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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-08

Roll called, all oeing present. Journai
Of yesterday read and approved.
PETITION.
Mr.. Mayhugh presented = petition
from Mr.. Aiken and others, Of Esmsral-
da County, for the passage Of n law for
the protection Of agricultural interests
against the depredations Of stock run.
ming at large.
NOTICES.
Mr.. Tenant gave notice Of q bill for
An Act to repeal all Acts so far as they
conflict with An Act of Congress, emit
tied "An Act to protect all persons in
the United States in their civil rights
and furnish the means of their vindica-
tion," passed April 9, 1866.
Sir. Brown gave notice of NJ Act to
amend an Act entitled can Act to in
corporate tho town Of Gold HILL"
By Mr.. Wslch-An Act to amend an
Act entitled can Act to provide for the
taking care OF the INDECENT Insane OF
the State Of Nevada, and to create n
fund for that purpose" approved Feb
rusry %, 1867.
By Mr.. Moulton-An Act to repeal IN
Act in relation to Public Highways.
By Mr.. Woodworth-An Act for the
relief G. s. Varian ; an Act concerning
Sheriffs /; an Act to amend an Act emit
tied "An Act to amend III Act entitled
an Act Of the Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory of Nevada, entitled IAN
Act concerning conreyances, approved
November s., 1861 )" approved March,
IL, 1867.
BY Mr.. Hillyer-Au amendment to
the Constitution of this State extending
the right of suffrage to all citizens Of
the United States, male and female,
possessing the proper qualifications Of
residence.
By Mr.. Doolin-An Act to repeal an
Act entitled Gan Act to prohibit the
carrying Of concealed weapons" APP
proved February ~, 1867. g.
By Mr.. Asyhugh-An Act to pro-
tect agriculture and to prevent the
trespassing of animals upon private
property.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Bowmau-An Act to establish
the boundary line between the county
of Nye and the counties Of Churchill
and E~smeralda. Read twice and refer.
red, and the usual number Of copies or
dersd printed.
BY Mr.. Cleveland-An Act to redis-
trict the State into Judicial districts,
and to fx the salaries of Judges. Rend
twice, referred aad ordered printed.
BY Mr.. Mayhugh-Au Act to provide
for the payment Of the indebtedness Of
Esmeralda County. Read twice and re.
ferred to Esmsralda delegation.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
By Mr.. Dayis-Relativs to mail serv.
ice between Belmont and Aurora. Read
twice and referred.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Speaker announced the following
Standing Committees
Claims-Corbett, Potter and Burlin-
game.
Federal Relations-Welsh, Bunker,
Waller and Shimmin.
State Institutions--Moulton, Lammon,
Small, B%urlingame and Barney.
Joint Rules-Corbett, Lammon and
Mayhugh.
The Clerk announced the appointment
Of NJ. Y. Stewart and W. N. Rabbits MS
Copying Clerks.
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment Of Robert Morgan rs paper-folder,
and Willie Cutter rs page.
On melton of Nr. Mnyhugh, the Com
mittee on Mines was increased to seven
members, and Brown and Moody were
added to the committee.
Mr.. Hillyer moved that when the
House adjourned it adjourn to Monday.
Tbs motion was carried, and the
House at IL n adjourned until Monday
next.
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ONLY 50 cents a bushel for oysters at
Portsmouth, Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-08

NO. lloS, IN ..&I "
Gerstle l.. (bal OF cert. No. 718,
5 shnres) sold for assessment
No, .11G AZ ~ 70
And, in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board of Trustees, made on the Sd day OF De-
ccmber, 1868, so many shares Of each parcel Of
said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
the Auction House Of John Middleton & Son, No.
80 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California,
on MONDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-FIVE,
1868, at 10 o'clock n. Of said day, to pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and the expenses Of the salo.
WIN. WILLIS, Secretary.
Ohico, northeast corner Of California and
Montgomery streets, San Francisco, Cal, Room
M. L nm stairs y lR8td
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The handsomest man in New York is
said to be a ~barkeeper.
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ASSEMBLY

House met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called, all being present. Journal
of yesterday read and approved.
PETITION.
Mr.. Mayhugh presented q petition
from Mr.. Aiken and others, Of Esmsral-
da County, for the passage Of u law for
the protection Of agricultural interests
against the depredations Of stock run-
ming at large.
The New York herald., 1869-05-11

TlY EDWARD soHENCK, AUCTtONEER.
- Mortgage Sale OF Elegant Cabinet
. Furniture
By EDWARD sCHRNCK, this day Tuesday,, at II
O'CLOCK, M his sacsoom 81 Liberty street. the
end most valuable sales OF first Furniture offered
q public sale The stock Comprises every variety o. Paor
Drawing Room. Chamber, Dining Room and Han Furniture
IN rosewood, black wan1 bois dc and S,l also
hrss quantity OF
Paris made Furniture,
Of the most unique and modern styles.
The New York herald., 1869-05-11
AT PUBLIC SALE.
AT PUBLIC SALE.
The Continental Hotel Property,
at Long Branch, Monmouth county, N. j.,
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY IL. 1869,

between the hours of l2 and o'clock r. NJ,
the premises, at Long Branch, II being the largest
and most valuable hotel in the State. The lot con-
tains IL and 59lUO with front (hgh buf) OF
900 feet and situated within 800 400 yards of the
depos of the Sea Shore Railroad and Raan and Delaware
Bay Railroad The main building between 800 and 200 feet
'front.' being three stories high and part four stories
The dining Is In the of the main building and s
200 feet IS feet wide 20 feet ceiling and one story high
buildings and neatly finished the bedrooms large
and airy billiard and bathrooms, bowling alley
houses commodous barns stables, carriage houses and
sheds all in good order The kitchen and laundry large
convenient The hotel supplied with gas from works
the place. 1t is of the most desirable hotels in the
eOun
The New York herald., 1869-05-11

JAMES E. MALLORY. AUcTIoNEER
BY MALLORY BLACKWELL,
No So Liberty street, New York,
and opposite the depot, rarrytown,
Tuesday, May Is,
Rt l r. NJ on the premises
Partition sale Of desirable property at Sing Sing
By order OF
E. f. & A. B. CLARK, Executors.
PartIcuars hereafter
The New York herald., 1869-05-11
IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALE.
Prospect Park and Vicinity, East New York. westcheser

Large and perempory SALE by order of administrator and
trustee, of valuable Property Prospect Park Fapush
turnpike and Caharne street. Vernon Bedford avenues
Prospect Lott, Clinton, Franklin and Glove Streets Flat
bush; Carlton avenue, Dean Bergen and Wyckof Streets
Brooklyn. Also Property at East New York and jamaica
Long Island, and Dobbs Ferry, Westcheser county "
late the property Of John A. wnk, Esq., late Of Fahush
Long Island.
Sale to be continued till the whole Is disposed OF.
May H. 1859 at IL O'clock the Exchange alesroo Trinity
Building, Ill Broadway New York -
Under the direction of Edward Whehouse ESQ.,, Admins
traitor and Trustee with the will annexed of John A. Viii
link, deceased.
Prospect ParkThe Mansion formerly occupied by John
A. Willnk, and OF adjoining Prospect
Park known Boemen Heuve. The most desirable pro-
pery on the Park for genuemans residence with ample
for number of villa sites; shade aud ornamental
trees and choice shrubs Of full growth.
Also small triangular Plot the above
Fatbush turnpike and Catharne street2 Lots situate
said streets, opposite Bloemen Heuve
Vernon and Bedford avenues Prospect Lott Clinton,
Franklin and Glove strees63 Sections comprising 40
situate above the
Dr. Adrian Vandervecr, Fatbush.
Carlton avenue, Dean and Bergen srecs49 Lots the
above Streets being part of Parenters Garden, BROOKLYN
Thirtyfour Lots at East New Yorktown of New Lots
Thirtyhree Lots at Jamaica, Long Island
Five Lots at Dobbs' Ferry Westchester county, N. Y.
Terms of sale cash.
Maps property and full particulars be had the
onice of the Auctoneers No. 3 Pine street, or Of
EDWARD WHlTEH0USE, Esq,
Administrator and Trustee, 90 William street.
JAMES III. STORES,
Attorney and Counsel for Administrator and Trustee,
at the Office of Messrs. StoIrs 4 Setgwick,
"a Wall street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-11
Magnificent Household Furniture,
! Rrouzes piannforte Vplvat Carpeta Dre wi

UCTIoN SALE OF PARLoR AND CHAMBER SUITS,
IA Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets and general as
ssl Fulton street. Brooklyn Wednesday, May H. at l0k
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1869-05-11
IIENRY D MINER, AuCrIoNEER, sALEsRooM no.
Corand street. Art Galleries. No s45 Broadway,two doors

street, ATT NO. o90 uoofs
from Fourteenth street. Very important sale Of mod
ern Works of Art comprising the entire collection Of A.
DHuyretter Esq, of Antwerp, all OF which were painted
expressly his order by the esteemed and highly ds
ungushed artists OF the French, Belgian and Dusseldorf
schools.
Messrs. MINER BARKER, in announcing this sale,
feel fully warranted in stating that II undoubtedly the
finest collection OF Paintings that has been offered 20 the
iovers Ct since Mr. DHuyTetters sale OF November
last which acknowledged by the and
10 have been the most pleasing and important sale that
had taken place In In point of artistic merit,
variety of subject and beauty OF execution the present
collection Is fully equal not superior offered
November, and with pleasure invite the attention
of the art public close and critical examination.
The Galleries will be open free Tuesday evening, May
H. at o'clock, and will remain open day and evening
TIL the evening Of SALE which will take place about the 10th
inst.
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER, AUCTIONEERs, HAVE
IL REMOVED FROM 90 LIBERTY STREET TO THE
SPACIOUS STORES NO s5 CHAMBERS STREET AND
EXTENDING THROUGH TO NO. "a READE STREET,
At WHICH FINE LOCATION THEY WILL CARRY ON
THE AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS AFFORD
ING UNUSUAL FACILITIES FOR THE DISPOSAL OF
Property Sales Of stock and merchandise at the of
and household furniture sales private residences
attended % promptly and satisfactorily as usual for q years
Sales OF Paintings and Art their galleries, Nos 6l7
and sls Broadway, southwest corner Twelfth street,
HENRY H. LEEDS
ALLEN b. MINER
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS a MINER
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
On WEDNESDAY,, May IL,

At 10 o'clock,
Al the private stables In West Thirteenth street. OF No. 20
Fifth avenue, southwest corner,
Important sale OF Carriages Harness. Ac the property OF
gentleman going abroad.
Barouche BY Lawrence; close Carriage, by do; open
Wagon, shifting op pony Wagon, double and single Har
ness gents and ladies Saddles Robes, Whips Covers &c
To be sold without reserve. Can be seen on Tuesday.
Also stylish Dog Cart with POLE and shaft but to order
BY Wood Brothers and but little used cost S900 also light
double Harness. but little used.
The New York herald., 1869-05-11


DY PHILIP LEVY, AUCTIONEER.
ID OIL PAINTINGS.
Superb collection, by eminent artists Catalogue
day and tomorrow May II and H. Artists saesroom 10
Nassau street. commencing at l04 O'Clock A. NJ.
NREAT SALE OF BOOKS-TUESDAY, MAY IL, AND
VI following evenings at O'Clock, several Private
Libraries comprising very large collection Books
relating TO Anerica Local Histories, Biographies, dc
collection Botanical Works also very tine collection
OF standard illustrated Books many very
bindings large and valuable of Music
Oratoros Operas Catalogues ready books exhi
bition. LEAYITI, STREBElGH & CO.,
Clinton Hall, Astor place.
GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
VI Office Furniture and Safes
This day at II O'clock saesrooms l0l Liberty street.
second hand and Counting House and Olice Desks
Chairs, Stools and three Iron Safes, &C.
GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
VI Second hand Household Furniture, &c.
On Wednesday at II O'Clock, l0l Liberty street. gen.
eal removed from residence for OF
sale.
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A uCrIoN NorICE-AN EXTRA LARGE SALE OF

DY HENRY Fl. LEEDS MINER.-HENRY II. LEEDS,
ID Auctioneer-On Tuesday, May H. at II O'Clock, large
valuable sale of Set Diamonds Pearls and other Jewey
Precious Stones, Of whom concern,
TO pay advances. HENRY II LEEDS MINER will sell
by auction at their and spacious saesrooms Nos rs
Chambers n Reade streets above, superb stock
OF first Diamonds and other Jewery, consisting of
assort about $50 the highest bidder,
viz Diamond Rings single stone and cluster Pearl do
Diamonds sets Pearls large Diamond Pin sets In
Diamond Sleeve Buttons Breast Pins pure Diamond Ear
rings Diamond Crosses, Pear Crosses, Pearl and Ruby
Combs, Emerald and Diamond Rings and other costly
Jewery, Precious Stones Ac These all goods,
equal any this Market and will be sold without
Can be the morning OF sale.
The New York herald., 1869-05-11
DY A. NJ. CRIsTALAR, AUCTIONEER.
ID Elegant Household Furniture,
Valuable library Standard Books

Paintings, Articles o1 vsrtu, Ac
A. N. CRIsTALAR SON will cell Wednesday, NAV IL
a ION O'clock at No. ~ West Fifteenth street. linton
square balance Furniture Of the late Mrs Coles
which reserved al previous sale walnut and
rosewood Parlor Suits In brocatcl Arm9r 0ace elegant
Curtains kageres Bronze Statue CentrS and Card Tables
elegant Chamber Suit together with Library OF about S
volumes old and standard works. Marble Clocks &C. Cata
iogues ~ SALE ConnOIsseuya n others invited.
The New York herald., 1869-05-11

1 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
\ RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, 1i5 FULTON STREET
The New York herald., 1869-05-11

r BoGART, AUCTIoNEER.
-. Wednesday, May IL,
at l0 O'Clock, at the auction rooms, No North William
street, q large assortment of
Household Furniture.
Carpets, Mirrors, Oiclohs,
Parlor and Bedroom Suits Dining Room Furniture.
Al l2 O'Clock
about 100 superior Velvet Brussels Threepy and Ingram
Carpets Olcoths &C.
Also two ewood seven octave Pianos
The New York herald., 1869-05-11

B rarusars and about ico caIpsi, m,Os g sALE OF
elegant and many Of them very plain This y asyy
lrussdAyli NAY II a. l0h O'Clock, a, our new suc
and Uniyery places large amount Of medium class Fur.
Room plain Goods Matresses Mirrors Cottage su,s
Ac Ao Al this sale intend 10 sell AbQ1t 100 Carpets
Threepy and InsraIn n. B-uoods bought ~ this sale
must be taken away or there VIII Be no hcpe Of
ssf from the OF Nay day; and FRIDAY Ne
4epe V ~ rich olase OF tusntsure.
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Louisiana notes at slc.; s477l Bank of Louisiana
notes at S0c; $4,000 bonds of the city in favor Of
railroads at 693c.; SIT 900 do. do at 693c.; $500
five u cent. city bonds in favor Of Commercial
BspK az t9s $1,000 six cent city bonds n lsvSs
bonds in favor of Charity Hospital at 64&c.; $1,000
six q cent. State bonds at 64ic.; s2460 past due
coupons city bonds, in favor OF railroads. at 9lc:
$50 do. do at s0c; $225 do. do. at 90c.; $500 and
$40 past due coupons old State bonds at SAC; $50
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company's scrip.
ls66, at 70c.; $40 Sun Mutual Insurance Com.
pany's scrip, 1885, at Sl&c. $50 do. do, 1859, at
76c. s420 do. co., ls60, at 73}c $40 do. do 1866.
at &c.; $4,000 State bonds in favor OF railroads at
7l3c.; $1,000 DO. do at 7lc. $1,000 DO do. al TO-;
sci 500 State bonds at 70tc., and Is shares Louisi
ana State Bank stock at SCI so d share.
BOARD OF BRoKERs-The following comprise
the sales at the board tonight, viz: 100 shares
Louisiana State Bank at SO % share.
SPECIAL DIsPATcHKs.-We are indebted to the
Western Union Telegraph Line for copies OF the
following private dispatches received from that
route to-day, viz:
Nelo York, FEB. 1910 A. M-Gold opened st
1881. 1880 A. M.-Gold 1881. Cotton market dull:
tending down; not quoted lower. Sterling 1000
1904. 12M-Gold 1889. Cotton dull and lower,
unsettled nominally, Middlng 2Ssc., Mobile 2Slc,,
Orleans 29c. Sterling steady. P. N.-iold
closed at 1889. Cotton dull and nominal. Sales
1000 bales. Kidding 2Slc., Mobile &c., Orleans
294c. Sterling steady.
Liverpool, Feb. lS-1l:l5 A. M.-Cotton market
fat. Estimated sales 5000 bales. Uplands II d.;
Orleans l2ld. Sales of the week $4,000 bales !;
for exports 1000 bales to spectators 5000 bales
stock on hand 277 900 bales, of which SO 900 bales
are American. l:20 P. Motion market hat.
Estimated sales 5000 bales. Uplands 1l2d., Or
leans I'D. Stock afioat 100000 bales, of which
b2SRR9 d ea Sales 56655 sales. uplsnds aos;
ll3d. Other quotations unchanged.
Rdure, Feb. ia. M..-Cotton market nominal
IL unchanged. Noon.-Cotton quiet and steady,
quotations unchanged.
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Tts Asw erlsam Gnssx. Sataraaa february 20.

SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT, YEAR ENDING
SORE APRIL, 1858
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THE AKIOx PLANO FoKrz.
sRANp TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA

hsAKIoE rASo rokrE. declared y ihs y.dsss q shs
sts Tsr OF the American Institute hed In September snd
ctobsr 1851 to be the piano exhibition, and afsr
lest trial ordered By the Ameean Insts1te With The rsnes
srd ~ their Judges 70 bs the best Piano known TO them
IGEfTs WANTED. Hrst-class md responsible Agents
vsnt IN every city and town whore have not already
pointed them
Hanufsctory and Narereous, ~ and - BcwuY, real
Delaney street. New York AAHNkh w
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20

WILLIAM c. COOKIES
INSURANCE AGENCY,
IN Camp strees...... ......''.'''e~
RKyRxsrSr,se Over a SOC, 900 Cash CAPITAL.
y1RE. RIVER and MARINE RISKS vrsssn a. psS y
Rates All Losses Literally Adjusted srs Fi0mp'" ~S
shis Once
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ToBAcco--No change Of any importance has
take place in this market. Some few sales have
been made at about rates given below. The re-
ceipts continue liberal, and we have now fair
supply on hand. We now quote market Is fol-
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THANKSGIVING MACHINES.

PIANOS--SEWIN6 MACHINES.
GROVER q BAKER
SEWING HINES.
me only Machine adapted for every class Of FAMILY
SEWING Once and sslesroom for the Southern States,
ls2 CANAL STREET, New Orleans Ii.
AGENTS WANTED.
SIS TO 500 PER MONTH";
Or commission frcn which twice that amour. be
made ny selling the Latest Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE-Prce, SIS.
For Circulars and Terms address
O. BOWERS CO..
so South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Lcuissana.
DIRECTORS:
J. N. LAPEYRE, W. 3. hoONr.
youN DAyIpsoN j. B. PoTHIEA
- zuRERPIER VIM McCULLo0E.
In. MARKS, 9. CAFAKoO,
y. SCHMIDT. Wh ChsSxI,
- coopER THos X. FINLAY,
pTEE ANTHONY SAMBOLA.
DAVID McCoARD, fAfbloA nMn,
c.urFrPLp JNo. O. slNEor2,
GERARD STIZH, w. y. NOaO1
oYFIcERs:
mo DAVIDSON Presidsns;
VS. PIKE vics Presidents
r ". YOUNG, Secretary;
L A, FouRNIER, rressurs
~ q. NICHOLS. N. D.. Physician
ALRxANDER HART, Medical Exaninsf'
NO. FoLaER. Ags.A
-. ~. ia Cs,ondeles street. Dsvfdson's tsov.
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In Capital Stock Department. PER CENT.
in Premium Department FIFTEEN PER CENT.
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LOTTERY.
DEAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE.
LOCATED IN THIS CITY
To be Disposed OF By Lottery.
The drawing of this Lottery place s N
tickets are SOLD under the charter Of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Granted by Legislature Of The State in 1853 and which
embraces in its Scheme some Of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY In THIS CITY, to-wft:
TIE ST. LOUIS HOTEL, now open to the pubic and
doing business.
THE FURNITURE OF THE HOTEL
THE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
THE DWELLING. STORES AND wAREROoMs Mo-
,,s l,s and 10 ROval ..---.. --sOnrng The Hotel
THE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS No IS St Loui'
street, opposite the Hotel
THE ST LOUIS HOTEL FARM. BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENT
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND.
1e ..................'..Tiekets $40
For fun and particular description zee Circular which
viii be sent pOpsdO any desiring IT. and an orders for
Tickets VIII receive prompt attention By addressing
oE HALL.
81 Charles Hotel
New Orleans La
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TRUSTEES:
r,.,,s.r,sw a. 4. konssepsu
Ant OArriers. n beeoaEA
Gee. A, Fosdck frssk "Infns
uvr.,.v Thomas Byna
o.. T.st.. John Thoznhn.
~, q warns.l. ". A. violett,
% Ans.,,on Hugh Macdonald
s,t-.d V,.ynv. VIM n. PineksrA
a r--r,ch. John g. wAlllA
Geo ". Dunbar, eeorss fos~'
Il Y. stoekmeysr, AndrsN seSA
Geo. W. Hynson. .. fv'n1'
Arch'd Montgomery yonn Ni1on' Ga
HsnryJ vesA \ nssno.
Z Esquezo, James osnief'
r,,. Ws,.ns.r. Rudolph sisg.
r. y. Given.
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
IElEGRApAlC NEWS ITEMS.

James Norton and Michael and Thomas Hearing,
fishermen for the Boston MARKET were drowned in
the gale OF wednesday.
The recount of the vote OF San Francisco has been
completed Discrepancies were discovered In nearly
every ward. Seby's majority Is no.
Tho Epenin0 Post, the only republican peper in
Memphls suspended yesterday, Governor Senter
having Withdrawn the state patronage from IL.
The crop prospects In Louisiana are less favora-
BILE The cane IL backward IL Is reported that cat
erpillars are damaging the cotton In several par
isheG
Cotton picking has fully begun In Tennessee, but
Il is feared that large portion OF the crop will be
lost through the inability OF the planters to obtain
hands In sop,e localities. Thoy are Offering three
dollars per day and cannot obtain them at that
price.
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
MASSACHUSE

The Case Of Colonel Brodhend-saundcrs,
the DefauItiug Cashier, Admitted TO Bail.
BOSTON, Sept. IL, 1859.
Colonel Brodhead, State Liquor Commissioner,
who was recently arrested on charge of violating
the United States Revenue lava by neglectng to afx
stamps on packages OF imported liquors was to- day
acquitted and hon0rably discharged.
DR.. DE Wolf, postmaster at Chester, charged In
the United States Court with having opened letter
addressed TO Deacon Bemis has been acquitted.
David +. Saunders, Jr, the defauting teller OF the
North National Bang, was before Commissioner Hal
lett this afternoon and waving an examination the
case was postponed till Tuesday next the defendant
furnishing surety In 1000 for his appearance at that
time. John Jewett, OF Salem, became his bondsman.
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
KENTUCKY.

Southwestern Railroad Matfers-The South.
crn Commercial C0nventi0n-The Louis.
Vile and Portland Cannl.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. II. 1869.
Articles OF consolidation were signed to-day by the
Louisville and Frankfort and the Frankfort and Lex
ington Railroad Companies. Tine road Will hereafter
be known az the Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexlng-
ton Railroad Company. They have now IN success
full operation IFS miles Of the road.
The Governor Of West Virginia, has appointed three
delegates to the Southern Commercial Convention.
number OF the leading Southern railroads have
agreed to pass the delegates and honorary members
OF the Commercial Convention free. The committee
OF arrangements have sent circulars to other rail.
roads to ascertain what terms the delegates WILL
be passed.
The contract to widen the Louisville ana Portland
Canal, according to the plans OF General Weitzel,
let yesterday. 1t Will be enlarged from forty.
nine feet eight inches, to eighty feet