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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-27
Application fog Patent.



L. : REGISTERS OFFICE,
Carson city, Nevada, November i. 1851. /
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN III st THOMAS
y Wheeler. William Wallace, Nathan G. Pad
dock and Abuer L. Barker. have this day flied in
this Office Diagram, together with a Notice oI
Application FIR Patent from the United states
under Act OF Congress approved July -. 1850, for
twelve hun,ire d! feet Oftas 2la=toipn Lode, known
as the Wheeler Coupanys claim II the v iisIl.
Mining District, E>meralda County, Nevada.
said claim is described follows commencing at
Station No. !. aboIt hundred an nifty yards 10
the south of II ain street in the town Of Pine Tev.
being the np-th coruar of the claim, running
thence north 81 degrees - minutes east. Geo feet
to Station No. > Thence south 9 degrees Is
minutes east, 90 f-el to Station NJ g. Thence
south s. degrees II minutes west. coo feet 10
Station NJ !. T4ence north 81 degree - min
utes west :2)1 feet to the place "f beginning
containing 10 - 111tbs acres. SAID vein u I 1de
j, est mate to be f1J feet in width, a. there is
claimed gu elcl side thereof 10 feet. Iin:acii-
ace.y adjlinn-: sail claim on the northern, end
mere are no known claimants. On the southern
eni there Ice ltiJns have been male by the Cad
mus Company, by the Poornlan Company. AID by
the Deposit. No 3 Company. Said claim i more
particularly d, ~,r3beI by the Notice and Diagram
i,osted in this Office and on the calm.
MA WARREN I. L0CkliART Register.
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SUMMONS

L. $. rev. Stamp. 59c.l IState Rev. Stamp, Soc.
IN THE JUSTICES COUNT OF EAST FORK
Precinct. in the County Of Douglas, State e
nevada. Before Nm. &. Moody, J. 7. L. L.
Cary. IlaiLtiff, against !. Y. :. Young. defeIdant
Tue State If Nevada sends greeting 10 J. '. y.
Young defendant: Yen are hereby summoned to
appear before NE at NY c:,icr in last Fork Pre-
c.nct, in the County Of pauclas. on the
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And in tccurtance with law and an order of the
Board Of Trustees. made on the tenth day Of Feb
ruary 1865 So many shares Of each parcel of said
stock may he ccs-ary, viii be sold at public
auction by John Middleton 4 Son, No. so Mont
conner, street, Sau Francisco. Cal. On THURS
DAY. APRIL I'd. 1865. at the hour Of twelve
O'Clock NJ of that day. to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon together with costs of aGver-
Using and expenses OF sale
". l.. pAUTERNAN, Secretary.
Office. Nos. 81 and So Washington Market, San
Francisco. Cal
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25th day of April, 4. .. lsGs,

ut l. o'cl OK ". to answer the complaint of the
above ntuei plaintiff, who sues you 10 recover
uinety-e;gh: and salon dollars alleged in lain
tits comp aiat, ON file herein 20 he Que him trcIa
You, follows: Seventy three and s9-lu9 dollars
for gods, wares aud meES,.anli-e sold AMI ce!iv-
er, WA at yaur request. AID twenty-five dollars
for 80 much money paid I, J. ). MuS>er fox you It
yoar request, when iCd-mcnt Will be taken
against you FIR the said amount, together with
cost, and damages, ii you fli. 10 appear and an
swer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said Douglas
county. greeting: Make legal service and GHe
return hereof.
Given under ny hand Ills 2-st day oe March, 4
d. lseS.
s 7. TUTTLT.
4 Iustice # the neac. If .ail Erecinct.
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7th day OF April, Il. y. isGs,

at II o'clock NJ, and answer unto the complaint
If John L. Cheney. who sues to obta n Judgment
against yGu for the Of one hundred and nine
~ nine dollars and eiglty-fOur cents (Sl59 81.
sad amount IS alleged be due for goods. wares
and merchandise. sold and delivered 10 you.
appears by account on file in my Office. when
judgment will he taken against You Tor the said
amount, together with costs aid damages, if you
fail 10 appear and answer,
TO the Sheriff OF any Constable Of the said
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
re turn hereof
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March,
AID, 1858. L. G. MckEEDY,
Justice Of the Peace, Carson Township.
mh5-ti
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NCTICE.

To amateur sportsmen who don know the df-
ference between tame duck and teal:
Several understandable raids having been made
the flock of tame ducks belonging to ie under
sis ned, he takes this method of notifying the
lbiic that such assaults will not quietly be toler-
ated i'll tie future. word to the wise is stIfn-
Gent. LANCE NIGHTINGALE,
Proprietor v arm Springs Hotel.
Mach 10th, 13.o. Cts
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n OTTO e.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l i will not, henceforth, be responsible for
any debt or debts contracted by my wife BRIDGET
MALONE; and this notification is made as a
warning to business men and others not to trust
the sad Bridget Malone On my account.
FRANK MALONE.
Carson City; Nevada, February Is, 1865.
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THOMAS WELLS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,

A ND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR CAL.
n IFORNIA. Office in Sweeny's Building.
He will practice in all the Conrts Of this State,
and in the Circuit and District Courts of the Unitec
States Most careful affection will be given TO all
matters entrusted to his care. - -
sg-IIouses and Lots rented. boughtandsold, on
terms. Titles strictly investigated,
conve, ancing done, and collections made.
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Estate Revenue Stamp SOC.
CTATR CF NEVADA, COUNTY Or ORMSHY.
= In the Justices Court, Carson Township, i'll
aud for said County 9: Ormshy.-The State Of
Nevada sends greeting to J. c. Rice. You are
hereby summoned 10 appaa. before me at my Office
il Carson City, in Carson Township, III Ormshy
c,,uI,tY OIL the
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LAND OFFICE NOTICE.
L. s. LAND OFFICE. !
CAE>1N CITY. NEVADA, :
February l,th. 1865. J

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT By
" Crier of the Ii N Commissioner of tie Gen
eral Land Office dated January -, ISIS, all tqe
lsnis heretofsEe reserved along the line of the
Central Pacii Hail EOai. from the State iias TO
the b BENZ Of the TrUaSee River, between the
- ami p mile limits. will be Restored II Ire-erll
ton and homes cad entry Oh the 2ist day If March
next The lands restored include the South half
of T 13 n L IS T.: L II K 10 E; nearly all Of
Il Is L - L: T l. y Z p E. part of rs \ !;
~ + and II n L Il L; part of 4 - y Il is +;
T % Il Is =. aad nearly all of Townships 23
y z - and 20 Y
WARREN 7. L0CKHART.
f-nl-iawtw Register.
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IltEa clay OF April,

indrmert willie ta,zan ,.r,fpst Won and the rra
estate and irnl.r,1y r,tIt, herein described for III
,mrunr Of TAX and ,rIincneIcy snccjd,, an,
/ ,ns+, - s,,it.
/ .rern I,bn Y ,.,ssa.s,,,,- claim +, So acres ~
land : / nf " /. If .arfiru II Il i, y :; IL /
"f HIt p3lla Verf,, and n,,rf trnc.. tax ana
| da1i,,,,ercy. IN ~
n3tr ,;i.a,;,, 1;.,, flo west 75.,I
| tat - ~ e ,F-s..r !: ,rr,,, .r,,s,- t ~
iirt ~ ,.o - 81; l,,-,,I :. '',,H ~ All
| - -, -. ~, o., . 49,, ,-I D. -, ~
~ as Sc" IL ~ 'IN ''.,l ~ " ~
c p H.; C.'. ~, ,a> ,r3 rri,
., 1,.1 '''-'''''' son ~! '''N ''' ''N
| C:. n ,,r.,-,. ,.,.,- .r-,., +l+ = j.,
'[y'l1 e. o.''F' ,.,'i ~ ~, IN
| p'''A - va '-'''i'-' - en-. ''''' I
rerreiait. yer N"'H'1 IHl ''s7tsat- al I'Y-V a.
~ '''i" g ~ - W.,
| C.e'r-i'nt L. T"rS"uat property assessed at
f.l- - - 81 ". 80 + ~
I!I',:' VI .'-, ~ MAJ I5,f'F asses
| SO ''' 4'' W. "a ''.-'' '''''-. - 'o
CalwsJa'er Henry. ,-ees- ryclain' t'.,'4 acres
Of land, and improve luIt-. about mines west #
Carson City. in Kings Cu.an. la'nlsl an the
north lN !J..u Ci+iHrrI by u Il l-atun, south IN
mui Of .!,,cih K,efer. ana ON tlew"-t ry Wa.
Wrenra ami i p ,Traatv"v lid land commonly
kroe Il ~ the >. Johnson end Baldwin ranch, "
tax AMI delinquency 10 50.
E5erHag, .l,ln = po,,e-sory claim to lot IL in
personal property ASSESSED d; 4yu tux and dciiu.
Fall and I,vto-. 1,sscssory claim to u ac-c- 4
Land and i.arrvc,,eut-. On the Lake ti-lrF road.
about ,:.-lt miles from Car,an Cifv. Known a-
Swift stat .on: tax and delinquency 81 Is.
Gates, L, house ami lot il knii ire {. ~. ana
furfit.ue assessed at 80 o.; tax All d,.E4 GyuvY
.g Il
Gr;nneIl. J ~aua. possess ~ claim - I-A acres
# la-. n ,rlh -:,-r ,.rlr Ci,ek and I.'iruy..-
mcrts: :l,r r. rs-tl rr ,-ty ;--cs>vL at - tt;
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cIERRA SILVER MINING COM.

~ pany, Genoa, State OF Nevada. Notice.
There delinquent upon the following described
Stock, account of Assessment No. "a, levied on
the 10th day of February, 1865, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, S follows:
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ADMISISTRAT NOTICE.
NOTICE 20 CLAIMANTS

4 GAINST TIE ESTATE OF WILSON MIL
n Ter deceased. Al persons having claims
against the estate of vi lsou Miller deceased. viii
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within
Ten l0l months after the first publication OF this
notice to the undersigned administrative of sand
estate, at her residence in Mottvle Precinct,
Douglas County, Nevada, or such claims Will be
fcEcse barred.
SOPHIA MILLER, Administrative.
Dated February 25th. 1865. te2o-3Cd
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Z. &. BROWN,
STOCK kED EINGEE AEEE
E.ECiaEIgs.

Member OF the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange
Board.
GCce, s6 South { street, Virginia,
Opposite Wells, largo & Co.
EIEIEG STOCKS, GPEEE8iCys, UNI
TED sTkT-S BONDS,
SthCc GcCU--tLC
Bought and Sold on Commission 0Lly.
j.. If
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

ARCHRRsuddeny disease Wednesday monBg the i7k
inst in this city Ellis Archer sebor member fhs
aim Of Archer. Panctsst 4 Co. aged 63 yearA
Fuucra services the No "a West Thirty t~t Friday
the O'Clock previous TO TIE removal Of hs remains
10 Philadelphia for iniermeut
BRAMHALL-suadeny at Yonke Thursday sugut 49, AthsY
Middleton. infant Of Walter h and Like u bamhH ages
FaneI on SATURDAY morning at 10 the residence No
parents on Pai,adeaye ionsers
BRGGS-At ForIham weshester County n Y, on Tharsdsy.
August - SARAH r. wife Irgr suf eldest daughter %
james NJ Crocher0n, in the Ih year OF hef age
Notice Of funeral IA tonOrow's paper
CARY-At wamburgh Thursday the 18th inst Mrs D'ans
Carr, In the Bfth q her age
Fun from the Of soD-nsw. Samuel Smith Nyhe ave.
6rst bouse south OF Tayorst Sstura at O'Clock D. N
Her reraas-s 10 be skeu TO Greenwood for inteuuent
DOBBSoa THURSDAY, the 18Th inst Robe G. Dobbs seed u
Tie friends anj acqusrnces respectfully uried
tue fulea Sunday srro0 August H. a. O'clock ff0n
Church Of thc Ascension, Rhs'e aud Ieuhst H.f
FSKIn the absence Of the Executive officer u the Grand Lodge
fternay resident Gn and Pas; Gsnd 0frs ofthe ~
Grand Logn Off Oft STATE Eewi ok assemble
6raDd Secretary Suais the 10Th inst at u
tbJ.e Of ~ tie late seNe Fisk Gans
Tyler JOHN W. SIMONS, Grand Treasurer
GAYNORAt Bath L. Wenoay the l2lh inst. hbrsbeh Alice
daughter o. Thomas aud Aaue yaor Of Brooklyn aged years
and months
Notice Of he ulefel tomorrow
RLIOTT-At Keeue n H. M1ulsg August TO- Harriet Rebeeeah
wife ofJames B Elliott. aged ~ years
MALrBYA Baltimore Tuesday the h inst. Jane haiby aSea
Runeis at D Budngon Church corner and CutOassss
Brooklyn on FRIDAY, AausI IA at 10 o'clock d. m
sASDS-Near Poesier Wednesday lzh inst, Oscar sAad
Funeral o the residence mother Hannah H. Sands POrs
chester Saturday, August 10, al O'Clock !.
rem Young child Abim D. and Susie T. wesere aged
months and II
Til relative, and ends ofte bmiy respectfully invited to attend
the fse from No 81 BOoest' tomorrow ha'nTd) shsr
nneu ff fgffeI
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
SARATOGA.
THE BALL LAST NIGHT-ANoTHER BALL-RAH-
ROAD MEETING.

THE BALL LAST NIGHT-ANoTHER BALL-RAH-
ROAD MEETING.
SARATOGA, Aug. 13.-The ball tonight at
Congress Han wss brilliant The toilets OF the ladies'
were rich almost beyond description The occasion was
the complimentary testimonial Bernstein the popular
leader of the orchestra Of the house Pecunary and
every way it was marked Among the dstin
guished guests were Sheriff Bren and wife. Judge
s Of the Marine Court, Register Fitch, T. B. Eldridge
esq, Dlstrct-AttOmey saml G. Courtney, w = Wright
esq, and wife, W. f. Kirby, and T. s. Chaplin. esq. and
WIFE II was grand spectacle Of splendid costumes.
Weston, the pedestrian iaedto make hs 90 miles In 10
hours Wind and place against him. but young ana
fresh as deer he made his appearance at the Union ths
evening, aud the center OF attraction The richest
toilets were thero Of Mrs OBricn Mrs Cooper Mrs and
Miss Wright and Mrs. Randolph all OF your city.
grand ball be gwen here by the Leland Brothe rs
The festivities at the Union continued until late
hour
The political situation remains unchanged Hoffman Is
the hOmestretch and far ahead. The talk even Of
rival candidate, is less frequently hoard The opposition
palng their ined ctual fires.
meeting Of railroad lcers and the managers OF the
"Rcd" and "whte" freight lines between Boston and
NewIOrk and st. Louis. held at Congress Han to-
day. W IT, Vanderbilt of the Hudson River Railroad ;
c. W Chapn and William Bliss of the Boston and Al
bany; John Newell and S Drullard of the New-Yorlt
Central; william Williams and Il. r. Smith Of the Buf-
falo and Ere H. Deyereux and A. Hills Of the Cieye'
land and Columbus Philips OF the Michigan Southern
Baxter Of the Little Miami; J.. NJ Hubby OF the Glove
land. Cincinnati Chicago and Indianapolis; H. W Iib-
bard of the Tcrre Haute and Indana Otls kmDa otthe
Red Lue. and Darling Of the White Line, attended
the meeting. Measures were adopted with a view 10
securing the perfect working Of the lines.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
FLASHING TON.
THE PRINTING pUREAU-rHE INDIANS.


WAsHISGroN, TIL rsday, April 10. 1863
S. NJ. CLARK, Chief Of the Printing Division Cf the
Treasury Department. after twelve years of coninu-
ous service during which b. has not lost day from
the Department either by sickness or otherwise, has
been granted leave of absence, during which time
the Bureau is to DO in chm ge OF c. b. McCarter. Gen
eral Superintendent of the Treasury Building The
Committee which was appointed by the Secretary of
the Treasury to investigate the affairs of the Printing
Division report its accounts correct and every dollar
NJ sfactorly accounted for. They add that the
aAiiIs of the Bureau have been administered with
marked ability and integrity. Mr.. Clark will prob
ably depart tomorrow To spend few days with his
family at Stonington, Conn.
The Indian Burcau has Just received dispatch
from Atcbison Kansas, August 9, in which the agent
states that he has received two letters from john E
Tappan member OF the late peace commission,
dated July 10 aud 20 respectively, reporting that the
Kiowa Indians had deiyc.ed TO him boy about four
and girl about thirteen years Of age, and that he
has delivered them to Cen Alfred Suly command
ing the District of tho Upper Arkansas. Gen Snlly
intends to send the girl to St. bary's Mission and
will keep the boy until his friends claim him. Tho
Comanches have delivered to Col Wynkoop. without
RANSOM girl years old, who is to be kept in the
family until her fuouds are found. The girl says
that her name is Cordel aud that her grandfathcrs
name is Albright
II is understood that official information has been
received by the Departments here Of Important
changes in the customs regulations OF the Islands OF
Cuba and Porto Rico 10 take effect on the lst pIox
imo. Manifcsts. under the new rcgul lations, must
express the generic classes of the goods or OF the
contents of the packages, and their gross weight or
the authorities will impose fine Masters OF vessels
and supercargocs must comply strictly with the rules
laid down for their direction. in the preparation OF
ther manifest ip the ports of these islands, the
slightest fault or OMISSION IS punished With fine.
They mnst be very careful to examine tho Iegallza,
ton Of the Spanish COnsuls on their maniieSts ana
10 see that the signature aud seal of the consular oiii-
Ger are day affixed Bill, Of health require the same
certificate aud after the delivery of the manests to
tho CustomHousc boat on arrival masters OF vessels
are not allowed 10 mako correction, addition, or
alteration Whatever thereto, and goods found on
board OF even dulv delivered ashore. 90 tho Custom
House officers II not manifested, Will be subject 10
fine equal 10 the value of the goods.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

represented by Gen. b. F. Butler his quondam Dem
ocratic friend OF course the return of Gen. Butler
to Congress is one Of the absorbing topics of the day
ere. His fidelity TO the commanding Republican
thought of the day. nobody who keeps his mind free
from prejudice doubts. l regret the views which
the General has sometimes advanced with regard 10
our great war debt but am content TO let Republi-
cans differ on this "a other questions while they
join hands I'm the defense Of the country, against
Rebels at the polls as they did against Rebels III
arms
Gen. Buffers speech in Gloucester is certainly q
most powerful and striking appeal TO the Republican
party. where he demands that +" for the sake of
the peace and tranquility Of its future. let no man
seek to make dssensiOns in the Republican ranks by
denunciation or prescription for opinions on this the
Bond question. When he defends the policy of Con-
gress and declares shall advocates the election OF
Gen. Grant as the man selected by my party, whose
patriotisn, energy, and success at the head ni tls
armies of the United States in destroying the Rebel
lion IN arms gives satisfactory assurance that he VIII
be able at the head of the Government to resist
this new phase of the Rebellion, transferred
10 civil life and his administration devoted
to such patriotic work shall have the same cordial
and happy support from me that it would have were
ho my dearest personal friend"-he places himself
by the side of all the faithful Republican wOr kers III
this contest He will undoubtedly be renominated,
and reelected by large majority.
The Democracy of Massachusetts, come slowly TO
the work. They have ratified" two or three times
In Boston they move this week. 1t matters little,
however. how the opponents of Republican doctrines
vote, for in this State the result IS not doubtful and
tho Republican party here Is as firm as rock upon
all the strongest and best political sentiments OF The
day. h.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY rELEGR RAPH

-. Quebec is infested by burglars.
Berry. the colored champion of Canada, has
challenged Timing o mile race for 500.
Eight houses were burned in Montcalm Ward,
Quebec, yesterday morning.
1.-The town of La Porte Call was destroyed by
Gre on the Tue loss is estimated az $5a0OO@
w Mrs Murray. wife of Capt Murray Of the
Equator drowned in the sua at Rochester yesterday
Messrs TAYLOR & Barker's chemical works in
Boston dmsged by Ire the extent Of $1,000 yesterday morning
Mrs Richards OF Alexandria, Va. suffering
neuralgia Wednesday night took an overdose OF ehIoruon and
died yeserday morning
William Bogardus of Hudson. \. Y, aged "a
years Wednesday afternoon 10 Jacoa, Pond ten tes
Hnison While fishing excursion The body vas recovered
-. The prospectus of the Merchants Express Com
prapita 81 90 OO0has Just been published IN Ottawa IL 10
Intended 10 suppaut the American Express Company
- One Evans volupteer shot his wife through
Torouto Wednesday night She s hYe but Is not
expected 60 survive.
John Sweeney and Hugh Burnside were killed
Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon by the eayug OF an excavation for
wate
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
TIE TURF.
MATCH AT wAvERLY, N. ].

Yesterday rather small concourse assem-
b,od ~ tho Waverly Fair Grounds, N j. to witness
trottipe match for purse of $1,000 between Harlem
nm, n owned by Mr. stingel Of Newark and Charles,
owned by Mr. NJ ostee, also of Newark brass band
was in attendance and discoursed some lively music In
A., ,,s.,ons of the racing The threecard monte"
.no % ~ - The loop" men who honOred the grounds
with visit essayed their little games D&t p S%Hd none TO
ao1SoPsusiiv az D. III. the horses were called TO tho
stand and some brief scoring up gSs away & az tno
,.V ohas3 abont three lengths This distance he Kept
Throughout but improved l. on tho no nome sTecn ana
rn econd heat nearly repetition OF the hrst
one Harlem Bny winning With slightly sss Sn
d either Of the Others Charlie taking the start
nd leading hs on ting rst yogld o the course
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buvv,o Aug l3-FlouThe market frmi a,es oeO eb No
Ctygoupd Sprng 70 White Kentucky Wheat-Sprg owr
bush Red Ohio at - - and 90! osh 10
10 Corn and good demand for sound sses @
bush 81 0j and 2o0O bush do at 81 os and
g, 400 40 Az 10 cosu. dull; p 900 bush Toledo 20
arrive at s6d6 The other articles unchanged Receps-Whr9
1000 bush; Oats, 4OOO bush flour oV 0
slbments-Whea bush Corn. 5000 bash aud Oats ouO
hush ghtsl better Corn, neat aud Oats unehangs.
CncAG0 Aug 10 flour quiet at 80 75a 80 Is io SpaY
and = a. Corn active and advanced tdc sss
No A. O2atl Ul; No at Sldsl Oh Rejected 5SS yf~S%
81 Al Tor 80 l. aud 81 36d ~ 3)l for No Barley more a.Ne
sale, No. 2 IA store 60tl b5 sample lots on raoa sI"
nvered NJ IS Hghsnes inactive am h"IIai ~ pS
A. Tor free aud bonded Provisions 19. ts o
+2l l5d 800 So Land dull; l1c for Steam 6aiotc L As'e
sugar Petei . ic cattle aetye az - 90 % lo
unchanged ~ Sb0Fo % ioI Lkh
m -, a., t Meinm; Ss 500 80 IS for good 70 extra
Choice Ere gA du Oats. 1c kye DC neat % 70 J,o H'n
esp-4 200 5000 bush Wheat W." & % 9gn & So1p S0
I W., ia 600 hush Corn 1874 OO bush Oats 2tOO Hogs -
81 Iorts Aut I-Iobacco unchanged cotton heaFY floar
hm W. Te Rim 10 Fane $40 $l3 Wheat dull At %
- o5 Tor Prime Choice FALL toaf % Tor Prime to 1Beee
Spring yey IRA at S9Gse os so'si @ NJ %
S2g 75 Bacon du Jidi3ic for shoulders Clear Rib
sides l6 66i Clear Sides li Sug,rCaed Hams Jas % LaS
Say1 Al sc whisky heavy = S Live stock lower +2 90
"a cannon; 43 - Is for fair prime, $685. for
heS Sheep and unchanged Reeepts-Four, $50 6bIs
Wheat So 900 bush : Corn, 500 bush ,, , Nj,
CHARLKsr0s, Aug l4t MARKET s uuli 10 SAWS ~
SS. Gs Aug. l3-CottonMarket quiet aud steady Md
anS dull aud prices nomlnal nothing
donye recepts none; exports. bale. v..,- -, NJ,
AnsusrA Ga Aug 1-Cotton-Marke hmi oa' mite uO'os %
dag, aaSi n o. Aug Iaspihs Turpsntne closed at 4ic
Ro,in ouet, No / at B2 3S Tar nominal
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-AuG 10. -
~, head demand only moderate aud prees
are 50 cents psr ossJ kIsra " s26sH wi Feu" siA
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
EIrNERAIS TODAY

HERIoTT CATHARTNB ELIZABETH, Yonkers. N Y
HAWKINS. ALICE. Jersey City. n J.
KELLY PATRICK Church immaculate Couoep on F0lreeBthst
MURRAY. SUSAN b.. No. 25t M0nTOesL
MALrDY, JANE BROOKLYN
McCADDRN ANTHOSY. Onehuuerel and, -,iHteenibst and
FbHrh-arP
NCGOwS. JOHN a. ouoLuaiied Third ans
F8Gthiyes
PRICK CARRIE LOUISA No. 3l6 West Tveat7-f-si.st
k6Nl, PATRICK. One hundred agd tSethst AMI RIstAye
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

MAKING WATCHES IN lLLNOIS.-The inter
ostng OF the origin ana growth OF the National
watch Company OF Elgin. Illinois, published by TUE
TRIBUNE months ago, WILDLY copied in Ameri-
can and English newspapers. Tho demand for the
watches increased rapidly, that though turning
out upward OF eighty per day the company has thus far
unable to keep up with the orders NOw however
IL Is introducing machinery TO decrease tho product
We s""ti6ed srccess OF this interesting aud
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