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VOLUME le.
A.ssrr,c.a.s An. Enr......
R. q. EDDY.

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Late Agent Of the U. 8. Pa,en, ofries vs.
NJ .. under the Act Of 1851. "ashas,su
No. 70. State St.. Opposite v,,
BOSTON. uoy s,
, 1870-12-29
Ez16aLn MsPRoToRs

- Iicfzoc-- -TroY ve-vA ssssse e.
EprToR ARGUS There has been con-
Siderable said cntAs streets of f1tlrsr several
towns on The Sound ana through the pub>'
lie press s in, relation 70 the employment, BY
.tRe Government Of a female inspector IN
ibis Districts and as the criticisms arise
mostly from misunderstanding ahdImisap-i
pFehensibn,, Z Word II explanation may be
Necessary II shepId b borne u, il mind II a,
that inspectors, both male and female, are
emplOsedpIo project hsotsrende, and pre-
e4ent infattious, 5othi'grsatnnals email of
the revenue laws. It1is well knoTRahak
petty sm1gglibg,i by sserrting goods ~
value from one dollar to one hundred doisl
lars and upwards up IN Ahe PERSONS OF
FEMALES, has heretofore been carried On,ip
This Dfsffict2 and this can onlyab1i PREF
vented BY a female inspector. A short
time before the appointment IN this, Dis'
trict Of female inspector a Victoria mer-i
chant proposed TO agsatleman from the
Souudt0 sen him valuable goods s(silks,'
Iaess, ete.) and to get them safely by the
/ Custom House without aEheh payment of
duties. 5Totidea tie purchaser aOOHld send,
his t6ste deer for MeNl 4 remafking that it
/ was no risky tx pertinent, asiit bad dFbeen1
+ done repeatedly. .fiHiom tEsn Oh ,yi.aih
II have heard ladies boast of having
bro0ebt goods Of considerable value oyer
from victoSiS on their persons, = without
having TO pay heiduiil 5, AMI described
the goods they thus smugglsd. is Now il
Is he duty Of lie revenue officers. as well
as ire interest Of AnAetican merchants, TO
prevent every description Of smuggling 50
far as they are ablelioj do 30, end, whether
The oficsf bsE 4 hdy|oF gentlemaus it isthe
duty Of American law abiding citizens toi
idpte1d them ia the discharge Of their duty.
That The present eOrpssOfs revenue off,
icers On. Puget Sound perform their duty
Icourteopsly, efficiently, and impartially is.
well knowb,s and it IS tosbec1egsetted that
we have class of citizehS whose con-
sciences are so elastic ~ torallow them 10
commit frauds, more or sspetty, upon
the revenue, whenever they think they
can do 50 and avoid fletesiiohf 81 ~
H4H ss3 > aHfa &i---s sai'ssg' 80 iiisa,s1
-Hsie JusT1cE.
, 1870-12-29
nR1TTsH coLUMB1A.


The prospects for French Crench (Cnri-
dooJ are exceedingly good, qndiall interes-
ted ID that quarter are counting on big.
results next seas0ng4 Mr., g. B. Wright
went Tpt6y What il called the 'sNiegsr
pdffagf,n about sf45 IaileS eSiiaboxsa Fort
George he went up ia canoe manned by
eight Ipdians; thay Rere,44 days on the
trip.h Mr.. Wright measured sheo portage
and found 1t t6Tbe even,miles long !; he
proposes t5 clear and grade a wagon road
so that,with the aid 'ofteams. boats afriT-
ing at the Fraser tiyer end, will be carried
to Mcleod 8 Lake. and laaEched at that
point to Continue fbe journey TO German
sen Creek uhinterruptsd, there being good
water from the MeLeo4a Lake ehdlot the
portage. The Mouth Of Quesnel looks
lively, and tbe traders have done we'll this
season I: one Of ttem was nearly iscleaned
ont Of clothi6g from the demand created
by the miners from 06ii hecalf The wagon
Rad was ID splendid ordet19fop 1the most
patt as sn1ooth and hard as aiBilliard table.
Coibresth had 100 600 lbs. ofgFaihl from
his hcsrsoop crop This sekson; P. Duhaevys had
about $4,000 lbs. The steambeats.w which
are laid ND. for the winter = Httle below
Alex Alxaanidria aanidria, viii be launched iot therfrSt
"Trip from Soda Creek about the GOTH Of
Annrilss Iai go Tsa ibq .tannIs2nHoUns 5Bh
-
, 1870-12-29
THH con11Na YAARN

A new year is before Us. Incidents
Of the past icroydl upon the memory as
we reflect upof The fapidiiy of time and
speculate upon the prospects of the future.
Another link j., the chain Of probation
has worn away, and We are slowly but
surely approaching fha. long wished, for
period sWben5 the hsEeships and safeTings
endured in The past viii be forgotten in
the pfosperiiynof the fnturc. Those who
in the, past have sndured hardships incl
dent TO frontier LIS their only consolation
being 5Iheirrfaiih in the future greatness
of the gtountryso,are about 70 realize
that bfaiaFej 4o1au d extentl beyond their
widest idreameia aoiinu tlsai1'f S~lt 4 ia7
ThsiFailroed connecting our waters with
the Atlantic States js no longer a subject
Of speeglstiOn-nthe,hea Of the axe,
The ring Of the pick. and the dull TasPipg
of tho saw, which may be heard on the
CowliiE, ell bear witness 70 its reality, y
Thsseomihg year win witness the COM
pleti0hs of the road connecting the waters
Of the Columbia with Puget Sound, unless
we mistake the seueggy aud enterprise Of
Its people. Bi .aasi1ifsH5H -aral 1iaij ~
The liberal terms of the Mp. R. p,
Company and,a spirit of enterprise
awakened in onfi people bSsrecent events,
have effscied the organization of a joint
stOCkucomPadyg having for its object the
building,0fthe road from Olympia to inter-
sect the Nj PRS r. some eight or ten
milesvback ofthht city. syad bs4s n e >,
Thisa ID but the beginning Of the good
woEk9unGreai enterprises ike ibis cannot
stand stlli = they milst either advance or
retrogfhde. 1heafhuni6canti land grant.
the lambiticE and 'entefprising, character
Of people, guhfentee its advancement
and fnal completion. 10 aoilaii-s idgiIs
Thy c6uidg J ye1t viii bFingwith it aniua-
migration unprecedented d in the annuals, Of
the Territory aBasinsss oflall kinds viii
reeeiv6aal Bews impbtas-+cemmeree end
business eutefpsisesistill be- De various as
theimiuds and nationality ofs the upsoble.i
Towns Rillspsingsup anticipating Aiter>
minus and disspfeariaU suddenly as the
illusion passes frouisthe minds ofits build
ers5 leaving che sonly trace byUYhieha its
existence may be KNOWN, few ruined
meh ~h0left legitimate business to
speculate on terminus osrsgib sdi gal %
, 1870-12-29

blue silk, ,biaek velve trimming; Mss u.
rose colVfed tarlton Mss A MeCE white
tsrlton vih gaeen rachings, ban Y c1ris
with wIile and kreer fowerss Mrs Melt
drab poi lin, wiikxhile LACE over cherry
velvet trimming5 Mrs Chas F. elaret
eolored silk, white lace and satin trim.
ming r Mrs S7,white tarlton, with rufaes
and Cherry xelket trimming. Z tlLfs ,
, 1870-12-29

7oi This afternoon atsHaS siioash fell off
Union wharf into the bay, and would have
drowned bad notia man plunged in and
saved it. We have not the persons name,
or We should have pleasure in publishing
it in connection with his noble and daring
deed.
, 1870-12-29
J .INsEALLATIoNs

.rrf y a.. u
Ata meeting held at the Hall Of Port
Townsend Lodge No.n6, F. 81 A. M.
DsesmBer a27tb. o1the following persons
were installed officers for the ensuing year
john Fi.zpalrick. w. NJ. !; G.. Y. Calhoun,
s. W.;,JaAlaKuhns j. WI +. s, Fowler.
Treas; T. T. Minor. Sec'ygAlH. Tucker
s. D.; Efsd. HarfIpg. J. D.; d. NJ. Lit
tls6sId and S. !. Kat, Stewards $. a..
Norwood. Tyler. N, As l,ssds - -, mi,
The WILDLY Island Lodge No.ll5. F.
ga NJ, at Goupeville, Decsmbern a7tb,
installed q o. Hailer, W. NJ; John al
e1ander. IS. W; Walter Crockett, J. w;
ThOsg sCranneys Treas; Robt. c.. Hill,
Ssc'y;J. .AlItchelll S. D.; Thos. NJ Brow
nell I'D ioA.lHsrtssb and VIM. Locks,'
Stewards iH, Crockett, Chaplain John
BArksFS Tslero siaatiy xnc.lle, 3mo4 !,
bOn DeOdmber 3rd, at Oakland Masnn
County, Tie Mount Moriahs Lodge aNooAll
E&A. NJ, elec:ed The following officers
-~f III 81
for the ensuing year Wm., Morrow,
w. MsI Alexander FSnC Chapman, s. w;
H.lg M6MasteT, J.d VI; George Huntly,
Treas; Robert Waikinson, SECRETARY. ssc
-rnmTablE ---------- -.-7--7--tt--- ls,f7,---
-7ARRIyALs OF MAxwELL's. PARTY.-
Col. Maxwell and party Of, Surveyors ar
rived In this city from the ,Snoqualmis
route survey on thursday last. Owing to
the greatfalli of snow the other side of
RAttlespake Prairie, they we're compelled
toldiscoaGnue operations in that section.
They had graded 70, within about three
miles of the prairie. Had they not been
interrupted by the cause stated, the sdr>
vey would have been extended 10 that
point, and then they would have awaited
further INSTRUCTIONS before either proceed
ing in this direction or down the Suaho.
nish,. As 1t is The work on this route viii
be discontinued till spring, and the eompa-
ny win proceed at once to Portland. We
are informed, however, by Mr.. Maxwell,
that al camp equipaga and property be-
longing TO the company will be stored here
so as to have it in readiness for use as
soon as the weather will allow Of a re-
sumption of work in that dishict.--Entel-
HeeHcep. isi3!pili g1iulys1 Il = -bnsJ ri
r-1lcd DTS ----------@.S .----.------- nns 48u'9
1ol This afternoon . atSnas siI1ash fell off
sIInfore kvlfarf. i,rfe fh a hax, and vvhuld have
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-24
FRANKLIN. FAIR.
FrIday-Fourth Day.

This was the finest day and by far the
| finest attendance since the fair began. The
people came in early, till vast concourse
had gathered by the opening hour. By
n Don there were between two and three
thousand filing around the splendid am
phitheatre. The rings of stock were very
fine, and, indeed, we have never seen 1
better display of animals in the faniou-
old county, of williamson and the con
tests were spirited and excited great in
terest
The day opened with year old nudes,
premium to T 81 Herrin; 2 year old, pre-
MUM to J A Walker; year old, premium
to ] B Hill, and for colt, premium to
same.
Best aged jack, premium to E Pulloss;
2 year old, premium to NJ H Page; and
premium TO same for best jack colt.
Best aged jennett, premium to E Tul-
loss, and also for year old jennett; la
year old, premium to D Hsdley, il, and
premium to same for sweepstake jennett;
and NJ 81 Page for sweepstake jacks.
Sweepstake saddle stock, premium to
UP Johnson. n...
Where all were 30 fine it is hard to par
tictilarize the many meritorious ones on
exhibition. We congratulate the managers
on their success to-day. ...
The unbounded hospitality and attention
of the good people Of old Williamson to
all visiting the Fair were never mani
fest and general than yesterday; and we
gratefully acknowledge the obligations of
the UNToN AND AMERICAN for oourtesies and
fayors from both officers of the Fair, and
the people to her representatives so far.
An extra train will go out this, Saturday
morning, and large crowd will be aboard,
and tremendous outpouring Of all the
population may be expected at the Fair to-
day. Let all our counties look out, or old
williamson will bear off tbs palm this year
in the line of Fairs and the fair.
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DICKSON COUNTY.

The Senatorial CanVass-Appoint-
ment OF Delegates 80 n COnVen-
tiOn. c.- a.- Ll-7
At meeting of the citizens of Dickson
| county in Convention, on the 18th Sept. =,
1870, for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to the Senatorial Convention for this
district, DR.. ]. II Cullom wss called to the
chair, and the following preamble and reso-
lutions were read and adopted:
Whereas, There has been Convention
called to meet at Centreville on the fourth
Monday in September, 1870, for the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate for the
State Senate from this district; and,
Whereas, At public meeting held at the
Courthouse in Charlotte, on the first Mon
day in September, 1870, to appoint dele
gates to the State Convention at Nashville,
on the 18th inst, said County Convention
neglected to appoint delegates to said Sen
atorial Con vention; and, a....
Whereas, Said County Convention at
Charlotte, on first Monday in this
month, presented the name of our fellow
citizen Thos G Morris as a candidate for
Senator from this district, therefore be it
Resolved. That the President of this
Convention appoint twelve delegates from
this county to said Convention, that they
or any offheln may cast the vote Of this
county in said Convention, and that they
be instructed TO use all honorable means
to carry out In said Convention the expires
sion for said Morris contained in the reso-
lutions of our county Convention of the lst
Monday in September, 1879. .
Resolved, That the President of this
Convention having named Lowry Bowen,
Doug Work, Sam Spencer, Moses Tdwell,
Robt Larkins, Robt McNeiIly, Jacob Leech,
Squire Ross, Jonas Grey, DIV Schmit-
ton, Hugh Dickson, DR. Woody and Robt
Martin IS said delegates, that they be APP
pointed as such III CULLoM, Pres.
VII II CALDWELL, See'y. rer.r ....
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A Board of Trade, with a full list Of
competent officers, has been organized in
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Thomas Pelters, an estimable lady
of that place, died in GAINESVILLE on the
18th inst.
The Maryville Republican says that the
influx of enigrsnts is rapidly building up
that town
The Cleveland Banner says that persons
going west from that region are selling
their corn In the field at % cents bushel
1t is estimated that over two hundred
COWS have died in the vicinity of Knoxville
this season from cattle disease, the value OF
which was 80, 200.
An old citizen, Col Coleman Boyd, was
holland dangerously wounded, in Memphis,
on the morning Of the 21st, by his brother.
in law, James a. Ashford
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-24

The municipal election takes place tee
day, and it behooves Our citizens to see
that good men are selected as Aldermen
and Councilmen from the various wards.
The reelection of Mr.. Morris as Mayer of
the city is fixed fact, but that is no rea-
son why his friends should not be Just as
active as if there were fears of his defeat
Let every vote be polled, as a compliment
to his faithful and economical administers
ton during the past year. Let his friends
see that those living beyond the city limits
who are entitled to vote on account of pro.
perty qualification be conveyed to the polls.
They have common interest in the city's
welfare, and they should feel it duty to
vote In all municipal elections.
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FROM BELGIUM.
10000 Mobiles Captured at Ver-
saflIes-Making Prisoners Useful.

saflIes-Making Prisoners Usefu1.
OsTEND, Sept. 22.-Special to The
World Dispatches from the German
camp before Paris state the capture OF
20, DOC, of the Garde Mobile at Versailles
and the occupation of Levas by Prus
sian garrison. rsI y
1t is reported from rumor that the locks
on the canal of the Mrane have been re-
pared, and that the Prussians have com
PEELED 1000 of their prisoners to labor on
the restoration of the locks. .-..+
Address 60 Germany from the Crown
s--. off ... Prince. -..r.-- an.
The appeal of the Crown Prince OF
Prussia to Germany for aid TO the wound
ed, says that in the battlefields of France
Germany has awakened to consciousness
of her unity and of her might. This
great gain will, l trust, forever exert its
influence in settling our country together.
But our enthusiastic exultation must be
allied with deep sorrow and mourning.
The flower of the youth of Germany
have fallen for the fatherlsnd. Many
heroic leaders of orr armies have bought
victory with their precious blood. The
heart shrinks from estimating the still
greater number of those who have been
deprived henceforth of the ability to
earn livelihood. --'r
The Crown Prince concludes with an
earnest appeal to all Germany to come
forward and contribute largely and abun-
dainty to this work.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-24
LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR.
Third Day-ThursdaY.

The day was again fair, and the sur
| rounding country poured in large crowd
to witness the display Of blood cattle and
horses, graded cattle and mules. The num-
Der was large, and decidedly the best ever
here are becoming aroused on the subject
Of obtaining and propagating fine blooded
stock, and their progress is quite rapid
With an e1uberant soil, well adapted to
the growth Of grain and grasses, and a
climate unsurpassed, a continuance of the
present spirit and enterprise, Lincoln will
rival the finest stock counties in Tennessee
or Kentucky. The fact is about to be re-
allied that cotton is a non paying crop,
and that people should look to stock for
the true source of wealth, and as the most
remunerative use to which to devote pros
ductive and valuable lands.
The exhibition of the day passed off de-
hghtfully, nothing occurring to mar the
pleasures of the occasion.
Below we append list of premiums
awarded:
II BLOOD CATTLE.
Aged Bull, premium, Messrs TaIley &
Terry.
Two year old Bull, premium, Shaffner 4
Whitaker; certificate, Parks & Little.
One year old Bull, premium, L L Stone,
certificate, 81 O Whitaker.
Bull Calf, premium, Alex Smith; certi-
feate, 81 c Whitaker
Aged Cow, premium, Miss Lizzie Smith;
certificate, 81 Whitaker.
Two year old Cow, premium and certif-
cate, Jno Hoskins.
Oneyear old Cow, premium, r T Shaft
ner
Heifor Cali, premium, Jacob Vance; GER
tifcate, Sam Little. - !
~ TFr q "- GRADE CATTLE
Yoke Of Oxen, premium, H Whitaker;
certificate, L L Stone. ~
Fatted Bullock, premium, l. Ii Stone;
certificate, H G Whitaker. r-..-
Herd, Cows and one Ball, premium,
Z I Shsffner; certificate, Alex Smith.
Sweepstake, Boil any age, this was a
splendid ring of eight entries, premium,
Shafner & Whitaker; certificate, Parks & !
Little. Az
Sweepstake COW any age; also q fine
display, sight entries, premium, r T
Shahner; certificate, II C Whitaker.
special premium was offered by L L |
Stone, Esq, for best herd Of blood cattle,
and was awarded to John S Hoskins
BLOOD HORSES. H 1
Stallion, three years old and upwards, |
Il Z Dusenberry, premium.
Stallion, one year old, L C Hoskins pre-
MUM. '.a,
Mare three years old and upward, pres
miurn, r G Hoskins.
.Filly one year old, premium, John NJ
Bright. I'd d. -
Sweepstake, stallion any age There
we're two entries, and the judges decided
both worthy of premiums, awarding first
% Il T Dusenberry, and second to Z @
Hoskins.
Sweepstake, mare any age, r @ Hos
kins, premium.
There was also fine exhibition Of mules, Il
he exercises closing with young mems
ide. -r-v --.- e