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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

OuR vyvERABIE FRfENp GRIswoLD, made a
second speech before the Douglas Democracy
Of Ashtabula on Thursday evening of last week,
which is represented TO have added something
20 the stock Of humorous things In this world.
Republicans alike with locos participated in
the merriment OF the occasion. Unfortunately
for US, we were not present, and consequently
was the loser, but we are free to say that no ad-
vantage was taken Of our absence to slight us,
or our hcbdOmadal, for which, we are duly CRATE
fui Though we are not proud we like to be
noticed, and as an evidence Of our gratitude and
reciprocal good will. as well as to indulge q
streak Of vanity for seeing ourself 90 Others see
us, we offer to publish the speech verbatum, II
our friend will furnish the copy. A speech so
comprehensive in its scope, so full Of yagrant
fancy versatility Of thought so yolitile, pyrO-
tecnic meteorc and explosive, so full Of graceful
classics uprestrained good nature a fun, should
not be suffered to exhale the full measure
Of its aroma upon an Insignificant numbes OF
uneppreciatiug mud sill soyereigns. We would
therefore snatch Il from threatened oblivion,
and give it an enduring fame by embalmiug II
in the village journal, and regret only that II
could not have been done before election, that
the mischiefs that have accrued to our beloved
land might have been averted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

KILLED BY INDIANs-Ho HOMER d. HorcnKIss,
a resident Of AshtabuIa, was killed by the Kio-
wa Indians, some $50 miles west of the Missou-
ririver, on the 23d of July last, while engaged
10 the laying out Of road from Leavenworth
to the gold regions. Mr.. HotchkISs was "a
years Of age. A funeral sermon appropriate
70 the occasion, will be delivered at East VIII
lage on Sabbath afternoon the 18th inst. by
JoskFA MALrBY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

owN ELrcTtox Oar vote at this election
n tiIl DO seen Is considerably larger than ever
ttlcfe cast, running up to b6s 10 SOC OF the
,ale election. The increase Of The republican
vote b "a, while the Douglas vote, BY the AID
ol lhe Bell.Everetts, shows an increase Of ~
apd leaving but "a, all told, as The present
1ircugth Of that party. The Breckinridge vote
was increased votes over October, standing
now at 20. The whole opposition strength Is
just l7g which leaves us a majority OF 2lO
which will do.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

Geo. Hall has just returned from N. York. Boston and
other eastern cities aud prepared after thorough
gntiOns TO offer still greater Inducements In
Pianos and Melodeoas.
Mr. Hall the pleasure saying that during the past IL
years, than three thousand families been made
glad BY his individual efforts inhe sale Of Pianos and Meode-
1t affords much pleasure hear almost daily expressions
like the following;
"snoe bought the Melodeon you John stays at home
sound before. Susan did without the silk dress to have
Aelodeon Harriet postponed the journey East preerring
to improve the young Oks than any thing
excepting the preaching OF the gospel Henry appeared
he has entirely recovered sorry did not buy Ne,
Odeon three years ago. when you spoke to me-" d = @
Our Method.
We buy Instruments and pay for them Never sold one
pacularmake VIII deliver any dssra5s make IDEAL in no
other at the lowest possible gures We never have and
of beautiful patterns and fine nsh superb tone &C.
Beautiful Covers Stools and the best Instruction Books ii
the world Believe sra work for your interesta.
riHsa8 Piano F0rtes. ~ qas8
Emerson Chickeng, Ladd. Halet Davs Of Boston Ra.
brothers tods CO.. New Si Bos1S%nS sa,.'SI saS
bany Knabe Baltimore &c N. B. Any Of these viii be fur
nished at from s2oO to according TO style and nSh
,-.,...,, MclOdeoas. easaa
EN-. Bishop Painesville Prince Co. Buffalo Carhart
New York Mason HAmlin, Boston. Prices from Us to
s26O, N D. Every Piano and MclOdeon fully warranted
To Farmers aud Others es
unaequanted with Ihltruens BE not deceived Mr. Han
is the only Dealer in the West who invariably sold
First Class Pianos 9. yMeLOdeons d. No Others.
Be to Mr. Hall 10 write before purchasing
he has the means, and knowledge to beGsnd you
aj aa Friendly Adeiee. ~ III I
Mr. Hall win take pleasure 10 answering any question IN re-
faithfully advise what instrument 70 buy and what price, Ic
TO Ministers and Churches,
Mr.. Hall takes pleasure in making liberal discount
Isr1s Of Sale.
portion down. and reasonable time win be 0ven nm
balance All kinds OF Produce and some Good fumbs sj
building materials, received IN part pay. Fy cords o Good
Wood Wanted. = -
Direct all orders aud letters TO GEO HALL Pisuo .a.
Ashtabulap Ohio. ofiee and Depot on Park street. =
February 1, 1850. ? p y - = rs = lt-7f'ta q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

E-y- Rusie.-A Singing School viii be organized on
Thursday Evening Nov isth a. Tsmpiafs Hail. under the
dlr.ction Of A. D. LUCE Tickets one dollar 1w
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

TOOK TIE CoNcEIr our OF HM.-The Republi-
cans were somewhat amused at the election in
Geneva, at little bont between .sppercilous
squatter sovereign, and one OF Afriea's sable
sons. The classification Of the latter was ques-
toned, aud the charge broadly made that he
belonged to the monkey family. The question
was settled BY a rOugh.and-tumbIe set.to, 10
which the darkey provedhim the better man.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

= hoUsEKEEFnha--YOu have. We suppose been
sISisg De Land a Cos salsratus. How are
gaH pleased vIthltf Ifyou have made fair
trial oft. you must certainly be pleased with il
fou cannot fail 70 observe It's superiority and
excellence. How much better the bread and
biscuit and pastry are and what q saving 10
the wear and tear cf the 'dIgestiys organs has
pssn made Are there any Of our readers who
are housekeeping. without De Land q Co.'S
saiesa'ns 70 the kiiohenf II there are auy we
peg them'o procure It from their grocer or
VsoFekeeper a. once. Mapulactured and for
sale, ct Wholesale BY D. B. De Land q Co. a.
the FalrpoEs CAsmisal Works .Fairpost. Monroe
Co, NY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

f- NotIce.--The Ashtabula County Board Of Agteui.
ure viii meet at the Office Of n L. CHAvTEE Esq, in Jsae
son. on the 2sd day Of November 1890 at oclOc p All
interested are requested 10 attend.
O. L. BUSHNELL. Secretary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10


- Ts..8 - q 30 = 7 ~
u Fall ATAIQ&O aaa
:. --.-.~,-, Z !. I. Z = ! + 80 - -z-asA
A1NVN GnnnC far E0M a W&mAa,s
IN AUasWVVDO AVh ~ WAA ~ WkIsCAe .
M - A. /, = a..
.r5 ~, 49, ~ ~ ~ i, 20 ss sne,r M
thv hass s - 49, Ia ~ 'no 'nH''e 'ue iao' Una
-, NJ.
%. OJOck OF tall ma winter GoOdS,
epbracinv all tis mas, and t,o ~ A.
season ~ ~ ~ s''' ' "DN p~''eiN "'u A'''O "a 'u'
1oado,h -+ 'a c, i.i
satinetts p '" Union cloths
Plain and striped cloths Kentucky Jeanes,
Beaver coating. Colored Wool FaanneIs
- White Wool Flannels, cotton aAnpelss
Checks, Denima Stripes
Tiekngs And DriingS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

@g The favor OF our Geneva friend, A. L.
was anticipated. Such favors, however, are al
ways gratefully received. oh
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES,


nF.ehsxxsg CRocOInte Worm Drops.- This
pleasant eorctson and successful extemnator Of all kinds
Of intestinal wous Is fast taking the place Of all the Nau
tain No MERcrRrare perfectly harmless pleasant 70 the
taste and are efHcacious In all cases. Ask forfor
MATHEWS CHOCOLATE WORM DROPS.
(So Cathsrtic whatever Is necessary 70 be given.
All MATHEWS, Manufacturer, Buffalo, NY. s%SsO
Mothers, read this.--The following is an eItract
from letter written BY the pastor Of Baptist Church 10 The
ornal aud MesenRsg Cineinna Ohio aud speaks volumes
n favor Of that worldrenowned medicine-Mrs Winsows
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethnsi
lows Soothing Syrup Now said word IN favor OF
patent medicine before in @ but We feel compelled to
say your readers that this Is humbugwe have tiled
II and know 10 be all Il claims II H. probably, one Of the
most successful medicines Of the day, because Of the
beat And those Of your readers who have babsa can't do
better than to lay in supply Sec advertisement In anotb
column.
RurrlIps Turkish Inens.--The recipe for
making this celebrated Iinlmsnt was obtained by gentle
while visiting the Turkish Empire. While there, be
witnessed It's upon horses and so remarkable were the
cures he concluded 70 purchase the recipe for making for
I ~ made some sns tisS II /" seSsT "ass n swena
cuts bruises etc. and found to speedily than
Becoming acquainted with the gentleman purchased the
recipe and have made and used II with great and
found half had been told OF is intrinsic value
For Rheumatism Chiblans, Pains In the back chest
Crsmps Sweed face, Sore throat Neuralgia, Toothache
swei'ings Of every kind II is warranted to cure.
For horsesswellinG sPlned ehAfed vindgaled etc. I.
Is the most valuable medicine y vogue large number Of
certificates could be given necessafy but trial VIII sata
the most skepcal II is perfectly safe to take nwardy Ia
eases Of cramp or collie. J. BURRILI, Co.. Prop'rE
522y1 % Maiden Lane New York
Common sense rules the mass Of the people, what
the misuaned and msanhrope philosophers 70
the contrary Show them good thing let It's merits be
clearly demonstrated and they will not hesitate give
their most cordial patronage The have already r
fed the Judgment OF phydcan concerning the virtues o
HosTETTERs BITTERs, may be seen BY the Immense
quantities Of this medicine which annually sold in every
section Of the land II Ia recognized greatly superior
to all other remedies yet devised for diseases Of the digestive
organs such diahea dysentey dyspepsia and for the
various evers that arise from arrangement Of those portions
of the stem HosteeTs IL rapidly becoming house
hold word from Maine to Texa the shores tho Az
antic to the Pacific Try the artiele and be satisfied
Sold BY druggists and deaers generally OveEyWhsrei
II See advertisement In another column
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10
GENEVA, Nov. 8, 1860.

FRIEND REED--We held a jollifcation meet.
ing here last evening, upon the result of the
election. Thirty-three guns were fred, while
speaking and burning Of bonfres were kept up
until nearly midnight. The republicans had a
jolly time, indeed. Yours, G.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

A TURsfr .--HuBBARD TYLER sends us q tur-
nip OF bis own raising, from seed brought from
Kansas, weighing 80 lbs.Hoa Use ys.f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

Died in AshtAbuln. Nov. 2, at the residence
OF her sOn-inlaw, q. D. Harmon, Mas. EUMcE
TTLER, relict Of Mr.. David Tyler. aged SO years.
Mrs. IseametO Ohio 10 1882, from Prospect,
N. III. County, Con. In the early part OF her
life she embraced Christ as her Saviour. and at
tached herself to the Presbyterian Church. Of
which she remained a devoted and consistent
member TO her death. Her sufsriDgs were pro-
tsActed and severe. bat her end was peaceful
padhappy. pa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

Coon ron AxDovKn.-- Democracy 4 growing
There are three more to embalm.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10
[DR. P. HALLls OELEBRATEp

u y t..H.. II :
Hsa COUGH REMEDY rafasa
Has been during the last aesa years by tbou..pas
y, ne speedy cure q Throat and Lung Diseases II
people nave rendered their verdict BY prOnO1ncng SAVE
SPEEDY TnoEoveH AND EyIEcruAL bOst Medi,
cane known or eons Lung complaints Every person OF
every age Afflicted with either Of the following dise
sord use this peasast remedy without delay and their vol
ita efficacy 70 theft afflicted neighbOrs and friends
" gss Hadrs cSug4 Remedy q cures cola,. o.
tss H@T. cs~ss s.s.S xsseg . cures onSss or Rsi.e,
kg1 Use Uts,e. Haas sair Cengh Rsmsdy for CaisuA -.
e: e. Hsir: HsT. Ca s .s g tls Ls"s'.
- 6ss HsIs % Gosgh RsmsdyJoy boasssasSs. a
ss g Ja,F: 5. S.g1 R..sss g s'sssglAsHstAs yses.
twill greatly modify the violence OF this disease and shor
ten ts tedious course one-hsl from ordinary Duration
Halls Celebrated Cough Remedy aud zee that hS written L
nature Is upon the wrapper and directions. 7lF' 81
s,s, STRoSo TESTIMONY.
We The andsgned etuens Of Erie clty aud vicinity b.y.
used pt p HA Celebrated Cough Remedy with great sas.
sss in curing disease. q the Throat and 1nsa and al.
~ saee.aAl rsmedy fully worthy O pablo oonhdenss
SoIss lame ~ Thompson. Matthew IIamlltOn, b shink sg
John Tssas.s ." on.yc. sysn. Richard Rses, =
John MLAne, Daniei BsST. D.aIsi H.v.r.
John John K Cochran oassS w5SsIs9sSo: 9K Blblst
jSSS SSS SIsss S%ssS SIsrvood S@ Hr'EsI a:S
ETS.;is S.s ~ SSs:;sS Sfs:. 6:.s., \ 5ssss;s 5Sssss;;s
Orwtes Smith, Lnciour f.lf y,sslsDeos
Dgmaru, Tbomna H,EfeeN TT@4Le.s TO t'i
Si.os slus. SA.s AsSSrsIssss1; ssI.ss; .. ..SP;Ss
Daniel Minor, ID " Enslrn 80 vi uens y rleens
eAwHsht SOLD Erie only By
snusursr and soIs Froprsor ss New uIIslns II.
WIZ wEaInp Ashs6a Rso ' connsss apa 'Sd 2 c.o.s
p htitnl hnkntlne- bmbd3
| FLOUR I FLOUR
- by thsLead, Barrel, OF Sad, Geed and Cheer 81
fRENTlcE a 6sBohKs
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MONEY SAVED.

DIANO FORTES a. MELODEONS,
Il Stools Covers destruction Books &c. on terms thai
cannot fail to please, at Ashtabula, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

ELOUR I FLOUR
~ BY ths'Lead, Barrel. or sass, oses sns Cheer, a.
fRESTlcE 4 6sBohKS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

Geo. Hall has just returned from N York. Boston and
other eastern cities aud prepared after thorough
gations to offer still greater Inducements In
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

BaAxDIEs-old Otard aad cheBap~paie ana rtd. Nrss-
81 CtoiK aud Old Jauaiga, Gnot NoIiarA tnt h1aAcn
Charlie. Gin wgssx-ole fpFlseR H.pPsf h.,Iea Pr,
AadeFia, hheny hallafa cod CkneA A1la c.faNta end
teltfn champ9ine Wlnes~-Bn wtnahtsd "a ~ pnfasl
saaltty, iar salaty Gro. w1iLAtp
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

Manufacturer and sols PEopstof Rails Ks ula ~,
street Price slh eesis per botlls and Sed bg 6sos
w,LLAnp Ashle1nla I. Lyo. connsaHt " P1nina sns
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10
NEW FiRM-NEw STORE, and an


Having recently purchased NE store fornosly occupied m q
BsnhHl h have enlarged repeiEe thoroughly reAttsd and
greatly improved u thereby addng much of ROOM comfort
sonvenienos, and style 70 thslr tpsFimsnta are
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-13

escorted them through town. Several
companies Of HickoTies were in attend
aticc; also q company Of thirty three
Indies on horseback, representing the
.thfTty.tlree States. Everything passed
Oh quietly. and apparently % the satls-
faction Of an present. Tie Hickories
were 70 have a. toFclligIit procession TINT
evening. NJ
IN The Douglas State mass meeting at
indianapolis on September 2sth, was the
largest assembly of the Democracy since
56; The procession was composed 81
wagons, foOIisuii bearing banners, Sc,
and was about an hour passing 4 given
Epoint. Douglas viewed the tleinonstrat
tioifsof tho mass from nil open carria.ge
drawn by four white horses. II Tho most
| imposing feature of The PROCESSION was
the yotitp lafliess ear, Hi the centre ol
which STOOL d Young lady, attired as the
Goddess Of Liberty. This attraction
1 elected praise mud applause from every
person A great desire % see Douglas
1 was manifested BY al party ilcli. His
speech was in The sstflo tenor that has
characterized all his speeCbcs during lilo
L present campaign. Ie sI,bke about i'm
hour allll aquarter He refused to al.
sweF g qpcst ton ropstiGdgtl w tho liltli.
/ ma Iooriial, snyiaa they should direct
4 some % their otsIl e1haidate fle answers
before Offering such 10 him. lie alluded
Ito observation-disclosures severe terms K bargitift
/ bin and his part of abandoning he prin-
$Eclples Of Democracy and forsakiag The
same PUNK Iii tile Cincinnati platform
| upon which NE and Breckhri,ige stood
shoulder To- shoulder III So; Tie crowd
present was yariously estimated ut thirty
| i've 20 one hundred Thousand, including d
large delegation from Kentucky .
Tue train from Easfon on tae Penhsyl.
YRnia Railroad, when about. i mile east
LOFT Stewards Station, near Greeusbnrgb,
Eone passenger car went over an eliihank,
EmeHt eighteen or twenty feet high, the
top OF the car parting with passengers ii
it, From twenty 10 Thirty were Injured
two or three only seriously Tie brake.
In1u, Tliolnas stevens; VIII probably de-
Il The Canadian sellooacr Caledonia; with
lumber from Toronto for the liart5.of 0s,
Fwego went ashore in The gale on thp
morning Of the 2eth,. below the fort. altsl
! was a total wreck. The crew were sasetl,
I Other vessels were reported ashore down
the lake. +. rs +. i..is
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GREAT,, BRITAIN,

Tie strike among the weagers Of Gov.
entry was nj an end; The wearers, after
Severe priEatioas, accepted the terms Of
the employers. . :: T. ~.
file FIRST street railway in England,
rlpoathe American principle, was formally
fitaugurated at Birkeuhead on the 3Oth
Of August, and The general impression
was highly favorable. Dir. George T.
Train, the promoter Of the enterprise,
gave grand banquet at Birkenhead in
honor Of the event, and delivered = char,
actefistic go-akead speech. NJ Traius
efforts 10 introduce the system in London
Dublin, Manchester and elsewhere was
meeting with every success. -
A grand review Of the volunteers Of
Lancashire, to the number OF nearly IA,
600 men, was TO take place, by invitation
Of Lord Derby, at Knowsley lark, on tht
day the Asia sailed. .gg-,;s
An improvement had taken place iii th'
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gartisn Afus. .
I. BRITISH COLUMBIA.

..ii:. INnf iyS t,S FiIe NoRfurpy CeAs7 q.
a,E@5steaIucr tJitnFs has arrived rom itofi.
innso,, ss;lie r,,,,ai:ls. I,asin,, seen M.
n ,alis.,he,a ,;S,,ieifs In tIe ylcii,i,y rIG
indians ma kiiIlint anil .,,,',IniIGa fa,,b
a bar ii & sagfaI r3ite a,;lig iLcS al, 4.
3e,lse wI,sky I'm, reII,,rt tIlat Inc tTIef
f,sto,s ~ isast Ssin,,son b,3l J,ee,, ma
%SssItisn' J3,;;ii$i Z ssl,,sj,f -: 1850
Y.e,,stS.o. :. IxIq Ann it,tSrsr F,our,
A yoica,,t, s,,r,lv,sed tolay,s brol;f,. o,,t
,I,,3,,t s,S ,4il,,es rom Fart Do,,,yIas qibe
IntiiSns s IA i'tii,gI,,elii I5,tc ma ! Il6otl :
6,,ht M e,n,,ea fSpcI;s ai,o,e sRi,, !, Ita,,s
ETe Jndisns WsTc kfiIsd n,,I 1Lree Is,les.
tiaIsr s,Ph,. iattsr.La 10 ,et,t,,c. sl,ig lar
for n.,t,,itlno zl5iql 55. Z '5,7'l
-: K yyyitisxlv SSjrsn1s K min nv II.
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CARSON 4 COUNTY {, . 1. ITEMs.
4 .y0rr a. l,AtsdY. 4 r Z

~ es,,,, IL. Il. III, t,f.4.,.,
" ~, sae.,t wv y, y ", .sls oi l,e ~
es y y t.sss.oM 49, 4. w 4 ~ ss' "ulatto
81. ~ 'a,lisoli SSu's ..:z:.
sI1ooTtSe ATfsAIR IL IetaspS.
III. Trunlbo, station kgeptf AZ smiths
Greek rot Into j Difficulty with Mont
goaery Maze, one of TIC Pony Express
riders. during which 7fulnbo snapped 4
pistol AZ Maze several tinies The next
day the fracas was renewed, when Maze
shot Tfnnlpo with q rifle. the BAH enter.
ing . liltle above the bfp, aud inflfcting a
dangerous woand. III; !. .ss:. 4.
Tlir MARS. III. . 7. (. u. 4,s
trbc Postmaster IIenGriA las or,lerc,l :
ivrr,;Iv gmpil between Cursor CIV NM
cPlaceryiile a. @..s...-. ..s
rliE MISSING RIDER :lse szzs
h 5i,i, II, {; =, i, ,ss ,l,s 4,
vlati, ,a;ssi,, L ,,,,ss :"
.s' !, H. IS 10y ,Iar IN, 81 !,sa
A s !. ': AM, NIX. we a, ,te
/ ana tae ANIMAL he rode W,ls afkabl,
,Ioeile leaving lltile room Z, sl,I,nose 4
:ba,ls throwt, Or otherwise .esea,,rd ffrnn
him there il reason 10 fear thai. Id ia,
I,,sen kiiled Nv ,the indians Iybat ron
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ToOT aND eros rFATtEIas.

TYICHARD and JOSEPH MORRIS ber
III lcave tespsctfally ID iifoffn thsir numefails
ffie hds and the public Kererallv. that they hass'
opened i Il0oT and 6ll0E SHOP, one doc
saalh af Balah.. ihs waichmskefs ip Main ~ :,
wliere they will work eP home piate q RATES
tnstetinI. 3
Their extensive experiences IN EnRlana. Efd v
Vi tIssir hransh o. 6asiiieas, ~ fsF aaseiylet
hesgtF, and workmanship are considered
Th-ir isiRe pstfAi sewitg Iaaehsne ennbls.
them " 6niss iaditssand geidtk bdofss shues = y
gpitNa with detpaich snd VI . supsfler Inshleif.
n a-if Si ~, ~ + 4. z 81 5g5 80 iaSf i5,
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coli. IIANItETs,S STATE aIIEST. OF
THE PEACE PRO P0SAIIs WITH
FIJI II PA II. IttEII !. ~. -. =.

Col. Lander writes as follows tsa Major
! Dodge, the Indian Agent ID Carson: =.2s Il
E MsJoR DapGR, IXnINS AGEyr PAHsGfE
/ T'RtpE:---SSiif:--zlt Isl important TINT you:
should receive tIip following information:
IL have had m interview with the war.
! chief WinnclnAgGl. Un desires a Gessa-
ftion Of liostiAtiesi1 and has promised 10
keep his tribe quiet for q year. AT the;entl
tof that time, If the Pah- UteS have Gem.
Knitted no acts Of aggression, 4 have agreed
Ito do. I'LL in my power TO proeuro.tle pay.
fInent by the GoYefnlnetit for those por.
:Etions Of their lands now occupied lty white
settlers, This arrangement, Which IS con,
CURED in bs all the Indians, relieves tic
overland Immigration from their depreda.
.ss1ions, and ID an absolutely necessary one,
For large haliils Of r.lll u ties have collect
/ ed on tho HUMBOLDT, aud since the depart
nrs OF my train, the road viii 10 entirely
unprotected Ii viii epalilc you TO 60 in
\ to any part Of the Indian Territory, and
Elsarris ms j haze already tiaac, The exact
Euarlses Of this wiir:, TO hold an interview
with the war-cbiff WhnemQcca. and also
with the old iWitncinlctu, the Medicine
Man, now with the. pittrifer InllahS, hut
expected by bis tribe 10 arrive instwo
!. weeks at the Big Meadows. on=fltc: Hum.
. FboltIt. It viii allow time for Tho precRf-
! ing Of thcIacti0a Of Congress, which, dur
ling next winter will, undoubtedly pass an
appropriation for tIIe purposes Of n lasting
;Eptacc = Winnemacea tells me that his's0ie
, wish is tc;hasc his tribe taught. to fdrm,
; and to live ou,te6d terms with The whites
!. and as it is=evident, the war isnpt being
Eeehdncted with that sort of energy and
!: efficiency, which will alone insure the fcaI,
and consequent good behavior Of the In,
dians, there appears no existing reason
, Ewhy il Should not he closed The chief
told me that the whites might choose
5Ipeace or war, but that he desired peace,
rtor the sQaaws and papoeses weFe tired
! of hiding in the rocks, and wore very
hungry. :; il. .::..s.,...
Z The overland travellers especially, and
,, a majority of the citizens Of Honey Lake
!, Valley concur ia the prpprlety Of This ar
,frangemeat 1 have, however heard of
some expressions Of opinion, TO the con-
trnFy@ Two Pah: Etes, who were Informed
by d Humboldt Indian, sent out by me,
that an armistice had been declared, aud
that they might talk with the whites, came
into this valley prior to my arrival; and
we're at once arrested lay the L : s; sol.
!; aiers stationed here. One Of thrfi was
: knocked down wish mQsket and shot at