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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-02

Poor THEIRS! With what a sense OF
humiliation must he, the veteran Re-
publican of France return from his
mission to the Russian Court whittier
he had betaken himself to entreat the
Autocrat to stand godfather to his
new born bantIing ola French Repub-
lie, and whence he was gently but
firmly repulsed; the great Gar acting
as one sorrowfully, but from a sense
of duty declines to divide his strength
with his helpless and useless friend.
1t is a sad day when France must go
a. begging at the back doors of Euro
pean Palaces for that friendship which
was but too freely and obsequiously
rendered, not four months ago, to the
cruel imposter who is abe author of
her woes.
France need hope for no aid from
Russia. The attitude of the military
powers of that vast Empire may alarm
Turkey and menace Poland, but they
will not deter the invincible Prussians
from prosecuting their operations
against the war-making possibilities
of France or from maintaining an atti-
tude from which they will, eventually.
be enabled to dictate such terms of
peace and future good will as shall
make their late victories available and
determinative.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-02

| PARSON FITZGERALD,the Democratic
Superintendent of Public instruction
of California has recently been success
full in causing such school books as
contain the pernicious teachings of the
vulgar Yankees to be cast out of the
hands of the tender little ones who
are supposed, theoretically, to be un-
der his paternal care; and, We believe,
he has caused to be substituted there
for, McGoffin's Readers, among other
books. As to whether he has succeed
ed in getting introduced Mrs. NJ. b.
Moore's School History of the United
States we are not informed; but, judg-
ing from the following extract from
that work published in 1868 by Bran
son 4 Farrar, Raleigh, n. c. and
which was intended ''to render the
Southern youth Independent of cor
rupt Yankee teachings" we should
suppose that he would exert himself
to do so. Following is an extract from
the work in question:
1.-THE United States.-This was once
the most prosperous country in the
world. The people are ingenious and
enterprising, and noted for their tact
in driving bargain. They are refined
and intelligent on all subjects but that
of negro slavery; on this they are mad.
so. What is the condition of the
United States?
"a. 1t is tumbling into ruins.
20. What is the present drawback
to our trade?
"a. An unlawful blockade by the
and hellish Yankee nation"
Alexander II. Stephens is said to be
writing a school history of the United
States. We wonder if it will be similar
in tone to the charming ''history" from
which the above is extracted.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-02
SOME WORDS TO OUR COUNTY
CANDIDATES..

On next Tuesday, the 4th inst, the
Democrats will hold their County
Convention and place their candidates
in the field, Let us suppose them
nominating their best material, their
most active, industrious, stirring men;
are our County Candidates prepared
to give them the best fight that can be
made! Or are they waiting and hoping
for the favors which would result from
a mean and cowardly coalition with
the enemy? Are there those amongst
our nominees whoare meekIy waiting
for the funeral baked meats which are
to be left from the marriage table of
the Democratic Delilah to the shorn
Samson of soreheadism?
Friends, let us make a manly, square
up fight, asking nor giving odds; bat
Ting for principle with courage, hope
and cheerfulness, and there need be
no danger apprehended. There is no
such a miserable, supine, effeminate
weakness as to give way to the temp
tations which willy enemy, himself
conscious of utter and helpless weak
ness, hopes to betray you withal.
Young men of the party! Be not
timid! Be not sluggards! Arouse,
and display that enthusiasm without
which neither is victory glorious nor
defeat honorable. You are in the ma
jority if you will be but united, earn
est, industrious, enthusiastic.
Look at the materials of which our
County ticket is composed--nearly sii
young, vigorous fellows, with snap
and vinegar in them if they will but
display it. Why let such qualities lie
fallOw? Stir about; organize a YOUNG |
MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB, and make
some speeches; organizes GLEE CLUB
and sing some songs! Marching |
Through Georgia. "John Brown"
80 The Battle Cry of Freedom" and the !
like are not played out" yet-the de-
sire of the copperheads to "let bye
cones be bye cones" to the contrary
Now boys, in the coming week let
rs make it known that we are not halt
lead Yet. Rather let US show that
there is quite life and loyalty and
amongst us, one toward
he other to make this fight shoulder
20 shOulder-all fearless of, and I'M
with, the enemy. This
Kind of a determination, this unwill-
ngness either to be sore over old
or to be afraid of getting new
mes will win US the battle. Moreover,
FIVE must die, let US die fighting, with
,ur faces to the foe! II
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Tswnship Nominations.
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS
OF the Union Republican Party Of Ne
vada, adopted in State Convention,
at ElEO Sonfembar 81 lSTO

al 1lAo, SCPtCAA>C1 -ls AcsVs
RESOLVED, That the Administration OF
President Grant and the Republican ma
jOrity in Congress are entitled to the
thanks of the country for the manner in
which they have discharged their duties
and fulfilled the promises upon which
they were elected to power.
2-Ihat We renew our pledges Oh devO-
ton to the Federal Union, and consider
the preservation of its integrity and the
maintenance of its honor, rs the highest
duty of every American citizen, and to
this end We invite the cooperation of all
men. without regard to paStpOlitical aSSO-
Citations or Differences.
3Thaf we are now, as ever, opposed TO
all forms and phases of human slavery,
in favor Of all measures the purpose of
which is to lawfully protect the labor of
the citizen, and that the action of Con-
gress in refusing to admit Asiatics to the
privilege Of naturalization receives the
thanks and endorsements of this COnven-
ton, and re earnestly urge apOn that
body to speedily enact such laws as will
preveat the further importation Of Chin
ese under service contracts.
4-Thd we favor the entire repeal of the
incOne tax. and the reduction of the tar
in, and aIf other taxafiaA. to the lowest
point ooa sistcnt with the maintenance of
the public credit.
SHAT we sym pathise with all people
In every country who are striving to resist
he encrOachments of despOtism and es-
lablish constitutional liberty.
SThat we are in favor Of die 'strictest
economy in the managementO Of our gov
ernments-N&aSOnal State aad county
and Of the reduction of fees and salaries
Of pubic Offices to the Lowest possible
amount that wiA afford adequate CON-
penSatiOA
|That re admit ne natural hestility
between labor and cap1al but recognize
the inalieaable rights0f both, and regard
an equitable ree0nchiatim as part Of the
mission u the RepaAijean party.
&C BATTERMAN,C Chairman,
JOHN H 8OALr. Secretary.
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THE Storey County Republican Con-
vention takes place tomorrow. The
candidates are particularly numerous
and are, as a holy. most excellent
men-indeed SO many friends has each
aspirant for the important offices that
it is very ditficultto make even good
guess as to who will be the nominees.
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THE LATEST TELEGRAMS.

| We gather the following from last
evenings News:
Tours, October Fifteen hundred
Prussians now occupy Pillhwem:
Rowen, September 3O.-An engage
ment occurred near here between a
body Of French sharpshooters and
Prussian scouts. The latter were dri-
ven off.
Beauyais has been occupied by the
Prussians.
Advices from Paris, September Goth,
says: the Prussians demanded sur
render of fort Delvy, south east OF the
city. The commandant refused.
The Prussians seems disinclined to
attack the city. They still occupy
the nights at a respectful distance from
French forts. When they see conveys
or reconoissances, they open fire with
shot and shell. They have construct
ed an entrenched camp at Versailles,
and seem to have gone into Winter
quarters.
Berlin, October liking William
has forwarded the following dispatch
to the Queen from his headquarters,
dated yesterday: early this morn
ing the French troops made sortie
against the Sixth Corps, while the
Fifth Corps was attacked by three bat
talions at the same time. A brigade
made a demonstration against the
Eleventh Corps. At the end of two
hours the French took shelter under
the guns of their forts"
London, October lit is thought
the Prussians are preparing for a
grand attack on Paris from the north.
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OREsoS LH0IsLATIox.-A bill has
been introduced in the Oregon Legis-
lature to abolish the Chinaman's
queue. It ID found, however, that it
viii have bad effect on Congressman
Smith. az that State, who il accused OF
shaving the upper part Of his forehead
to give him m intellectual appearance.
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THE San Francisco Chronicle wants
to know where San Francisco will be
in 1880. We think that if she keeps
on, and makes NO decided diversions
from her present beautiful course, she
will be in the hands Of . Vigilance
Committee.
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2Oth Day Of October, 1870.
REGISTRY NOTICE.

S,TATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF ORMsBY
y In compliance with an Act entitled IAN Act
to provide for the registration of the names Of
electors and to prevent fraud ut elections' Ia p.
proved March S, 1869, l ereby give Notice, that
the time for the registration Of the names Of the
quail fed electors in Carson Precinct prior the
general election TO be held Monday the eisnt
day Of Nov -mber, A. D. 1870, FIR the County Of
Ormsby, WILL EXPIRE At six O'Clock, p =
NJ. on the
day Of October AID. 1870
Given under my hand this thirtieth day Of Sep.
TENDER, A d. 1870.
AID pLPHUS Waltz, Registry Agent,
yor Carson Precinct. Urnlsby County, New
Carson, October LIST, $50
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0rmsby County Union Republican
Ticket.

For State Senator ........ ISRAEL CRAWFORD
For Members CT the Assembly:
Al LOCKWOOD, J. A. BURLINGAME and
G A. wIrKERELL.
For Sheriff. -.-....-.......S. SWIFT
For County Clerk .-......-.---.----T. J. EDW ARDS
For County Treasurer. IL. 2. MASON
FOR County Recorder. KING, SR
For County Asse cor W. CHEDIC
Fer District Attorney ---..-.-.-J. ID. HEREFORD
For Sept. Pub. Schouls..-.----.L :. GREENLAW
t0r County surveyor -.------.---.-..--k- A. CHASE
For County Commissioner
J. Z CHENEY fLong Term): 9. A. MEYERS
and A. B. sABIN (Short Term.
TsWnship Nominations.
CARSON TOWNSHIP.
For Justice Of the feAce-----...-k- II. PARKINSON
For Constable. M J. PURCELL
EMPIRE TOWNSHIP.
For Justice of the Peace NORRIS
For Constable. ...-...........---....-P p KELLY
School Trustees for Distric. No. l:
CHARLES MARTIN, L. EL.0D and JAMES
BUFfY.
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A. B. DRIESBACH,

A. u LII L IL ODl1 " LIZ
vaoLKsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries. Provisions.
Wines and Liquors.,
Flour and Feed.
CrOckery and TinWare.
Hardware and Bolts.
Blasting and sporting
Powder.
Safety Fuse.
Clothing. Boots and Shoes
California Lime.
Plaster Paris.
Eastern Cement.
Eastern Hair,
whiting.
window Glass.
Paints and oils.
wall Paper.
window shades,
Picture Cords.
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
LUMBER! LUM B Err
A. b. DRIESBACH.
DEALER IN
DOORS AND WINDOWS.
COMMON & CLEAR LUABEF,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS;
LATE AND SIDING,
Opp site,his Store,
Carson Street, Carson City. Nevada
Sept. %, 1870.
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REGISTRY NOTICE.

THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF EMPIRE PRE-
/ ciict are hereby norihed thar the reg stratioB
Of their Names ptor to the general election TO be
held on the eight dsy Of November. A. b. loiu,
WILL kAPIRE at six o'clock z. NJ. on the
2Oth Day Of October, 1870.
Witness my hand this 3oth day u September,
A. D. 1S7v.
JAMES MORRIS, Registry Agent,
For Empire Precinct, OIm-t County, New.
Empire, september 18th, lsso.
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NEW TODAY.
WANTED.

INFORMATION OF THE wHEREABOCTsof
L Mr., HAMLIN, former IL PRINCIPAL Of the Car
son City Public Sch-I and lately - Iair"n OF the
..Corbett House." 1t may lie 10 his advantage
and SUI ely to ours 20 pay pro- er Wit to
CJRBETT BROS.
Carson, October ID, 1870. oc2 Nv.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-05-19

FIRE IL; Al La sCRossE.-On Saturday
night shortly after midnight, the War
Eagle, lying at the depot at Ia; Crosse,
caught, fire from barrel OF kerosene
which the cooper was repairing on tue
lower, deck. In q few minutes the
Goat dn,d tie barge, N: F.. Webb, were
envelopedcin flames and buried to- the
watezsndge. The flames ;oomnlnaica-
ted to the depo. and. elevator and both
were burned, together With 5000
Bushels St. ST wheat ana 500 barrels, of
iaour.m :Alarge lot If mail and express
inhttIer Twas was Lost. tzThcre were fifty
eight kegs ofpo.dsr !in the magazine,
but The boat sauk before it was reached eaas
The lives we're lost, and several r. other OF
Der persons 81 wego Injured. The loss win 30
about 4 quutairter Of i million Of dollars,
with partial insurance on the buildings
.nonc on the boats. ,s. sstIEsi 81: .. sfs
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Nor1o1-u: s.:LAHD oy11cx,

No11oI-u: B. LAND OFFICE. 'S'.'.s. -" ,
Go1Rl:iatAs!i.x t:s. ses;ssS .ttasseas.sy Hte,e
Homestead nifty No: i4s3, dsttd ~ ISL. lbs s
upon tho No Il section -. townshfp TAnSo - d
eeres county MINI, With view 70 the caacealatiol
OF said entry: the 81 pA1tss ~ hereby sunnonsd
to appear At this once on the .6fH DAY OF JULY
1870, ~ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Is respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged absn
nsyisevI 2 ;: i. 8 8. S HocI6Rfi: S:ssitet:
NOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE, .a5so 70 aE8z
~ st.. Cloud. MINI, Nay s, 1870. / t s,
Complaint having boon entered st this Office by
AdamUmbrecht againstThos Ieweock fot abandoning
his Homestead. Entzy 10. Tlol2, Aatsd April Il,
1866, upon. tn. y 4 section q teynshin k26.
range 50, 70 stearns county, Minnesota, with
. view to the cancellation OF said entry: thu
seid parties ~ hsss6y snanoeed tosppesr q: thk
once on tho 3s1z DAY OF JUNE s1s7o, ~ 10
o'cleck IN tha iossaooe t. e. rssPcpd and furnish
G. q GILMAN; Regntsr: E
mayleswl TO HcCLURE. Receiver.
NOfI01-U. 8. LANDOIFIOl,
~ z Il L. CRoAS MINI - ~ .. ls12 r :,
Complaint having entered ct higolhcsby Peter
Hons.ts.d Entry -. soS dtsd July Il, ises,
e.: s: a.. q se,sl :;f::. 3:
With v3svi te tAsfeauDslaa6on Of said oatfy: tHc
eae.! . 50 m '1pzx 81 y - is7o.' 4
10 oc1ock ii sseooet % rssps61 udfi11iah testi
neaycoaeRniag sa3d alleged abeedos1snt.is 1"a
s.,,ss EsG q: s aect1sE .; ssss;;,ar.
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30 Leaving Boston, on Monday morning;
I reached Alban ,. a. FOUR o'clock ia!the
afternoon. i. he city lies along a hill
side, to the left:as you approach from
Che eastward. on theopposite, side of tho
Hudson, sloping gradually down to the.
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NOf1CE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
"a 6omn,1 (, A. e. Clad, Mia, Ny 1S1Eo:
Ihiman Restweet againrt Thomas eatteson for
anaGd9ai1 9gg.a his Homestead Entry No. 1917 dated
ship 122 range ssy ID Chippewa eeanty Ninnssote;
With view to the cancellation Of aid entry the
laid parties are hereby summonsd to appearst this
office on the 18th DAY or JULY, 1870, Il 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon and furnish testimony concsrnins
Il: T7IS' 9. "A. GILMAN, Reetstsrr,, 5 4
8 mayl96wn T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver
oT1cE.-U: 9: LAND OFFICE, -
st. Cloud. Mimi, May IA, 1870.
complaint having been entered at this Office by
Thimsn Reetweet against Augustus H. Kelly foF
s as9, % 1s.d his Hasets:d Asry aa
shlb122, range IS, in Cbippsw. county, Nisnssote1
Nth 2 view to tho cancellation o. az entry: TIC
cfdcs On bXX or J 1S;iI 1s3o: = ibSclocS
in the forenoon 70 respond indnnsS tssfimo6y con
corning sid alleged aba !. $50 !,
mayl96w sssassa Il &c. MCCLURE, needtse g
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.55EE u u . 's4'' ~
Co '4''Q 11's AAagL space IN asiyenuoup
this v veek TO delayed editorial sezrs.,
pondence. ,.; ar<, xss ssd s. d
The ST. Paul Pioneer Of, yesterday,

says: -. . -: ,
since ths fierce contest in the noss to submit the
amendments Of the Senate :ioint resfstiees The
House committee meet for that purpose on Tuesday
One Of these amend ments Will probably restrict thu
sale Of the lands to actual settlers and name stated
price, Another will be saving clause that the
government Is no was AN endorser Of tho mortgages
It is proposed to ISSUE" az; g21Y 3tuis
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1T0TffsF-U r. LAND OFFICE,

NOTfCE-U. 8, LAND OFFICE 1,a.o
g. c haaa : Minn n; li 1s sice b,
Benjamin Crubsr against John Berry for asandonins
his Homestead Entry No. 1898, dated April II 1863
upon the NO II section 8townshp 122, range %, IN
-Nononkalia county, Minnesota; with view to the
cancellation of said entry the said parties are hereby
summoned. to appear at this office on the 9TH DAY
OF JULIE, 1670IAt 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to re-
spond andfnrnsh testimony concerning said alleged
abandonmantgts,!2Y,. n g. A. GILMAN. Register
4! Msay196wsrss, ~; C. MCCLURE. Receiver:
Il S G|s55 %i S5f1 MIy Is
Compliant having been entered at this Office ~
James Wood against Levi Smith fvr abandoning his
upon the y Il sw;L g sx syA % section
with view to the cancellation Of said entry the
sal parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 71H DAY OF JULY, 1870, ct 10 O'clock
IN tho forenoon 70 respond and furnish, testimony
concerning said alleged Abandonment 81 Nm i.
q 1 49,, a.s.s. G.. a. GILMAN, Register,
may1eswlI T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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H1orIcE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

aNO1ICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE: i: .........s ,.,.
IN 81, Cloud. MINI, Nay -, 1870, :-..
Compliant having been entered Ct thss ot9ee, ~
Louis Andss6R gsfnSt' David Hannah fer abandoL-
ar s II, $50, dpo1 10 = X neZ So, II section
8, township IL, range 25, Todd eonnsy minnesota
With =! visw 70 The eahceatisa q .4id entry: the
said psrtfss:re hereby sGunmoned % appear 1t this
eooesstisf slisSs s's'
nnH Ia ysysa q AsGILAAN, b Gigtor,;5si
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! The business men of PhiladelPhia
complain Of exceedingly dull times.
Many large wholesale dealers and job.
bers say thoy are now living on last
years profits. The manager Of the
largest type foundry in the United
States (from which worry fine and COM
,P|eto stock Of new jobbing type and
material has been sent to The Joun.
MALI told me that for three months
their establishment has not bees.--usshz
ing current expenses. The West is cer-
;tFfnly better 1t th,O4.
:! I heard here to-day Bishqp Simp.
s@s @s@oilalSs!!pe g Bl,6509p Kipss
sssSSa9,fBis69p! T sS''g sgp. Va idisq
|'d seddsSSly .:h ', tina sne.. iYht
Pehur1c1ha , was ,s crowded, snotYtbst.ndine
tie wst leather We 4 apd muddy .t1ssts
Ths, l text w., # .lPreciqep, in., The taiehi
Of the 1oid J., Is tie td'e'th, eft His ..ints,''
Alter paying tribute 70 the, memor,
and works Of the de- deceased, the Bishol
pointed, out Ut the lessons to BE- 10 learned
humility and readiness for death !; clos
ing with powerful appeal ip behalf 20
missions, especially for t those in All.
in which country Bishop Kingsley died
It was very able Sermon ,"... y.
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out grounds, one OF the most ATTRACTIVE
being the home Of Hon. A.. ". Beard,
previously referred to. This iowa rep
.resents more wealth per capita than
any other town in the State. Its an
nual town meetings present tho some
what unusual feature Of being opened
with prayer by the oldest clergyman in
the town. Further on Is the town of
Brighton and still further, Cambridge,
tho literary center Of the country The
Harvard 8 College, buildings, occupy a
large extent Of ground: The church
Just erected by the college in commem-
;orstion of its members who tell during
the war, is a handsome edi6ce. Blythe
roadside stands, in good state aof
pres rvatioa, the. tree under which
Washington first tookacommand Of the
'Amerisau army, July 3, H75. |, Near
by is the building occupied as his
headquarters, now the houleof the,poet
Lohgfellow. ID Ehis.town contains much
else thatsvis of historic and present in.
'tcrest. "A visit to, Mount Auburn
cemetery was prevented by sudden
rain storm: a5:.a: al: ~; .s1:"s: il: va
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OUR thanks are agaiuedus Capt
l.. W.: Collins afot taking hod&orial
charge of THE, LoURNAi. L'sHiaG mani
.gement Of the paper during thsd past
six weeks has giyon abundant evidence
Of his ability in thst direction tshd'swe
are confident has given satisfaction To-
Its readers, nGs baabam .Hsi1oat o.!
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T,OR ALL YoUR sPRINTIN6-xoah e
JOURNAL emes ,,.. S. 80 s &
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OIL AND LAMPS. :.

e Physicians 'Pre.crip' ions carefully com.
Epounded, and ,oraels answered With care :
and dispatch:
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HOME OFFICE, st. Paul.

500 = :.;:A@> I
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s. - S, - 9 9 q = e4MAH, n:ei.tM:
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man we'll advanced in years, Of vener-
able, Impressive appearance, and has
rich, strong voice. His sermon COM
bated the doctrine >esstqsll dapgelity.s1l
He naintl HE'D that tifsevsr, obtain
ed any perhsn st asdsadsScy over good
and IT. ths xssld 81 sssdil} growing
fsstsi. IL yisx of xhst IS generally
understood to be tho belief of his
church, (Unitarian) I was somewhat
saspss.ed= e. Neutrality-suspicious.
given to the representation Of the Cross,
in the resr Of and over the pulpit. In
bis opening prayer, he seemed 70 look
upon. TIC sPa q God 90, being Tho
s,!fop. Of na1a pisst6ssre 81 81. p pes :.
,sg'' 's$ 4; 'e's : .a!Ss Assss'
y ~ 2,.ssSs' 1Rs:iEsss.'a Con-
pany are MAKING. every preparation t.!
construct their line hTopgF sMinsesota
during tie present season. Their ad-
4ertisenen % inviting proposals. fsr doing
The work has already been published
| I called to see 81 ~: Samuel W;lkesesng,
Secretary Of. the Company, to learn if
anything could DO stated with regard to
The branch from St. Cloud, but be was
out Of the city at the time. t....
Considerable excitement is being
caused by the projected Arcade Rail.
Wy, under Broadway. It is proposed
70 make really; new Broadway under.
ground ; but the property owners Oh.
jeot, as they fear it would endange.
their buildings, The scheme is Ger
tainly > stupendous one. Governo,
Hoffman has not Jet signed the bill
and il is believed he win not. Th'
| Pneumatic Underground Railway
which extends for 294 feet from tb'
corner Of Warren street,, is anothe
! means Of transit which has: just bee,
commenced. The cars run Oh tire
rsils-the side rails being of tho ord q
d.iy aud the third Of / tri.ngul.
shape; The motive power Is ! giganti
blowing machine, which discharge
100000 cubic feet Of dir per minute
The 1r,ilxayF station (only one being :
yet completely Is 12o feet long, and
elegantly furnished With sette.., p l,i
} tures, fountainsl', and mirrors and