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efsugArlxe SOLDIERS saAfrs.
Calls for 11eetin&4 Of Committees.

FINANCE CuxXTTTEE.
The Finance Committee appointed for the deco
ration Of The grayes Of our 4es1 heroes III.
Alex. McC1urg, K N. Houeh. Ed Jussen. N. b
Scatc4 Lyman Bridges, A. Jacohson, j. p. Web
ster, E T. c. kloke ). D, Sweet, X {. Huls, Jos
Med!l!, arc earnestly requested to attend meet
Ing at At PArtor No. 10. Sherman House, on to-
m6srow friday, at O'Clock n m. II Is also de-
ea5cd that the other committees anorld be repre-
sente.l at the Hleeilng, to give rs an csunate Of
the amount OF funds necessary.
II. r. u WALLACE, Chairman.
Evening papers please cory.
DECORATING C0NNITTEE
The ladies' and gentlemen tomposlng the Sol
d,ers' Graves Decorating COMMITTEES will meet a.
P1rlor No. fremont Honse to-day, At o'clock
p, N. II Is nost earnestly requested that eserJ
member nf sne committee he present The sue
cess nf the decorating ceremonies viii IN great
measure depend upon the enoEts Of this commit
tee. r ". ShIIH, Chairman.
GRAND AKNT AEEEISu-
The members Of Post = are urgently requested
meet ut Turner Hall this evcninR. At Sciock for
the purFcsc Of making asra01rmeuts for attending
the ceremonies Of decorating The cravtA Of our
fallen camfaLeA Dy of.ler Of the fpat Com
nAnter, ]. f. BAKTES, Ad4t
, 1869-05-20
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CUBA.

Farther PnFticuln17 OF the Battle OF
Los MtunH-Coiorrd Troops Dcsers
aud Join the IuxufKcnt Forcas-
Tho Spanish Army DemoFn1ized
and I8ndIy Defcnted-k E1libuztcr
uo5crne1f nj SNSX alrfrAun.
, 1869-05-20
OTTAWA.

Ottawa Fnilrond Company.
Special 1+@rasch 10 The Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA, Ill, MAY IL.
Pursuant to notice, the eorpofato1s OF the nelst-
dcrc k Ottawa Railroad met here to-day, and
effected permanent organization by the election
Of the following o',ecrs: Hen. c. y: Ma,sa.
uf pckalb, President; lion E. u Tslooth Of
itIy1durc, Secretary: George c. CAmPheft. OF
OitaWa- Treasurer; ExrN My. ot Roone County
Lewis McEweu, Of vekalb County: aud Hon:
samnel Wiley. Of IaSallc Coansy. were elected
Vice Presidents
RenoAtSs were ustle BY General =. A. Husfbak
Hon. Ha1uuel WILEY, Hon {. ". Marsh, John II.
1ioatcEd and Others, and the best Of feeling prr-
Snilcd. .
Subscription hooks 10 thc stock Of the rosa vii
be tpccdity opened, a1d the necessary measure:
taken to tnsuEs the building Of this ruat
, 1869-05-20
NEW YORK.
specisi Despatch u TIE Chicago Tribune.
SEF YozK, MAJ IL.

Gpe~lS4 O<spAs<n ~ A"e NssAs"Ato AttN1ae'
....- SfF loa1' MAJ II.
n.AA*S 81 e
InestoEn to-QaJ caaseo conslaerAnse aAmaRc
on Long AAaha anu N sone P2E8 u to0oecticaL
IWo annn8nta un1tainSs were olo"n DOWN II
annsefs FoinH and lne sA1"E emoanfmenfA
"ee se11oos's ""'aeo ava -. 7e'etaa FiaCes-
.. 1Aca77sA
Challenges will be isSued shortly for grand
raeht Eaee along the Atlantic COST IN August OF
September. Al yaeas cl1ns IN the Lnited states
hn Do Invited 10 participate
NosEf-
Ihe money 1nafket u more actlTe. etVea PER
Cent s tae general rate on cail. transactions 1t 9
Per cent Icing ratnef exceptional the DEMAND
II caused W acs1se speculation IL gold and stocks
odn+
There Faa gfeas e1clLemen1 IN tae eoll @at-
let to-day, owing 70 Warrington des7atehes aoout
Cuoa ana suS.ano' Aoo "AsaAe news IRON Lon~
don speco1auon "a9 yer! arNe a. Int "a!
closed. .......
- TEE HAn"r ARfH
w ouotaa1 fspsennJ u saaacs1n1 .soeks, M
der Eeporta that the Governor had stgned the New
York Central bills EXHAvtK1nt reports were
aooat In regard 10 forthcoming scup Dividends on
m.nx leadtuu roadR It is Etaied. OF, Road author-
~ H., ,ns psnn11,vsn., r.r+.., nnsr, - ,sss.
ny, tnA& tae <euas9N an'% &enHA ooe9a 10 se2sa
tho Fort wayne Aoad. upon N obligation 70 pay
Il per cent upon tho present stock Of The Fo1t
rms n = =
~ 49,, ~. .s.s~.nsn. -, -,
lnent opesatots In1nA TIC arrangement VIA oe
made good- -
n,. or.,r,,a,t hnnI narrs, h.s ,,een .c,tye
lIe So,e4 U'.s .oue s..s.. .s..-,e =. ,.se.s
ind excited, VIII a iofshef aa'aaee ~ i'sNes'
Business has been large oa osders from the In
ter+nr
1,x ,,rrx sx,snt1.
E1chsnTo con,m,ttee IN N. Alike,
ine esocA GAeAose y. su1 @aAe
an1 that others were probably associated with
AItcn in thu fraud
14AsA - ~ nTrrse ~ o.prv.,n,
...u. .a-. a1.am,r. .n1t Cs,h.,a, n.,.
3tanau papers san"0A@% s1A| SA1A"A4ai aAs
freah Attack Of illness and Is suffering severely.
Ills nhsxlc.ans &ay he Is Itable ID die any uonent
nm ExpsEsa rtRlorrAs tssAs1rY.
The insanity o1 carosta stesdh5 grows more
hopeless. Her mome1ts Of sanity nrc less fFrqaent
thAp lust cal, aud she 4nagIues herself ETH! III
Mexico.
~" ersH... .VaaIouA ~
The Portuguese Government Is experimenting
with a machine, yesJ easy to operate, that dis
e'A To "a THE AssoG1ATEn PPEss
r:,xe,nor Iaf5msn gesterttay s,rnei nine act,
W., ~ .sn,a -, r,H.r etsT1ad ~ h+T - ~
M 1 ~. .ea ~ ,1tss; ~
3nrp Hp1S FL III ~ Mnms.on I'LL H. has ~.
;os% Ns% ~ ~, ~ ~. anne4atn ri iantInoIuro tn
NV 1t.u eue LII ''' NV " ~
1sos' ,-n,e,.-n ..,<, ,oacrx
7, nssss - ~ - ,,ctSn,1,.f - saa,,ox NJ.
~. ~ ,,. -. st,1 pshi I,,;nT ,,1 ~ r.,
s ~ at,,, III ~. the ,tleped ,otsnn,no t,cirw
aham uv,,rr,nrnr
1tts stn,et, that several German tro,er. have
,,ise,1 n,,1ion ,Iol,srs 10 ttnIsr Schnnler CO,
1..tS so.l @ - y. y. - ~. - =
" suGsl Sh, W s..s ~. = hs. a @ tuEIa -
mertel haneers have bo,a susuepsied In II, eonse.
ruce ~ SShnsner". fetiT,rs },n9 Ill hn,n xoon n
, 1869-05-20

ArTAns N 4rarHAItA-SEw zEl1ASn lpr1cEs.
sAs FhASclsco, May 1o.-srssney, Australian
advtces are to March 20. 4 fstghttu1 mortality
aMppg the sheer 1ocks Of .hr Colony Of yJctosis
Ia caused BY dfonth. The air Il tantc! for miles
W the deconposlnG carcasses- Smallpox IL pre-
SalllnE at Melbourne.
Tho Minister at New South Wales had refused
to remove the newspaper tax
The cfora Of tnc FatItcks Plains district, New
South Walca, with the exception Of the grape, are
d total failure.
Several Important gold discoveries arc noticed.
New Zealand intelligence ssates that the rivers
At.WarVnnnie orc 50 hooded as TO cause a sus-
pension OF military operations. Rewards tsai been
offered Tor the chitfa Of the rebellion, dead Or
alive.
, 1869-05-20

Fight lictsxccn tho Metropolitan 70.
lice and CsEixene Of Jeflerpon f,tsx
-Troora Called into Nequtsttton
City E2ErfAan.

SEF ORLEANS. May .e.-C1!I1 last nigh. the al.
Joining ci!s u Jefferson Though lacl1ied in The
the Metropolitan force Offering a1mc.i rrs{.tanre
70 cfeIt attempt OF The Ae.7opo.ttsus TO cx.
e5cs5e &c = toe f5nettons Of their ou1cea Last night
Ine MetsoFottans OF this city mustered to The
humber Of $40, nnlcs captain mi Tie otlrer. DE-.
.ai'etl to take th2ree Of the Jefferson precinct,
Msoe most.oeai about 10 o*clock on the
Mhn1clna! buildings, which we7c oilet1 with arm ii
t cltHfns- 4 ANAL battle ensnel Twelve Or four.
; teen AcsIopoiitans weEt wounded. swo Of hpu
alt thought 10 be danetrouklJ. The police retired
Ano GovesnH Yarmouth called npon General
ntshed this morning, which tnz1cAed quietly to
INC municipal buildtnEA Meeting no Opposition,
2n0 Installed tho AetEopol!tana IN po1ae4slon-
T1te citizens Of Ieds.1ou are m1ch ekcised. and
es sf,l;!ieis a-e s!:! o. tat s.olss ia de.uoa
, 1869-05-20
LOUISVILLE.

The Cuse OF the Negro Murderer
Conlcy-Thc Prisoner HcmRhded
to the Custody Of the United States
Q{{iCeEk4
LecsEr1E Msy 1a.-A.o.ncr STEP was tsken
today IN The c:*e of John Couiey, The nesro m7r-
dcTcr. He MAS taken from the CUSTODY Of the
tcfo:c Judec nsllasl Of thr Enltc1! states Court
The object Of the proceeding Wss to r!.ee The
gro within the jurisdiction Of the Federal aushoFi-
tics, which Is done under the act of February 8,
1861, which provides Particularly for this desc7.p
ton Of cateA Had IL not bcen done, the ne2so
kdn being within the custody Of the State Co1zts
p!satton Of the trpf4evt granted hg GaEe1nol
Stevenson to MAI - The next move vii b. tn'
a,sCuclt Il tic SKATE A,rs1aet tat laa4 a4aHs.s
, 1869-05-20

LONDON, Nay 19.
AdvtceA from Hong Kong to April s hare
been received. A rlacarI had becu e1ten8ve.y
posted up throughout the Chinese Empire de-
upuncing the Christian missionaries In violent
tcrInA.
Ax INSULT TO TIE FRENCH MINISTER At rEKIN.
Twas vamored that q Chinese o11cia1 Of high
rank IN Pektn, IN 1t OF anger slapped the French
Ambassador, connt De Lamande, In the face, and
The nag oTet the French Legation had heen haule,1
down.
FKAES or 1CAS1AE AGGRESSION.
The Chinese Government was very cneasy In
consequence Of fears Of further encrpach ncnts on
Chinese territory by tho Russians
, 1869-05-20
ErNtlccs
TIE BCRtNGAXI MISSION.

Paris. May le.
Minister Buruugame has tad before the French
Minister Of Foreign Analrs the prclinlnartcs Of
treaty between China and France. similar u s1b-
stance to that which he negotiated With Great
Britain. M1. DIrIsngape and the Chinese En-
bassy expect to conclude their negotiations With
the French Government before the end Of next
month, and Will probably leave Paris about the
2tst prox1mo,
, 1869-05-20

$500 feet, east and west front, On the
Drexe1-av. Boulevard Said 9on1evard
fa tc be improved at onee. Lots 50x
200 fest to 2o-foot alley.
l,2oo teet, On the weste1u portion d The
Great South Side Park nearest to the
city. Lots 5ox18o, to wide alley.
500 feet, east hcnt, On the north end Of
the Great Lake Shore Park. 4. most
beautiful piece Of property. TO be said
in Large lots
1900 feet On Kaakakee-av. Boulevard,
beginning at Its north end, at Douglas
place, or Thirty -6Rh-st-
5000 feat On Cotta3e Grove-av7 all be-
tween the City Limits and the Park, in
25-foot lots
1000 feet 'front.' on Vincennes, Charles
aud other avenues, between, the two
great Boulevazds, mostly ans gzovo
property.
5000 fest choice grove lots On the ave-
nues, east Of Drexelav, Boulevard and
al near Kenwood Station Most beau
uful property.
1000 Lots In the southwestern envirnrs
Of the city, On and near the Fihv-fifh-
IT. Boulevard. A great Opportunity for
ALL cla4aes, especially CLERKS, to
secure choice Let for futurn houe, CT
as profitable investment Of their sur
plus earnings. TEE BEST SAVINGS
BANK Ia tho world. Anybody who
can raise from $40 to $50 can secure
one Of these lots at this sale, which In a
few years will be worth thousands Of
dollars. This property also lies near
the proposed route for the Great Calu-
met Ship Canal. Laboriny men and
mechanics would do wall to make 4
note Of this and govern themselves ac-
eotdingly. A-portioE Of these lots will
be sold IN the evening, together with
twenty-five lots in Judge Davis Subdi-
vision, to accommodate 1aboriug men
and clerks.
ten-ac1e blocks On the F'ifty-ffth-st.
Boulevard, to be sold by the block or
half block. A rare chance for capitalists,
| 80 lots on Harrison and TYler-sts, be-
tween Throop-st- and Centta-av. 4
central and beautiful location tn the
| West Division Of the city,
INSIDE BUSINESS LOTS.
871 feet, east hont, on the cc1ner Of wollz
and Jackson-sts1 with buildings
| so feet on 6tate-st, near Harmon and
Peck-eourts; two choice 4o-feet bust
| ness 1ota~
Several business leta o. Cottage Grovc
av. near Twenty in the My
rick tract.
Five choice budncss lots On the corner O
Canal and Ha1rison-sts, with an east
front on Cara1-ht-
| choice lots On Hanison-st-, next west ol
above.
AL Of which property II more fully de-
sc1tbed In cur pamphlet, which contains
amap OF the city, and plAts of the prop
erty to be sold, and can be obtained at
ouE office free Of charge. Also large
plats Of the property can be seen by call.
Ing at our office, No. Las Washington-st
, 1869-05-20

Fr17arksu, May 1s. This afternoon two men M e.
te.ed the store Of r Roh!soo gEoseF; .! ta.s
While eucsced with him confederate entered tac
hack door Ind robbed the safe Of ss-e@ U money.
and The xsme amount IN checks An4 no1ca 0ne
Of The rarr1cs V!ylng the name nf Geo- stcFeas
Hns asrcs1rt1. but bonc Of the money fccovcsea-
, 1869-05-20

o. Motion to remand the negro into the cc1todJ
OF the State Court This motion will probably be
n,Ade next week, as tue Cn1r4d Ststes Couls COM
!!srscea Its tssZu next Monday. In the meantime
kSe negro wi rtnktn To 3ati, bur N charge OF tho
Cn:.eu St4trs Aa1thal.
, 1869-05-20

Uff7! IN eFETfCe ~
The dedication OF the hail viii taKe plaee IN
connection with the commencement exercises Of
the collcge.
Work has been commenced on the new High
School building. The design for this building was
furnAhed by chicago architect, aud, when CON-
Flcfcd, vii be one Of The finest structures Of tbs
l1 kina IN the State: Prot ke,r. prinetpai ot the
4 teacher and Al organizer Of schools, stands in
the frpnt rank Of ha profession
The State TcAche1' Association meets In 0Ah-
II schools Of this city has accepted in Invitation
to deliver an Addrcss On that Occasion
Judge SoEgte, Eho wns appointed Chief Justice
Of Idaho. will leave tot that Territory. With his
family, next week.
, 1869-05-20
CHESS Ut TELEGRAPH.


Chicago Axalust Fort Wayne.
The second Of = serieA Of match games By tele-
graph between the Chess Clubs Of Chicago aud
Fort Nayne was continued list evening, tho
zeconl Of the plaJ, commenting .. move No. II, ts
f,lors. -
, 1869-05-20

ekcted fof three yeatk. The societJ sdNu1ed 70
meet In Bugtca Itfeo 1eaFa hench NHatF w1s
held 4 BAfncYn1 HoaA. TeeAz and Nsponses
~rro made, bux no seF<xtefx voro pfnk-1A KK-
f1extdeut Ftzhk1t0 Pierce ~AS present n AteinE1te
and member.
, 1869-05-20

FCILER-EvFRSpEH- -In ts!a cf,v. .Aayl6. At h.s
ressd<uce, by Rev DAfid WRHA.p< Nf. Samuel Fuller
and Mis- May Eve1nicn. Ill Ct Chicago.
PEyEE1L-BARTOE-In this city. ii thu SAthnd
R4rsst Charth My ID BY R~r. f. j. loodtpee< EyEi4
n Frnne1f End Miss Cara o. AAr1oo.
SS- Davenport and Muse1tnr pAi<Es p4easr COPY.
HOCu-BURLEIGH-1n .his e!sy, Nay. u, hy Rrv
Dr.. Fowler, Vim. a. Hneh. of FitshufKh, PA. and
Mixa Uattie Hut1tIeh, Of Kew YORK Ctr,
, 1869-05-20

The PnteFson, n. j., Rncr..
NE# Yong, May l2.-At the Paterson races to-
day the hay ge.d3nT Ecrotd beat EGot.st and Er.
1aEa the mic and quarter selling race In 2:e.s :.
The other races ann0anted for so<iAf wtre moi
I'm owing 10 the rSJn.
, 1869-05-20
FINANCIAL.
Stocks and Bonds

. 100000 Bonds Issued byro
IN Henry, Stark and Peoria coun-
ties, Illinois, I Q to 70 years, inter
est 10 per cont payable annually.
y sums OF $500 and u GOO. Of
tc:cS a. pcs. @5 ec.tc. 5c.:-::e7 81
kse market TIM n these Bonds. fh
Towns arc FREQ from debt, A state-
ment of the condition OF
Town, from the County Clerk,
be soon at our office
$40, 600 School Bonds, int
10 per cent, or 2 years.
IT par. District only miles south
0f Court House, in Chicago.
$500 lunbeTunn'A In
stock at par. In lots of 20, rs, SO
or 70 shares
500 900 Mercantile ~-''''.--
Stock at a price E1aat nets ~ p
cent pa7 annurn. Dividends esi-
60 days.
, 1869-05-20
METEOR el0sIEAt.

Meteorological Record for May ~, 1863, ~ r.
ported BY J. q. LAneguth, Jr. opttctan, III Ran
dotph street, correspondent 70 the Smithsonian In.
stitutc. The small letters arc tho Initials for the
"most atmosphere, IS *4rain is sud "snow:''
TIM TjaI rAyr Etj.
, 1869-05-20

xkunntnK Races mt LexlnGton, Ky.
6nectat rsex,,4sch n 1-he fh,carn Irthu,na

Runnin1 Races mt Lexington, Ky.
spec.A Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
I111xogox, Ey., NAY -.
Tie third day = rAce cAmea or to-dAy. md never
wete people more e1rtted, weather uofe beaut-
ful sad tacea ncore interesting than to-day. 1t was
1 day Of sport, and 4 urge Amount Of money
changed hAnd8. The nHs r1ce wa3 u1tLo heats,
eest th!ee 70 nye. nee for an AEes-
Ststtfe Y. u hnx 1oaa-. -..s-..4 ! ~
T. l J.. .
H:stteks Ct. z Maggie Hna.H.-.,.--.-.-4 5 tist-
~ ~ u. kastcs 431daf. -.-......-..1 d!&
= tM. e n PhHntI AM........--.,.....1 dist.
T1m.-1ts,s. ii. il i4sx l1s% The bs.s ii heat
ever Tue IN Ame7tz
The second race was for the Gfetn stake, mile
heAts fot 2-year o!ds that never Won raee,
ectrsek
R1sI RasET e. E. 4 E1eEass assr...-.....-'...--.-.".1
ferdf , {. Ton Payne tr7,.cd CT. t..........,,-s
MfGF,taf IL I. Blasnry Stoac trllcd oitt.... I
Ktets L. G.. MaF1ln Scout ,,....,,,.,,,,...4 d4st
rhr. Fftsenee v WAllsee......-......-. dis.-
CAdN Allai7's ch Je< <ShlE...,,,,..,,....1 DIST
TtI1c-l "a, 1:Att. 1:A h
, 1869-05-20

TERMS OF SALE on III Of the 4bore PROP
rt4y II "a Gnllowas 10 per cent On day Of sa&e t
10 per cent In 80 anys: 70 per cent in 60 dAys.
and balance In and years, with taterest NJ
8 PER cent per nnnum. payable annually.
, 1869-05-20

CNC1ExA11, MAJ. .1a-The hrn taro1sn neket
from Cu.ctnnaa % San Ftanc4sco oT railroad ~
sold today TO DAVID Gibson and r4stJ. ria The
Chicago Dsrtoa aad Ca4cseo SoFta<este r
E.EEAFA ytz C0Sax
, 1869-05-20
flight Prtred'E ......E.. .:-...... A=Ea.. To Pm
! 80 I4S + | 3..--r-ss
p lA 41!t E tt.E+ 81 sf 1.........
Bib IL. Me-, H ~


Foreign Markets.
YI1AHc1AL-
Lpspox, Nav la-Erentnx
ssosEs dfn: Lii. is4Is: Hanot. 0entr.t xY.
Tntted statea bonds. 81
COANIxenE4
PARIS, 3lAy II.
Bearse dull: Eentes, ~ ae: ,,..,, r-..,..
Cotton qpfcts rnld4tinE oplaads Nd: DElesnA. ND
Gsli7ornts white wheat . u; nd winter. .. "a
Elour. u. - CaRu- u. o&tA. y u. Barley. II
pFo.isions.Po.t. loos- ncet. ass- Lard. 6.- Cheese
Petroleum aud Ayat ssorea ua chs nkrd
ausar-Fl1nacs II - 81 On 4pot. 81
Pfi5pirum. il I'D
LirA4V.a OE, fta
ttnsccd- uoa ID.
FttEolcua-Qutet 1t ts.H
Cptton-FE,ntr. bet unehanscd-
--
New Orleans Market:
NEW oEtx1SK~ NAy M-CoTTox-EAEcs. b,. no
quot abty to~e rniddnks, E49A3te; saIcs rs batca
Irertptk Ia; txpofta. = 5a6 -.
.,A6N1TAar--Gold, lkss. Misunderstanding. LEN
sew York slkht. pa1@Ae Premium; -.
eis.s: aoia,sss ain: fermss.tss s;c "'''e ''s
e1t1a, fG7t: trrt1r eztla- t6A Cam tc1ser tn1
HAI-PHme. tX.oo8saM.
PEov1x1osa--Pofk dull &nd nominal 1t n y BAeez
dull II 1,xc. IKE and II. Lard-kee. 1876.
, 1869-05-20

XkEkFAfEA A1FEH1TkU0 Agents.,
Art aHcdvtArf n Ter{ss a+s&ss.sssts far 1HI ThfH
CxE at Lsrz rasr3 x~a, a1eNss u restes ods<r.
tAes.4.ts a. Aeeies far al KGWaFAFLh8 AAoAxrNE1
tn any l1Aqner} Ia e. s 3esFsAofs. a A4 FsS
H&kW1 1sAE: FtstA&- - .............
OYY,H e pKAKHo14f1
, 1869-05-20
BELOIT.
Pcrsounl-Beloit College Memorial
Hall to be Dedicated Ia July-State
Tencherxs AhxnE&aft0na

R11osE, May l',-sena,oss Howe and Carpenter,
Of this Stats, have returned from Washington.
Senator Carpenter Il expected to deliver the at-
dress at the dedication OF Memorial Hall IN July
Eert. General Sherman and also General SheIi-
dan ami stan are expected to be present upon
that occasion.
The Etioft cp,ltos Monthly for May. contains the
students OF the ctiieee who we're engaged II the
Ear and In CONNIE moratton Of whose services the
hall has fseen erected:
Ur1sadicr Gencrala, 5; colonels, Z; Lieutenant
Colonies, !: Majors, .; Surgeons, II: Adiutsnss,
:: QuastcrmasrtrE II, s.; Commissary, l: Captatos
Commissioned otCeera. ....,.................l3s
N11 nd
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-30

-aE BEsc hADz AND Mosr PAsH!,SAgLg Cur
boots, hats, undertaking. handkerchief, cAs.
o-svats and overcoat- ever offsred fJr sale here
and The cheGpes-sre now FIR sale at Joe Etsen-
stocks. lie has ale vesy ch ice seec ion &
oil paintings, etc, etc; and he sell all these
thing cheaD, because he bought them cheap in
Chicago.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-30

-
LETTER FROM JAPAs.-Ffank FariDg.
ton, special CORRESPONDENT of the Enter.
,,i,a Ito. .d,..a vo..A n.
"'' D'''
l. mus writes Of tue population OF that
place:
Tie number Of natives resident here
i beyond comrutatlun. as tbousspd, of
them are wandering With no fixed resi-
deuce Tuey are OF two classes ooi,-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-30

PAY YoUR TAxss.-The Delinquent
Tax List, fer 1867, 1868, and 1869 are
now in the hands of tn District 4 ttor-
ney of this county, who will make
trouble, unless deiinquen's pay up, in
very limited period. "A word to the
wise is sGffi iart "
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RETURNED Our old rownsman, Jim
Thompson, has got back from the
States Looks we'll, does jim, and
says he is an Abolltionist.
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IMPEovi"G.-Mr. Albert Muller, who
has been Ill for II considerable time
With lung disorder, was reported, yes.
terday, to be better
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Practical Wa cHM,KER -Mr John G Fox has
associated with Linn practical watchmaker,
whose services offered to thu public at tie
Carson News Depot If
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The rowdy element ofonr community,
which fer several months past has riOted
a. public mettngs-esp specially at those
held by wonen-bas at last attracted
the attention ofCongress. In the Senate
yesterday Mr. Wilson introduced & reso
luton, which was adopted, iasrrucling
tie judiciary COMMITTEE to consider and
report if any further Legislation is Ieces-
sary for the protection of public meetings
in the District of Columbia. This action
is cpportune, and Senator Wilson de.
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NoTTe AL persons having book accounts with
r. b. sail will pepse cali at his place uf bu iness
on or before the 1T Of January, 1e7, and settle
the same either 10y cash ts by order of
Il
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Arrivals at the st. Charles Hotel.

SUPRLME CouRT.-The January term Of
this Court viii commence or Wednesday
next.
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NoTIcE.-I will call, in earnest on all those who
owe me, between this date and the 1st Of Jan
usry, 1870. GEO d. FEYEs
Carson, December p, 1869. ii
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serves the thanks, not only of the ladies
interested in the female suffrage move
meut, but of our order loving citizens
generally for his pronpiness in moving
to protect the right of free discussion in
the District. Let the disrurbers of the
itdies' meetings take heed lest they
come to grief. Washington Chronicle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-17
The Cabinet Complete.


We may look upon President Grants Cabinet
as at last complete. II stands as follows 49,
Secretary Of Siaic-Il,vuroN FISH, New York.
Secretary NJ Trcaory-GEoRoF $. Boutwell,,
Massachusetts,.
Secrei@y Of iHtoior--JAcoB u. Cox, Ohio.
Secretary Of Nary-A h. BoRE, Pennsylvania.
Secretary of Nar-Jonv A. RAwLiNs.
Postmaster GrH0dl-J A. j. CREswELL, Mary
land.
attorney Gaoai-E. r. IloAn, Massachusetts,.
Hon Hamilton Fish, who has been placed Mt
the head OF the State Department, is one Of the
most esteemed Of the citizens of New York, hay
ing served in both branches Of Congress. and filled
the guhernatoriol chair Of the State. For some
years be hus been out Of office, hut this was be-
cause he wns not an olico-seekor. Ills reputo-
ton at home and abroad will secure respect for
his opinions, and conGdng in his patriotism and
bis judgment, the country will feel assured that
the complicated international questions growing
out Of the recent war will all have an umicabe
and honorable settlement.
Hon. George 5. Boutwell, is well known to the
people Of the country. He is called from active
lANN lttAA' III tiN proceedings VI 'NilAiNN't uilh
from the Craftsmanship of one Of its most import
ant committees Con Reconstructon) to a position
demanding frmnoss, integrity, good judgment
and executive obility-all Of which he possesses
in an eminent degree. Il is an important fact
chat De enters on the administration Of the most
important department Of the government with
the fullest confidence Of both Houses of Congress.
General Rowins, the new Secretary Of War,
was formerly lawyer at Galena, and during and
since the war has served on the staff of General
Grant, who has very high opinion Of his abili-
ties. This opinion is shared by all who know
him, and a successful administration Of the affairs
of bis department is anticipated.
These men, with those previously in office, con.
sttute strong Cabinet, and what is often not
the case, each seems to be in a pnce for which he
has special qualifications. Il is Sid that the
last Cabinet appointments, unlike the previous
ones, were the result of much consultation, and a
free comparison of views between the President
and the leading Republicans.