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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-19
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sss sho! sas Tltsa don sD
8 doI No 2seIqbbing 90; Cd g. do. Noa = & do 90;
70 %. @ s::oT:ss States; '.' "a sre.: I:sS Pencils;
mgas rSa SAFE as lowest mA'he' p1ce~ d. HEIMITN.
HAY, CORN AND 6ATs.-A fresh supply Of each
.'s At assHT Fec Co. and
ELATBOATs.-Thres n.x El..so.ss ia running erdsr.
.,s,S II ''''' A'a''' 81 0'' A'" oRoReE woLPLrN.
in BIZ; 2 u ,si'
REAN ASD s:ss,; Ss;s 50 ss:s'l.
ulOTATOEs.-so bushels rev .Pnkeyes,' received per
rs steamer Eclipse and for ''i'by q y HKrxASs.
requests ho.e IN deb. him for Profs:,
sS S:,. .Ss and ;
are NO failures when they are paid for. mysl-d
vXyINDOW sAsH.-2ooso Lights ass'd window sash
W reed and for sale by jsI SAMUEL ORR.
Torn. 100 sacks iuss reed and for s,,e :, S 90
pANEL Panel psoE =. Sss s.a
lfLOUR.-Io bbls for sale lev If called f., .ceS sy
Il ei2 GEO. fosrEk& "a CO.
QIO COFFKE.-Ico bags in store aud sanding. Per En-
.e press for ''i''y 0Issss. ssa s..s So:r. So
l.
T,ORN MEAL.so sushei, fresh Corn Mssi for sale at
~ 50 cts. per tu'hsl. by efo I. d. HERMANN.
LrLOUR -ss bbIs superane IN store and for sale by
T. my4 "a, PRESTON BROS. :.
s2 2? PER KEG.
ga single tss Es's fIfns co g 49, ,. Water,
NT0RNING Star, ofthe New World.
lv1 Greece and the Golden Horn.
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WAR WITH RUSSIA.
AND AsD
Goa. Yard oa street. between Locust
s1d w,1g we are are prepared 2 sell best
70" Pis': *: s.. y % sSssa
q. :. thankfully received iH .,ss1s'd S
FREsSE Doasl. Extracts Hsr 81 on g;'A-
TE2ss es;s:. cs;; Ges;: ns;: F,sss FIss,ff,., f.s.r.
S.;;i S.;;:! cs:':: s::: Fl: fi.s 'ss:;s s:sSs-s.
sS.ss Boxes DO v.s.. DO; p,.,,,
Jus, ,,..,,.s ] eSs.sssg.risr Black Tsss. ooox.s
woN!Es Me. Bs Ts.;5 yss: srssFE.s "a wYri
(SHlNGLE9-75o coo first Poplar Shingles in and
~ Tor sale cheap TO close eonsisn nent ntby,. By
SUNDRIEs- III
- 40 bush Corn Meal: 100 lbs extra Honey:
IS loaves Refined Sugar; Is Tvs dbl Refined Sugar:
: 100 doE Eggs ss eyl1 COOKS
GSHoroE family Butter 10 b hsdss
" yll COOKS
COPARTNERsHJP,
HAVE thsday associated with the Forwarding and
j Commission business Robert s. Howard. The busiuem
viii Be hereafter conducted under the style and arn Of
Lewis & Hsvard-. sis-H. EDWARD LEWIS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-19
NOTICE

NOTICE.
TIME subscriber in retiring from business th
tuny express his grateful aekno To- the
Of Evansville and surrounding
try very liberal share Of bestowed on the
late Hrm Of J. W. Reilly during his with IT,
perod and would
tinuance Of the his successor in business.
e10-0 JAMES REILLY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-19
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Co-Partner.hip heretofore ss,ssSs the 80
this day dissolved by mutual consent Looentne
will continue the business the old stand Will attend to q
Of all Chains against the old 6rm and W i'll tf
the for that them
indebted the late firm are 70 make imms
ANTHONY LOBENSTINB.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-19
BARBER SHOP.

BARBER SHOP.
b. THOMPSON. having purchased the interest of all
- other partners in the late concern known Thomp-
soniAn Institute will hereafter conduct the
name.
in style Mr. Thompson would return his
thanks the citizens Of Evansville for their liberal
would pectfuy solicta same
ing himself TO spare NO pains 70 merritt. ey4 #
HAYS tales No. Timothy and 81 bales slishtlv dam
aged received per Canal boat Indiana sale BY
e2l GEO. FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-19

QITCN and Linen F1oss. Purse sfk sleeve Ba.d, .,r
''t" % >.e. PusHE1Ss>
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-19

HAvrxe withdrawn the above firm take this occss
10 my for the literally bestowed
H. and of the same 20 my late paRtne
who will carry business with visor
will A awzys try 70 himself worthy OF the nden
Of the people. ey2 ChAhbES W. mAcA.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
The S. F. Evening Journal is responsible

The S. f. Evening Journal is responsible
for the following:
GAN AMUSING INCIDENT-D1D'NT Know
HERsELF.-A rich scene occurred on the
downward trip of the Steamer Senator. on
Wednesday night last which caused no incon
siderable merriment among the passengers.
An aged lady, wearing huge pair of spec
tacles; deslrous of obtaining some water at
slde-board in the upper Saloon, stepped up
to the table back of which is large and
magnificent mirror, but on handling the
pitcher she found no water in it looking up,
and seeing the full reflection of herself in the
mirror. she desired the imaginary person be-
fore her, thinking it was the Stewardess. and
probably not having seen herself for long
time so conspicuoasly reflected to 20 get her
some water" No reply or compliance with
her order being given, she repeated the Or
der with look and tone of voice that was
meant to enforce obedience, but still no at
tention was paid to her command, when she
Indignantly pushed the pitcher away, and
seated herself on the sofa, muttering her dis
pleasure at the refusal of her own reflection
to wait upon her All who witnessed the
scene were convulsed with laughter, and ma
ny gentlemen had to run for the lower deck.
from whence peal after peal of unrestrained
mirth was heard to issue.
Our informant assures us that the walters
of the boat actually found busheI of but
tons among the sweepings on the following
morning
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
TIL E. T Ell E}G1R A P H.
The following, will doubtless be reeog-

The following, will doubtless be recog-
missed as "naiden effort.n We love the
sentiment however, and give it place in
our columns, considering that goodness of
heart, is preferable to gold" aE H
For the Grass Valley Telegraph.
MY MOTHER.
There is charm in the name of mother AGls-
As, toSt on life's tempestuous foam,
That can not be surpassed by another,
For it tells us of childhood and home.
We may drink deep of life's hollow pleasure,
With the thought, ''we're far off y and alone,
Yet our conscience, in moments of leisure
Still reminds US of childhood, and home
In sickness, friends around us may hover,
(For we find SUCH wherever we roam)
Yet what care like the care of mother,
In the days of our childhood, at homeG Nm
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
For the Grass Valley Telegraph.

Said DR.. Rush, of PHILADELPHIA. Gins
bands and wives who live happily together,
Gf'oayS, come to resemble each other in their
rery features" Now my nasal protuberance
is extended to very inconvenient length,
and my husbands is so unbecomingly short.
that although we have enjoyed the clarified
qulntescence of the subiimate of superlative
connublal felicity, these dozen years, can
not see that the length of either has changed
particle. Was the DR.. wrong, or is ours an
exception to the general rule? What is the
opinion of the medical fraternity of Grass
Valley. CLARA.
In work written by New England di-
vine, in the Seventeenth century, I find the
following happy definition of social visiting.
The thought strikes me we are not a century
advanced from our worthy ''foremothers."
'9t is, in decent habit, plain and neat
To spend few choice hours in converse sweet.
Careless of forms to act the unstuded part,
To mix in friendship and to blend the heart;
To choose those happy themes that all must feel
Tho tale q sympathy the kind design
Where rich affections soften and refine
To converse, 70 be amused, to bless, be blest,
aud tune . .salmony the common breast -
y cheer With sfild good humor's sprightly ray
and smooth lies passage DER the stormy way
Fo court IN K return with accents kind,
Ard leave at pa cting, some regret behind'
''VLai is nan? How simple he looks
But try to devo'op his hooks and his crooks,
With hia depths md his shadows, his good and his
e7il,
All in all he's problem must puzzle the devil"
"Some men are like dictionaries to be
looked into on occasions, but have no con-
nection, and little entertaining"
curiosity is kind of the forbidden fruit,
which still sticketh in the throat of man.
sometimes to the danger of his choking.u
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
Lumber! Lumber!!

TO TEA.MSTlERS IND OTHERS.
FTNHE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in full opera
i ticn, and ready to supply all demands for every
description of
SE.aSONED LUMBER!
At the lowesa market prices These Mills are situated
nearly in the centre of the Village of Grass Valley
about fifty rods south of the Masonic Hail. Auburn
Road, and most convenient for Teams to load. There
is in these mills, MULAY SAW, and 50 inch CIR
CULAR SAW, together capable Of making Is 900 feet
of lumber per day. Also, splendid Woodwork
Patent
PLANNING .MACHLNE!
Capable of making 10 600 it, of PIANED roNGUEp AND
GRoovED, and other manufactured lumber per day. of
superior qualities. ALL our lumber is well seasoned
before being dressed-our stock of over eight thou
sand logs giving the best material to be found in
the country. Call and see!
TRANSFERS
Can always be supplied with lumber ON FREIGHT to the
cities of
SVILLE IND SACRAMENTO
On the best terms equal to any other mill in Nevady
county, and when taken in connection with the fact
that it is well seasoned the advantages of freightinr
from our mills are superior-our engine saws and
planning machine, being the most powerful in the
mountain portion OF the State.
Lumber will be exchanged for Good Baled Hay on
reasonable terms.
RSs- All kinds of Dimension Lumber Fensinr ST
ding, Sugar Pine, ETC., etc. ETC., constantly on hand
or sawed to order. We have stock of over 100 600
feet, and shall keep full supply for the great de-
mand for choice building and fencing materials
HS- Remember, we pay cash and thehighest prices
for freight sell to teamsters so as to enable them
to make Large Profits j. WINCHESTER
President G. V. G. Mining Co.
Grass Valley, Sept. 20, 1853 tf-n2
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
From the Shasta Courier.
TO A FRIEND.
BY PHEBE.

Dear friend of my youth there is nothing can sever
The bond of true friendship that binds me to thee
1hough oceans divide us, love thee as ever;
Though Others prove false thou art still dear to me.
through earth's thorny paths let US cherish this
feeling
lis soother of ills-'tis balm for the heart;
through sickness and age still its beauties revealing
TO love one another It'll life shall depart
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12

WM. SHARP & Co. having re+;nos
C0nro, Sampson Co the GOLDEN aS A1 ID Ine hTm Of
VIII oe conducted by the subscribers nOSor tba
raaa nfme and style as heretofore and the ppbc
parts to v t6a no efforts shall be wanting on
IN Gate Four has acouired m q. rts sr4s
and S~noTna The article we manufacture Is PRE
anu unadulterated It is made from the eSrt Is
Gallego. e4ual 10 the best Haxall or
we tender our sincere thanks To our fr;od, 80 ~.
for their liberal patronage heretofore
81 th 70 us, and respectfully solicit continuance
f. d. CONRO,
San r-..; W A. SAMPSON,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
departure FROM BROADWAY WHARF

DEPARTURE FROM BROADWAY Wharf,
I'nE PACIFIC MAIL S. 6. CoMPANY's FAvoR1rE Stray,
CALIFORNIA, 14OO Tons burthen
A. " Il, LIE Roy, Esq, Commando
Will leave for PANAMA with Passengers tbo C..
Through Mail and Treasure on 'Ne "leat
TUESDAY MORNING, November 1st ~ 49,
SAFETY, SECURITY, AND SPEED1-@O'NHo 1-O'H
SICKNESS ON THIS RoT1TE
"A MILES BY RAII.ROAD ~
Arrangements have been made with tbe noo. -.
ole transportation Companies on the Istbmu, ma
tickets wi oe issued tor conveyance of passengers and
baggage at greatly reduced rates. from PanarSs ~a
pinwal The Isthmus is entirely free from 70 AS
@ fna the GTess road repaired
made with comfort and ease in tortyeicbt Low hoe Dc
Each passenger is allowed hundred pounds Of
gage without extra charge N' VI Dag
treasure for shipment taken at lowest rate. -,
31st. iSn.' october
For freight passage, apply to
E. FLINT, Agent
Corner Sacramento and Ieidsdor- e..
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12

A LADY OFFIoER.-Jean Paul says that
lady officer, if she wanted to give the word
F'halt," would do it in this strain: s.You
soldiers, all Of you, now mind, order you
as soon as have finished speaking, to stand
still, every one Of you, on the spot where you
happen to be: don't you hear me? Halt, |
say, all of you"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
BERDAN'S
Quartz Crushing Machine.

HE undersigned have now landing, ex ''Mischief.
L set OF four of these valuable machines. acknou
edged to be the most perfect apparatus for
solo from quartz Pamphlets containing valuable in,
formation respecting them may be had Of
COOKE BROTHERS & co.
noV24-lm 80 Californis street, San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
January |. 1929.

:" A happy New Year to you, my beloved
child: May God bless and preserve you.
May he keep you virtuous and steadfast in
what is right, and teach your heart to consult
your own happiness, and that of theirs. bv
cultivating your present amiable disposition
and gentle temper,
"Your afectionate Father
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12

@g~ 1t is estimated that between O,0O0
and 10000 hogs will be slaughtered in Mays
vile, KY, the present season.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12

Gap The Washington Sentinel publishes
the following literary gem from the pen of
distinguished jurist of Virginia, written some
twenty-five years ago:
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12

Put this letter away carefully. Forty
years hence it may give you pleasure to look
at it,"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
CO-partnership Notice

IsdE co partnership heretofore existino ho4.-.
subscribers under the name and styie 81 p6S
eAMPSoN Co. is this day dissolved by =, UoNnO
'0''' F. d. CONRO. W.
W. A. SAMPSON
San Francisco Nov 8. 1854. LAM q 20.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
! GOLDEN CATE SALOON,
BlIl MgRgsl.lslM1lTla1

First door above Adams Co.'s Express Main street.
NENTLEMEN can be accommodated with all kinds of
u drinks from soda water up to HOT whisky
punch; all kinds of fancy fxins. of included.
OYSTERS,
Served up to suit the taste Ham and Eggs, Chick
ems and Ducks served up at moments warning.
THE RESTAURANT,
Connected with the Saloon is always conducted in
the most approved style. Boarders can be accommo-
dated by the week day. meals served up all hours
and in style to suit the most fastidious
BILL OF FIRE.
The best the market can produce
THE GOLDEN GATE has always sustained itself as
afashionable resort. Gentlemen wishing to pass a
Pleasant evening, by coming here, can always find
good company, and the best of Cigars.
Grass Valley, Sept %, 1858. If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
5nu 9ranriaru aAuRrtisrlnEatH.
HENRY JOHNSON & CO.,
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE
Drn0oists-
Druggists,
no. LAG, washington Street, near MOntgome-

No. LAG, Washington Street, near Montgome-
ry, San Francisco.
OFFER for sale, FOR CASH, at the lowest wholesale
" prices a large and well selected assortment of
East India, Mediterranean and European Drugs and
Medicines French, English and American Chemicals
of all kinds also extensive variety of Perfume
ry Fancy articles Fancy Soaps, Brushes, Paints and
Oils, Dye Stuffs, Labels Window Glass, Extracts,
Bronzes Trusses Leeches, Surgical Instruments,
Druggists Glassware Hatters' Goods Shakers Herbs
in the stock of a Druggist or Physician.
H. J. & Co., are the proprietors' wholesale agents
for DR.. Janes Family Medicines Sands Sarsaparilla
Old Townsends parila, Moffat's and Brandreth
Pills, Davis Pain Killer, Congress Spring Water etc.
HENRY JOHNSON & Co. have made such arrange
ments in New York, Boston and Philadelphia as will
enable them to purchase their stock at the lowest
rates. and they are determined to give their custom
the benefit of low prices and at the same time the
best quality of goods. November Sniff
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
San framisto Ad6ertiseut is.
Upward and Onward. M
HHYzz Hzz888N' 888N'&S5 S ID gYgC,HEg}gsggggR
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN THEATRE
IND CUSTOM HOUSE.

- O"H ~ A1OOOGg IS.
SANSO1iE STREET,
WE ABOVE EXCELSIOR ESTABLISHMENT .vh;.t
- re Fr9oi and five stories high (being the oply
nve story building on the Pacific is now finished and
spienololy furnished throughout AItbonob - con
tains one hundred and seventeen large rooms With f.
clntles 10 accommodate two hundred lodcersN
has been the rush of customers to the Fxcbno na
its completion that the propretors have been
to lease nan OF the freproof block lust eractad ~
Lieut.. Maynard, and adjoining the Exchange Tb;s
will add seventeen large apartments and afford those
facilities which the increase of trade REQUIRES ur
present Bar will in few days. be removed to the first
floor in the Maynard Block, door north of where
the Bar is at present. "e'0
No pains or money will be spared to render the Ex
change the Excelsior Hotel of the public and keen
pace with the rapid growth and improvement of our
wonderful city and State
With the above inducements, the Exchange is CON.
fdently offered to the " Million as deserving their
patronage-and although not disposed to be WINDY
and trumpet our own praise abroad our hearty
thanks cheerfuly rendered to the ten thousands
who have bestowed upon alike their favors and
money: Not unmindful of the former we shall duly
appreciate the latter and reciprocate in future s
tunes past. the smiles of old greet
with pleasure our new ones-who probably will com
pose the largest portion Of the world
San Francisco, Nov. 10-nS-tf.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
DANCING SCHOOL.
MR.. AND MRS. ]. B. ROBINSON

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Grass
W Valley and vicinity that they will open School
at the Masonic HALL, for teaching all the new and
1ashlonable Dances of the age, consisting of Qua
drilles, Watzes, Polkas, Schottsches and all Fancy
Dances.
Having had fifteen years experience as teachers
they trust that by their strict attention tomert the
support of generous public.
The Ladies' and Juvenile Classes will meet on We'd
nesdays and Saturdays, at O'Clock p. NJ
The Gentlemen's Classes will meet on TUESDAYS and
Fridays, at O'Clock P NJ.
All persons wishing to join the above school, will
please make early application at their residence
ner of Church and O'Nel streets.
7. s. The classes will commence when a sufficient
number of pupils obtained.
&C., Terms made known on application
Grass Valley, Nov. 81. If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
For Sale,

For Sale.
THE undersigned offer for sale on reasonable terms
= the American House, situated on the corner.
near the bridge, Main Street, Boston Ravine
n. B. The house is doing good business, and is
well located for keeping boarders.
Enquire on the premises
CRACKIIN l. WITT
Grass Valley, Dec. 15 n13 If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12

Pacific Mail Steamship COmD,v
FOR
NEW YORK .4.N,D .NEU' ORLE.aNrS
VIA PAyN:7.Gf
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE AMI
THROUGH TICKETS INCLUDING
THE ISTHMUS TRANSIT.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-12
6rass Vdleg A06sttiistlnsnts.
List of Letters

REMANING in the Post Office, Grass Valley, Jan. l,
IL 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-09
THE NORTH-WEsTERN DIspENsARY.

The annual meeting of the mombers Of the North
western DspeDsary for the election OF officers for the
ensuing year, took place on "Wednesday evening at
the rooms of the Dispensary No. 81 Eghth-av. The
annual report OF the Board of Managers read and
communicated the gratifying intelligence that the af-
fairs Of the Dispensary we're in Astonishing condition,
and that il had been the means of doing an immense
amount Of good during the past year. The report
shows that 9l7j patients were treated by the physi-
Clans of the DispeDsary, no in nunber,l and that
10 $50 prescriptions put up in the apothecarys
department. All these patients were attended and
supplied with medicines without cost to themselves
they compose the poor OF the district. Inc FUNDS
necessary TO sustan the institution are raised by the
contributors OF the benevolent, and by an appropr
alton Of 81 coo each from the State and the City
The Board Of Managers serve without remuneration
do also many Of the physcians The patients as
before observed the iadgenk Of the district, and
the immense amount of good done by the Dspensary,
il by this fact rendered more apparent inssmuch
had il not been for its existence, most Of them would
have greatly suffered from want OF medical attention
curing year whi6 has been sgnaiked by the prevs
leuee Of the small pox and cholera The report show
large business that of the preceding year. owing
chiefly 10 the rapid increase of the population of the
district and the prevalence of the aboye-named dis
eases. The Managers anticipate still larger amount
Of business during the ensuing year. and look 10 the
benevolent for the means OF carrying out the ends Of
the Institution in administering the necessities Of
the INDECENT sick Of the district. Let them not be
disappointed, but let the hands Of those who have
ability be extended 10 further this great and good
work. The Dispensary District is bounded by Twen-
ty.third.st the south, and Fifh-av. the east,
and embraces all that part Of the City north and west
OF those streets, reaching TO the North River. The
report Of the Board of Managers for the past year s
in the hands Of the printer and will DO ready for
free distribution in few days, when copies can be
obtained of Chss II. Rusber Esq, Secretary Of the
Board, at No. IL Maden-lsne or No. POS West Thir.
ti.hst, who will also be pleased to receive contrib.
ution from the friends of the institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-09

,.s ,.,,,.,fci.cnn.i de.mnx any .ton esave
the polieI Of cOlOaiIssa Societies ds'"er" :" cur
S,.sd That in movement ve r-s.sn is .ns. d. p,
y H. ses-on Of he eeoo,I aaa, the cSlonia'i'a
6;,,S Tbs. the entire bot, Of tie eooreA people have
80 .rs are B,w opFo.~1 all the schemes Of e, 'n
.',p whshsr a.ysed N.hct- Conferences, Pfs'Oy'e
R,,o,d That The Ciev.ssd Conventipn ~r not she si
ION. pf n Of ,ne eoored people OF oaio o.
-. Ur.1 s,aes; body Of vh anAtersoJ TO
solved 70 remain n Ike i-Ie OF th.H oi'in ,.;o,
~ .rs.ted sIstht asr end. crest upon h ~
t-.hr,u who fire. remaining IN the country snd sc
20 be thai ssLiins element" In the American POI.
~. vLeh NJ se ATE Letter concludes hs d'Hs -
much iof n, az ,.., ,.,,r. and ,.u.,,i.I frs,
.sr OF the u lied .muted BY voyaf- iIo
a. rtsiseT. yrg0a. and wJTihy CITIZEN Of LIBERIA, "osa
!. WI 10 .ud come Of the Oode dOnk. sod sehayes o.
American oceiy upon voyage for the improvement OF 1ne
mca. ,-,, H. ,,,x.. ., f,,,. .h.n h.v. attained
,uoh Of Industry val ebsb then 20 Prcda = enc
Of and cotton for e1Por'.'cn Their seoI - nass
10 and by uch the labor % freeman i NoI
than that Of .lsve, viii Be their inabiiy 10 e'nP
se.,Ired That native horn Americans, that We owe
allegiance oihcr country on earin snt
Co1s-if1n o. the Unied states we are entitled 20 .ss
elective ell other rehs that are Common
Ameiicsn eizees and intend TO ssruese ard VA. oi
GOOD time cornrs IN the slsuAse Of the Rochester 80
vent.on' have concluded tor the TINE
70 .h. Sl,9' our trees OF Ai"'''''" '''' anu
Teoe4 That the Ie.Sas dos. Of the American Co
ton Socisy that he raees 40 I'M. country
seibeI ably bond. Of equality s Pfaeesi
L.. ~ 40 sGyOCass B wore tnsn 40 ihuoris
!. or. both the 81 and the reVes-h iaw OF 70"
Ee.orsd That hins thai tropical cimsis
tic. TO ,hr N, rough development OF an An4eheAh sce 81.
should one SETH there les. three hundred years
would re,rosrsde into tsrba ism .
In the meantime the NJ. f. Conference got win1
Of What was gopg on among the coioreh people ana
this afternoon passed the following resolution;
The people Of CneiBnzt 4borus under
s~ impression the action OF this body on the
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Eor,d Tna action taken in this Conference on the
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spce eoored prrsos who anxousy desire TO emsae 20
I,rs m home sad discourage those WHO prefer 20
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