davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-10-16
" A HhnYt Eermnm


There's niae nfen atAntlin' ii Tho t1ors. m
!hSy AZ eod Ge1d tata sarsar n thesto- sish
friends and hfethasinc, tas Tbs; talt la =
snI'd! cens, woust cosamon In thta our In-
amt land bat tha dals Ia sons By and ths ssus
sun a!!I A. 70 1,n e4n asy to biz pahur, hoo
shuEar IN yeas kanghoyf Dai Eihe rnsds Of I
tef has dn5rnt kna ~ raaro pcstlak.lur
mefnin than thIe." Thu they stooa a tha
ss<'eI n the dora on cold winters nornins
!Ho ~, bap!its 4nd two Aesbodiss md iva ~
i.au!.saahs. sa. ana y tna totder ons VAS puhHfia.
III, H tset ~ Maia e one yo!s soa they voudat
nkin Eenld Eo ri ssst sssst lie drinla the1Il n.T
Nsnaa -U1 10 they nj cried cut an1 eysr1
!, n:4n :: d n take, mine With ahueat-ior Il
~. nsat .fs;a ssa R'ed to drink tla staG vi.h0u.
!. 30 tho peh:lin b marched IN md Tho bar
seePsd nPs5 III sa ii, Wa.t Eaas 4sf I'D b u
hats MT "plsIn and st1stc." aays 1,s = ~ Js
y ana pa use uasttn shugAs u cirrumst1,,sis Ia
aka3ortta. Bat tt&za'B nine more xsar<,;n -
tho deTn, md they al red tL4y1 tain shnrsr
10 tatE Fuscds And hFethatt,c II M
na!y eho nkker >os An epirita Thai Z drunk
tts The llkkar O. al eostA Of huruxn wicked
1e:n ia Gto u,nEcx. ,eIlcA The Ikkpr or
malls th1e Eany Of yuu drinks 70 Tho drrrs.
but yuze 1uru to srseten !. with the shuoar az
TheTa the likEAf OF Irr;a,
thas sum Keeps behind kbe tr1slp fof cors.ant
uss,; but thsy aleaFs has 1t us1 tatxt aiti, The
kxeetnin Of p1uasn1 and eknr:ray. 1k:Tati,o
1tkxr of sen 1u1 that sunn man trinIs I,r ~
gallon, but they slss1a pns In lota II tLS I
ehuHsr Of sata kerr OF No l.
Add la4slJ, thar's tia Mler Ct exsorts,,
ttkh tho M1u axneteoa aecartiIu 10 eirEn,a.
Stances. II hs'a IN tho 1eur lnae, hcYI ~
the poer, u 10 bettef OH ealing cara hIeai
u hs's Ia tho e1uth toe Why u = good thiav
10 lsrn en-. u rnASe their cloth u kous: h
he'a IN tho leathcx lfne, Ill lam them ths No
eesaity Of sokfn. batter ks1x nr Ahoee, Ana
sheses nlns men n tho 1oor, and they III s.i
Ihs9'd, taxa, shrxas in tisar n Bpk, ftieuis
md hethas3ng. thAtb utna. eu1nla' anu
ptsca f1tas whax thltU be no IS sfaudin- as tho
duso "a e4ll for shugAr In shss4u." M.
hey II bare 70 60 rite IN and taks tho drink
sqaa1s mp to the tront; aa3 tha bAs.leeper7i
ba old Eatun and notody elsa; snd holf gire
i, nd III b +ahug1r II Lad, snd rsa hos
Cad H. that. u, sUfa IL your: nama's Con-
ahunce Dodger .ArA yuuu be, entitled to
yopt nhoue threA thn,ts \ day, IL net morn
treauentllsfsr and u Joa lan.t like II yoa'u
hasa TO !utnp II, aud EsJ thu old Nick c,asa
8oHa upon ali your ak pa1aynripg around Tho
plans cid people Of hrotse.iy luv and gin
Iosity sud fsLc1-fec!ln' hid tara rrayt Anlau.
, 1870-10-16
: AnemNFkabIo Less.r.

!. Pash.ps tha 1tel brilliant .nd csrt,5n,x ~
mort ,chkfaeteEisl lIc2Iy Fprasnly. laIte1 49, ~
Ertten bJ MAdsE1a do Seiyxp4, was thr ,;n =
nsrca re q announced Tho short.iireI e,,a.oe. =.
VSsns We 1ao,! aa no 0ns. do Lnuzaa 70 ro5al E.o
4; ,s,,s m so,ng to;tt1 you !. hing ! vt,cb. q.
,ng, tho most auzes!,ing, The mort msrrsiio,,.
HE most bsNilderiog, tho noat nnhs.rl -
tso n1ost sluSaltrt tho most eitranr,IIo,~x.s,
Me most aneredade, she mort uDaYnastAdd'
~ most asa!slig. The nest hunblIne S sSs
,DoaIie @ s H. a. a., post common, The moai
9.etS she mott Bsil,.nt, iis fi1 s ,aa. .hts ~
n,NItn: abort; T. thing of Which DIM M ~: ~:
:s.fhhs qasta iha - shEng vj1en j'' a. =. !sss.
.' aoa iox y aeHetn Ia par!a: how :!G.xl Alon
@Se W. Give is:st s,ytnA "a th,er III ase s,
mskhs al thn tttM cfy ont; aInn, hs~a
mercy npan ual - thing uhk;1. hss trsrx.
poItsd Aadama Do Rchsn md Matanae dHan,
tsaer, htng wifeh b 10 b dope Cd Gun-
tIeR oEn o,es-a thing Wheh Efp bo dous
en Sunday. an5 yrs, peshans. M not ~ seTo ~
atoed III Monday, i cxunot ax5cc9 rn, T..
Enot" y at nnco.: I girs you tfisI al t!trsc
,nu,, ~ 70 you E3Fe Il ups Well, thsn,
Io9.t Ieh 5ou- n. Do Lsuznn 81 70 rnasr.
Peat sunday, at tho Louyre-gress whom
= t,,5 Ely " '9cs ,thoea TO- Euees It tn-I eiye
aiea Aadsms d coula1gcs, -."tt mnts.
b very difficult thing to euesa. TT 4 NJ
x.os do h vsIljsre."? No II ;s1,Y ~ ns3.@r S1
la Madeuotsel:a ID Raiz, &henr - NJ. 4
y un II : tnsdsme, ydu Are terribly rYoyinr;a{ i;
=, ~, ~ 70 1re very stnufd, hc doubt~ y say mn,
r. ~ Aadsmchel4 Colbert S"..: y PuIt6sr ID
SnetN<QS do Crrr,}n - I. Wv - - MA4S-
, 1870-10-16
: @rsnsls Dreseins.

/, - svIcnoe a8atnst tbs T,ex th.s tks IN.
tion Of the brain Il contlruura daring s,sen,
20 Ha! asauen case. at appAreutly very Ienr
stresns thst havs beaa .comptsted, from b.
ginning To end, II . very lew SECONDS, AMI
WHICH htse, been excited b. axterosl = M 1n.
epexk- Tbs following eza1nples of suci, tIrsIm
tro.e how great l. tbs 1ctlyity Of ths Lrsin
during heoP compared With the actual !apsa
"A rezop, who Ess suddenly aroused ,r1m
aetp p feE drops Of wtssr spsi.iled IA liz
iase -, e1med o. no cSants OF IN epttss Nfe,
and which Analty taInlpatsd vita M elterras.
hon upon lho tczaez1 Of m e1teussve iakn
into Hhtc! biz e1Asperated cosnpanIoa1, s1ter
considerable tt1uGgte, succeeded In plupeira
Lm. pz. Carpensar n,eIttsons tbs case of /
clergyman falling ea1etp. IN his, pulpit during
| ne rsuR1rK Of = psa1Ia befo.e The eermon:
hnd awafsning With The conviction that b
Mnst harr slspt for a least An hour, md thsI
ne congregation tnust hava BEEN wattsng fr
Kim bat, On referring to EA palm book; b.
I Was -UnsoIed By finding that La, eiunipeR hss
netla.t*a Longer than the ssasins ct ) sins.s
81 penituia 1srs1is ia III. p,,ebo1,e,:,, i,
Ieqpnie,, 1ss4. nen.toas "a ., folIosiag IL
!, 1T lbe l.ts Lnea Holland =. o., IN oeeasins
-, "a sxs paneh fstiRuHd, Mhtle Iistpofnr te
t, sae4 : - : aas rrading alond, h: len saIses
.a5 .t1Ma ssd ~ ~. The partscalat1 nf{va,-a &
sas.l1 tsls liz = ,..Hatrsar ot an hour. O.
ionses, - e1F1er. d rites: {, .Aitor be axofs
10 found thzt hs seus11lI-red Tho begin.
Eng Of nns eentenees whsls his &c.
tually .hsard tsla latter F1rt Of tbs sentence
!mnaeaistaH m fe!lestos =; e thst rrababy;y,
not ccrnpy rpnEs tim : few seeohda,7
= / laNJsr fozl.a u NECESSARY TO asce9saln the |
exact aEs Of ci,ent af hls,. xho we also llIs-i
cousia. 1heir eranafstheI who vzsxathetaI
, 1870-10-16

n hta w4an th!t i. so the tsHns,si ca1saf |,
fsI1 rsp:a. AZ lat they iasa al s,ts.,:c:ua.joo
"a H.1i estua anything, Ansehere, II N.
n. Or At aayoae's c15e.,.e. Il il eniy prera.
&c. Them tho rleA.ure II is.:asac.,1ou. uiu.
tn1ts!J th+. tte III = ditch u sosh-hnpsa Or :.
:, X, -. :. ta;, ~, s!a poo.-ia 'anso .4ylan
5o.etsnss = nan vii j1np out 1t tap. M.
.the znd hscak his nccE Ia = ptats Of dd,r;,.n.
a<nt md sou,a snasoutn may sar. "a And
20 ofst Az rule. ehs creator t4iae.-aauy-
dhs. htaodshed. sssd violoace~-a1o not conss,s-
icy 9y ihess phrsonss they aee To-. 'snrri, A.
tlon 10 Anything alss; I'M, to us 1 oomsaan: %
s,3a essson. saeJ ars noaoa1 : oasmy bal thsir
, 1870-10-16
-l--s7
!, TIE EURp aIWO. !

: Ae.- GnA stream al the rnc,Tl,
~ ueean-te mAkeN EmernSa ksIer ii
Il. tho 3l"n1nn nAFeatpe1aeo.
o. 4srr1 n III ortesr a14s,4s Nos,Alx. ;,
10 Mne4 for thu Gulf Stream Te.u. f1.1
49, 70 the heJn HEps tho eth~r fxctpf is th.
.ssam sta'Ged - y slte nsH theory for t,e{.
Gaatfac sppfcaea 10 tlo Polo. Tho EGusf,,,
Es1 carsent OF tho TneiGt Il Nides and rT1rrisT
saen tnsu that n tbs Atlantic. = Il Ia tSe n,n.
=" 4uram, OUT Or NhhEb no mAnf other hot,ts,
u. ~ An tier TolEma II nao1ns Ipo. az II,
6eh currents Of the oeean1 On fha lfns .'of =
G4uitos II sn angle at caiy . :fsv tts a.
&Pssef. It sMosts 10 ths vestssrd. IN
:. uasntaf1upltsi sEansteur,. !. ~ cns aInr..lsn
tl5 ssnund thrce.egiatl.s of tha esIrnmfessnea
I ~ ths s1o',es untn uvsrtel. By. tho oontinont
- H.. ~ aaa eEt fntn tnnamscshIo Attearn. b.
70 tol olynefsAa lssandA. ResehIns thu L.
l'nfnnea, it impaEts ! nneh rarnss eJIuels
Than Y hM given 10 tho 6Anslwieh Of usr1us-
50 iha philippines sre 1usde oppfsesiyeir
aot eEen !n wintet, And nns famtlEsr withtt
~ slA )" Tbs ferEos ln9taneA - ~ r*tch
sitting In fts internally ~ thss. soaasosial -
nd beins fo,s iass n bsnsrsa r0na asI unaes, @aa.s,,
T1ssaeA = sun; "a at!own. against ia sssteru
~ ss2r6s gf Aifscs - Ilis elnAtof5al cutrark Is |
eonss tS N. x Ko .os Ioasa zcns, aad ont q II
Tbs Latter basses4ea teupesz,su, mora
tfr1x7nH IN It's tontzaSt with fha rn-rornd5ns
snss. ssin shan does liz duH s.rean ot ths az
:! = saukieg OF ut Fosno,a nom IL, 'ssr.,,.
!E4natoslal It moves With 1ns|eatie poss,r
hcsSlss! Of tAe Asgceet gals, sad L, tl,s nys
y tes tiaadshfeni otesryts h bent uppm IL
tsEhaIFe 1f stGns motu> >ut pus xu1sh3or. R..rh.
sne Tbs feEtisah rAkslisl Of noy,h istKnda IL.
ssrisee tSs z Il s,eFt ey tks .. tHara wrst Winds
- - ~ Neabesn aesntaphaEa. 1t now seems
assy :. 10 sbe = An.erie1n akerer. =, fln
~ track of, :isv ;, nortteasteriy !. DOR.
Eke = = nsF.Da1er :" .rfItAs- sanotsss
!"nss. + Z. toals mighty po~~r, hal diverted
y = nas mAst ~ beep tsatusi; only ktile Of
r.st"1ay ee:.-. 1ha 7zattu1rept iseplT hi;nr,af +;
70 E$eusSstSon' whktl rnurs .,r.r,1 .tss
'onsh@<r toasss Of Ahik1. atx3 jssxss X
Lns tse1nspooea -stsIs:-a X ur.1s&,sssis 80
ar!s ~ ~ o. y ahAnsn!ess course. Il IL moT-f
~. Evrsy dzce seels ehs impul.o Of = fMcs =
!, tanaot Fsatst- Eysu ,drup b Hsat cr hsn !
ao ufcp ct polAr rstsT, WITH ehieE il h hsst !;
= ns g eHehans4piar>se lest lie equilitns ur, :
: oAtnfp % ovasttHpEn -
pss+ Iss c1 80 ~ ~ isreeT1.a. aTzJ tuoE..*
EaStts On Ito lh,s Of; \ great etrele 10 the d
aHhs..t. Nd. sHterioR Eehsias. Boa. hnaf. =,
of se1ai1AAon ii tho seky sAtes ct tha pnTar Il
a ~ cpuhe taa pathway Is etrsxad n
~ l'e msxH q H. thsEn.t' md clmatio Il
.1s Az r1,, I. w ai stsam tAs clothed Iso d
k1a ttad l'le. tha hazo 1.-Two hss dons NJ ID
cch Tor Aa AlsuGaa Is1atnls xnd Ai.,S. / ~
~ A1o mantka with lrfn9 cream. ThS II
:tIe scareAy neA1 shelter IA Elnfss. II thss {,
y y u Eeeless their Calf strsam He11ly suuG i,
~ yneo rnA tt:nbet Tor their DANCED and n
asts,s.1eod ofs Japan md ehir. tar .hssr Il
Il
, 1870-10-16

rorstj!utl1e sl4s S.s:Ay seea.J, rsacsly - La :
t.s Eeae.ilxra IN lIB dsrasu. Dy to tyns u.
his mencry could he taIa4 to lila s4e ,.I1e.lss
tts Ine.dsah Of tla E, LS e1n"s4i3I.
1Ae following easa, in Nh4Si, stsrau-Ia
o:h.r Fptpeess highly Esmsrkahld-ccearWl
| trits Or sste ..u4s lieAe, casue under ,hs no
| tet ef the vst1er Of !kia article iH lbs rrar
+o4ar V1 rcst3nss 1cAy rsoollecl taat,. In iha
ser lust Iscarded, thaE6 - terrific ease Of
rakninE: d. Web.4ars fspfssstr or C,a,n:a-
ths Eanster es hia As1asi7taos-vS .En hsrI-
~ ~ fslsnd-Dr; FArkua~a-. a laty--xe
WI c1A hes =. f.~-1ell known In Tho l(:eIssT
Ne7H. rxau fhAn tsstdiESfn Lo.afan., hui
xTIa ,feats Essra9usly, Iaia hug IA to I'D
iTm.sa 'uian.. fSsssss: ,sgshs sshea lae besa1as
*ttr &1sd tta ,fsmt y Ehs, HaowA ,hrr .uuah
LtEcheaa s4d n A3tentt5a,st LIZ ;l,sr4ctutn to
tEpasstno chs coafttSned to- correspond Win ths
Il nHy + ind nra dsys Ia tlsz ez1iy antumn OF
lksa sGnotlszash TeiAtAal to Dr., Pstkmsu
Saysa npor ~ Atth "a: tutnodnstton from
e kea - us1al hous, but Aoon exnati:
sE.ed bauihlc dream Sha fanesnd ths ~.
"a g; ;beiegi urged shy Dr: Wobstss; to sxeiTt
e r. sfnseallss sst et h3un4a soa.s ia
tsre HA : thisfrbctA which sfter Fitting IA =,
M dtat II M f,eees, th4y Tsinly a.tsn,pscd sS;a-
*ft. tat u waa tyo long.s Thle th.y ars trr, s
~ ~ n1ao tns tslI~+-3s k1ls EsnrSa1 toIet her
eS-&he xnA0au = state OF tefror and cold |
:!nn I. saao instantly stsuak fisi,t =
y atea t1 dlssea We sccatJecti,u Of hsr Rors a
a!e TifAon ~ tead;ca. ,Asicr sfl4 lsnsa Of i
.o hoars, daring which Ah5 hid dttarmiasa. y
IN!a4 htr u seut1hn Gu the hoal. the mi mi =
. l.sh;x;i end k3nca tel a1leop, IA sss,ss e
-. 9 =. asaln ocepstel sttae whiG, 81 1id 4
= aAfs> alGcuehe = Npnsti ofi etoeuf,r II
sss' md phystsal .conrage-tn attc,uf,l "a u
rsp a1y taoss thas night .EarlJ Oh tha IL ,
st.s MoffHns hho called :, qpnut thai 6l
af1att- atpe:ieneea of "a nas4rsr,r49ssf % 4sf u
*hli* more II. TN ~tfsaa.7xxEs xtaa ~ of IL
20 dreams: ts,i hhoftTyi nf,prrnsd "a It
" fe1el,ed England skat hi, prrkmau Hss At
etugs That tho Lat lima bo W. deer aiira I'd
va entertnR tho college gatss; aid :li.st b.
1anitof Haa ntapactsl o1 hayluS tnuEacrpi 10
y tae v;itcr measl1nlas 4hi. to T. 4. sho p
1Hes exclaimed I - o., ny dset1aI. II. CT
!. sE<f must be thu tnnrlerrfI-. ms nstfs VIC
. bat ons brought tia nsxs thst tha frns l1r
sdeset had tasn !: dstacltd; and .ihat' At lin
rafy ntao waou Z Y.h ,d.psIa oocurTnd MI
Il ~ httn besn actra1,y ~tzs:Gxljnx Id rsf 1ee
1anss-t.'e desh having hesa pFrYionsIr lul
ahd-tnto Runden boz nsah a ANA S.S tfp
2 end that. after attesppeias "a vsiu - ane
,s sh va hssb boaea. b bal 6id1ea them 7nf I
, 1870-10-16

;1 ~ VII accennodals .as y,,f,r, CO...
nonA nistfoEazJ md o4her t;.st:.s soa1 ~ - s
H:1n t0s heedtui rooms aad hsIfs -. .tu ~ s1r'
., .he aenoroinssioc, tocass.a h . rur.. "a ess
~ .s situsth15t wits r,s4 fira =. - .
m.,fI,te asL tG2ue6nd aoh1rs. Iaaton anI,E ~ ~
tha ~So1s ssag n, p ~ god for sl:ass ooo-h.i1
d4ts9tots look "a tho tinnnrsh,,i In Gsoe5 Dali. tbs
~ FAshsr lel,ss,hs" hSs xss,s,ts, sss'ss sNly~
ss.i @ @monastsiy tuAte1Si Siysnr.r e. TsAf "a b
mn; ~ aG1tn pstsona appAal. Il IT, c.sss uess
All ahanJ s,:1 an1 70 send N suFp3i9s isst 80
ey IL he HI t;eSt T. q tteis pov.
s., g deEsnlesis on 6ia tos ihe as neesa. sogesA.
~ =, .hcak ap tho monasr.v ~, 1t Ns
no 4 ss as r. FIT i1 Sa7s tu ssotbe4 cl5sS <ss so
ID as 10 arsre. % sna Canrch Of; ;Ehgiana,. an
i1oes mos. Y -. s.Si. r.; tCaa.sh cps England
~ ~ gi,s. ,the .pz.esies, nsalo, qsn Wig
tns "a, relI,s5 ot ck1istiscitTs ipfeqI Of;
~ 1ss 1tsns stsH! -es,.sv v1E:s.s,E Ess.E
fhTT hs !. aa,s ss lssa e, yts ias hare AtslI
s;saa oae Iish o'sj gaotlems H. tnas aa a.s-
vttas'-stla sai4 to me- Ruse lsftr
/ f1esa !, Gully Iornsn EsthoIir mn,t w. you -
as.h erhs iTeaso ifos ro9A b tathss ceustry:s sea .
hpsebs sitsE sssisa ,ss = sss:sss1a ,sf. Essa.1
70 most compiler and eonisS5;sl;saza VIZ szaded . !;
.ixs:a e. s; = = e, ssposs
..a.e t.se paEeslo bat I'd" etuins.S,r,eA A a
1s stsdss ssIss: = Z Pase. .ss ~ 4 Aa ssess
pe eem lir1es, Wh4t Is mast Trndast,t Mn et 4!
r. toattS. protest sgatast III .s,,s ~ Ok i
,te.;oa soaan Crseds lt7et1cany d. s u
,fsn. ,fan. IRON -shch 10 aurh xas sq.. ~ ess- &
,;5iefa. lts yrcun1r,szki i4lA~r r,.f, stfsssa, j
. ,sast. .and 20 sGresnsent could heenna Il p.
sE1tat Essa 1nestiana- Ths ftnusdis{s oees,,,, -,
- II Apga!niEen: uaa Ito .folk necrss;ss " ::
II M Moa'aesffon oi ths Il AOzuSmentsH ~ ~
= . M, 20 .Itezas:ou ii prnpofod ~ tSst &c
y ~ aaa1ts sresfrna to fcoutinrss ,s.sts -
sesss :. Tie Hagrictiss retainssis vbsS d ~.
I'd I'D f4s15!s3 !s3ftszsA nth 1ha a1eounsai.
5es but pseniss1on ID givaa. tl.1n.ha hass,;l y;
- ! eaAaat 20 emp1oy an Abbrc ,nts3 forss ~
- 1seneat di5eEsdaou NsAm the lthsn.s,a.
- hdF retain Il; bnt Md n r1ni.aea -; -
aots. = sth9 effect; thas its dssn,stea~
~ q. e ~ only p b undsratood "ss = ns :;
q eha pcn! ct tAnsn who rilIfni1- ..
Gstnot1e i.sthr Dean stsalev nan5eek 1s5eek !
4en objections 10 Dis aued, nd dIss esa,sa = =.
notez 1hsra y 30 PROBABILITY Ssn as,s ,,.o 70
aftx beeesas thalaT X shs C1uss4 s' INA =
.@A%A24s
, 1870-10-16

eSnee q horuf might taya 3e4t .orastidn<r ~
Abood eut As. Astthcx Wa,tustou sTpes
ssd dahook himself Ike s1mson, nd hks Has,-
tcn FOUND L himself untettered- 20 ha roa.
t@s %. kcndinE srer tnw1-d ons da1siop.
= HA1la Naated for bsr chxnes iii sftrr -taa-
ehe VIA ce1as1aralIy : Whit xyns-MI1Iy
-oever,s She aete1eaine6 y be oae u tho c,1st-
sstts thsS ftght, and fa7tune favored hrF, for
"a Eta Matthew Nasbustnah ra.suer.. Dat
Nv 1870: ~. sHss slanoes, whieh Of id
Toor1. nav ssetaed 10 talt shart.. srsn rhcn
ds1ssd sesHx5 L,a car5-f&hta, kslo ptavud veii
-ne sooks II AZ M1tte3 of coafee, Sha
t11npsd lila eoest card md 10 ,jsisra,d m
eEessnt'y 4 4 a1d than suffered hi ro5iuR
4syes 70 Santtf tetefe &illy sst near ts,s wiz
oo1, tslkirs 70 the elsstes sifs, wha 1snofed
sxa5 q 6*T .efael1tt with \ 'pieaRed srnils on
.tet faded fseev =: 49, -, !
: Mr., Wa5tursnn, tainehs sis. syss back
1thsf eaddssa1s, teas:Sht- Something Of .tks
's.fany base4rc1z q BetlA& wAtthSrl .slspcs.
10 pens bug facn Gtilo over ihs cssd. Ea xss
'eoftrr, md hm - Aals-s,n1lA."" !" Arr.atle-
,rfE: e .sid % hmself7 - pIes soss oz
uso eran.1,s:, Ard >hs to4sed down hss
'sat card md Gsehe4f cns .yuiek easuce Il tko
group ~ Tho xlns1aw Again. ~
;" Tie '1ttnod * ,Fasu ths cars4plsytny xxs
orers Esits nrfsxn x -s;-ss ~ ~ t.eae. abeensjr
tntctE up estd AMER card ,:es q d ks,t4 ,ors-
ssfspes ray ahe hersd, 70 hnd her instpns !
.sueu thern- .She felt helpless and raihrr
hnpc!ssa- = II AS. Tssh<.1sont risnnr. hed
eaafh1 hes. even IN raAGeicaa t2iuraoh, sha
Fonld h1vo welcomed, ,thsfa u insi2estInTs
that II a1y rasn he thuneht Of her, Bss the.-
astT dc Aa WIS eiitor acsfnts OF SseItnT
t*s most e1:apaeees taeifs,ensa-s e., ~ '.,.t
Heu. E<Sea.eds out her @bstad u naAtic.,f /
%naea ~ 1A:als. as'axt {sests tbs rest TNSs
dcNusattls dn Ga xs1sn cloIh.,' Asfns9 -"
nps snd u wHathe Qaeen ef Hesrtsss,EsTsft; sss T
az g anasn 81 = ns3ekax Dana ioekol herrs,1
- u 3s,aittss, it, ,r;s7psssss fac. ...ad the A.aa
are fe4se "a sh<n tam" xhe shaush. - H.
Try Fate, .yssIo got tie H4re~ xIt HrxssJ
TisT CT xgttn*& zach oshefs y'yn ots~ "
snd teelasa = dnna know which hs
thtEkh rather kbfnt--Annve i~--7s. A. ~
4 She flung lhss unfortunate qne<n dpxu, xn3
ElaaeihE x5te4 f,es,t nav fllst f,o %lty ss,onc.
taoaA alren1y TUNED up. With Tbs k,nr af hs.
:ests.. cosas% saA Leila btse1,y, = thefa17|
IhD1 fofe11so At Aly s7te.r
Afts Nthossing hsd naturally bs3 euoneh 4
u 1.shs canls, snct ahe rad tLes ia tAs
tooaa$ SfEahtctl. : Ehe went serora L Nr.
1ltyezf, ard 3oaoed IN u1o aonyas.xtaa iha
'ac1 VIA h1rtag with tiie ts11sin. :,
AnoIheF Grazing ef sEiun.ph ter Nl11y3. I,nnt
Eosa = VIA oTfri' tbs .Ataa tsaSdtn was ton
nsed TO hs :AHsks .tnd 7,ldni, Of ter hoTn.
re i, .ss rather sshsEued sof heraAN 1nat Ehsr3
IIesp sIe ~ nst tysn eEptsa y eny dEssa q
Neither wss the morrow without lis sk.r.
9 n1sptaesss; AAly, suans cnt fer : vsIs:j
'ost III HatnoSon ntAs the Eectuey, Ia !
itsaA -httle distsoce By t,er ss,ia
ia aeea tegsst1ed Ntea hs iopssi
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-07

A PROCLAMATION to the French Peo-
pie has been issued by a Council OF
| Ministers. as follows:
After three days of heroic struggles.
sustained by the wing of Marshal Nc
Mahon against BOO, 900 Prussians, that
army has been made prisoners. Gen.
Wimpfenn, who took the command of
the army in place of Marshal Nc
Mahon, who was badly wounded, has
signed 4 capitulation. This reverse
will not shake our courage. Paris is
to-day in a complete state If defense.
The military forces of the country will
be organized in few days. \ new
army will be under the walls of Paris;
another army is forming on the banks
of the Seine. Your patriotism, Your
union. your energy will save France.
The Emperor has been made prisoner
in the struggle. The Government will
accord with the public powers, and
will take all the measures required by
the gravity of public events.
(Signed.) Count De Palikao, H.
Chevereau. Regault De Gironills, Jules
Blame De La Gourd, d Auverne, Grau,
De Perre., Clement Deumais. p.
Mague, BuSsen Billaret and Jerome
David, of the Council of Ministers.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-07

THE EMPRESS has consented to join
her husband and son, having received
the assurance that she will not be re-
garded as a prisoner. Gen. Trochu
will be made Dictator, and Paris will
be defended to the last. A special to
the Evening Telegram says the En-
press Eugene having received assur-
ance from the Prussian Government
that she will not be treated as prisoner
of war, has consented to join her hus-
band and son, who has also surren-
dered with his father, at Sedan. She
will leave for Prussia as soon as her
can be perfected.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-07

CHICAGO has just suffered from one
of the most disastrous confiagrations
which has visited that city for years
TN Sunday evening last, one of the
finest blocks in the city was destroyed
at loss of between three and four mil
ion dollars, and, it is now feared.
from ten to fifty lives. The fire broke
nut about ) p. NJ. in the fifty story of
Latin, Butler 4 Co.'S paper warehouse
On Wabash avenue, between Wash
inston and Madison streets, being the
south store in the elegant block owned
hy John b. Drake of the fremont
House. and consuming Farwell Il Co.'S
and Thatcher Bros. buildings. all be-
ing five stories high, with basement
and French roof The fire spread
with fearful rapidity.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-07

REVENUE CIRCULAR.-Acting Com
missioner Douglas has issued q circu-
lar calling the attention of collectors of
internal revenue and United States
marshals to the fact that "where a COL
lector makes seizure of any property
for violations of internal revenue laws
and delivers such property to the mar
shall of the district in which the seiz-
ure is made, the cost of seizure made
before process issues shall be taxable
by the court"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-07

A CONTINGENCY UNPROvIDED For.
The New York Tribune thinks that
one reason why the French generals
have succeeded so badly in defending
their territory against invasion is that
they had no effective plans or prepare
tons for a defensive campaign. They
had a number of admirable plans for
invading Germany, the various lines
of march being marked out, and the
various kinds of operation being all
properly provided for. But they had
never entertained the idea that the war
would be fought on French soil against
the advancing armies of Germany,
which would keep them steadily on
the defensive.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-07

COCNTERFEITS.-A dangerous S2t
counterfeit is i'm circulation. All the
notes thus far discovered are evident.
~ printed from the same plate. which
- remarkably well engraved. The
name of the bank differs in every case
this portion of the plate being evident
~ left blank, and various names in
serted, 50 rs TO better avoid detection
The only noticeable blemish in the
note is a slightly blo;ted appearance i'll
the vignette and an inferiority in the
paper. A dangerous counterfeit fifty
cent fractional currency note of the
new issue has just been put in circula-
ton. 1t closely resembles the genu-
inc. The paper used in the genuine is
pink-tinted. The counterfeit is slight
~ greenish in col ,r. and the face is
somewhat blurred. The words :" frac-
tional currency and stamps "are dark
ly shaded, which is not the case in the
genuine. There is also difference in
the back of the notes.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-07

RED CLOUD KEEPs HIS WoRD.-A
letter read at the Department of the
Interior from Professor Hayden, of the
geological survey, dated at Fort Fet-
terman, givesthe satisfactory Informal
ton of the safe arrival of himself and
party at that point, meeting no diff
culties on the route, and having prose-
cuted his survey successfully to that
point. He states that since Red Cloud
returned from Washington there have
been no depredatiOns whatever in that
region. and that the party will proceed
westward in day or two through the
Sweet Water Valley, and probabl v
without an escort.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-07

NEW JERsEY.-The Paterson press
thinks that there is nothing more
reasonably certain than the next Con-
e-ess and the next will be Republican,
and that General Grant will he elected
to serve second term. 1t will, of
course, lose some votes, and cannot
expect to succeed in 1872 by the same
immense majorifies tbat it did in 1855,
there being . class Of uneasy people,
with ''maggots Of some sost sd an
other in their brains, will doubtless
slough Oh from the Republican party.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-07

ADMINISTRATIONS Republicans
pride themselves, not unreasOnably,
upon the improvement of the credit of
the State since reconstruction took it
out of Democratic hands. 1.-THE bonds
of Alabama" remarks the Montgom-
cry Republican, (which were sadly
deprecated while the pOst-bellum De-
mocracy held sway, have, under two
years Of Republican control, reached
figures somewhat above and never
below pr.