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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27
THE CUBAN WAR.

The battle of Puerto Principe, re-
Gently fought, was most decided sue
cess for the Cuban insurgents. The
signal defeat of the Spanish forces was
a highly important achievement in it.
self; but we regard one of the incidents
of that battle as Of greater significance
than the victory gained, indicating as
il does that the balance of the power in
Cuba is to be thrown on the side of the
patriots. We refer to the action taken
by the black troops, who first shot their
loyal commanders AMI then deserted to
the rebel lines. This incident if acted
upon promptly and sagacioasly, will do
much toward solving the problem in
favor of the Cubans. They mnst de-
la-e at once and unequivocally in favor
O. the emancipation of the slaves. This
Puerto Principe victory and this move
I1ent on the part of the colared troops
ia accompanied by favorable events in
Spain. It is stated that a movement is
On foot ir Southern France to throw a
considerable body OF troops enlisted in
the cause of the dethroned Queen, Isa-
bella, into Spanish territory. This
menace will call for active operations
by the Government at Madrid, who, it
would seem, have already as much as
they can conveniently attend to, TO
maintain their supremacy, undisturbed
by attacks from abroad. Moreover, the
Gibraltar Question comes in TO com
p,icate Spanish affairs while the Mary
Lowell and Lizzie Major matters are
yet unsettled. While poor old Spain is
thus immersed il sea of troubles the
chances are growing largely in favor of
the Cuban patriots who have but to
make certain of the sympathy of the
blacks to insure to themselves an in
valuable alliance.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27

SPECIMENS OF CALIFORNIA PEoDrCTs.-
The Sacramento Record of the 18th inst,
SAYS:
Sacramentans generally will learn with
pleasure, that Charles Croker, Superlntend-
ent of the grand enterprise that has brought
our beautiful city so notably before the world,
desired to exhibit to people eastward Of the
mountain chain that divides US from them,
speciments of vegetables and early fruits ex-
possed to sale in our cay market stands.
The supply car, which constitutes so prom
nent a feature before the eyes OF the hon
ored and cherished occupants of the family
car, Immediately succeeding, was filled up
with bags of green peas, crisp beans, firm
cab0ages lall such as Eastern people had
not often seem, carrots, turnips, radishes,
pie plants-in pieces three feet long and
three inches in acknowledgements potatoes,
cherries, Strawberries, blackberrles and
gooseberries, and quantities of the varied
fruits imported to this State from Japan,
China and the Pacific Islands. Also there
were in the meat-house a sheep. quarter of
beef and pig, all selected vita view TO the
qualification of Eastern eyes. The fruits
were placed on board at the junction, and
also bOuntiful samples Of the wines Of the
central counties. Altogether the train and
contents, barring the heads of families, is
PROBABLY the most notable expectation ever
made from this section and the animated
portion of its precious freight will be re-
ceived with gladnesS and great JOY when
they may please TO return.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27
ORPHANS HOME.

Sometime ago 4 meeting was called
70 take into consideration the Orphan 5
Home Questionable interest and obi
cations Of Carson N the same. That
meeting was failure-that is to say,
there was no "meet:ng ct all-the
times elected being an evening which
was particularly stormy and unpieas-
ant. We ought Mt to let the matter
get rusty ought'nt to neglec. it. Il
funds. If such is the case we had bet
ter be stirring. Let's have annother call
for meeting very soon and try to get
the matter in shape.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27
TEN LITTLE INJUNS.

Ten little Injuns standing in line;
One toddled home and then there were nine.
Nine little 1njuns swinging on gate;
One tumbled off and then there were eight.
Eight little Injuns never heard of heaven ;
One kicked the bucket and then there were
seven.
Seven little Injuns cutting up tricks,
One broke his neck and then there were SIX.
Six little Injuns kicking all alive;
One went to bed and then there were FIVE.
Five little I'M uns on cellar door;
One tumbed in and then there were four.
Four little Iniuns out on a spree;
One got drunk and then there were three.
Three little Injuns out in canoe;
One tumbled overheard and then there were
two.
Two little Iniuns foolin' with gun;
One shot t'other and then there was one.
One little Injun lyin' all alone;
He got married and then there were none.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27

+ A" ycraG" STIR.-The New York Sun
says: q" The Police Commissioners have got
rid of John s. Young, the Tribune Office is
about to rid itself Of John Il. Young, the
Canadians are trying to get rid of John
Young, the United States Government
would like to get rid of Brigham Young, the
Sussex Jerseymen have arrested Ephrism
Young, and Forney says he has been arrested
for Publishing Youngs Night Theughts-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27
FAST TRAyELLING.-Says the Sacramento

FAST Ira the Sacramento
Record OF Tuesday:
BY dispatch received at this office yes
.erday from II. S. Crocker, it will be seen
that the special train conveying Chas.
Croker and party made remarkably quick
trip to Wadsworth, making the distance of
IS9 miles in eight hours or at the rate of 3D.; 3,i
miles per hour, including any stoppages
which may have been made. AT the above
rate of speed the train would reach Promon-
tory Mountain, $50 miles distant, in less
than 80 hours We believe It is the Intention
Of Superintendent Crocker to make It in
less than SO hours.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27

SENATOR Cole FAILS Gas AN INVENTOR"
We find the following item in the San Fran
cisco call Of the 22ad inst.
News was received here yesterday from
Washington that in the matter of the in
reference between the applications of E.. C.
Loud and Hon. Cornelius Cole, for a pat
ent for Improvement in propellers, de-
clsion had been giyep.ip favor Of NJ. Loud.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27
A SoUND DECIsIoN.-We find the f. How

a SOUNo DECIsIoN.-We find the I How
ing in the Marysyille Appeal:
In the Seventh District. Judge Southland
has decided that abortion or attempted abor-
tor by the wife, is worse violation of mar
riage and greater crime than adultery,
and good cause for divorce. The Judge
therefore ordered, that the custody and
control ofthe infant child be awarded to plain
tiff and that defendant be debarred ac-
cess to said child, as unit and unworthy tic
exercise the sacred functions of mother to a
child whose life she sought to Destroy
This decision IS to be commended for its
soundness regarding practice that i. be-
coming alarmirgy prevalent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27

SoUANpERING VALUABLE SPACE-The
san Francisco Chronicle of tine 23rd
6evotes about faur columns, Of closely
printed matter to Geo. Francis Train 5
frothy mutterings. A very Improbable
employment Of valuable space it seems
to US.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27

Mss NACRKADY,. daughter Of the
great English tragedian is dead. She
was a very promising poetess. She
had been to Madeira for her health and
died of sea-sickness on the return yoy-
sge to England
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27

ROUGH SPORT. The members of the
knickerbocker Climb. of San Francisco,
enjoy themselves by tossing one another
in q blanket. This Is like fighting n
prize fight fer fun.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27

SNALLPox- AT SCsAHvILLE. - The
Lassen Sage Brush says that the small
Fox, in g. mild form, has appeared in
Susanrille. TWAS imported By strang-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27
TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF TuE COUNTY ASSESSOR,
OEMsBY COCN1T. NEv.pA.
CARSON CITY. May 10. 1869. J
IL PERSONS LIABLE 40 PAY STATE
n and County Taxes, Cor the year 1869, are
hereby notified that the annual pol-taN OF Jour
dollars for the Use OF the state and unity due
from each male resident OF this State over twenty
one and under sixty Years of age,
Is Now Due and Payable
To the County Assessor or his Deputy and all
expected 10 pay said TAX. when called upon.
And also. that the take, on the personal property
of persons who do not own real estate within the
County of sH 1lcient value t. secure the taxes on
both their real and personal property, are due and
PAYABLE when the same is assessed. All taxes
payable in L. 5. geld co n.
The laws provided for the collection Of the above
mentioned taxes will he strictly enforced.
GEORGE ". CHEplC,
County Assessor.
ByH II. BESCE, Deputy.
Otfice: Next door 10 the County Clerks Office,
County Building. mIl-H
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27
NOTICE !!

rJNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY, NOTIFIES
/ all those whom he owes to present their bills
and ell who eve him to pay up for the reason that
he is going to leave for White Pine soon as the
oath Of this month. All bills not paid by that
time will be placed in the hands Of a law officer
j x. MAYER.
Cexson City, April 10, 1869. ap17-lSs
, 1869-10-14

Tie Rev. Theodore Cuylcr, ono Of tho
.uost earnest and laborious Temperance re-
formers in the country, takes strong ground
eguiust the foruntioa Of Temperance po-
litical party. His argument seems 10 be, in
substance, that until a minority Of the poo-
pie can he converted 10 prohibition by
moral suasion, q Temperance paty can do
no good, aud, when majority nrc so con-
verted, q Te,npernnce party issunneoessasy,
rs the other parties will do its work. He
haya:
*.tf tfe coming yesrs are to oe spent in holding
conventions Ard sing enptJ resolutions a81lnst
BruR.shops, without doing auythtnR At home 70
eu.rtrt trrl'lt dpdtnst qr19.drinkinG; u Any mora
:a y IN ,ei liz taa 81 IT, a.o
toru, then I, for Que, must be counted out Of AM
% ssrs sa:;s ns In IT, ta5 b. sa sIa
way, 10 Dig In the nud, on the foundations Of
n rUapeht yeioru- lertter to nso polMt, PeHs
pursc and tongue 70 conveTs people 70 tota. aostl.
tzscd from drunk enness: they Will oppose drunk.
~ cuttom1: ther will never Rtye penny tn sap.
potl the arcn.srd liquor traiac. they vii v. Hfe!4
.l1ee. III. men'i minis are en''gf,es,.4,. All
tker contcenres arr ntuused 70 vote against !sRA1
iztl r t1rntbstops, re shall hare sach legislation
And Lot s,cf"rc, For the bictent. let u III decl
sh ahe rMta'c conscience ard lay fe1ndAteoHs- 4
mighty educational work Ia to be slonc, 40 O.
"ht. II mlAt be done, too on solid Fccuhlafl
JAfts"
After half century Of agitation fur poll
tical prohibition. this is the sentiment, no
only u Mr. Cuyler, but Of nine-&enths u
CLristinn rcfor1ncrs and phiIau.hropisss.
, 1869-10-14

and p1cc,pnous ci:n. Tho wind and tho inside Of
the hinge w0yc Hhlcc 1nndeh her thera must nave
wtFe hAret, AZ tina atei1 rushed bact, si1t roa!cd
with one awfni fusch d0Sn aRntn tnto the sea,
btcatlng ah1ouds. SAYS an1 !nAsts Ike stfs~s.
aoai could stard rehf the Ecene on that night. anti
no one living saw the doomed vessel tfTft to nsf
fac, tut tnc bottom nnchafeh and the top Hroaad
nwAI On one side 10 The tops Of TIA u0of 1intefsp
a. she worked up and down the rocks, point Clear
IL to the fact that nlth one greE enart ate VIA
overturned and mo Nofk af tae 4sstsuettoa necon.
iOund neaT fht wEesE-
WhLe notniDR unusual occurred u uslfax.
enst 1s q hoss ~ done
y afer ttood kpee-leep IN the stteets AIf Hooded
the aseres, carried away lamnef iEom Sae "nsase
Is Aud DrtdgctoWn the pasaeueef Gaan naa 70 ~
Atapped several Times that ftpstfan ~ tne Isack
hight Ic tna.le before t6e ua.n soaa ptocs- ps,as.
The railway bridges between WoHTAs Acd heot-
VILE were Ill Bofe OF less damaged; r VII I1se
.xvets! daya to repair them On t9e fsosn ao ~: Ge
nns fwrR Nastta a~aS--Eals, heepe1ss ete - ~
Windsor, The ~ les broke, ratshes weto suo.
mtrEed hundreoa = sassp "a,Gn msro penpsa ~ ny
attoJel. The churches thrfc sa1rfct: u toG
Methodist church. wafer several fcet deep atoou
n .he sssy - Irt ~ mi ysn n,o
a nrId. No other marine dssasters were tepes;e
1tle Weslt ru Union Telegraph company tuss
heastl! b, LIE sios1. Il T. nos .bR sass sasy a,s:,
Nlfes, rrrpsfeI for Mofe tXtctsiYo 0uaIueFs uu~
drr tie reduced tatcs
The PROVINCIAL papers ets tal o. aceotn:s u u
hhuecs ba1Hs, cnnfthts. sesttls nshttFtr Dflas'
ca.Ssrd away. towa. AMI gnge- tuunlatetI, crops
fssot, !. .eancos | ose. % al i i HI II m loas e1e
a4Ae luCsllIre fr,u tne disasters III u nlca
trey Lave tscA subjected hy wiud and noos1.
, 1869-10-14
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1869.
r11Y AM fM.sIY NOMINATIONS.
CITY OFFICERS

CITY 0ff1GEAS-
r., Ns-.r-Cnsnnei r. =. NAsoS.
F.s T,ra.urrr-nAvip A. tsA0E.
I*r C:,fI1rfar-W. !. 0SAUtS.
Fin .ttfnrnfp-lsrAKt y. STIFF
r.. t.Tk AZ {tIi-t C'Hrt--E. r. AA1sTS.
coCSTy OFFICERS
.rt,,f II shr Superior C,urt-IasKrH F.. GtRr-
t'frfl &, TIE Huttrtnr f:Mrf--%. +. SfEvK*-uS.
.fn> v NJ fhs r .tntr f,urt-M. H. II WALLACE.
F,r,f ~ II. C.uas- r r,rrf-1. 4. GiSnELE.
Trrst~.rrr-u. $ RExst,~u.
!SnYI~ nar-&IKI. N0tl.rTr.
MI. <rrnfrYsdrat ~ f:srhs..x-AlREtT II. LANE
fSiics f.,u.n,.-i .arr--MIRk SLksl1t<.
.Fr,t'rt* RI the ti~Ies-N4x EHSaHtrrr. 4. IL.
N1xYnN.
AKxRERs OF rnE CONSTITUTIONAL c'SrEsT1oS.
Ftf,s.niath Ri.,rses-s. S. ua!c', Joseph Meti'''
joha T.. 1ia'ncs. ,r .
Sirs.sh t,ist,i,i -can1}es F3Feacoes- W. E.
Coalhanch.
Si1fy arI Jh,trlef-L;!Io:t !.nthooy, Daniet can.
rnwH orrlcEnA
snr7r t'uic tE1-rsFLe:rr, ". n. k"-Wt7: -
.f.',nf Ssi-rrAr r. Anton l'er2: Tn,. TEX j. II.
TrrrelL
Nes. tntrAcn-f., .,;i.rfer, tlo1t1n N,'H<aei: sa-
ytr+i~,r. lfcnrr AckAoT: .t.ts'1rf s~1*STi'.F, \.
!. MORRISON: 7ura Ci-fk* II. IL Kurer,
EoKrn CH1c I1o-ro'11rfsr. t'tto reftzer; SnWr-
ri.rr, Nt.,crt t'tatk: As.i.ttuf E"rrrrtHTt Il. u.
rct1f9: 7i,rh C.rrk, Jou1s Egrbcrr.
, 1869-10-14
ItrpFrscn tntfvc Reform.

IT, lks EdNVf a. The Chtro7V Irt5Hh<.
The subject Of nbcnlevoas legislation, through
the set5sh bl!ndresa og touar, Nnd the gEvss COZ.
suptton Of otherA, IL cue OF absorbing interest 10
every one who has Trains 70 think. and a hcatt to
desire, the welfare Of tunaaii{. With Il The RFcat
tnlnkess Of Europe aud America arc Rrapp.inG, In
hope Of nndlnR means o! bringing q yiGinnt puo-
tic sentiment 10 bear for ns prevention. Your
co;umna have wtth ability aud power pointed
out tue estI, aud w1ih 4 mauly Independence
held up those engaged IN It to rcrttei Eepsoba.
ton. tuu aid oilers haze bnEgaAte1 Iucnsurct
e..9 s 1 sHs haIss az, @ sss Wiz
surSe,t saat han lo1R sect1,uri 10 him H,rasufo
pt,ssstssoR ~ tho iaast, the mrt1t ii simplicity,
and. - II nr1csed, equally that al cfe,cney. Lei
I'LL shal secnsno 4 tsv ui,nlrst tae protest Of
pnu>ahHtl u the mcMbcrs Of either housH OF
the LcetslAtuse, unt! II bhat hare btcu ratified ~
eenefsi e;t ctlon." "fro.ideti tnst .naiortiy u
zach house usJ rFos1.c tor thA sue'a.ssion oi any
ni, TO " reei,'e Tbs x1.;e1 tIssiy a.ia1s mat
to..L 1t IA as sea.t .1,t'cult, Y nc. Ia.
ta sns s,ass ot 1,SEo.., o. sny o,nsf, g eleei
1lxty: ise nemt~rs t,at Ct , hutdEed, under oar
IN II sais, unnser nr,,ef -, e,aer s,s:sns D il {
true, lie arIe nsnosssy sn Cook ntsht be 10 Hlel-
ii 10 .leet lsrt VI Tie aelegatsou srou cooI.
~
The Delegation tLere- Dur, when both tho great
parties II the State had manipulated taelr a,u3-
il votes IS bess they could. won!i DOE be found
thEt the majority party had secured sev.
| tnty or serensJ.nte tnsteaa o. st4lJ-ava .
tsn 1t be shown tna1 tae Ms.
tutis. parry would not te ahie to overcome an and
| tertiIe The one nnndredf Can n not b. ahox
| tras s1eh Hculd be the p1obAo.e rear1E. suppose
tte,e ia ntither ioe7 pos saln IN tic sfopotuon o.
parties IN tho LcE1sasnst, here ii inc good Sc
| CURED BET arm ent1hlnl Of the Legislature
Nith TIE ponrE 10 aixaskn my n1nfarcd bill b=sose
The people, and 10 Il toe MN that Will lare spt<
for il Il he does not s,ejsse t1s puEzxy and ulthy
! OF tic me1-urs can u su41a1ned7 A c4tl
I ztn vptea fnE A uf because h belongs Il
| Lee parry wnoee principles texd+ rs ha believes
10 tee best legislation. Lei q pazttcsl.xr Law h
brought betote The citizen, and his yota ~1l be o.
tho n.etts u the lax, ~ hs sosed belot- ca ~
| Et17ts Of parties IN corpo11ttoaA Gt1oMlst1 *
! nsa1ust os INT 0tsefauta heiosc the shafenolaefs
| IhefE naJ be unicItseen dtfNru:ttea Ia tln Har 0
such plAn - 1bore &uzxesIed. II 20 lei them B.
pointed cut The teous1eJ to draw ths peop;,
into 1he dfscIssEou OF l1a mef1ts aI tnaMttd bill
1n6e1d Of tht merits of Parties, esa en1y be c5
jecteo to ty patnsAnA j. l. y.
, 1869-10-14

The senEon Of Tho falling leaves, md Of
the gradual jnpsc Of nature into her annual
hleep, tho type Of death, is marked this
year by m unusual fatality among great
nen. Henry J. 1sayrnand, Secretary Raw
Inns, Senator Fcsscnden, JoAu Dcll, Bazou
IIhussu,nn, and Frank!in picseo hayo TO-
Gently pissed AWAY. Naop!et'n Ill.,, the
Enrl Of Derby, st1mirnl FarsnRnt, l.ntcrt
TooubH, Anus Kendall, and James Gordon
],cnncst have boen for weeks In The intni-
nent prospect Of death. Tho present
seenB 10 liz surt uf rcccsa between The
ncls Of our historic drntna, In which,
mr. nothing very smlsasssnt is srOusriring.
the acturB rrttro frum tho etnHc.
, 1869-10-14

The latest ffars.Ati1ntl- unii hF7ny$ the FcpcEt
OF n terrible Cuaf:a gratthn IN fHHgAFs. The tuNn
ns lanb4. ihr teat Of the cath"llc lt,"aop. burnt
dnNa tu irat than an E.slr, ant i"eut7 QUO chtI-
d.en crtsan.rl bs thr nAnieA The day prevtnu%
fptke nrr a heavy esosu1 rugged ascr lefge paf-
Ion of the eruntEJ. AM'H1 orl0ck II tho after.
tn< VI thc tam ii b-pttEnf,dt pto broke ont IN
fu5n ou the r1trepe rr.i OF the little to Va, and
!. .i.td y the t'atne'. Mott Of the nccple xcre In
the fei.s% And, fhonQh they returned lnmetiiateT
afirr they had caueht tho frat Gslnpse OF the dr.
GcJ cen too late to Hnve tntlf children and cat
liz. ~ CLOCK On tha antIt eTektn1, only the
thurch, fhe pslaee Q! tho E..hop, anf I'VE hpr4e.
rtnltprt. EssT dfheE bulairg ln The tnxn Fat
u a&ne*- A franciscan monk, the ChAaIala Of
the eo1 nniit, iaset trs oau1cn haiIdtnzs By tts
ctTraEtWctsOn and bravery. Tte administrator
o. sEe Hfsh0pt 1rop<IsJ toss ihEEe c.,l1drep. SO
tsET1klc xaS the tea. that cot Ststlge or the
tNdles of the butn1 chidrea could be dlscoseref
One dsJ previous to This catastrophe ft49btfo1
aecdelt occurred IT kotn&4sourF, tne seeold cap-
itat OF PYn.sia- TIE King was tbere On vtait.
NJ Whtl4t he A1d Ills stan and family Refr pnRs-
n9 E1dec nild8a ln Eondof2. tue public crn wd-
Gu v1th arch farce A4ulhx: the hajnstf1ie tnat 1t
fouF Of sneM eere takaa out Of tns wassr aezd.
andnR snctc the three children OF high cIFit OIL
Ger, EEut together With his wife and thu children.
Ec9c thInEE 6oHo. The parents Hert saTed, bar
1bn Mothe: aEcaMe fasane 1aen she hs1f1 Of tho
tate o. hef 1atfdEc1 AInonr the m:aaT 1f1ghtful
mar saw HI bride It hts slde betEE pushed INTO
tfe Ah{sa- He 1rmped a1:er nes, hoping to save
nts. la salErd 3er, IS be thought, h1Tan 10 Ia
thofe, 41d hsrzxht her there n3re. But Il Bak
aGotats %ntEah he hAd t&sed- His h.1tsa wAd
dIoWHEa ana arssKed to the fhoee, II lew minutes
ns1nE. xn-. II Il generally besescd tnst :1ey also
Afp IrpKlt3A
, 1869-10-14

The journalists OF this city havc formed
q Press Club, which already contains
scvcnty-forr members, including the great
majority Of editors md writer's crurl%9ed
on the daily press Of Chicago The con-
ssitutiou, adopted at a .ueeting held at the
Sherman HOUSE yesterday, states the OBJ
ierts of the club to be: "To provide the
opportunity for better mutual acqaaiat-
ance Of literary woTkeza in this city and
elsewhere to cultivate friendly
feelings between members os
the nr,ss. md 10 take united actiea in any
c.se Of general interest to its members.
It also ,,rcvidos that "a no political question,
! nor aus question affecting the relations be-
, 1869-10-14
IpLTTICIL

james u. Watt, Of Chester, AID 5oho G72d'
isca, Of Columbia, Nourpe County, are The ae-
k,.t:1can c~pa.iktsz for tha Innpak Ios.<ts'IAnaa
Convention nom tEAt District
e.1,, p-r+,r,. ca,1iprr Ia, Ex.EecfetarY Sow
- s,ln h,s rrr&s xsx 1ht,. ~i would haze No
slavery IN the Emitted s4sseA l ~onld nsFe ta's
trec Land IoF nj uAitonaltlts Oh the tAce o. inc
r,o,e. To cur sLafcs ! ~ou1d wtrouna Al tnea
Who lore ntelty ard would eo1o4 Inc tnnaeasae4
IF = f,ec land. Ilero shou.d 1heS hSe IN peeen,
rrotection and rtentY. And would haFe 20 re-
.cIltpn Il the 1An3, u l could prevent o. sup.
rnssn xcuid have The country eKcaooe ~
.ebe!s from it hrosd domain, and xoofo nsse II
extend uL1t. there Vas no room Tor them on!hoe
~ Il On th.s cont.nett, In = xusd, wooaa ha1s
tcFt OF tp.de. policy, ~h,cn would extend ttseaj
a,euad, taAe cvessts.rs in, md lei rosaspa e
| OFT"
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I he LNtc Storm In tho British Fr~r-
1nCkx.

1be ss1sm ta.enShoat the Brttlsn Pyorraces
wss very En ~ hosa ssoata-pakk ot II =: :aAss-
vailed - Ct ne1a1F. hut Ne hare no scco10ss Of
hsta ins1- Ses D1ansN,ck Aai1ered krsot reca-
tCn VI tth tsh frsa cf the bark Genli aud Ill OF res
e!tEen Eersons ou board The seA4e1 h1a Only
eteN launched tnree xet4 pfeslpas!T, Was ownei
t.<sA .hzt PATE TO Etw Mse1 10 load With ceAia
iox IteHoni Tie lcad had been p1epa1td, nd
te 81 EedoFrs wefs On board. and hAd disposed
ntored near the New Rtytr LetTe, ! bl.ck
tsswnanE rock tuil cropping ABOVE m ordf-
az! h'8h Natef sorface. Nee1 the blast
eser thts ard has1tt, nrotdsloe On, Up Ie ragged
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,wecu employer and employed, shall over
k, discussed or acted On III the meetings az
tho club" Tho annual meeting will bo
held On the ,hinl Wednesday "f November
next, vt which time ofhc,u. will be elected
for the ensuing Ycaf.