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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
WALTHAM
w ATCHE S.

HE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
Watches for the last fifteen years By
Railway Conductors, Engineers, and Ex.
pfessmen, the most ~exacting OF watch
wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, steaiiness, durability and accura-
cy OF the Waltham wa,ch. To satisfy that
class in all these respects; is to decide the
question as to the real value Of these time
keepers.
More than 100000 Of these watches are
now speaking for themselves IN the pockets
Of the people-a proof and a guarantee Of
their superiority over all others.
The superior organization and great OK.
tent Of the Company's Works at Waltham,
enable them TO produce watches at q price
which renders competition futile, and those
who buy any other watch, merely pay from
Is to 80 per cent. more for their watches than
Is necessary.
We are now selling Wal;ham Watches at
less prices in grGGnbacks, than the gold
prices before the war. There is no other
manufacture Of any kind In the United
States OF which this can be said.
These time.pleees combine every improve
mentthat 8 long experience has proved Of
real practical use, Having had the re.
fusal Of nearly every invention in watch.
making originating in this country or in
Europe. only these were hnally adopted
which severe testing by the most skillful
artisans in ou- works. and long use on the
part Of the pubic demonstrated to be Is.
sentlal TO correct and enduring time.kesp.
ing.
Among the many improvements we would
particularizei
The Invention and use Of a contemplation
OF peculiar construction, to prevent damage
TO the train By the bTeakage Of main springs
Is original with the American Watch Gem.
pany, WAC, having mai IA: refusal OF all
other eontrtvances, Hdoptel Fogg's Patent
p!u.Cn as be!ug the best ard fauItless.
Hardened aud tempered hair springs, now
universally admitted b. watca-lnakers to be
the best, are usedin all grades OF Waltham
Watches.
All wa!tham Watches have dust proof
caps. protecting the movement fr1kn dust
anu ,tssen.ggtaG necessity OF the iHtquent
e.eaailg necessary ~ other watches.
Ogru.w patent s.em.winder, or keyless
wa.c1, = already q decided success and q
g!ea. improvement on any stem.windlng
wat i a. tlc american Market, and bv far
tie C.saHe': watch Of IL qualify new offered
70 i4g lt.3.c. -OtGose living IN portions OF
iag Nai,Ct SKATE, where ~wEtChmakerS do not
e J.L "-.-.r, "i'n tIe ABOVE mentioned
.Avi --!t- wa.c. ,euQto insure accura-
c., ..e4:.. ly,,, lugl b!.ity and convenience
must Sc invaluable.
Ey.F Wa.tl gaA'Au eel ~ the Company
. Ht.. E#H-r Illb4.FItr hIIwNTs aHnuIl $40
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

The Holly Springs Reporter, Of
the 10th, reports the killing of two
negroes, and the serious wounding
Of another, by negroes in that vi
cinity, within the past few days.
They seem 70 be enjoying the full
blessing IF freedom.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

TIE recent Howard invetlgation
cost the government 100000
Cosmopolitan.
That Is exclusive Of what How
q took hImssll.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Gent Agents,
Is2 BOadwAy,N New York,

Ask to see the new FuIIsPIate Watch
bearing the trade marx : American
Watch Co.." Crescent street Waltham
Mas lds by Tar the best Full-plate Watch
made In the United States, and surpasses
anything heretofore made In this country
for Railway Engineers, Conductors, &c.
my3.d&weod.3m
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY,
TREASURY DEPARTMBST,
OFFTOE or INTERNAL. REvFNvY,

WAsBINaros, August 1. 1870.
DAY 81 ssp,.nt er ls,o a, 2 qeoet M supplying the
and Sf S s'ihy y
sa @ s5 nd S spe o ss a sa year commencing
There THAT portion Of United States for which
proposals are solicited two hundrcd and wentyesht col
tor These diacts divided into geographical de.
C9n'Iasaors ON are q. liberty to pfop9sc TO furnish
The following list Of the states and Territories and
Firs Department Maize New nampshire vermont. Mas.
sacnasetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Yor.Numosr
Second DspaTt%ent Pennsylvsnia, New Jersey. Della.
District q Columbia. Der of districts, 81.
Fod Mssssp Ioasan. Seaa. T.naasses Aras
sas.-Nlmber OF districts ~ ~
Michigan Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesoa, Kansas
NebrasSn, Colorado Dscotnh and wyornng. Number of
proposals will be considered unless accompanied by
bond with sufficient sareties IN the hve
lars Saoo approved oy Uni States District Attorney,
that the parties shall, acce:ancr Of il,r b
OF part OF it, duly execute contract with good
The Commissioner reserves the right consider acccp,
The addressed the Cornmssoner of Inter
nal Rsyenne and endorsed Proposals for Supplying Station
Schedules Of articles Furnished will be forwarded
from thus ms See upon aSpssSn with conditions under
J. W. DOUGLASS. Acting COMMISSIONER
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by THE
Clerk of the Board Of Educatioa Grand
strects, until SATURDAY, August ~, and until O'Clock A.
said day, for furnishing stean heang Apparatus
for Granoer schools Nos. u.s. 81. and So;
tons at Grammar School NO. 80 and Primary school
No. T.
Specifications may at the Office OF the snper,n
tendent Buildings and Repar No. l46 street third
up9t.
responsive and approved snrees win required from
each successful bidder proposals will not be
less suretics plined
The the right reject my all ,he
proposas offered II deemed for che pubr
MAGNUS GROSS
JOHN II. SHERWOOD.
TIMOTHY BRENNAN,
Committee Course OF Study, &c.
August g. 1870
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Died.

BAHRY.-On Friday, August 70 LEWIS PEABODY
infant son Of Robert l.. anu Julia X. Barry, aged Ii
months and ~ DAYS.
Relatives and friends OF the family are Invited to
attend the funeral, from 237 East Seventeenth street.
on sunday afternoon, at four O'Clock.
CuAsEBFoKD.--0n Friday. August IL, WILLIAM
JAARs, son OF William ard Mary Ann Cummerford,
agcd months and II days, native Of Brr, Kirgs
county, Ireland.
The relatives and friends OF tho family and those
OF ms brother, MRrtn, are respectfully invited 10 at
tend the innera THIS saturday afternoon, at one
O'Clock, from the residence OF parents AZ First
avenue.
DfLANo.-suddenly, at Congress Hall. IA atoga
Springs, on FRIDAY morning, august II, MOaEAu
DbLANo, OF this City.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
FAhRAR--At Lancaster, Mass, OF typhoid fOver,
on Friday, August II, CHARLES L. FARRAR, aged q
years
Funeral at Peppercl, Mass, on Sunday.
FITZGERALD. --On Friday, August IL, LAwsENCE
FlrzGERALD in the 26th year Of his age.
Notice vf funeral hereafter.
FRY-AL ChalagUa Westcbester county, y. v, on
Monday, August ., john FRY, native oi wiltshire,
England, aged aboUt 65 years.
English papers please copy.
0ovLDs-In this city, 0n Thursday morning. Au-
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
MARINE COURT.

a Tenant Brings Action AQninst His Land.
lord for Shooting and IL Given $3.50
Damages.
Before Judge Joschimeseu.
THIS court was occupied all yesterday hearing the
case Of alleged assault with pistol the damapcx
being iaid at sl,C0o brought 10y Christian Linquer
against Conrad Huber A large number Of wit
nesses were examined. The evidence showed tiIat
the plaintiff Is o shoemaker, living IN Twenty.ninth
street, between seventh and Eighth avenues, aud
that the defendant, who IL his landlord, lives In u
house In the OF that occupied by the plaintiff.
ON the 9th OF last June the defendant went TO the
paintiirs shop after pair OF slippers wnct he had
ordered 10 be made. some dispute
ABOUT the slippers, when as the witnesses
for the deience allcgc, the paaintiG ordered
the defendant to leave, and, assisted by HIS
wife win broomsaCk and hts workman With -
stick, put the defendant out. Shortly after when
the defendant returned with pistol and shot at tne
plainnfl, but nos hitting him. For the defence IL
WAS testified that the defendant came PACK 10 get
his slippers, aud showing the pistol sasa he was
ready TO defend himeeli against further assaults.
wien the pistol accidentally went on, tHc piltet
going through hts pants and hitting the roor. Az n
few minutes ave O'Clock, considerable tiilie aiter
conclusion OF the testimony being occupied ny the
opposing counsel IN summing up. anu ny the clear
and attic charge by the Judge, the jury ictirDa ami
in half an hour returned with an awaru OF $500
DAMAGES against the defendant.
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PROPOSALS.
lREAKwATER AT BLOCK ISLAND r. L.
- EKaINKER OrFIuF UNITED STArm ARMY.


s.s ss,ss ss Pr g;sps,: vi as.s. ~
eonstusiion Of the suosc,are OF oreakwster hock
il VIA begin a, poiu, % shore near .ssnds Landing"
sne ne ps q NE sn nd 1ns e oo 9 m
total engh VII be about three hundred Gu eet eyond he
ss Iss osrem, s.pS T. o. s
90 feet ~ mean low water From thence shorswhrd lle
viii y The s
e o se ams BE- ono simply
Sne 70 ns 81 as 70 inc sss s @
s be @ I %s.
finished up level progresses from the
The he granite of the quality far du
rae.y - and IN pieces weghag not less than
cept that there mus, oe no slabs thin pieces.
s believed that this work can be done by vessels u
sells can lie IN he roads,eaa With eriset safety,
whe ms Be lost ss worst us or%s are
from the ana darng storms rom that quarter the
TO complete the whole subsrucure about fifty thousand
pSoasG W es o pay ~ For no Su s n
thousand tons Proposals viii be received only for tho
work be performed after the oih day June. 1871
fsnenis wi be mace monthly receiving ten c per cen
Proposals mast state price per Mt which
include Ses @ %s oeer sse s saie
ihe stone must deposited by the contractor under the
supervision of engineer dcsgnaed the Undersigned for
etAte eAril5st WhIch work Will
be begun after OF proposal Work begun
must be prosecuted with all practical diligence
Each proposal must be IN duplicate, accompanied by
guaranty In dupcAe, with printed copy this advertise
ment attached to each Blank proposals.
anu guarantees Will he furnished by tins office application
ann any other Information Practicable TO give.
The object OF this advertisement being give every
responsible and capable party opportunity 10 bid fur the
work, and 20 secure to the public the lreatest OF
Work with the fu ids opriated, the right Is
EJECT and sil Bids these objects thereby
tanned.
Proposals be addressed to the undersgned and en-
at Block Island, X. L." G.K WARREN
MAJOR Of Ensineers. Brever Major General u j. A.
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The COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.


Selling CiGnr- Not Packed ia Stamped Boxes.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The examination wars resa1Ised yesterday In tho
OF Martinez and Perez, charged with Offering
l,509 cigars for sale moi packed IN stamped boxes
Detective AppleQatc, OF Colonel Whliieys DEPART
ment, tcstlied that he found the properly IN tho
possession OF the defendants and that the clgarA
not Ia stamped boxes az the time. The witress
cressexaaiacd at length, bat nothing MAJ erial
was elected. The further hearing was then ad-
joUrncd.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
SUPREME CoUgr-CHAMsfaS.
TIE Custody OF the Flynn Child-Bex ;~niau
Of the End.

Before Judge garnard. .
IN lte Matter ~ ne Application for ths Cnsrosy
OF Jessie Flynn, aaa T,}ana-.Tho argument on thu
application for the custody OF Jessie Flynn was con-
tinucd yesterday by exJudge White on behalf or tho
mesier OF the chihi. Counsel laborca TO show, from
the testimony, that the grandmother ON tue ather's
etir VINO resists the clam OF the chiid's mother
was an ii'terate woman, AID therefore rar from
being capable OF properly training and educating
the child as claimed by counsel IN her behalf. y
Judge Barnard took the papers aud reserved hta
dccision giving permission 10 coansei for the grand-
mother 10 i,ind IA written pouite.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13

A GOOD suasgsTIos.--A writer ein the Womans
Josyak proposes substitute Tor the fhll ues,s,ire
OF woman rights. she womb have the women or
paDzc and nominate mon Tor all the Offices ana tIien
use all then Inrucncc Tor the election Of such can,
didates
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
DENTISTRY
MARRIAGES AND OEATHS
Married.

TAyLoR--SMITr.-On Wednesday, August TO- by
the Rev. Charles Barstoy, the country seat of the
brides 1BtHer, Ham lion, n ", THEoDoRg f. W.
TAYLOR 90 HELEN A., daughter of Adon smith, all
OF this city.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
IMPROVEMENT OF PROVIDENCE RIVER, RI
l. ESaiNEEE 0rtioE, USITED STATES Ansy,}

EEwroRr, v. L., August 10, 1875.
day, sh day OF septemSrr is1o at IL ocioSs NJ for
70 obtain vide
fourteen , lL teei @ deep at mean low water
l4H feet to eight 49, feet aud the rise and fall of
as uas ne s iee e ns to DC % E soH
high or low water within distance Of four 80 miles Ths
VIII the price per yard. measured in the sccss;
also the earliest time which will be Oeeun
cued with all practicable diligence. Payn nts will be
mpotion Of the contract No contract Viii be co.
tered into for working after the 3h Of June 1871 Each
dup icaie with printed 9opy this advertisement
guarantees viii Be furnished Sy this oace on application,
and & any % eahsr ,S9,aaii9n w ,, prasticaSe to give;
sponsee ana capable party an Opportunity 70 BID io tho
wor % s 10 To e hs e a ."
eet any and all bids If these objects not thereby OBJ
Proposals addressed to the undersigned en-
dosed on the envslope proposals for tho rov
MAYOR of Engineers
DRoPosALs FOR ENCLOSURES AND LODGES FOR
i National Cemeteries at Washington D. C., Arlington and
Alexandria, Va
QUARTERNAsTER GENERALS OrrIoE,
WAeniNGToN, d. c., August D. 1870.
sry Aayum Soldiers homel Naoaai Cemetery h. G. The
ton D. c. and the Arlington and AeaandTia vs National
oemssser WI be reSeved at the oce OF the eusrsrss
noon -
Military Asylum Cemetery, 2-7 lneal feet Battle Cemetery.
SCI Ineal feet Arlington Cemetery, 1850 nea feet Alex
rroposals invited for stone brick walls plOns
ermasier Geners for ron ranss designs for which are
invited with the bids or Tor hedges.
The bids for planting hedges specify the hedge pauts
Intended to be qse aud mus, contain guaranty g keep
to be prepared edate!y and the hedges planted
Sns az zach S the "a Tue unsd sStsa
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
FOR SALE.

FIRST GLASS CORNER BAKERY AND C0NFFC-
N tonery. with three years Lease; Horse, Wagon
and Rouc viii be sold at sacrifice. Inquire NJ lsj
Beecker street.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
BROOKLYN R0ARO.

DOARD WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE; VI
- ciny Of Wall street ferry fcont room and bedroom
communicative; second floor; Etriciy private FANNY
Tor the pice not to exceed SD Address
RIcHfIELD Herald oaice
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-GOOD COUNTRY BOARD. NEAR SALT
W water within short distance OF New York city, Tor
two ladies and child Address g. A. W. SO Beekman street.
stating location, accommodations aud terms.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
QUARTERNAsT GKsEIAL's OrrioE,
MAGu INGIAN- L. C. Ancuai lgll

DROPOSALS FOR ENCLOSURES AND LODGES FOR
Nnional Cemeteries at Washington, d. c., Arlington and
Alexandria, Va.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13

no LET-A FAMILY LEAVING TOWN WILL LET
their three story House, uufurnshed, IA perfect order
Fine Furniture, Carpets &c part will be sold cheap. APP
ply at &ls West Foiyseventh street., Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
NEVySPNPEtss.

130RTRAIT5 OF Alb THE INMATES or TINE MA
than mansion the night Of the will be given i'm
the SUNDAY COO kIEit For sar by AL the news agents.
DENTISTRY
gTEEErH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-TrfRTBrN
years. Reminding application s,s Ecao-
nlw Teeth 81; Set sl0 rlumper Tor hollow cbeeAs Gold
Sets purchased.
). JAY yILLEKs, i65 Grand street, nesr Broadway
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05

For STATE TREAsURER.-Thea an
nouncement throughout the State OF
the nomination of Len Wines, of Elko,
for State Treasurer, meets with one
universal amen from all sorts of people.
The old aphorism ''the right man in
the right place." was never better eX-
,emplitied than it will he with Len
Wines as the custodian Ofthe treasures
of the State. Elko has but one repre-
sentative on the State Ticket but she
presents a good one and will do her
share towards the success ofall.-( Elko
Chronicle.
Speaking for this portion Of Western
Nevada, we can truthfully and EN-
phatically endorse the above. Prob
ably no nomination that was ever
made in this State was more heartily
approved than this one. In all the
qualities which befit man for this
high and responsible position there is
no man in the State who stands higher
than Mr.. Wines. Indeed we may well
say that the "Great East" is splendidly
represented upon the State Ticket in
the persons OfSlausOn, Wines, Hobart,
Fitch, Minor and Whitehill.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05

THE TERRIBLE FLOOD AT HARPER
FERRY.-A dispatch dated Wheeling,
Oct. 3, gives the following particulars
of the awful inundatiOn at Harper'S
Ferry, Virginia:
The Intelligencer'S correspondent at
Harper's Ferry gives the following de-
tails of the great flood in the Shenan-
dOah: The greatest flood that has
been known for thirty-five years is
now raging in the Shenandoah River.
The damage to property at Harper's
Ferry is immense. Some twenty build
ings, mostly stone and brick edifices,
have been swept away, and fOrty-six
persons in the immediate vicinity
alone have lost their lives, and rs
many more are in imminent danger.
Shenandoah City, one mile above the
ferry, is entirely gone. The big flour
mill still stands, but the machine
shops have been washed away. Near
" all the families of the island are
still in their houses and no rescue can
reach them. Some of the houses how
ever, will doubtless stand. The is
landers are endeavOring to get in tine
strong houses. Last night a family of
seven were rescued by a rope thrown
through the window. A few minutes
not q vestige of the house
remained. This morning large COL
Ored woman was climbing to 3 tree
from the seething water where she had
been all night. Bolivar Heights are
crowded with anxious spectators who
are compelled to witness what they
cannot avoid. The Winchester Rail-
road trestles are completely gone and
the bridges destroyed IS far up as the
Valley. The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad il intact.
Lower Haxper's Ferry where the
lood is, il situated Immediately 1t the
confluence Of tho Potomac and She
qand0sh rivers.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05
MASS MEETING ON
NEXT FRIDAY EVENING.

We publish to-day the announce
ments made by the State Central Com
mittee for ex-GovernorS Stephen Miller
Qate of Minnesota and now of Hamil-
ton, White Pine county, who will
speak in Carson, at the Theater, on
Friday evening next, Oct. 9TH. Gov
ernor Miller has the reputation of be-
ing one of the most fluent, eloquent
and effective stump speakers Of the
country. We may expect rich treat
on the occasion of his first appearance
before the Republicans Of Ol-msby
County.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05

\ DISTINCTION WITH A DIFFER
ENCE.-The New York Sun has the
following:
When the glorious old Admiral Far
ragut-he was only a captain then
had destroyed the rebel navy, and run
his fleet through the terrible fire of the
batteries that defended New Orleans,
he left Ben. Butler to take possession
of the conquered city and gather up
the spoils, while he pushed on up the
Mississippi to finish up the work of
opening that river. He dashed first
past Port Hudson, and then past
Vicksburg, running the rebel batteries
of both places in his usual gallant
style. On arriving north of Eicks-
burg, he found Admiral Porter lying
Off the city with his fleet of ironclads.
Farragut, as became veteran of his
age, was a little old fashioned in his
notions. He believed that wooden
ships, well manned and handled, and
fought at close quarters, were on the
whole more efficient than the clumsy
and unweildy ironclads now in vogue;
and he certainly did a great deal to
prove it. Porter, on the other hand,
believed in ironclads, classmates, and
fighting at long range with all the
modern Improvements. Atthe taking
of New Orleans, Porter's part consist
ed, it will be remembered, in throwing
large bOmbshells at the forts from q
fleet of mortar vessels at o great dist
ance; an exploit which made a great
deal of noise at the time, both at the
scene and in tn" papers, but which
does not appea, to nave been attendt d
with any impor ant practical conse-
quences. About this time somebody
wrote to a Memphis editor inquiring
whether each of these commanders
had an ironclad fleet. The editor, who
seems to have been at once sententiOus
and sarcastic, informed his correspond
ent in reply, that the fleet below
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wooden
one with an ironclad commander, while
that above Vicksburg-POTter's was
an iron feet with q wooden command
er. It is said that Admiral Porter was
furious when this met his eye. He
wan.ed to send a file Of marines at
once and,arrest and court martial the
editor; but he was finally
persuaded to restrain his wrath. But
the story was long a. standing joke in
the West
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05

HUMBOLDT COUNTY.-The Republi-
can party of Humboldt county has
made the following nominations: Dis
trict Judge, o. r. Leonard; State Sena-
tor, L. V. Julian; Assemblymen, l..
c. Pease, T. St. John Adence; Sheriff,
y. III. Westfall; District Attorney, H.
Nj. Steele; Clerk, {. 5. Narian; Re
corder, John FitZmorris; Assessor, {.
s. Osborn; Commissioners, w. Wise,
Frank Drake and ii. NJ. Muller.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS
OF the Union Republican Party of Ne
vada, adopted in State Convention,
I Elko. September y. 1870.

at ElkO, September q, 1870.
RESOLVED, That the Administration of
President Grant and the Republican ma
jority in Congress are entitled to the
which they have discharged their duties
and fulfilled the promises upon which
they were elected to power.
2-That we renew our pledges of devO-
ton To the Federal Union, and consider
the preservation of its integrity and the
maintenance of its honor, as the highest
duty OF every American citizen, and to
this end We invite the cooperation Of all
men, without regard to pastpOlitical assO-
Citations or differences.
SThat we are now, as ever, opposed TO
all forms and phases of human slavery,
in favor of all measures the purpose of
which Is to lawfully protect the labor of
the citizen, and that the action of Con-
gress in refusing TO admit Asiatics to the
privilege OF naturalization receives the
thanks and Endorsement Of this COnven-
ton, and We earnestly urge upon that
body to speedily enact such laws as Will
prevent the further importation of Chin
csc under service contracts.
THAT We favor the entire repeal Of the
income tax, and the reduction of the tar
ID, and all other taxation, to the lowest
point consistent with the maintenance of
the public credit.
5-That we sympathise with all people
in every country who are striving to resist
he encrOachments of despotism and es-
fablish constitutional liberty.
S-That we are in favor of the 'stricteSt
economy in the management of our gov
ernments-NatiOnal, State and county;
and Of the reduct. on of fees and salaries
Of pull bile Offices to the lowest possible
amount that will afford adequate COM
pensatiOn-
THAT we admit no natural hostility
between labor and capital but recognize
the inalienable rights of both, and regard
an equitable reconciliation part of the
mission of the Republican party.
c. C. BATTERMAN, Chairman,
JOHN ii. BOALr, Secretary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05

THE VOTE IN RoMEupon the plebis-
cite or new constitution whereby that
part of the Italian Peninsula is to be-
come a part of United Italy, resulted
in 1900 for and 66 against that propo-
sition. The Pope advised his adher-
ents to abstain from voting; and the
result ST ows that he either had but
few friends or that the most of those
he had obeved his mandates.