT ship Climber (foY) Hong
Kong barks Comet, Honolulu; Otto (for), Australia SD
22d ship Flying Mist, Foster, Mnzatan.
SALEM, Aug Arr schr Douglas, Coleman, Elizabeth
port. Cid schrs John AcH Babcock, and VIM Nelson,
Smith, Philadelphia. .
STONfNGToN Aug2-Arr sehrs Tranquil, Bnnce, Pertbt
Amboy for Providence; Gen Marion Osborn EllSa6ehpor
Paw,ucks sloOps Surplus, Sherry, do for Fall Rver
America Reynolds NYork Tor Brhtol.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, august 3-6P. N.
AsHks--Tbc market quiet and sales iif8teG, al
So Is for pots and 80 371s for pearls The stock
prscd 544 bbls pots and 40 do. warItoal 173 bbls.
BfEApsrrfrs.-fiodr-f receipts were restricted on
account of low stngcs Oi water impeding the descent
oG tows from Albany, some of which reported
aground. Though the from England was less favor
able the market rm and DC higher for good shipping
brands The sales embraced about IL GOO bbs, closing
flaf. o,a,, or cne
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sons companies institutions assocatious CORPORATE or
not corporate Of said state SHALL any year after the
taking effect Of this act fail 10 pay the amount Of said
any,par thereof provided in this act in such
it shall be lawful for the Secretary the treasury
Of tho United States 70 appoint United States assessors
assistant assessors and collectors in this provided
whose duty 1t shall be 10 proceed forthwith under such
regulations as the said Secretary Of the Treasury shall
prescribe TO collect all part Of said taxes the same
though said state had not given notice nor assumed to
levy collect and pay sad taxes, any part thereof
Sec 6s. And be it further enacted That any person
who shall be convicted Of wfuly taking false oath or
affirmation il any OF the cases in which oath
nation is required TO be taken by this act shall be liable
to the pains and penalties to which persons liable for
wiful and corrupt perjury and shall moreover forfeit
the sum Of five hundred collars.
Sec 90. And be further enacted That it shall be the
duty Of The collectors aforesaid their respective dis
tricts and they are hereby authorized to collect the
duties imposed by this and prosecute for the re
coveyy OF the same for the recovery OF anv sum or
sums which may be forfeited by virtue Of this act and
all fines penalties and lorloures which shall be incurred
by force of this act shall and may be for and recoy-
cred in the Of the United States Of the collector
within whose district any such ne, penalty or forfeiture
shall have been incurred, by bill plant nior nation
moe,y thereof TO the Of the United States and the
ether nioicty thereof to the use OF such collector.
Sec TO- And be IL further enacted, That each collector
shall be authorized to appoint by instrument instru.
ments under his hand and seal many deputies he
shall think proper within his collection district for the
collection OF internal duties - be by him paid and
pensated for their services whose acts officially and law
fny performed shall be as valid In every respect
performed by said collector himself; and he mdy revoke
inc powers OF any such deputy by giving public notice
tDereOf III ms collection district.
Sec H. And be further enacted That the amount OF
all debts due to the United States by any collector under
ths act whetner secured by bond otherwise shall and
hereby declared to be lien upon the lands and real
estate OF such collector and Of his surees he shall have
given bond from the time when shall be instituted for
recovering tne same and Tor want Of goods and chacs
and other personal ELECTS of such collector or his
70 satisfy any Judgment which shall may be recovered
against them respectively such lands real estate NAV
least three weeks in not less than three public papers
within W ColecIpp district, and ~ Vse pswspapsJ
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Arr at New Bedford I'd int, haikfoseus How land
tic Ocean - Helena June H. with 1850 ~ 40 VIII and 1000 lbs
bone on hoard sent home and sold IS go lbs bone.
Al st Helena June H. ship India Flanders NIB 40 SEQ
VIII all Told; bark George Mary Fierce Of Wesport 75 So;
brig Lconhs Skin, do, ca sp.
Eyal July 10 bark Hope of Boston, 10 sail cruise
In few days under command Of Capt Albert Lewis
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Musical and Theatrical Matters.
NEW YORK CIT

Of New York theatricas there Is very little 10 say
this week. Tho weather is terribly warm and the gu.
dences fall a. the mercury rises The returned volun-
teers have not helped tho managers in the least, and,
altogether, The kst has been gcppps qog days wosy,
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FOR EUROPE.
Port OF New york, August 4, 1861.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TBrs DAY.
RISES. VD NooS RISES. morn SO
sun IL HIGH WATER ......eee II
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-06

-. n Western editor thus sums up the peculi-
aai1ies OF eotemporary He Is too lazy to
uarn meal and too mean to eat one He
nIser nh vas generous but once. and that was
""en ne gave the itch TO 40 apprentice hov."
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-06
BY IT e l. HG r A p III.
From San Francisco.
SAN Francisco. Sept. Sill P. NJ.

SAN FRANCISCO, sept. 5--ll ?. NJ.
The Times newspaper deceased to day
The vote Of this city, as far as counted, is;
Stanford, l0,S7O; Conness, 9 PA; Mcconnell
1881 1t is thought the whole Republican
ticket is elected
w Ii. Brown, tried for the murder Of Sam
johnson, and acquitted yesterday, was o-day
ordered to the Insane Asylum;
The steamer Golden Gate arrived at noon
to day. News highly interesting. The re-
port of the taking of Bogota by the Revolu-
tionists under Mosquera is confirmed, and he
is in full possession.
The Ncnraguan Congress has ratified the
contract with Senior Perez, for canal across
the Isthnus, with notifications. The Com
gress of Costa Rica has declared that the
contract of Thomas Francis Msagher for
Railroad across Chiraqui, has failed; he hav-
ing failed to comply with the .erms stpula
ted
Returns up to this hour received at the
telegraph Office in San Francisco from four
precincts in Santa Cruz county, give Stanford
5l3; Conness, III; Mcconnell, 2O5.
Ell Dorado county. Al precincts-Stanford
l774; Conness, 1902; Mcconnell, 075,
Tuolumne-Ten Precincts foot up-Stan-
ford, 1851; McCaunell, GAS; Conness, SOC.
Calaveras-Thirteen precincts foot up
Stanford. GAL; Mcconnell Ala; Conness, 266.
Trinity-All but two or three small pre-
cincts, which will not materially change the
VOTE as folio ws. Stanford, 676; Mcconnell,
426; Conness, 53l. Stanford has carried the
county beyond a doubt.
Nevada county, as far as heard from, foots
up-Stanford, . 2.567; Conness, 1925; McCon-
nell, l ,40l.
Sierra-Downieville, Forest City and other
precincts, foot up-Stanford, 1913; Conness,
3l6; Mcconnell, 27l.
Placer County, 40 Precincts-The vote for
Governor is; Stanford, ,Sl2; Conness, ,2lO;
Mcconnell, TAO Eighteen precincts to hear
from
Amador County-Stanford, 308; Conness
| .26i; Mcconnell, S22 For Senate-Burnell,
Union DEM l463; Farley, (Dem) 907
Hanford, (Rep) GIG The Union Democratic
candidates for Congress will have a plurality
near 400. Two small precinnts to be heard
from
Butte County-Oroville,S Sept 5-Nothing
definite can be had tonight, but enough is
already known to warrant the conclusion
that Stanford has carried the county by $50
plurality.
Sacramento County, all but the 4th Ward
which polied $50 votes, result not yet known
Stamford, 1900; Conness, 244O, McCon-
nell, 972. Stanfords majority will exceed
900
Solano County (complete) l,476;
Mcconnell 6S4 COnness 4G1
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-06

A rumseller being recently before grand
jury as IA culprit. asrumed the attitude of an
accuser of the authorities: "Itis pity was
disturbed. The people were becoming so
well trained, they took liquors from me
which were two-th;rds water If had been
let alone. think they you'd have been drink
ing clear water before six months"