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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

An Act relating 10 ffssdmsn's hospitals.
Be it enacted BY the Senate aAd HOuse of Rep
resentafives Of the limited Slater Of America in
COngreus assembled, That the Commissioner Of
the bureau Of Refugees and Freedmen 10 aurhor-
he'd and directed TO continue the freedmen's
hospitals 1t kichmOuj, virgina, Visksburg,
Mississippi; and in the District Of Columbia il,-
cluding the asylum for aged and infirm freedmen
aud for orphan children Provided, That the ex-
pense thereof shall b. paid BY the Commissioners
out Of moneys heretofore appropriated for the use
Of the bureau: And provided further, II at said
hospitals shall be discontinued may
be practicable in the discretion Of the President
Of the United States.
Approved, April :, 1859.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16
Public Resolu ion-No 49,

A Resolution extending the time for the comyle.
tim of the Portage Lake and Lake Superior
ship canal
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
resent.tiyes Of the United States of America in
Co gress assembled, That the time for the c0Iu-
pietien # the Portage Lake and Lake Superior
ship canal be, the same rs hereby, extended 70
the III ri day of March, eighteen hundred and
seventy-one.
Appro v-d. Arr'l 10. 1859.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

An Act to amend an act entitled IAN act grant
ing lands to aid in the construction of a rail-
road and telegraph lie from the Central Pacific
railroad, in California, to Portland. IN Oregon"
approved July twenty-five, eighteen hundred
and sixty-sx.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resenr atives Of the United states of Ame lea in
Congress assembled, That section Fix Of an act
entitled IAN Act granting land to aid in the
construction of q railroad and telegraph line
from the Central Pacific railroad in California,
Portland, in Oregon" appr we'd July twenty
five eighteen hundred and sixty six, he, and the
same is hereby, amended as to allow any rail
road company heretofore designated by the Leg
islature Of the State of Oregon, in accordance
wit, the first section of id act to file its assent
to such act in the Department Of the Interior
within one year from the date Of the passage of
this act; and such filing o. its assent, if done
within one year from the PASSAGE hereof, shall
have the same force ard effect IL i'.tents and
purposes as if such assent had been filed vi bin
one , after the passage Of said act: Provided,
That nothing herein shall impair any ii. hts here
ofore acquired by any railroad comIany un ei
said act, nor shall said act or this amendment be
construed TO enttle more than one company to
grant of land: And provided further. That the
lands granted by the act aforesaid shall tie sold
to actual settlers only, in quantities not greater
for price not exceeding two dollars and fifty
cents per acre
Approved, April 10, 1869.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16
Public Resolution-No- 90.

Joint Resolution granting the right Of way for
the construction Of a railroad from point aff
near Portl md, Oregon, t. point west OF The
Cascade mountains, in Washington Territory
Railroad Company be, and hereby is aG' horiz"d
to extend its branch line from point at or near
Portland, oregon, to some suitable point ca Puger
suund, TO BE- determined BY said company, and
also to connect the same with its main line west
If the Cascade mountains, in the Territory of
Washington; said extension being subject Ia all
The conditions and provisions, and said company
in respect thereto being entitled to all the rights
and privileges conferred by the act Incorporating
said company, and all acts additional TO and
amt ndatory ther eof: Provided, That said COM
pany shall not be entitled to anv subsidy in money
bonds or additional lands of he United STATES,
in re pect to said extension Of its branch line rs
aforesaid, except such lands may be included in
the right of way the line of such extension as
it may be located: And provided further. hat
at least tw enty five miles of said extens'' sha
he constructed before the second day Of July,
eli shteen hundred and seventy one, and 70 ~
miles per year thereafter until the VIII lie of 81 d
eXten ion shall be complet d.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

An Act making an appropriation for the improve
ment Of rivers and harbors for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1869, and the year ending June
30, 1870.
Ne it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives If the United States Of America in
congress assembled, That the sum Of two million
dollars is Hereby ~ppropria, ed fer the fiscal year
ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty
nine. and the year ending June thirty, eighteen
hundred and 81. enty to be expended for the re-
pair, extension, preservation, and completion of
works for the improvement of rivers and BARRIERS
under the direction of the Secretary of War;
Provided. That the Secretary If War is hereby
anth.Tized to cause such expenditures to be made
best to sub-erve the ine ets OF CONNIE ce; and
he required to report Congress at he opening
Of its December session, all expenditures made
under the provisions of this act up to that time
in detail
Approved April 10, 1869.
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fORFICIALl
LAWS OF raE UNITED STATES
phssej Il ske First Sessso1 q the Ftvty-
Fsrst Congress.

Recitation relative to consular fees.
Resolved BY the Senate and House Of Repreeen-
tasivss Of the United States u America in Con
eress aasembled. That section three of chapter
two hundred and thirty three Of the public acts
Of the thirty ninth C ngress, approved July
twenty five, eighteen hundred and sixty.s be,
and II her-by. declared to take effect from anu
after January first, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. And all fees which have been paid into
the treasury in oediance to the provision Of said
section, and which accrued prior to said first day
Of January, ei.hteen hundred and sixty seven
hall be refunded out Of ..cousular receipta.''
Approved, March q, 1859.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

PUBIC KesOIuttUh- NO II
Resolution in relation to lighthouses on the
coast Of Oregon.
Resolved by tho Senate and House Of Repreeen-
tatives Of the I'm ted States Of America in Con
gress assembled That the erection of the light
house as Aquinna bay, and Of other light houses
ON the cua-t Of Oregon. for which appropriations
have been may be made. shall not be delayed
for want Of the nsent Of the Legislature Of the
State the purchase of the site sites for such
lighthouses.
, 1869-09-17

Lei accommodation iolahy Hyron; and. 81.
e III e'uant Violation ta1 least We shali 10 cbar.
II! fafF"ke Mrs. StaWe 10 te ignosuut, OF tbc az
nenk " "'" 'es""-
IT ~ relates 70 n breach Of trust Msa
stowe M ssae. IT., tEat she wnl consulted IL IN Inter.
the solcn1uty Of death bei . not aa to wneinsr
the EouIo undertake redac,lou Of IaIy Byrou,.
4 as rns.aias in1s's s,ot 4t :, GUY IL rs - 70 te esy
"a her Owl admission, returned to Lady Dyrot,
Tue os7e! memorandum paper which haa been ca.
,s's tn. 20 HgT Win shs statement Of her upiuon
thht Lazy byron Hon!d ba entirely tustlnahle In
taflnK The truth 10 be tipcloscd aftcf her .ieath
aaH Recommending that ali facts Necessary shoui
y :nr hi: ~, q a,n .s< so s pub
@nd ttHA1ers, executed few days opiy 1efore
ne. M osfeAse. beguesth to three per.ons, d trus-
.eA en pr atterwaEds deposited In = hank II rhc
uamts u s4ch trustee, nnt she dsrc;ed thai
~ sn' ~, h'-f7tT ararly eanase,ed rlh htr,
sl.o irus!ets thereof we're alone 10 make
&c 81 ~ tney iat taec 70 be bct r the tnr
tnsss snrss. fes paper il entre, graiutons and
ei rnaanS'1xsd MiS T. as rc basc sad, uoi consist
Lady bsfonA dJluR wishes and thc author,-s In. IN.
"Ekten - 1ti1 disregard Of the feelings Of those
tlaAHeHAnsr1 Of Whom Bhe speaks ii a yayur
ta.s1me Ha5' a. "soAs Of the be.t and nob!est Of
me appearance Of The volumes ahou. Lord 1ly.
s1ns3 ~ " ~ c9mnfsss Gutecols Z aezed " MIS-.
publish her stoFy: but II IAty I3yron's descrnt.
ahl, her personal abd truAtct! frtcuus In ths
kuaer the hlanlcrs Of the Countess tirtc.
s,ua - psaS uHco1sraI!ICte,i {fnf, u u-. Mrt.
@ @SaoStS o"n e1prcstion, ui what salue villa thc
.tncf5 ,t ~ "t,'c intstrea" ngatns, the wt:t n
,sii sahre should tnrey have led Mr. stowe 10
ntnnh'r htfnfe giving 10 tho world statement
"h%h. nosc'eT y 1nry affect thr fuumu!1u. nf lie
~ ad' huss .tablJ innc. much I,aIn on tic y
'.fajy !iyrpns pwr at,t.n,,,,. :. !. ~,
, 1869-09-17
the h0HMAl
lazy tnE of tho tntnrr-~tpu, n ,..o,.
.'"drt""r" hs Afuyor Hire uu,s .thrr.,

:. 'uRr nn1a"ef OF p'nr'e were present 5e,ter,
oh,' III faRst"otd, oh the u,casInn ul ,hr 1ux,nr
u tie cornerstone Of the new t,.,t ,.r,,,.. y
'oat 'ehhoL The cerenlonIr> wrr. perrprm.f m
~ ~ i!.t auspices ot the tArftu4 Ma.ot,,. mc,pt,,
~. rs n. nns. ahH xcre ttry iE,rrnsyr
~ htn i'e!!siEx " to tt q Ye.y nor nm y,,.
% " ht.''s tn the Ionall st, Tr OF urchtt"r.I A
vi" MEASURE - feet tr,,bt, Ia. feef ,I.t.n .,t ~,
r.s:, Win VII n -. sssant doEs ~ -uru"unt th
m Lsirk. ''ttlnt%i with stone The 1nns ,n H. y. ~
tte Aan'nrd style, '0os MA IN "
= 1r'resslni was fortnrt! In the morning \, rho
cutler OF Wul,aAE avenue and Wonrnls' s' ~ Inc
temf.sei tf or 'h- !'oari of surcry.Yors or t,nnI
WITT: ~, nsIe! anh vf! orlrer oaFis of lbc
n the sas1ols Masonic 1ncleslrr, Tie .ast psss.s
s.oh, Etst'etl by The Grrlt Western Iiyht j;,,sr,
,,ss nnno prossst.n up Han. nsrhne 70 I4n Haren
Hlttl. 1hd Thence to ihr Kork I.!nc i,cnot vhrrr
w, an "hs IL *atlhS to conscy them 10 EngIc-
ing ce'eHo ontes sttentitng the 1ayng OF Tie cor.
net.etone t,ts wcrc ytry Impressive. There ycr,.
!,laetti IL the lo1 tie uures OF all sorrt.s nsr-
"neers for the present ana two na,, rcio rio e,ty
pstnet M'h latRe nnUher Of ednratlopaI Gocu.
tnr. ana xpscimeus uf the prrten, tueta:tc nuJ
ell a. the eonsl1aloH ns the ceremonies, Geae,n1
Tnom"n on behalf Of the ,ani committee Of ths
cttarr " ,,1 nuntfEfsors trssrnte,, TO Dewitt G.
thc t'fand Lodge Of Il6ot. an elegant sfs,nv ~
handled eo!n; silver trow+!, with tuitau;t Ma,pnic
"{ses et the n1tr, with lhe naues ut the qtyrfs
lht a'sdses. was maf1e py Mayor isise. iii ~
tasIs were e1tca Eoraneous, anI very apnrourf.
aIe 70 1he occass0n- 0Ee tenfInent wh.ct he ut
tergs VA most !ou'liy arplau.IcI. lie sai,t that
ia W teheol VII teach n.ora!,ty .'ut .. tn!s
s.Aoot saall coEe thu.e sFum whom The children or
eooE to1hit +aali tear1-tte tni-, hot,.e;T m
usfEy. stlfic'E and c',n.tntnrat: Inc gir- nrase-
hoi! duties. and tnf'lektE, that rruwn,nS xIn,T or
~chap-En that that alarming ami tlreaIfn
erI now beno ra,sed. ami wtlca makes u- tTp1l,,,e
1ur The happnr-. Of our hofHe-, u 'iuHo:. talot~
ha0it mas !e h!.hetl 1n ,h!. land forever. IN:
I,aute God sIs.d the day" iRtneEcd m.
John F. Ebethardt amt Mr. D., Wentxo,,,
aIttr%A d5 folos Ell with few 4ua apnrnnr4.to
ftLl asis :. wft'l the whole party alf;orfnssI N
snotf tl1tsanee - rlr7akR Of n collation. whrh b,T
s stch Pstpared by the ladies' OF Etv,ewoctl 5or
thesr participating IN the cefemop1ea- AZ ahn,rt ~
o clocl the patty returned 10 the c,,T,
, 1869-09-17

FfkERS THEATRE.
Ire " faa Light, With John I,rouphe-, :, >,
lead'bc T'.k ts still on tho boards al Ycy,.t.r.y
a1u II shining with urd:.ared lu5,.e uooa l,rge
au'1le1c-s nightly. tAs
WOODS AcsRE4,
les'ia's nautlca eeu,a.lop. "r,- v,r,,,,,.
eomp.k, will remain on tie stage :. :ae ,Ynss1,,
al! th!a week and then be removes. =, may. soe
1os Eoac:rault's lase5t Sensation. .,ro+n,n, ssea
t!on At S.boa- Nv" Aue a't1ae-
pEAcsoRs rnE47xx
NJ ttNesson e Aanotn1a M1oAI.la cpntinue to n1l
~. .5ssf cosE little theatre to orerroHtnc nJSn.iI
at business doEa hy the M.us:trl4 i. sanrth'HG
sS4.ontehinR In the history ot min.trelsY. There
sh ashse ~. Gsn 1Ehs siuce :ser opening that tue
ss';s. The 2rogrannc :os this week is Sue
oa 81 ne hest iaeg haze yss presented Ai,c- Inc
tcrn2Iahoo, t1s UT, ne nsA3 e.tuEes are Euletsons
,"s.. "ach s3pe*es the unfortunate Emerson to Ut
gae, .out fHeoTts every Light "Tne Mrtiou
;.H auai satsa u h1ea upon the cnnrt scene ir.
Juttlcsa court, ana gives suou for IL t,e uf ths.
4eel ehatac:e'.art'ox u Emerson, AtAln!nx aali
liall. Inc laftefs cefcare Of his 4heetL A.!h<
snent .oalu ntosoko s.ul:e upnp re a1''at iCea-
h'esl ,aryeEs iacs: The pruaran;nf conss4ies
Mth Lie on The M!ss1ssipr, - xh!s, EiTrs very
!StT Idea Of 'ho rtean!,nat h!r N colored deck
Fhhdss 9n "iuas Up with IL Is.. anti 2tsutl txplo-
tlGt Ihe scenic effects III this txfrarEts1n1A are
rrn.arkai'J faithful, nnd give cAe very rtsaltxnu
laea Ut tht chsos Of II ht-n,'sa: e1pllnaAn-
rAtnRtMIs.
tittti1 G tIr,i iHt flsefofn, A.l frrfc 4erttn,
n ,aur tarouph Iniau1. Viii to e1ta!bItr,i al Il.
hFarf Hall tor ttUr. Atl+Np, cpnuenctnu m
Monday tys''!lK next. ln o1atoh 10 the pano-
rams Htclf. Jerry tohai "la appear Il, crIuir
tkt'c.sr Of Irish ciaEnctcr aud ecceut1E,ues.
Mir HnrtG ltAsun MarEvuy in the chn,ar.rf ri.
~ "''a' aua Ats4 kats t!alts'.e Ia sone4,
, 1869-09-17

II ne EI,ir cf fhf london MIR.
s!N: ~ tne solicitors OF the descendants ami
whose iatui't VIC hare acted for upEards ri bs;r
century, We request tOHF peT1utA4tou TO puhlia
~ me eennns ed oi tne Morning S'ar the following
ooee@thttohd tclat1Fe TO an Attcle which nss tu.f
1pkeaEed IN AacthlA1HA N171-,at 'N''
s,dtr ne m afic,e T. Question Is entitled The True
u announced to te the writer Of IL >
" the paper Itself Hc snoull prpbao1g h,ye aa-
eta.s1 from s.Alng any public no:icc /. 1t hai a-
an 0: II eseu IN this rerollcal the a1:aorrss nal
tseh M]oNsA 10 tell her story without editorial
hoHsse q as nj; o, a5S,s hs s,o, o. Hasn
t'clc, bo. he has p7edxci 10 It nctc ID xnica he
ausnor,sas,veJ pn'c'a!m. 10 she world that 11ne he
l;5son Il the eumtt.t nn,t outhn,c siat.M<nt -
re FAnk t1rct4rt1iaefs RI that J.A1strnyA f.tr
Sa! more, that thu ldy+r IL il tatt, L1iI b..
her to the eerarat0n which she 50 long rrst.ied
Asaln the editor sia.es saat .he contribution Of
s fa, sgpEes g4on. plst,1 al e" "' and
We, - the fau.ty solicitors r1 N ut DISTINCTLY
70 tts'e that sne article Is ntt " = complete q.
with thc separation; that II caIa,,t BE- rccaF.je.i
~ Lady H5rpus OWL Statement, anh that II tlces
history. -"
fnsical' Of di,r1: trilrner, Mrs Stove has no,b.
fnr to communicates but her racolrctInu& of a con.
srttasion Which to"k place thirteen Jrars az. nni
ncf 1!ttftcs*inus Of manuscript which she STATES
thar ial'y Hsron ht that time gaze her 10 rcraEc
nh. "hief according ;o her own shnw!ns. Aae
fchh under srrr great excitement Thrac CT
cutnsfahrcA FfNsnl'J account for ecvrra1 obvious
'trnss inio Which Mrs S'owc has Julien, such ~
hAsieutn9 swn years in'trntl Of thirteen nrths A.
re period iurtup which lniy III run rrs!,,c! un&rf
ht saNc To1t With her HUSBAND, AMI similar lnic-
curac:cs to *hsch. fns the prrscnt rurpu.c Il "a
10 AIlldc.
Without for ucncnt conce,1!ng that Mrs. !
SlGMrf hnfratisr ennfasnH complete account nj
latss l'Jron = reAt2n% With hrr husband VIC tnu.:
trhtest nTainAt i Is sHnV profrs-ry y-t.s u,ost
espA hteaeh uf me ttits an! conCnrucc state to
aafe oece terose7i Id her; 81. n lnGohs.stcni vita
, 1869-09-17
Railroads.


noEk On the lfrant Rapids / Indiaua Ra!lto,t,
s,n H noE prnE7e.sng rnpdfy, between For. WaJne
s,1 Inc Hiposapo!is tH:nu.l Tribune of tic 18th
sa!a: .Nheft HouHh;ou, Elk K!eer. the cnutrarI
or Iof me Al~aukse, ST. Paul / A.nncarolis H,it-
!bao, a Eot ont s ooo railroad Ties to {,e use IN
tne Extension Of the different lines OF this roai IN
WWi1Sesota- Wt5s o These tie. .ete cut aOose c.os
rai'e down 70 Hinnespo:Is Where % ,6sy saa ~ rns
!hfo the proper length aud then hsniei 10 The Nil
Wausee depot. where theF are loaded upon freight
,1ss,sp ~ spd IL oEHas r to theI destination Inc
ScEd Tie contract, nc uoierstAnl. eorcT
ion es1tnE ntds s91,op. r!ni I. Of ItseW nni,s =
business Rtslns employment to = Large toscs ri
men asa trn1i% " "' 'e'-' VI
lne TarNa'o sCanatal 7tkralA OF ,hc t.,n
say: me thasntFs:atn Of the Ctr or Tor,,.,"
Ses.,E'y +, raa inso as hanas q thc rutces A.
towatns the narraw.Eaogc rniwatas rhe e,,1rN! uIS!
atnoIntlpg 70 s*H!tSM-s4:1. .kll ,etnS t. nnnus
eraasrn ny the city In AID of the Tororso tlr.x
~ St1fs =; Ns!.T9y M ani s, "p The bonrs Rrau,s Fl
Trustees fosne time aFo mel mn; ;tanMas. n- tn
s.,Ii en.I annehtsi sce!staty. aud NOW n";i tncn
YQtcd.' 'ae e'7ss 4oat'ea
, 1869-09-17

"ul an mss or knase wauld ,o;-
sl'eF tue fiSe-Tweuty Bona mud Lego. ~
uef act Was passed, and hundreds ~ MI,
,, ions OF both bonds and Treasury notcs
nad been soll and issued III. nar
ein,nen' had right to repeal tho CON-
'e'aoai'ty provision which made .bo no,.
" cl"a' value with the bona. Whoa The
no'e Ind deprcciatcd 20 per cent below thc
pond, by reason Of rcscintliuu ,bat ;,,n,r
=. a' g1"'' redemption provision, how could
'ne government tender auch s.umpt Ill in
payment Of bonds? On what p.iucinlc of
n8ht or law can tho government vioIato its
eon'f"ct with its creditors, dobasc its own
"",s' and then undertake to compel i,s
c1eoNof" to receive at par such intention,
ally debased paper7 1N'S'''
, 1869-09-17
eoAHo pF FIRE AND PullcE comm!sslostRs


Inc regular se1n-weck!y nectluc ur The r,,,,,
rf iotes and Fire Commissioners VAS ,,;a -
fsfaaE, Prtstleat Browc ia the char pr,..,n, ~,
the Commissioners ''' AL
a inI1on2s o1 one week was c1aateN to u.rmrn
fne Mar-ha!. Va luz
:. Tbs les,sra.!on OF Officer Elxar,, RYAN. from
fHc th.caHo Avenue S,,h SIatluu. Was a-,..T,..i '
y chasce Of drunkenness aoti cuu.Iucf 1,ns',,.S,,
Tx Eeni;tEan aa> preferred as..iasl t,t,,trr
iofle! OF tne tlrss rrrclnct at the lar rnsat,e1
nrh sEe f:lee was called st-terjny if,4 ;rt,
tcaior htsl lFtd 10 wihtlAw the c,larut u.t,,,,',h
~ iuAEiHeH 'G2. Al! 1t. h.n HiirE, Il s,:t.r rh,.
"lfeE WIS Title. Tie Tlnt,rF Of N11nJr, w,s
7nken into 'ufserat!on, ami alttr mu., ,i,.s,,,
>iun, was Int AlIU~e1I. The eylnlratJ,,n u,'.
tEth s.tpteeI!t.f MNb, AN'
INC evidence for tho prosecution va, ,o rt,,
fEest tEat hf1tftr Forlrr. on rhr +, tn!nc or s.o
rH!@I S'f, came to house IN tfe rraf ui M :,t1
STARE st1eef. aEtl iuatrd II cert .ln ynn,a, wh,
"e Ai!eeca hau committed q larceny wis IN f1a
hVnst- lie Ras answered thu. She hal irx ,.ff
NJ ~ tas a,het htD'nying to Eer still nAin,
t, VET tnsee or lonr Indies In the house InIi
n'lI fA:oavcl ht:astlf Ia Euch Il mayre fuus: ~:
oe'as1r !fien1tuetI In "a stsUrl tfIne a Ennnn
ihat, ha1nef John MclHrmosr, wGn IL pat,;,, hts
aussst3 TO The laughter OF fhc lpIv D! ihe hot..s
',,.i I afiu sne Young la'ly. weeping bitterly.
tns ulilsefs star. hut that functtuaarv refusaf
aH, VITA the reGuaFk. "1f this yo,n. Iaar ia Ion-
"otah. II ARREST tnu toD" rtrt,cS min ,h1sa
Ars , " me ilst he then left, hut returned IN Il
fnusa .ihe anu Threatened and hustere,i st Nc
bt!n !nott uEtu TAKEN away By smother ojlcnr
y number nf wtt.ie.scs we're sworn n, ~.
.tpstfH'ioa, and they III! testified TINT he was
W.T. drunk. hcd h+haset! himself In a vrry unt,..
H. sse ID Gls:,ot,rs - 49,. ,;t; .t;'.ss Cd
'!eci5tGn IT, das. "' MAJ 'Fooe3
, 1869-09-17
FAIAi ACCIDENT.
- Am" !" rig fH''- frnm FIJI. &,nFrinxr II,
Hrrnks His Neck.

An acrtdent. resulting IN the dea,e -, v,,,,,,
a"nei. ne *elAndwu citizch Of Chicago. occurrc,
oa anaah avenue. tlsar i1utbar,! cont uttort =
LUX teNter''ay afternoon. Mr, Fishcr W..
1HslrSa pair o. hlark ponles down the oy.nns
ah' when near Hubbard court WA s..,z., .uh -
~ Hrco1nlnE Unconscious, tat rclns d,non.',
no1o ,I sss haass, md the horses, uugaI,e,,' mn
to tns rntt'snns, ovc.turntns the buggy ami
smio s.. nm2 MI Fishrs unS- lIta heat Htrt1rk ~"
nssnfnt VIII! .chfofce that hi. nccI wns nrokg
nss,.,anrh, heu.sueh WI" were Passing rlu t., f1is
t,:'ahfc, Int he rsuisr,i Il, i,!,. tinur,t,.tai
ia1 t.sy tns;s r. asarn HIM Mr. y. Sherwood put III.
~. vi:crc !, 1"s fu" ans rot4etei Il to the A.,u-
. he =. ~, n. ~ Wal Lake ssrrs anl rssiisI IN
a'Tht ~ years Of age. Tn" unI. .rt,.tr,s +, ~ az
:. S.s i, ~, nv. W,a W. Ir'thes. = = Fisher. WHO
Eliza Mttca!f. who l,se- u: G!rvtJani. tjt:n
ilucsI WIZ bt held On fltr Ertilaus Til. ,nn,r,,
t sht "!Ess WIS orefkuEne,t tue :,un,s. Ir.a"
"' W., Inh u ah.s Fan inn c,rr1act cnnfa,ninI
~ ~. hn !oftnnafrlr tnIur,.l neither. nuT
, ~, .'s - a tiat. Ihn'iHh. Gr1ke Our Ut i5 It, MI
VILE sab'eTluentlJ Ali.ei. 80 y" y ALL
, 1869-09-17
NfSfEELt,SEnfS.

1,r, 1an!son. .,,spcusar, nnr,c,sr a, t-,,,.
Wn.c.fo rl Irr,nn,y. .bot MA V ir ,,r,s nr
night IN Ills dining room. ana ,hcn ,t,,x HI. ~
hra.ns out. Tie cause gus whtstrv e"s
Two lrlan conytc,s har,. t,ecn nn,,,o,o, ~, !,
the Ortpon s,o,,. p,,,,.,,n+, -, r."oneu oa' o
t,,c at,cnJ,n, <,,,a W, ."c sestluca'e o.
dlscasc,, m 10 c,Snrn,r.sa ~" s''u',v's arc *
pr1snners 'Ds Ns'A'" VI INC othe'
Mr.. scVan, .s.s ,,o ~. -. ,,,
,.lat,,a ia o. ~, .,,. e s'ue " asSa and III
rest n1 the United S,s,c. IL t, N M 'rs " rue
Of ,br ft,rrncr Is In, .,u,. ,,.,. 1Hc a1ea
eaA''e 4atles
lofn' VI slao1e, IN California, about
.nehs n''es from sau Francsco, which COS,
s''s't%' 10 eod. The woods arc the costllcst OF
INC tnceohh'f3-mhch Of 1t the beautiful laurel ot
.atl'oEAa-'hlAld and tatcrlaeed with other yalua.
oN "ooaf' ana siset - as abundant IN 1t as III
"aat ~ ou' fish ssloonA
tuee' SOUND pspfr says that Ia squawk
A"AS' po!h' so!ac !oet hundEeA Sass1s from the
eoote' Is sofcA Of large nj trees, standing up
tR'ts 'be tens Oh WHICH are mostly under water;
btt lev Of them reach out a few feet. II is bc-
lefed shat section Of the Country has, ~ q com.