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Evening star., 1869-08-06

The suit of J. X Brown against Col. d. J.
YourC, involving the title ts the governmea at
property at Harper's Ferry, valued at several
millions Of dollars, is on trial at Parkersburg,
West Virginia, Chief Justice Chase on the
Evening star., 1869-08-06

Baiiie Peyton, elected TO th- Tennessee STATE
Senate Yesterday, will be pressed As a caux.
date for the United States Senate in opposit,ou
10 Andrew johnson, IL rs said.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

THK PLATs PRISTEEs' SrRIKs.-The New
YORK star says that the report printed In one
o. rhs New York Journals. TO the effect that
a compromise was likely to be arranged be-
tween the National Bank Note Company and
he striking printers, is coptradicted oy the
latter, nota word having been broached on the
subject. The men are determined to stand bv
their resolution, and will not res ume work
until the additional ten cents is paid
Evening star., 1869-08-06

WiPing Ont TormeniSm.
Another mistaken idea 10 my mind IS tast
the sway and institutions CT Mormonism m1~t
necessarily and speedily give way before the
preErsss of reputation and CIVILIZATION. Soma
very fine things have been written by PUSHING
tourists snd book -makers upon tnis theme to
rhe effect mat the click OF the Telegraph is tue
death-rattle o: Mornonism; thst the first whistle
OF the locomotive will sound II requiem, and
squattsr soyereigRtv will Dig Us grave. TIE
use OF ones eyes and ears here for a few DAYS
serves TO show the observer hat so far from the
antI-M Mormon element makiog any head way
hereit is steadily and ine1orabiy beIug crowde 4
out. ASK any Gepule trader here what he
thinks of the prospect of crashing out Nor.
mOnism By the aid CT ,he telegraph, the loco
motive and squattsr sovereignty! In the first
place the Mormons, per Brigham Young, o xn
all the arable land in the Territory, and with
the land titles so vested In Young that he can
prevent any Gentle from purchasing a foot.
In Salt Lake City Brigham Young is, step by
step. getting posse sion OF all real estate owned
by Gent.Ies, even where he has 20 pay twice
rs value. Thus he pail $4,000 recently u se-
cure house and lot, nearly opposite our
hotel, AZ d which would be high at Si2,Gla.
The Co-Operative Movement.
But the effective process by which The Nor
mons are sfreeZing ogt' the Gentiles, as they
term 1t. is by a system of cooperative trading.
by which they deal only with one another, and
leave The GENTLE traders without customers
Everywhere in the city and Territory you see
sgr- boards over the Mormon stores lettered
thus
Evening star., 1869-08-06

The labo.ing men OF Nevada are out in a
formal pronunciamento against the coming
Chinaman.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

Dispatches from Albany anuou,e. a formi.
d-ole strike among the iron miners up IN
Essex county.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

H n b. MiLLER, ArroRnEY.Ar LAW.
sas rf%pyed bis Office to No "A street near the
rNOTICE TO IsBAELITEs
II, The tedication Of the new sEPHER THoRA
next Sa m, to which all the Israelites OF
fns District are NEST cordially lnSissd
rNArIos5aItA 5IATTSs. rSIoS s1' BgItDINa Asso
The frst regular mee,ipg for the payment of dues
will b. held st No ~ Lo1i,ians avenue, hrst door
sS1sS Fs,nsp,: osI,ss ss, e. share
stock in on s.srcstion undsr the control of an ef
asa Ss 2. Of ,,
ofhc,rs or Directors
Ii o HOOD Vice Presid sut,
W; M2 t5sNEs; t5sSEsS ST,s..n,sr .s..a,sr,
Iirectors..R. W. Brat. W II Barry. Samuel
Stsiley. u. Jones, w. N. Ireland, Lewis Bsar
and ilenry Franc. Rsp&Ohronl auist
rLIBRABY o. CONGRESS.
LIBRARY os noSSkSss 'oin 1i % s. aiS,.d ass
to the public from August ID to August Sist, in.
jy;s lot Ar sPoFFoRD. Librarian.
nTIHE UNITARIAN CHURCH WILL BE
NS closed during the heated term. lyEtf
~DR l.. DORSEY HAS REMOvED his
W NO $50 isTis kTNTa srRlEr,
c-S I'm between M And n streets.
GDoNT FAIL TO TRY TIE PEOPLIs
NTH GRANULATED ICE: FROM TIE TWO
with Fruit and Csssm ss n sTrIp' in
iJ1 i'm may Building ?IS "eor 0HS 7sS ana sis.
TTkY FORDS CELEBRATED SODA WA
S TER, with delicious fruit and Cream
sy,uss,, Particular attention called to the Tonic
ki;.inser, yiehy: Saratoga, and Bedford Mine
No 2.6 Pennsyivanis svenue, between llth
AID l?th su jyj-1m
FEOOLD SODA WATER AND PURE SYR-
|" UPS et FERGUSUNT DBCG STOR8,
the SOD trade from eenaietins With the more Inn
pcrtAnt business OF dispensing medicines, assist
the SODA fountain. Fifteen tickets for 81 cash
No soda sold on Sunday my I-tSepl
rHALL's HAIR RENEwER AT sIvEN.
QS TY UEsTS
AZ the same price We offer all Hair Prepa-
Tauons; as Barrstt's, Ayers, KingS, Ch-va
feIs, MONTGOMERY Mrs Allen ., Wood 9, Teb-
bet's, &c; Having greatly ., isreed my stock am
Drug Store as much less than SeCalar rates. The
following are given ss sample: Ayers Prepare
tons, -a BuInetts, e5: Jsynes. 30; Peruvian
Srup, 90; Mishiert Bitfers, IS; Californi.
SoiS Bssrs rrieSsssts: ydn - Helm
ron. Rroyns Gin ger, 40; Phalon's . Perfumes. so;
Lsird's Bioom- 90; Batchelor's Hair Rye. 50;
Magnolia Balm. SO Soda and Cream OF Ta.tar for
baking, vtry low. Colgate's and all kinds Soaps.
Brushes, Combs and Toilet Powders, much lower
warranted Iure FOR medicinal and family use. bot
AkfHUR NATrsNs. DRUGGIST.
= 5m Corner I'd sod streets north.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
RAILROADS,

bALTIMoRl AND OHIO RAILROAD.
y
ncss "a s;'I.s SsS IS
are now run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMeRl.
.sa Yas $50 ssSc'c.A SO : :ss :Ss sss
Z Ley. e s:,is :s :ss::': sssd.'. < and $50
IOR AHNAPOLp.
is..s lew s:.A; q: .ed l;ao r. 4. 10 train &c
res' 81 ssGsIs1as. sGsRAa
Lesye st a. N, and l2:aa, ESQ, $40, sne
L<.,. .. ZOE e Va "a sJsFISEs g rio 1,s,.
~. e1sss q Tss ~ ssI.ss. S:s5 ..
Ss Ss s::sss. sssass 2. (. 90 ana :ss s,,
letting g kslcy stssion With tr.ins from Bald
s Day Also. II tie Nes conpaoSS Ss Once, on S' aos
d. c.n here
ssss sner Ss.S al Tor AID ehsskse e tnsI
70, Nsm 1srs = fhSlo1slyhi: .1d Boston.
u. ~. COLE, General Ticket Agent
now GEO. o. kO0ETZ. General Agent.
THR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
fhHihiWPITGofhlA' INV ToRK.A AhD II Aa
Train. between wAsH1SafoiNs SMasffGissIasi AID 'si srw
YORK are now run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, sritk0ss ciaass Of en..
Leave daily (exceDt Sunday st D A. NJ, snc
:45 and p. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except kundayD as A. n. and
AS and $50 p. II.
ON SUNDAY.
keays for New York as $40 r. L., ana Phils-
phfa at $40 p. II.
coping can isr New York on r. II. tr.sr
y.
Through t1eket. to PhlladslDhia, Hsv York or
Session can b bed at the Station 0Moe at al hourv
. the day. Also, e the Oo1DanyS O6os, No
iokst. g The Arcane once can there sFrsnge c
have their oe9eAO called for and checked at thelI
eesidebee. taksa hsdsDot, and pat IN TIE -.
Sc Bslsinoes end Ohio Railroad sdvsrsaseus,,
ior sehed1iss e 5ssvssn Warrington, Baltimore, An
III. WILSON Asstse Of Trunsportasfss
L. -. OOL1. 0suersl Ticket Agent.
ao0 0kO. Q. KOeEfx, Agent. Washington.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

An address 10 the people OF Mississippi has
beer issued by q numb sr OF gentlemen of he
old Wing and Demecratic parties, advocating
the policy Of supporting the National Union
Rep ublican party in the coming elections;
saying, they should yieli no cold. forma,
support, but be active. Jealous and faithful,
tsk'rg Virginia as their example IN the comm Z
nust. and assuring the people that tits party
stsrsins The views OF President Grant and the
Congressional plan Of reconstruction. The
Narioual Unlon Republican party have called
a nominating convention to meet on September
Sth IN IarL
Evening star., 1869-08-06
wiping Ont NIsrmsnism

younger son Of BIighsm's. :. is said also to have
g cd abilities
Evening star., 1869-08-06
Talks with the Mormon..

EdiiOTiaI COTrssPosieace Of The .Star.l
SALT LAKs CIIT, July a0, IS6l.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
AvY PAYnAeTB8J ORRICD,
lOwIu SrBWABT.
sns-su Raymastsr q 9. Aavy.
DROPOsALS IOR 1L10OING AND PIyINo

= rs.aisd Pro,csels vill ;. received antil HOE.
AnEust las: 81 50 clock for ialnl0hin0 anh
,nyI,iSs B,Se:,ons i.sgins .pd QnI6ssCas e The
ps,,Ise ps,,IssSssh,smsss Irsns ef the rranklin School
festi Hdih. asd the aesstesss eom1csinS q 70 b
to 6s,s tr:s ssraes. 81 . p lsid soiia On saysr
efthArp rtvere and inches desN. sDreAo over bSd
otsraysi sinehes 9ssl; the eurbesons ., Do Wi
sss srd rammc4 vith slesn ravel to proper gradS.
the ycinse veil olie9; the cerb to Be- inches vide
sna - inshes deep, and to bs neatly hammered e
,Ai.o proposals. fer fsrnis' ing and setting csrb
steoe = above. along the street side Of the
ssheol.hcuse lot, Aad Tor farn ishing and laying
ne Dawuens With beet Quality OF hard burned
one on inner side
Proyoeals 10 Be len at the once OF Adolf Olsss,
Sreniteet. corner OF seventh aud strests. and to
Se psr SQUARE feot Of fagsipg. par sauare yArd Of
omek psSement, end per hnsal fsos Of curbstoue;
al 70 oe nctuel surface meas1rement, without
any showaaee for waste or constructive measure
fhs aeeeDted party vill 10 reasired to furnish
sa,,,faes'rS bonds for the fai'Afsl execution oitss
she committee reserve the right to reject suy or
al bids, fdeemtd for the interest OF tn. orsors
don to ds 90. J. Q BROWN
sueN Tor COMMITTEES.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
EOLISIss TO The LORD.
S%%

ZIos's Co-OPEEATIvE MERCANTILE
INSTITUTION.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
FOR SALE AND RENT.

fLfelNI BUILDING LOIS!
tLteiET BUILcINs LoTsM
ELEGANT BUILDING IoIsM!
SI2.50 EACH
SIe.5o EACHm
sIa.5o EACH
TIE MOST DELIGHTFUL BUILDING SIZES
~ TIE DISTRICT OF coLUxBIA.
Having recently subdviied the tract of land
known fnd designated as the old site of Fort
Rene, Tennallytown, d. o., We offer to the pub.
lie, for the next THIRTY DAYS, un ess sooner
disposed Of alternate lots in said subdiy isiou a,
SI2.5O each.
These lots contain 2, 800 square feet of ground
each, and lie but two miles beyond Gsorgetowu,
The regular line of ges running between wash
ipgtsn, Georgetown, oak Hill Cemetery and Ten
nally ytown places these lots within twenty min
utes' ride OF Washington. Fare Is cents.
The attention OF all, especially employees of the
Government, is invited to this opportunity for OBJ.
tanning country residence, or making q profit.
able investment.
This trsct is the highest point OF land in the
District, commands most m .gnihcent view of the
Potomac and the surrounding cou airy, and lie,
bJUttet ABOVE tue Water OVERLOOKING w As hin
GEORGETOWN. Alexandria, Fairfax Seminary, su.
gar Loaf Mountain, and the Blue Ridge.
For heslthfulness and comfort - we'll as for
grapdnees Of scenery this losstion cannot be sur
passed.
Cur subdivision embraces over 1000 lots Of 500
squsre feet each. and one half of these We offer at
the low figure of Sl2.,0.
Revenue stamps and couveyancing st the cost OF
the purchaser.
plat the subdivision can be seen at our
Office where al Information in re gard to the same
can be obtained.
Those who call FIRST Will have first choice of
location, etc.
ONION BUTTS,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
AUcTyONEEPS
Evening star., 1869-08-06
3 sAtISas ANo fRusT fT CSSfHsTFs CSSfHsTFs'S

SToRAGE-ST0DAGIR ROOM for Furniture Or
Tor Rent; Z: alyraswS. sss Psan.si1.. Penn ;i'.e
nis avenue, oetWeen otn eoo Ub au6-2ts
TEE ,WIsr IHDCLHssIQAL,AA AArHEMAr.
iCAL. AND xHGLISH ACADEMY.
:, This Institution, rtcsptly under the chNRe Of
ksv ChsIlss Eo.sss; win be reopsnsd by Prof
A. ePBlk GER. q. u on Monday, September
s. l.ss, IN the griesds' Msstins Hoass on I street
WI De received snd NO one viii be retained whose
inrSs nee Is found % . inisrtoHs 70 the sehool:
B,nanty ne, No. a1e 1th street, aud G.. A. VIM.
taker Co, corner slh aaA y SITS. au6-tsep0
NAVY PAiMAsTERv OITICI,
Mh.HIscrox. 2. O.: Aus. 8. 1879
Eexleo frepeeats. TO BE- enaorsed " "Yfopseal
an AN ,: = rsS:issd 4 ~ III. Siec n.tiila ths iih
stes a g = s:t b es.As ysry ss1 qsaiiiy g be dsiiy
sa1 Is sss % NAVY Yard subject to the
Bsssas Cs sfyscfios ssd Rspo{v.
l23 400 feet white eius Pisnk = 9.-l. +
PnIeihassd On eceount Of George n. Deais. do
Deser{pfiv: schsds!. 70 Be sssn At this once and
blank forms for bids fufn'shs6 q usual
Eidd,ys eUl STAR IN rheiv bids fhs dafs ,-ishia
lUwIH SrBWARr.
ens-sU Raymastsr q 9. Navy.
nROPOoA LS POR YLAOQTNG AVN u1vruo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-10

n,rn, uorsr MrLoproS.-ls being
ladies' night, last evening, the dress
circle a, the Opera House was grace"
with a goodly number of the la.' .sa'
The entertainment, although NOV rsrv
1870 many new features, was 80!
GOOD oos. and appeared to be wen V hr
soou O"' Tia mGrecian Statues, oy
80 and Ashcroft, Love amo"S
HaF0Sns !" Hooking for Work.,
,sTsu,onic warblioss,' rms rlp mind,
counIc and other excellent -, w
nisccs, songs, dances, ETC., we'e con.
ro;vss w;tb high favor; and tue SGn-
csisea WV, Of the Wandering NM
.,uJ'"S had a full share OF applause o.I
s.tsi "mon il. The sweet songs -
go Wnnrs. Annie Pixley, Goes anu
weaver, in the FIRST part. w. ,,mre, in.
plaud.d. Among the new n;Sht are,
cinSsd in the fnc bill Tor toIn'so sncs
WOIe Bull in a Fix ana STARS
-Ssnrspce" the Pixiey olste.s
anu u aIso sing one of their charming :
WIN "is If i. happens to DC y
vosal au Dsninr, the Opera House IS Just
storm, $40 Mace to 60 and keep warm h anu
sue tpr,sble. Lew Rather taxes ''I
az, to.morrow evening.
JrvssrLk TulkvEs.-Thers are quiz,
, Number of little boys around "o,"
u;ll who have become inrstera's h.'
,h;sre,-aud considerable complaint -
- made by our citizens who nav,
used various articles. They WIN s.eI yea,
almost anything-but especially SUI
,h;ngs as pieces of lead pipe, old OF new
ian etc, and sell the stolen proper,
~ S;Fercnt persons, who evidently sup
no,e that they have come honestly oy ;"
%h;s must be st~opped-and as there Is :
law INJECTING a severe penalty .os Re
Giving stolen property, tie oihc'Fs nn'
tend seeing it enforced hereafter. on'
Of the little thieves is now m tae cara
Snos. for theft. Parents had better sec
10 their boys and stop their oaa naI.',
hsfore il is too late. A tibet IS wha'
tho Germans call "spitzouo the
worst person at large.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-10
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
NJ WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINZ.
Jos Teal, NJ Coleman, Mr. Sutliffe and lady,
NJ Linn, Mr. Hand, A Black, ] Moore, Mrs
Bargcr, D Elder, Mrs Light, J futile.
Departures.
RI WELLS. FARGO ~ co.'s n
John Gleason, Jennie Clifton, Mr. Kelly,
A H Emanuel, Mrs Murphy, Mr. Callahan,
Mr. Bassc.,, Miss Lizzie Greenwood, Mr. Teal,
Miss Flora Chamberlain. Mr. Coleman, DR.
LeGuen, Mrs welch, B \ Elder, Emma A
Louis, Peter Miketon, Chas Peffgren, II Il
Flagg, Mr. Liddle.
BY WOODRUFF AND ESNoR's n
Richard Anderson, Michael Burke, Frank
Avery, John Fisher, Jas Gleason.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-10

Charges Mt San francisco Rates.
ocis ~ II HARRIS,
, 1869-12-25

nO7Rp-FOR GRKTLKMAS ,Sn VIII. = =
ft IeOn, Rss mud fire 1-rs!.e not ," r =
NrtL. A private family y 1trll prefcf!.'!. = II
permanent II salttd- South Side p1ete'F'a' IL
, 1869-12-25

Edwin nrEart, Jatlze Of the Circuit Court for
1he Ie~e Vulle. pist1tct, kentueks. }l!npe: IRON
ihr thlra ttor. window oi WIll.ssos uosel. Loals-
Vile, un Saturday, during tit Of Insanity, aud vas
1p.t-n1ls Killed. Judge BRYANT was sixty-tVo
years Of age, and at obe 'ime en'cl the Lexington
taed ne s M's Ia IT,
he q ade TIP across the western plains Upon
arriving At sau Francisco, the Mexican war hrose
caos s oil oi ire "Gooen Cls;,' He wrote BOOK, en-.
lrled "Wnat Saw 10 Caltflrnla," which was
published in 1881, md attained retg 1aEge clrcu-
= In tne GUNNER Of 1s2. fhe American fr11a'e Con.
Eiitution, then the nag ship Of Comm ,doFe jones'
hs lsjnH at anchor IN the haspor Ut Isnop. An
ri huup, 1T tbe tlue residing IN q villa on tho
heights Of Montenern, near the ctsy. Ei:fsed the
enip, lie Was cordially rtccieed ~ her o3lceEs
apa tlsa,ed w'.n atsn'iso courte>y. That Eng. Eng
10 Tom Moore, written soou afttr. ppcoking OF
The vlsit, he saJs: II would rather have q moi
from An Anercan that q suun box from an Eu-
Tne New YORK Eo,ld eaye: "These Is good
aothorny for raylrR tha. the Reootatio !, the
Caoy StaLt:n IL editor, ard Sosan B. Anthony
proprietor. IL to be bought aud edited by M,-a
Anna Dickinson. TINS change. II II tates pta"e,
cat be attributed, Tor tht tuoss part. TO Mrs.
Slan'ou's cr-tre OF Iet,rttg from the nnolc an.
rooney Of tho cautc which Hhe. her friends claim.
arst htouqnt tquare'y before the pubic, 10 1873.
.EG 10 JoupRtr haru-.
Claude Alphoose pe'aog1e, 2 Distinguished
Ffef cn 1EF3tt. t'td 10 tbI1S On 4uee1Hss ~ ttlt
73h J ear OF hsR age. In l5i1 he Wss Maua A1ro
cate General to the Court or Cessation, anl 10
| 1877 Pruenreug General Of the RoFnl Court ol
| pars. 10 1871 be was entered IN tue French Leg
| t-l.fure lot co4ne. bnt after the feso1fIou o'
SIS be 1etiTt d from Office. and tesuued ,hc prac
! lice oi law. N. DrlarpIr early oecsne Warn
| 10 1850, appointed Pfrstdent ct the Bnesau DC
| I'Aa i.tat tce Judca.re ne Il Cur dc t:a'.a!oo,
| md In December, 1851, promoted to the posttoi
| of President Of the Stc.toa nt me l1tcfior to
PUBIC Instruction aud Worthin In the Cou1cN o
] the Sla'e. Tic resreseGred the government II
the Senate deliberations on the proposition 10 re
esta.1,Ah the enr1e. Tie subsequently bcca u
successvels PtGcur uf Genera 20 the Cont o
CaIeatl,n, CoI-t Pre- .'ut NJ o! sht lrperfal Cou1
| OF t'af,s, aud Sen ator oi Frame 1u l6h5 ha eEt
| ceeoeu Geut raj i.sE,nas-e a. Mln.ster IF the II
| terior; IL ts3a he was arpoinIet M'atstes Of Ju!
| tice; during the sau ytar he was elsc ed = men
| tsF Ct rhs Acsde1. Of 3lpral Acd folit'cl
Sc,erce, and in 1864 became First Vice Pte.t9et
or the *eIn'c. II. nclarele vas Grn'd Cso'
n tie ItgttD OF Honor, and the author ot be-
| xrf
, 1869-12-25

mil. Ia this cits, atd IRE now ahtpp'ug Il for
OnphA. Ton nj e. OF tho road N1u 90 comploieo
By ine 18Th Of Febsuarys
Ar TIE REGULAR aunusl communication OF
DIair Lotgs No. ssa, +. i A. II hett Tnar*dsy
ctei. T. l}c es. 1863, The fosloe INK onlcera Wcre
c,ertea: & +. Wni.e, ". NJ: Jonn O'Sch. NJ; =,
s W; II. II. Dlckct san. J. ~: s: Or111ftn. +:
IT, II. WintrF, Eecie'afT; ]. J. Watson. L -;
Gen K Enward-4 ]. D.; II. Il Thomas, >. 81
J. T. Ferns, Tyler.
ALI MEnRzRs OF tho Independent Order Of
D'nsy Birth arc coldtAll5 Invited 10 nttatd lee
ture 10 be delsesrn By Brother huRuss Blnna+
uTru the subject Of i" Ludwig Roe1ue, " hefort tue
Maurice Mayer Lodze. 1t the hs1l lii East itAn-
doiph street, next MondoJ evening.
cuh,s7xAa Is 10 he celebnted At the Chicago
D1ppan Aeylum on MuttlAy, December 81. Con-
i,tbnIona Of clo1nfnp. pro psltioos, toJD, &c, arr
thankfuiiy received at the asylum
Tus rRorR1z1oks Of the TIeuout House Rtrc
their apuuai Chrtstnna p1lties to their help. this
evening. II viii douh,,-ss as on other OCCASION,
be very pleasant aratr. -
THK CARDIFF GIANT nAa been delayed on the
road 10 this c!i5. snd will orlS arrive here on
Mopday. II wilt he made visible to tue puntc on
Tuesday ucxf, at No. So State direct
THERE WILL Be public installation Of the
officers elect OF ur1ental Lodge No. a3 a +. oad
L. M. IN Oriental Hall, No l2a LsSalle street, at
lait past o'clscA this evening.
TWO rlcSrocxETs assisted a lady to seat 10
the Wuutecan accommodation train, and r3bhed
her Of purte con 'stn.ng SIS and c1ec6 for
81, 800. They escaped.
, 1869-12-25
pCt:IL1Sa1.

iEA MACE AID TON ALLEN
In rrsnot.e 10 Mace's acceptance OF Tom Aliens
chalteree to light auy man tn 1he uri1ed States
ror e. no. trend Of the latter. q. 81. Louis, un-
Ger date OF Deeenlhet l6, hes addresse1 tne fol-
oTis ses d e5 rs sour las. issue ,hat Jem Mace has
accepted Ton Allen's challenge. Tom Allcn mas
been very sick Tor ine 3ast week-so oaa as 10 oe
co; d, ed 10 hls nonse-and could not attend to the
chu!lergc, as be wonid hnye done o5 return OF
null Alien is ready n Get Jsm Mace. 70 dsaE
ur articles mt up forfeit Of ssse' asi meet a.5a
which would TIC about Pittsburgh The aeat
TO take place 1itty miles IRON. 4tl.
OF t1ty mics from Detroit which VII e ca Us 10
uyr different times uut1Lg tue last Jeal, ana t7at
II etorRn fnr any one: consequently be needs
Test snond tnts Esef @ vita oem 8 Asse rs anp'os @ ~
II cnshs troo, tte datc Of s!Euii articles ami. a.
irr c,tlxcts Of et Louis are getting up catmpon
PITT M tie taa champion belt atssinss Jen Maees
chan rlsn bell II Fl Efrnd. Sok, II Nsce neans
lss,uc:s, hiu pus Up Or shut y. for Allen does
Lot .u,rEd so take nnrect any out business
This u rsoeah1y get uise+ and ''n1eans hual.
rcs< 20 fsr NJ euss, bnt II seems 70 hare ehten
1fu,s r:satet u ,enorasee ae:us!or mt ,ntl9aa 81
ir.sr, h1s rr1c:a!lv annoanect tha; be ~sll not
etttr TIT r1rc tss th II s. to0 81 !t aud you'd
prefer that inc sake hs !. c1sss! to a.vst. s:e ;t
70; trht, as = le.ser rum. he avoEs, Woud
tos rsy him 10 ahandou MS present i1e OF
l,usne.s, n ch cons1sts Of liSng ~,s'uarT repre-.
esntati.r. 81 1Irrc1e4, Ajax ani o,has historical
prtzc osn.e1s: TO dt:intesested observer, mad
!. wou:i anrear neither Of these men lntan ust-
Ices. but 10th .nclu eratui1ous nnL-ry and no.
foi.fy Allen challenges Mace for 500 side,
hicnt ypure; which, sure enough, the latter doea.
Weu astuscd tnat no man or act
az men living would be foolish
enouab 10 stake $5.h0o Of their money up7n
me orse fnar doubtfl1Ie-uls OF pr!ze-9Hhe, the
1t+ue Of 2 htcn mere often t!an otherwise re.a
WA tcle1ec - no can be h3uRhr. We may be
Isyes ard honorable clartc+ertRs1c* Of the two
plng.up1es In question. we shall admit II, and
make due retructtnD, 10 case bona f'ie mach Il
n ahe between them for tom T. 600 to slo,000 8
side bus not until then.
, 1869-12-25

AfV$AA5f tE% &Vs
G. T. Nutter, E>q. ess Dsoadnar, y =:
pKAk SIN: fouze, frquesttng info.mstlon IN re-
pa1u to the EpO S-fal1 and the prospects, OF
operatrg the q. F. II r. during sne winter. is re-
i haze been familiar With the Rocky Mountain
county through n nch the road passes since 1851,
a 5 oo sa e
IN the winter with IS t'ttla e1ceose Or tfoaele as
The same leigh Of road IL New EnRlsnd. New
that The road was being ou'lt through the noun
taits 1tere bns been 10 snow to 0bsituct the soc
cestnl operating Of th~ road that could not oe
Tht INIT Hltter that we were building IL tue
1. mountains, tFatns were tuu daily To ine end Of
tue .Iact: aee xss neaf shesmso. a. The sau;
teet higher than any other point on the line Of
road between the tao oceaus-
The work Of grading and bulldog tbs toad
through the 4 nounfalts Was successfully carried
on during the winter, with less delays fro storms
! than ~outd haze been encountered ID tue Est.
| on the ground east OF the Sierra Nesata Mo7n-
t,onr. But very iittle arow fails esst OF these
onItalpe, foF t0e reason TINT The mol*'ure cat.
ned itla1 d ny the xarm trade winds teon ne 70
4 Pacluc Ocean, as 1t rises up the slJpe Of the
S'erras mo d cold atmospnere, - cou.
delstG, aid ial!a in SNOW OF iala. and the wiad
| comes over 10 The piaius and mouotatnA east. ex-
hsus'eA Of moisture: heoce the dry aud desert
ccurt1y cast Of the 3etFts through the mountain
lot Gucn S s1ox il ses s,en chi W 81 toe 1os1. va
Nearly all The Eo1sture that Rets orer the htah
u oDntaips bordering sne sea u orectptatef on the
sun4m'tt OF The mountain rouges lls-eah OF 10
the plains ard ou the lower nouutalns ID the VI.
cnity OF the road.
a graz deal bas been said an1 written about
the severe wtr6s o! tue mountain country, and
nom U. e1ptr trepce very erroneous Impression
| Ii generally euteltasned
il tupplrpg water for engues VA put up Wind,
mills on the nt>t ak hundred mlles 10 p7mp the
wafer which y orked successfully on the plAlnt
es1t Of the Donntatos. hut IN tho mountains ~
sxefe oh1tRt to abandon the Windmill power
there not bett wind enough TO drive the mtus.
! Yours very respectfully,
/ SAMUEL B. REED,
General Superintendent Central U. T. 4 4