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The weekly Butte record., 1866-08-04
Insolvency Notice.

GN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE COUNTY
4 Of Butte. State Of California In the matter Of
the petition ef n. H. Curran, insoivent debtor.
Pursuant 10 order Of the Hon. ". 5. Stafford
Judge Of the said County Court. notice Is hereby
given 70 all the creditors Of the said in>olvent
NJ. Fl. Cuyran. TO be and appear before the Hon.
". 5. Stafford, County Judge aforesaid. in open
Court al the Court room of said Court in the town
OF 0roYlle County Of Butte on the 7th day of
August, A. D. 1855. Al 10 o'clock 4 NJ. OF that day
then and there II show cause if any they can. why
the prayer Of said nSo,vent should not be granted
and an assignment of his estate be made and he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities in pur
suance Of the Statute il such case made and provi-
ded and ia tie mean time al proceedings against
said lnsolyent be stayed
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
second day Of July, \. D. ls55.
Il. 81 JIG. MOORE, Clerk.
IU. s. Revenue Stamp. SO cents
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.-One wear
ago last June, Wauk Holmes, of Men.
docino County, was missing form his
rancho. The neighbors searched for
him many days, and on the 18th of July,
by the aid of the vultures and some
Indians, the body was found in deep
ravine, with bullet hole through the
skull. George W. Strong, who lived
with Holmes at the time, was arrested
tried, and convicted of murder in the
hrst degree, but the Supreme Court
ordered new trial. The new trial has
had, and a verdict Of murder in the
FIRST degree has been rendered, the Jury
being out two nights.
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Tax Sale.

ENY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
i out of Justice John Dicks Justice Court in
and for Ophir township, county OF Butte. in favor
OF the People Of the State Of California and against
240 acres ct land, situate iniamton township in
said county. the same being the north west one
fourth and the north half OF the north east quarter
Of section tweaty-six, township nineteen, north
Iauge two east. Mount niahlo Meridian and all
owners and claimants Of the same to me directed
commanding to make by distress and sale, out
OF sail land the sam of 5000 delinquent taxes
thereon, for year lS65. together with SIS So costs
Of suit and all aceruing coSts-I have levied upon
and VIII expose and offer for sale at public auction
Al two o'clock P. NJ, on SATURDAY the Il,h dav
Of AUGUST 1866 at the door of the Court House
Of Butte county, the above named and described
land. or, such least part thereof shall fully salts
fy said execution. ALIEN. DICK
Constable Of Hamilton township.
OFoville, July II. 1856. 4wSs
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u. S. Internal Revenue,
The Ninth Division Fourth Assessment District
comprising Butte county.

The Ninth Division, Fourth Assessment District
comprising Butte county.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ animal lists Of valuations and assessments
suIject TO Income Tax, Licences and other Annual
Tax tor the year lS656. under the Act provide
Internal Revenue to support the Government, and
70 pay the interest on the pnblic debt approved
June 80. 1864, and the Amendatory Acts approved
March Sd, 1865. and March 10th, 1866, made and
taken 10y Z. Durham, Assistant Assessor of said
Division Fourth Assessment District, will remain
open fol the examination Of all persons interested
for the space of ten days from the date hereof at
the Office Of the Assistant Assessor. Montgomery
street. 0roville, between the hours of \. NJ. ana
P. NJ and Immediately after the expiration of the
said ten days will receive and determine all APP
pealS relative to erroneous or excessive valuations
or assessments made aud taken by the sad Assis-
tant Assessor.
All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid must be
made in writing. aud specify the particular cause.
matter or thing, respecting which the decision is
requested and state the ground or principle of in
equality or error complained of.
Notice is further given. that appeal will be
allowed to any party after he shall have been duly
assessed and the ANIMAL List containing the as
sessmeat has been transmitted to the Collector OF
this District.
JOHN NJ. AVERY,
Assessor. Fourth District, California.
Dated at Oroville, July .jh, 1866. n36
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SPIDER BITES. The Sacramento
papers mention several cases where
serious consequences have arisen from
the bite of poisonous hlack-spi-
der, the under portion of which is Of a
bright red color. The bite at FIRST is
said TO resemble that of mosquito
as the poison spreads, it increases to the
violence Of a bee sting. and when the
poison is diffused throughout the system,
the pain Is represented to be very
severe. The usual remedies for poisons
of this character are applied with
success.
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A FoRGIvISG WoMAN.-The Grass
Valley National INDUCES in the tender
while relating case of outrage on
woman by former husband. 1t says:
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanness Lamorge, after
having lived together in the happy re-
lation Of man and wife for period of
years, were recently divorced by man
date Of the District Court, issued upon
the petition of the wife. Louis Van
ness, the husband, finding himself with
out helpmate and being deprived of
the privilege of occupying the interior
of the Miners Hotel, in Boston Ravine,
has lately been in the habit of throwing
stones and other missiles at the windows
of the house. Mrs. Vanness that was
has borne these repeated insults uncom-
plainingly. The thing being carried to
too great an excess, however, she was
forced to file complaint and have her
husband that ought to be arrested upon
charge of malicious mischief. The
case was set for Tuesday, July Oath,
but was subsequently, postponed. At
the appointed hour the case was called,
but the prosecuting witness declined to
press the charge. With tears in her
eyes,she declared that she did not desire
to have him punished, all that she wan
ted was to have him stop throwing stones
at the house. Thoughts of the joys
they had known in ''days O. auld lang
syne," when Louis was sober, we'll
TODD man of business, had evidently
fitted across the mind Of the injured
though forgiving Margaret, and she
could not find in her heart to stand up
and give testimony that might consign
the husband of her happier days to a
prison. Under the circumstances,
Judge Byrne discharged Vanness, with
an admonitlon not to annoy his ex-wife
any more, under pain of being made to
suffer the fullest punishment prescribed
by law.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

"'Dr. Doherty IS skilful physician and honor
able gentleman. any statement be iaikes TO his pa
.ents he IS sure 20 faifll. The fast Is one great
cause OF his eminent success in bis profession. Il
i fortunate that ameng the EanF advertising
physicians there Is one who can be depended on
= Rerierr.
DIR. Doherty's reputation as physician is suf
cient guarantee for the cure OF any case he under
takes Chronicle.
Or. DoheEty has devoted his study more rartle-
ularly to chronic, specific and secret practice. ana
as such is the most successful Of any physician
in san Franeisco.''-Free Press.
'.Dr. Doherty reputation is second to no other
physician the coast in chronic and specific prac-
tIce.7-Mirror
''nR. DoBERTY.-Few men in the medical profes-
sion have succeeded in gaining the confidence Of
the publicin their skill and judgment as he has
Enquirer.
"Dr. Doherty ranks as one Of our most disiin
euished physicians, and also one OF the most snc-
cessfal, which is now the criterion By which the
medical practioneris juiged- Echo.
"DR. ". X. DoHEgTY.-P Persons going TO San
Francisco in search of medical aid, should by all
means call on the above person, a; his Institute
He is a gentleman Of rare scholastic and scientific
attachments, and is well worthy the extensive pat
ronage be receives from all parts of the State"
-NatioRGi
DR. ". K. D0HERTY,
Private Medical and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery.
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office.
Private entrance on Leide~daFH St. San Francisco.
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Fail River Gold s. Silver Mining
COMPANY.

Location of works, Lumpkin, Butte County, Cal.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT A
! meeting of the Board OF Trustees OF said Com
pany, held on the 9Th day of July, 1885, an assess
ment Of fifty (50) cents per share payable in U.
5. gold coin, was levied upon the capital stock OF
said Company. payable forthwith to the Secretary
at his Office, in La Porte Piumas county, Caiif0r
MIA. ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day of August 1906
shall be deemed delinquent. and will be duly adTer-
tised for sale at public auction. and unless payment
shall be made before, will be sold
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 22d DAY OF AUGUST.
1866 at two o'clock P. NJ. to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
By order OF Board of Trustees.
s. WHEELER, Secretary.
La Porte, July 9Th, 1866.
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Notice.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY DE-
care mat we intend TO organize a Joint
Stock Company, for the purpose of CONSTRUCTING
ana maintaining Turnpike Road, on the most
practicable route from point near the Challenge
Mi. in New York township, county of Yuba and
STAG OF Cahtornla, by way of the Woodville House
and Strawberry Vally. to a poin. between the si,e
OF the Old Lexington House and La Porte in PIN
mas county, on Saturday. August 4th at - O'Clock
d.; the time and the Toll House at Strawberry
Valley. the place where all persons interested are
preliminary organization.
MARTIN Knox, B.N. CH.xrrp,N
- L. I ~ HENRY BRowN,
~ =. OiSsoSs JOSEPH GIBSON,
. .DhiAiSGHA4 JAMES HAcKETT
JoHs WILSON.
strawberry Valley, July H. 1866. lw-3s
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SIERRA VS.. PLuMAs.-The Supreme
Court has decided that the Act setting
off portion of Sierra to Plumas county
is constitutional, but gives the taxes
assessed for 1867 to Sierra.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-08-04

ARM CRUsHEp.-A man named
Mott, a brakeman on the San Jose cars.
had his arm crushed from the wrist to
the elbow while coupling the cars. Am
putation was necessary.
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Notice.

4 Ill PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"a the estate OF Robert Richey, deceased. are
required to present them to the undersi gned, at
her residence Dro7ille, within ten mouths or they
viii be barred.
MARGARET RICHEY.
Administrative OF the estate OF
Robert Rickey, deceased
Oroville July IS 1885. 5wn39
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G9e $nttt 8ttorb.

San Francisco Agency-Thomas Boyee
is the only authorized Agent for the RECORD in
San Francisco. All orders left at his Office, north
east corner of Washington and Montgomery sts.
Cup stairs,) viii be promptly attended to.
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The American Flag!
MORNING, EV-ENING
" E Z K L Y EDIT 81

Crovtile Agency.
MIR. 4. 6. SIMPSON Is OUR AUTHORIZED
w Agent for the
Morning. Evening. and Weekly American
Flag.
In OroFille Subscription price of the Daily
Morning and Evening Editions, sl2 year or 81 !
week
Subscription for Weekly per year,-........ $ 90
- month, ...- -. 50
" Single copy, l2t
AMERICAN FLAG PUBLISHING co.
May y, 3m-2pl
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IVES SITS
Feather River Ferry

NEAR ORoyILLE, AT THE FOOT OF MONT
~ gomery Street, i in thorough repair, and the
travelling public will find il to their advantage to
cross at this point The roads leading 10 and from
it are in fine condition, and persons approaching
Orovile from the west will find it saving IN dis
lance TO cross al this terrv N. 5. WEST.
October 18th. 1854. iy5l
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Patients residing in any part Of the State, how
ever distant. who may desire the opinion aud ad
vice Of DR.. Doherty their respective cases. and
who think proper to submit written statement Of
such. in preference 70 holding personal interview,
respectfully assured that their communications
will be held most sacred. Or. Duherty takes this
opportunity Of Observing that al letters are only
opened and replied to by himself and the latter
promptly as possible.
If the case be fully and candidly described. per
sona communication viii be superseded. as instrGc-
tons for diet, regimen and the general treatment
Of the case itself (includng the remedies) will be
forwarded without delay, and in such manner As
TO convey no idea OF the purport Of The letter OF
parcel Transmitted.
Consultation free
Permanent cure guaranteed OF no pay. Address
NIX. DOHERTY N. D.,
San rrarri.cn Cal
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For Sale.

A NEW DOUBLE BUGGY AND SET OF
"A Concord Harness, the property of DR.. Phipps
deceased. Parties wishing to purchase will please
call az the Drug Store Of a. McDermott.
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TO FEMALES.

When female is in trouble, or afflicted with dis
ease, weakness ofthe back aud limbs pain in the
head, dmness Of sight loss OF muscular power, pal
pati0n OF the heart, ilritability nervousness. ex
IRENE urinary difficulties arrangement of digestive
functions. general debility, vagnities all diseases
of the womb, hysteria. sterility and all other dis
eases peculiar to females, they should 20 or write
at once 10 the celebrated female doctor, W. X. Do
herty, at his Medical Institute, and consult him
about their troubles and disease. The Doctor is
etfecting more cures than any other Physician in
the State OF California. Let false delicacy pre-
vent you, but apply Immediately and save yourself
from painful sufefings and premature death All
Married Ladies, whose health or other circumstan
ces prevent an increase in their families, shond
write OF call at Dr. ". K. Doherty's Medical Insti
tu,e, and they will receive every possible relief and
help. The Doctors Offices are arran ged that he
can be consulted without fear Of observation.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-08-04

ASSESSOR. Fonrlh District, California.
Dated at Oroyille, July 9Th, 1866. n36
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05
Neu Orleans 3ttunep Aartet.
CursoRNr OFFICE No. "a CAMP STREET,
Thursday Evening, Oct. 4, 1866.

cvrscRNr OFFICE No. "a CAMP STREET,
Thursday Evening, Oct a. 1856
The movement in financial circles to-day, has
disclosed no variation of any kind that calls for
specal notice. Gold opened quiet, and continued
inactive throughout the day. The market was
but poorly supplied, at best, with cash gold, and
the demand was Of very restricted character
throughout. We annex statement of sales, as
follows, viz: $1,000 at 1463, $1,000 at 1851, $4,000 at
1885,, $4,000 at 1463 and $4,000 OF the same figure
and $4,000 and $4,000 at LAT. Sales of silver com
prised $3.50 American shalves at 1871 and $4,000
and $4,000 Mexican dollars at l46S@1474. We now
quote gold at 146l@l469 American silver coin
at l364@l375, and Mexican dollars at HIGHS.
FOREIGN ExCHANGE-There Is but little demand
for and no material alteration of any kind notice
able inrates Of Sterling or Francs. The offerings
have been very light throughout, and the demand
was little better than nominal from the opening to
the close Of the market. The total sales to-day
have been 8l0OO at 1871, $4,000 and $4,000 at l5sa,
and $1,000 at 159-the two latter were bank. In
Francs the sales have been 5O,000f. and l000O0f
bank t3.55f; and 2O,000f, 600,00Of. and sO,OOOf.
private 3,683f. We quote Bank Sterling l58@l59;
Clear Bills 155@157; Bill of Lading Bills 1890
1884, Bank Francs 3.55@350f., and outdoor
Francs 3,65@3.624f.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-There is no material
change of any kind to report under this heading
The market is fairly supplied and the demand for
remittance purposes is decidedly weak. The pur-
chases by banks and bankers to-day have been
$4,000 New York sight at ! % cent. discount;
$4,000, 1000 and $4,000 do. at % cent. dis
count; $4,000 fifteen days sight at y cent. dis
count; $4,000 ten days at % cent. discount;
$4,000 fifteen days at Il sl1 900 thirty days at
IA; and $4,000 thirty days at - cent discount.
The quotations this evening are 403 p cent. dis
count OF bank, and 89l % cent. discount out Of
doors for sight checks on the Northern cities
UNoUKEENT BANK NOTES AND SECURITIES THE
movement in the former to-day included $4,000
City Of New Orleans Notes at 90 Ito, $500
Louisiana State Notes at CSC, and $500 Bank Of
Louisiana Notes at 653c. No transactions Of any
Importance have come to our knowledge in either
Stocks or Bonds.
BOARD OF BRoKERs.-The operations at the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05
Board to-day comprised:

SPECIAL DIsPATCHEs.--Th subjoiRed private
kilograms have been received here to-day, and
have been handed to us for publication, viz: Liv-
pool Oct, -Cotton--Demand fair, prices firm.
Uplands l5d Sales to-day, 10000 bales. London,
Oct. 3.-5.2Os, rot. New York, Oct. 4.--Gold
opened 1855 1890 A. M.-Gold l482. II A. M
Gold 1889. Cotton dull, more sellers than buyers,
selling at42@44c. Exchange steady, sight 1880
1O34. Commercial, 106l@1O74; 5.2O's 1854 bid.
Coupons, 1l15@l1l3; second and third series reg
istered, no bids. Coupons, 1O9B@1O94 new issue
1O7t 1O,4O's, 99@99S. Coupons, 994. 1905, 1O6
@lOGI. P.M.-Gold 148I. Sterling 1888, Cotton
unchanged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05

CoM1NG ECLIPSE or THE SUN.-On Monday,
sun, which will be visible in New England and in
that part of the State of New York, which is
northeast of line drawn on the map from the
city of Rochester to the lighthouse on Fire Island,
not be any obscuration whatever; indeed, even
where it will be the largest latitude Y degrees
north, longitude degrees vest, but little more
than half of the sun will be ecHpsed, At St.
Johns, Newfoundland, about three-tenths will be
obscured at Bowdoin College about an eighth,
and in Bath only about an eighteenth; while at
New Haven and Poughkepsie the indentaton Of
the moon into the SUMS disc will be so very small,
it is doubtful whether it can he seen through col
will be the last eclipse of the sun visible in the
United States until the magnificent one of August
It'll, 1860, when the shadow of the moon will pass
over and produce total eclipse in part of seven
States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05
COMMIssEON--FoR wARDrN14.

HAuV rINaua- .d4 k r. lid
Sev crIssns snd s,,.as-.
Memphis and Arkansaa Line n stsarosra,
Yo6iee--ss EATcrPz srRErT Eaayio,,a.rs
49, 80 1-.se-s: ---
I'D. Do"D'
90 n 8 - % MER MT
nv ops,pi,ta.
rJppp.x, ctarY any S ~,
Cotton nd otsr Prodacs o nv snss u Oh
sSPe9EsEEoosD};. TIgIL !. Z CO. New York;
TTy T 79ozsT1Ts.S25- ------------------
W.
fuhoHAslNe BROKER FOE
Sugar, and Molnasess on Levee, PIanta ffon |
and In Store.
-ol-Se-e 91A.4I1s 9Anos OELEE AND oHAy1Gk.
PERKINS SWENsON d Co.
CwH N PERKINS, New Orleans. 8. N. swEysoS. N. Y.
late Austin, Tex o. L. KERNIoN. New orleahs,}-
General Con,u,asason .pxe,chane.
NJ. a. o.,o,s.,., ,.,..t eor..,o, mt, 49,.
- New Orleans
L .aprov
MITCHELL. enrr.tNn go rs.. r.orres M1r
oHELL co., BENZ. E. aIrcHELrA Of New
or,eans. J,s p ET1Tr,ANn Mohi,.
$3.50
Forwarding end CpmmiSSAon Merchants,
sryrp .,-r,5 r,,IZ Z, , !, ,ss,-., 80.
- '---->'e,o
No "A e.o,,,,,..,.o. - s,a v..,..
MOBILE, Ala.
W. ADAMS "a
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
70 Aile' d'9Fleans, HordeaHx' France
Co. W. e. Ave. Il aass faasas agnntGn
9. Nixon. -'''sp0A Z :" 4. Aa'nAfis Sna =
MARTINE1 g. PALACEo- NJ.
rCo. PIzARRo MARTINEZ ANTONIO PALAoro.y
HComEniaaioa Merchants E han
1888 GRATIER STREET.
NEW oa1aArs
| D1LLTNGRAaE . DEBL0Es-
90. DInLINGHAM--JoHN DEBLe1s
| Successors to Weed, Writer'S d Co..
Communication Merchants and wholesale Grocer
Nos 4, q IL and IA Tebop,p M st-sa.
n T..7K0UNa a, EMO : -
CTs q !. .ro,r,. ~. ,,a,,,,,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05

Stock on hend and on shppo"rd not esared.'. 790Ss
The exports are 1898 bales for Liverpool and
948 bales for Havre,
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Ihere have been no
receipts since yesterday. The market has been
very quiet to-day, and the only sales reported
are so hhds, Cuba and 10 hhds' yellow clari-
fed Sugar on private terms There IS small
business doing in retail way at lS@l55ct
for fair Cuba, l45@l5c. for prime Porto Rico, and
l63@l7e, for yellow and white clarified. There
is quite an active inquiry for Molasses, and prices
are looking up We have not heard OF any sales
to-day, but quote it at 55@6Oc. BY the cargo, and
68@7Oc. for jobbing lots,
ToBAoCo--We have again to notice very quiet
market. The stock on hand is small and the as,
sortmentls good, but buyers for foreign account
do not appear anxious to operate at present.
Holders, however, are quite firm in their views as
follows, VIZ 35@6c, for low refused, 63@73c. for
common leaf, 8@lOc. for fair do, llt9l2c. for
good do, l3@l4c. for fine do, and l4@l6c. for
choice selections.
FLoUR-Ihe STOCK on hand Is quite light, with
fair INQUIRY ana prices remain firm. Sales to-day
are eonhnea 70 SUI ools" o. Whlch5o double extra
at Sl5 50; Z59 40. at Sl5; lou single extra at
slz 81; lo0 90. az sl7 zo' loo ana 6o superhne al
$l2; no unbranded at SlV' ana 20 and 90 do al
9Il 20 U Dbl
GoRN.Ihe mafket con1lnaes quiet, but prices
are STEADY "Hu 'iInl e SUES lieiuue l9oo ana tot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05

The Pail Mall Gazette publishes an interesting
noteNfrom a correspondent, who short time since
some of the Plantagenet kings. He describes the
abbey as having gonesto wreck and ruin, its pre-
cincts having been transferred into convict
establishment. 'The graves of the kings, he
butthere are still preserved, hidden in a dark
corner of the convict chapel, begrmed with the
dust and dirt of ages, the efigies in marble which
once adorned them, of Henry II and Eleanor Of
beautiful and best preserved of ALL Isabella dan
gouleme, the wife Of John.n The writer suggests
that it would be graceful act of the Emperor of
the French to hand these efigies over to the Eng
Iish government. "Being authenticated likenesses
they would be valuable addition to the records
of our history
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05

Mr.. A. B. Watson, living near Glasgow, KY, one
day last week came suddenly upon large hawk
in deadly conflict with the house cat, which it had
evidently swooped down upon in mistake for
a rabbit. So direful was the combat Mr.. Watson
approached near enough to strike the hawk with
stick, which broke its wing, and caused it to re-
fusely, and appeared to be considerably worsted
The hawk also bore evidences Of the conflict. A
measurement, by spreading out the wings at arms
length, showed this bird to measure oyer'iEe feet
from tin to tin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05
Cattle Market.
Cotton.

JEFFzRsoE CITT. October 5, 1866
Arrived yesterday-249 Texas BeeveR and l73
Calves and Yearlings. old-445 Texas Beeves,
295 Calves and Yearlings, and 50 Hogs. Stock
on sale-SO3 Texas Beeves, 1914 Calves and Year
lings. I29 Hogs. 1475 Sheep. and 81 Mich Cows.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05

"On Monday of the present weekLiust SO weeks
from the day of the great fire in this city in Sep
TENDER, ls65-the Workmen, in clearing out the
ruins ofthe Stanley house. found that the bricks at
the bottom OF the cellar were SO hot as to render
itimpossibIe to handle them The coal that was ia
the cellar was also aliyeiwith heat Pieces of the
latter and also of the bricks were, when brought
into our office, too hot to be retained in the
hands.n