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City Tax Ley.

By the report of the proceedings of
the Council last evening, we learn
that the tax levy this year, for city
purposes, will be one dollar and nine
teen cents on the hundred dollars of
valuation. Last year the levy was
one dollar and forA cents. This is
a reduction of ts0e,sf5f one cents. We
believe the appraisement on real es-
tate is somewhat higher than last
year; while on Improvements, it is
materially reduced. The taxes will,
on the whole, be less.
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Funeral of Ex.PresIdent Pierce.

CONCORD, n. H., October lI.-The
remains of Ex President Pierce were
removed at II O'Clock this morning to
the State House, whore a large num-
Der of persons took last view of the
departed, including the children Of
the public schools. All places of
business were closed from twelve to
two. The remains were taken to st.
PauPs Church at one o'clock, where
the rites of the Episcopal Church
were performed by Rev. DIR. Eames
and Dr.. Colt, of St Paups, several
other clergymen being present and
joining in the responses. The funeral
procession left the Church at two
O'Clock, and deposited the remains In
their last resting place. -.,
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Heavy Rain-Cuban AffalFs-F Flags at
Half Mast In RespeCL TO the AGRI-
GFy of EX President Pierce.

PHILADELPHIA, October 11.-Fhe
rain has not caused another ireshet
in the Schuy kill, as was feared.
During yesterday $50 canal boats
were towed around to the Delaware
for fear they might be carried by the
floods against the Market Street
bridge.
The Cuban Junta's headquarters
was decorated with flags in honor Of
the anniversary of the Cuban revo
luton.
Flags are displayed at half mast, TO
day, in respect to the memory Of Ex-
President Pierce.
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Man Slaughtered In Self defence.

MEMPHIS, Oct. I1.-The body Of
J. P. Gallagher, Secretary of the
Memphis Boat Club, drowned yester
day, has not been recovered.
The Board of Aldermen this after
noon rescinded its action in reference
to the sale of the Little Rock Rail-
road stock.
A man named Fox, while intoxi-
Gated, made an assault on the con-
ductor Of the train from Little Rock,
Saturday. The latter was forced to
kill him in self-defence. He surren-
dered himself to tho authorities. and
was acquitted.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1.-THE steam
ship Boston has arrived.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE steamer City
of Paris, from New York, has arrived
at Queenstown.
SPAIN.
/ MADRID, Oct. 11.-General Pier
rade, the Tevolutionist who was re-
Gently arrested at Tarragona and i'm
prisoned, has escaped.
MADRID, October 11-0Hcial re-
ports state that 1.800 insurgents of
Reus have surrendered to General
Balbrick.
Deputies Nonguerie and Palacios
have given IN their submission to the
! Government.
Fighting continues at Saragossa,
and the authorities demand reinforce
ments.
| Disturbances broke out in Valen-
cia on Friday, but in Aragon and
Catalonia the insurrection has lost its
importance.
Parties just arrived here report
that the republic las been pro-
claimed al La Carolina and Gaudesa.
1t is feared the insurgents will
great precautions are taken to resist
them.
FRANCE. Isl
PARIS, Oct. 11.-Dispatches from
Aubin, in the Department. Of Avignon,
have been received up to late hour
last evening. No new outbreaks had
occurred among the miner ), bat the
strike still continues. Yesterday a
large public meeting, on the arron-
dizement of Belletilie was dispersed
by force. Resistance was offered, and
several Of the netives were wounded.
There was la ge meeting of the
cotton manufacturers of the City of
Mulhousen on Saturday, to consider
the question of the American cotton
supply and other matters incidental,to
Il e trade. They denounce the com
n Tcial treaty recently concluded, and
Vi ed the substitution Of the Customs
Tariff. ssa
PERPEGNAN, October ia band
of Republican insurgents was defeat
ed by the national troops at Lax Uni
quera in the northern part Of Catalo-
MIA yesterday The Republicans re-
treated into French territory, where
they were promptly arrested by the |
authorities.
PARIS, October ia demonstra-
tioH by the Republicans is feared at
Madrid. Great precautions have
been taken by the Governmental pre-
vent any outbreak.
PARIS, October 1.-THE Emperor |
will go to Campaigne tomorrow, and |
will not return until the oath inst.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, October 11-At the late
amnesty meeting in this city, an ad-
dress was adopted, declaring refusal
to release the Fenian prisoners This
will be regarded as an indication that |
the British Government is determin- |
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PHILADELPHIA, October 11.-An
unsuccessful attemptwas made to. day,
under writ Of habeas corpus, to OBJ
tain a reduction ofthe bail in the case
of Donohue, Marcia and Eagan,
charged with the attempted assassina-
ton Of Revenue Officer Brooks.
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srEAMRnArI.INEs

TO LoUISYILLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock Am. Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at
O'Clock P. II.
To CAIRO-DaiIy, except Sunday, at 4
O'Clock P. Ii.
10 GREEN RIvER.-Every Monday, Tues
day. Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
Pm.
TO EAsTPoRT.-Every Tuesday and Sat
uriay at O'Clock P. N.
TO HESpERsoS-DaiIy, except Sundays,
To NASHYILLE-Eyery Tuesday, ,Wednes-
day and saturday at p. n.
Transient boats daily up and down.
To CINCINNATI-EYery Saturday at 10
AN. sC
To CANNELTON-Eyery Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 AN.
RockportStage (vta NeWburgh and Boom
VilIe,l carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at Z A. II. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. II.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
sept Sundays) at 7 a. N. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by P. NJ
To NEWBURG.-Hacx daily (except Sun
SayO from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock P. NJ.
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Delegates 10 the commercial Com
VentiOn-TRenty-Gne states Pep.
Fesented-Stlli More Arriving
COuufePfeIteP Convict


LOUISVILLE, October 11-At seven
o'clock this evening there we're reg
istered over geo delegates to the
Commercial Convention, representing
tWenty-one States, namely: Ken
lucky, Kansas, Georgia, Indiana,
Iowa, Alabema, Arkansas, Delaware,
Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania, Rhode Island, South Carolina,
Tennessee, Vermont, Texas and Vir-
qinia. Every train and steamboat to-
Eight. will bring large additions. All
the hotel rooms are engaged, and
many of the delegates will have 10 be
nnartered at the residences of private
citizens. which lave been thrown
omen for the purpose.
Henry a. Marchand, the counter,
feiter. who was arrested some weeks
Ago was to-day convicted in the
United States District Court of cour
terfeiting and passing nickles.
Flags were displayed at half mas
to-day, in respect to the memory O.
Ex-President Pierce.
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& ST. LOUIS, Octobor II.-The dele
gates appointed by the Merchants Ex-
change and Board Of Trade of this
city, to the Southern Commercial
Convention, left this evening for Lou
isvilIe.
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MONDAY. Oct. H.
Col. S. s. Fisher, Commissioner of
Patents, is IN Cincinnati to vote on Tues
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Base Ball Match.

OMAHA, October IL. The Red
Stockings of Cincinnati and Omaha
Base Ball Clubs played to- day. The
Red Stockings scored sixty five and
Omaha one.
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House and LOt fOr sc.

~Y ORDER or THE COURT OF
E-e Common Pleas OF VanderbuTgh Coun-
~ 'priyate sale, on SATURDAY, the 3Dth
daY of October, 1869, Lot No. s, in Block No.
IN in The Eastera Enlargement of this city
sffusted on the south side Of Chestnut
street. between Sixth and Seventh. Tie
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security.
Persons desiring to look at the properfy
will please call on Major Robinson.
HELEN NJ. KELSEY
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Evansville, Ind, oct. ?, 1869.
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RnIInr EynlnSInn-

BosToN, Oct. 1.-THE steam boiler
in the box factory of Albert Goodwin,
In Lynn, exploded this forenoon, Sc
Tiously, and it is feared fatally, in
iuring Robert @. Reeves, of the firm
Of Stackpole & Reeves, Boston.
The State Constables to day seized
about 5000 worth of liquors belong
ing to Burgess & Nixon, on Federal
Street.
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Admiral Farragut's Condition In.
proving.

Chicago, October 1.-THE condi-
ton of Admiral Farragut has been
improving throughout the day, and he
is now considered to be entirely outot
danger.
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MANHOOD, with certain means OF relief
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Washington News,

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct II The
Court of Claims met this morning TO
hear cases on the October list of the
December term of 1868. Chief Justice
Casey and Associate justices Loring,
Peck and Milligan were present, but
no business was transacted, the Court
having adjourned until to morrow IN
respect to the memory Of ex. President
Pierce. All the Government build
ings were closed to- day and draped in
mourning, and the flags on the public
and private buildings are at half
mast as a tribute Of respect to the
memory of Pierce.
The President will attend the Fred
er.ck County, Maryland, Agricultural
Fair next Thursday. ng UHa ~
WASHINGTON, October IL The
Yerger case will be heard on Friday
as to the question of jurisdiction. The
Brown case, from Texas, IS 10 abide
the decision Of the Yerger ease. The
Court adjourned upon the announce
ment of the death of Ex-Presldent
Pierce. -es sszs- nrsg sFa,
The Press and times Suspended.
NASHVILLE. October 1.-The Press
and Times Senter's orgspb has eus-
spended.
Gov. Senter was inaugurated to- day.
In his address he pledged himself to
support the interests of the people
without regard to party, race or color,
but gave no expression of opinion
upon any political topics.
BALTIMORE, October 11.-The first
anniversary of the Cuban revolution
was celebrated to-day by a procession
and Grafton at Masonic Temple.5 O.
BosToN, October 11.-There. was
fair audience at the Music Hall tc
hear the discussion of free trade anl
its protection, between Professor
Penay and Horace Greely. 81 ..,.,
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Sundays excepted1 at ............... rs "A N
Arrive at Henderso 80 A. II
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The Press and Times suspended,

BALTIMORE, October 11.-The first
anniversary of the Cuban revolution
was celebrated to-day by. a procession
and Grafton at Masonic Temple. O. &
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At the JOURNAL OFFICE

No. 6 Locust street.
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TELE G. R a PH =
Reception of Millard Fill
more at LouisVllle.

Reception of Millard Fill
more at Louisville.
His Speech on the Occasion
Political Matters in Phila-
delphi2.
Commercial Convention at
louisville. zk
Large Number of Delegates
Arriving.
Twenty-one States Repre-
sented
Admiral Farragut's Health
Pres and Tines Suspended
News by Atlantic Cable.
Interesting from New York
Meeting of the st. Louis
Board of Trade.
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DUBLIN, October 11.-At the late
amnesty meeting in this city, an ad-
dress was adopted, declaring refusal
to release the Fenian prisoners. This
will be regarded as an indication that
the British Government is determin-
ed to rule by terror, not conciiiation.
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Dissolution Of CO-Pa tnersbip.

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Jacob SaIat, under the name OF Cramer &
SaIat, is this day dissolved b. mutual con-
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FOE RENT.

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house we now Cccupy--No. % North " abcf
Street, Evansville, Iud. ,,-.
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THE DrNDERBERa MINE.-We are IN
formed by persons who have recently visited
and thoroughly. examined this mine, that it
at present, although but inperfectly pros
pected. shows large body of very rich ore,
and may we'll be considered one of the first
mines on this side of the Sierras, if not a
rival Of the famous Comstock lode. Situated
of and adjoining the Sierras, with an mex
haustible supply of timber near, and an
abundance of living water, that may be used
as power for the reduction of the ores ex-
extracted, it is believed that the Dunderberg
will add largely to the product of the mines
on this side of the mountains. We certainly
hope so, and that the lucky owners may be
fully rewarded for all faith, patience, and
money expended IN developing part of the
country which belongs to and is within the
statutory domain of our neighbor, California
And Just here let US remark, or at least make
the inquiry, in view of the fact that nearly if
not all of the mining counties of California
are at present asking for relief from taxation,
and praying the State government to assume
the payment of their Indebtedness, would it
not be wise for the next Legislature of that
State to consent to more natural boundary
line between the two States, viz: The sum-
NIT of the Sierras, or the divide between
the flow Of the eastern and western waters
of the mountains This has long
since been suggested, and met the favor
able consideration of Congress before the
admission of Nevada as State, and though |
strongly urged by the people of the then ter
ritory Of Nevada, the proposition was mega
lived by the California Legislature. Time,
however, has demonstrated the wisdom OF
the suggestion, and we hope our neighbors
may reconsider their former action, and con-
sent to more convenient boundary line, and
"let Us have peace"
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A CANADIAN OPINION OF ANNRxTIoN

A CANADIAN OPINION OF ANNRxTIoN
Sir John Macdonald, in conversation
the other day, declared there was some
sense in the annexation of Canada to
the United States, but none whatever in
Canadian independence when we
are ready for annexation" said he,
~ shalt 60 in first for a sixteenth
amendment to the Constitution, so that
. foreigner can become President, and
then ron for the oi8ee."
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THE CARSON CRY JOCKEY CLUB will
meet at the Magnolia on Tuesday next
to make fnal arrangements for the
races of the 18th and 10th. All mem
bers WHO have not come down with the
"soap' are requested to be on hand and
make a settlement.
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DANGEROUS DISTRACTIONS TO TRAVEL.
Many of our citizens-those that ride
in wagons and buggies after night
complain that our thorougb fares are
somewhat dangerous to travel on a
dark night. Cordwood lies piled in all
shapes on the public street. Lumber
wagons and wood wagons adorn each
particular corner, where their owners
seem to have left them on purpose that
some party with weaker vehicle might
collide and smash up a buggy or break
q neck or two. 1t would be well to re.
move these distractions very soon for
life and limb is precious, to all, and
more especially TO man Of family.
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PREACHING.-Th will be preaching
by Elder Blair and others, in Mr..
Lawlor's school house, to-day at l09
a. M, and at p. m. this evening. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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PACIFIC
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
OF CALIFORNIA.
Inc Orporated .............. October, 1895
q n n u Q IT..
q u y u . II

'1NITE OBJECT on THIS ASSOCIATION Is I,
i secure cash payment within sixty days af.,
proof Of the death Of subscriber, to his or hei
heirs or assigns, Of as many dollars as there mr.,
individuals Of the class to which such deccascd
subscriber belonged.
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SERVICES will be held in the Presby-
terrain Church to day at IL a. m. and !
p. m. Sunday School at the usual hour.
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NJ. E. CHURoH.-There will be preach
ing at the usual hour to-day.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

SERVICE in the Catholic Church at
II q. m. to-day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-14
Y. & T. r. r. NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NO
~ more e1cursionsts will be permitted on
the Construction Trains If the v. 4 T. K. r.. the
Company being unwilling to assume the risk of
transporting passengers on the cars now in use.
Parents are requested to prevent their children
from playing about the track and cars.
II. N. YERINGT0N,
superintendent Y. T Z. r.
Carson, October -, 1900.