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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-29

A MANS LIFE SAVED By THE CLOCK
STRIKING TuIgTEES.-Mr John Hatfield
who la ely died IN England at the age OF
l02, was Il soldier in the time of William
and Mary. He was tried and condemned
to death for sleeping on his post, on the
terrace Of Windsor. He absolutely de.
MED the charge, aud solemnIy declared
that instead of sleeping on his post be
distinctly beard the clock of ST. Paul's
strike thirteen at midnight. The truth
OF this was much doubted by the Cou-r,
because of the great distance of St.
Panls from the post where he was sta
toned While uGder sentence of death
affidavit was made by several persons
that the clock of ST. Paul's did actually
strike Is, instead of II, upon that night
This circumstance saved his life, and he
was pardoned by His Majesty. This
number 10, usually considered SO uu-|
lucky, could not be called SO in tbs case
of John Hatfield.
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THE BILLIARD CHAMPIoN.-As we are
expecting Mr.. Deery to come to Carson after
he gets through with astonishing the Virgin
ians, the following item from last evenings
Gold Hill News will be read with interest
by our readers
A telegram from John Deery the great
billiard champion of the universe, to Jim
Ornjotf, this morning, states that he takes
the 2 o'clock train this afternoon for Sac
ranento, and will arrive at Virginia to-mor-
row morning. As will be seen by reference
to new advertisement in the proper place,
to-day, Deery is fully announced to give
grand exhibition of his wonderful skill at
the Washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon, on
Friday and Saturday evenings next, assisted
by A. w. Jamison and Wallace Wright
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PERsoNAL.-Sherif Irwin got in here
from White Pine County yesterday.
There are good many friends of bis
hereabout and they are all glad to see
him SO robustious looking and to know
that he and his family are we'll. Mr..
Irwin speaks encouragingly Of White
Pine prospects and assures US in our
strongly grounded faith in that district.
He will return to Hamilton to-day.
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BROOKLYN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
O f NJ O W ork.
MUTUAL.
a 5 s e ITS, OVER SI,5OO,OOO
OFFICERS:

iNHlS COMPANY COMMENCED BUSINESS
i in September 1864, with PAID-UP CASH
CAPITAL of S125, 0U0; OF which amount the sum
Of SiOO 200 is deposited with the Insurance De-
parment of the state of New York, for the benefit
of ALL HE ASSURED, whether in that state
or elsewhere.
The business is transacted on the Mutual Sys.
TEN; the profits being divided among the policy
holders, who are also entitled to voice in the
election of the Directors.
In the third year of its existence, its income
amounted to the large sum of nearly one half a
million OF dollars-$4o5. Al. This unparalleled re-
suit forcibly indicates the favor in hich the ad
vantages OF the Brooklyn are held by the people
Of our whole country.
Taking into consideration the active and extern
sive competitor existing throughout our country
in Life Insurance circles and the consequent diff
culties in opening q new business, the Brooklyn
has cause for self-congratulation in its progress
while, now that our transactions are doubling in
magnitude, with great rapdity, We are earnestly
determined to remain what we have already be-
come-the BEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IN AMERICA.
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TIE NEVADA NATIONAL BANK.-The
following communication from John
W. Harker speaks for itself In pri-
cation, Mr. Harker desires its publca-
ton more as an inducement to poor
men who have deposits in the bank not
10 sacrifice their certificates, than for
any other reason. The letter is frank
end candid in tone aud we commend
its perusai 10 our readers:
ELKo, October %, 1862
Editors Inland Empire : On my arri-
val here | was surprised to understand
that it was reported that The canse Of
the Suspension of the First National
Bank of Nevada was my use of the
Bank funds 10 specul.tions in gold 10
New York, all of W bich is false | have
not used any funds of the Bank or lost
money by speculations of any kind
either for the Bank or myself. The sus
pension of the Bank was as unexpected
to me as to any one.
From my knowledge Of the condition
of the Bank, | will say that have no
doubt the same can be closed up with
out loss to its creditors or stockholders;
and, to an unquestionabie certainty, its
creditors will not lose a dollar | hope
no one will part with their claims on
tie Bank at sacrifice.
The United States Controller of the
Currency has appointed Mr.. Z. S.Davis
as Receiver, who is well known in
Eastern Nevada as IA gentleman of integ
rity and ability, under whose manage
ment the affairs will be faithfully ad-
jasied
Upon my return from San Francisco |
shall consider it my duty and pleasure
10 aid and cooperate for the early col |
lection and speedy payment of Bank |
creditors, knowing full well the great
need of them for their money Yours,
ysry truly, john W. HARK8R.
Empire, 20.
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FoR SAN QUENrIN.-Sheriff Irwin OF
White Pine County yesterday brought in
and lodged in the State Prison the following
convicts Chas. Cassimer, convicted on
the two separate charges of assault with a
deadly weapon and grand larceny-6 months
on the former and 3 years on the latter !;
- Steinbock, grand larceny, years; VIM.
Ramage, assault with deadly weapon with
intent to kill, u years.
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POLICIE 8

OF the following kinds will be issued by the
| Brooklyn Life insurance Company:
| Ordinary Liie;.
| Life in Limited Payments;
| JOINT Life;
| Ordinary Endowment;
Endowment in Limited Payments;
| Term and
| Annuities.
| the new feature Of DEFINITE, GUARANTEED,
| SUkRENDEk-VAL now offered to all who
become policy holders. The reader is paI tculgriy
reminded that this value il not expressed in the
| mystifying vernacular Of Actuarial techucalitiss
but Is plain to all. stated in dollars and cents.
The Brook yn Life Insurance Company of New
York guarantees to every policy holder definite
Surrender value in cash the exact amount of
which, in dollars and cents, is endorsed on each
and every policy issued.
The Brooklyn Life alone Of all Life Insurance
Companies guarantees a definite Surrender value
in cash. and every policy issued by that company
bears a certificate stating what this exact worth
will be in dollars and cents, at any time after the
payment OF two CT more annual premiums.
policy holder in the Brookly n Life need have
no apprehension to his movements being limited
or restrained BY geographical lies. He may 20
where he pleases-live where he elects; Europe,
Asia, Africa, South America, Mexico, AMI Poly
nesia are as free to him as the United states.
The Brooklyn Life challenges competition in
the matter OF DIVIDENDS TO ITS POLICY
HOLDERS The Dividends are larger than have
ever been paid by any other Life Company in this
country, az the same age, on the same kind Of
policies.
Policies valuable IN LIFE, well as at DEATH
All policies non forfeltable after two full
Annual Premiums have been paid.
Rates as low consistent with financial
soundness, and less than those of almost all COM
panies which accommodate their assured with
loans.
Dividends annually (after second year,, in cash.
Dividends are divided on the Contribution Plan
the only equitable manner Of dividing the earn
ings of Life Insurance Company.
Promptitude in paying Losses.
No charge for policy or stamp, or for medical
examination.
Policies issued payable either in gold or cur
rency.
STEPHEN T. KING,
GENERAL AGENT, 24O MONTGOMERY ST,
CORNER PINE, SAN FRANCISCO,
CALIFORNIA.
SILAS CAULKINS,
AGENT FOR NEVADA,
Office in WATTS Building, on King Street one
door East Of Justice WATTS office.
Carson City, October 5, 1869.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

THE SUPREME COURT will meet for the
purpose of hearing the arguments in the
Railroad Bond injunction case on next Tues
day.
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PACIFIC
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION +!
OF CALIFORNIA.
q y u r. q IT,:

TIVE OBJECT OF THIS ASSOCIATION Is tt
i secure a cash payment within sixty days aftel
proof of the death Of subscriber, to his or bel
heirs or assigns, Of as many dollars as there ar,
individuals of the class to which such deceased
subscriber belonged
, 1869-08-15

aG' common Council Lave bribery
eese. Al"ef1n7n h'lafeth--ono Of those
"hoa 'oo 4'"n' i.ccnt'y deScf'o'' ~ q
es''onae nea'Ach .-aa'onaee'l tit TIC last
".t'''R '1la' ''e 'on'a l'.oo"eo d fospocia'le
e'o"."' 'o'' mention 'a whose natns "'oili,
e'"t'F sse to'1's7t' WHO hao to!d hf'u {1ffi'
'e,fh' 'h"t no tine "'ness} knew III
Alderman who had received moAey 1rom
tho fn'l'oa''a Tor h's rose On the Lake
fs"nt question. II mny be that Hi.
tlrcth intended nothing moro than sensa.
ton. but Al.lermnn Walsh rednccd The
statement to writing nud moyoI that Iii.
tls,.tl, and two otEer1 bc n rt,r,,niffca IN il,
, 1869-08-15

6ectetssJ Rosekou has Yielded sonoewhat to toe
popular pressure IN behaf Of tntflan names y fpl
sne h1ryt Aud has restored TO the ltat = part ot
those whica were 10 suddenly cut OF By h!S prrds
ccssos. In this psnGea5- soDe OF Admiral Po1te1
Greek naute4 arr sacrificed, though mnxt Of taem
are feta,ntd. The .E:tp4 Il now changed bark IL
ltB !ofHer name, the Eanset1; Achilles 70 the
Medoc; he A1gos 10 the Eofa, the Atlas to TIE
SshxIs: Lie EAstbF ii the Aahepse: the De-
trtN to the Caaandlt9uR: the Sp,fre to the S1u.
cook: The Suonbcll 10 the Hnssuc; The TArraf To
the 1a1eo; re TempeEt 10 rae Yuna, AL tae
TuFn1do to the R1plebaso. All these arc simply
the rtstoFa1.ous Of the OLD names: and the old &c
qnaia1anesa are tn1eEsbly weacokot-oa1y We thiok
willingly les die.'
Other Indian sanes, boweFcs. Secrefa17 Robe
son evidently WIS ret prepared 70 ressoze- Taa
Sh26AnaIon, which had tbEu changed ttcr The
teiter, 10 The Hec!1, Is noH the Nch.nska, which
Il betteEihan eftteI. The Hercules Is not cs1u{et
hack. Is It might well hsye been, to TIC Qnlnilcs-
monu but to The QreRun which IL resona1s sud
excellent natuc. TIE 1hundeIer formerly faasa-
cupawaEl Il coT the Massachusetts,. The Can
b1icee II, fortunately, not changed back 10
the Prsht1Rtahc7 bur becomes the Consrtss.
IAnetalt ii q heroic ship. The -As:or:s II
ctatsed back TO the Omaha bat ,he 4r1kona, IN.
stead II taxing her old uare, the Mesh asnlns nas
Secshp, lat The osceola; the Sents not the Napa,
IL before, but the WJacdettc-
from these Itctt4ia II H.l lle seta tIat Secfeta-
r. liGht:1u Il s-7Ilns at u CDC1SroEEse oS.Eesa
bis rtfaeeeIsot1 . remozseltAs haTcc ~ Old names
ND ehtiEe frrtctANeD, Il Is clsat t1at NeFAlA,
t<eeota ard Wtandotte aee trpEureLents On Se-
Somtcg, Seosho aud Sspa.--NtE- isra Iimss,
, 1869-08-15

anecdotes except thoae WHO knew the nau and
tts pecullantes. Be Ha4 cold apn stern o5 "a .;
ana ~ os1s e. d{s 9 ere n ea a
never laughed: was cool ana collected under any
circunst4rcea, and seemed to hare an hex
nansthle fnnd Of Wit and satcAsn read5 1of any
iii ediio1 Of tho csmmerciat has omitted one
tnecdote which Is too good to be lost. 1he pol!si.
Democratic pa, tieR, WAS unusually animated Rno
t1clilDg ih1orghout the Wnolc Gnited statos-an
Ohio intensely 40 Both patlea cA.ed lnto 1e4ais1-
ton the!F tblest speakers to atnmp the StSte-
se1ators lueu and Tappan headed the It's. ni
Democratic tpsske1s, and Tom Co.Htn and Tom
posted throughout the Sfatt announcing the dAys
Y hen tEese Distinguished orators you'd Aldresa
!Eef fellow<auzens. One Of The appointments
ies ne iao seaato5s Tas @ nt I!srslana " Where @
sarrcundlns country, and there was great cur.-
Ion vas M heliI ID ti.s Ssaw1ns.room q he hotel
and the people OF both parties called In large uunl-
ps!s 70 PEI tnesr respeSts
bitter WhH, Who, It seems, had been ralsetl In the
sat1e to*n n Massachusetts wtsh Senator Tappaa.
century, and we're both upward Of sI1ty Jeafs Of
age, siudtarl ~xs Kindly. though rather coolly
received. Expecung 10 nnd The Senator as tsu1f-
tAr atd enthusiastic he Was hlliselt lnciiHel to
pe, ne at once toof offence lie pressed himself
pron tue attention Of Tappan, sud logan to te
sGde 70 hls tstns!is After ~ ctivH TO 4u.et his,
bly, back npo1 HIN AID began a conversation #lsa
uthtrh bear him In the room. 1hlI perfectly CD
rsged s,oddaru, and be began to pour upon Tap
pan perfect storm Of abuse. E19hlly. raisiuR LIS
Gpfee 70 thc highest pttch. he said! feA Bea
THppan. know d tot forty yesta Rgo, ana you
had IT, leaEc northampton n Massachusetts for
hlas-lhss tpY. II yuu hadn't youd u had hole
bored through Ioat topE1lc.''
For moment ali w1s si1cnt Tappau turned
rootly ntorud apparently not In the esst 'itscan-
ctrted. antl In his peculiar HnlnIng rolce said:
Johu st0duasd, Ine1 JOE lHIty.Htf years a.st.
IL" uf't Id MI thet, anu you aare s4e'. jaisin7
, 1869-08-15


ono ""n!a suppose tha' tao s's'' I" me
ftf'eSt'o's'e' o' 'ne : 4".ue. ~ 1'e'e''es 1'"'a
j." l'"''A - .Ao ~e".y - "o',i'
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,,.''@ ~,
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s T1,.x1,,1'nr,n7 :, ,bo ,r,n, ,..,,
Nin ,'-, :: s,,-,.a 1an.,o, ,,., s,n,.. st
:. sAs -. ~, T,-sov an, r,rn.,1,,o,;.
~" Ao4A. ~" :;
'''u e''I'e1 - ''o'''a oe1 4tANto.t4' eAa 's'e'
"' nst1t = u common senh'' '''s'e'1'' ''o''s'
try hi4d dcF"t1on TO personal freedom. fl'
jlhc5nl IL he ooa'pfchchdea ~ either the
visionary hsccelcl1n o1 New England OF thu
l"rslly casi!ler1sn u virginia md the
snrsL. They bare contributed valuable
1ual'',ts towua The formation II ons
AMERICAN civilization, Ill thu iuoso rslunhls.
l1a.aI'r, f"t1nhe they were nat 80 brilliant
e1siALEtTot'e Or those supplied from other
~''';sc'h. Without hard OF stern fan.'ssclasn,
they taro still been peculiarly true
to the principles u Freedom.
Nor is it aloae through onr carly GermAn
,cturrs. DosF represented by the TAul3r-
rcns, I"ndrriilta and other leading families
# tLc country, nor by our later ina1uigra-
, 1869-08-15

posed TINT, while very little Of tho tsac.
would be savigshlc, largo portion Of 1t
would be converted into a marsh or ;,,i.
gated lands, and That the moisture evapo.
rated she1ctfom would completely change
tue desert End desolate cl,aracter of the
African Contiuout, and mike it bloom aud
blossom al The rose, with showers Us fro
auent and frnetiying 81 those We enjoy ia
Northern Illinois. At least, it would make
q very nne place 10 establish prrsesy fos
csocodiles, alligators and hippoposami.
, 1869-08-15

lingo n nKr fore and Its Attractions 4
The HutrHtn cnn th1nndA-A CoIon~
sns Snint-Journcy Over tho stun
1eon-1hc 8crnc OF I.lt foutcitc
ficlo1sc-Tho Castle Of Chiliou.
NUMBER xv.
(FnoN oCR s.EclAL coEAEsroxprHI,1
vEvAr, Switzerland, JUL i,
Ahor 1cnrinE 3!il.u concluded 10 yIs!. the Ita!.
ian ant SNiss iaktf, 70 Sce Is you'd 1nA In tae.u
onc-san the beauty poets und artists hare drawn
In fcch glowing tofoEs. I have seen " hut Lu-
cerre aud Constance, AID thus far give My prrf-
e1tne4 10
tlGo NAEGI0kE
went from Lccsrno to .a,cpa ty boat on
c!rrr. delightful day, and crt65cl tic deep green
nsser. the l,xet htcc sk5 and the erGr.chang!ng
Siberia q1..c ~ much as had anticipated. The
northern Or upper Par. OF the IaAr Il the tac.t
he!ug lo,dezed ~ :otty mcnntstua, hearty AL of
them wooded, while the lower end becomes sub-
taed In character ~ It approaches the p!A.ns Ct
Lot1soardy. Like Come, AagGiore resembles
bro1d f1ser. aad Is eonAtanuJ losing Itself Arnotg
the high lands through which Ii lows It's aver
age width Is three miles and it, length forty ntc,
Thflc IL detth In soUe p1aces is nea-Y t.ensy-
seven hundred feet ~ tar as stssa, Aaxslo,e
Is an uninterrupted plcture-pain;ed II water
neEbered The scenery Is altogether italian, Al
II ought to be- EeAIJ the whole
lake lying IN 1taiy, but much softer and moro
1u1urtous than JON would aeok for 80 sAz north
SEnefoQs handsome villas and towns nestle
a!ocC the banks Of the styez unaes the shadow Of
the nouptatns, appearing and disappearing na;!c
you nteau ainng, ~ Il they were playing The CO
qCette nth ratuze Who has sheltered them 20
beautifully. L0carpn u what poarl11R school san-
uneEta.Ists would cau 3 sweet ytlasc With its
pihnes a1d eitus feEt0oned with vines, It's orSuge
AND cs.run treeJ, its pretty campaua,c and pleas
sut chspels. The klo?e4 abort the town arc COW
erea = iii p!,.eR. Myrtle, 1atlessanA**s aud tts-
trecs, md The whoie aspect Of tie ne.5uhottooa
u 1a4urtoutiy soutttrn-
Acr,es irom Las.co arc two hall fsceA a1d s:u.
gulaf, looking castles, Wb4ch II The MAdle AgeS
E2rbesrd bail q doze1 notorious brt,auds, kaoHE
q. The Nazx41dA brothers, ~ho fo- years r!!.aztl
aE6 Burned, raytsncd Women and Ell: tEsci ueu
Intn they gFtw to be The terror OF the net'hbo1-
eood, and'Nese belle red from their frequent cs-
rsI Is 10 he IL league viii the a4rI.
Tfadlt.on represents them Al ha1d*oEe 31d
, 1869-08-15
LyncislnE OF n 1hTcc-Thousand.A .Acrc
Farmer Senr Icbnnou, Ky.


L Private letter sece.feI u ttis cl,S 5e&.e.lay
States tha, On last Friday night rafty OF fifteen
James Crawd. ~, fourteen nt!es sctond Leeaaon,
on the IRhanon DaEyt,le pike aod, tektns him
OIL shUt1 distance isor1 the horse, hang:d ain
wife BY holding u loaded revolver 10 her head.
II Is ea,d tnat Crontters was verJ ktnd old gen
teElaD, and Il urh esteemed, bat there we're re-
russs st,t be wns copcet,ied 10 some large swim.
ahs- III "ss te YEARS q 2se- Es oE-ed salle
500 nesrs Of land NEAR Lestanou aad before tac
w1I nwnt'! large uu,nhe- Of ceTruea
Within mnn:h, II l. =1'i, tnrec t..ta have hecn
t4lca o9t add hasg bJ The rart tass igh@hei
, 1869-08-15

ua,t ,o.s .t,:t'~-- 1 49, Aneie a',las.
,owah;n ' ~ .S as'.' NOR" sooa tel.
~ t1.;aa - ~ 49, 1p.' ~ ., sa,s VI .ne ssfA,'
rhn. tha~ c,nno. 49, - a...,. ~ =, ~ ,,.. - 49, 49,
need not and ,o i..l;.-s -h,t thr~ tno,s
not A bornofv Bntnr ~ ,o,fsnt oaon,s n
cnvelon t,a <.n.r;ons Tenton;c houc,s md
,,r.vont H., osco,<, 1T t,,st .,he,,o, ,r;,'o;,,a
! n ;ov which ran,shcs .hnouoh ia ~,
norc. of nm American almost ~ e,o,, - j..
{ .,.,a, i, r. ,ho-t 49, 49,. <,sN - 80 "e
! ;ovs h;,,s<r .nJ hi, f-;anaa r.an 1 .-. 81 ~
a,.t tt;1s;no rn,.h .h.-. a. "' ala' WILL
s,i,,es traa1. :. ~ shn . @u' p'eeepI, ~:
80, ~; - ~ FAeo \" goodwill
.,o.. ,.ssa.I, 1.ase Is the
.;aaa - "as VI nsl"g' Ever
hara a,as',. 49, oS' As oesnaas
cnce n c,,ha- W .te ~. ~. =. ao nop' N prefer"
f1erv t;chw;ros -, 49,. oout vines oF Inc
loved tte;r Mo~r for ~ ~ ,a.s. ~ . ,,ou 'oe a.. :.
is syau ot,7-r tbs,, tha;, ,.n,M 49,
,urnye1e5n. Or the;, -,,,;,;;,'-, ~. ueu I.s,.
nn.,r tho fr;s,a r1,,,--,s 1oe'.
friendship aho1;sh .;.,,os - 49," .e;...
,nnta ;nn.a,1,t;t~ ,r.,as. ~ - "4sD
n,o,,an,, ..s,. III. 49,, e4n ~ N4uto U ro."
i.,s n,a,a ' fs.'':1' - '4 nv ~ ~ -
e e0u'A n@'''iife 1ae Boollno6s ot
Pci,eeutoie' 1"cl'us Ateo IT.
t"e'f 1u1ne1" ~ esleot
oos q" So"'n, IN ornament
- fsaes aao " p'n"afk III war. ooen' IN"
ae'", tney must he. 1ne l"a'cious' tenl-
lssn.t' 'n' 'no',,osn, e1c9c1Ses Of tne body
's9"'sa 10 aese'op 'ne n'eo Average degree
~ hstne'' e.'i Haa power eu1osta W tue
4MAc.1' ~, e'u1o no' 4a1i 10 VOTE on the bile'
w.. ,.a,,.,r rvD' tnts .ao - ''ein' sI1n"~
r.crr,;,,,.. .,,.,1,...'s 49, ,, a ~ ADo
-, .,,', ; ,'1;.' .4 " -: eAADiS' t1e t''cf
H., ,,.a,, IT,, ,;.,. :. ~ ~. oA,' e'e'nS
,.;u,,, ar,g ,.a.s1 r,,,a'.ts IL ~
,i,;t. H., ,t.,,a,'', @ ' "np Ill.,! "'.'t elt''''
,";,',,,,, '' Ky. !v ~, '''a 'or your
' '.-:ea .u 30 ut 'n' "es.eF "hch II
=. w. ""."'""5 ~ luz result
b0' o'eeb1'oh' 3Atne9 tnan a''l-
- ''",' "" tno eHoct " prec':pt
a'a ., ''H''a' F'e"Eca' 1t may he difficult
~ NV ~" tnt''"t connection between
e''nhea i"''c "hu tho h"ntitudea; hut 1T ~
'es'",n 'a"' ""S iva l'etsunh *h'' will t'oul
''A., '''''' ~ 'r'eno'5 eo'hpo''t'ou ut
"'''"'h' =, '.'"''lnk' i"e'pR' lea1lhs "r
,;,'', "'''''.o -. "'A'H''''e''', hFo tar more
,,|;. ~ -, W 1'.""n =. :" ~" e"eu o.neF
.t.... t -, s'u'' ~ 4A'u'4Ai ~"
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, 1869-08-15

SVo0A1 AM t114- ELECTIONS,
1Ac voters Of Chicago aall hayc q .loub,
dos" Of eleetion tl1ia fall, They will hay.
to'cheose Mayor, so1ne thirty Aldermen
KS sHss'y Supervisors, City Collector
iTeahurer and Attorney, 4 County Treas
nrcs. County Judge, Clerk, and Clerk .
sSFE'or Court. Delegates to thr Constitu
tloral Convention, Pnlco Commissi,,ne.
hrSs1sA 3Nhtlces of 1Ae Puaee, and >a1iou
o'her county and city officers. TIE titsy
vii! i'e II long ons, sul The .su,>t Of ts,<
eaic''a ere nose OF le'~s important, not u,I,
~ ,1sr i.aen,n'eDts+ but 10 shr public.
lii" nssea uf IazelarAsiun arc lirarl in
every direction. For several ,f t!,rst, <,.fies.
tl.r1r l!avo bees wrnums III training fu,
ns:r:y yrars There nrn b.mts uf CAD
.silah~ for eueh uf1l:'c. anil ar.nng
the friru.ls uf thcsa ctntlitltes
tLusc l. ultnady Susy lively Ills
c'l<7ltrl as IL The merits unI c'nu.s VI The.
roE;,ct,tt'rs. There ~ even note pf the us-
d,'1nr, talk II r'ngs, tliJnrs, sut ,li",:. lar
amsl'e MID 1n>xyars. Ilar 1.~ ,.,,.l 81. Gut,
ha'" but an Indifferent opinion Ut uerh
"t1I"r. Amid Ibis general aAtir. iils pcrt,et-
''"! s:se*Hn "f acc's,.stisn AMI o+unter-.c-
eust.'i1', IT," rltix.'u need hnvc III 'itn'
cf;hy iii Teaching 1eci!5iun ny tn what Au
should |l".
l't.i'lit s,fttc.H were created fpr ths pl1Iit.
int 1t-t. md tint t1lu ltIsine,4a uf tle pub
In may i'p Is1f1,ns! honestly and etIset-
tally. f"r iaut cs'mr"usati'n,. The iut4t-
'~t hnl I'rulit IT the 'tf""r4 arr If the lens.
tnss,! !1s. THIS may s,sul struu,,uly l.. l,a,v
J"4,tlr. Int il ia n,y"rlhctc4s tIn, true thea.
~ If ,'nstrn,n.,nt. md ,nnHt u nn1 ,N!it;r,I
tIrsll. l> tin. result uf ignoring tlmt tr;n.
.lt, Il i. to, after. III" tag, tint onr ,,rc
tl,',c nr" conducted I'll s1c pri,i,.lo t|.nt tho
ri, @ III. created f"r til" interest rni ,.ru,it
# .&l'c"r4 au,1 10! of tho n,l!ic, y,
,,sn'. AN, hi rs~r tu 1r.1erlwJ 10 my ,0;."
a',. ,s Ira, ,p,,,,,s,,nt, s{,,r;,,h und !v,nrut,
IN 1nsrss.,, llap nny "clai,. 10 cu otI)ro m.
l,"' Ia .,.', t.hi,., ,l";m .luu'tin.. in rat,.
,n,t,,,,, il." IL sIn.tivc ynl,,rn If ,.a,A,Jatn.
il is way u,.p..sn u, mv1.,sn that s,,o tsn,s
nfo ,.lsnsa ttutl.sni wlmn ls,ry rsrrr..,,,
i,ni IL" in4 .,n ih,.,,m. ,ncn!uturn mud
,snn,.,t,t.,et nor il II u,y ,uprr nuf,, l., u,,
,lu,c n. ii IN, Inn Ii, a,tt ,,,,,u, I'M, ,r,,h
, 1869-08-15
SUNDAY. AUGUST Is, 1862.

Mt. J. 1cI.er Is me seguia7 AMI Responsible car
rrr r1 TEk CHICAGO TRJrr'HE s4,nth Of Th,yty.
rFr. st.t~'s aud of s.:.tc- Papcrs viii be de-
l1F'nf io s0hscrbcTs ~ him cAyl,sr than thes csu
be Spt III attE ether way,
, 1869-08-15
Another .anecdote OF Senator Top
PHNs

From The .Ses Ierk Stn.
L lew daJs ALee the Iinclnp1.l Ctnu7fyria
tLtlshEu teytTal utI uAtlK a:ecdates Of fIeH1a.l
TarIan, brother VI Arthur ana LeHis IAppan, OF
tsia city. y ho MAS Il one Itulc on the bench OF
tie scfEE2e Ccsrt +. uAsc, nnd Hepgt.eata:iye Of
tie state 10 The SeEats cf the t1ited S:ates IRON
lS4t TO ls4t, None CAL ful5 app:ec.ste th-ae
, 1869-08-15

With Some Of Their Peeultartties.
, 1869-08-15
Gbr Gribumr.
SUBSCRIPTION TERNB.


F4YAHI1 n ApyAAEL
pahF Ndldon- per ytal. b. xr.. m
'neeftE tdt;ter, rcr year. By xan-..~.,, n,uD
Eanaay Edition, tes year. ty nAn,,..,....... 1.afa
NreAG E3aon, rtf ses,. b7 uAi,-,.,..,.... la0
Fasta ot year I. sa.ao ss:s,
70 FTtscut 3esy and mistakes be sure and stye poxs
o.,ft aae'7<a 10 lGa- t1ea.diEs Sss.c AID county.
Ft*:m.le.s ste allowed ten pes cent commission ca
early Subscriptions
s:l:aoecs tnar be ns1de either By dr,f: <zpress,
tpss Q.ee azeE. o. In r,sstcrx, et.er. Il al5 .t6k
1EExs TO r1TT kCn.cEInERa:
Dtfls. deivesed. Su1dsy rxcxr1Inl5 ,rrtx rcr week
DAILY. eGt s1td 61nd.y Nclrrkn:t0 eeuts PCT Heek.
AdsEuss TRIBUNE COMPANY,
l.aiCAkex Ii
, 1869-08-15

WnndcrsnUs Through SxSitzcrrnnd-
lingo nnKrtorc nnd II. AttsncfIons
The uutrnfncnn sA1nnds-A Cobon~
sns Snint-Journcy Over tho %a,u.
pson-7hc 8crne OF I.A foutritc
f1clotsc-Tho Cn1tic Of Chiffon.