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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
~~~~~~~>>>>~~~>~~~~s
The Presidents Position on the Franco
Mexican Question.
~~~~~~-~e~~~
Non-Intervention the Policy
to Be Pursued.
.~-~~-~~~-->>~>~~~~s~~~~-
The Suppression Of the Rebellion Paramount
10 All Other Issues,
L., &c. DO.

wimryoros, Oct u, 1898.
n has been determined by PresIdsn, Lincoln 20, po
,ako any ceal notice Of the French invasion Of Nerioo
until our own domestic deallles shall have been ADJUST
3D. The representative Of Of the most prosperous and
progressive Of lbe spanhh American repubcs, who had
been instructed by bis 10 prO,es, 10 the meet
strenuous manner asaos, ls sshspss n Louis Napoleon
On thi, continent hS very lately bad an Interview With
President Lincoln on the subject bu, utterly fasd 10
vinciss that funetonAry Of the expectancy q ims
date sctioa 10 the premises. rn vain dh tho Minister
point ont the danger d possible compllcatiors VII eh
nigh, bs snssndsrcd BY delay In vain did he represent
The cause q human liberty likely 70 bs eopsdized BY
even temporary substitution Of system Of policy
in Msrso for thA, which 10 most acceptable and COZ
genial shh people Ths President maintained through
ou, that shs us,ssd states sovwsmea, bad daiy 70
perform 10 psssss down this rebellion which vas psrs-
noun, to s osAR nsoss ustl The issegrsy q The Caon
shah have bssa armiy and psrmassauy rssstablshed-
vas In wv 6 Ah ssssisd policy shas senior Romero,
,bs ssv nszieaa Minister. vas prsvsssd upoa 10 'sss'
cot svrythns AaviaG r~wsocs 70 tbs Trsueh occupancy
pos'os u nsxics n hi sddrea 70 the rresidsns %
the scessIa II ~ NssssaAs,os. vs inlnsssd 70 him
that any ansrss " Ne psssss eoedaoa & thisss Ia
Nssee vcsis sssssIsAas wp,y which might BE- ssbsss
to nisosss.rsss'ss ed psov. greatly embarrassing 70 NE
ssvwsnsss cs sSs UsiSsa esAsss Hsoos 'ss anviinS
rsticssos q sss~ n<~sro vegsra 10 toe prveisn Be
noss ssr's~s " lave sssv.S.
rss crrnAI AnnscAx raASsrr corAsr.
rs ns~s~s q sAs cssws Anusss rrsnsa Con-
psny ssve sypsssss k~s ~ ,sss sssss n-s "
Ievei . fec vcshs sss uAs usss sGssss bod AL s~sn
eosfcs'sssv svsssss vss ~ ssusxsss cs-m r~rss~r
bat sa .sss rss~sr.a sse -se -sAp.r NJ Nns
r.sasa Mai ,ev ses s-ses ssiihs las prsmises " 20
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The Press Despatch.

wAsnIN0ros, Oct 30, 1853.
Nothing Of anusua interest s reported from tho Army
Of tho Potomac. The repairs tho Alexandria and
Orange Railroad have besn completed to Catlets, and
being pushed 10 the Junction Cars expected
10 reach there TO morrow morning Of troops
are said be the point whore Turkey the
Warrepton Railroad,
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M z A E'S A r M Y .
Mr. william Youns's Despatch.

Mr. William Young's Despatch.
Army THE PorosAo, Oct. 10. 1ssS
Matters quiet, and guerllas appear 70 be on
their good behavior, making demonstration worthy
passing notice.
Tho recent marches have improved the health Of tho
soldiers, which always better during active campaign
ing than when lying still In camp.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

~ Convention fos several years. Professor conans
spoke At length, ssd pointed out the several ehangea
which, in his opinion should b made IN she sacred book
NM Vtnion, . lady who has been missionary 10 INDIA
sss ysrs addressed the Audisooe dwelling ~ con-
ssaerabls sngth her sxperisnce 40 missionary 10.
y support the work or disseminating the Gospel In that
region, which shs proposes 10 visit In short time. AZ
soon as the lady had concluded her remarks, Dr. Arm
gs presented her with copy OF the revised New Testa
mont. The session brought TO close at half past
nine O'Clock In the evening. after collection had been
made 70 fur ther the work n hand.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

Trr rplxsro FcsD bcnshs, n the hoosiTn academy
Of vas,c on Wednesday evening" proi0osa u sn very
god for Brookiyu
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

s,is o, rosrHAsrs ar ArcrDs.--lh~o wn 'aia ys'
.sraAy Of portraits q smlnsn, Amsreaas BY w. LEEDS
% Tbs works are ny sfusrt rrumbai, Jar's, Feais.
lpmap ana other artists. and are al oi ssv~s snAi
portraits q John RAlioiph estefa 49,,
dollars esch deorge III. brought az aoAfs ~ '"
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DopwoHrn's HALL.
wALLAcr's.

Mr. Lester wAlseks sdagistlon d "Lsdy Lees
WIDOW rhood' and what VIII Bs 10 with TO-
sim draws very rood audiences. we ace 10
reason Why this rlsy shopi bs wiihdfawn. except
that M spite q The superb scenery and Adufsbo Actus
gradually bat surely damaging the obsrscisy sni
repatstsn a the thsAifc. AZ proof ~ the HOrsfY
tendenoles shhh "Ibssiaie" has iHanggratei az this
stablshment. we nsy foint 20 tho canvass bsnner
rhteb ur wslsck has hung soroes Bro.dsay "a b1rn.
be tutatl0n Of Bsruun ard gfher Sbo~fne Tbs ban
nef A irssribsd eflnnedale every night W naks
cornlsts there sh0lA bs adcsd pct1rs ~ Mr Lester
waIisrs IN his soldnr cotbsS, and Tie oto, Three
hnndfed dollars bounty WAX up MAX up
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In bsas.s tsrsrse sp,siie1 go ~n~. tn~ tfTrsle@
VISA ngs~, ~ atssr go fhlw~i ~ isvssn sfre psf
80 .astsa sf'p. 80 ftn ~ q 'D 1tasr fad.
,.,.tss ss.aa ~ b, Wsff@s, tfss M tn.y W
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Thenfricai.

yr j. 2. Clarke .ays soodby this evening In Eve or
more pieces On Monday the FIorenoc. begin their srs,
winter season In New YORK.
popwoHrn's HALL.
Mr. George yandenbon will road parts of "othsi'
lov and Martin Chuzzlevn," At N. hall us
evening wr vAndcnhon announoas that hs
sotbolloi win DO ''earsruly oonpre-s~d sof errar.
Gated Now M. V. h an ercsent resdcrl bot tn idea
of bis oomprcssing and eryursatlnz Fhakspers de-
oldeiy rich. lie had better crpurgats Dickens pest
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srrCAr orDyR--so. II.
HgApQrARrRs, BUREAU of SrATk rRoofs,
DISTRICT or Tr,As. NEw MExico AND AuzosA,

ToU-roS, Texas, sept Q, 1893.
The necessity for the concentration OF the troops Of the
line 10 meet the Invasion that now threatens the state
renders that the entire cavalry of the State
rooIs and part Of the infantry be assigned 10 duty
either In the presence OF the enemy al Important pnts
wps!: rc.s ere Reedei. The following dispossiobs
T. The cavalry companies Of the Third and Fourth bat
NJ. An ,nlantry company OF tho second battaoulwlI
relieve the troops % Emores regiment Al orange. Az
ne erd q one month = WV be relieved ~ oh n.
turn VIII be relieved BY hnothsr ~.,.,, 49,,
III one company of in'sntry from the Thteenih bat
talon will be stationed at Camp L1bbsck, near Houston,
attending every month vith The other Infantry eompl
mes Of the battalion. Il viii report 70 the com
~. one COMPANY Of infantry from the Twenty third
ba n, on viii 10 stationed at Camp Grace, near amg
steal alternating every month with the other inianfy
coupanes of the battalion.
v. The two volunteer cavalry COMPANIES of the six
Scuth battalion vii be stationed II the mouth of the
vi. ono company Of cavalry Of the Second battalion
will 70 coed 10 sabine Pass aud relieve Captain Days
VII One company Of cavalry from tho Twenty sscond
battalion viii ~ stationed ~ Columbus. hvD report 10
Liso,eesn, oolons webb. sc; one ss|psny s.yai,y
WI Vii one company cavalry frc~ the rvsasy fourth
talon WI ss s,si'onsd si corpss csrssl
TX. One company Of cavalry frsm tbs ssvssisspih bat
<. one company q cavalry from me Esbsesnsh. On.
from the t1sveuth end from ths Twenty third bat
talione WI be eeaeone1 ~ or oeaf mhiico0
xI Ops company d cavalry from tbs fhirtieth bat
TALON WI b stationed San Antonio 10 win report 70
MAJOR A. q. Dtckisocn, oonmaDdant o the post.
XII. me cavalry Of shs twenty sixth end Twenty.
seventh bastsl,oss VIII b ststioosd ~ Aussiu
KILL Ths cavalry and in,asssy Of ths rhirty second
bstsaoa VII BE- ssasoosd % Brevssvis, - v'i report
70 0eoerAl Be.
XIV One company of Infantry from ths rvslfih bat.
talIon wnl report 70 Captain ~ WaueT commanding
lamp tosd. Tyiss, guasd for ss6ssa yvsooers
ne infantry eoapssss that bsisAiios VII relieve each
other IN tsrn every Two wssks.
Nv Ths iafsntry a I'll bsiaisas not ordered 70 ths
nsd q 70 psols vii remain In camp, each opmpssy two
vssks commencing from tbs Aay vbea tbsy ere sersd
70 camp To- musiss be l1Ah o. ths 2ssh asyas@c0
q The cass NAY bs whss nfastry bssta1nes are
already ssaacosd On dssy a pssas The nsv cornsnd
isg vih arrange tbss NJ ofsntsv co0psny when
rssvss them shall pc< psrfsfu ive vssss sssvSs n
camp s11mtsoal.
xVI Ths nAjcss commanding ssissIt,as vnl inne-
dstey s~rh orHrsx sscrs~sry 70 carry the
Abcve ovssvs e1scs With Ase d~ssy N po~sb
Tbey vp s<t>v socb infantry and cavalry ooup~nes 20
tpe pss ~ dssy s~ssss~d them - nay se>m 70 thew
bee, v'sw a thc sb-o,is n~cetsHy q y'steg ipN N.
BED 90 N eGes~ps footing s ea'rs 2"'sry i"fos q
the s'sfs
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
Mr. Oscar q. sswysr's Despatch.
FoiLT BLAND, 8. G. Oct. a, 1893.
NAVAL AYyAiss.

In naval matters there s nothing o startling interest
Since tho attempt OF tho rebels IN blow up tho frgao
New Iroosdss of topcdoss and other machines
Of an Internal nature everything has bean quiet enough
on their side. Thcy have not m yet essaysd second
atsmpt 10 rid tho harbor Of tho old ship tina. In moro
than match for ths en,rs nssi Of rebel rams and Iron
clads as the city. The FIRST resulted dastrousy 70 tho
now machine eAnd 10 all hands board that II lshardy
probable 10 shall again annoyed BY Them ~ any very
early day.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

Isfesre 90 - 80 Gee Hnt sf1~ ~ ssV
cisris o. 80. shss fffeii s'n.es ," - '''
Isb sissts n us iafssi hf 90 t's
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TRAVELLING.

Tor NFpBCHGH, POrGHKFETNiE
j knud0st. X M ton The MAJ POWELL Ie...
GOT " Jay s'.,' r'vr, ait l.,oa, al e ,,,,a =;
HUDSON RIVER = ~ III ALAA&I.
1 o., he s'-t. ..d we,' no,n 'htma,-. o. A.
AZ y .. =; tGt ... ADJ l,..1 = n, Ent oJ.
snI - " .ft- /. n, from lAlrt,-'h s'te".. 80.
NJOkNlhG boAI-tDk I'll '\ tuTF aut
4'AE sya. .I informed ATE ,.naiA-s tltl. ..c'
NJ !o'v'7 Pa -..p ssErf '..ri.ng - ,,, = .
r,t-fuiLt lr,s.s H,-iFu, - y q HI.
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AstEsoN NOTICES.

WILLIAM Writers, AUCT.H sErR
W 70 sel this da,, at lli & s.s. Al i0s o'rock
tn f'Ort c ~ 4fcf N' I..r 'rkt. ngI u. s.GF.
tore, 20. i.-Fv .h .arse Assessment NJ IDl-i ~
M .t-ls, tos1.Lc st1 Soiy no. bois-, " ~. t.d
L.rn,es
TONS n Bu EIFI Act. WILL Skill
y the dAY. II o'cock. a. 80 C,n.. tt. euruauA
h,si-ttap- rofa ioi No t..apd.. pi.ir.. 81. e.,
pit, "a clio h., tY.liOr., b-l. ena bedding 10
Il s,hu e., cu-atsit, g.. '"
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l,A1a ssstts.Nn.

FISHING BANKS ,itAhIh
4 t.AND, l-tv,- pe,E =. 1t A. 81: b.
Ats b', Il, IS ptrr :, NH. o. Do 80 D..
exc Il - utd,.s. Ia r, bot. ht..t,
bat Hna t4tl. = "a bUaId.
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AIDES TAUGHT ON SlNbtk AND
- " " = mac Inc. on family sewing tuesns
barring. Appy a. II+s Allen 81. near D.l.ncer
sI1e. oIg
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A SINGLE MAN BROUGHT CP TO Farm
h~D,t. snl Abe TO set post And - J ieuee, ssss d
,msi. arm. ~, y in o., sdu ofhee ~
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4 WONDERFUL kUSH tOE MALI And
n Female hely, u IN nations. at No. b-osduay,
nci door O. - " Ash nstoh uot'L IhO~e stely
lau4td cmI loved in.fu.ha;.ly. CoOks ssnt.di ~
hIs. AID - 81 'c 'aids. sia
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,'-.iF
.,tN-n'y tfimioci, ant OPERATOR -ho osn 'hsi'
ua uirr-
'ie 81 pric", paid and s'c,dy eupl'ymcut euaf
w fcd.
lr,l, At the oouer ~ Delsucv ami n.ns,n 81.
st tH,IS kIlltN 4 GO
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NIAN1fu-A GOOD BUKAlSnkK Ar
W ~ CouriaLi, 81 ~
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!
w ismiy q c.mI,Hsu American Gvrrnah ',
z % .l.u io. . liza. ntu eWOis I'ust l.. rtA'
a, 3d.. ID Il, D. fttcts g. onr "a. Al. sul %
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TIE NEW YORK -

lob shed dai', Nntds,t'Ir .t.
o~F csNr rfp rit, -iN,,>r, CO.,, ,,
~ v"r'd anv~h",r In th, cit, ~ srr.
u.,.. i'"r' H't0Ts w.. .f... tI.'
.'..Il iuuutua, d." iu. $40. .| '.+ ... e.
-. "' ''"'' r"' y'u' n 'Ir stat, sd.
CIRCULATION 2.Oo1 ,'ossc -.
1Nc IN was'hs oricua'o 4 thr A. oClgt,d T. ..
OrrNniysu'r, ani H'''h, 'u'''t % Anti.s. ,r .,
tanning D-s-. T. oouts4ns Ali. tho EsWa uf tn. >
IA al. ~ spAae 'ahIy r,AA
ADEI.kTl,ENENTS
Are inserted IN TIE S"N NJ "a, T.te or tv.lypcpI Il
bali can't 'o' ry"ry line 4. ,ycIy ius,rt.... j
sdveIr ~ ~ IN e-Tt4i fIr than tltj g.. .
Weekly Ei!tiVn OF the .,in
4. pnhfi 'hcd every lI,ssiay. 1erms, I'm ,e. .,
the mail, # drsir.si. vs. Hrs1E per copu. 30 ~
SGHs IN riu' I'..'E "a pi-hrt, pFi, 8 use.
whether 10y Jingle Dpp or In clubs tut chm, ID. .
per "a ~ m0rbL ilrtase in te State. tuC- .' q
y yedr out " thu Late, tpd,.Iv-stk csJtg
A1dIr.- al r 70 b ?.
hCoE b. BEACH, Proprietor Of r EBVa,
C<SA- Baii0G AID kAAAss ..s- j. Is -
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7 U>I--sJ. YhSILElAT. - OCLO, n.
- 90 ANA frunu i...l.t., LAC. 90 IAlcvrt tud
~ go 'Yiu.i OBJ th. " q - ut.tSl tcsH. d 81
90 an. tf n rn-r l"a
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AI1iiE LARGE EMPLOYMENT HOUSE,
"A % neT o Ii at and 9TH f'nse servsns
vsr,ed sroi situations, tn he city and ecurtiy
81 also RE iate.y ian-od .uc stusA s,Is- CoTnr
J. .l,' aud o. ave W. FLOYD. 81
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j. IT a. fhH NBkOkk. TICKETS
-AFNulg tan NY a. - s-,t rl,re than any
pr. .v ~ g. fr tickciG 'lt 'IAU nd va hoe
70 Try, suhs pi.tols & 81 No ~ Becker II. ~
STAIN ~
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I,Nk LIVrkrOOl.--OID BLht.
Line "a Ihe IL o IlJELIA, ".
Itilv e. ie,. .IuN 18Th ~
rll'u, ~ ~ pad uaDln ap,l, ON l. 49, t... ..
mas q u suCuo nRuS 4 corr Ia,
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A FIRST CLASS OPERATOR on " &
~ " SC rins m>ehins, to mAk. cllstor shifu AMI
phsr rne sorf >Une Ia; god and steady haas
iced ap,ty st "a Ivy g., W sails "a
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DNI-JOIN H. l-u1. 4 ~MAtI Srl .
- y"ars sad H. u'hs ,d sh.u I.ft h,f an SLi''
..,., F-.,b ,H-I..t i.. IS. o. /. .,o.t. t.... 'urt
uts brown t. t.f I... 400. ODD IIrtt I'd.
al tr thAtLf1 b, rss'v b., o M. th,f ~ " {
"a -, rud t.uD..ul,i. tr-sI4.t Nj ON tN. "a
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NIASIEp 90 kLCE,liA HDR A tuM.
" rany,o; hssvJ sr!liorr, forming frA,rtor re-
traces iDSl bpin.y Men vpH-ttpF IN M. com
pSIg ar ASSURED u the b--t IN ~ tue aetvue aud
Lind Treatment. - Na.Er, cor CauAl. CAPTAIN
uOFFMAS, Nam he ana "a
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A YOUNG MAN WANTS 10 LEAEN
n Bar-kccring; he 10 Wiling 70 Lead bs emp. ia
-. ,a,I II III Wet
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' NANTFD-GOOD HANDS To WOnK
% .oygn .sit4. AMY ate. +. H . - -, ~
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T OsT-A LITTLE BOY. ~ YEARS OF
Ia ,se utrlcd p rplEr N.,ENChFN. Az nfr-
nation etc ri.u. .iin vi. t- ,hausiuiij received
q - "a hgsvuJr -
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3. It.J HkOADW COhNtKut zoe y
atom II. Money ',.-'1liy sdvn ccd Oh che.
'l'.,Nd', '''' u We ps.' '...s'. .'S,it, ~.
Is. F'enh-' .sf, TIC. 'ts M 81 an ytv NOR,
~ an sn' rFton 10 he ctr 90 u,k %, 500 wt'rhos
dit',' n's' say, 'uN"tssfo, &C. o,@ braAt~al, ~
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WANTED -.

A GOOD HORSR-sHOER AND JOBBER.
n Inql ~ Al No. B-rsrn ., Btocsyu, " J D.
BRADLEY. first isDdius, staten Island 20,
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WANTED YN}Gl skirt HANDS
" rsr hIulreG paid - B5~ev 40
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GtSARD Linz
RUstn Iou .
Cox and I.ivCrp,al
he ,liDN salt, WMnori.. tn
! ss-ss' O. on Cora sad TiS-pn.l,
s0.i. ~ 40 iuiNairut III ruit.n,y tro'n
90 N currency. A.I.y to WILLIAMS ~
/ .ltonu
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4 FAIirEl OF HEAVY ARTiiIfrN
4NH.N w.. Y Its ,,I gaui IN dutv E.u.,
~ ft'iii 81, e. - 'uUi rfs, H'al. Ia "a
H,' 80 q. .., f..7 70 ~ 81 '.a.ii,s Ol,,
H.. 'h.t.s--. al, 80 orb cit.
I,IN'N sHAEIEK C,r.
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7 ONl OS SUNDAY MUENiNG--A Brown
- Gov ". b. hras Su.t. on tnt h'rus iAo md
80 c'i,r : .~ntt ty r"'utnius NJ 1 I''St Pr
Is hAAM BILL foot Vt -, ni,I .I.ot, heat s,en.,.
Is COX q 10
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A.,lAD .N'H an ~ -, NAVl-NtA-
" g4,t, o,d. s,ri.ru, !1udsmen, Goa heavens aud
f.nlt t1r cuc yta.. Nrp a. tat Go h u. to .,
! 'oa j. A., ,iu,, q .nu. shter T. IuoLtAs Iay
H. ,.vthc. . " -. \. lllLI 80
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800, kh% A .S.I. j.. ,,. ~ sI Z, -,
,hu.4As =. cora 'NS rad On = 4 On - &, hrusD
pans, "a susS p l. r.osr mai aud b,ac eyer.
AN irioi n Il On % tLl 49, he .n.-' 'tsnlisiIy .
ivra " ~, no-t All I'D pAren-, 90 IAst sd a.,
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MATTHIAS CLARK, E4q, sss unsniInousiJ re-sla
- ~ > ihhsauuI a.---A--
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.DLp BLACK STAR LINE Z o.

NIrIAlpf ....... ........... shiISfi.t Do :.
ttAN( ELlON ......... ........ SANS ID Y.
SWALLOW z III tINE i>i..
Ipsi'ON
OHNElIi : bRlSNItI. SAhSYIt T.
p4sl..r $40 nt..t o.
WILL =. ~ 4 ffTIlS. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-03
The Meeting Last Night.

The meeting to nominate a candidate fer
the Legislature, which was to have been held
last night, did not come of. Vesey'S Hall
was duly lit up, and every thing seemed ready
for an assemblage, but no one seemed to take
the lead in organizing. Small squads ofper-
sons visited the Hall from to 9 O'Clock. but
beyond surveying the bare walls and empty
benches, no action was taken, and each in
continentally "vamosed the ranch" Judg-
ing from what we heard during the day, we
certainly believed there would be large
meeting of persons who were in favor, as
well as against further action in the premises.
As no doubt every body understands it,
call for Mass Meeting was made by num-
Der of Union Men of Gold Hill, to nominate
a candidate. A weeks notice was given
On Tuesday, a meeting of the County Central
Committee was called, by giving few hours
notice, and a nomination was made, regard
less of the call already published. Whether
this action was right or wrong, 1t IS not our
province to say-as we are not surhClently
posted as to the powers vested IN the County
Committee-but, taking into consideration
the infancy of the Union organization in the
Territory, and that no precedent existed for
the action of the Committee, 1t cannot but
be conceded that such action was diScour-
teous to the gentlemen who signed the call
for the meeting, to say the least OF 1t. How
ever, we hope the further agitation of the
subject will be dropped. When the next
County Convention is held, let the particular
duties devolving upon the County Central
Committee be distinctly designated, so that
no clashing may occur between the Commit
tee and members of the party relative to their
respective rights.
The Central Committee have placed in
nomination E. E. PHILLIPS, Esq, to fill the
vacancy in the y4County Legislative
delegation, and we have no reason to doubt
that he is eminently qualified for the posi-
tion-that he is a sound and reliable Union
man, and will, as far as may be required OF
him truly represent this county in the
Legislature. As a strict party discipline
rian, DESTROYS of seeing harmony and good
will existing in the ranks of the Union Party,
we would advise our feilow-citizens to attend
the Polls on Monday, December It'll, and
vote for Mr.. Phillips.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-03

GIN. SYMoNDs.-The execution of G.. N. Sy'
monds, for the murder of Russell will take place
on Friday next, if nothing occurs to prevent the
decree of the court from being carried out He
therefore has but three days to live when his earth
~ career will close. He at present occupies the
large cell in the County Jei, jointly with Keefe,
who has been indicted-but not yet tried-for the
murder of Thomas Finan, at Alder Creek. He
has cot in the center of the cell, and is chained
to the floor. He il furnished with furnace, and
spends considerable portion of his time in read
ing, writing, sc. He enjoys good health and is
quite composed and self.possessed in mind. He
does not incline to converse upon the subject of his
guilt or innocence in connection with the murder
of Russell. He entertains and expresses strong
desire to be alone In his cell. The presence OF
Keefe appears to be Objectionable to him; not
from any unhiendly feeling toward Keefe put
from an apparent desire for solitude. He express
es his qualification that his two children-a son
and daughter-are In the hands of relatives In San
Francisco. He has been visited frequently oy the
Sisters of Mercy and several clergymen Of inc
city Yesterday Father Gallagher spent an hour
or two with him. To-day he anticipates viHt
from Rev. N. O. Briggs-Saere|sst Union l't'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-03

MR. ANTHONY, in his last, rivals some Of the
best efforts at words without wisdom" that
have read and almost emulates the GOLD HILL
NEWS in reverence for Scripture authority.-Reu
NJ Exams, of the NJ E. Church South
The Rev. Evans is a sarcastical cuss,
meaning by the above remark that our reve-
renee for the Scriptures is all in his ecclesi-
astical eye. That holy man don't know us ;
he has not the honor of our intimate acquain-
lance; he don't subscribe to our paper, and
has been deceived by some evil.minded one,
who has been slandering us. We have a
profound reverence for Scripture, but not
particle of veneration for the Rev. M. Evans
of the NJ. E. Church South. The Bulletin
has allowed his premiership the free use of
It's columns to blow his slavery horn, but his
last lettee is such an unclerical TRADE Of per-
sonal attack on Mr.. Anthony, that the paper
gives him notice to be decent in future, or
his letters will be refused publication. Go
home, Mr.. Evanszyour style is better suited
to the columns of the Richmond Enquirer
or Chattanooga Rebel, than those Of loyal
sheet, and your doctrines to the ATTITUDES
where those delectable journals are publish
ed, rather than these mountain homes Of
free white men. Take off your black clothes
and white choker, and don the grey livery Of
the rebellion of which your creed is the foun-
dation stone, and shoot your version of Holy
Writ at the hearts of freemen with flint
lock musket. So will you do one mans SER
vice in the cause of your master and serve to
some purpose your God of shackles, and
whips, and groans, and tears. Go! We
might some day overstep the bounds of cour-
tesy and speak freely our opinion of you.