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PORT OF NEW Yuax. SEPTEMBER "a. 1867.

Cleared.
Steamship Hecia fRr) Edn6ndson Livsrpoo-E Cunsrd.
Steamship City OF Washington ORB Hacrow Liverpool
steam.hp sara,os. King Norfolk City Point and Rich.
ss "Gios cvd
Ship ORIENT HILL San Francisco-S l. Merchant o.
ship Liverpool Lambert, London-dHnneii, Minimum
Bark Kerelaw tBr), ca.son. Cork Falmouth for or
Bark HesperSs (B waycott. Bueuos Ayres-John Boyn.
Bark White wing tBr, Pike, LnsuayrA and Porto oaboio
Bark Evening Star (Br,. Miller. St Jago de cubs-way.
BARK Jasper. Avery. oslveston-Murrsv Ferris Aco.
Brig Mary catharine CBr Madde, Queenstown for or
Brig VIM Nash OBJ Mcbride. 5, Johns Nfcrandall'
scar Clinton. Holmes, S. Thomas.Peni.,onA Co
schr Mary Curey tBr,. Masters st Johns NF-cranda
schr nins lBr,, Dernler HnIsboro-P Neyiu. Sons,
sehr Red Jacket Aver n.'i soesland-w Brown &co.
sehr Q Aeker Hobbie stamford;
steamer Monitor, jones' Philadelphia.
Arrived.
ms:s Ps:ssnser lsa ranah Msi"ssa S.nd; Wv
s M @ sas s u
N Had as weather s ens g
q; saP e NTH
S s Rs' er ssa Ts. with steamship Georgia
ana vi . PIE e mile. n %d Sc
hateras steamship sedgwick hence for Calves
ssns syas
Williams Guion Had strong westerly winds the frs. par
oi s1ts EdIh Gsd Sssssr VIII IRON to qnss
INST lat z H. Ion e. 49, saw steamship Virginia. hence for
SHIP Mnnehsha tBr) McGrath. Londonderry, 80 days
" with mdse and III passengers to G Knox Co aug
az ION .ss c sa 1'fs s @ @ si
'a q fdS sRsna hav So days. with
mdse and 81 passengers 70 BOYD ncken Sept r. IA. 80
ported Had Gains and light winds the entire passage
Bark Laboramus (Br). RAYMOND Leshorn, e. days with
marble rag. e. t, Boyd 4 ainckon.
with coal. to Brett Son & Co.
Bark Adelaide Femner Boston, in ballast to Fran
Bark Silver Star tBr, Lowe, New Bedford ballast
Brig Veteran tBr snow Malaga AZ days with fruit &c,
to master. Had light north winds and Gains the entire
Brig yosephine r) Forbes Cow Bay IL days, WIKI COAL
Brig Champion DO Marteun, Cow Bay, cB 10 days. with
scnr Ricardo Barros, Furman. St Martins. Il days. with
scbr s MsSoef Burgess, Gee Bay with COAL to the
New York Gasiight Co. '''
IS, sshTJ " Hstasld (br Potter, Windsor Ms, 10 days.
schr Queen Of cppers Br). Dawson, Windsor Ms, with
sehr Amelia Fitchett ockland NIB. days with stone
soSr Jos iIaii penaca. Elzhachpor. for Mddletcwn.
schr " Dexter, Dayton Angusta
s sssr A Afs M's ssro s%'i pcrtna sG0A
sscsr Gertrude ,lorton Jameson Rockiand
Schr Flectwng Nash. Rockland.
Schr @ Horton. Jameson Rocklaud.
Schr Veto Robson Rockland
Schr I.urotas, Ham. Rockiani.
Schr Galena Gale, Bridgeport
s sssr IeedsT . a,,s for West Yes Ins.,
The U = Schoolship Portsmouth came up Long Island
and erea near a Rr 4. Island Monday 1t
sailed,
Steamships Saratoga, Norfolk; Chesapeake Portland;
Neptune, Boston.
rs- Foa ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SEE ANOTHER PAGE.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TuksDlv, Sept ~ ls0T
quote 4oo aAhc.
CorrxE-For Rio there better demand. and the
market quite steady at tho subjoned quotations
sales, ia addition those last were lIs7 bags ex
STAR Of Devon, and 1000 do North America on private
terms or Maracsibo 26s7 bags disposed on
terms kept private o,ker kinds were unchanged; we
quoie;Ro. prime. isxc. lsc.; Rio, good lie IKE
Rio fair le.c lssc Rio. ordinary, lie al4'sc RIO
iar 70 GOOD carroes nc fsc Java mats and baes 2tc
alssc st Domingo cnfee, 1jJso l6c, gold ret cash
duty paid Messrs william Scott Sons make the stock
% Rio September q ls67:-In New York 7ess bags IN
Ihladelohia osn do ~ Baltimore 10000 do, and Of
Csrros There was trife more dong but nt further
decline OF fully ne b. the closing weak
concession Tho Gales footed UP $50 bles inc ndng s3o
for spinning, 20 for speculation aud so for export We
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TIE JAPANESE ,MsFotlIa.
TO THE EDITOR or rus HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR or THE herald.
Ma, request you 10 correct slisht m.ssatement in
your ,ort abou, the boy Gan Right in your edition Of
tuesday Ias!' Your repsr makes the Sheriff say the
boy be turned out OF the doors OF the prscn
70 where he pleased or be taken wherever Mr. Msgurs
wiilsd," whlxh WAS not ihs case His orders we've
"You Will dsShngs the boy kI Right from the
prison nnmedlatAy; va have nothing 10 DO with him.
understand that his guardian wi, take charge Of him,
bnt Ne have nothing 10 do with that either You must
not permit HIM TO remain after tne receipt OF tina
account" Again, therS was NO force used In putting
to boy out lilo was not dragged out OF Dir. Smiths
room rv' when hs fuIy ecmpre6spSsd thai our orders
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rAr, sseiman Hudsou Sidney Tyler sselmap and Eva
'i HOLMES HOLE Sept a. PM-Arrivsd schrs Maggie
vandusen Philadelphia TOR Lynn; Ada Amos Adams %
saed~schrs Z Paine, Ocean Ranger Express. VIM But,
sad. AM~srrvsd sehrs Field. NYork Nigh,ir gale
Orion and RngdoSe. Calais for Phiadelphia Peoksf dc
salled--An the above.
susan Spencer Windsor Work Lsmarins s.
Ssr Calais for Do Mains hrasdpn sS1n 3, f so s
s steamship a Ne%
for take ~ steamship Geo Cromwell in TOW
NOZZLE. Sept ls-Arrived. brig Glendale, Mcintyre.
MIRpLEHEAD Sep. 2z-Arrived. brig Young. Davis,
NEW ORLEANS. Sept Is--Arrived, sehr O W Din. Hoi-
Pass, Sept H. fM-Ariiyed, bark Palermo Morrish
NORFOLK, Sept ARRIVED, steamer Hatteras. Couch.
Nyot.; brig oasr tsr1 TomSsaa DO ,or a.,,,.
Passed up Jane liver 22d British bark from Liverpool,
NEwBGRYPoRr, Sep, si-ssied. schrs Rue. wright.
Sw g s.ps ssSrs Helen
NYorS; ga WashinsIon, Joine yIrslaa Thomas Jets,
sehrs Arthur Simpson, os charn Eastern sSSrs Va se
sYSEwPoRf Sept S!.Arrivea- US revenue steamer Me-
ss,ed-schr Henrietta. Dryer. Quincy Poln, for Phl.,
;ssPs w Mount Davis Elm.
SH% TgyEs s .ssr, ~, Var I.:r..s, ss.
k. .eh1s .snr
an ns Fsn
Kinr. salem; Kate Y Edwards, Allan, DshtoD; ] Msi
Hr.mga ms,tos ,sa,; ns.
Budge; Nary Haley Haley: Sarah Cnllen Ayres shIs
Case Sswport haoeces, Fisher. salem; CALVIN "a,
EmIr. Woeisy King Se Ri Ssllis ros, s0%sI:
bark, i, Me1gim.s Marshall, Mss'lna ''o
mpsgaaor Kssln % brig Az
2sd bark cornwa for e Loo
Genoa: Walter Howes, Bath; Lzabel. Greenport
Masadan Ipb sfs 'cAr
ssiled-Bark B + shaw; brig Roberts; schrs Ellen
Psr jS'Saa tsr, Emery Hsrg0g'
ans Adams Phladepha; 7th Ralph souder Crosby do;
' PiWTuc9HHRT l Sept g. chs Mary wes,eo
Wssie9 N Fesman Elardgs sG SYGrs sy.
GEORGETOWN, nc Sardininn, Cable; soa Nymph conley
en nm F,z n swell and Staten Islander BabcocE Eiz.
abcihport; Triton Freeman, NYok scop Harvest corwn,
cesied Brig Marshall Dutch, coo%bs. PnI's,aspha
SON and Gov cony raTksr slsahs!5port Eas Ha%iIoa;
Cole; Lodowck Bil Ely; hndelne Van Ceaf Heath and
Midnight Hawes NYork sloops Translation, Hawkins and
blackstone, Stnrges, do.
SAN FRANCESCA, Sept 2l-Arfigei, ship Black Hawk,
Crowen, Nrork. il3 tNvs.
sd A SHIP s as1 Ship snss
Liverpool .
SALEM Sept 2i-Arrivrd. schrs " Garrison, Morris.
Philadelphia: Leecadl.l Poole. NYork
Saied-Schrs X z Pccker. Calais for Washington, Dc
A Heath Ranger for philadelphia; 22d. brig liza.
WILMINGTON NC, Sent 2l--Arrlyed, steamer Rebecca
Clyde Chichester, Nyogk sthr Marion Gage, Brewer,
Charleston.
Clearcd-schrs Miner Huntley. and D L sturses Por
ter, NYork.
2ith-Arrlved steamer VIM 2 Clyde Powell. NYork
WAREHAM Sept 2o--Arrivcd scirs Naad Queen Chase,
Port Ewen 22d, Jacob Brdsall Hazeltae Georgetown,
DB.
Sailed 2st schrs Joseph Hay. Hathaway, PhndelphiaC
Elmer, Haley, and I Wines Hulse George own, ~.
philadelphia, according windy; 3d. Monitor Robbins,
NYork
Swan Island
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positive and that he must leave consented 70 Co.
aud taking hold Of my band accompanied me 70 the
door, Sheriff Kelly was not present In persops a. your
report 10 imply. Please correct your report In
these particulars IL has given erroneous impressions
regards the part took the transaction. Without
tho Sherif's knowledge consent at the request OF
Mr. smith and lady, we consented TO allow the boy to
remain with them, he being in their company when
they were arrested expressly informing them through
their COUNSEL that IL the Sheriff ordered TO refuse 10
harbor the boy, we would have to do so
WIN. l.. GARDNER,
Deputy Keeper New York County jail.
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The Chicago Clearing House statements or the past
-four weeks compare annexed
Cierrtn0s. BoIoAce
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and balances tho Sub Treasury In this city for the
expired portion of the week have been az follows

expired portion of the week have been az follows
Casiom IJ1use ---SW 7reasGy-----
F1sDh Recsipts PaVBleas. Batances
Sen, q sSeS g95 81 $40 s644 073 $li9 $50, 1a9
Sept N ol4O0o 3 23s353 2o3l,9ll l2oo5c.6so
The yaIuo Of the exports exclusive Of specio from
New York TO foreign ports for the ending Sep.
tember "a was IS 425 52a against s337ss $40 for the
week previous.
Tho statement Of the Philadelphia banks for this
week compares with the ono preceding as rollows:-
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CASDtxs-Adamantine In fair jobbing demand nj
prices ranging at from Nc 10 2S srcrm quoted $50
CorPss-Ths demand was light and prices were reduced
Nc: per ID The sales about a010 bs 2ssfc for
baltimore %Ac 26sAc for Detroit, aud 254o 7sc for
Portage Lake.
CxNssr.-Roseadnlc was unchs need at 81 So
DRucs AND Dyps. csrb soda In speculative
demand and arm while other kinds of chemicss
but steady The selcs fully ~ 900 tegs bcarb coda
10 arrive and FOR Forward shipment ryae terms 500
do DO on the SPOT At Sc 5xc golf $50 tons soda
2c 2sc gold oedo sal sofa 81 Sc. currency 50 do do
70 arrive At 2iec aOld and tuot previously reported
lso IONS do 10 arrive and for forward shipment Fri.
yte ms also 100 drums ca.see soda at sse &c gold
100 casks bleaching powde al Sc &c. god hcasks ~
Co. currency 10 ceroons Honduras cochines at qc gold,
u do Nesicn DO do at c sold; 5casss Dutcr madder
7s eold cases hrst picked bic st -sc
rcuev small lots cream tartar at PC sqc gold.
lbs. refined argos on private terms.
Drfwoons continued quiet. hut prices altered
So Domtrro lcgwood quoted al f The sales 10
poIedl q tons bfaEilete wood ~ 81 currency
FisHDy cod continued in moderate demand snd l7rces
iuthsr reecdei sales made OF 1000 Qunias nj %
Tor bank and SO 80 for Georges Mackefel we're stead
nhonl former prices the Gales 1908 bbls al oil
~ % for No bay th 20 .or No DO; elo for ANAL \ O.
sood demand, ~ lsc isc FOR No and ssc scc Z.
sealed, VITA sales OF about 5000 bones
ftovR AID OR.r.-hecepts, 1880 bbs. -four c3i01
bushels wheat ssJ do lso 10 oats aud 74O malt
III market cont nued dull aud heavy for medium aud
mon sradeiwhich were cc isc lewer-but high grades
were Tim undsr is demand Cslforns fcur was quiet
snd aeady The sales were about 5000 ibis Southern
-four In moderate densud prices were without de-.
cided change The sales only 60 bbls Rye -four was
1m at the advance chonoed In last sales bills at
- Is ASSN Corp meal was moderately active aud urm.
he sales wsr. geo oels ss61 for city and IS 20 o. for
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CoMBEs-FiELp.ou Monday, September 20. at the
residence OF Mr.. James Demerest by the Rev. Mr.
Michael Dir. CHARLES w COMES to Miss ANNA d. FIELD,
both Of this city. No cards
CoSSoLLY-KrILoRAN- O On Tuesday, September "a. at
ST. Vincent de Pauls church. Twenty-third street. New
York. by Rev. Father Laion pastor, JAMES J. Con-
MOLLY, N. d., to Miss ELLIE H. B. KilLoRAN. both Of
New York.
MADisoN-JswELI4-0n Sunday, September % by the
Rev. Charles II. Harris at the BRIDES residence EDWARD
H. MADISON, Of Brooklyn, TO Miss JANE L. JEWELL, Of
this city,
REED--SANpERsoN On Tuesday evening. Sept. II, BY
the Rev. VIM r. Cobet at tho residence OF the BRIDES
parents WILLIAM A. REED TO Miss FRAScEs SASegR-
SON, youngest daughter Of Thomas r. Sandeson, ESQ.,
all OF this city.
TnEw-BuLL-On Tuesday, September "a, at Hamp-
onburg, Orange county, N. y Joaa G. Tngw Esq, 10
Miss JENNIE BULL, both OF the came place.
observation-disclosures On tuesday september %. at tbe
Church of the Holy Apostles by the Rev. DIR. Rowland
George W. 1loE TO ANGELICA RFESBERGg all OF this city.
TOWNSEND -hURo.-On Monday, September %, by
Rev J. Peek, Mr.. SAMUEL H. townsend, OF Now
York, to Miss MINNIE A. HuRo OF Connecticut.
WycKoFF-MoNFoRr In Brooklyn, N Y, on Thurs
day, September s. by the Rev. T. L. Brown, OF Brook
iyn Peter j. WycRoFF ABBrg MoNfoRr, daughter Of
Andrew Moniort, si OF New Utrecht
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f. w. KEYES,
CITY .,.... b..
Sexton 4 Superintendent
MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY,
aaALso OF THE CATHOLIC.

u,H1s CEMETERY IS SITUATED IN THE
range Of mountains back Of tho County
Hosphal |. over looking the city Of Virginia. Tho
sexton and superintendent being an old pioneer
ofthe city, and knowing the wants Of tho commn'
nifty, has decided the Cemetery above described,
under an Act Of the late Legillature, In trust,
unti sunh tIe as the same shall be Incorporated,
TO secure q resting place for tho dssd, ana 70
tiop OF knowing that under this trust this Gene.
tsry can never be disturbed sold, or used for ss-
other purpose. gur .I#.T ..F 1891. s...
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Philadelphia Boot Maker
O.. 8TOCKIM.

TI0lI.l~.T SIOChLE,v v111 :.
MOULD RESRDoTFULLY y IN.
w form the citizen. Of Gold HIli, and
,ufs s,sa sss, :. S.ss ssasISs: T
in Geld Hui. - msny Of thoSe Who hnve tr,.d
ths% s,e yillirg p terslfy 70, ,TAe rnsterii ont
OF which his Boots are made q Of the yeyy b.st
made In tho world; and the long time which In
eoSs sss worn. y sumcsnt Eursntse Of. the
Relaitins 10 all1its ditssrsn. branches.
did, essy.nttins, and duYsbi, boot. q l7''"'
Gold HUI, Dec, 10, l0e6,--" dsl0.H
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watch Lost.

r osT. on SATURDAY MoRNrsd. JAN.
~ l2th, between tho -6rcy Hound Saloon and
tho Crown Point klne % huntng.oaso siyer
Wstch-.y, R..snEsysd % ths Rseh sass. 4 Eee
ths bai o. dc afsyhound. 9 '7'h-'' 'l7 ~,
Gold Hi, Jan. II. 1907. jakuH
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q T..

TN GOLD HILL, A aENTLEAANss SHAWL.
i Ths person who lost u was mot tho owner Of
the article, but only had Il In charge. The per
Ion who found u win much .obligs the iosef by
leaving n at The NEws once. eh IN s5l M
Gold Hi, Jan. 9, 1867. eT syi. M IsRH,
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RRpoRT OF To8N OFFICERS
QUARTERLY nEFoRT OF TO wN

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN!
oorporating tho Town Of Gold Hill, Storey
Comfy. State Of Nevada, I heseby submit for
publIcatIon the reports Of tho Clerk and Treas
urer. for the Quarter ending December 3lst, 1856
". D. GRAY, ''''
.# President Of the Board Of TruIteea
Gold HUI, Jan. II, 1857.
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GRAEFENBERG s..
UTERINE CATHOLIC0N

FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
directions will cure every case OF Diabetes,
and greatly mitigate the troublesome euscS caus
ed by a relaxation Of the outlet OF the bladder;
Il Il a most successful remedy for Gravel ana
other diseases Of tho Kidneys and Biaoaer, snu
for Fsmaie Diseases 10 unequallsd. The Cathol.
icon uniformly cures Prolspsus Uteri, Whites,
III Irregularities Of the Monthly Turns, Suppress
lion. Inoontlnoncs Of Urine. Bloating and Drop
,icai Svsllings, and all Diseases Of Pregnancy.
The specific action Of this medicine IL Immediate
and certain upon the Uterine snd Aodomrnal
healthy a state ss those Of childhood and youth,
10 that patients who have used the 'Graetsnoerg
Company's Uterine Cotholcon" cannot sufficient.
express their gratitude for the relief afforded.
REDINGT0Ni & CO.. a..
Agents, Il6 and 4l8 Front st. San Francisco.
fIy27.6ml
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d E. W. KEYES. 'oa.
General IN Undertaken SOW

Ne. %, ssuth O streot, .....VirEinis,
au.au Has on hand the only stock Of
Metallic Caskots and Burial
Cases, Fine Mahogany Conns,
Conn TIimminEs, etc.,
rrr - In tho state eina- non
Al,o-METALLIC CoFFINs Of all kinds, got
mn Al shortest notice. Also, large asscftmenuof Of
silver. Pi ated and Metal hountinN Grape, Gloves
Robes, Fringes and Satin LlningS, etc. ..
particular attention paid to SKIPPING
BODIES, and Funerals attended to With
Remember the old stand
No. as s.u,h Q street. .virsi.ia.
4. w. KRYKs. ,6
s-Hearsss and Carriages will be In resdi.
nss. 70 attend Funerals all lover the county and
vicinity. upvps
No. 10 South @ strcet,-..... virginia,
wishes TO inform his friends and the public gen.
erslly that he has on hand Q
complete stock ofN1u' .'Eu"
Furniture and Furnishing Goods
p.dd,n, CARPETS, 1ianket., Sheetins,
Croeks;I W. MoeSsn sss.. enc s1S. "'h'"
,,h,nt INV old friends and the public generally
for nsst patronage, and hope, By striei attention
.o,hn,fnssI. 10 merit q continuance OF the same:
SS. V.snSnber tl1s OLD STAND No. 10
so1th O street, Virginia. E.W.KEYEs.
Whsslsr r wilsear sewisg hia-
chimes and Fixturss on hand. m xrvrs A..r. !.
Js2u
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TIE Governor General Of the new
"Dominion Of Canada" Charles Stan
10y Viscount Monck, was born in Ire-
land in 1919, at Tsmplemore, in the
county of Tipperary, and is a scion Of
an Irish family whose patent Of nobility
dates from the year 1900. He was edu.
Gated at Trinity College, Dublin, and
after going through tho regular course
Of study for the profession Of law, was
admitted to the bar in ls4l. At the
general election Of 1852, he was return
cd member of Parliament, and entered
the House Of Commons under the aus
pices Of the Liberal party. From 1855
to 1858 he held Office as one Of the
lords Of the Treasury under Lord Pal
merston, and in 1861 be was appointed
Captain General and Governor Of Cana
da, which office he held till the consum-
nation Of the Confederation scheme
caused him to DO elevated to q higher
position a. ruler Of the new dominion.
Owing to the blundsr he committed in
the Lamirande extradition case, in sane
tioning the illegal deportation of the
Frsnchmsu, it was thought, at one time,
that the British Government would no,
send him back to Canada, but it would
seem that the services ho has rendered
to Confederation hsvs induced them to
overlook that false step and to entrust
to him the practical initiation Of the
scheme with which he has been iden-
tilted.
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INDIAN APFAIRs.-While We do not
entirely approve Of the proposition Of
Senator Upton, Of Nebraska, for the
Government to offer o bounty for Indian
scalps, We think he 10 nearer right, and
has q better appreciation Of Indian
character, than Taylor, the Indian Com
missioner. Tho leading objection to
offering q bounty for scalps 10 that it
would bring to the frontier all the des-
perate characters in tho land, who
would 20 into the business Of Indian
killing for the money. Nor would they
DO particular what Indians were killed;
and those the least troublesome, as well
a. the women and children, would suffer
the most, while the real depredators
would keep out Of the way. Tho policy
Of Offering bounties for scalps was inau-
guratsd BY the French government in old
colonial times, in order TO check the
progress Of American settlements, and
the policy was continued to some sItsnt
BY the Epglish in the Revolutionary
a But the Americans, ~ . people,
have never sanctioned the policy, and
we hope never will, But tho terrible
atrocities psrpstratsd By the savagss,
especially upon female eaptivss who
have been so unfortunate 80 TO fall into
their hands, calls for corresponding
punishment, and We do not wonder that
many influential men favor . bsrbarous
policy in retaliation. What 10 wanted,
in our judgment, 10 that the Indian war
should be given in charge Of some man
like Harvey, II such . man q bs found,
who should be supplied with men and
means, and not be hsmpsred with in
structions. either from the War Depart
usnt or Cougrsss.-Nspada (Csl.) Co.
sstte.
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FEMALE INrLUIxos.-It will be re-
membersd that q few weeks ago the
fathers Of nearly every child at the
Point sent q petition to the Board Of
Education, requesting them to appoint q
certain gentleman principal OF the
school there. It appears that the bet
ter halves Of these gentlemen took a diff
ferent view Of the case, and desired one
Of their own sex to instruct their little
ones in the way in which they should
travel. 80 they, too, sent . petition to
tho Board expressing their views. The
task before the Board was q novel and
delicate one. The fathers Of eighty
Eve children wanted q person to teach
them, the mothers Of those same chill
drsn another. Az We announced In our
report, the female influence prevailed.
The opponents Of female suffrage have
claimed that the wife would usually
vote In accordance with the wishes Of
her husband, but We here have q case
tending directly to d!sprovs their asser-
lions. In one case, 81 least, the ladies
have sIsrted Q stronger influence than
their husbands.-0akland Nsps.
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A Llrrss from Aurora states that the
sentiment Of the Union party Of Mono
county 10 in full sympathy With the &C.
ton Of the late Republican Reform Con.
vention held in this city, and that but
for the great distance, delegates would
have attended from that county.-Sae.
Union.
Il must DO highly gratifying to the
Sorshsads to be informed that Mono 10
for thsm-there hardly being . hundred
voters in that county. But, /" drowning
men viii catch at straws," v though
the cereal husk Hoat on the csrulssn
blue waters Of Mono Lake. There be-
ing neither 8 school house or . church
in Mono, il is not to DO wondered At
that .hsy havs pronounced for . Sore
head party. Ignorant set.