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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY.
y District Attorneys Office - Notice of suits
commercially the following named defendants,
and to all owners or claimants to the real estate
ana improy ements thereon, or Improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described known
or unknown: You are hereby notified that suits
have been commenced in the Justices Court, Car
son Township, by the State of Nevada, plaintiff,
against each of the defendants hereinafter named
and each ofthe following described tracts or par
cells of land with the improvements thereon, and
improvements when separately assessed situated
in Ormsby county, and all owners of claimants to
the same known or unknown, to recover the tax
and delinquency, assessed to said defendants,
against said property, for the fiscal year com
nencng on the first day of January, 1867. and
ending on the 3lst day of December, 1871, and
that summons has been duly issued in each case:
and yen further notified that unless you appear
and answer the complaint filed in said cause on or
before the
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
| \ undersigned has been appointed as Assignee
in Bankruptcy Of the estate and effects Of
THOMAS J. BEDFORD Of 0rInsby county, State
of Nevada, who has been adjudgcd Bankrupt
upon III, pet tion Y tie District Court Of tho
United States for the Di.tricr of Nevada.
SEYMOUR FINLEY, assignee.
D'ted Nay 18th. 1873. myl9-1m
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KAN = AS.

l4l67 From Coyote lend of the Union Pacific Rail-
road, Z. d. to Denver, lColorado), 265 miles and
back, daily.
Leave Coyote daily at A. u. Tor on arrival Of
cars from the East).
Arrive at Denver in seventy two hours;
Leave Denver daily at A. NJ;
Arrive at Cayote in seventy-two hours.
The route and service will be curtailed at pro
rata reduction of pay, the railroad ID ex-
tended westward.
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AN BAN EUPTCF

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
| y unde signed has been apI ointed Assignee
in bankruptcy of the estate and Effects of FRANK
PERKINS If Ormsby county State of Nevada,
who has been ge,i Bankrupt upon his own
petition by the District Cour of the United States
for the District Of Nevada.
GEO. ;. SAWYER, Assig nee.
Dated May 18th, 1sss. myl9-1m
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
OVERLAND AND TERRITORIAL.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON. March 9, 1868.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT The
Contract Office of this Department until P
L. Of June 10 next. ito be decided by the l5ihl,
for conveying the mails Of the United States in
Kansas. Colorado. Utah, Idaho, Montana, and
Nevada, from October l, 1865. to June 80. 1870,
the routes and by the schedule of departures and
arrivals herein specified.
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I'm BAN KRUPTCT.

District Attorney, 0rmsby county.
4. ". NIGr TlNGILL. Sheriff. mh3
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ST LOUIS-Steamer lizzie Gill-sUO bbis 6our Kehlor
s~iso do BUGdscEs xcoS2o do Keep csuissd he'd
A wilmer SsO5.'79 DO Kennedy Sce-lOO 90 Jno {
20 sOrs &cOI!ss ,'lOver Odsndahl-2l Duay-iOl
aco56T DslBOndO7 orde,-4O bbis meal soSis
Cob Chenoveth Casey &ce73S SKIS Grosbe Geo
Sso SIS rye Roger. &sos l wheat S rs oSSaa
do slss back &eO-9 tc: hams . SANFORD 4co-21
KluEpO-0 esks bacon Converse do q Kennedy 4
Whitney &co-l9 do Krost-5O bbis onions w N som
er5O 90 50 bbls snth22 bbls s7 sks
DIV San ord ace -lss bxs candies HAIR sidweIS,i do
MOO hstIhsws &cO1lp DO Laumsn-l5 bxs eggs 70
smhOO bxs cheese Emily Van NOrd.n &eo-O bbls whisky
Sipkgs tobacco Mayer BIos-6 pEgs mise Ha-s0 Sxs
csrdy bzs dss Whitney 4c-2 pkgs mdss wOoliort
200 empty barrels Page &co@s2 bds sinslstrees ssss@sn
i cases IL Woods Whites bdls hoops s.aasr
yICkso. RG-s.sa@er Gen Quitmsn SO ibalss cotton +.
thai M Allen &cO-lO LsvsrcS- s. Richards N May
= Payne Huntington &coS2s Jns Burnett &coH Prchs
Belly Nasene~2o wdgns Allen &coiS AcSs sbsrci
Autey.l6 Newman 8co1ls Ulspp Bros &eO-l2 H Allison
I Violet Bael &s0Ill MsysI Dsuich ws.-e Battle
Halls Lehman, Newgsss 49, Foster &co4 Rsnsisr
DsSS Flower. eTs1 sOp Won Pbu A B9o acc
JPH ggiDs &eo-i Ar Mil.snbsrgsr-l Levi-I Aiken
yS P.rs nj Ch.mpn- 24s SKIS cotton seed Aidigs-
lss do MaginsisIlSg do Msrx-9i DO Buckner &ci5
Dowling-54 do Miller Meyer-l4 do Gsrbini Petrovch
1888 skis onions Geo Martins bbls onions ia
90 Miller Meyer 20 bbls lime wilbur-2SO Kesrnv
Bl.is &co-2O bbls -four Kennedy kco-lU0 DO Geo
Besrd49 coops o-l Guile Isrsel0bbs potatoes and sun
ories u order-Tctsl 702 bales cotton
i ....--
tss Ovss fsT2 i foias sss ton M.f Kan.
da &co-2 Clapp Bros &co-2 to Meyer, D.1rch Wss-I
Lehman Newgsss &eo00 SKIS seed Aldige-t8 axis
Never Levy bxs eggs Terre5onne-sundss 70 or
deT-Tota II bales cotton
LOWER coAsTrIssssmsr Aoe-22 bills rice sOcOls-s
JHIBODAUX-steamer Fncker--l5 pkgs eggs / bx way
Terrsbonntl9 empty barrels bls pee ans to
Cberot-4 bbs potatoes omain-5 pkgs eggs h Lsc4s
tagDe-2 d. l. Surle-suzdries order
THIBODAUX-SteamerH etty Glmsre-l bales rags [,
Wssh-2 bales moss Schmidt Il Zelsler-l6 hid~s A
Bonsion2 bbs peas TerrsbonnsI AXIS cotton ThDAul
sandries TO order
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8irer Sntelli9snte.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CANP STREET
Saturday Morning. Septem Der s. 1863

CRESCENT OFFICE, No "a CAxr STREET
Saturday Morning, September s. 1868 Z
Yesterday passed without rain. The weather
was unusually warm.
Business was quite active upon the landing aud
the packets which left, as well as those advertised
to leave this evening, received considerable
freight.
The following card appeared in the Times last
evening
SPECIAL NoTIcB-To the merchants and ship.
ers of New Orleans, Vicksburg and Memphis
We, the undersigned, are an organized company
Of white men for the express purpose of discharg
ing steamboats,. The st. LOUIS packet Lizzie Gill
preferred employing negroes to US.
(Signed) THos. SMITH,
THos. E. HESTHORN,
TH0s. Tasting.
We are personally acquainted with the above
namsd gentleman AaA Laa< them TO be e.ss-si-
and responsible. Comment on the subject OF the
card is needless. ltspeaks for itself.
The Nina Simmes Capt. Gresthouse, left On her
frs trip OF the season at 10 A.. N. yesterday for
Bayou Sara with good freight and her state
rooms all filed.
The Argonsut left for Louisville yesterday
evening.
The Mittie Stephens for Bayou Sara left at 10 A.
VI. yesterday.
The famous A. G. Brown, Capt. Bassett, left at
noon yesterday for lower coast.
The Hettie Gilmore for Lafourche left yesterday
at Pm.
The Wild Wagner from Natchez will be found
at the wharf this morning ready to receive freight.
The champions of the Western waters /" the
peerless Robt. E. Lee, will be at the landing this
morning.
ARKIVALs.-Since our last report the following
named steamers have arrived:
Gen. Quitmsn, Captain Leathers, from Vicks-
burg.
Lizzie Gill, from ST. Louis.
Grey Eagle. Captain Barsnco, from Bayou Sara.
Annie Wagley, Captain Dowty, from Aiexsn-
dria.
Aloe, Capt. Wood, from Lower Coast.
Flicker, Captain Aucoin, and Hetty Gilmore
Capt. King, from Lafourche.
The Quitman brought in 702 bales cotton and
large quantity of miscellaneous freight.
The Lizzie Gill, from st. Louis, full load,
which consisted in part of 6s9l bbls. -four.
The Annie Wsgley, from Grand Ecore, had II
bales cotton and sundries
FOR JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT Positively
THIs DAY.-At o'clock this evening Capt. John
W. White will back out the liehtdraft passenger
packet Rose Franks for the above and sll way
landings. The reputation of the Franks and her
officers is too well established 10 need words of
praise from our pen. She is light draft. fast etc.,
and, moreover, is the only boat leaving for shreve.
port to-day. Shippers and passengers will do
well to bear this IN mind. Her courteous clerk,
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Receipts By Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
y bales cotton Jns Harde &co-l do Jno Chafe Brol
N Oglesby-l Barnett Lessssief-4 T HAHN Allan kco-s
Payne Huntington &eo--5 Harrison son--l Kern 4
shearer-y Aliens, Sherck Autey-l Fried ander-S
Any &eo-4 Battle Noble-2 Meyer Dsatch 4 Weis-2 III
hiler Seo-2 Warren Crawford &co-2 Lehman, Eewg.ss
COL Msrks Levy &col0 sks wheat 50 PIX buttsrG Bay
" &oolgo ebs pOtatoes Greve Wilcerman-l05 do Msdd
bovsrd. ZO J Pace Aeo-l do Dunv-lo do Chas Fox
DO Mcfarland Straight Aco-60 bacon COob DDhonde
Seo-iS s5s hon Hig6y-l box bats !inlsn AGO. bxs
shoes Leienecke1-l do g Wslmsey kco-l Sprouls
MeGovan-I car beer Keifer Hoander-lz 900 feet um
Ter Tayor-40tO Sanford sch-l2o0O BRICK l. N
serr1tt-3l bxs fruit W Crisler-6 do q Cloud-ll Ma
ehecs-l5 do BoarmaD-sundes TO orderToal 81 bales
cstton
NEW ORLEANS, OPEIOUsAs GREAT wEsryRN-
obs rice evin-2 bbls W Witherel kco-58 head
cattle Inbsu AycOck &cO-sundres TO oruer
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S,assis narnss.
orr or yrrr.nsos, September S. Iss

Arrived during the past week.-Mrs. Texas
Beeves, 727 Calves and Yearlings, 2O7 Hogs and
3l9 sheep. Sold-l412 Texas Beeves, s4s Calves
and Yearlings, l3l Hogs, 6l3 Sheep and is Mich
Cows. Stock on ssle-495 Texas Beeves, 2l5
Calves and Yearlings, 244 Hogs, SO Sheep and Is
Mich Cows. We quote:
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pEAsACoLA Observer.
PUBLISHED TRIwEEKLY By VIZ. KIRK 4 co.

fuhscrtption-Tvelvc months IS; SIX months m n, "A
vance This long established becomes vey d.ir.bis
81 tbs time In view Of the fact that Pensacola n .in
Per rs,lrosa communication with The Northwest and
:, s's n ag point Of interest TO sntsrprising msn
tere.e 81 the state Of Florida. and In is locs d,
peIment deyotes special attention the imsns~ Ths,
and Timber trade growing in It's vicinity "a se "a .ts,
commercial ferns which 10 the careful eader ,Ii ts.s.
me development Of the great natural sdysntsxu AZ
- port Adyertissme1ts solicited 1870 !" sAss'ssA
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H.
Saturday, September s, 1858. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Harris, lockwood. for Brazos Santiago,
Steamship Lavscs Livingston, for Pensacola Perkins
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Trade Wind. BRIGGS from Belize Honduras to
G W Hynson &eo-lst district
Bark Arthur Briggs, from New York, to A Cochran
Agiers
STEAMBOATS,.
Lizzie Gil. Neal from st Louis
Gen Qu'man. feathers. from vi-ksburg
Annie Wagley DJwty, from Alexandra
Aloe. Woods. from Lower Coast
Flicker Aucoin from Thibodaux
Hetty Gilmore, King, from Thibodaux
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile
Below Coming Up.
schr Elvra johnson, Il days from Tsmpico Fernandez
Exports.
ALvFSTON-Steanship I C Harrfs-lO0 hbls hour ln0
bxs soap 100 esndes 81 900 lamhr sundres
PENsAC LAS esmship Lavacs-SS6 bbls -four q bbls
whisky bbs beef bales hay l0O sks sundres
Imports
MOBILE Steamer Msry-l5 bales cotton Marx lava
Jennings aes sundries orderTota
NEW YORK-Brg Arthur-Astd mdss
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les bales the week before. The net receipts for
ne same time amount to l45l bales. against 42S
bales last week, showing an increase OF lozS
bales. ana 1859 bales receipts OF the week before.
The aggregate exports have been 600 bales,
against 656 bales last week and 265 bales the
week before, and the stock on hand and on
shipbosrd not cleared this evening is 6l6l bales,
against 1899 bales last week and 1926 Daes at the
close of the nre yious week.
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NOTICE
MOTH

NoIiCE...........s.....
Ths firm Of LOGAN 4 CLAIBORNE having this day seen
dissolved BY mutual consent George VIM Logan J assumes
the liabilities Of the firm and viii henesforh continue the
business IN his own name and for his own account
GEO wM. LOGAN, JR
July "a, 1855. W. G. c. CLAIBORNE ia,
Inviting attention TO tie above snnouncsuent would
respectfully solicit Of my friends continuance Of thar
patronage GEO. WIN LOGAN, JR,
Cotton Factor and Commission Merchant
No "a Union street.
New Orleans La
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ToBAcco-From the opening until the close. of
the week under review the market for this article
bas continued quiet without any inquiry for either
small or medium lots. Holders. in view of the
Iarge offering stock on hand. have not changed
their asking rates. and, in the absence of any
transactions to indicate prices we repeat previous
quotations. VIE:
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Below COMING Up.
I'm sports


MOBILE Steamer Msry-l5 bales cotton Marx Levy-9
Jennings Gates sundres order-Total bsss cotton
NEW Y0RK-Brg Arthur-Astd mdss
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BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

Leaves on SATURDAY. Sept 5th sasLH
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA CALVES.
ToN-The lowpressure sds-whee iron steamship
i. q. Harris,
J. b. LOCKWOOD, Commander
win leave above from her wharf, st. Joseph street
carrying the United States mails II steamer is unable
to the Brszos bar goods be delivered at
sgnees to pay their ghterage For freight or
sage apply 70
CHAS A. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents,
80 and 81 Camp street
Freight oHehaf the rates adopted BY the Board
Of Underwriters. July l, 1898
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FLORIDA PORTS.

FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA PORTS
ALLIANCE LINE .. s. MAIL Steamship
EOK PENsACOLA, WARRINGTON AND
KEYS, TAMPA AND KEY WEST.
Through bills Of lsding Columbus, Ga. Bainsrdgs
Ga and all regular landings Chattahoochee River aso
70 Fernandina End Jacksonville cheaper any othe
roue Freight TO New York via Cedar Keys Florida s
road and steamships connecting ct Fenandns ct lowest
rates and with dispatch.
This line composed Of the following steamshps 70 sa
ON the Sth and eOth Of Every Month,
Alliance, S. L. CLAPP, Commander
Lavaea, L. q. LIVINGSTON, Commander
Lssves on SATURDAY, Sept. 9Th, asAE
The steamship Lavacs,
LIVINGSTON. Commander,
WIN leave her wharf. foot Of Caiope street a. abov.
tang freight and for the named port
EW PERKINS, Agent
rs Carondeet street.
B-Shppers VIII please procure orders from Aesut,s
Once before sending freight to the steamer.
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TOBACCO sTATkMEET.
Stock hand Sept l. ls65-hhds 95
heeeveo since sept. L.......................... 81
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BALTIMORE-
rok sALTINoKk AND HAVANA
fHk VIEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
kS9ULAR sEkLNoNTHLY LINE OF sfKAhsHrPR
IBERTY.. 100 tons. :. .Thos A Balm Commando
OEbA.-......llcot tens. .Dukshsrt, Comm sndcr.
oARRYINe UNITED STATES MAMs
FIRST CABIN:
fhreugh rckets 10 New York. D0o
EOH BALTIMORE AND HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs spls,aid fast ssssushi,
VII leave her wharf, opp site Jackson Square, on
-"-, carrying the o. s. mails
For freight or a@safpssssd sooommods-
heas, apply 70 WIrHERsPooN. HALsEY co., Agents.
~ Oarondse street.
B.Ee bfns Of lsdins but those the Company viii
signed Permits for freight must procured from this
once No freight for Havana taken shsf u selsek On
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TOWBOATS.

xuW bUAIo.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
ME UNDERslGNED, WISHING TO EsrAB
hsn an equitable and uniform OF Towage 70 oer
Ereser facilities the shipping en- erng and eavns nj.
pom, nsvs combined the following Tovboas:
ECLIPSE LINE
nWiSssriands Lsviathsn, Gladiator and
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel
LINE.
Achilles, Thcs- a. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Tseumssh
wfcaco and Reliance.
The number and Of the associated Ixns a,
fowboas guarantees that deenten will ocur sIssr :.
the bar or In this port
PETER MARCY Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBlER
Harry Wrisht Lima
EDWARD A YORKE 4 CO. ? IL.
Associsteo omoe, - Csfondeet street. up stalrs
J, O. EORUROsS.
oHAk FITzENRfTER
Lsves Az~uta
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Harine Snteaigente.

CRxscErv OFFICE, No. ~ CAxf STREET,
Saturday, September s, 1858.
Cleared Yesterday.
/ & Harris Lockwood for Brazos SantiaOo
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The Darien Canal.

A number of New York capitalists have
formed themselves into company for con-
structing ship canal across the lsthmus
Of Darien, at an estimated cost Of one hun
dred million of dollars.
The vast advantages to American COM
merce which must be derived from canal
connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
at the narrowest point of the American
continent, are SO obvious as to need but
little explanation. 1t is for the trade of
the East that the nations of Europe are
contendipg. In short time the famous
Suez canal will be finished, and Eastern
commerce will then flow into the new chan
mel. To Europe, the gain will be immcdi-
ate, and even America will fall heir to some
part of the saving in time and cost of
transportation. But our geographical po-
sition enables the United States to secure o
route to the East that shall be shorter, bet
ter and more direct, and one that will
achieve for the American Union even larger
results than Europeans can hope to derive
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itation that it was held one must have oeen
traced over the other. An expert testified On
the trial that the chsnces against any persons
being able to write two genuine signatures 30
exactly alike we're as one to several millions.
1t is greatly to be desired that General
Grants known partiality for cigars may impei
him to an act of grace by securing the reduc-
ton Of the revenue duty upon that article
We never knew good smoker who was not
generous enough to wish that everybody
should smoke good cigars. His Keen apprecl-
alton of the weed will enable him to under
stand the immense amount of suffering daily
inflicted upon large proportion of his fellow
citizens by the present onerous tariff, psrticu-
larly among those who do not enjoy the prince
ly income of the General Of our armies. Ex-
petience has taught the fact in all countries
that oppressive duties are suic idal in their
action, always defeating the object aimed at.
Notwithstanding the large revenue collected
upon imported cigars, there is every reason TO
believe that mCre than one-haf OF tho quan-
titv used in this country are s1,uggled, and
will continue TO be so as long az the induce
ments of extravagaut prices remain.
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NEW York. ! tuesday, May l.

NEW YORK, tuesday, May l.
UpoLPHo WOLFE. ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-The want of pure Wines and Liquors
for medicinal purposes ha; bcen long felt by the pro
esslon and thousands vi lives have been sacrlhced
by the use OF adulteritcd articles .lirum tremens.
and Other diseases o. The brain and nerves, so rife
in this country are very rare III Europe, owing III
great dcrcc TO the dit renee in the pu ity OF the
spirits sold.
We have tested the several articles imported and
sold by you, Including your Gin which you sell un-
del the name of Aromatic Schledam Sclnapps, which
We consider Justly entitled 20 the high reputation 1t
has acquired in this country and from your long eX
pericnce as a foreign import r. your Bottled Wines
and Liquors should meet W til the same demand
Wewould recommend you to appoint some OF the
respectable apothec in different parts Of thu city
as agents for Tho sale of your Bran lies anu Wines
where ihc profession can obtain the same when
needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success III your new enterprise
We remain your chcdient servants,
VALENTINE MOTT. N. D., Professor OF surgery,
University Medical College. New Yo:k.
J. NJ. CARNOIHAN, NJ. D., Professor OF Clinical
Surgery, Surgcon-ln. Ghetto the State Hospital,
&c. No. II Last Sixtcenti.-srcct.
LEWIS A. SAYRE. NJ. L., No. ~ Broadway.
II P. he WEES, NJ D No. 79l broadway.
JOSEPH WORSTER, NJ. D.. No. l2O Ninth-strccf.
NELSON STEELE, NJ. D, No. 81 Biceker-strcct
JOIN O'REIL!Y, M. D., No. 80 Fourth street.
D. l. RAPHAEL N. D., Professor OF The Principles
aud Practice OF sur cry, New York Medica Col
lcge &C., No 81 Ninta-.trcei, and others.
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The General Freight Agent Of the Char
lotte and South Carolina Railroad gives
notice that his company is forced to discon-
tinue issuing through receipts or guaran-
teeing rates TO or from New York This is
the end of The magnificent promises and
boasting declarations Of the famous clipper
Routen
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THE Greenvillc Enterprise says that it is
highly probable that the Air Line Railroad
from Atlanta will pass uia Gainesville,
Georgia, and thence through Greenville to
Charlotte, North Carolina. Sparranburg,
South Carolina, is also expected 10 be on or
very near the new line. The Enterprise
thinks that "( reenvillc will be the receiver
sof all the benefits that can be imagined by
''being on the line of this thorOughfare, and
"if the expectation of the road passing i'm
"mediately, or very near, by the town is
"realized by actual survey and location,
"then Greenvillo will lift up her head and
continue in the lead as the queen city of
"the mountains, for population, trade, Sc,
Gland why not manufactures), besides her
advantages of literary institutions"
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from the grand work which ia now ap-

from the grand work which ia now ap-
preaching completion.
At the narrowest point, the 1sthmus OF
Darien is only thirty-four miles in width
On the Pacific side there is an indentation
which can be converted into safe and spa
cious harbor. A small cutting has made
the rivers Atrato and San Juan, which flow
into either ocean, navigable by small boats,
and these rivers present the advantages of
head waters available for the canal during
the entire year. The whole cost of canal
at this point, one hundred and fifty feet
wide at the bottom and thirty-one feet deep,
will fall short of 500, 100000, the pro-
posed capital of the new company.
The opening of the Darien canal would
in connection with the Pacific railroad,
bring the commerce of the opulent East to
our country, while it would be the means
of extending the influence Of the United
States over the entire continent south OF
the Rio Grande The South American
States are being rapidly developed, aud as
the Pacific States grow in wealth and i'm
portance the want of shorter route to the
Atlantic will be greater and more apparent.
There is no danger of overestimating the
effect of the proposed canal upon our na-
tional trade and commerce, and it must not
be forgotten that in the general progress
and improvement the South would certainly
share While the United States are one,
the benefit of the part must be in meas
ure be the benefit of the whole, and the wave
of wealth which passes over the North must
be felt throughout the Southern States.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-18

WE DESIRE 10 return our thanks to our
contemporaries Of the State press and tc
our courteous and indefatigable correspon-
dents throughout South Carolina, for the
promptitude and exactness with which they
have furnished to US the returns of the late
Presidential and Municipal elections. Their
kindness has enabled US to publish full and
complete tables of the vote in the different
Counties and Congressional Districts, which
could not have been had in any other man
ner, and we shall hope TO show our high
appreciation of their good will and practical
assistance by making THE News more than
ever worthy of their friendship and support.