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wbeat was ripe; the rOBe-third that was
stepped, contained not a particle of smut,
while the unsteeped two-thirds, contained
considerable smut. The crop was cut by
ODE Buckeye reaper, and hand cradles,
and We are told that enough titedt ,Das Lod
. 81 De lse Of cradles 10 pay for teo reapfng
nldekhsea Z ,ficIGlA1Q .1EaI tjaf 'r~Si
STbe net proceeds Of the Bougbtog
wheat. was just S28 an acre. If anybody.
has done better than this, we should be
very glad TO have him tell rs how he did
il. The crop, we learn, vas pat in and
managed by Mr.. Stephen ID. Perter, mosl
excellent farmer, who, driven from his
home in East tennessee, on account Of his
Political opinion, has found a hearty well
come with Mai. 0heairs ahd his neigh
bofs, by All Of whom he is much esteemed.
Messrs- Cheairs, Porter & Co. feel so much
encouraged by their success, we learn
that they propose putting il 500 acres this
fall IN the came kind Of wheat. We wish
them much siecess and hope they wiH do
Is the favor of keeping record Of the
time aud manner Of saving and all other
incidents worthy Of note connected with
the crop, TO be reported after next harvest
Mr., Akers has received the following
letters from farmers who have tested the
BQughton wheat az s.eak ,fasrf..l
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I'm EQUITY.
IN R,ol,n,onh snno.in,. Coz,

In Richmond Superior Court.
Geo NJ. Threw. Assignee on
: The President, Directors and Bill for Df-
Company Of the Bank Of Au- rection and
gasta. D.. t.t .sil4 Distribu-
Archibald. Boggs and others, sets Of said
Creditors of said Corporation. ] Bank
Upon THE APPLICATION OF
u counsel for complainant it is ordered by the
Court that all persons holding claims or de-
maids against thesaid President, Directors and
Company Of the Bank Of Augusta" who have
not heretofore done so, shall, By the SECOND
MONDAY in JANUARY next, give notice of
their claims to tho Assignee, George M. Thew
at Augusta, Georgia, and exhibit the evidence
thereof, and deposit the same, fin writing, with
said Assignee. for which he shall give proper
7 receipts. 30. 90 'i' d H4i.uF .. d. l4t.
I And it is further ordered, that all such per
SONS so prescribing claims. be considered and
nade parties defendants to said bill, with leave
( to plead. answer or demhr thereto at any time
before the herring thereof "a l -1"4
And the Court win proceed to make sneh
order and decree for the distribution Of said
assets in the hands of the Assignee as the rates
of EQUITY require. .'i 1919 gus ~ -.3I.
'Andi it is further ordered, that a copy of tbis
order. duly certified by the Clerk. be published
once Il month for four months before the next
term Of this Court. in public Gazette of each
of tho cities Of Augusta. Atlanta, Savannah,
Charleston. NTshyille New York and Gin
cinnah, 'iiifh sa d ai.
blythe Court, June 90 1868 o.' 400 ~
81 - ..'.''.. WIN Il, HULL u
q
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BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
AND WOOD NAFTHA.
UNRtvALED PKEPAKAI4OSi

nually from an untimely grave BY using this
URREvALED PREPARATION
It cures eGectualIy all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, Consumption IN fts incipient stages.
| Asthma, Bronchitis. Colds. Coughs. Catarfbe,
Group, Who0pins Cough. Sore Throat, and all
ately relieved by It's -.4- Do
Extract ffom n letter ffDm DR. b. Robinson.
long a praeticiDg physician in Murfreesboro,
Tenn, under date OF September IL. 1867. from
Christiana. Tenn..~n
Il shall always take pleasure in recommend
ing your Balsafn. because i feel its good effects
in my system every day, and am quite sure IL
has extended hsy life. Hoping you ray succeed
In doing good 10 tho haman race. add rscom-
pense yOursslf thereby, ...f $3.50
am. respectfully, your friend.
fi"r ll S. b. ROBINSON. N. d..
From Dr.. J. W. Nelson, under date ofsMur-
freesboro, Septem Der s, 1861:
On. CHAKLEs WILLIAM. MSmphiIs IhaFs
had 4 great many calls for your Via Cherry
Rnd Wood Naptha, and Of course could not fur
nish IL; and my ojeet in writing 10 yea 4 20
request that you send mq few dozen a. 5000 A.
convenient. and forward your biH. and / will
send you check for The amount.
Respectfully yours, LlL
I.- JOSEPEW ". NELSON"
Sold wholesale By Berry, Dem0viIls 4 Co.,
aud By all druggists IN tho city Of Nashville and
throughout the Southern States. Price per Bot
tie, ~ 80. Please adde's all wholesale orders I
TO DR.. G. WILLIAMS h CO..
Memphis. Tenn.
And they skall receive prompt attentioH.
A liberal discount made 70 the trade.
NWNaH
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Fare as lev as tlso lowest. -sf rsf

Tickets for sale at the City Transfer Office,
northwest corner Cherry and Church streets.
aud at the Nashville ard Chattaaaoga Dep9t.
Nashville, Tenn, d. =. CLIFFE, Receiver.
T. s. RICHARDS, Gent Sap's- lf ia0gl
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Nashville and Decatur
,greslJ II II VE .1rl7Ii> : - ;. :.
. .5 5%g RAILWAX. - II +

THE OLD ESTABtIsHEB ALL RAIL
7 route to Huntsville, Memphis, New
Orleans, Mobile, selma, and ali Inter
GER TRAINS. commend: APRIL rs.
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Geo. NJ. Threw. Assignee on
: The President, Directors and Bill for
Company Of the Bank Of Au- rection a
gnsta." IL IL Distril
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-01

San FRANCIsCo STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Reported to George L. Gibson yesterday
afternoon
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REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.

To the Honorable District Court Of til,
Second Jttdictal District IN ana. for Oynls5J
Count, State Of Nerada:
The Grand Jury for the March Term. 1865
beg leave to report as follows;
We have carefully considered all matters
brought before US and have found two (2)
true bills; we have ignored three (3).
We, the Grand Jury, find that the Sheriff S
office and County Jail are in want Of some
suitable furniture.
We find that in the Sheriff S Office there is
no secure and safe place for filing away
papers and documents pertaining to said
Office. and would recommend that there be
placed in the said Office suitable and sub
stan.ial desk for that purpose.
We also find that there is at the present
time two prisoners confined in the County
Jail. One, James Holland, for assault and
battery one, Samuel Portius, for petty lar
.ecny.
We find that the cells are very insecure
the locks being out of order and of no ac-
-ssunt-and recommend that they be replaced
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position that each man shall subscribe one
per cent of his salary to form relief fund
Mining shares are firm to-day, with an
upward tendency.
Legal tenders quiet at7ll@72.
New York quotations Of gold opened at
139 closed a 1887.
The ensuing month promises to be one of
unusual activity in steamship affairs. Fol-
lowing is list Of steamers announced for
New York via the Isthmus : April 4, Moses
Taylor, San Juan April 6, Golden Age,
Panama April IA, Sacramento, Panama !;
April ID, Nebraska, Panama; April %,
Montana, Panama April 80, Colorado,
Panama. 1t is quite possible that another
steamer may be added to this list by the
Opposition line between the 10Th and Both
Of this month.
In view of the addition of another mail
steamer every month, via Panama, it has
been suggested that during the continuance
of this arrangement there be but two steam
er days per month-namely on the 18th
and 29th.
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SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
From the Virginia Enterprise of yesterday.

| J
SAN FRAHclsco. March 30-A large
mber of leading citizens, on Saturday, ad.
dressed a farewell letter to General Nc
Dowell upon the occasion of his departure.
The General has replied in suitable terms,
and expresses his regret at leaving the Pa
cifc coast.
Ow ing to the non-aTrival of the China
steamer, the Golden City is detained until
tomorrow.
The Islais Creek Navigation Company
has incorporated with capital of $1,000
600 to construct a canal from the foothills
to the Bay.
The morning train from San Jose mar
rowly escaped a serious accident near Bel
mont. The baggage car was thrown from
the track by breaking all axle on the tender.
Nobody hurt.
In the suit of Parrott VS.. Wells, Fargo &
Co., to recover 100000 damages by reason
Of the well remembered nitro-g lycerine ex-
plosion, Judge Deadly to-day delivered an
able opinion upon defendants demurrer, and
everything it.
The steamer Active is to be the first of
new line between Portland and Victoria,
connecting with the California, Oregon and
Mexico Steamship Company's line to this
port.
The sailing of the steamer John l.
Stephens for Portland has been postponed
until Wednesday.
The paid fremen are considering pro-
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TURS-V EREIS BALL.-Another delightful
reunion the members of the Turner Society,
and lovers of good cheer and the dance, is
contemplated on the 18th OF the present
month, Tone week from next Monday. OF
course it will take place at their new hall.
As usual there will be a gymnastic exhibition
during the evening. To participate in the
dance, partake of the supper, and witness
the exhibition, will cost only 50. The recur-
renee of these entertainments is looked for
with much interest by Germans and a
large number Of other citizens.
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The UNION PRIMARY ELECTIoS.-T The
Uniouists Of Carson City Precinct held a
primary election last evening for delegates to
the State Convention to be held in this CITY
on the Sth instant. One hundred and TWEEN
,y-fve votes were cast, all straight tickets.
The following persons were duly elected D.:
Dyke and George ellison. The vote had last
evening was some forty in excess Of that
oalloted at the primary election in this pre-
cine: in 1856.
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ALL KINDS OF LUMBER

am determined 10 make New Wagons and ~.
pair old ones As CHEAP aud Ia ~ WORKMAN.
LIKE MANNER as any establishment Ia III.
state.
So Persons In want Of Lumber would do welt
to call aud examine my stock aud Prices befVts
purchasing elsewhere. D. II C0NNkk.
Carson City, Nevada, October 20, iso;.
st2g. lms
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New SPRING GooDs.-J0seph Rosenstock
has just received his new Spring stock of
|lnens' and boys clothing. He has also a
barge lot of latest stvle Of mems and boys
bats All of the above named articles he
xviii sell at reduced prices. See his adver-
|,isemen. under new To-day in the APPEAL
of this morn ing.
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by the same kind that are used in the Stat
Prison. Also found that there was no bed
ding of any consequence therein, and urg'
the necessity of having the same better sup
piled. We were informed by Mr.. Nightingale
the Sheriff, that there were no shackles at
tached to the Jail, and that the handouts are
of but little account and recommend thai
there be two (2) pair Of shackles and four q,
pair Of handouts furnished the said Sheriff
for the use Of the County JAIL of the --latest
and most improved style. All Of which we
most earnestly urge should be embodied in
cur final report, with the necessary instruc-
to the same. All of which we most respect
fully submit.
We, the Grand Jury after having examined
the County Commissioners and County
Clerks books beg to report as follows: As
far as we investigatedthe same we found them
kept in correct manne-, and think the
| Board of County Commissioners have done
their duty as officers Of the county to the best
of their ability. Also we find nothing on the
| County Clerks books that wanted further
examination of the same.
! We would recommend that the County
| Commits sioners be instructed to purchase a
safe sufficiently large and cause the same to
| be put into and for the use of the County
Clerks Office, for the reason that the Court
records and other papers pertaining to that
Office are insecure.
We have examined the School matters and
management of the same Of this county, and
especially of District No. |, and beg leave to
report as follows, to wit We have examined
the books pertaining to the Superintendent's
o.hce, B. F. Bivins, and find that they are
correctly kept and believe Mr. Biyins to be an
efficient officer.
We have also examined the records Of the
several Boards of Trustees since the organi-
cation Of School District No. /, Carson City,
commencing il 1851, and, after such exami-
nation, we believe that if former Boards of
Trustees had applied themselves as well to
their duties as the present Board have, we
could report School matters to be in better
,,rd;.;o,, .b,, ,,o oar, ror,,r, ,bor, N he NOV,
-'''''' ''''''
Further Il Is the opinion mat II the lhahelal
Management. Of the School matters of Dis
,r;c. No iscordlcted in future as il now is
,.
ana mas oeeh since 'le erection Oh tue present
Board ef Trustees, that there will be at the
end Of this wear in the treasury to the credit
NJ Di,-rir. No. 4 surplus fund Of from two
~ IN thrre "a Thousand dollars torether
with the school nroportv which now belongs
m The Scb.,~I District. THE present manage
mont If The R,ord cannot be too hirhIv re.
norIroerdad 70 he continued
W. wore 1,n,lle,n exanina the hooks Of
tho Trustees If Di.trif., M . but understand
from the Superiutcndcnt's book that on the
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IL New YORK SrYLE.-S. Abraham has
reftteI ana enlarged his ice cream, soda
water and refreshmeut saloon. and is pre-
pared to furnish ice cream for balls and par
ICES on short notice and at reasonable rates.
He will also supply families w..h ice. At,en-
ton is directed to his advertisement. The
saloon viii be opened on Sunday next.
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Posr ROADS EsTAELIsHED.-In the Z. S.
Senate, March llth, the House bill TO es-
.ablish certain post roads was passed. In
cilded in the bill was the following in rela-
ton to Nevada: For a post road from the
mail station on the overland route in Ruby
Valley, TO Camp Halleck.
From Wellington, via Pine Grove, to Au-
|rora.
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The DIsTMCT COURT was in session yes
,erday. The report Of the Grand Jury was
Received. That report appears in our paper
his morning. The Court stands adjourned
.o meet this morning
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LEFT ovER.-An interesting letter from
|he Sweetwater mines furnished us by a
|riend has been left over by consequence of
,ress of other matter. 1t will appear to-
morrow.
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IN TowN.-Uncle Dave scott, the ciyilest
BIZ all civil engineers. came in yesterday from
| he Truckee. We are glad to notify his
| friends here and in Marysv:lle that he is in
Excellent preservation. Glad to see him.
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REMENBER.-The ladies of the Methodist
church will give an ice cream social at the
white House tomorrow evening Admit
ance free. Coffee and Sandwich supper 80
Eents-ice cream extra.
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FHE DAILY APPEAL.

REsIGNAT1oN- John Bunker has filed his
|esignation as County Commissioner Of
Ermsby county, to take effect on and after
he 3lst day of March, 1868.
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Alpha, 500. Bullion, Sl3l; Crown Point,
50 $40; Exchequer. S9l; Gold Hill Q. NJ,
SIP; Hale < Norcros<. S2,47j; Imperial,
$3.50; Overman. SIS; SavagA. Sl67; Segrega-
led Belcher, SD O.; Gold in New York at
) Pm, 1882; Legal Tenders. 72c.
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Cor BACH uoME.-U. 5. Mason Esq, re-
,urned from California Yesterday looking as
fat and rugged as a grass-:ed mustang. Old
man CormacA also got back, in the same
stage; and he is fat too-an old complaint
Of his. Both their faces very red-from
snow exposure. They report Rhodes and
Parkinson ready for the up trip. They viii
arrive now in a day or two.
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E,nNAL N 0sEISs;I IS.-r-YvE REG sIg Il gE;Sii, ri,
Il, the necessity which forces us to put all our
Notes and AceoYsls in, atAe hands of aanI Attorney
ana Mhsisirsis far collection, and those ri our
r'sNaf on 'qTss cost can do - by ealing
sept % Nv ''
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4. 4, Bradley, the Boston negro, is circula-
latigs savnniiS f9a country, j 9he fol-
lowi ihcchdiaiS circsaaf, cansifgS s I'll Ss cohsdera-
bic excitement. "Noticc.-All bad men il
the City Of Savannah, vlb sp3T II the
lives of the leaders ana Ronsinees Of tR5 tie Res.
publican party Pfcsidcdifs md members & & #
the Union aLeaguers Of America if you should
str,kks kkseaa bllqys the manor mon willbo followed,
and tho house in whirh,1 or they atskel shell
tor win be Burned to tks gfroaunnsd ransdd Takorhood
mark well. Members of the Union. irallv,!
rally ! rally for God life and liberty.
fssa ~ 4, 4 AlsAAsa .GAHEf
IF Ptqfing ,H thfaisi26 agra a6p,q lbs New,
Methodist Episcopal Church, lin goston, otl;,
Committee ca'oh the Coarso rof tho oCoinlPi,
through the Rev. Gilbert Haven, repor,ad on ID
resolutions indorsing impeachment, and eulogiz-
lpg General Grant and Secretary Stanton for
ths ss; q a S tI5ns ,xaps
tadoptetiaatti 10 was Voted toi Sind
$isS Il y 4s.h sa.hstspa3E fq pis5s,, 5, q Fas,
dent lfhicSarae,- Stanton, Graft and Chase
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when Istraek acsoss to tae eather siae,s and,
tesson's otass aNh yeHS9

:; ): ~; :; e; 4
The messenger came in ut the side door of
the bunk aud threw down the package of Oh.
y9lopsy on shss 9 desk IF the sxshpngo xolsrk5, s.,
sssss s3gs]E ,sst isS agS gs5
express" Here was a lay out | Should I spot
the clerk or the messenger Says I, "take
ss both ,ss shssls. sssR slsg
/ slipped out the side door on Gravier street,
went into the entrance of the Jaw Office leading,
up over the bank; took off MY coat .9nd, hit;
slowed them in the water closet at tho load Of
the stairs, and slipped down again, round the
corner to the Camp street side. Hero I step
ped into the bank again, but tho messenger
had gone. I could SEQ the exphange clerk
comparing the money with s9HssfFIps, fy ill., i,
desk, which I took at once to be tho list lof
numbers. stood minute ut the payiry tely
lers COULTER, where three Of fouqE cus srks c wccfe
!!ssSsd afswd|hs sHefo :, Is r Yg q 9 h9saA&s| A
MI Im Tasnsa ~
bit neHyRysa abst I ksI& nav seyeiswell skinned.
I-evcn thought Of writing q duplicate envelope
q always carry th@l q ,Ib1t ayA TSHwhat'sl Die
use" Hero is %herss taea aeHierks IL mistaken
about the time he was away from his dcsk.--
Htes the aetvaslopd heaF fhes sedge' of IFS lid.'
ger, and went to thrco different desks, examin-
ing three different books; tRsfl NlTeg tpsl;ss,ahc
list into the cashiers or presidcft tbAA,h u ysays
|, "mind your eye, nows your lqAsnoe 'ITNey,
body was noticing me. 1 walked up to the
desk, and while the clerks back was to me,
and the President had his head .bent down over
the lis. bstaggs ags &c eco Esfegs tsscths,
| took firm hold Of The railing, put my toes on
the combing bcloa, and the package wis up,
ss %Y iss}s2 j III tysslj s3 s'lsR's iiaIs|i|z
.lss 9i3 Z sRs i'IREfs g. tt sss }s sss
ssss 'af ,5's, ny iss'sssE
into Hunton's law Office. Nobody was in, !
brushed my clothes carefully, and Sat down to
write an appointment with Mr.. Hunton for
O'Clock, signing it Abram Gcrson Jeacxsou,
Texas. Nobody camc in yet. I went down
to the, stSeet, SAW sroRd .atbundl my sailibps
reaching over to see . how tlSsS Gould ID it
turned into Camp street and saw lizard and
Farre4 at the corner Of the City Hotel. They
looked very wise, I stood a,geod bit near the
near the corner Of Camp and G9hpaIs pd pre-
scntly saw Earrel riding on tho top Of !. hotel
stage down C0hlmoh stfcst. II6hs kmattI he is.4
Everybody was saying, "there goes Farrell.
it every cove in the country diln eAnow Farrell,
espebfilly When Sitting Oh toi ST hbfct stage,
Oh 6np nppurP6aS top be ssdaSG kalped iii dpg gt5 the
bank, and and good many were looking up at,
the building. I looked up too lisa pretty
building. I likeAts/st5la I9etS Aah Bpt
then to EfsaSHpgss RsEs SHpgss sgaag sQySSrs f$SE $E d bills
Thrown right In coyes way Is funny to ME.
Truly, your constant readeyha ltv nan'i, od,
ABRAM GERSON,
Jefferson, Texas =
yHpptop knows that ,plame, though IadoIt:
=
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A SEcRHf C4kSuHA AiJA AMONG THE NEaRoEs.
"a correspondent in North Carolina inclosed us
p secret circular issued by Gov. Holden and
pters, to tlieslnsgers in that State, whot7ssiita
addresses as TsBfYthers," and bcgs them tps bes
ready and PREPARED to vote down the White
men or "rebels1s it calls thep, in the coming ming
election. TAesahite or Caucasian ,,nany endo.
wed by thdaaQm mon Creator with MI gIor haa!
nature over The lever races Of mahkind ,is also
permitted tor reach an extent o9 cfiMe aud
Degradation eastD transccndings others 4aThe,
negro, hseggro, for e&aflple, may bo corrupted and
distorted into remorsoless beast by "frccdom,
fbut this is the work of the superior race, and
isolated fi y a;s 3aS e & A Stories fis
ohtM .addChailluS lands othdfs,s:te cannot ieveiil
approach tho bcastliness of :sfrecdom''. beast
illness that nature reyolts at, that as the cen
sus shows. they rapidly dieput sAkethe In
dians." The sin and crimo8 Of fhes Garfsons.
Bseehers, Sc that thus ssfionmsand deforp,s
the negro has how9ypr an distance
blihdhess, i igndrdhce so that
Holden d Co., who do their work AMI voluntar
lily abdicate the high nature Sod gsyo thpm, is
beyond any possible rcssion, Shd ps the cfea-
tor docs not at once dash them to pieces With a
thqnaSsB9E ;iA masf sbc ithae they asc destined
for Sah infinitely more terfibe f panisRmheenNt. iRheeNt
Ne'c YORK; Day Book.
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-o9aH1o t1 his., hd = ,.lanllI1y 70 TFYD57'
Z, s,'ls 'sssss.a1 e ri RI 4O' o, s. II 7
From theNewn Orieans Times. I
''sA TKs Canal Bank iEa4iL Lareeny..a n siJ.s g..
4. 4 IiIOifis1 Hr-ft3s Yt, aThTa {
-1sTOUNDING AUDACITY OF THE THIEF
.k.kiiOHi.'l ii'r-l.DE 40 HTj.'T1 Il Ill

.k.kiiOHil = itT-lgE 10 aTj'T1 HIT
The astopishlnent3f our, .relders lbov even
exceed our Own VIDA he. parusal Of The following
letter, which comes to us shroudod in,a a mvs.
terry quite n'nkcepihg with the whole affair
froR H, tlrst to last ht s perhaps thea boldcst
sequehob oncsdf tile boldess felon.4si ever psrs
pfsstsa ss ssi shths s. $S pablbb ttho' iettosr is
hs, 9pei o., The sensations of the day, thor de.
yeloprnedts of which welfare calculated to ma k, k,e
US pause, and reflect upon the social elements
around Ts!aIMe Tvs regret tliati neither time nor
spsaaa s 1 comment d Inc ats tls lis mo.
nlentf siniosdn hna eHii s-iwrslio .suia-xi 81.
20 Ms:AaaNr'ef 2 NAs.N. Q. qIa,cssaft , .$isi',
bean stn:I wish to address, YOU oaulI.25fESy few
ieitaFks as to the operation at the Canal Bank
Iae gTsssgA!sSa ,ofl i,he feaeyaycqps a4d pse.
ers OF thislesys fppd fppd the many AMUSING, ,specu-
iasions % as to HhoY. it was done, !, induce me to
blow the mattsr from beginning b;i to - end T am
still in NeR Orleans which Ioots upon !" a. ,1'
me hold and think money can be tiaae ansg.,o
iAsdo this Ito, it cai be,doHs any ,dav fbat
nSsS 1Sai S$s sIys ,ssEs eye s ots 1 cain.l
bapk and tAaimenin itae .Afion,do ofa tbeniAyy
Is aefspfIafs fl iSIIs
seese 1pck taae morning,for IFhappehpd eto, see
tses'ssssn sss sss e sseofthe sssth
'4sllBas fn.Safllaneas from tho, axprsssi office
and say az s2%agd the bank followGGt .bp,iSss IA,
far ~ Retsrsons coal Office, On Gravier stree streets