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New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

demand Bay S..s,s .s. r. m s:a s1 css's .ss
quotations f1r No. and mons here
choice ss ss and E s' s 10 Ne have i
b1 i,h la been les. activity nsrLe, ,or .b
eo, nUs. asyehad the ad,rtSsa sdvsaes
for tiOs tSess M 40 Op~1Td ndsue The demand been
sSss for s's9 sprsg ss for Milwaukee ss sss ~ ~
s both dull and 70 the absence Of sales o@sa 1i x
Ee se have hsS c 5 sS .n o; are sss
sSs .S psaos e. 9sio md we.s,. s store, .a sSxM. =
,.nes saHa S.Ss Ia IA Corn s.r .s @ ss.s Ss @
Su pd%s Ts 1a'sFs Sss% s oa ,p.ss, 4 =;
do Yellow Isl 's sss.ss % ws.. Ts'
deiysed .sd coloTs and White Tennessee 81 IssssN
~ sGi'RsT Ss. sis It g is % ed Ssa s
quote % siTSs iiRss s% si' sss ' g ts. %
hEP-asni shows irnness lie gold Jss quist ma -
HOPS .l very quiet bu, holder, ar. booking 70,
ase sra pce' sales 9bales Bavrsn a Oe ,nd 1nen
s9spg remain, s1 '9, prices usss,r, quot. Ne
hsye leg |, fair demand but pees are s,.
LEADBdsl1e@ has been Ouly moderate IN. price, Ar.
ssd I and an "a az - q M TT S sPs1S % CT at o =
is drn and 10 fair demand 81 Is for eosuo,
MoLAsSEsTh. demand I, moderate sudpre.. unsettled
90 tue eoH"Sn ,s saSss sales Of 90 hs Porto Rico
hhds & Porte & Reo les bids st cEoI s hAas ESsh s a
NAVAL SToRES-Cru. Tarpanins I. quie, a. ss,s s,.,.
dull and lover small sales 75a16c ROsas are gpsn mn ~
quote At ~ 50 - 20 for Common and Common St,,,d
quletst % il0S3 62i Stock Of osa IA sbou, bbs
0II-Ameesn Lnseed IS 6tm and 10 demand .hs-t =. A..
gallons sold Crushers price 81 1851 Is es.is sni 49,
English do remains dull and prices nominal In f o 49,
has been fair business prices fEn and sasuet. -
Whale at 15d76c the latter for small lots, sad Sgr "a
Manufactures oils m api unchanged Lard OIL ss x,
demand al fror 81 asa 81 IS for fair pme and choice
PR0VISoNSwe have had active demand for Pork tos, ,,x
lover and the market heavy the sas al -
lnr $500 bhs At s2sd S3 3i for Old Mess 2s q ~ -
New Mess +2s rs for y Mess aud S23 IS for Rrtrs Prime B.
steady and in moderate demand; sales Of 800 bb IN asa
for common brands Sl5d go 80 for Paia Ness ard 40 s
Tor Extra Mesa Ieee Beef and BEEF Hans are dn and apa
2e22c for Bagged Hams and loo Western Sweet Pcfi ..
IN bulk al 3c Bacon Is quiet but fnn Lard eye sd
closing 6rmi sales OF 1900 pkgs al l8ldlgi @ No. ;esGe -
City: Sal9c for fsr 10 prime Steam and l9Gl9.c s kesRs
dered. 'f - - ~ . f-"
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
pare US follows:
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD has now an i'm
portant and valuable traffic on both slopes of the
Sierra Nevada Range, and will command tho
Through Overland business The Company offer
their FIRST MORTGAGE Six PER CENT BoNDs Ito the
same amount only as the U. s. Subsidy Bonds
granted them at their par value and accrued inter-
est in currency, both interest and principal payable
in gold coin.
Pamphlets, &C., giving full account of the prop
erty pledged furnished by FISK a. HATCH,
Bankers, and Dealers in Government Securities, and
Financial Agents of tho Central Pacific Railroad
Company, No. 8 Nassau-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
Off Aak.

State bonds were lower new Tennessee six per
cents which sold at 6Gi Missouri six per cents
steady at sIs. Railway bonds were firm. with small
offerings. Canton was strong, selling at 81. Pacific
Man sold at 92, IN advance Of II from the closing
prices of yesterday. Express stocks neglected.
The Railway share market opened strong, with an
improving tendency. New-York Central was tho
most active stock, selling at 49, l29s 1885, closing at
l29 Erie was steady at 7laa1 closing at 7s. Read
ing was neglected. The Western list all strong,
with small offerings. Michigan Southern sold at 9l.
North Western Common, 6il; Northwestern Pre-
ferred, 76; Rock Island, 80 The ST. Paul stocks
also in demand-Gis was paid for the common stock,
and 6 for the preferred Chicago and Alton sold at
12S. After the one o'clock Board there was q small
reaction sales TO realize At the Second Board tho
market was firm, with improving prices for the
Western shares. Northwestern Common sold at
65; the Preferred 76i. st. Paul Preferred n. Fort
Wayne lOi. At the close prices were fully main
tained ... .... 4
The following are William Heath d Co.'s last quota
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
ANECDOTES OF GEN. GRANT-HIs HABITS

a woman writes 10 Inc fHtddeiphH IfcSs,
from Ashland, Pa, the following stories about Gen.
Grant:
During the first three years of the war was actively
Identified with the western branch OF The Sanitary Com
mission aud had abundant opportunity Of Judging for
myself Ia gard 10 the character and ability OF our gen.
erals During the entire campaign OF The opening OF tho
Mississippi il my privilege 10 AID III caring for our
noble patriots both In hospital and camps, and have
been for weeks together where saw Gen. Grant fire.
quently heard his constantly and never did hear
tntemperance mentioned in connection with IT, Facts
stubborn things. will relate few OF the many that
cane directly TO my knowledge In tho Winter OF 1923
when the army arrived at Memphis, after long, weary
marching, and trials that schen the heart 10 think o
tw0thlrds OF the officers and soldiers were In hospitals
Gen. Grant was lying sick ut the Gayoso House One
morning Mrs. Grant came into the ladies paror, very
much depressed, and said the medical director had just
been to Mr. Grant and thought he would not be able
TO 30 any further II he did not stimulate sad She, And
Cannot persuade hn,to do 500 he says ne VIII not die
aud no VIII not touch drop upon any consideration In
way toyicksburg
"Agsn, few months after. was on board the head
quarters boat at Mlikens Bend where quite lively
gathering of officers and ladies' had assembled. Cards
and music were tue order of the evening Gen. Grant
sat lh the ladies' cabin, leaning upon table covered
Win nnnmersble maps aud routes vieksburg, wholly
absorbed IA contempauon OF the great matter before
him. de paid NO attention whatever 10 what going
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
THE CONRIS.
BANK PRESIDENT ARRESTED FOR FRAUD AND
EMBEZzLEMENr. &c.


EMBEZZLEMENT. &c
Thomas II. Van Carnpen, formerly President
OF the Fist National Bank uf Elra and VI the Croion
National Bank Of NewYOrk arrested yesterday and
committed for examination before L. B. Commissioner,
serious charges OF fraud Cmbzzleneut making false
entries, &c The day OF his examination Will be agreed
upon by the persons Interested Tho arrest made
the strength Of affidavit made by stephen T. Arnot Of
Elmra who depOses that be IL Of the Directors Of
the First National Bank of Enira that IN 1868 Mr. Van
Campcn became President Of said bank aud continued
be, aud was President until the st Of October 1867: that
at various times lie miSappied the funds and appro-
priaed them 10 his OWL use that about Oct 1867 he
signed, largely IN defanlt and indebted 10 the bank
that at the time Of his resignation. he had withdraw, OF
the funds OF the bank, more tban $4,000 that when he
drew these funds he the President Of the bank and
In fling circumstances, nsOlyent aud largely III
volved aud well knew he had no power or means 10 re-
place said funds; that during August and September.
1857, and while ho was President OF said bank no
also President Of the CrOton National Bank Of WORK
and when he had withdrawn said funds he had depo
nent Is Informed by examination Of the books OF the Gro
ton National Bank, aud verify believes to be true at the
time withdrawn from tho latter funds exceeding
SGOOO that about October 1867 tho Crot0n National
Bank closed by the Bank Examiner, and Van Campen
resigned the Presidency OF the other bank, aud.
being Indebted largely, has not resumed pay
Inent; that while he was President OF these
banks, the First National Bank OF Emira, on
September 1867 the OF certain draft bn III
OF exchange, dated September o. 1867, drawn by T. N
Frisbie President OF the PittstUn and Era Coal Co..
81 OOO William Reed and ndorsed by Wells Frsbie
Coz aud that this paper which was OF the fun value t
purpored to bear, enlbezzlcd by Van Campen that
Van Campen or about July ~ 1868, caused entry
10 be maize the books Of the First National Bank Of
Flnrn, by which IL appeared that the bank had pur-
chased and owned bonds 0f the County OF Allegheny to
tho amount aud yane Of $4,000. and account was
thercupUn opened anu kept with the bonds appearing
20 have been purchased under tho title Of Aleghany
County bonds, and continued until on about
September 3. 1866, when Van Campen caused the
account TO bo changed into account whereby It
appeared that the pretended Allegheny County bonds
had been converted into S200Oo 0f the United States 7S0
bonds, aud the bank was the OWNER thereof.
Pending the examination, Van Campen II in custody Of
The Marshal the question OF bail not having been settled
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCK
FRIDAY. NAV l=P. ]

FHIDAf, MHy IT. ".
Gold closed at 1891 after selling at 1891 9S9.. Tho
clcarings at the Gold Exchange Bank were sS9-
$4,000. and the balance s2,4o6474 The Assistant
Treasurer has paid three millions OH account of inter
est to-day, making eight millions paid.
Government bonds wer, strong and active, with
good demand for investment 520s of IA sold at 1864.
div; Old '65s, l07l; 10-0s very strong sell
ing at 1884, and all the 1908 offered at lO7i were
taken, with sales of investment lots at l07i. The
market closed strong at quotations:
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
ToCK OF PORK AND BEEF IN PACKING YARDS, NEW Yezr
AND BROOKLYN, Mayl, 1868

PETRoLEUM-CHde Is IN ver good demand aud sr oles as
spot sbout 1900 bhs 2i9l2i In bulk ami I 7,c AS
kehue boad h. ben active demand pd base ~
yancee and the market has been exc Closing
2OCo bb the spot 2ii928 for w. closing
For future delivery sales Of about 900 bbs part 2e h
including $50 bb moItb from August to December
w. to be delivered In philadelphia, and here Leu bb sr s, -
29Ir., and 800 fot June at 26lc
RICE-The market STEADY and ffv sive sales Of -
hidll!c 500 bags RaDg0on at si0Oc eureae duty p a.
4dilc. gold. in bond.
sUGAHsThe demand for Rsv Is still fair though bgen
mostly In small lots Prices before thoagt ne
viii pressure We quote l0s0l for r good RSrS,
and for 40 l2 Box sales IG bids at k Cara. ~
d2c for English IssId; TT d3 for Porto Rn 90 boxes Avt -
l2Gl and 3l2 bags Macao arrive private terA as
dull at lbic. for powdered. gTannated. and crushed
May 1865 Cuba - 2s hhis Porto REQ 533thAst
Croir 56i bids English Island go hhd~ NsdbiqG hkiA
Total bids 3sl0 Havana boxes 2a; Manila bags la br
til bags. 6.l6O. -
sEEDS-ln Grass Seeds there changc Rough Ft Sel
limited demand S261527O We quote Clover At sidyse- "a
Timothy at So 319t250
STRAW eoahles firm, and have had fair Business a, S 10
Long Rye, snd 75c Tor Short do
TlSPg quiet but prices Unchanged duot bs-a ~
27a2Iic Straits 2sdz4s Eugiss Al G24i all gol PIsss
qui-t and prices nominal
TOBACCO-Tbe demand Kentucky
and sales al bids i5tc Other Kinds 4sI
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for THz THHuSx
FPiRAI, Nav 7, 1863.
AsHEsThe market for Pots steady at 81 6a 80 5 Pearl,
nomina.
BBESWAX eonnues steady and frm the demaad r sales
S1Wc. for yellow Western and Southern.
BRICKS irm and fair den and f8d 80 80 for NewJrsey
500 $40 30 for Long island t9dS for North River; Sl39S2
for Cruton aud f454 for Philadelphia Front.
CVTfONTbe demand
Prices remain about the YESTERDAY
great homina sales % 29 bales including spane
~ exporters aud Y3i 10 spectators We Quoei
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-YORK.

y. Z
Several additions made 10 the fruit and vegetable s sst
sale from the plaza
New ouous market from Bermuda hbs - asz
the aparagu though pen mitch loser t5z
week Butter has downward tennes cor aEs sos
Warner leather wanted hespen The iuk sale u .se
Shad abundant 6sh Wild pigeons -
brx 10 the lire good mutton a higher iOc.
scarcely firm pretty fair article selling SI+ 81 a bb Cs6Sp
the demand loser ths rTba,5
nnra arlcLa 4 !. .nufcn nlnntx
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
CRIMINAL COuRTs

In the United States Circuit Court, Southern
District the trial OF Patrick H. Reason on the charge of
eDgraving counterfeit e9cent fractional currency plates
was commenced The defendant is a colorod man. about
30 years old. has an excellent edueaon s said 10 be
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

~ ATLANTIC rkLKaHAYH rhs rKlhtsk "a A.. ~,
Lospos, Ssy yL-EysaiEg-Csasos 30 o. ssf a'a" s~s
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

.......5.s.,. .....t ,fiss. tn rI.sft'a 'f-
a .sa-s a.J sff". ."-''t'
s..-.e .ssa..a. - G2J3
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

lH. .,pl A.3nf o. ilV ..-..sf a.u 13us.t rp .llH
lI .rraHt sr14 .sr0u Ha H8lL Cd 90 8l.I IH9.U
gIIf9 JJ lly.a. 2lV 0i o. " blu1l M -g8. d.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
The following are william Heath & Co.'S last quota,
tions Of stocks /:

i. ...irt fr- ..r...r. '...- I...t .... .r. D.
.r.4 r4 H.. ...lUy ..E ", I..
.ltg# ll us4 aatu -. te.1 aH 4
..t 9I. ... o.. .s Jia. ..E l4 .J JJua
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

.g4mlieqTb !AiI a3 sdI 81 ,rEplltat e4t 40
100 off s.-.assl .i gnif ilsy iGga-ai '.-l- @ b1l
4t. ra.-il 0I ulA ,g9.Ihh 6fdllsEb % 31g..l,tbt
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

,,,all,a,eD s5f1 80 hstTUIai laai e, af'l ti.., y,
- ~ gu ffe.rpI hsrf.. 1gfa $3.50 -if q, I-it i'
p. ~ ~, M s-sFh 30a Gada ph ~ td baaa '' l-"'1
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

I. l..1.s,.l r.. M f'l.Ij,.I ,.i
.J l.l r.. I.a U't. $50, ..i l. .g.0.IA ~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27

WAsuoE VALLEY IrEMs.-We hear
hrough gentleman from Washoe City that
here il still a considerable amount of snow
p Washos Valley, and that the weather
|ontinues very cold for the season-much
|olde. than here. Washoe Lake is still
Fozsn up, the ice being about sixteen inches
hick. Much ice is being put up by parties
b the Valley. In Washoe City most of
pc saloon keepers have housed large guam
fties TO. their own use, while others are
|utting up for sale at least a two years
hpply. Not less than two thousand tons
ave been secured. The ice is the finest
yer cut on the lake. Blocks of it three feet
b length are so transparent that a match
bn plainly be distinguished through them.
The Savage Company have put up at their
bill in the valley over 100 tons of this great
lmmer luxury. The roads between here
nd Washoe City are impossible for teams,
I'D it is thought they will not be in a fit
pndition for the hauling of wood for some
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27

COMMISSIONER RoLLINs.-Of this officer
no has, by his upright and consistent po-
heal course incurred the malignity of the
resident, the Washington Chronicle says :
The removal of Mr.. Rollins as Commits
oner of Internal Revenue would be hailed
ith delight by all the whisky rings in the
orld. But for him and the civil-tenure
". the swindling operations of this I'M
lralleled combination would have been
eater than even they now are, and it is a
ibute alike to his honor and the efficiency
that statute. that ere'y honest officer IN the
4eynal Rerenue Bureau has been thus far
tanned through his influence and By his
ar1ess and faithful execution of that !ap.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27

IMPROVED LIFE PREsERvERs.-An Eng
llsh newspaper states that some interesting
and very successful experiments for the pur-
pose Of saving life at sea, were made lately
in the presence of thousands of spectators
at Holyhead, in Wales. A Mr.. Rces, who
has a patent system, went through three
evolutions. In the first, he threw himself
on the water and was buoyed up BY very
simple alright dress, and. amid grsa. plau,
three miles an hour. This would, in the
opinion Of experienced seamen, be Of i'm
mense service in case Of shipwreck, or in
deed whenever life is endangere on water.
His second evolution was somersaults, and
the third, walking upright on the sea.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27
THE DAILY APPEAL.

RAILROAD MEETING THIS EvENING-RE
PORT OF PROCEEDINGS HAD IN WAsHoI
CoUNTY.-1 he greater number of our Orms
BY county readers are aware that certain ne
gociations and proceedings have been had
within the past fortnight relative to the build.
ing of branch railroad connecting Virginia
City with the Pacific Railroad at its crossing
bf the Truckee, the line Of which branch is
10 traverse parts of Storey, Lyon, Ormsby
and Washoe counties. Pending the nego-
tiations upon the part of the Committee Of
Conference with certain parties in Virginia,
he APPEAL has maintained silence upon the
subject, preferring to have nothing to say
about the matter until some definite arrange
nents were completed. We now have the
pleasure of announcing that an arrangement
has been agreed upon by the parties empow-
bred to act, and that the entire proposition,
IN all its particulars, will be laid before the
public this evening at the District Court
Room. Inasmuck as we shall be provided
With copy of the stipulations to-day, and
hall publish them in full tomorrow, we pro-
pose to let them show for themselves and
pot attempt here. even a synopsis of the
ame. We may as well remark, however,
hat SO far we understand them, they are
us' what will meet with the approval of nine
feen-twentieths of the people of this county.
pn Tuesday last (day before yesterday the
committee appointed to act upon the part Of
his county met the Virginia parties at
Fashoe City and perfected the preliminary
agreements. Subsequently public meeting
|vas held there at which Judge Harris act
ID as Chairman and which was addressed by |
Judge Beatty, Mr.. Clayton, Mr.. Sturtevant,
Mr.. Sunderland and others. The PROPOSE
ion for the counties along the line of the
rejected road to issue bonds in aid of its
and the entire arrangement as
uttered into in behalf of Ormsby county was
presented and discussed and at the close Of
he meeting the citizans of Washoe there
Essembled concurred, with but two singular
RECEPTIONS to bind themselves 70 carry i. out
ipon the part of their county. That is to
ay, they pledged themselves, without regard
0 party, to nominate for the Legislature no
Fan who would not give his promise to vote
or the passage Of a bill authorizing the
county Commissioners to issue the requisite
onds. BY this agreement, Washoe county
5 to issue seven per cent. bearing bonds to
be amount Of three hundred thousand dol
..s. Thus it will be seen the prospects are
lost favorable for the building Of the desired l
Dad; and it is to be hoped that the citizens
Ormsby county, particularly Of Carson
nd Empire, through which towns the road {
to pass, will attend the meeting this even
S in as full numbers as possible. We
nitted TO state, in its proper connection,
Iat Nessrs. Avery, Sturtevant and McFar-
nd we're appointed, at the Washoe meeting, q,
committee to canvass that county for sign
5 to the proposed agreement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27

THE REToRT CoURTEoUs.-On the 10th of
(nuary, debate occurred in the House of
representatives relative to the whisky tax.
Fhenck had the floor, and the Democratic
|embers very frequently interrupted him,
that the debate unavoidably took the di-
elton Of political matters. At last Schenck
lid: :" What there can be in whisky that
|easions US always, when we come to dis
|ss anything about it, to run into an in
|iry about the fundamental principles Of
plain. 1t may be the attraction Of a.
Iity !" He proceeded without further in
Eruption.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27

A PROMINENT and influential citizen OF
Alabama writes from Montgomery, under
date Of January p, as follows:
We are working early and late, and nope
for success. The rebels are working against
us with terrible desperation. Their policy
of "not voting" is their strongest point /;
and since, by staying away their influence on
the registered lists is as great as voting
against the ratification, they are doing their
best to keep others away. They think they
can start with some $1,000, and each say
they will try and keep one freedman away
either by bribery, threats, or by some other
mode. send you resolutions adopted by
rebel club on Saturday night. We shall do
our best for success, and we are not yet dis
We hoped Congress would
change the law requiring majority Of regis
tered voters. We are fully aware of the
importance of success in the remaining
States. We are also aware Of the deep in
terest our friends North feel in this matter.
Be assured we will do all We can. Our re-
turns from various parts OF the State are
favorable.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27

BUILDING CITIES IN NEBRAsKA.-The
Commonwealth, published at Lincoln, in
Nebraska. says
A short time since We So a man driving q
team over the town site, loaded with lumber
and household furniture. He had a plan OF
the "city" in his hand, and every little
while he would stop and examine the stakes.
After long search he succeeded in finding
his lot. He Immediately proceeded to un-
load his wagon, and in five hours from that
time had house up and living in it.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
from the Virginia Enterprise Of yesterday. :.

from the Virginia Enterprise Of yesterday. ]
SAN Francisco, February 25.-Signor
Rosenthal has been declared bankrupt.
Indebtedness over 100000.
Yesterday VIM. McCaudless was run over
by butchers heavy dray, and received in
juries which it is feared will prove fatal.
A petition signed by over $500 market
and retail dealers, was presented to the
Board of Supervisors last evening. 1t rep
resented that they viewed with alarm the
rapid increase of peddlers, and asked that
to effect proper protection to their business
the license Of peddlers be increased to $50
per quarter.
The Oakland Railroad Company have
determined to start another line Of ferry
boats in the Spring, to run up the San An
tonic creek to the old landing at the foot Of
Broadway. in Oakland.
The Union State Central Committee has
issued call for a State Convention to be held
at Sacramento on the 3lst of March next, to
choose Delegates to the National Republican
Convention which meets at Chicago. to NOM
mate President and Vice-President, on the
Goth of May next.
The primaries for election of Delegates to
the State Convention are ordered to be held
according to the provisions of the Primary |
Law. All legal registered voters
who will pledge themselves to support the
Republican Presidential ticket are declared /
entitled to vote at the primaries.
The Moses Taylor sailed at noon to-day
for San Juan del Sur.
The mining share market broke to-day,
eading stocks suffering decline of from $40
% $3.50 per foot.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27

EASTERN PUBLIcATIoNs.-Wea are indebt-
II to Mr.. John G. Fox for Godeys, Peter
on's and Demorest's Ladys Magazines for
March; Leslie's and Harper's Illustrated
Veeklies; Harper's Bazaar; Leslie's Budget
Z Fun; New York Herald, Tribune and
Day Book-all of which came BY the last
lail steamer. Thanks.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27
N OTI &C.

DUBLIC NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Il / viii not, henceforth, be responsible for
any debt or debts contracted by my wife BRIDGET
MALONE; and this notification is made ~ q
warning to business men and others not to trust
the said Bridget Mals&s on my account.
FRANK MALONE.
Carson City; Nevada. February 70, 1865.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27

POPULATION OF PORTLAND, OREGON
The Daily Oregonian publishes the follow
ing
According to returns made from a census
taken during the latter portion Of 1867, the
population of Portland is as follows: