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Receipts OF Produss.

TATCHEZ-stsamer Wild wagcner-Sf btss cotton TO
Meyer, Deutch wts-sOO Hopkns-20 Violet Black &co
10 Newman 6co-ll West wright-l3 Newman &co-
10 H ggins &co-l0 Pritehsrd ckaml0 Scott Gage
X Flowers Groeble &co-5 Alcus She ok Autsy-5
ID Carroll &co-6 Won Phul Bros-4 a Peale &co-5
Levi-4 Payne Huntington &co-2 Csrrard OrSig-l L.
Grande-2 Adams Cockburn Howell Peun Pace 4 Nixon
Walker-399 SKIS cotton seed Marx-l dol Med lay
of-56 do Payne Huntington &co SKIS onions Jno Moore
&cOl0 SKIS Bogel-S2 bales rags sundres order
Orde-Total 2l6 bales cotton $50. r.-
TRENTON-Steamer Cle0ns-S bales cotton VIM 8ogart-
81 II Allen Aco-6 Jne T Hardie &co-4 Levy Haas
3 Henderson, Psale &co5 Lehman New &co5 Penn.
Pace Nixon-S r Carter &co--2 Fello Ferguson
Hervey-2Perki swenson &co-2 Ably Aco-zJ p Hs-
gins &co-l Jno Chafe Bro-1 Scott Csge-23 hides 2
bdl Harde &co-2 sks bags wool bags
ION-steaner ldahoe-4 bales cotton Levy r.
A9 e2 fssT Tssuson 2 heiSep-f f-f1 Allen xco-s Vre
denberg &co-4 Wight Allen &co-4 Male 4 Csmmack-3
JUo Hardle &co-2 Ogesby-2 Musson &co-I II X
Carter &co-l Randall &co-5 Rsusear-2e hides bdl
peres Levy Hsas-sundres to order-Total l07 bales
cotton
BAYOU sARA-Stesmer Grey Eagles bales cotton TO
FlOwer-6 A II Hickman-2 M Greenwood Son. w 3D.
gar-l Dasilvs-l b Buiss0n-6 sks cotton Adams
1HIBODAUX-sfeamer Ficker-6 pkgs eggs L Sure-2
do seyn4 do Cherot-5 do Lacasssgne22 do Ia bales
moss2 fowls Terrehonne-3 do pkg Labos
tries do u bd hides bbls rice Torrebonne Gourdain
do Bethanceurt-sundries TO order
INGLlSH 1URN-steamer Wsloon-2V bbls potatoes
and suDdries 20 order e..s.e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hunter-l0 SKIS onions
II bbls rice Barrois6 SOcoa-sundrss order
BARATARlA-Lugger Chip-50 sks onions SKIS potatoes
4 sundries Barrels
ST JOHN BAPTIST-Luggsr Arthem!se-S0 bbs potatoes
10 hides TO order
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NEW OhLE Akb. JACkSON CHEAT NOHTHEHN-
bales cotton Barnett Lesassier-l Allen &co-2
X Power-3 Aoy &co-ll Jno HArdie &co-l Brltton
Moore--5 Acus sherck Autey-3 Payne, Huntington
COL Warren Crawford &co-l M Hitler &co-29s pkgs
Foger &co28 do Leeds &co-00 hbls Pace
lo0 do Grieve 4 Wldemao-i65 do Dufg-40 do @ B ST.
persl5O hf bagging yoet Black &co24b hats Qun
Ian &co-4 do B-deB-l box blows
Barrett bxs mdse Heismsn-4SD lumber Pike
car lahs Hughe-29 bxs fruit @ Cloud22J Macheca-
II Tramont-ni-23R Aby-l4 j McA nister-IO Fuach
&P5M Di Gregoro-sundres Total 81 bales
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs GREAT wESTEkN-
hales II Kennedy &co-l Tetrou 6cO-50 hides
bales moss De6ianc Besr-73 hides bd hds bags wool
y Coure-l bags oil "a SKIS onions bdl hides Teebonne
tou dsin-6 hides Snbartrau Gauraux-8 do Deb snc
p Dfsour-l22 bead cattle McQuoid Mehls-sundres 70
order-Torsl 3 hall. rofton
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The staunch and comfortable steamer Creole,
the fsvorite pleasure boat of our population, will
be uDavoldably detained until her Saturday trip to
the various watering places.
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OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTy OF New ORLEANS, !
City Hall, August q, 1868.

MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, August %, 1868.
No. 992-N. 81 e5sQ asC
Resotred, That the controller shall, after the
passage of this resolution and approval by the
mayor, adjudcate after ten DAYS notice in the
official Journal to the highest bidder, and in accor
dance with the market ordinances, the revenues
Of the Dryades Market, for one month, or to the
3lst December. 1868, the city reserving the right
to snnul the lease in one days notice without
damages.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
In force by virtue Of law.
john W. OVERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Cry HALL, \
New Orleans, August 81, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that the controller will
at his office. on Tuesday. September 8. 1868, at
the contract for farming the revenues Of the Dry
AIDES market in accordance with the above ord
nance. a
Registered August 81, 1868.
Pas. LABAKRE, Deputy Controller.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, August %, 1868.
mo. 993-N. 81
ResolUed, That the controller shall. after the
passage of this resolution and approval BY the
mayor, auJuuicate, AFTER ten Gays notice IN the
official journal, to the highest bidder, and in &C.
cordsDce with the market ordinances, the revenues
of the Claiborne Market for one month or to the
3lst of December. 1868, the city reserving the
right TO snnul the lease in one days notice with.
out damages.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARYY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Sigpedl THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
In force by virtue of law.
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE CRY HAIL.
New Orleans, August 81 1865.
Notice shereby given the controller will, at
bis Office, on Tuesday. September g. 1868, at noon,
adjudicate to the highest bidder or bidders, the
contract for farming the revenues OF the Clsi.
horne markAt in aaeardanca With the above nrdi.
Registered August 81. 1868.
Pas. LABARRs Deputy Controller
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OUACHITA RIVER.

rhESIof' MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REG,
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY, at 49,.
Eok TRENTON. MONROE, COLUMBIA. Hu
nsonburg Trinity and AL intern sdists isndine,--rs
tine. fast passenger packet
Cieona,
L. d. PATTERSON, Master; ). w. WALDEN, OIssk;
va, ieA.s positively a. above For freight or passs
apply on board, or to wINBURN A loan 49,.
GO Gravier strsek
r'e'-Ine clecaa viii take freight and passengers Is 70
any other boat In the trade, taking ffsight for Bay
macon and TslsAs and D'Arbonns with DR. village Of
shipping.
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BRAzOs SANTIAGO VIA INDIANoLA-stesrnship I C
Barris-s2! $50 specie whnsy &co-s7o0 do Palseo
$Aco u Buddecke &co-s5305 do Ms-ks &co-$lu0
II Woodbouse-$7 900 do seig Krug-SIo00 do Gra-
ban 50 Bl:psh;p a SiFsud~xlse9 fsegry
$50 do $50 specie stsufsr, Kent kcosI50 curency
Schmidt ZeiRer-63 baes yste As bae skins Whitney
Aces bales hides Psbury2 ools talow Frsncke
Il bales williams Son-159 head cattle
MtQuod Neble-sundries to order
MOBILE Steamer Frances-99 pkgs tobacco VsnBen-
thuysen-o9 do Wsckerbrath Jo-ephsundres 70 order
LVEkfUOL Ship Assam ey-6 bbls CHER 7783 sat
Asuiy &co3 tons rock SAT- to order2l5 pig mon to
Wood. low a Ludwigsen ls-- rr.s r-a.-
SUcATAN-sehr Jacinta-s6l6o specie pkgs ntse Ca
marden
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A Lswssit for q Million.

TWELVE YEAR OLD HErREsB IN DIsPUTE-A Ply
sIoIAs AND CATHOLIC SCHOOL THE coSrEs-
TAETS. Ua
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- --- Wednesday. September .. ls6s.
Clesrea Yesterday. -
Steamship Eandeer, nagrxfh for Pensacola De.hon
smshp Clinton Beckett for Galveston Whitney Acc
Schr Angelina, Ward, Tor Utllz, in ballast, Master
Scr Island Belle, Parsons for Havana Godenbow Kelley
sclT Pauline, Hanson for Pensacola, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Harris, Talbot Braros Santiago via In
disnols. 10 U A whitney &co-lst district
SHIP Assam Valley Evans, from Liverpool Msury &co-
sehr Jscin. Batista from Yucatan oamsrdsu-sd d
lager Arhsmse Lanra ST John Baptist to master
Lugger Chp Veon from Bsrratsra to distrc.
rowbost Harry wrisht Wright from the
and 70 tea zstn u-eroaEht up ship Assam Valley and
STEAMBOATS,.
Cleona, Patterson from Trenton
1dahoe Bsnks. from Trenton
Grey Eagle Bafsnco, from Bayou Sara
Flicker. Aucon. from 1hbodsux
Wild Wagoner Richardson. from Matches
Frances, Blakeslse from Mobile
waoon, Ruiz, from Bng ish Turn
Hunter. Jeanfresu. from Pointes-la- Hsche
BeloW Coming Up.
sc Constance Royal days from Ruatan Island
scnr klvTs Johnson II days om rampco to Fern
Exports.
GALvESTON-steamship Clinton-sO0 bbIs dour Is csks
bacon sugar $40 sks 10 SKIS salt 800 SKIS loo
PENsAC Las s-mship Rsindeer--l bills -four Is bbls
rd i75 sks IS SKIS 10 SKIS 10 bxs
PENSACOLA-Schr Psune-50 bbls hour ii bbls pork 10
bb 10 bbls onions whisky
SKIS 20 SKIS oats Is SKIS bran bsss hay
HAVAkA-Schr Island Belle-50 bbis Hour IS 90 feet
lumber
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CBxscssr orvIcx, No ~ Carr srxxEf,
Wednesday. September 2, ls68.
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the said Louis Gsrnet may require. in full p,y
ment Of all his claims for damages against the city
6. Resolued Jiutier, That upon completion of
the foregoing the city attorney is instructed to
withdraw the appeal Of the suit of Louis Gssnet,
lessee Of the Carondelet Canal and Navigation
Company vs. the City Of New Orleans, before the
Supreme Court.
(Signedl ..-. ALFRED KsARxY.
President Board Assistant Alderman.
'sisns0 President rH So.1a l Aldermen.
Approved August %: 1865:
(siened) JOHN r. CONWAY. Mayor.
JoHs W. OVERALL, Secretary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK.
yoR EKw YoRK DIRECT
THE oRoMwELL' LINZ
THIS Line b composed efshs following steamships:
Gee. Crsnwsn. Gee. Washingtsn.
Mariposa. Oertess
Ths Steamship
HoRATIo NELSON, osmmandsr.
vnIsavs h vhar fsss q fsulsuss ssrssk sATURDAf
ssptsnbsr Sch. ASH
Passage ..........................
Freight for LIVERPOOL HAvRE and BREMEN taken
b. this line end threash bills Of ladins Given fer
Fss ffssht or passass sppH 10
ALYRKD n0ULT0u,
-sf Il Osrendslet strsst
FOR NEW YORK
nERoHAsrg STEAMSHIP LINE
ocnprising the nstciAss Steamships
ee RSsdFNf n 9s s1
sHERMxN f,.;:, E ss
~ NEh - ospssin W. ssm pssn
eraAHS -.Oep<am 49, h NorteA
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
Crescens city,
WIN. WEIR, Commander,
WI leave her wharf foot Of jefferson street, SAT
CRDAY, September 18th. at r.n. ~
These Steamers have superior asssnnodstsns for pas
senser.
Fer freight or passage apply 70
WOOD. Low LUDwIGSEN,
No. 100 Common street
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Steamship Eaindees. nagrzfh for Pensacola De-hol
steamship Clinton Beckett for Galveston Whitney
Schr Angelina, Ward, for Utillz, in ballast Masts
Ser Island Belle, Parsons, for Havana Goldenbow
sclr Pauline, Hanson for Pensacola, Masts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-17

TwErDLEDus AND TwxsDLEDEE IN Politics.
In the controversy between General Grant and
the President there is about as much difference
~ between tvesdledum and tweedledee. A
great deal Of unnecessary fuss is made by the
partissns on each side tor political effect but
the different statements OF General Grant and
Mr.. Johnson we're made from the impression or
understanding Of the matter by each one, and,
doubtless, both are conscientious. IL is very
common for two men to take different views Of
the same circumstance in conversation and for
both to believe they are right. Even the men,
bers Of the Cabinet, while leaning TO the Presi-
dents side Of the case do not agree exactly as
to whas occurred. General Grant says and
believes one thing-that is tweedledum the
President says and believes anothor-that is
twesdledee and this is about all there is in the
controversy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-17
SKATING At THE PARK.

Fully fifteen thousand persons visited tsa Park jos.
tsrdsy tho majority OF whom intent upon another
day Of hary aud healthtul enjoy men 70 be derived
from tho sshisrstps pastims Of whirling, skiuming
twisting over the concealed surface Of the lakes
Tbs moderate character Of ,hs weather had seriously
impaired the crisp smooth condition OF The ce but this
did not seemingly Affect the mirh aud jplty that ruled
the asscmblags during tho brief hours. Dan
ger spots wero bere and thore noticed upon
tho uppor lake, VIII ich ths, boistorous, hstsroge-
Deous crowd regarded ssd kept a. respectful
distance ord aud young, rich and poor, rag tag and
bosta ali mad their representatives,, Mixing the
may wb,ri OF THO skating carnival vita energy and
abandon that paook o. the character 9a the days o.
atng pleasure a. least for season You'd son be
remembrance only In thus they ware right ns tue
Ice Ring reign oil unetsmpied rush ana bi nrity
this winternust be usurpei y the mild snnsh ne
OF approachn g sprin indication Of this nature were
every whcre visible Va the rarl YESTERDAY, tie many
avenues being almost srte deys with mud and water
rcnderns psdes,riauisn any ming but pleasant YET
tho Ice gained the elistvnpg steel adjusted to MIN
bic teet scanned TO obIers,e tho unpesssnness o. Gs
Journey t0herwsrd.
As usus. thero vera graceful skaters and AWKWARD
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skaters and many OF both compelled TO un
dergo the experience Of abrupt and heavy falls. tina.
enoef the circumstance OF the large numbers on the
lakes could not be avoided Fancy skaters were also
presents and around them sppreciative thfsnss
commenting In pure skatorls language upon the grace
OF tneir respective performances IL was . merry
CROWD. animation and pleasure beamins from
every countenance. and - handsome forms swept
picturesque scene not easily forgotten, feeling Of
a dnss: DARED through the brain. than once ind
ips suitable expression among the surrounding admirors
sad A. I'd that soon The brilliant scenes OF the Day
wars "a 1t up BY the skating dsvssss until the
tvinkis m the bright lamps above warned them that
you'll soon shut in and the hour Of departure hsA
ivAd
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negro haters as to the primitive character and
intellectual and moral capacity OF the race.
Nothing could be more opportune than these
lectures just at this time, when the negro in
our country has suddenly attained great promi-
nence. But, in addition to these subjects, Mr..
Du Chaillu's extraordinary adventures, with
his graphic way of describing them, will afford
great amusement as well "a instruction. After
he has delivered bis course Of lectures in New
York he should 90 to Washington. and Congress
should invite him to enlighten them on the
negro 10 the Hall Of Representatives.
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A truthful financial exhibi! o. gnu " snow a'i
these facts. But the report is 'e''suou :"
cover up instead of exhibiting the rcA 0onui-
ton OF the company and to escape tn Se1
posure of its gross Encouragement, rottenn, sss
and bankruptcy to the innocent stockholders
and tho public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-17

THz HERALD AND IT'S SPECIAL TEIEGRAMs.--
On the 3Oth of January we printed a special
cable despatch dated Naples, January 20, con-
corning An alarming catastrophe which had
taken place at Mount vesuyius The despatch
was discredited by our siow-going oonte m
poraries, Of course. This Is their habit and
they ars perfectly welcome to all the honor
and all the praise resulting therefrom. BY our
latest arrived London dies we find that the
same item Of news WAS printed in all the lead
ing English journals on the same day that it
appeared in ths HERALD We subjoin the de-
spatch Of The London Times -
vKuvIUG
NArSs, Jan. ~, 1853.
Last nisht the sds Of Mount vesuyius, opposite the
gate Of iAstsio Naoyo way, buryns the adjacent
houses and shops passing omnibus and carriage
wore also buried The road .s filled with masses Of
rock.
The extent OF the loss OF lite has not yet been asccr-
tanned.
ExcaystoDs baye commenced
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The Gorilla a. stcinway Hall.

Our citizens will have an opportunity to
night Of hearing from the philosopher Du
Chaillu how near they are akin to the gorilla,
and what the chances are for this extraordinary
animal becoming in the course Of time, negro
or whita man. They may have their minds
Quoted, too, a. to the question Of the future
condition Of the Caucasian race-whether in
gods or fall back 70 negroes and apes. Ac-
cording to the views Of Mr. Du Chaillu and
other explorers and sdrans in chronological
science tho negro race " the Oldest OF the
human family, ~ Africa Is believed TO be the
oldest continent and, therefore, admitting the
original unity Of mankind and the favorite
development theory Of he age, we may have
nll sprung from the negro, the negro
from the gorilla and the gorilla from
something else. Indeed, we do not know but
that we may.have all come from coral insect
or sponge, and this would appear more likely
when wc consider how spongc-like many men
are. Mr.. Du Chailu belongs to class Of phi
loscphers, such as Agassiz Lyell, Owen and
others, who, by their discoveries in natural his
tory. geology and science generally, are throw
ing food Of light on The races OF men and
Other animals and upon their affinities and DIFF
ferenccs His discovery OF the gorilla and
other apes approaching nearest to man IN
Equatorial Africa, and hi, study Of their habits
aud organization, will make his lectures highly
interesting both to men OF science and the pob-
lie. His experience with and study Of the
negro tribes OF the uterior Of Africa will enable
him 10 cnlightsn our negro worsbippers and
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william M, swuiu.

Philip X. Fendalk
Philip r. Fsndal Of the most distinguished
bers Of the Washington bar died yesterday Afternoon
aged seventy three years
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that they nigh! be more useiully employed
If the revenues Of Fio Mono are to be OK
hausted in converting Rome into huge bar
rack his cause is rather y hopeless One, and
might as well be abandoned at once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-17

CANADA 10 TIE RESCUE. The spir! which
animated the Canadse Of al earlier age has
not yet died out The centre Of attraction,
however, has changed. Formerly il was Jeru-
salem, now il is Rome. Formerly IL was the
sepulchrs of Jesus, now it is the sepulchre of
Peter. The latest indication Of the crusodins
spirit We chronicle IN another place in this
days HERALD Canada sends u battalion to
Rome TO swell the rapsl aruy. The battalion
Is to bs accompanied by a son Of Iturbide,
at one time Emperor Of Mexico. We wish the
battalion a safe trip to ROM; but there are
many who will agree WITH W when we sly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-17

GENERAL. GRANTS POsrrIoN The refusal Of
meni, and the failure OF the impeachment
project accordingly, and bis published cor
respondence with General Hancock, conclu-
siycly show that General Grants IeaDings are
decidedly conservative. More and moro does
1t become manifest that Grant is the man to
whom the country must look for salvation
We are not without reason for believing that
tire General " opposed TO universal negro
suffrage, while hs longs to see The Union re-
stored in all its entirety What We hold now
and what we must have Is a conservative Con-
gross. With . conservative Congress ana
General Grant a. President oil will 20 well
with Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-17

Surgeon G. II. PAGE, Of the Hartford.
Assistant Surgeon Charles II. Page, OF the flagship
Hartford, Asatic squadron, died aboard ship In the
Japanese waters December "a, 1861 Surgeon Page
was . native Of New Hampshire, but appointed
from Massachusetts,, whore hrs family resided. He en-
tored the service In February 1853 and with the excsP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-17
ANUsKMENrs THIS EVENING.

AMUSKMENrs THIS BvKNISa.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway Little BAaxroor.
ACADEMY or MUsic. Fourteenth strceL-LUoIA
IAsnssa0o1-
rIpL0s GARDEN. Broadway--rax wHrrx FAws.
wALLAcks rHEXssE. Broadway Aaa is.h street.
rAyLINx.
BROADWAY THRArRE, Brosd~sy.-rn OF PrIr.
BovEsY THEATRE so~sry.-ous FsHALE AnNcAs
OeUsSs-TaT C0lKEnA
view YORK THEATRE cpposit. New York Hotel
sTRxrr NEW yonK
BAryAED's orEnA House AND MUSEUM Broad.
WIZ and ah st-yruKnr or LnAvE Man
YEw YORK CIRCUS. rour.ssutA street -GrxsAsrrcs
EaursrfIANIsA &c
1Hs.TRE coMIoUE sls Brnsd-.y HANOI co.s-
1RoUrE AND hIsIAyKs clscus
KR1IYA LIONS MINsTgRLs 7a Brn.d-.y-sorc..
DAsOSs, EocEs1xicrsEs, Ac-GKAsp pvrcs IS"
SAN FRANCISCO HINsTRRLs SIS Broad way-srHo.
,lAS ENTERTAINMENT. SINGING, DAscsG BrRLrssuss
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 0l Bowery-conc
vocALLss, NEGRo hISHRxLsr. &C.
sUrLER's AMERICAN THEATRE. t2 Broadway
BALLET. FARcx, PAErOsIxE. Ac
sTEINwAY HALL.-Dv CnALuu's LKorunr
.susYAS HALL Broadway and fifteenth strset-r1.
MRS = b. CoNwAYs PARK THEATRE. Brooklyn
FAsCHoN
..HooLEYs OPERA HOUSE. Brooslyn.-ErHloriAs
1pnsklr. BALLADS AND BuRLEsours
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, Gls Broadway
solRScs AND ART
New York. HIonday. February ~. 1868.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-11

FlHEp.-Mrs. Mary Hanna, who pleaded
guilty to the charge of felony in the District
Court yesterday morning, was fined $500 by
Judge Beatty Yesterday afternoon. The Of
tense was an attempt to rescue her brother,
r. b. Anderson, who is under sentence OF
death, from the county jail.-R. r. ReretAe,
oh
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-11

NATURAL1zED.-Iua addition to the names
Of persons heretofore mentioned as natura-
lized, in the District Court, we report the
TO How ing Herman Winklemann, George
\. F. Randall, Benjamin Tully, Evan D.
jones, Filing Stcngrensen.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-11

THE Pacific Mail Steamship Company have
raised the cost of -four transportation to New
York across the lsthmus, to s. 80 per barrel
gold, in consequence of the withdrawal Of
the Opposition steamers.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-11

HARTFoRD, Conn, October 9.-Full re-
tlEns of the town elections show that Sc
towns are clearly Republican, 60 Democra-
tic, and divided.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-11

TIE MEETING AT ENTIRE last evening
Vas largely attended by delegations from
here Of both parties. The Union meeting
to be addressed by VIII Campbell and D. II.
Brown-was announced to come off before
the County Committee were aware that the
Democrats had appointed meeting for the
came night. After being apprised that the
Democrats had fixed upon last evening as a
time for holding their meeting, some nego-
tatious were entered into with view to
l.reyent any undue collision between the rival
parties and their speakers. 1t was tacitly
agreed that the speakers, or their friends
should agree upon course of procedure !;
and it was thought that a joint discussion
Night be had. Unable, from the force of cir
cGmstances, to be in attendance, we go to
press ignorant of what proceedings were
had but if pixley did dare to tackle Camp
bell, as he said he would, we reckon that Old
Pix had to be brought home on a shutter.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-11

TIE official record of the Menken' 5 burial
in the Prefecture of Paris is by the name of
Madame Barclay, twenty-six years old, Rue
Conmartin SO.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-11

NEBaAsKA.-The Nebra ska nominations
are John Tafe (Rep.) and r. L. Tappleton
DEM fer Congress.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-11

SENT TO SroCKrON.-Charles Hoffman,
m INDECENT insane man from Storey coun-
", has been forwarded by the Secretary of
State, per agent Griffith, to the Asylum at
Stockton.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-11

Wells. FARGO < Co. follow very closely
u#.u Tie heels Of ciyIlization; from their
main Aues IN the great highways Of this
Western World, they are ever reaching out
- each new and thriving village that may
spring up, and THIS being connected with the
.u-.n trunk, it forms stepping stone from
which . Ae another reach. They already
have 20 Offices IL the White Pine country
me a, Hamilton and the other at Treasure
City. Next they Will have out their sign in
the Wills Of PaLranagat or on the borders of
De-tA N-.iey.-Eat2prise
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-11

Sr. PETERS CEPIsCoPAL) CHuRCH.-Ser
vices IL A. NJ. and y P.M n. Sunday Schoo
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