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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-04

GaASTs ADMINISTRATIONS is one year
old to-day. Taken for all in all il has
been productive of the most beneficial
results that have accrued to the country
siace the surrender at Appoma,tox.
"Let US have Peace, the President S
significant motto, has been followed BY
an administration Of the country's bust
ness which means .sle. us have the bet
ter fruits of the peace which has been
invoked" During this short year that
has passed much has been done to restore
the lately rebeilious States to the Union
and 10 day We see each OF them practic-
ally reconstructed and returned. Many
needed resormations have been inagur-
aied and the National Debt has been
diminished By nearly one hundred mil
lions of dollars. The new President has
taken upon himself the execution of no
special "policyn of his own but has
ben, his energies toward something else
taan shaping the politics of the country.
II is felt that Grant has exhibited true
craftsmanship; and the country looks
hopefully to the results of the next three
years OF his incsmbency of the Presi-
Dental Office. Pursuing quiet aud
uuob,rus;ve course, be has won the en-.
tire respec, Of the people, and utterly
stsued his defamers. Investigation Of
tie Gold Conspiracy merely brigh,ens
his reputation and he can look upon
the events of the FIRST year of his official
life With that full satisfaction which
will add pleasure TO the contemplation
of THE anniversary of his induction into
the honors aud high duties Of the Chief
Of this Republic.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-04

The CHIvALRY's TERRIBLE PUNISHMENT.
The New York Nation thus discourses on
the Fifteenth Amendment and its applica-
ton:
The Fifteenth Amendment-which provi-
des that " the right of citizens to vote shall
not be denied or abridged by the United
States, or by any State, on account of race,
color, or previous condition of servitude =
has received the ratification Of the requisite
number of States, and its adoption will,
doubtless, shortly be proclaimed. The re-
construction process may now be considered
closed for all practical purposes. Moreover,
the agitation against slavery has reached an
appropriate and triumphant conclusion, and
the negro, from being the subject Of the
strangest struggle in the history Of civiliza-
ton. sinks into the rank Of an ordinary and
somewhat heavily weighed wayfarer ON the
dusty and rugged highway of competition.
We can understand thoughtful Southerner
feeling awestricken as he looks at what has
come to pass. The very feelings which he
most carefully fostered and made his boast
and glory have been converted into instru-
ments Of torture under which he daily
wrirhes. His pride of race, for instance,
makes black equality tenfold the humiliation
it would be to any other men. His contempt
for the North, which he taught his children
in their cradle, has made his subjugation bit
ter beyond the bitterness of any other record
ed conquest. Every reproach he has ever
heaped upon the Yankee has given the
Yankee sword keener point, and the Yankee
order book a deadlier sting. Even the host
ility to +" isms" has given the people who
love "isms and live by them an influence
and weight in politics and society which. but
for his hatred, they would never have had.
He has the consolation of knowing that free
q
rights, "agrarianism," free schools, and
everything else of the kind that he has hated,
owe a great deal Of whatever success they
have achieved to his dislike OF them: we
class them together simply because this was
= way he had himself. Now, that it is all
over and he sees the negro on the bench land
the South Carolina bench. too,) and IN the
Senate chamber, he may sit down with the
comfortable reflection that, considered from
bis point of view, he has shown himself the
greatest blunderer of the modern world. he
ought to have the Fifteenth Amendment en-
grsvsd on his tomb. No other epitaph would
do him justice.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-04

MORE surrenders in Cuba are reported. A
dispatch dated Havana, March l, says:
The Insurgent General, Napoleon Arrange,
who originated the rebellion in the Interior
Department, has voluntarily surrendered to
the authorities, with 20 men, and promises
to come to Havana and confer with the Cap
tain General in regard to the best means Of
ending the instruction without further
bloodshed. A letter from Santiago gives an
account of the trial and execution of MEM
bers of the Cuban Junta in that city. Eight
cen well knswn citizens were arrested, con-
demned and executed, with scarcely the form
of a trial, and not allowed assistance of
counsel or the privilege of summoning wit
nesses; among them were some Americans.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-04

RsvEIs has gone to work for his people.
He is reported as follows under date Of
Washington, March LIST:
Revels presented petition of colored men
in Philadelphia for the passage of bill to
secure equal protection Of the laws.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-04

LATE DISPATCHES from London an.
nounce that fifty six men were saved
from the wreck of the Oneida. Those
having friends on board Of the lost yes.
sci are in a terrible state of suspense
with regard to their safety.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-04

THE Senate has finally concluded not
to disturb the vote whereby Strong, of
Pennsylvania, was confirmed as one of
the Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court. 1t is thought that the vote will
be very close in Bradley's case.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-04

AsBBURY, the owner of the English
yacht Cambria has backed out of the
race with Bennetts' Sappho.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-04

OSE-HALF the workmen recently dis
charged from the Charlestown Navy
Yard have been set at work again.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-04

The loss of the steamer City of Bos-
ton is now believed to have occurred in
mid ocean, with all on board. Insu-
rance has been paid upon her.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-04

GENERAL QuEsADA, the distinguished
Cuban, has arrived in New York.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-04

THs DoxISIcAxs have decided, BY .
large majority vote, in favor Of annexa
ton to the United States.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-04

THs West Virginia Legislature has
passed a joint resolution providing for
so amending the Constitution as to per.
nit negroes and Confederates voting.
, 1870-11-07
EISSOURI,


The Polltical eampntEn-SPeAch CHI oi
Hon. Il. Gsatz fSro,vn.
-. Lor1s, Nor; a-Tne pas: week has heeu =
s.ia nishtlJ meet'bss, and much viapr aad
s21ueetness hRs been iltpa{ ell IN conducting the
esnvass Law nigus SENATOR Drake dshyetea 40
fsSGas ,sisc cSa,xss 81 h4 at MsSaFF saaoi ss
srhurz and G-s,z B-owE, that rae.
d. signed to break up the Republican party ii
strong aud bi.s.r terms. Tonight tie LIBERAL r.
rntlcans had . rue torchl ght n7oees.'su, xou =
!aree Meeting AZ tue court Huu*.. j te':,y kae
al,n sett ral oshef ntouinrnt nen"a 1ass sl..t,
seoke, ard Hurh enslu.lasn WAS nanl:eastd Ine
ns 1a;n:d ia the 'a>ax <' cur
FL oss Gft'zena, Erpnos'edn*r tons7rnfise*, 0te'
nIa,e-s myself to Ill Of you, became. Ia this
c1Lva&e, have spoken TO the rentit: VI MIS- ;ur1
wrhcut ci.'iucssun Of pa .iy. lc oeeA.t pf c ,u-
n.ep freedom, eQu.LJ ftaia political disabilities
savsHes Of property iu eui.e q taIatian aud a..
ma have m:.!e = equase nshI, M
eteen under s1y ssaa or
As 70 my oNu position, or the attitude Of thla can
ss, 3 to;s q sne s5snns Of Tasay
70 MY cnNee The doctrines Of is government fol
the tn-utu9 term. I shan Claim that tney hzye
eLdo1sed lhe d. ctft1e Of equal rights TO 2 raen,
apd that any levy Of fa1cs far osiea-iaIe
r!nttctinn to kpeclai intere=.- b plnndef. In
nrktog that canrass, have been 2ska11at hg sll
tie combined weight Of Eat1oaaI und State ~.
tutnnt1aton. The edt t kas gone forth to ot1ee.
r fore the n crntng s1eht. II they dared to cav
thets souls were lhrtr OWE. and vote ~ frermep-
The lery q b1arktuail IN their slender sAltr.e-
tduun dhur tett ID the air fot1ry soFeat for
unT pr. socal frerdnn. LIT NE sa5 then, a:aln,
that II tnts nxat suall 70 win u, shat, 7,
81 trirss;tvr verdict 1t free people tnar power
shall crme from teneath nnd no. de.ttn'! il'S =
The psrtf> at1sbp that breeds mrnsu-e csa rot up,
tien. sn' tlea no huge: II mathih4 10 -l:e. ~ -
lice net wnon t.lt people DO htt 1an. A., ~,
that, tefMe Gcti, Et 7tl Tex1tse :ht y - -
Of Inr+pear,e.ce. a.d dec!ate n'k sn..tis -
eTtu rau i torn srtt aa't equaf, !'a: tiG m
a,an thAl; Ire ard die free aud s4aal IL '.'S ~'
i Hpu1Tc.
, 1870-11-07
A NDRu 10 nIEonIsTS.

Yesterday morning, rs We are informed
t:fl !! VI have beeu misinfot1ned We
sissl' ';.' hsrpy to Ire corrccsel>, the Rev.
c. il. Fus:.r. pa~tsr pf tho Centenary
Methodist C:n,ch. on Wes. Monroe
s,se... m-ae several announce
,nrn.s IN his congregation among
u.Lers. that On NinndaT evening there
~t'.'. 4'r :: Yong peoples prayer meeting,
ami ,;:at Tuesday will be election day.
nnti Will yu:. to remember your dutv 10
eour r"s,44try md 10 your Church The
impression made upon the mind Of our in-
fo71a.rt ly this uuusunl announcement
.run tic l.ulr't vas that it WAS the duty Of
tie members 1f the Methodist Church tu
supr,rt e. i. Farwell for Congress-, on
accnuut of his relationship TO John V.
Tnru,.I1.
4 f..w wears ago, Methodist clergynsr
of this i... ui c4ns1 e1uinelce with Hr:
Fowler. s:veu,t.t1 n!ur!i arduous lxboF. te
s,,r.,rr:,s's the election Ct a ecnain ca,,li
Gstc t, the Iyiteti Sta,cs Senate- But tAi.
t,.-tl,Anu {tle Reverend Dir: Eddy. hr1e
:s4:.:.':s felt constrained tn publish iu tlt
A'it!''..:rrn Christian -ttetcatt fos
Ell ns'.''4;y TO the Church. and to the pn1.
lie. esT 'sis mellon, and to give soion,z
promise tl:as he woal<l never be guilty Of I
Ike l..nt3er again. Nr. Fowler NIGH
taye rr''ti'cd hy the c1pe-icnce Of Dr.
Tidy. III j might have learned th.s it was .
dangerous thing TO ningle religion viii
s;,,,cx- fnY ,oiificaI Office: and. shouts
, 1870-11-07
FROM DES MONIES.

Murder aud Robbery in Cchnr Enuu-
sy-The yi,1zsI IRa 13Esknon nan Al.
legged >ygindicr Held tor 'IEtnt.
DEs MONIES, 1nwa, Nov. 5.-lnfas1nat!on was
!ett ir+tl here. yesterday. Of the n2reF Of man
EHnth Lock, aht ut Elk mt1ee frcm 81. lanes. IN
tsdsr County. Hss stsiy WA found On Aonas9
ia,t bus the superstition Is that he vas
Killed eix or tirhi 'lays before tha;. Tie vas a
single man. living alone III 4 homestead. Seam
thr arr casance Of things In the honse, the One
who did the deed ha. stayed ali night, AMI taken
p, aktAss xnh Leek. ~ ths E.h,e was
Two :4ad eaten. Ills Rkult was broken
With cn AZ brlony1ux to the murdered
man. '""- ~'es-:l ufasged his tod. =, snlcd
close teytnd, thr IT II, a1ia :;:eu ss:.icssd lhe
house. iaiinu Huch tang. a, he wished from It
Fur several .ls5s prev."Es there ha.! seen ns1
Of bad character loafiug around the pel9neof.
he Oh. and haA been seen At Llck'a. The geneva
cp.istn IN that be killed hlru for his moneI.
Since ,h:.. TING he has rot been seen.
F. S. Gr*hal;.. 1a'e q tanker ~ A1e1, Iowa, who
MS aijeRetf ssed mtnT crimes while 'loant
10 s.nets there, WAS .Er-sie'I tn kansas aud
brought back: He ha.i 4 rsesn sninhiy exainti1s q
ior, aud held IN &, Gro b&1l to kEfeaf at shs
February term Of the District Court.
, 1870-11-07
THE SOUTH.

Terrible af'rny at Dis sx~on t:nr, t;a.
ALB4>r, GH., N"v. 5--Thc following sr- the
pa.tlculsrr - The fatal atfiay Witch Occurred
1t Dawton Grr, Cd thr FL, re- usiRg in tue death
d. 1Hu meu aI1 The wul5lIg nf fady:
mai nat1tet1 H. Il Russell. wk1ie lnt.lx!cated
AZ, Il he t.o"tkerres Ut tlue--haw The piics OF
a'irissi.n.. IN" Ias:' a!, fa'sl Il" Ru;s!, a-ted
tht ,jnorke+L er hnw ,nn.s, Who r-pt!el, Nine" :"
Russell ausw. 'rH. err. ~.rr hnt fur the
ti.sn Keeper suil Lc would ca rhe 1a'nilr hack 10
p1orc to Ku>~+il tn.t Ut wss wn.og. The latter
Hct nnRts aud krtnc:S Il. uu'flr~pe7, n*ar1r
.t,easeIvl 10 l.lnx the tsoers*. pes nrAns out.
TIE 'atte! ta,d he E.-4hs 10 "nerct.
keeper Eau trstce shs canvass. Cuourl Asn.-
teipg near, bprrpaehed uls.t seu1atitd tLa' shs
wss ret a place 10 get Up uitl'"n't3. Russell
Hs1tndeG: II will u ,uu tu.." aua @:!"s A.
fdlnttl Ame*- AEnther circus MAJ demonstrated
with Eutse.. Two nsoth+rs, ta1u.d k'!ly:
Known ss despeFnse characters. a;pr'. eed
was ehot sE1ce, wEl!e eE1lras' ing 70
escape. 4. SPECTATOR FAMED Oxs'It1. %ho sas
hGClEg child Er hts sims. @cs iu-:sh''! SA!.M-
The child Waa sakelA iso'u uhars sht nr'h "1iJ.
4 hoy WAS ouptth Inside VI tat cAasas, 10y
ouel Al es sfien or tte afternoon u rs Is hta
body was tsccrteti - Nact;1 ~ 'ar ~! tonncil
Ct Dawson The n.ea Eare ben is'nssed 70
CuthbeIt, Ca. an.. consntt In s-case tntl-
, 1870-11-07
Young MEMS state Chrf>sinn AASo-
cfNtb1us

CINCINNATI. O.. Nov 3.-Therc WAS fair at-
tcnuance At sne rul ven1icn Of The iulng Mems
ssate Ghlstlan association t,hn... Tue Snin-
mi:lee to v HON wOs referred the Executive Cu1n-
nt.se report. Submitted report suitG,sstnE
resolutions which were al. .sp,ed+ They provide
fn. the appolutmtnl OF Que Or aIpr+: earnest
Klns3ht ers+ u discreet Ch1s Iaus u visit the Publ
WathitK Association, with the view Of ahtlrE
them u the prosecution OF the work, TE-T ca,i
reports: to pefill0u to the leui*lature fJr tn-
crease Of allowance to sscnarKei Criminals from
The rcnittntta1y, 10 guard aSstbst rt1apsc into
crime Ttc5 faeonlL1rud the formation IT su
toctat1on tn The Penteutiary; The observance OF
the eeco1d Tue>.tav Of So.emn-t ~ 4 h.y OF
pra.e fur bl. ssluR on thr .ssoci itn,a~l ~o'k.
otd commend The associations nonsh1y nIeetIux-
zanesylle T. selected us the Ee2t place Of nert-
Ing:
dircuaslcu vi quehsluns L uchuax The f.,rtu ton
AID matntennce Of AAsoc!ati'.lls In alua1i t,-
and thc he's. Leans ot r1!slug funiA E"1+t.ng 70
the latter question, ressEt5!on @as a':ypt-t sie
els !rE th.t the fie5f method u RPFrpa':n lust-
ncss uen md cttfzehs lts business WAN h sttis aud
/ confidently: not ~ be@ta =. but 'as'n1 thete
cain IN The results aI. a.ly Eccur.ni. 4 great
vi Lfsy OF GpIni3n WAS rXpTt-.C,t III T. E4ih t1
| The nu,s Of tho ava cta.lrt en- the temperance.
question, when as nha1Is >c'tlesl BY TAR alup-
ton Of Ie.0lnt OIL tecsati"R inst, wAtt- II ". =
hot Mise TO make she tcuheEan I catt:s. ths eh,cf
wOtk. 1t n t.se fn'y 1t th as-octa':on II pei
sstfhtty lara vtrw TO making 1t til. m aus
C1sc1>SA1I, Snr. a-1a- Tnun1 Neu's CHRIS.
tatu AshLc:stieu ctr.e41 its wrrk III ',1ans.ly r-
LII ht. ra{-t hn tate cnNlt:O nj CHURCHES Gntt
HuTsntn IN Eltrupe Evaa bs FL, II II, renfre-
ton. After the a1dress Ut stE. Blu reh. II tHt-
! cARo. Oh the manter OF s.cuE.uR hlllstn2. fnE
1 uesoFt Ftatuns. the mAt.er Of raj ing f1E.lE
for tuildlnG In t>'ncihnai3 ta' NJ. Walls ali mag
back, Colgate lt"yf, OF C;ev,,.a ri, ~ ,et tntt
wari 10 the Midst 1f tTeat n'!,is an. ian-r. aud
offered To Rtsv t:tM to clrc'anstt. Thsa wa> fnl
luwel ~ oiher- ~hu OLE rel. ant ahaIl. hs nuo,
apprentice. who hsr. ri 70 Ets- q stated .ua4 an
| Lua5 tin tEg ht4 apprenticeship. Tt1-su wa.
greai cnr as:Asru and Aru ,ua= Tie contributions
were made. 1t Is eel..v vt'! tnhuEh wa+ pfe,iKet
70 rertier It thas g use viii be ell cie tn.
schools, bat1arks, Az! prts Will BE- vslred u
MORROW hy delegations. ind t0-motEoW nlInt VII
be farewell! meeting.
, 1870-11-07

1Ir, Charles B. Fa1we1l knows. as do all
other PERSONS of any political experience,
that be il beaten candidate, and accord
ipgly he has deep interest in defeating
the rest of the Republican ticket He can
not afford to have that ticket or any portion
Of 1t elected when he is defeated By several
thousand majority. He must keep even
With the ticket, or again snffer the shame
, 1870-11-07
E31LR01nc

4 .sr.naa hoe rrnu For1 podse, 1ozs, To
Wells. MlEr.. is being surveyed
Tho grading on the Drsz!osne* Ip11ano.a
N5ll:oaJ-ts miles louE lis alslcst 20 up!es,l
THE Dubuque Hfraia. Of the ssh. aars;
"Ule vi the mos. remarkable sueees ,ss IN rail-
1o4a eLtc13sr,:t r. III sne West IL 1nr cons:5acuvu
ri 1te Ce,t'rsl Raiis'a'a u 1.ws. now w.H all
a-yarce.l n.~a.,l caInpit tttoG. DurGr .ne p+>:
sea. II The x. X has been p'ets euttd with vssos
II - lr,ri deg 10 Az. lne fAd catup,cs.-i from
A,:a. 'sh+ tuuc1lun of the Barlinsr1a i Mss, ~ i
t,str II nd, Il. Mas3a City. IL Gerru G,rdo Cua.-
y. i s,t-tstsc OF 10 mics, hs Dtcenber Ii. ~
Il. fGn,< ~ rai. through Iowa, viii ther
rrn rlrs+. OLe hurdrei ard 'hstty-1wo miles
:, ms a.. toEce haec bern c'aI.t{ tea. ,rn1r ,
srd ecu}1 rest wlht. eight anu a ta!f Iptushs. ,
IN. ID. fst t.' ,at.ts.a,f building cvrr ~,tncs ~
n ira -SAtt. RrlulAr EfAlu3 Az n0N f1n1tcH y !.
i,s 5. ct.:sd tiv! tau Of the rs4 !ran AArs1ai!-
VI 10 nnspr City. ninety miles. cooneett1x vii.
.aI;;s nu th.. new FOad 1netce to st Paul. Th,:
cd n q, Mason ctrx no III *as nut In Opera
,.".. tast 1ursr ~. On thr 1rst division Of II.
:, n1, ii Roau trims viii comuence 1unn'ng, f.nn
.-Ialot sa to Atbia, txcnts .Er ntfes~ nexs Ia =.
~, Al$1xe I, 1cc OF tTxc1-.a!e1s ar ernp!oye.
..,rR ssc {. = between osks:.csa and Massn.i~
wn, expet4ii 2 to complete he work BY .at
middle OF ntXt month
, 1870-11-07

Snu.herr nj aTnrstf-Hore 41baue
r.n,t @ums Newport d.e-CAs.41

Soutterr Frctgha aTnr'ts-Hove iaboue
r.hut same Newport lsridse-Cn~o
xetr3cd IN s;rutt, EXC.
C1>crAx.rt S,s. AT meeting OF the peF-
.hnt,rs at tnr E1c.auRe, tn-day, TO consider the
Later Of The exce,sse e!s1s tarn st .e sousn,
- Tss sht,Hp hs the s-,trmt1t4 II AGENT Ehf,
"a,i traytie.i SoEth aust oS letters rrum ut1.rn
customers 1ha: hs:h tates tot 1rAuspvEt4 kou
dtIae In The delivery Of soo~s, was lnf1.J ,ns to
e.Ii c.pla,,. a cs.n'M,r'es- OF nv. OF the .npsI
nrnrp!rlsnt nthans Of the CITY WA aoaoiate., L,
"a, o,Irspnnt with 1he P-estlenrs nf rntirrnsds r1n
mug ScusE. with the view to semery1nR me evil.
Arrspstm4e Ae..s u a:e aSut eonc.nts.s ny the
arai.s, tze S-wpozs bt1dxs. nj. +. S ~ liz
AMI the G!ty s.lletot, and NJ. sctlvz.i. Ut h.ls-
1ss,e n, WI At as c:nisel f"r ra a litlds. wn-.
pntnt i ART nrt yar arnCEucett- ~: Kt.iry or rhe
p:s':hn'sn t.oal E<cnapgr. s4s- t-o mel II s1tt
ciii hasT hEen .e elsti OF r1shuzzh pI lin III !
toEisu tHttcEe had TIE. b<st, Ut atAk;xlx.nA
n- -, b: Esns 1Ss ,n:a r.onae eat t'-ca5< j., ass
lirrry !oE the pa -2o<.. OF pecvra'ia:s hyy msa:e
win 7 o tc1c- The ta'h-r n nn-n :unr. w,,a-
wtb Ill MT teI.
, 1870-11-07
FOREIGN.
THE ARMIBTlCE,

THE ARh1bTlCE.
trTxSyrkvs BETWEEN 1tIE.s AND BrsM1RE+
LoxpoN, Eov. a.-Thfess had q long 'nsersa-
ton with Hls1nark on the 3t and IN. Tha fat-
loving Il tho retu't Of the in'erTlc~a- Thiet's
1t the nrst Inse' view, showed h'snas& his cutaos-
izat,oa fruui the Paris Government to asranxe an
a,mtstlcc IN the bAs's proposed ny Lof' afan-
vile. E1ama.1 replied that It = - al se11 wen
a. tar asik went. but al authorization 1soa 'ae
Tuuss ttustrlment "as aIso heeessatY. A"ess
said Gsmbelta snd ht$ et7'esanes "'Ha'"
not di.avUE All as7renent ma''t ~
the Pasia tioet tlnent. ana supf"' c" 1socuo a'.a
tue Arm5 of Paf's- liz HaoeltNA ~ olse ~
communicate with THIS hho tf''a'a 'tH''a' au-
thorizaion In sdtifion 10 the 1nt'tHa. powers ~
ready rec& tved- Ni5nat ldsts'e' "u ,"s petess"f
convvklng m assembly - spcaA "An au hoths'
in The name of the c5uutrs- ac "1s "''1ne ~
suspend hesulitfes for te'S FHrposs' pu' UNI
had been arranged, tue Siege opcfas'oHs "oo"
have full cousA~.
, 1870-11-07

train ahd Tying down the ts2ef. The tubaera
thsr rtsc+d tho fireman. Tie e9pfe~a and rnsa
Nhtn rithta Rt1 nil 1T tfts cI,5. t,fey stnpp+:a
tn. T. ssaaI tstke tpt" 'ae 1pEtss rVr-s. sntt
robbe4, item I f0sty-oEe thousand six hundred
ds,tsst in rt'T ccfD-
LA1ER-1rvesu. y ION SLOWS that they pa,
the cGtn tn m oal b Ht-ss,p
sbd tttAltt 10 ire IN uc!atns 4 turt4--
at the ana,yy where they onrue,l the hpxea All
the tcIterrph wires = etc cut vest of Reno Two
oI tho Western If"ton uirts, ht.w.vr.. err r.,
Tupt,h rs.n b ARE scascH..ss n. .cnn. IH,,.s
and !Et1t pFnh'bE, be ahls III :hfos mo,e Ira ~
tt!H Il "a tnh. r.. dnslSG tue sas 7ar IN. % j
, 1870-11-07

Goyernff Of the S44tc Of Eaus1t. IN p0ssusuct OF
4 tin e-ho. ord ustatr, Aud I" cotcu rroet with
the r. cxient Of tne ofun 8tsses dn hcrs b oef-
tgrAte TIM A1aJ, tho ST. Of S,wembcE. inst As
da5 at thanksgiving z AID praia-: and ! recon-
M nd n oil c,txeEs 10 Mret In thftr frapectaFe
rlxrx1 of worship Gu thh day ,there give ID &ufa
for the bnuutiea af Ffpvirrpcc dur, z the JrAr
now Jrxw,x to Close, 8Rt 10 Bupp1icate for their
cont;ruYncr htteRfit r.
MIss1CRi.
.,,o r ,y,,,,ns ~ a. LAMA ,xnnt. a s1rorce.
@ sa - $500 .s,,. 49, :. ha,,'a., -
oecaasc ht9 t'as's4" ssa W. "'aSs'.
SksRAsAA. ......
Governor hutlcr has Issued tue Following proc
tatuatton:
I'm accordance with custom honorcd and
vent t1ted ny thr people Of our cotr,mon cnuu:ry.
aud In conformity with the Iccrut ptpciamat1on
III The Pre-, ldct II tie u, tte. st t,sea. i here
by d. s!gnate Bnd se1apatt ThuEedar. tna a4th of
Nori u1tnr jrxsa,it. NJ Il tlsy Vi s,clrn aud .pp-
lie thaukspiy1nc. b atae aud ntnyrr. s11,] i do
rsrncsty 1Sutt Il IL rt,ne n. mia Sfsfs ,,ne AMI
ali. on ihat dar to anetain fso1n fhejr maj mr.
.uite md. mrrtjt t,Irefher NJ THAR rrarnn,ar.
,Jsrss ~ wursh,,. -, s,n,I. n nEi.in, AIn,rn.v
f.n, fnr MI. cnnn!tcsS mer, t.s ~ -. ~ n.,;nn
~ A Stsfe A. n w tnriSiSna,s ,tnrtn0 ne Tsar
n. " drswir z u cl0st Lit us On that tty. With
humble and LOVING hearts. psaise and ma9nuJ
nm ~ s ~ nn. Eo wne otaes asre
our own favored ian,i Gaa heen b,easet, with
, 1870-11-07

If the people Of Chicago wish to pre-
vent lie possibility Of such revolving
nomination as that Of G. B. Farwell, by
ny puli}ical party for tho next ten years.
they must roll up the greatest possible ma
jority against lin Tomorrow. Hallway
ueaslrcs " Ill not 1Ecet tie caSe.
, 1870-11-07

Special pspatch to Tie Chlcafo Tribune.
EFRIs6F1gLp, Sur. 5.-Gorefnnr FAlmer to-day
Issued the touwipg ThsnksRiytug Proclamatlon- :
STATE or ILLINOIS, E1EcGnyE DErARraRxT.-
In accuEoante with the ptactlce Of tuy prrstccs-
e0rs, du hereby tecsn0t I'd 10 all the pes'p!e OF
the State Of Illinois to devote Thursday. tha
tWentyf0urth .ias Of Suyeu b one thuusaLu e.snk
hut1Ied and sesen =. % saca acts ~ ~ll uai..-
fest their gratitude T. The Supreme BeinX tor AT
the merc,es OF the year. " sfut when thou n,ake-e
feast, calt tue roor, the nanet., tnr .ai... yoe
bllnti. aid thGu 4ha.t te p1e~~ed-1
ln tceti1Lon! Waslte!, ave bereunto set mJ
t- a11l1eu. -
"! y, city Of Springfield. this Hfth t'ay Of
..nvrtLt.et. III the E.aE uf cur LOld eish :ec1
huudroi aLd seventy.
t., 81 LOHk u. Palmer
Dy the t;uvvrnGr:
EnNAkD REXAkL4 Secretary Of stAte.