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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21

land, especially in its publication Of conf
Dental memoranda.
The French have constructed earth works
near st. Denis and Clamart.
Especial to the New York Telegram.]
LONDON, September 2O.-Great spirit ami
mates the soldiers on the Paris ranparts,
sorties are made every day.
LONDON, September 20.-Rumors, to be
received with caution, circulate here of
local uprisings in France against the Prus-
slams.
The London morning and evening Jour
mails OF to-day have no news whatever from
Paris.
A dispatch was received here tonight
from Paris, dated four o'clock this morning,
reporting a collision of trains on the rail
way at Plessis near Tours, in which eleven
persons were killed and twenty-five injured.
Theirs had arrived at Tours.
Especial to the New York Times
LONDON, September 20.-Colonel Frank
Moore. OF the American legation at Paris,
arrived in London this morning. He is the
bearer of important dispatches to the
American legation. He returns to Paris
this evening. The dispatches are said to
have connection with the peace question.
Especial to the New York Herald.l
LONDON, September Ca telegraphic
an engagement took place at Vissoux. Two
thousand five hundred French, who were
nlassed near the northerly part of the town,
were attacked by $4,000 Prussians. The
Prussians were moved down by the French
artillery. but after considerable loss they
recrOssed the river in good order.
The Prussians will falt back on another
army corps.
A favorable result is expected from the
nf Tula Eav ic Ee1Ja
| that the conditions of peace viii be fixed
simultaneously with the cessation Of hostii-
| ties.
Special TO New York Times.
LONDON. September 2O-A dispatch from
| Berlin to the Manchester Examiner says the
report of Russia arming is regarded here as
| simply sensational.
| The Eastern Budget. Count Won Beusts
London organ, this evening contains dis
I patch from st. Petersburg, which says
THE reports that Russia has protested
against any diminutiOn of French territory
are untrue. l can positively state that
! there are no signs of extraordinary activity
! in the military department here. The troops
are all stationed in their usual garrisons
and even the force in Poland has not beer
| increased. No one believes that Russia will
take an active part in the present war The
feeling toward France, however, IS, very
favorable
General Cluseret is placarding the WALL
of Paris with infammatory addresses
against the government
Resolutions were passed by the govern
ment Of Lyons, that in case of surrender o
Paris her right to capitulateN shall not be
recognized by that city nyOns), and tha
the people Will defend the country to thu
| last man.
| Paris papers compute the personal income
OF Napoleon at two hundred million francs
! Dispatches from Florence say the Cham
! hers will shortly convene in that city t.
receive the pebicitum OF the Romans.
| The submarine cable between Prussia ant
| Sweden has been cat by the French.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21

burg. being q Bonapartist, has greatly re-
laxed his zeal since the Republic was pro
claimed.
No signs of the capitalization Of Metz.
The cattle plague is still spreading with
alarming rapidity.
Communication by rail between Hamburg
in Palatinate and Nancy is interrupted.
The branch road which is being built
around Metz, connecting Saarbfnck, Pont-a-
MOussOn and Nancy is nearly finished.
Heavy siege guns which are needed at
Paris, can not be carried forw ard until Tout
is reduced.
Strong opposition exists among the Gcr-
man Liberals to restoring the Bonaparte
dynasty. The tone at headquarters is indf
Gated by letter from General Forsyth, re-
ceived yesterday, saying it is hard to tell
what crowd Prussia can treat with after
reaching Paris; not with tho Republic, for
that is private Partisan arrangement.
Generals Forsyth and Sheridan continue
to receive assiduous attention from Bis
marck.
Minister Delbrpck has left the Kings
headquarters for Munich, where the futuIe.
organization Of siermany will be further
discussed. The question is whether the
South German States shall proclaim adj
hesion to the North German Confederation
under the existing constitution, or o con-
stituent assembly be called and new con-
stitution be 'afl6pted for both North and
South. Bismarck prefers the former.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
NEW YORK.

Arrest of Volunteers for French Army
Detention Of steamer Lafayetre-Ster-
ling, Gold, Governments and South-
erns-Arrivais ut and from New York
National Executive Committee Union
Leagues.
New YORK, September 20.-One hundred
and twenty volunteers for the French army
We're arrested to-day on the steamer Lafay
cite, on United States warrants, issued upon
complaint of the North German Consul.
The steamer was on the point of sailing
when the arrests were made. The steamer
will await the result of the examination,
which will take place tomorrow.
Money easy at sac. Sterling very dull
at l09al a 1898. Gold ll3sa 0li3zs. Gov
ernments steady. Southerns dull: Tennes-
sees, 6la4; new, 6Ols; Virginias, 65; Lou
isianas. II: new, 81; levee skies, "a: eights,
Sc; Alabama eights, 100; tives, 6S; Geor-
gias 80; sevens, 80; North Carolinas, 81;
new, %; South Carolinas, 80; new, 6sle.
Gold opened dull and continued so
throughout the day. Nothing done since
three o'clock. Bonds of 1862, 1928; of 1864,
lll5s; of 1865, 1l2; new, HOS; Of 1867, the
same of 1868, 1l034 ; ten-torties, 1868.
The steamship Vile de Paris has arrived
from Havre. She has on board many
Americans. who are driven from France and
Germany by the war.
Arrived: Clyde and Merrimack. Ar
rived out: City Of London and City of
Cork.
The National Executive Committee of
the Union League of America met to-day at
the st. Nicholas Hotel, with Governor
Geary of Pennsylvania, in the chair. Re
ports of n satisfactory character We're made
from several States i'll regard to the coming
elections. Certain details OF a secret ma
ture were perfected, which are designed to
give effect to legislation in behalf OF Il fair
election, us recently enacted by Congress
The contest in Pennsylvania is reported
as progressing satisfactorily, and promising e
a good Union majority.
New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware,
with other States further South, are re-
ported to be in a satisfactory condition.
The action OF officers in New York. rela-
tive TO Arkansas, was unanimously re-
velsed, and action taken and ordered
to be transmitted by telegraph
at once\ a new State Council
was authorized for West Virginia.
Texas matters were fully discussed, and
important action taken thereon.
The committee, after transacting other
private business, adjourned to meet a
month hence in Philadelphia.
Mademoisellc Nilsson lost diamond worth
$4,000 on her way from Steinway Hall TO the
ball last night
Two hundred recruits for the United
States army sailed on the Alaska for Aspin-
wall this afternoon.
New YORK, September 2o.-Arrived ::
Manhattan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
FLORENCE.

Italians in Force on All Sides of the City
Preparations for Defense will Provide
PrOtectiSn-Siege of Rome Con-
menced- Five Divisions. Invest The
City-Sufrender Expected.
FLoRENcE, September 2Q.-Herr ArAiem
writes to Cadorna, announcing his failure to
prevent resistance to italian occupation.
The foreign legionaries defy the Popes
wishes, and consequently the Itnlians mnst
take by force what can not be obtained BY
diplomacy. The Italians are in force on all
sides of the city, except westward.
The preparations for defense will provide,
if possible, for the protection OF property,
venerable monuments and the lives OF nOns
cOmbatants
The siege Of Rome has commenced. Five
divisions under Cadorna invest the aty.
Resistance is a matter of form, and o surren-
der is expected to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
III ONG KONG.

Intense Feeling i'm China Against Foreixns
ers-Demand for Execution Of Man.
darins Implicated in the Massacre.
Hone KONG, September 1, via London,
September 2O.-The feeling in China against
foreigners is intense, and fresh outbreaks
of violence on the part of the nation is
feared.
Mr.. Wade, Secretary of The British Lega-
ton, still remained at Pekin..
The French Ambassador threatened to-
retire unless the Mandarins implicated in
the Ten-Tsm massacre were executed be-
fore the thirty-frst of August.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
The German Fair.

This Fair for the benefit of the wounded
European soldiers. which was commenced
on Tuesday, the thirteenth instant. is still
satisfactorily progressing and promises to
| be one of the most successful efforts Of the
kind ever made in the city OF New Orleans.
| Apart from the benevolent object of the
Fair, the whole arrangement is calculated
| to be eminently attractive. even to the mere
pleasure-seeker.
But the hundreds who have visited the
Turner's Hall feel that. while passing a most
pleasant evening, they are, at the same time,
| contributing to work Of exalted charity.
Everything in the fitting up of the Turner's
| Hall for this occasion shows the perfection
| of good taste in the fair conductors Of the
enterprise, and is highly creditable to the
Hberality of all concerned. We understand
that the fair will close with Friday evening
next, the twenty third instant. And on
this, the last evening of the entertainment,
the ATTRACTIONS will exceed those of any
previous evening.
For the voting for the American flag, the
two silver trumpets, and the sets of jewelry
will then take place, and this. of itself, will
| attract an unusually large concourse Of
visitors. The voting for the above articles
will be closed at ten o'clock in the evening,
precisely. a larger number than hereto
fore anticipated for the purposes of the fair
is one that peculiarly appeals to the sym
pathies Of the benevolent.
This morning, shortly after midnight,
when all of the editorial staff, except the
night editors, had retired from the arduous
duties Of the day, bevy of beautiful
young ladies, escorted by gallant gentle
men, and followed by servant bearing
huge bowl of punch and box of fragrant
Havanas, entered the editorial saloon of
the REPUBLICAN,. The ladies preside over
the prince Frederick Charles " table, and
do it with such grace that their receipts
are large and the visitors numerous.
We bow our thanks to Misses Weber and
Kramer Miss Kate and Miss Marie Mar
tin, Mrs. Raible, Mrs. French and Miss
Vahlmann.
The printers Of the REPUBLICAN news
paper establishment drank to the health of
the ladies and the success of the noble
cause they have espoused. Do not fail to
go to the fair this evening.
We return our thanks te Captain Shaw
and clerk Brooks, of the Red river packet
Fontenelle, for favors. She leaves for
HoE> III mn J..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
WASHINGTON.

Recruits Ordered 10 New Orieans-Re,urn
of Bclknap and BOutwell-Full Cabinet
this montL-Paymaster Ordered to New
Orleans.
WASHINGTON. September 2o.-Two hun
dred recruits have been ordered 10 New
Orleans from Cincinnati.
Secretary Delknap returns tomorrow.
and Secretary Boutwell, returns III about
ten days.
4 full cabinet will be here by the end of
the month.
Naval Paymaster Aaron II. Nebon has
been ordered to New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
LtvERPOOL.

American BARK Harvester Ash0re-SteED
of a Vessel Washed Ashore. ~
LIVERPOOL, September 20.-The American
bark HARVESTER is ashore on the Arabian
coast.
The stern of vessel has been washed
ashore ON the Irish coast. The stern is
marked Domino DirgiO, Mas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
LONDON.
Prussinn Police Force in Alsace and LOr.
rHinc-Why SteinmetZ was Relieved
Defense of the EmperOr-Prussia Dis
susted with England-French Earth
wOrks-SOldiers on the Paris RAM
rarts-RumOrs of Local Uprisings in
France Against the PrussiRms.


rarts-Rumors Of Local Uprisings in
France Against the PrussiRns.
LONDON, September 20.-The Prussians
have large police force throughout Alsace
and Lorraine.
The outbreaks at Nice and Mentouc have
been entirely suppressed.
General Steinmetz was relieved to leave
Prince Frederick Charles the sole credit Of
reducing Metz.
General Steinmetz has been appointed
Governor of Polsen, in Silesia.
The vessel run down by steamer, q few
days since, in Yarmouth roads, proves to
be the schooner Anne kerstine. The crew
were saved.
Pietrie, formerly Prefect of Police of
Paris, writes from Wilhelmshohelthat it was
impossible for the Emperor to conceal the
court extravaganza by a reinforcement of
the civil list /; that it is also untrue that the
Emperor has 100000 francs safely in
vested at Amsterdam; it is also untrue that
the Emperor borrowed 1900 thalers at
Sedan.
Pietrie says his masters misfortunes
should protect him from such outrageous
publications.
Granyille's messenger to Lord Lyons was
obliged to travel in post chaise from Rou-
en-. Tho mail service from Paris has been
cut in all directions M
Prussia is intensely disgusted with Eng
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21

Grand Lodge of Odd FeilOws-Demo.-
cratic United States senator Electe3
In Ore4on-The' Cincinnati Exposition
Southern Commercial Convcntion -
Railroads Carrying Delegates Free
Excursion Of Southern Merchants.
BALTIMORE, September 2o.-The Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows to-day elected tho
folio wing officers for the ensuing year: Fred
ID. Stuart of Washington, District COlum-
bia, grand secretary; Joseph L. Ridgley, Of
Maryland grand corresponding and record
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21

King Opened the Chambers-AssurinG
Maintainance OF Peace.
HAGUE, September 20.-rhe King opened
the Chambers assuring the deputies of the
maintainanee of peace, and that the finances
of the kingdom were in every respect salts
factory.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
CUBA.

Cholera Deaths at Havana.
HAVANA, September 2o.-There were 1875,
cholera deaths in this city Yesterday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
STOLEN.

II O6T OR sTOLEN.-cHECK NO; 81,
dr.vn By Otto schwinex IN f.vor OF OILS 81 ri: 4:
oSeck has been stopped, It i Of no value 70 any
Ono but TIE owner. eeW ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
NICE.

Nice and Mention Tranquil.
NICE, September 20-Contrarv to tho
Prussian reports, Nice and Neuton are per
fcctly tranquil.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
BOARDING..

DOARD AND ROOMS.-PARTIEs DESIRING
ID to do SO, may secure pleasant rooms and salts
acterv board for the approaching season or for a
short Deriod, in that elegant residence No 2l2 Ca
rOndefet street. Immediately above Julia street
49, ~, ti,a nrer;ses aug Pm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
AND BOARD.

ID OODIS AND BOARD.
106, Camp Street.
EDWARDS HOUSE.
Very pleasant cool, and well ventilated rooms
with excellent board, at very reasonable summer
Prices. Also few transient and Gay Doarders ac'
oommodated 1eIl oih
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
WANTED.

"ANTED.-10O0 GREEN SALTED ALLIGAIOk
w Skins, well taken off the animal, without
holes. The highest prices paid by
THOMAS SCHORR
se6 I'm 81 CustOmhOuse street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
BY TELEGR PHI
RMISHING AT lVR Y
REPORTED ARMING OF RUSSIA
OPPOSITION TO ANNEXATION


New YORK, September 90, 1l:50 A. N.
The American press dispatches report q
slight engagement at Ivry, northwest OF
Paris.
The French are harrassing the Prussian
advance.
1t is reported tha: Russia is arming' for
war, and will oppose the annexation of AL
SAGE and Lorraine to Germany.
SPECIAL.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
ARREST OF FRENCH VOLUNTEERS
Return of American Passengers
VILE DE PARIS AT NEW YORK
Prussian Soldiers Extolled by the Car
Emperor Defended by Ex-Prefect
MEETING OF FAVRE AND THE KING
HOPES OF PEACE NOT ABANDONED
Report of Prussian RepIlses
ITALIANS IN FORCE AROUND FLORENCE
SIEGE OF ROME COMMENCED
A Speedy Surrender Expected
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21

We return our thanks to Captain Shaw
and clerk Brooks, of the Red river packet
Fontenelle, for favors. She leaves for
Jefferson and Shreveport On Thursday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
FOR RENT.

TUyO LET.... OFFICES 81. TO LET.
Several Hne, large Offices, formerly occupied by
Mr. Soule as College, in that fine, large build.
ing. No 90 Camp street. corner of Natchez. Apply
70 vAFDEGRIFF & CLARK,
se1a AZ Grocers
N0R RENTLTHE GROUND FLOOR OF STORE
No 32d St Charles street, opposite st. Charles
Hotel Apply to Edward Barnett, No. Is Royal
x"at Nat Orleans sel6
"0R RKNT,-PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE
,.r;oes VARYING from ten to fifty dollars per
month. Apply at No. ia St. Charles street, corner
Of North au9 % gu
T5OR RENT.-THE DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
Residance i5s Calhope street. between st.
1r.,1ss .sUd Camn streets, with all the modern
Snprovsments. Rent moderate. Cars running to
aud from CanaIstreet and only ten minutes walk to
Canal street. Apply at IsI Caihope streeI. Je1I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
DAIR AT THE TURNER HALL,
FOR rHB BENEFIT OF rHB
WOUNDED EUROPEAN SOLDIERS.

EAIR AT THE TURNER HAIL.
FOR rHB BENEFIT OF rHB
WOUNDED EUROPEAN SOLDIERS
This Fair VIII be closed on FRIDAY BvBEIEa.
Ssptember %
The voting for the American Flag, the two Sill
yer Trpmpets, and tho Sets Of Jewelry will be
slosed at ten O'Clock precisely on the same evening
se2l 81 THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
RALDNG. BIDwELL AcDoNSuaH,
Managers and Proprietors.
Monday Evening, September 10, 1870.
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON
Iaauaarasion Of the Regular Season with the
GAIBTB COMIQUE GROUPE
OF
SPECIALTIES,
Presenting over FORTY SELECTED ARTISTS
OF OfEstAbtshed Reputation N
OPERA, BURLEsQUE NATIeNAILTlEs, INsTRu-
MENTATION and DRAHATICS.
Doors open at'< o'clock. Overture quarter 70 8
o;slock
IA
EOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
GRRAlAS AKD FRENCH WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
A Grand Dress Ball and Promenade
Concert
WIN he given at DENECHAUDS PAVILION, Lake
End Pontchartrain Railroad,
On Saturday, October I, 1870,
For the benefit of the French and German wounded
Soldiers. tThe proceeds to be equally divided dc;
Gty)
TICKETS, TWO DOLLARS.
MANAGERS:
Leuis Schneider, Henry stumborg F. Riekert
kidore Levi, Emile Maier, J A. BIaffer, William
Todt. Charles Cavaroc, l.. Z. Marchand, Paul Este
ban. Louis Pioge, j. Fquet, s. Canbon. II. Zebal
John Frerichs, H. r. Klumpp, w. NJ Sommers,
charles Wagner G. Brunig, J. II. Hassinger, +. +.
Denechaud, r. Laborde, b. w Hebrard, Aug
Touruemire, Max EihOul, J. Tujaque, Jules Cassard,
Thomas Taquino, William Davis, Hugo Lehman,
BY. Norman, Charles Ever,
INVITATION COMMITTEE:
Thomas Ta4uino, j. A. Blaffer, j. Levi, William
2odt. J. Tpjsque
Tickets can be had at all the Music and Book
Stores, and of the above Managers.
All those wishing Ladies' Invitations are request
ed to apply to the gentlemen composing the Invita-
tion Committee.
Arrangements have been made with tire company
10 have the running all night.
In ease the weather should be unfavorable the
Ball viii be held at Mr.. Denechauds Washington
H0eeI SELF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21

TNOR SALE-ON REASONABLE AND AC-
Il cOmmodating terms.-A splendid Sea Shore
RESIDENCE situated in the town of Biloxi, near
the Lighthouse For price and conditions of sale,
arplytO g. DE FERRET; Auctioneer,
faI1 Office so Royal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21

This Fair viii be closed on FRIDAY BvBEIEG,
september %
The voting for the American Flag, the two Sill.
yer Trumpets, and tho Sets Of Jewelry will be
Sosed at ten O'Clock precisely the same evening
se2l 81 THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
BERLIN.

Berlin advices about the Interview Of
Favre and the king-Navigation Of the
Norti, and Baltic Seas DangerOus-The
Gar OF Russia ExtOls the SOldierly
Qualities of the Prussians-Denial that
Hing William will Treat only with
NnpoieOn-Bismarck Consents to see
Favre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21

Arrest of Volunteers for French Army
Detention Of Steamer Lafayetre-Ster-
ling, Gold, Governments and South-
erns-Arrivais ut and from New York
National Executive Committee Union
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21

[soS7RssD ON EHHrH rAoE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-21
SIEGE OF ROME CoMMENCEI
Associated Press Dispatched

A SPEEDY Surrender Expected
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-20

GIVE FARTHING TO BELIsARius--
]. w. Marshall, who discovered gold
at Suffers mill, at Auburn, Califor-
MIA, 10 1913, is in FL Dorado county in
that State old, feeble and destitute.
The local papers are calling for a
movement to raise means for his
support. They say if Marshall were
dead large sum could soon be col
lected by contribution to raise a
monument over his grave, and why
not be as willing to contribute to
his living wants.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-20
LAST week we attempted to sxhib-

LAST week We attempted to sxhib-
it some of the inevitable results that |
must follow the removal ofthe sold
iery from our borders. Since writ
ing which we have additional evi
dence that such abandonment of the
settlers to their fate is in actual con-
temptation and that removal is par
TALLY determined upon. 1t is use
less to sgain impress upon the minds
of those whose experience has taught
them by bitter lessons the necessity
of making some representations 10
headquarters looking to q continual
ton of at least the protection we
now enjoy. If not reasonable in
crease rather than diminusion Of the
service in this part of the Depart
ment OF the Columbia. Hundreds
of our citizens are still struggling
with poverty in consequence OF
! losses by Indian depredations, from
which they have not yet recovered,
and as they bear their proper pro-
portions Of the governmental bur-
thens, they feel that they are eSti-
tied to its protection, aud that great
Injustice will be done them by the
contemplated removal OF the troops
from Camp Three Forks. There are
many Forts and Camps that could
have been much more easily spared
than Camps Lyon and G. f. Smith.
/ There is no earthly use for soldiery
at Vancouver and if the interests of
the service were consulted that Fort
should be removed 10 Fort Boise or
the old site Of Camp Lyon, and es-
tsblishsd as permanent headquarters
for the Commander of the District
Of the Lakes, in order to have the
base Of supplies and reserve forces
within striking distance of appre-
hended danger.
A petition is in circulation asking
the Commanding General to forego
/ any intention he may have Of re-
moving Camp Three Forks to the
railroad or elsewhere out of reach
Of the settlements OF 0wyhee, and
as that is the ouly protection we
have lett it is confidently believed
he will recognize the justice and ne
cessity of allowing it to remain,
The petition will no doubt be signed
by every man who feels an interest
in Owyhee and its surroundings.