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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Swalow-lot furniture
c c Sampson-do J Ietter-i00 plogs FOlger Il
co-l3s DO Slocomb, Baldwin &co-l0 bbs pota-
toes G Theurer-50 bbis oil II A WheelOck &co-
300 SKIS oats leo bbls Hour 55 bbls pork l63 hhds
bacon II Oglesby &co-200 sks malt A Earth &
co-200 do Geo herz-l50 do sturckeD-l3l
sks rye TO order-l50 Baffer &co-300 do TO
DeVan & Mason-50 doz broOms 80 fkns butter 10
bxs tongues 80 bxs bacon so hf-bbls beef p bbs
eggs 20 bhls apples 35l bbls potatoes DelB0nd D
T0i do IS bxs eggs Miller 4 Meyer-57 bbls apples
G Grande-f2 DO Garbin x Petrovitch-i20 bbs
pork 20 ties hams o Bercier &eo- 20 bxs bacon so
hhds bacon Jas Connoly 6co-9do L Cunning
ham-l do 81 tics hams pkgs eggs 50 kegs lard Z
f DelBOndio-20 bbls lard 90 bbls pork Howard,
Prestons Barrett-2 bdls sacks Is hhds bacon
JIM Lewis &co-l0 do 40 tcs lard 900 bbls pork 20
Keen a Caulfeld-25 bbls beef Vanhorn &co
80 ties hams 0'Donnice-l hid do Schneider 4
Zuberbier-l0 tics hams Vose Bros-ls bxs bacon
McFarlan, Straight &co-100 bxs candles Avet
4 Cambon-55 bxs cheese Chenoweth, Casey &cO
81 bxs glassware Gauche-2 pkgs castings 70
s Atkens 4 Sons DO J Breen-23 do Jos Hoy
IL do J Chahe a Bro-3ll Kursheedt 4 Bienvenu
10 bales hair Bridge & Son-5 bbls eggs A Julian
IL bbls beer "a halt. bbls DO keifer q Hollander-
25 caddes tobacco M Marx-33 reels yarn to G
Morris-S4 bdls bags NJ McGraw-3l fkns butter
Schneider Zuberbier-32 pkes castings F Rick
ert-il pkgs glassware Chas A Whitney &co-20
bxs do Shepard, Abbott &co-ls pkgs spokes etc
g NJ Soris-4 bxs books Stevens Seym0nf--l4
bxs mdse Miss Mary Todd do Blel0ck &co-2e0
bxs cheese 81 fkns butter 20 tubs butter Emley.
Van Norden &co--20 rolls leather G Weshaar-
lot machinery L Wynpe &co-8l coops fowls Il
Bswkins-l2 bbls eggs Z SVlvan-3 pkgs eggs TO
Thos Kinp-sundries to order
LOUISVILLE-SteamerV Virsinia-2l09 SKIS corn
Geo Martin-lO5l do West 4 Nettleton--l99l do
800 SKIS oats bbls lard 2l csks meat aud sundries
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naa.,r.. nx a.llr..a,.

n. o., ]. s. G. N. R.R.-Msrch l0-l0 bales
cotton @ Green &eO-27 Hays TOrian
Nv RobsOn-23 Deckman &co-3 Stewart eco
Mcdowell & Nugent-l5 J Melhamer i Son-l1
NJ Oglesby-6 r l. Adsms-2 B Gerson-l2 ] r
Powell-il " Thompson-l5 Britton 4 Moore
90 Won Phul &co-l0 Richardson i May-l0
TH&JM Allen &co-4 A Levi-l7 Knox Bros
Friedlsnder-9 Alcus, Scherck Il Autey-l6
Payne. Huntington &co-3 W FrieTson &co-
5000 feet lumber II Henchert-2 cars wood G
Green-4000 feet lumber G Langhouse-sundries
to crder-Total $50 bales cotton
N. o., o. & @. W. r. R.-Msrch 10-7 bales
cotton 80 hides L Couret-4 bales cotton 10 A B
Charpantier-3 do II Mouton &co- do Pauche
4 Wiltz-2 do L Lacassagne-l5 bales moss 10 or
der-ls bbls mOasses J Adams &co--40 bis rice
cotton Is bbls molasses
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11
ImDorGs.


MOBILE-Steamer Lncre tia--90 bales cotton
NJ Hnlar &co- do 4 + Golsan &co-63 do Leh-
man. Newgass &co-27 do to Jurey & Harris-20
bbls rosn Z Blessey-4 bbls turpentne Hesse-
10 90 l6 bbls pitch Huntington Bros-sundries 10
order-Total lS2 bales cotton
MOBILE-Steamer Sarah-l97 bales cotton TO
lehman, Newgass &co--9 do Jurey 4 Harris--6
Blskemore, Woodbridge &co-32 Tansl Horbeak
&co-S2 I & S Henderson-2l Hamilton, Banks Il
Bradford-5l bbls rosin 3 bb..s turpentine to NJ J
Smith &co-l5 do S NJ Todd &co-7 do II Hesse-
sundries 20 order-Totsi 297 bales cotton
LIVERPOOIs-Shp lstria-l3S l60 states 5000
tiles Davidson & HIS cases mustard Hart 4
CO. csks hardware S II Kennedy &co-S5l4 SKIS
salt AshbriGge & Decan-200 bxs bath brick so
crates eaTthenware csks do 80 bbls and 100 kegs
soda 20 order
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-5 bales cotton and
sundries 10 order
HAvANA-Bark Eliza-327l bxs sugar Chat
rain n Agar
NEW Notwithstanding Victor-Astd mdse
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11
Master. OF vessels

WI confer favor upon the press by hoisting
heir signal nuabers (Ro1gers' or Marryatts
Code) on arriving within FIVE miles OF 5 " Pass
Bar. By this means their arrival will be reported
several hours in advance of the tine Il now re-
Iuires TO ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at W Pass IL provided
With signal books and can receive communications
bv means of signal flags. B. 3. 0sBON,
Boarding Officer. 8 Pass.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11
BRAZIL.
BRAZIL.
BRAZILIAN EMIGRATION AND STEAMSHIP
AGENCY.
CHARLES NArHAN's CONTRACT.
DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST STEAMER.
THE FIHsT.cLAss.F FAST. IRON STEAMSHIP
Tartar,

Zone Of the Charles Morgan line)
win leave NEW ORLEANS FOR RIO DE JANEIRo.
On sAfUBDAY, the llth April prox.
The TARTAR the First Of the Line Of Frst-Class
Steamers which n Chss Nathan under contract with the
Brzian Government make Monthly Trips WITH between
New Orleans and Rio de Janero and TO take out Enigan
besides rynx Freights-
viii be furnished without discrimination, with
plenty Of substantial well cooked food; ample sttendarce
good berhs bedding. Medical attendance and med
VIII be supplied FIRE Of charge. Emlgrans personal
effects and agricultural implements carried ffes Of chsrge
arrival the port Of Rio de Jsnsro Emigrans win be
boarded and lodged res Of charge for reasonable PERIOD
until they depart for their ultimae destination.
Price Of Passage from New Orleans Rio de Janeofor
sdults-sl5O in gold.
Children frcm TO 10 years old, halfprice
Should Bmigants desire TO any other Brazilian port
than Rio de-Janeiro $40 in eold extra will be charged.
Circular giving full details Of Mr. Nsthsns with
brazilian Government to take out Enigsnts will be for
warded application 20 the Agent
Bills Of zchanSe given on Rio de Janeiro
Parties derOus Of securing passage should apply early TO
b. L. HART, Agent
Postofhce box 1906
ohce No 20 Union street, New Or cans
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11

CLEARED Yesterday.
Steamship W @ Hewes, Tripp, for Galveston,
Chas A Whitney &co
Steamship Lavaca, Livingston, for Pensacola.
F-W Perkins
Steamer Louise, Hopkins, for Mobile, Master
? ieamer w r Arthur Duble. for st Louis, Master
Ship Kenilworth, Browne, for. Liverpool,
Lowell x Bailey
Ship semramis, Gerish, for Liverpool,
Lowell 4 Bailey
Ship Baden, Stephen, for Liverpool,
w Buddendorf
Ship Lorenzo, FOllensbee, for Liverpool,
Lowell 4 Bailey
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11
TOwBOATs.

Sentinel, Wright, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea. 29th ult. bark Punjsub, brigs
Marietta and A NJ Roberts-Brought up ship
Mary Russell, bark Paquita and schr Shay
STEAMBOATS,.
Virginia, Ogls shy, from Louisville.
Swallow, Macsrty, from Cincinnati.
Shark. Coll. from st Louis. with barges.
Rose Franks, Heth, from Jefferson.
tafourche. Baranco. from Bayou Sara.
JIG Blackford, Pickett, from Washington.
Cuba No 2, Wilkinson from Shreveport.
Frank Pargoud, Tobin. from Trenton.
Annie Wagley, Louallier, from Washington.
Hetty Gilmore, King, from Lockport.
Wild Wagner, Goddin, from Natchez.
Hunter, Jeanfreau, from Pointe ala Hache.
Louise Hopkins, from Mebfe-P RI.
Lucretia, Davis, from Mobile-Basin.
Sarah, Deerirg, from Mobile-Basin.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11

OPELoUsAs.
EEauLAK NEpNEspAY kYENlna pAnKI

RE0ULAE WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,. at sPu
Lon or ELOU3A8, WASHINGTON. PORl
barre. and oil Hndinzs the Coast A.chafafaya Rvs
and Bsyen courtseean-Ths good ard safe sissms
Annie Wn9Icy 0as Z. Loualller. uastsr. n Kei s01
clerk win leave above VIII leave Washington
snnesy At 10 O'Clock n for fsigat or passage sDp<
BLOCH BROS, ls Common strsst. n. o.
OF o. BINCELEY -OS Wsshin<tco, La
p. S-1he steamer tnnis Wazi<y connects a " hAaA
with steamer Bull Frog and bsrees for all i<ndnE1s
Boeuf snd win sign through b1ls Of .adlnE
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11
Arrsvss YESTERDAY.

Steamship Victor, Gates, from New York, 10th
ult, 10 G A Fosdick--2d district
Br steamship Mexican, Seville, from Tampico, to
OBJ Graham &co, in ballast-4th district az
Ship Mary RUSSELL Rush, from Havre, in ballast,
TO master-Point
SD bark Paquts, Topias, from Havana, In ballast.
TO PUG Bros-Ist district 36
Schr Florence Shay. Hulse, from New York, to
G A Fosdick &co-Point
Lugger Lady, -, from Lafonrche, TO master
I'd district IA
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11

OUACHITA RIVER


OUACHITA RIVER
Lssves on WEDNESDAY. lIsh inst, at5r.E
TOR CAMDEN BEACH HILLS, oUACHITA
coium bs Bs,rsonbSr Trinity and ali nssrmsdats land
inss onaehisA and Black Rvers-The ight draft
Judge Fletcher,
Prank Keeling MASTER Harry L. Watts Clerk.
or to wM. N. s0RLs. 10 New Issss street.
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND TRENTON REGULAR
WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, ssrx.
EOR TRENTON, MONROE, oUAcHIFA CITY.
s,srnsisn Port Union ou@ss E Msr5 m s.1ss.r Trinity
FRANK Parroud.
J. W. ToBIN, Master; GEO. A. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
WIN leave positively. above For freight passage ap-
- sEU, D. nlTE. Agent. II Tchoupisoulss ssrsst
The Frank Pargoud connects with Ma s,eamers for All
points Boegf River oArsoane Bayou Bartholomew and
Saline river, giving thoush bills OF sding
For :AaDES. sEaca Hi miLL, = : 'cfaalMPAe
II none Marie Saline, A.abama Landing. Trenton. Monroe
Emma No. =.
STEEL McLAUGBLIN, Master; FRANK MORE. Clerk;
win leave above For freight apply board
VIM sURLs 70 ssw Is,ss street
GULLEfr, CAhLOss 20. 100 Gravier street.
INDEPENDENT LIkE-orPosIrIoS TO MONOPOLY.
Regular THURSDAY Packet.
CoR CAMDEN. BEECH HILL ALABAMA
Landing, ouaehisa City, Tfenon MoLroe. and all inter
mediate landings-The fse steamer
Victory.
r. s LIVINGSTON. Master; Il. B. DAVIDSON Clerk,
VIII leave THURSDAY. the I2th inst. at p n. con-
honh s given points s hS no Drew
county line also CONNECTS WIN packet o sabine Beai River
Trenton. making weekly trips TO camden
GIT PsTEssDEs PETER ssDEs si II Iiss Rsnorr 81
vornsr Poydrs and fchoapitoaias Sta
TRENTON, MONROE AND EEw ORLEANS REGU.
LAF PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, asrH
TOR ALABAMA LANDING, oUACHrTA
City, Sterling Landing, Port Union Trenton. Monroe
Columbia Hsronbure Trinity and intermediate landings
Black sud ouschis RivesThe magnificent fasmnning
passenger packet
?. A. BLANKS. Master; O. PRES WORK Clerk.
win positively freight or passage apply
GEO. d. HITE, Agent II Tehoupitoulas st.
wISBuRN LORD 60 Grsvlsr street.
------------- -----------
COAST.
NEW ORLEANS. COAST AsD LAys URcHE rsDErEs
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY at =. n, FRIDAYS
10 AZ
LtOR gAFbUHCHE, AND COASr-THE A NO
Captain Jcs Dsfsres Clerk viii above return
ing the Coast Wednesday aud Sunday Ia day light
For freight passage ply board. to
T. o. MELANcoN. No "a Old Lsvee street.
EoR eAHoU sARA-rHE sENIwEEKLY
Ibervliie,
EMILE GROSS. Commands
win leave New Orleans for Bayou Sara:
nnkDAls.....-. ~. n.
EhiOh1 ..tO A n.
Leaves Bayou Sara Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
For fr.ist apply on board at ~ Canal street
NATCHEZ.
EArCHEz PACKET.
| LHOR NATCHEZ-TBE FINE FAST PASSENGER
Wud Wagoner.
A O. GoDDIS. MA.ss: J. G. LIBANo and JOS. 8.
HOLMES. Clerks
win leave New Orleans on
whp9ngEzspvns "a niS..-....-........ -.-.....--sr
bAIIkDAft------.-..---..- r.
And Leave Watches
LklDAlt. A. n
hONDA1s-.-.-.-- A l.
fhe wA0oNER being - sns Hs any other
and not going ssdso with cotton. viii he safe quic1
opportunity travel between this c katchsx whict
Is hoped and believed win be spprscsfed
GEO. ID. HE IL fchoupoaias street
K.N-No ffsights taken below Bayou Sara except %
Freight received every day At head Of ravisr st set
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK
uxncHAsrs STEAMSHIP LuR
Comprisiss the nr.tclsss stssnships-
eExsnaL .s..ss csgsso 2 = TaS'ss Hss.s.
sEsksAE S:D'ss :D::s Y fsss's:ss ss%rs:s.
UNITED STATES. ..........---. Captain ---'
sailbg fton Nsv York and New Orleans EVERY
SATURDAY.
j. B. HlLDRETH, Commander,
WIN leave her vhan foot Of ST. Louis street. sArUk-
DAY, March 18th, atbP.x.
These Steamers superior accommodation for pas
CABIN PAssAGE..................
Fer freight passage apply 70
WOOD. Low LUpwrGsEy.
No. 100 Common street.
Tho steamsbp UNITED STATES viii follow. leaving IS
above on sAT0f Day sist inst.
FOR NEW yoRK DIRECT.
THE oEoMwELL LINZ
rhss Kxns s composed the following sssAmshipss
Geo. Cre.wen. Certes. Geo. wsshinston.
Geo. WnshtnGtons
3. v. GAGER. Commands.
-silssss hs< -ssr sfrsusass street. SATURDAY,
March llth, M5P.H
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE and BREMEN tahsn
" tine and through bills Of Isdins given for ssna
For freight sr passAss syply 70
a osrondslss ssrsst
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THRopsH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA.
SAILING FROM NEW YoRK
March 5th and a5th,
April 9Th and 18th.
And May ssh. 18th and zssh-
with new Steamships of the FIRST
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further information address
d. n DARLINGTON Agent.
III West street. New York
VIZ WEBB, Presid,nt; cHAs DANA. Vice President.
BOspON.
xKRoEAExs BosTos AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY
-
MA Ina csupr,ss the Fine Ocean Steamship
ooNcoRDIA. .DOO TONS. Leand. Csmmsndsf.
KKEsINGTOE. lao :. HEDGES, ..
81. LOUTS-.....-.I210 :. Clapsss.. ..
CLEOPATRA ....lsV0 :. Rich, ..
oEIEFTAL....... 300 :. SNOW. ..
Forming Regular Weekly tdas
Eew zns.roN VIA HAVANA rHs
Concordia,
Z. =. Leland. Commander.
hon Bulls Head, Fourth District.
These sfer superior accommodations for
xsrs ssxh and insure the rates. and every
oiy VII s
ndsd 70 shpperx Fer freight rassaes
sppivss CREEvy. NIOKERsoN = co..
No. IS rarondsist strsek
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11
The Great Fire in Jefferson, Texas

Loss over Million of Dollars.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11
TOwBOATS.


SEw ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERsvoNED. WISHING TO ESTAB
lish equitable and Uniform OF fogsge and sfer
greater facilities the shipping ering and leaving this
port. have combined the following Toebozts:
ECLIPSE LINE
switxsrIsnds Levisthan. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINZ
barry Wright aud Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. Thos- a. Morgan, Equafsr. "
bash, Norman. BepubIic, Teeumseh
Wfesco and Reliance.
TIE number and power asssciased Line Of
Towbnss guarantees that detention viii either at
the bar OF IN this port
PETER MAR CT, Eclipse LnsL
SCHNEIDER ZUBEkB ER,
Harry Wrisht Lima
EDWARD A YORKE 4 Co.. ' Lima
Associated oGcs. s. Cersndelst street up stsirs
J. G. NOR ROSS,
CHAS. FfTzENRrTER
Lsyss Agents.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11
Marine snteuisenre.

CKRsozEr oprrcz. NO. ~ ClnY srnzxf,
Wednesday. March II, 1868
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11
OHIO RIVER.
vICExsBURa.


LEAVES EVERY TU EsDAY ATsp.m
VTCu sBURe. NATcHrz AND NEW ORLEANS
Regular Tuesday y. =. Mail Packet
R. IL. Lee.
JNO w. CANNON, Master.
VII Leave as shove for vksburg Matches Grand Gu Rod
ney 81 Joseph weterproo fr Adams. Bayou Baton
The y. Lee males close connections with steamer
CALUMET at Vcksburg for all landings on Yusoo river
or neisnt Or passage having unsurpassed daoa
GEO D HITE, A gent, II rehoupItoaI.s a.
BklffoN CO y Front street
yICKsBURG.
Leaves ever MONDAY. nBp
EoK GB EEEvILBE, GRAND LAKE. PRINCE
ton, Ashton kkpwifhs Providenee 0oodrich,s Lasdne
Millkens Bend. Vcksbnrg, Grand Gulf Rodney Na,eher
for Adams, Bayou sara, bato Rouge all intermediates
isndings-1hs new, elegant passenger packet
Gov. Allen.
W. p. RICHARDSON Master.
WIZ commences her regular trips MONDAY EVENING.
the ith inst having New Orleans every Monday evening az
5P. N. Tor freight passage sps y on board or to
slNkoIf ADAMS, Is Commercial P1aoe
s-Thsstssnsr Gov Alien connects a. veksbure win
steamers Calumet for Yazoo River and for sanaowsr
givi' through bills Of adng for all points ou he above
streams The Allen but expressly for the trads and
viil remain the entire twelve months in The year.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. ats.H
EoH vErWnHUuG. GRAND GULF, KODNET
Matches Fort Adams Bayou sara ard ali lntsrrnsdA's
isndlner-fhs s,esmsr magenta, Captain 7 p Lssther-
svsnsne ise 5h 1sA leaving Sev Orleans ssey ssiurdAJ
sfsSoTg 4 ADAMS. ,s oommsrc,sl Pl.o.
stesnes Magenta connects q yeksburg 9Th
Countess for yszoo Rive, and the steamer Myrtle
surtover River.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11

BALTINs q * Hs---H a VANA.
FOE BALTIxoKE AND HAVANA
raE NEW ORLEANS. BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEHINoNrHL7 LINE or STEAMSHIPS
LIBERrY..... 1870 tsus.....Thos Beln, Commands.
CUBA. ........ll65 tens. .Dukehart Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES mAuS
FIRST CABIN:
fhrczeh Tickets 70 New York. $50.
COK BALTIHORE AEB HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs spls.sh s..s steamship
Cuba.
DUKEHAKT. Commands.
wTnss.vs - sDovs on WEDNESDAY March IIlh. g, 7
O'Clock y. \.
For freight passage. bsvine unsurp.sssd sooonods
lions. apply " wIrHKRsPoor. HALsEY CO., Agents
~ C,rondsef strsst
r. B-No bins Of lsdns bat those Of the Company VIII
signed Perlts for freight must se procured from thls
.nes No freight fer Hsvan. taken shsr - s'ceck %
me LTBERry, csps 7. A. Balm. win follow. March 18th
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-11
KoUss's THROUGH LINE.

KoUss's THROUGH LINE
o. s. NAIL WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY, March ilth, at 5P.M.
CoR SHREVEPORT DIREcT-THE FINE
K0UNS Master,
win leave above giving Throsgh Bills Of Ladng to Jeher
son and all points Raft cosnscnz with the smaller
line. For through bills lading passage ap
ply board or to
@. l. KoUEs BRO. 50 Common street
A. BRITrON a Co., Front street.
GWAkiNEY CO., Tchoupit,ulas street
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-12

FHE CoNsTocK LoDE.-In an article
knder the mining head in to.day's paper
will be found some interesting particu-
lars in regard to this productive deposit
Of gold and silver ores. In several Of
the mines there was q considerable in
crease of product in 1867. Thus twelve
Of the most important produced, in the
first half Of 1866, an aggregate value of
bullion of S4,926, 707; in 1867, in n
similar period, their product was ST.
043, 343. Their market value has also
increased. The stocks of fifteen leading
companies were worth, on July l, 1866,
S., 739, $50 on July |, 1867, they were
worth Sl3,6s3, GAO. This increase Of
value is attributable in part to lucky
developments in the mines and in part
to greater economy of working. 1t is
said that nearly one-fourth Of all the
bullion received from Nevada during
the past six months has been collected
from the work Of the mills. The entire
canon through which the taillngs aud
waste from the mills about Virginia City
and Gold Hill flow to Carson river, has
been fumed for several miles. The
bottom of the flume is covered with
blankets, which arc changed every four
or eight hours 10 collect the material
collected on them. This refuse and
waste is said to BIO worked at q higher
profit than some Of the original ores.
The whole yield of the mines on the
Comstock lode from 1859 to 1867, is
estimated at sec, 900, 900, or about S44
to the ton of ore. The whole yield for
Nevada for 1857 comes nea $50,
900, of which the Reese River region
produced So, 900, OOo.-NeW York Stock
holder, Feb. 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-12
New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, March lo-Noon.-The elee-
ton is progressing with spirit in the
several wards. A full vote is already
polled. The Republicans are ahead and
sanguine.
DOVER, March l0-Noon.-Both par
ties are at work and apparently full OF
confidence.
CONCORD, March 1913 P. N.-Returns
have been received which strongly indi-
cate the reelection of Harmon, Republic
can, by an increased majority.
CONCORD, March ll.-Returns fom ITO
own give Harmon, Republican, 80, 1872;
Sinclair, Democrat, 3O,9o7. Fifty-eight
towns and several small places remain
to be heard from. The Republican ma
jority will probably be about 5000, and
the vote will probably exceed $4,000,
the largest vote ever polled. The Leg
islature is largely Republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-12

We should be sorry to believe that
the following represents the habitual
away they do in Boston" William
Pollock, a rich citizen of Pitssield, died
n year ago, and before his death select
ed his executors from among his most
intimate and tried friends and connec
tons. These executors have just rem
dered their first bill Of charges to the
amount of S36,692 4l-sinSlc charge Of
which is q per cent. commission for
converting S75o,Ooo in seven-thirsies
into fve-twenties. The reason the ex-
ecutors give for this singular and ex-
orbitant charge is ait is the way they
do things in Boston," Fore God, the
meanest piece Of "wild-cat" we ever
heard Of among US heathens out here
in Washoe, never came up to this SWIM
dlei washoe is a paradise compared
10 Boston executors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-12


THE YIcE Presidency is to be the
bone of contention at tho Chicago Con-
vention. All tho delegations so for
as elected have, we believe, been in
sructed to vote for Grant for President.
That part Of the business is settled. But
there are almost rs many candidates
for the Vice Presidency as there arc
States. This interest is one Of the best
indications characterizing latter polit-
ical proceedings. The Vice Presidency
has, hitherto-as in the case Of Tyler,
Fillmore and Johnson-been too lightly
considered. The contingency of the
death Of tho President has, by reason Of
some most painful reminders, como to
be regarded as q matter of vital moment.
Some talk is heard here in favor Of Sem
ator Nye for the position. All things
being smooth and favorable, such q
nomination would be appropriate and
just. The Pacific coast is deserving of
some such recognition by the Republic
can party. Nye's name would strengthen
the ticket in Oregon, California and Ne
vada. By his election Nevada would
have, virtually four representatives at
Washington instead Of three, rs now.
These are some Of arguments in favor Of
Nye.-Cdrson appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-12

WELLS, FARGO Il Co.-At the annual
meeting of stockholders Of Wells, Fargo
L Co., held in New York February l'sh'
the following gentlemen were unani-
mously elected Directors for the ensu-
ing year: Louis McLaue, Ashbel H..
Barney, James c. Fargo, Ben Holiday,
Danforth n. Barney, Benz. P. Cheney,
Johnston Livingston, William II. Fogg,
Eugene Kelly, William G.. Fargo and
Edwin B. Morgan. At a meeting Of the
Board Of Directors, subsequently, the
following officers were elected; Louis
McLane, President; Ashbel H. Barney,
Vice President; George X. Otis, Secre-
tary; Calvin Goddard, Treasurer.