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, 1869-09-21

A letter from ono Of the Cincinnati party
on tho way to California, dated noar Sacrs-
mento, and published in the Cincinnati
Commercial Of the 18th inst, gives some
very remarkable advice as that of "onc Of
the lady e1cursionirts-" Her counsel is, to
all who shnll hereafter make the journey,
t'to bring an entire change Of linen.
Considering that trip for pleasure to the
Pacific and back need not consume mono
than q month, would not this cucumber the
traveller with good deal Of supesauous
bsggnge2 We arn reminded Of the old
story, which may be tzite hut is eertainly
timely, Of the gentlenuan who remarked
TINT be "changed his linen twice week. =
"Why, Judge" exclaimed bystandeE-he
must havo como from Cincinnati" what
dirty fellow you must bel
, 1869-09-21

lying statements, such as those above
quoted. And while they are p1oclaimiug
that the 'nation can never. pay tho inter
est On it's debt and iive," it Is paying tho
interest and hundred millions u year Of
tho principal md still lives" and intoads
to live long after the last dollar Of that
patriotic debt is honestly iquidated.
, 1869-09-21

corporation, aud he will listen to no soldsh
appeals to break of the connection Of the
railway with Chicago, and thereby shut Ills
railways out Of the great trade Of which
they are the carrieA Milwaukee or no
Milwaukee,, he cannot sacrifice the vast
capital and interests entrusted 10 his charge.
, 1869-09-21
Crops.

William ueilmAn, OF Hope, Bartholomew Coan-
the acre this season said to be the largest yield u
the county,
The Peoria Oily Transcript Of the 18th says:
leg. Some re Is being eown, aud verT little
winter wheat It's thought the auount OF re
put tn this win exceed that Of last Je1f IN
touce localities the corn has been moved down
with the weeds, and ploMed under, because Of the
, 1869-09-21
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1860.
LyEcH LAW II WISCONSIN,


LYNCH LAW III WISCONSIN,
We YESTERDAY published the particu,ars Of
The 6hootinr Mt por4,ce Citr W;e ~ Z.
nan named B,itt br another namea s-,:o.
mi, the immediate hancinc of Tho 1,t,cr nv
he pouulacc, We bare now In sto.a the
additional honor that. on tho san,o even
i,r. mol, entered tbe r.onntr Tail ot tha
t.uc mace and se;zad n ,,fs;,n r,n'a5 vv;t
,lrjek. an, hnnped him
The b,s+orx ~ Me ,f,;. e ra =. .,-r7
b1e intc,est and m,r ,,c hr;tf,~ stated
Time
Tvo 1ca,s e.,o m o,a man ,amc, Gates
,sf. p.,rto,. c,tr ,;,,, ,;s ,,,fo s,,,o =, .,x,
in money and sn,,. f,rn;tur4 in tur, ls,ats
1,stca tno.,ho- A. n;,,ht tbc,, 1on,1a7
t,,;,, ero ana Inv ,,,,- .,aor 1,,Inn
, 1869-09-21
TIE NORTHWEST.

The Morgan County Court on Thursday rcceircd
the pcw Court House from tho handt Of tne coz
trneiora- The building u butt Of stone and coat
nbout $3.50, ,ooo.
Jacfsonvtile has s. teachers cuploJed In It's
schools and colleges. win an attendance Of about
s,soe papNA
On Wednesday Last, team Of horses standing
near The village Of Ashland were attacked Ivy
swarm Of becs, and atlnE to death before aur ns-
slstauce could be rendered. Two men Who At.
tempted 10 dstye Oh the bees were themselves g.
yetely ttung.
The Davenport f5dft'H tells the following:
"ts,t wc<k .s' an r,e1tnf onr, ia The hurs,sriaas
srs.3 ID. who 7rs asf,S Z ien,t ;.srs d risa
a. Is isSs e. IL as
4 Eh 4 r" ,sa or 'ss s o'ef{ ;,cf sd
IT'S ,onnI ,.aJ 5sata him: IL lsy ,tsmS!jns I ID
S HI II 10 r. .'ess9nF w,sh ~ tser to .he
% s; I'M. ~ II. .ss mat a.f N T. st f t.1s rs .s1 s;
N s # f . Sr,s ss,ss nd f Sna Sns - a nrrs ~
tset 10 t,s t.tIns rtat~ on i pillow md vi the
e. III fS ssr sei IL
.na ~. |. r.! IN: T., srrs:;nsc
hIsaopRt.
| Archibald ". Oxcntlne Gicti on the ID last, on
llenton1 Greek, near tho Mesamcc Iron Works.
| IN tbctps Comfy The deceased wa bor1. on
I.tdco Itivc1, south Carolina, August ~, l75s,
md was consequently over 1Io Jcss1 Of ago Il The
| t,tno Of his death. llo served throughout the
| Wsf ot the lcvctution ~ onr 0t &Ai.ons Men. .
and for orcr iorty ycars was minister Of the
| Natttst dcpnm!nAtiou. Although he hAd bccn
unable to wAlk during the past thsco IcA1s. he 70
tAibed hta sight, hearing and lnlollect or 70 INT
last hour. IIts youngest daughter. orcr 10 ycAs'
Of aRr, Nm In attendsnce on her father during bill
atss lines, and xAa present Al his funeral
Somo thEeo Hcots ago, farmer named AcChy
who Urea near Mound CITY. In SortoHay County
Wal riding Abont ia = Largo nal prairie bolton
near the Platte Itiytr, looking Tor good nrla
Hssaa wh~re he could cut tag. Tho taxat us
high and out Of ita hAnkA. The bottom WIS COZ
c.xd with fzoua six to ten inches Of water for fou
or nvc miles In ctc1J direction. a. he Was que.l
riding along through tho grAaa thzI rose out o
the water, Ia suddenly eAnc upoo AtuAll mound
cJcyeted few feet above the othefwiso leye
HAcr.covetcd plaln, and on TITS wefo snakes IL
Vulnerable. lie took his Ati17up from tho aAddl.
wen. to work on them, and did not ATOP TIL b
| slew r{aAtt. str<n OF tho reptiles They were wh,
! arn known ~ rrar1o yatI1eaoakcs, And about II
| feet long, susay OF them wearing seven OF ei9f
Ystuet They wezc OF course driven 10 the moan
tJ tho r1ktng of the water.
ONO.
knlfe-sVsuoxtng Snowman, near tho stsl
: Fair grounds, III Toledo, On Thnrsday cvenin,
4 while attempting 70 conceal long knife "a
threat and mouth, wAs so severely injured nse
ually that It WA feared he would die.
, me 1ERz11ohIfs-
( ! There being no Territorial Prison IN WJomln
, 1869-09-21

The County Court Of Randolph County ordetei
vote 10 be taken On the proposition to snbsc1ape
stock to The following raittuads: CoesIeF .
TAmhrua, 50, ,ooo: spar11 1 Chester, fio0 ooo; *
Louis Cntro 31s1,be0. The Vots 10 DC IaAea A.
the regular election IL SoSembet-
, 1869-09-21
PERSONAL

vk. Mckinney, who WAS the srfcrre In the
Allen bicCoo.c pllze-nght, waa arrested At Omaha,
q tcw t1s3s ngb, on charge Of robtlng German ol
ESQ.
Mrs Jane Brown, tcl.cs Of the tate Edgar M-
brown. Of New York CITY, lied on Friday last
MIR I,suwn vas aiater to I1cnsJ 1lerEh. President
Of the Soclcty for tho Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals, and tuolhey-ln-lsw 10 the hasia1ant
Cnttcsl Statc4 Treasurer, GcnctA Daniel Duttef-
| nt1d. ..-
Al Hr1nol, Ct on the Vi tuss, company Of old
pccplc met TO celebrate the rtRhslcth birthday Of
! MT. lisnn.h II. Norton. A party Of fourteen A.
sctDblcd, Whosr average agr waa ffactton orr
81. Thcy wrrc: MT. II. 0rtdlcy, -; Mn. 1law-
teJ, -: Nj. llubnel, IS Mn. B1rxc. 81; Mfk 0s5'
lord, sa: Mn. bronson. 70: NF. rrck. =: Arh
| 1Iscwrter, "a: Mtl ThnmpRon, II; Ar I'll Ely.
70: Captain ls.chAs1 lect. 81: Deacon rrsa lsroa-
sop, 81; At. oAo Lewta, "; Deacon + G. bsew.
| stcf, 7A
A reporter OF tho c,netnnAn Hequt,tr has " IN.
| lrrylcwed !" Mrs Bnsan Il Anthony. TIC follow
| apF IL N extract from his rcPoEt:
srrrseusAiire II class likely to prore disturbing els
A. ". Tssss . .t%riy f:,afs T., r.. r..
A. e. e. es! y .as
e. r. ~ M ssn sss e s
" @.'ss, H st lit ~ thss WIG "a ,e,s Stss y
asss ses Sc 6 :a u e T. p
u. Ledru ieollin hss written letter. which ~
pears In the Freucn:p n:parers, stating thaA dfecsl
after the Aunesty Nas sieued. An order va zen
10 tho outporta 10 arrest him should he afrav
from England. lie wa 10 be detained uRtu hi
alleged accomrlsces were sent foE from cayenn
to identify him. Not uting tna prospect Of Al u
dennite confinement within the four walls Of
prison, he thought It better TO remain IN ext!e
although anxious to return to France. Tue Sstttt
} In commenting on the letter, sAys the govesnmen
Il bound IN honor to RngKef It.
A mxn by the name OF Zeke Esds, IN Gre
County, n. T.. u strangely deformed. lie u with
cut carr, AID never hsd anJ. he gathers sound
, through the medium Of his mouth, and can hta
anything aa3d to him in N ordinary conversation
Equally u strange, bis hatr IL black, with whit
tpots nearly - laFge II the PAIN Of : many han
lnterspe1sed through IL he "a xooa. y Jears 9
age, and tho happy possesoF Of thirteen ivln
;, CHILDREN. Lis occupation U that Of a chairaakel
, 1869-09-21

Governor Campbell has de1iguatel the IIouse OF
Correction at Detroit Mlchs u tho prison for shss
TcfIitQfJ,
, 1869-09-21
LINCOLN Park,

AZ surrrtoc Courf, bcgun And held II Mount
Vernon. On TErsday, inc nrst day Of Jane, u tho
lear Ut our Lord ons thousand eight hundred and
atxtJ.nln~, within Ard for the First Grnnd d.
vts!0n Of the HAAS Of fulno!s. frrsent-Sliue5,
Dreest. Chief Justice: caAr1rA q. Lawrence, Jus.
tice: F1nkney Il. Walker. Jn1ttce. ,
The tAtopte e. seIaffone T. H. AcCsTK q ala. '.
The Mayor, Comptroller, and City Clerk of the
CITY Of Chicago. Application Tor nsdndapsus.
tIrlnIOp by Bfeese, Chet 1useice-
The questions pscsen.et By This fccorl ar1so on
d demurrer 10 M alternative WITT OF no1t6Mu3,
1stued on tho relation Of Ezra X AcCa9V, Joha
II. Turner, Joseph Stockton, Audfew Selson, aud
Jacob Ilehmt styling Themselves C1mnisslonesl
OF l1ncoln fark, tn the city OF Chicago, and
asalns. tne Mayor, Comptroller; and CLERK 81 thal
city. requrtpg them TO AhoN Cause Why 4
pe1emptorJ Nrts Of ssandamus should not be
awarded against them, to compel them
forthwith to execute shd deliver to The
zelatoTa certain bonds Of the c3tI To which thcy
claim 10 be entitled tn virtue Of the act OF tht
General Assembly OF this S-ate entitled "Au Act
TO 01 the boundaries oi Lincoln IatE and provide
for IT. Improvement Appruyeb February 8, 156a. '
The aet tn quest1on y set out tn the writ It de-
votes certain iApd9 within defined boundaries IN
the towna Of North Chicago and OF LAKE. vlew te
The PURPOSES Of pubic park. TO De known q LIN
cola Park. An the llnd within the deagnased
boundaries belonging 70 the clsy Il Appropriated
Without any coDpent atton 10 the city and the utl<
10 otheE lands for the eame purpose il permitted
2 be Atq1!red oJ purchase or condemnation A
Board ol Connl1sfoneEp Is created, with authority
, 1869-09-21
POLITICAL

A New York paper, lanentthg over the degcn-
c1acy Of the nge ~ shown IN the decadeuce Of the
Democratic party. touchinKty revcrts 10 the good
"old Democratic lines wien whtskey was sold
As low a. fourteen cents gallon.
A CA1llorliia Democratic paper asserts, that IN
the new Legislature Of that State, there will not
bc more than tour or nv1 Republican Senators
out Of twenty. and not over twenty Republican
AkscmblJDen out OF eighty.
ssaLds the Northern Democrats. In a recent Issue
It ss3s: "so 1af tho Northern Democracy have
neTer rendered Us the very slightest service, but
they have alwAJs been on the qui rirt to dnd
ont how they could most adeantageousy use u
for their oEn interested rurTo.ca.'
What is true Democrat This Interesting
conuudrum Is answered by the Aobtlc UF1bune,
In recent tissue. hat jonrrAl SAYS:
r. e :. 81 s:1: &C. :: e
NoIth With hote reHe BE- hontstt cne,des ale those
And VOTED stsins. u he ense.neats d corrupt Ton
I'm i.t. "ushs q M assrtS1era Il shs paint 4 ,st
& *ss 4 ~: ess e. Rsss
sesp 8 .ss:s,si u IS sss :ss 9
The following resol uslons were paksed by tht
Democ1ata Of Mercer, ono Of TITO str ,ngrat Demo
c1Aild counties in Ohio:
"R-'e'rra h ~ pr..oeae, u xrtev o'..ts. {. e.
t.. % r. saasta aess sss 4 T. .ss Gnes s.stc. oe
-H..s,srt That % oas asmafT, q 1cosTss b. +, r.
rsynrnt Of c salaries Of ihe AsstsoIs and Cutcfoz
detr.~
The BslitburJ e.. C.> Eraminsr, Democratic
paper, tAys:
~Repud1Atlnn tncAns liberty tn the mAssrx.
"N<rudlatlan 1ptans frrttlnm fruua tic tnnFlrou
LEGISLATION.
"NepudIAton mcaos tho best rmc.sy assIutt tyrann,
and OIL sft.l,n.
-Rrrud!esiea .neAn. opposition 10 official awindIu
| cf thc PEOPLE.
-AeIHdlasion mrAn4 protection Aka.ust suor~yr,
aFtstceIAc1. Aesintt government t1Auds and suEpa
ttobA~
"Jhe tsnr!s ali know tho A.eAiltd national orb
" Indie. ThrJ know that It y child of usArrs
Siat-tr. often nue{de OF the touttnn. tn carry
"a nnhy and unk,dlr Axainst the unntendtp8 an
| mich suugrd rcorle ef sovereign Ststc*"
, 1869-09-21

A knife Swallowing Snowman, near tho State
Fair grounds, ii Toledo, On Tharsday evening.
while attempting 70 conceal tong knife "a ass
throat and mouth, whs 80 severely injured Inter-
uslly th2t It WA feared he would die
1nx 1xKE11ohIf8-
There being no Territorial Prison IN Wyoming,
, 1869-09-21

| 10 whom, y The charter Of tho city. hal been
committed the estAIishmtnt, control, aud govern.
! n.ebt Of the pa1ks Of the city.
80. bcipg coIpora,1 aatho.tty Of the city o.
ch1cako, II catEot 10 tail theI arc The authority
contemplated ~ the nstn section Of Article Of
| the constitution, to Hhom thr Legislature may
vest the power ii assessing aod collecting taxes
| for cortosate pnrooseA Although no express
power Il conferred ?, iG sh!s ast npon lhe COMMITS
lcE.-or what Il worse Hna more oppressife-a
pow Ct has bcen conferred Upon them 10 impose
teps. Of ba.i sn,iton OF do!iaIA 10 remove which
rctort must 6c had to taxation, to continue Tor d
Tne re!atot5 have cited numerous CAVES A al.
| thotstJ IN snpE1rt OF the points they make, but
thry hare faued 70 nDt 4 Case Wherein Il has been
ne'd shA: the Less,s;uss ean compela CITY azsinst
III iee. nSas ssss st e ~ ss9e;
that municipal corporations which exist puIY
euso e ss r. sss,us sss = " a,,Hs s
shsm and ha1c In thE!s snsniaeA no ses,et, rivaf.
and who're Poser1 anu privileges tho creating
taey s1o but paris of iae nacnlnesy etup;oyeI 10
cary on The affair." ot Tho state, over which and
Isetr rRnta and sl'eets Tho stsie msy exercise q
genera buptfintendence 1nd control (ltchtanh
Seut,} e lawrencs County. II Ill, 8; Tfuatoss os
sebools r.. Telnao. II ln, w, " atr not Of thr
q a. ~ sss g !. .sa &C.
tnnds agsinst ii will 10 erect palk or for any
other improvement TO force II 70 crcass debt OF
sao ct; e ~ e. Bona so a.
toFcett uron Tho city. 1t VII hard.y - cooicndel
lhAt Tho leRialatuFa car compel holder OF prop
ert5 IN Chicago to execute his individual boud IL
secn1ity for the payment Of = debt 40 ordered to
| to contracted. a city II made up Of sndstaual*,
owniDR The property within lts limits, tho lots
And btncta Wneh composo It. sad Tho structures
What would be The antrcrsal Judgment should
INC ieR!a!Atu1e, ,sua spont pIoIect msgnltcene anu
| Costly 1tuctufe1 within oho Of our cititA-t5.
nnrhAl arcaeey splendid co,nmI4 and perpetual
fountafns-Aud require In the net creating them
thAt every owner Of property within tue cry nm.
rs should gre BIZ Individual obligation fof hta
PROPORTION oi the cosi. and impose such eost9 - 4
len 1pon btu properly forever: What wouo %
| tbe public tnoRment OF such an act, end wherein
vouid It diner trom the RET un.itE consideration:
Although. by Section Ia, the lands 70 % nken
Icf me PARK, and tho properly cFnesl ~ tae W.
ol Ch1eugo ~ corporation. arc primarily pleaGeo
fot the payment OF the bonts demanded, and tue
interest upon then, ultimately, the bonds ase
te paid By the peopls ont q taeif
indlf1onal property snonio kae ptl.
1aly fnnd be insufnclent This ts appAtent from
| the nth tecsiou, witch declares maj "tnd aen'
esa1 AAlenblJ thdli require that NIL the property
N1hin tho limita OF municipal corporations be-
longing to individuals ANAL be ta1ed for The pay.
neDt OF debts contracted nrter authority d
l1NA" These kQnds Arp 4 Qett, 1t Is debt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

When the Etna returned to their house, or
motion of Secretary Ni1son, the company gave
three rousing cheers "for the Game Cock Of
Queen street." displayed upon their ban
ner flung across the street.
Yesterday morning, Mr.. C. C. Wightman
presented his company, in behalf OF MIR. Thos.
Wightman, artist, with fine oil painting OF
Mr.. Wm. 81. Gibson, one of the founders and
presidents OF the Etna. President Willis re-
ceived the gift and returned thanks in appro-
pirate terms. Mr.. Wightman also presented
to the company beautiful flag, Of white and
blue silk, the handwerk of his wife. 1t was
received with suitable remarks by Vice Presi-
dent Nipson.
The Etnas last night had jolly time at
their headquarters. entertaining the friends of
the visiting and other companies.
At the Guardhouse, after the procession had
been reviewed by the Mayor and Aldermen,
Roberts, the caterer, served up goodly lunch,
to which Justice vas done by the Mayor and
Aldermen and a few invited guests, including
the Board of Firemasters.
So endeth the firemen's celebration for 1869.
Ifanybody fears the midnight conhagration,
let him remember that the hand engines OF
Charleston can run twelve hundred yards and
throw water into his bed chamber in two
minutes and thirteen seconds; that the steam
engines do the same distance and deluge
him in four minutes and half; and that al
though everything may be burning up down
stairs, the hook and ladder companies can take
him out oil four-story attic window in just
two minutes and eight seconds, in manner
which will convey 10 his mind the pleasant illu-
sion Of being personifed streak Of lightning.
"Let us have peace -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

may add to your collection. Nobly have you
done your duty this day; honorabiy have you
srriven to be first, and gloriousy have your
efforts been crowned. Il is no new thing to
bring back here souvenirs Of this kind; you
have bushel Of them; but on each succeeding
occasion they should prove q milestone IN
your career, to point you to fresh endeavoIs' W:a
transfer it to my successor, your nrst VICE, ICE,
President, L. D. Mowry, Esq. AS most Oh d you q
are aware shall soon have occaslonimahtIb tbe q
most sorrowful one it will be-to resign tIu =
Office have 81 long held. Indeed, proOao;i5 p ~
appear to-day for the last time, while !lving, "a
your uniform but desire to say bere e,,;no anu u
now. taat the associations have en!GSoI@ @ V,,t
Connection of thirty four years Win 1ng ;H VIZ
liant Fire Company, are part OF my oaI,aS uJio
Which ,,dGc cannot be severed; and when am called
w tbe repose of my forefathers, desire 70 @ 20
hence in that uniform, which, as 1t mas oeen
dear % to n me in lite, would still have 90 me
honor in the grave.
In some very pertinent remarks. Captain
Tnnner then extended the hospitalities Of bis
company to the Winyshs. OF Georgetown, dur
ing their stay in Charleston, and plainly init
mated to the ''Stonewalls" that his latch
string ALWAYS hung out.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28
Fiuis.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

PORTO RICO SUGARS AND MoLAssEs.-Th'
auction sale of cargo ex "Nellie Carr" is una
voidably postponed until SATURDAY, first o
May. Buyers will please notice advertisement
in another column.
April % 2 RIsLEY & CREIGHTON.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28
The Presentation of Prizes.

Next in the programme of the days dutie:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28
APIeasant Inctden t.

Yesterday morning, between 8 and 9 o'clock,
the Phoenix boys marched to the house OF the
Marions, in Cannon-street, and carried with
them live fox, which had been captured in
the burnt district by Messrs. c. Pennal and
George Honour, of the Phenix. President
Upper, of the Phoenix. presented it to the
Marions in tho following words
Tn behalf the Phoenix, take great pleasure
in presenting to YOU, MIR. President, one OF the
most unsociable animals that was ever hunted
and caught in the heart of a city, and beg that
he may receive kindly welcome from those
whose association bears the name OF the noble
old Swamp Fox, Marion.
The vagrant habits OF this cunning ana IN.
uuisitive quadruped are not apt to commend
him fayorably to young fremen, who are sell
dom out after dark; but feel assured that IN
YOUR good keeping his wicked ways Will be re-.
formed, and while your command possesses all
Of his,wide-awake qualities, trust he will lnii-
tate his masters, and become genial, and gen.
erous. and brave.
I thank the little artful wretch foc prinGing
us together, and I know the good feehng
which has always existed between the two
companies will become stronger .trom to-day,
and that this will lead to many reunions,
marked bv the most cordial harmony and the
kindest and most fraternal regard.
President Barkley, in accepting the queer
but welcome present, said:
Mr.. President and Brother Ftre1aen Of the
Phonir-On behalf Of the Marion Fire Engine
Company, whom you have so highly honored
in this profession of your friendship aud sup
port, il becomes my pleasant duty to assure
You of q reciprocal current from the company
whom represent. The gift we hail is as dearly
welcome as it is appropriate; for II his great
prototype possessed the qualities OF the "tox, -
he was not at the same time devoid OF those OF
the phoenix. We Weld, MIR. President, CRATE
full acknowledgement OF your kindness, and
most gladly undertake to advance this revival
of q pleasant and profitable association to
full and complete frultlon.
After the presentation collation. was serve
in the yard of the Marion. of which the Phoenix
and Marion boys partook. They th en- escort
ed the Marions to the Citadel Green, where
both companies took their places in the line.
The Marions were also presented by Mr. E. D.
Woodruff, Jr., OF Philadelphia, with a series of
engrayiugs of scenes in the life Of a fireman.
stuffed fox, and lot of belts, equipments, &c.
Incidents and Accidents.
Mr.. E. D. Woodruff, Jr., of the PhiIadelphia
Fire Association, had his place in the long
line dressed in his iremans uniform.
While the engines were getting ready the
drum corps of the United States army beat
splendid tunes that enlivened the VIII ole neigh
borhood.
Mr.. ". McLemore, of the Washington's Of
Augusta, in trying to recover the suction OF
his company, whichshad fallen during the run,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-15
LATE NEWS.

The Spanish gun boats have been re
leased and turned over to Spanish Min
lister Roberts.
The Congressional joint Committed
O. Foreign Affairs will Sustain Grant:
views regarding the French cable.
Seward has been having big time
among the Mexicans. They serenadej
aad speechifed over him; and he talked
back ia a speech which delighted them
General Cespedes, the pa,rio. COM
mander of CUBA, has issued procla
nation invoking all true Cubans 10
destroy the tobacco and sugar crops,
foc the purpose of dePriving the Span
iards Of supplies.
The following will interest lsad spec
rla.o.s aud others: Washington, De-
eember u Sargent of California yes
terday introduced bill providing that
the public lands CT California, not min
ersi or reserved or unfit for cultivs
,icn, but useful for lumber, may be
snld in quantities not exceeding $40
acres 10 only one person or associations
no second application to be made under
tie &C, BY the same party the appli-
cation 10 be givea is not to iaelude any
improved or settled lands.
The woman's suffrage association of
St. Louis is in session. Mrs. Minor,
Presiien, OF the association, announced
that she intends TO apply to be regis
tered as yo:er at the next State elec,
ton In case she is refused, she will
enter sui, and convey the case to the
Urited States Supreme Court if neces-
sly, on the ground that under the
Constitution of the United States women
a-s citizens. aud entitled to all the
rights and privileges of citizens
The governr en,s and improvements
o. France snd Spain are skirmishing as
usual.