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, 1869-10-02

TERRIBLE AccIDENT. Last Supd., .
miner. named John Sparrow, fell f1o,a
the third level 10 the Golden Cbar;o,
mine to the bottom Of the shaft, a dis
tauce of ninety. -four feet, breaking both
legs, and one great toe, dislocatine one
ankle. and otherwise bruising him in a
terrible manner. Strange to saw. how
ever, be was brought up alive, perfectly
conscious, and for some time after the
occurrence experienced no pain. He
was brought to town by the Odd Fellows,
OF which Order be is a member, and
every attention paid him by bis brethren
OF the Lodge, although an almost total
stranger in the camp. DR.. Connolly.
the surgeon who dressed his wounds
and has bin in charge, informs us that
be is doing well.-OWykee Avalanche.
, 1869-10-02

SUIcIDE.-A miner named John Chaun.
cy, an old resident OF 0wyhee, blew his
brains out with pistol, at bis cabin
near the Home Resort mine, of which he
was part owner, last Thursday morning
Ohauucy bad been drinking freely for
several days here in town, and the night
preceding his death, he slept in Spriu.
gers Livery Stable, heavily under the
influence of liquor. This was the last
place be was seen alive. A pistol shot
was heard from the direction of his cabin
about four o'clock 10 the morning, and
he was found dead in his bed a short
time afterwards, with the pistol in both
hands still pointed directly at the wound.
The ball entered the right temple, and
death must have been instantaneous.
Ohauncy was native ofNew York, and
at the time of bis death, was about 46
years of age. He leaves a family, who
live in st. Louis, Missouri.-Opyhes
AUdLdHche.
, 1869-10-02

FRANK T. DODGE, for many years
Agent of the o. s. N. Company at
the Qalles, and a courteous, accOmo-
dating gentleman, has retired from
that position. Our old friend goes
to Puget Sound to represent the
ComPaoy's interests in that quarter.
, 1869-10-02

Loon CREEK MINEs-From all we can
gather relative to these mines, we are
lead to infer that they have fell far short
of early expectations. The mining ter.
ritory seems to be very limited, and from
the geographical features of the country
in that immediate section, it is improb,
able that gold exists to any extent out
side of the districts already 9rospected
and owned, which embrace a narrow
strip of the flats and creek bed, for a
distance of two or three miles. But
there would seem to be no question that
some those claims are very rich. The
weather has already set in cold, and
many persons are leaving for the pur
pose of winiering elsewhere Oro Grande
is improving some, and those who in>
tend to remain during the winter, gen.
orally own interests there, from which
they expect to realize handsomely in the
spring .-Oiryhee Ardlanche.
, 1869-10-02

A RADICAL friend, the other day,
bOastingly called our attention to the
fact that after all the talk about A.
j. Buffers immense wealth, bis es
tate had turned out insolvent. The
answer was that Spoon Thief Butler
administered on the estate, and as
matter of course gobbled it up.
, 1869-10-02

LEGIsEAroRs.-The Herald notices the
departure from Portland of Mess.s. Nix,
o'Bryaut, Vansyckle, and Cation, for the
scene Of their legislative labors. 10 the
course of the notice, it is stated that
Mr.. O'BryAut was the first Mayor of
Portland, baviog defeated Jos. Smith.
the present member of Congress, for
that office.
, 1869-10-02

ANNEXATION. = The people Of
Woodstock, Canada, were greatly
excited few days since over an
American flag which was nailed to
the top Of the highest flagstaff in the
town, and bore the inscription, AN
nexation."
, 1869-10-02
WORDS OF TRUTH.

Hon. D. W. Voorhies said in 9
speech before the Indiana democratic
State COnyeatiou, after stating that
the magnificent plantations were
worth over one thousand four huns
dred millions, while all the real es-
tate Of New England was appraised
at four hundred and seventysfve
millions:
"Where now is all this mighty
wealth of the South Where is her
corn, her Gotten and her cattle ?
Why do her gigantic resources invite
none of the world Why does her
business enterprise turn away from
this natural paradise of trade +? Why
does the emigrant, in search of a
home, go to COLDER harder and poor
er regions There. you can look
and behold the reasons for yourselves.
The radical Congress has killed
the life, hope AID the prosperity of
the best portion of the Republic.
Once it poured into the lap of
fostering and protecting government.
astream Of treasure as deep and strong
as the current of its own Mississippi.
Now it hangs like paralyzed limb,
a helpless incumbrance, poor pen
sioner aud burden upon the pa
tience and bounty of the rest Of the
body. Its fields are smitteu with an
unnatural sterility. Every produc.
tion has withered and died, as if
some vast upas tree cast its shade
over all. A fatal and desOlating
blight is upon the land, upon the
mountains, and upon the new vine,
and upon the oil, and upon that
which the ground bringeth forth, and
upon men, and upon the labor of the
hands " In her ancient glory and
strength she could meet one half of
the taxation which now dArkens
the face of the land She could
take from your shoulders one half the
load that now bends you to the earth.
The South, in natural condition
of prosperity-the child of protection
instead of oppression-an OBJECT of
love and not of hate, spoiation and
vengeance on the part of the govern.
ment-cOuld pay two hundred and
fifty millions a year as her share of
the revenue. Under the present
murderous policy, however, towards
her, ii costs two hundred and fifty
millions a year to govern, crush aud
destroy her, making a difference of
five hundred millions. an amount
almost equal to the entire expenses
Of the government The radical
policy has not only set fire to and
consumed one,half of The graberies,
the stack and harvest fields of the
United States, but it likewise taxes
what is left, to keep a standing army
over the ghastIy and smouldering
ruins il has made.
, 1869-10-02
sp ecial Collector of Claims

Special Collector of Claims
Accounts, Notes, Bonds, Drafts, and Mer.
camille Claims of every description through
out Oregon and the Territories, WILL RE
MADE A SPECIALITY AND PROMPTLY
COLLECTED, as well as with due regard
to economy in all business matters htrust.
ed to his care, and the proceeds paid over
punctnally.
REAL ESTATE DEA LER.
Portland, Sept. 25, 1869. se-25tf
, 1869-10-02
An OLD EXPREss FIRN-V

AN OLD EXPRESS FIRM.-We
see it stated that Wells, Fargo & Co,
are about to Withdraw from the ex,,
press business. This is the Oldest
express firm on the Pacific coast, if
not in the United States, and has
always conducted the business on a
liberal scale and with entire reliabil-
ity. As early as 1854, when the
house of Adams & Co., at that time
taking the lead in the express bust
ness, failed and swindled hundreds of
confding creditors, Well, Fargo &
Co., were in the field and continued
right on paying every claim as pres
sented. Prompt aud reliable, and
always accommodating, we shall wit
ness the disappearance of this old
firm with regret.
, 1869-10-02
Notice to Absent Defendant.
In the District Court Of tile FIRST JudictaL
District
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, TO-
EOIINnY DE WAIlA WAII-A oo

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, To-
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA %
TO JOHN SHAW: You are hereby no.
Il Iifed tina; j. ROSkNFELD e. co -,
have filed complaint against you in said
Court, which will come on to be heard at
the first term OF the court, which shall com
mence more than two months after the I'd
day or October. 1869. Aud unl,ss you up-
pear and answer at said term, the slme viii
be taken AS confessed, and the prayer there
Of granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint
is to recover from you the sum OF S9j7 4G, a
balance due on account for goods sold aud
delivered TO you
Complaint filed July l2, 1863
MIX " MULLAN,
oc2 Pm Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
, 1869-10-02
DULL TIMEs.-The Mountaineer

DULL IIME5'-1ue MUuuIaIntet
says that the iron foundry and work
shop of the 0. s. N. Company at the
-Dalles is closed, and the workmen
discharged. Reason-so little is do
ing on the line of the River that the
receipts scarcely meet the expenses
attending running the boats.
, 1869-10-02
TOM HOUSE,


New Orleans, Sept. 24.-The Pic
ayune says Investigations have been
in progress tor some time, 10 the
Custom House, of the books, as far
back as Kellogg's regime. It's dis
covered that during Kellogg's admin
istration large frauds were perpetra>
ted in a manner so bold aud hagrant
that it would be an insult to the in
telligenee Of officials then in Office,
to suppose they we're not coguizant
of the facts Vessels of com parative-
ly small tonnage, have cleared from
this port, with cargoes apparently Of
whiskey, on manifests, that ships Of
three or four times their capacity
could not have slowed away. imagin
ary merchants of Honolulu and Green.
land have received on paper many
such consignwents which In reality
we're sent west, or put into the mar :
ket here.
Richmond, Sept. 24.-Gen. Canby
has printed his correspondence with
prominent VirginiaLs in respecr to
the test oath. The letters show
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Our SCHooLDAY Vlsrroa comes regu-
IarIy, richly fIcighted with good things,
to our table. Thi. magazine gives more
reading mater, better illustrations, and
more liberal premiums thao any other
periodical Of its class published, It will
soon commence It's fourteenth year aud
volume, so that i, is safe and solid In
short, We pronounce it TO be the cheap
est, best and most worthy young peoples
magazine Of all others. Terms, 81. 25
ayenr Tho Publishers give to every
subscriber, for % cents, magnificent
s''eI'pla'C engraving specially drawn and
engraved atimensc cost, and worth So 50
per copy Address D,oghGlaY & Beck
sF publishers, d?l Walnut Stnot, Phil
al2lphla, Pa,
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PTMPLES.

The un designed will cheerfully mail GREE
to all who wish it the Recipe and full direct.
ions for preparing aud using simple and
Beautif ul Vegetable Balm, that will i'm.
mediately remove Tan, FreckleS, Pimple>,
RloIches, and all eruptionS aud impurities Of
the skin. leaving the same soft elea;, smooth
and beautiful
Hewill also send GREE instructions for
producing, by very simple means, a LV4uEIANT
GROWTH or HAIR on bald bead or smooth face
in less than thirty days fTom its first applioa
tiOn.
The above eau be obtained by return mail by
ddrussing THOS T CHAPMAN,
Chemist, 1875 Broadway, New York
20, Box SIPS. taug SLY
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The Alablma Claims are now ~ again
for adjustment and the British govern.
msnl hes expressed itself desirous Of an
arbitration. Among the claims prssist-
sutly pressed ,re those of the ever pres
cut and active J. C. Ayre & Co. for the
value of shipments of Cherry Pectoral
Sarsparlla, Aguo Cure. and Pills, in
transit for Oregon, NoncOuvor's Island
aud Russian America destroyed on the
Anna Schmidt of the coast Of South
America. So universal is the use oil
thsir remedies that they are oflos. on al.
most every sea; and this i'm is frequent.
'y caught between the upper and netFcr
mitI'tones Of coaDending nations. But
they are known to stanl up for Their
rights, aud to get them. --R.paJ!ican
Washington D. C.
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At a n,eetiog of tho RepuoIica1 vo.
tiers of CIsudenen township, held on
the 10Th inst, the following township
ticket wa, nominated:
For Supervisor John B. Stevens
CIerk-E. NJ Rollins School Commits :
sioner--John B. Stevens; Trea'uret--
Calvin Potts: Inpec;Or OF Elections
ylhn Faid!ey
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When your neighbOr comes 10 borrow
the Register, just whisper gently in his
car, in thunder tones loud enough to be
heard mile, thotilis the duty of every
man who loves his neighbor better than
himself, to take his county paPet-but
not from his neighbor's step.
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County and toaushlp candidates can
have their names printed on the election
tickets, by calling at or addressing this
fife. By attending 10 it in time, You
may save trouble. As the election is
near a, hand. it will be well to attend TO
f. a, once. Price fifty cents a name.
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NEw FIrM We direct attention 10
tho advertisement Of G, B. Thomss &
500, in This issue of our paper. They
have just received larg, stock of dry
goods, notions. &c., which they are Offer
ing at very low prices. And that they
are advertising literally is evidence that
this firm Intends, is 10 deal honestly
with their customers, They nre not
afraid to let the people know lheY have
goods to sell. Give them call, by all
mean,.
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CaeAp PRINrNG.-Fvery description
Of Plain and Fancy Job Pdndntiog exc
soled at this office, as low as any other
10 the Safe, reports to the contrary not
wilhstandiOg
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saNAL.-We had very pleasant
call from E. 7, Moore, Esq, formerly
Editor of the K4oawha JourRqi Tuesday
AIR. Moore is now engaged in the mer'
c,n,ie business at Crave CITY. We
wish him sbundant success in his new
undertaking.
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The President has appointed Thursday,
lhe 18Th day Of November NET, as day
Of thank giving and prayer.
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SAD ISpEeD,-It with feelings of grief,
that we announce the death, after q
short illness, Of Capt. William HarpOId,
at his residence near Hartford CITY, on
the 10Th inst Mr. HarpoId was one Of
straightforward, generous and enterpri-
Mason counry's best citizens. His
loss 70 the State and county is irrepara.
bio.
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SEN0 FOR A COPY OF NEW EDITION
y WELLS EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAW
YER AND BUSINESS FORM BOOK

complete and reliable guide to all matters
Of law and business transactions for every State
in the Union. The professional man. the far
mcr, the mechanic, the merchant, the manulact.
urer each require convenient comprehensive,
and reliable work which will enable him to draw
mp any instrument that may be required, and
that will furnish him with such information as
Is usually called 'or in all his business relations
of lilp-a book that every body can understand,
and that will enable every one to be their own
counsel, The entire leading press OF the conn-
try unqualliiiedly endorse the work. Price on
lY $22j Sent post paid. Agents wanted
everywhere Address JN0 9 WELLS, Pub
Usher, 1872 Broome st. Ny. Oct 2l-3m
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Tn, largest stock of dress goods and
trimmings IN town at Smith & Martins
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Unsurpassed inducements in all arIic
,,., Of goods at Smith & Martins
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B,AyK DEeDs We have just printed
lot Of Blank Warranty Deeds, which
-. for sale at this Office,
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n,,,,r ADvERrlsING AGsNCY.- MessrS
=, p - piIor Jr'. and JIhn NJ Kilman, at ~
J. d i CE,ries street, Baltimore. Nd, are our
SCUM aG AGENTS 10 receive subscriptions aud
NUM- lIn.,i.smcnts. at our regular terms.
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To the Ladies'.

The Married Ladies Private Compan-
ion contains the desired information on i'm
poriaut matters never before made public. A
copy sent free to those who wish 10 give 1t II
candid perusal. Address
Mrs. r. S. Godfrey.
Greenpoiut, Kings Co., Sew York
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TOWNSHIP NEELrNo The Republican
voters Of L. wis Township, are requested
10 meet at ne Court House Saturday
October % 1869, at2 o'clock P. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the various township offices.
BE- order of The COMMITTEE.
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Ladies' Department.
Prints, Dclaines, All Wool Delaines Cob.
ing Cloth, French Moreno, Buffalo
brand Alpaca, Poplins, Flanncls,
Bleachrd and Brown Musins
CambricS' Barred Jack
onet, Swiss Muslin
NainSook Linen
Lawn,
Black silk Nett, ackonet. and Hamburg
Edging. Trimmings Breakfast Shiwls
Square Shrwls, Long Shtwls,
Ladies' Misses aud childrrn's French Calf
aud French Morocco Polish Boots and High
Polish Caters, Ladies', Misses and Ohidrcn's
Calf and Kip Bllmora Bootcc' Hoop skirts,
Hosiery Gloves, lload Nets, Combs brushes,
Nubas, Sc, &C., AZ Low PRICES at
oct 2l'2w SMITH & POLSLEy's,
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PERsoNAL, We take the following
from the G-IlipOis Baihta'
'On Sunday last. we had the pleas,
ure OF meeting Hon. John Hall aGd
Gen.J A. McCsuslOnd, Of Point Plea
ssnt, who were passengers on the Am
erica, returning from The Southern Com
mercisl Convention, recently held 10
Louisville, Mr. HILL says all the Sat S
in the Union were represented, end the
deliberations Of The body were generally
harmonious. and the results obtained
will be fel, for the good of the entire
country,
Mr.. Hall represented West Virginia
upon number Of Commi tees. Among
others be was a member OF The Com
mttee on Permanent Organization, the
Committee 90 the Soulhera Pacific
Railroad, The Committee on Blinking
and Finances, the Committee on the
Improvement Of the Tennessee River,
and the Commiltee on Taxation. The
reports of the irsl Two aud last named
committees, met his views, but he dis
sen,ed from the principal features of the
others,
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Roofland's German Ionic

ia combination Of dH he iHgrsitnb n us
Biiisrs, lcih ruRK SiHti C,sp RHHi, Orug', 'Ic
HLuisd for he sans dlSs'f'I as hs BWers, IN
cases uhsrs Iymr pure di,aauhc siimHiw Is re-
quir,L Iou trW bar IN mind M1t hsss r'lns'
dies ore entirely different Jrym dHy o'hsTs
adrsriiad for ne cure N Ne d.ssB;ii nIm'd,
Hsss bshg f-ituhfr wspIrpiilH' ~ Hoicinl
srirdrig ishHJ he ObsTI 6Te Hsrs d,rUc!ioHS "
ram n i0lga iosg g4 INNIG IL ,l,cit,Ny one
81 He nLf pitIguR ant 0WcsGLf rrmui'rS err
ogiyfiO ne yuLl,c HS ists E3sYuyits u 10
a ulsnnrc 10 iltt IL ,sAds ~ iiIsyiriy rrhil
crirug, aud medicinal gHdl!g,9 brrs o,aGs'd u 10
&c lgyrH o. yg;,'..' c'dn -SE.gi
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PERSONAL We would call especial
attention of our readers to the important
letter Of GIN ]. S. Wtcher, published
on the second page of this issue. Gen
Wilcher is the present member, OF Con
gress, of our State, and is one Of sr
most able representatives., as he vas dur
ing the war one Of her most gallant sol.
diers, He has always been since its or
gauization, aud still Is 8 prominent lead
er in the RepublicOn party. We COM
mend his opinions 70 the earnest consd-
craiOn Of 81! thinking men.- Valley
SIR.
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TANKS We return thanks to john
Hall, Esq, for file. Of Louisville and
Cincinnati papers, in odvance of tie
~, ,ils
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When you are il waOt.of good boots,
or shoes. or hats, or anything in the dry
goods line, call at Smith d Martins,
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NOTICE The members of ,he Phi'o
debating society, are requested 10 meet
OF Capt. Phelps Law Office, Friday even
ing, for the purpose Of reorganization
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ToST OFFICE HOURS.-The Office is
,rsn from O'Clock a. m. to 8 o'clock p NJ
S S Srndays FROM o'clock a M to NJ
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AEw MEDrclNE'.--Dr .B,rbee rcceiv
ed last Saturday. large stock Of flesh
medicines, They we're from the firm Of
Lnughlin, Smith & Co., Wheeling. Dr.
Bsrbee ptonouDces them the best lot of
pure medicines he mas ever had.
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There will be service 10 the Presbyte-
rian Church next S.bblth morning, at
the usual hour, and at night.
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SHOW The irsi ,uoS Of the season,
fell in this place on Tuesday afternoon,
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MARMED-On Tuesday, October 9th,
at the residence OF the bride fs,her, in
Pu.0am counry by Rev B. B Blair, Dr..
George A. Wright and Miss Helen W..
RuG'ner.
On The 18th inst, at the residence Of
the brides father. 10 West Columbia, by
R.v. ". B. Hodge Mr., Thomas Byrne
Mrs. Il ,unsh Kay.
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief JusIies. d the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvania.
PmLLpELFnIA, March ID, 1891.
lind " HoodIHdG GsrmdH Bhlcrs "a not an
inioricdiiny bcpsr1gsebui Is a good tonic, uisfa
ia diSorisrs Of the digeJ'ir, organs, aud q gT'di
Jsn,M in cases Of dsb.hiy and Iodm VI HsTvoIl
acton in he Iysi,n,
liOurI truly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-18

Asquad OF infdels, calling thsmsel YES By tie
high-sounding tile OF I" The Philosophical Ly-
ceum," and who have very properly been
stopped from uttsrins their blssphemiss in the
Council Chamber. held q meeting yesterday to
protest against the action OF the Council In
turning them out Their numbers are so in.
significant, and their ravIngs 90 nearly border.
ing upon idiocy, that the whole thing merits
notice only as serving to show the public
clearly ho,g ignorant and hos besottsd are the
ruling spirits in this would.be crusade against
Chris tianity and the Sabbath.
While the greatest, wisest and best men that
the world has ever known have been sin cere.
devout believers In Christianity, lis no:ics.
able that those who profess to be able BY supe.
riority OF mental vision and largsness of intel.
iectto rise above the "bigosry" and " uper.
stiaon" Of such belief are Of the class who spell
blasphemy with . at" and toleration with two
SIS" II Dr. Boyd and his band Of phiIo.
sopners would remit for the time being their
efforts in behalf Of L" Mental Liberty, and take
some training in the rudimentary class OF q
Sunday school, 1t might not be time thrown
away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-18

j. o. Parker sends us Appleton's Illustrated
Almanac for 1870. The illustrations are on the
whole better than those OF the Atlantic Wustra.
ted Almanac. but neither are up to the mark this
year. The best are by Wand. barley con.
tributes a number, all a. insipid as possible
The barley pictures are for the most part re-.
productions OF those hat have appeared In Ap.
p'eton's Journal, and include the "Spring" and
Summer" pictures, in the first Of winch BIZ
careless drawing the male figure Is minus q leg
and In the next the female appears to have
mona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-18

There isn't, after all, going to be war be-
tween Massachusetts, and the United States
this year, at least, on account OF President
Grant not having conformed TO the usages Of
that State in appointing Thank sgiving Day.
Governor Claim has considerably removed
all cause of collision by appointing the 18th OF
November-the dale named by the President
to be observed within his Jurisdiction, Instead
Of the last Thursday Of the month, Is he was
helligerently called upon to do by the large
body of strict constructiouist still living in
Massachusetts who "came over in The May