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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-20
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Joint Restitution expressing the sympathye
Cngrs-s At the death VI Iajor General Isorg
H. Thomas.
Be IL resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
ressutatives ii the Unisei States Of America in
Congress assembled. Tiiat the Senate and House
Il Repre- eutasive> have heard with deep reg ct
VI the sudden deco II Major General GeOs go II.
Thomas, endeared to the country by a series Of
unlsOken, Patriotic services during . period Of
thirty year,
skc And be it further resolved That his dis
tisgui-hed Career in the defence Of his country
AGAINST foreign and domestic enem e.. his never
faitering faith and zsal in the maintenance II the
UatoN and the Integrity u the government. and
k,s stern execution u every trust conhd-d to Kim,
oonstirute . record in life male memorable 10
Death.
NC. 3. AID b Il further resolved, That the
Prssideae q the Sesate and the speaker ~ the
Hose ars hsseby sathsrisrd % naks ruch Ar
raageoeaso n eNssefioa with his Sbs-quies -
viii .essst ths synS,shy q CSsgrs-s = thb -
eisaai bsssavsaDsat
ApSsvvsd. April & ls7e.
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Unexprctei liner .reuce- Lave oper tied L. make
ihi- dei,y n.ces-uy 10 hc''ohipi-h The r suit IL
freeing the Library from 'ieht. without re our-''
TOO her pr vIleg-- giant, u by at OF the iesisia
ture Ias-ed :. nary IL. 1870
This Is positively the OILY T. stnorment which
will be nIae. The Uunceri viii take IL .cr -" the
day above named. com ncing at ,,I' e uciu k \
NJ al Ia continue until the gins have been
awarded.
The funds already in b nix are conf lorabl, MOI e
Than sufficient 20 the sHc e-sfu cVinI letio''
of the contract wrh the pubic
t. >al- of ckefs will positively elise On + l.
day the 2sth ~ "f Oct Der. !S.j.
All tickets remaining Tn-ol at that time Y i'll
H. " ithdrawn from safe AMI Cau"eirsi- hey vii
b. advertised hy their hunhrrs "f, The = III d.,
Of October. ls1U in one or n"'ie" the DAILY pa
p-Is 81 'h's city. any 'iiuIun ion thus in-'de III
the number If tickets To be 'irisn. al me- fleet
tn number of am mt II Sf-. tn, vi b" a
hereto advertised. To Wit: 6-s gifts, amount
iIig in a | To- So u geo gold.
Ticket holi-is esdur out # San fran'i-co Ill
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1871. at the flee, n. 3IN ,aIIf nit IT ert. t.
ali parties presenting tickrt~ to "hicn q E have
been awarded. AL gii's awarded - non r ,idenis
will be hel to their order and "- their nocoun
ROBERT 3. SWAIN pr--i tent VI. L.
W ii. l. BARNES, Vice Pres't - "a
wv. Z. RAL>tON. Tret-u,er.
TiIO'. II HAYES. Recording Sec. 90
DAVID WILDER, Corresp sec.
Trustees:
wM. ASHnUR>ER, IS'sC "ORMSFR,
j. NJ NcNULTY AsF'D y. y EfIT,
hRTH NJ tBhLTS, WV G H,pG.R,
WM. 4. WO, ID, kEfNOLDc,
SAMUEL HUBBARD.
MACRICE DoRE 4 Charles r. PETERS
Business Agents, No. 3iS California j.Ieet.
seitd
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NOTICE
To All Owners of Lots In
Dayton. Lyon County,
Nevada.
One Year in which to File your
Claims,
Ju1vZth.1 1870
From Ju1y7th. 1870

From July 9TH. 1870
NOTICE IS HE FBY GIVEN THAT l. WILL
~ LIAM HAYDN. Judge IF the Fourth Judi
cial hi frct Of the sra ot .vada, a I, ustte "
the o. pr. perry IN Day en-. Lynn county.
Nevad., nuder an A Of c.. gr. e. titled - A.
ACT ( r the reinf Of the ihhabts t. # titles
and Towns upon the NIB il n,is.'' APP
p. oved Ma,ch ,, 1867. have received Patent
from the Unit.d sta'e-f the east .lf the nth
ets' quarter f the rihwest quarter an the east
IF Ut the southwest qu rt.r # -ctI'.n TIVE ty
three: the northeast gu rter If the n rIhwtst
quarter and the nortHe gT,rter of section
twenty six, AID the southwest quarter f secti
twen Vt ur and the Northwest quarter of the
rih~ est quarter # section twenty five in Town
ship sixte n. north Of ,ng- twenty me (2l) east.
l., the district If lands sujct T. sale at arson
City. Nevada, containing eight hnndi ell and forty
acres. Patent dated Nay 18th. 1870. And all
persons owning | It's or p,rcrs of z ound in said
tow, site must within ,"e wear after tbs Fl st
publcaii N # this not fl - with e. at my Office
i" Dav,nI,. Lyonc..IIniy Nevada awrirf-n d.scrip
tion and claim If the t. If and owned cl ,in,.d
by tn M Or they will be revrt haired Of .ny RICH
or interest in law Or equity ~ I" such lots %
parcels # & nund as reniain vi aimed after tn
exliration Of ouch p. ri. d Il year.
WILLIAM HAYDON,
District Judge, + urth Judicial d strict, Nevada,
Trustee.
July eth 1870. jv7 law low
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-20
CENTRAL COMMICiEE OF ORMsBY
COUNTY.

At meeting cf the nerocratic Central Com
mitee Of u'n,sby o'.nty. hcli IN Cars City.
August Il, 1871, the f IL w.Is p, oceeIings were
had
1T 1t resolve, hat c, unity Convention 81
he Der, taiic rujy IF ,rm by County ts
he Ii A. Carson CITY on
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-20
Public Resolufion-NO7.

A Resolution to extend the port OF enrry Of the
collection district Of Orleans
Resolved by The Senate and House II Repre-
sentatives Of the Cnit.d states Of America il
Congress assembled, That the limits of the port Of
New Orleans . p'rt Of entry be enlarged and
extended ~ to include I'll that p..stiUn Ut the
parish u Jefferson, left hank, in the State u
LOatsiasA. lying between the Mississippi river and
Lake fontchartnin. and bctweeo the upper line
sfthe pariah d Orleans, lelt hank, cd q line
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-20
CARSON RIVER LIME!
DLASTERERS MaSONS. BUILDERS, AND
il others are hereby inf ,rmed that the under
signed is the agent ia Carson for the sac of
CARSON RIVER LINE,
And is prepared to furnish it in any quantit, de-
sired.
A. B. DRIESBACH.
Jnne 81. 1870. II
Ifubiic-NO- II

IFubilc-NO- Al
An Act declaring tie conf. ruction Of An act to
incorp rate TIE National The .ical Inst rnte. -
approved May teath, Ell hundred and
sixry SIX and s.lsp =. An act [ amend an
EMIT ed Al act TO incorporate tee Ntti nal
Theological In-Iiiui- ant To define and ext. mi
the powers If the s,ue" apr we'd March
second eighteen hundred and six ,-sev,n.
Theoicgic,i insrirut-. ap. royeI y ten eig,te. II
hundred and -ixty six. am ais, at To lie ine
and extend the POWERS If the sam, appr, We
March SECOND, Ell. cen hunirei and ,iXt, sew n
has hav- been IA scnu-trued 10y an at;rnIt To
remove the seat If its operations To- a 'ii,'ant
locality n direct contI # said acts and
whereas The T., lo~i ing named per-',s. $50"
Lewis, Edmund 1urney. john 5. Pol r, aries
II. Nor e, William L. johnson Lin is,y Nh e,
William Nelson, George 4. Mcclellan. {. -meu'
Robins IN, Geo ge VI. Conirnn, s. Alex ,nder, U.
II. Hutch n, W. T. Wi,wali, s. l.. rs,ey, con
tinue 70 exerci their functions as the executive
committee, by the eutnorit Y # said corp a. ion
AT its seat If o,,erati within the sad Di-tr
II Columbia according u the intrhtn N # sal.
acts; Now, there ore,
Ne it enacted 10y the Senate and House II Rep
rrsentsiives f the United states Of America in
Congress u s-mb,.d, III It the SEAT If up raIn.I.s OF
the National iI-ui,si III Institute and University.
Incorporated under the a Z approved Nay e til,
eighteen hunnr-d and sixty--ix, which act
amended AMI extended by the net If March
second, eighteen hundred and sixty seven, sl,sl,
be and the sam, Is her by, located wi hin the
city of " A-hin- tnn. in the i'isfr ct Of Columbia:
- construed TO prevent said ,p 'rnti n tr"m
establishing such br mel e. ~i'hu, the Ii,uirs vi
said District as Ia y b., N au huri sed by law.
Approved, Ap Il -, 1870.
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Tuesday, the 23d day Of August, 1870:

NJ the same places, b-'w, en- tie same hours with
the same Judges and cer are above designs-
ted in the the election for delegates t. the
County Convention.
5th. 1t was received, that voter, at the
Democratic Urinary elections, shall possess the
10 lowing qualifications he .hali. at the time cf
hol ing sa!d in'aiy el ctiu.s. b. a duly qualified
-iectT Of 0inisby Connty and he shall. if re-
CURED. ledge himself to support the ticket Of
Inc Democr,tc Party at the general election in
November, a. d. 1870.
9TH. 1t was ,es'.ved, that the apportionmens
of Delegates I" the state Convention from Ormsby
County be ~ f1liuws:
From Carson Irecinct ..........................7
From Empire Pre- Inc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
It'll. 1t was resolved that in of failure to
act On the part of any judge clerk Of tho cleo
tions authorized by the COMMITTEE, any ten qua
lifted Deinoci attic voters ssse bic at tie polling
places above j, sigma ed. NAV ect judges or
cle,k ks I" fill any vacancy. and to act such
Judge or clerk. q. ILLS, Chairman.
y. A. Y GILBEaT, Secretary. arls-td
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A PROCLAMATION..

a rsOOAANAAAONs
Ey the President of the United States Of America
where's . convention concerning the Citizen
chip Of emigrants between the United States Of
Amcrics and the Grand Duchy Of Hesse. was
Concluded AMI signed by their respective pleniIo-
teutisries ~ DWm>ta T. on the ir-t day Il Au-
gust. one Thousand eight hundre ! and sxty--ishf,
which Convention being in the English and Ger
man languages. l. word tor wuri f1ll ,~.:
In witness whereof l have herennto set my
had and caused the seal Of the Uniied States 10
beafixed.
D ne in the city Of a>hincfon this thirty first
lay u Augu-t, IN the year of our Losd one th,
sand eight hundred and sixty nine. AMI Of the in
dependence u the United States the nnet fourth
u =. Seal U. I. GRANT.
BY the President
HAxnTOs FISH, Secretary Il State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-20

To 'mnate candidates Cor the following Offices.
t. VT: Guvernor, ii-u:e ant G,.yeruor, kepre-
sentative III Congress. Justice If the Supren
'"ur'. secretary If 81 lie, Attorney General.
Treasurer u. state. Cun:r,,lor of State sur vey,r
G-nrral. Stpe in eIi,i-nt III tubiIc destruction,
safe Mineral gi-i, and Llrre OF Supreme Court:
and III" ctiost such other business shall
properly bef., said torventi.n.
rr muron. Er,,lved. that each county be en-
titled 10 Iel-g,te Vt large, one f,i each
hInite fi,Ul votes ID e. each fTacs ion
fry 800 ca Tor the Republican Presiden ial
Electors at the clt-ctun If ISIS.
an MOTION, Resolved That we recommend &,
The 'verrl "urtN G I.tIal COMMITTEES that the
Primary . "c;t"u Of delegates to bpth state and
County C.,u,erti"ns b. L-id the 18th day tf
Sept m!Ier. 1870. AID that SID election del
esatinr be elected l. the - Convention and Ole
deiesat OF /" the ouu;y Convection.
IN nr,;!un, ,;e~o'v,t That v"t-r at the Union
Rep t:csin rriiu 'ries Sla possess the f II WING
qutihcHt',n-: lie h Ill b IA t,Z-n Of the United
states and at the >urI. Of Nevada: he shall at the.
TIM. OF voting ut the Pripiar be a quail ft,t
elrrttr and rcst>tei ell ter If the Precinct IN
winch he fer t'y"t-; he shall have voted the
Ini..n Republic ieker. II ,re a d National,
the General rl,csi'H If Nov mher, 4. D. 1865,
or wouid nav due SCI had it he possible to vote:
tie sh ii siemnly p!'-ige h'm>e I" vote for the
nominees # the Union kspnb'ic. IA part, at the
General tlectiuh in ,.venter, A. d. 1870.
solved That recommend Ia the several
County 'entrl Commuters that IN the day Of the
- iIi,ars FL ctiuu Deb - the several coll
ven ions. the PEI pie b. Ieiue>ed to express their
preference, rl AID d, Is fl the several offices,
ot-te AID Co MY, by direct vo'e.
Delegates are apo, TONED the several Countie.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-20

n. A. II. BALL,
Chairman New ada State Central Committee Ma
Ii n.tI Union Il, pub Ictn r'y-
c. Z. BATTEENAN. Secretary.
June 25, 1870. I'd
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-20
Wednesday, September 2sth, 1870.

Between the hours If 2 and O'Clock P. H.,
that day, at the following places:
Carson p. ecinct-At the Law Office of Clayton
d b vis.
Emri Frecnct-At Wolff Staple.
The u wing Judge ami Clerks Of election
were chosen: Carson Precinct Judges, James
Duffy. 10 elh Ro-emstrk; Clerk, J. c. Dorsey.
Empire Precinct ages j. freeman, J. L.
BiighG; Clerk, Longahaugh
4tn. Il Was resolved that primary electin
.or delegates to the state Convention Of the Dem
,cratic PARTY To be he d IN E.ko Wednesday,
the l4ih day Of september, A. D. 1870, be held
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NOTICE.

| HOLDERS OF TICKETS 10 the GIFT { IN CERT
| il all OF Mercantile Library Assur ,ti", ale
| hereby notified, thar the Concert Is p'siPUned
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Wheeler Mining Companx.-Locn-

Wheeler Mining ComPany.-Locn-
EHn I Walks: Pine We. Is .er Ill County
Nut c. Is hrI -by g ven. that .Ieeti Of til
'ru>i e-s ui laid Company, held n thu 18th I
august, 1870, eut Il fifty (50) cents pei
hte leyI,d "I",n the capital stock Of sal
.mlran,, payable in.ne,iiare Y. IN Uuit.d Stlte-
/. ID 10 the - rotary. 1t The uftlce IT th'
..iI.p.IG v Iier Il stewart strceT, Sau Fr.nrI
ANY 81, OK upon wnicn SAID AS s~nieut ,ti ! Ie
iIin unpaid on the 81 Ia f september. $50, shsl
eirrd nelirqrent amt viii be 'iuly ADVERT
IL sale at pubic lon am! uni, payment shall
,e m tide before. WI be- :, III vn TuUKS"af. III
18th Il ~ of oct. brr 1870, Ia pay the said delir
IGeut assess neut. together with Gusts If advent
.Ing and exp ns = q the sE,le.
t,f,icr : Pier Il Stewart treef. San Francisco
al EDM'D Z. Bent,
an2S-t I'd Secretary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-20
Tuesday. October 4;h, 1870.

At l. O'Clock. VI to n,.ininrte two State SEN
atofs, three Assembly Iru. one Sheriff. "ne Treas
urci, R"coide, tuuatV CI-Ik one Asses
"a: District AfIt rnev, three County G m
nli>-I'H-T-. n iuhiir al uI3>trat r, County
SGIeI int Hdent ui fuhlic Iu-trl tiun, Coun;y
surveyor. one Justice OF the fe:ee ana one Con
stable. r Cars uAd t.uIi-lTe tow ships Ie.pec-
lively; AID C'unry C.utral Committee
ID. 1t WAS re. olveI ttat the .i',rortionment Of
Delegates to the Count Convention be Is follows:
Carson Precinct
Empire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Di uhs"tA
81 II was resolved Thai the rimary election
in The several Icrs Tor Delegates TO the County
Convention, be held
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PRoOE EDxNaa
OF THR
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

At meeting nf the Union Eerullcan State
Central committee, he Il ut Virginia CITY June %.
$50, 1t vas res pi,ei tn t state Convention II
the National Uuiun Republican Party be held at
ELK :. IN
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1870,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23
TRIBUrE OF RESPECT.

At a regular meeting OF the Benev oleut
Focioty, Order No. !, at our lodge, on the
18th day of April, In memory OF our de-
ceased brother, Dallas Z. White, which oc-
CURED ON the 10th inst, upon motion the
following preamble and resolutions Were
received and adopted:
WHEREAs, We, the members of Benevo-
lent Order No. l. GAINESVILLE Branch, being
desifous OF expressing our feeling OF sor-
row, caused by AN ONer-ruling PrOVidence
In removing fro "a our midst one who was
Formerly member OF this Order, who has
lead the why when others knew not, aud
one with whom we have taken sweet coun-
sci, not only In our social retreat, hut In
the fear of the true and living God, and
who died a true Christian In the Faith
therefore, be it L..
ResolOed That the honesty of purpose
and the firmness and fidelity with which
our deceased brother sustained the prInci-
pies OF our cherished institution, in the
capacity OF Recording Secretary, wer,
alike honorable 10 himself and worthy OF
our Imitation.
Resolved, That Il is meet for MS 10 declare
that as A member Of the Benevolent 10
ciety, he was consiStent-couibinin In his
ehristian.and moral character all OF thoss
virtnes that merit the esteem and affection
Rcsoired, That in the death OF brother
White tue Benevolent Order has lost a
worthy member, his wife "A devoted n US.
band, and his children an afectionatc
Resoired, ina. we sympathize with his
widow and family In their deep afiiietion,
and tenderto them our condolence and
would point them 70 Christ, who nlOne can
give them com fort inthis the hour OF thelI
afflicted bereavement.
tions 10 sent ~ ,hr wfiowef famlly.
JOSErH WILCOX Presldcni.
CHAELIs JACAsoA, t'''ctuH,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

"A PoINT WELL TAKEN.-The New
York Herald makes a sharp point in
regard to the Southern States being
required to ratify the Fifteenth
Amendment as y condition of resto-
ration to the Union. AS they could
not be trusted to come In and then rati-
~ IL, they ratified first and then came
in. They We're, therefore, not in the
Union. Either, then, says the Her.
aid, all the reconstruction laws 81
Congress are invalid, or these South
ern Publications of the Fifteenth
Amendment are invalid. If the
States We're in the Union, there was
no need 20 admit them, and If they
were not In the Union they could not
participate in making laws for States
! that are in.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

GENERAL LEE, the hero, sage and
statesman, has returned to Savannah,
from avisit to his fathers grave on
Cumberland Island. With mod
csty, born Of true greatness, he shuns
all display and shrinks from every
demonstration of public admiration
for his noble character. With pru-
dence, born of genuine patriotism,
he avoids everything that may give
otfense TO the petty tyrants, upon
whom he must look down with pity
md contempt, lest he may be made
the pretext for further oppression to
the South. What n contrast between
the victim and the tyrant! The sur
can claim no greater superiority ovei
rush light, than Leo over Grant.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23
The following Rules win be Observe,

The following Rules will be Observed
l. None other than the growth OF
1869 admitted. So -
2. Each hid. must be marked dis
tinctly with the owners name, and
class In which it will be exhibited.
3. Tobacco should be shipped, il
possible, SO as TO arrive here by the
LIST of June. j. tr,s; 49,. {
4. No hid. of class and 2 to weigh
less than 500 lbs net. y - (.
8. No hid. of class 3. Al, 8 and
to weigh less than 1909 lbs. net.
g.. No box of GLASS 10 to weigh less
than so lbs. net. 80.
Z. In class 5 no hid. shall be coun-
ted that has been previously sold on
this market. The, premium In this
class will be. awarded Sept. LIST, next.
g. The entrance fee of the 9TH class shnIl
be $40, and ofthe 6th s5. Entrance must he
made In these classes on or b. fore May 18th
the Board of Trade, and pay ing him the fee
8. All entrance fee of So win be
charged on each hid. and 50 so OH
each box. q. ~ 70
10. All tobacco will be entered by
the warehouse that receives Ii. II
will be entered in. the name of the
owner. The warehouse will pay the
entrance fee, and charge the same t.
the owner of the Tobacco.
III. Glass 5 refers TO the owner ol
the tobacco and not TO the warehouse
that sells 1t.
Tobacco may be consigned to either o.
the following warehouses;
Cumberland Warehouse, smith Il Will
la m ann (larEsyills do. Harrison a khCl.
by; Elephant do, TURNKEY, Ely a Co.; To
bacco do, Seat & Bowling; Red River do.
Thomas Il 60. !; Trice's Landing do. Rig
gins a Go. a \
d. N, KENNEDY, Pres't.
NJ. v. INGRAM, Sec'y.s ~ - ~ ~ s.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

EDITING A PAPER. -Thetollowing
was found in the Office of an editor by
a country sheriff: Editing paper is
a very pleasant thing. If it contains
too much political matter people
won'thave 1t, If it contains too little,
they won't have it; If the type is too
large, itdon't contain enough reading
matter; II the type is too small they
can't read it; If wepublish telegraph
reports folk say they are nothing but
lies; II we omit them, they say we
have no enterprise, or suppress them
for political effect; if we have in a
few jokes, folks say. we are nothing
but rattle-nead; If we omit jokes,
they say we are old fossil If we pub
lish original matter they damn US for
not giving them original selections;
If we publish original selections, folks
say we are lazy for not giving
them what they have not read in
some other paper; If we give man
complimentary notices, we are GEN.
sured for being partial; if we do not,
all hands say we are great hog /; If
we insert an article which pleases the
ladies, men become Jealous; II we don't
cater TO their wishes, the paper is not
fit to be in their houses II we attend
church, they say II is only for effect !;
If We do not, they denounce MS as de-
ceitful and desperately wicked, If we
speak well Of any act, folks say that
we dare not do otherwise; If we cen
sure, they call us a traitor; il we re-
main in our Office and attend to BUSH
ness, folks say we are too proud to
mingle with our fellows.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23


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LEADING MAGAMsEs ana wRRKLIIs
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

I THE END OF THE PARAeuAYAN
WAR-Advices from Lisbon give
further details of the death of Lopez
which leave the fact in no further
doubt. The Vice President Of the
republic and several other high Off
Gals were also killed andthe womer
of Lopez's family were captured. A
treaty Of peace was being pre-
pared with the provisional govern
ment, which the Brazilians set up II
Asuncion some time ago, and which
now comes in good play for the pur
pose. .. LA 49, q
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23
Red River Tobacco marked.

By Thomas & Co.. on the 18th of April,
of 100 hhds. as follows:
$50 90, 10 90, 1900; 0 at IL 10; 8 at II 80; 4 at
81 Bat II %; l2at 10 70; 4at 10 30; 4 at 10 %;
10, $40, o 90, . 60, o 30, Q %, 90, 0 NJ, s 90,
I'D, s 10, $50, 80, & 30, s on, 8 80, s 80, 3 at
90, ] 30, 7 %, 80, so, 2 at 10, I 90, 7 so,
7 ~. no. Z 90. Sales every Thursday.
the following prices :-s25 90, "a 10, IL 10, 9
at II 90, 4 at II rs, Mt II so, at n %, IL nj
II 90, 25 at 10 70, u at 10 80, 9 at 10 Is, 8 al
10 %, 3 at 0 10. Also IS hhds. ranging from
. 10 10 q a5.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

Az European, travelling through
the South and stumbling upon the
various military camps, might well
wonder what constitutes the boosted
American liberty; his wonder would
grow into amazement when told
that the military was necessary e
secure the negro veto for the Radical
party aud to. keep white men from
the polls. This, however, is the plain
truth.