davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
MoHday iuly a. 1871.

within legal hours, the following describ=l
-sal eafafe- to-Wits Certain lots sllualed Lu
sshelby county and state OF Tenn neeses. known
snd described as follows, town; LOIS Nos.
: = an5 s. af James ~. white aupdivl5iou 1l
5is oce hundeed and hlty -nF nFe-acra lracl site
-1efed % the Memphis and aarmaEtogu
sie-,rroqd. and about nVs nalles nom Aeln-
1,his containing respectlFelys totWlts Lon
49, sfqht fsl acres Lot 40. 3, four 80-ICl
= ,-i,si seres; Lot No. 8 four 40 Dol i0-ll0|
= ,ar plat and aurv ey nlad Earaln 70 Whl. D.
--.ss--uce ts hereby made l1r uoris ql-rliculaI
descripfion; and see deed NOM James A.
T5hffe 10 r and O. HecEle. zec1ldsd In the
iSesistsr s Ohicsi Book 30. a., part urat, pages
f9l and 99A
AfSo. Lot No in said j. a. Whitea suDti-
vision. and purchssed nom satd Wni e, a pEl
a. 1862, and 8Tidsnced hy eesl, recoru81 ia
the Registers once o. shelby county. in
Book no. 81, pages l13, 9. eeQ,i CONTAINING 6
about 5 acres, making IN ala about 20 al-4-l
acres,
TER1rs OF SALaE-0n a crealt OF 8, Ll, l6 ana
a MONTHS purchaser 20 eEoelEe lolea ri Ca
approved securities, with interest nom ata-
Zen to be raLainad I'LL same are paid aquI .y
OF redemption barred.
WDifUruaA. C0LE, CleIE ana Master.
KoFtreoht & Gran, and WeaCoEI g Atanl. Ar.
toEnayl. la-i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24

MARsHALL-The friends and aoquaint-
snces Of Erastus Marshall and family are re-
sgeetfaIly invited 10 attend the funeral Of his
wife. ALICE H., from Calvary Church, this
SATURDAY. afternoon, at O'Clock, Ser
vices BY the Rev. Dr. White.
AcDONNELL-Ihs friends and aequaint-
anoes Of Mr.. ana airs. Michael Mcdonnell are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral Of
their infant son, JOHN. from their residences,
noon. at 8 O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
Thompson WhItewashed

WASHINGTON, June 22.--Horace +.
Clark, Director Of the New York Gem
trail railroad, has written to Commits
siOner PleasantOn, saying that the
statement Of Colonel Thompson, or
any other person connected with the
Internal Revenue Bureau, who gave
the information of the decision Of the
Central tax case in advance of its
PRONUNCIATION through the press is
entirely without foundation. In fact,
the first knowledge or intimation of
the decision was received through the
daily journals. The charge against
Colonel Thompson is known by the
directors and officers Of the New York
Central Railroad Company to be un-
J true.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
After tha Neu Ynrk Council.

NEW YORK, June 28.-Several
large owners Of real estate have been
having private meeting. Since last
month"; with the aid of an experienced
book-keeper, they have been anRlyz-
ing the municipal account, as pub
lisbed during the last ten or twelve
years. On next Monday evening they
viii be prepared to report at a special
meeting Of the Council for a political
reform.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
WASHINGTON.
THE CIVIL COMMISSION.

THE CIVIL COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-Ge0rge
VIM. Curtiss has accepted his ap-
pointment on the civil service COM
mission.
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL DIVIDEND
TAX.
The Executive Committee of the
New York Central railroad have
written denying the report that
they have received any information
In advance of Commissioner Pleas
antOn's decision in the scrip tax
case through Mr.. Thompson or any
body else. - They say the decision was
not offered to them, and that there
was no speculation.
BIGAAfIsT BoWEN's CASE.
Attorney General Akerman will re-
turn Saturday. The final action on
the case of @. G. Bowen for pardon
was deferred until his return from
South Carolina. Politicians are work
ing for and against the release Of Mr..
Bowen. Especially is this true in re-
gard to the Republicans in the district
of that State formerly represented by
Bowen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
cbrIstIans Dissa,Issed

NEW YORK, June 28.-Dissatisfac-
ton with the management Of the
American and Foreign Christian
Union resulted in the unanimous
adoption of resolutions by the Gene
raj Assem- lies of Massachusetts and
Connecticut withdrawing from that
society their support.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
MARRIEB

BLACK-K EETH- AT the residence Of Mrs
n. J. Craig. Oakland, Miss. on the l2d inst
oarfaia Al. BLACK, Of tbe arm OF Bsud
ridge, MitsheH 4 Co. o. Memphis, Iann-
and Miss HATH z. EEETa. The happy pail
leave for the Eorthsra lakes t5-dAy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
ARRESTED for Murder.

NEW ORLEANS, June 23.-Thomas
WinchelI was arrested, charged with
the murder of James E. Lyons, tele-
graph operator, on Saturday last.
Winchell, with whom Lyons was
boarding, attacked Lyons in bed on
Saturday morning, beating him so
severely with Watchman's club that
he died on Sunday,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
MASONIC N0TICE.
Anniversary Of St. I0hu, the Baptist.

'lIIIII1l q llIl ] U % INIIUI IIIE UIIaIs
II NHE Ofncers and members Of Ds5oto. .
4 Lodge, No. 2s3, are requested to as-Nf9F
sem0le at their Hail this (aAFURDAY1/ ~
morning. at o'clock PEOMPTLiY, for the pur-
pose Of celebrating Sc. JOINS Day
Ihs procession viii move from Court
Sqnare precisely at 3 o'clock
a tull attendance on tbs part Of tls mem
DeI6 Of DeSoto Lodge Is earnestly -equssted.
All y. As, r. C.'s and a.. Ms are frater-
nally invited 10 meet With rs.
By order r c. WILLIAMSON, w. II.
r-Df
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
I'm Ofer to Settle.

NEW YORK, June pa leading
operator In the Rock Island specula-
ton offered to settle some of his con-
tracts at fifty per cent. cash, or in full
with his note at twelve months.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
The 80 Snnft RalIrnad.

Fort SCOTT, June 23.-The contract
for grading, ironing and equipping
the Laelede and Fort Scott railroad,
from the Mississippi river to Fort
Scott, has been closed with George A.
Fitch, OF New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
MASONIC NOTICE.


TTNHE members OF Leila Scott Lodge. q
a no. ~. viii meet az their Hall. ~
tAls SATURDAY. morning. June 2fth. ~
ats O'Clock, TO participate IN celebrating the
Anniversary OF 81. John, the Baptist.
All r. AS in good standing are fratsrnally
invited.
By order H Il HICBFE " Al
M s. JUDAH Secretary 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
GRAND EXCURSION


m. Union, steam boat Company viii send
their raVorits steamer
auryrEC. o. Captain J. Is Anrner
r.,,,tr,o sufalo, July 19, CLEVELAND, July
-'S'fis q. Detroit, July q, on
.s.rs,reur-sion around Lake superior
-srTTpgC3 every point OF interest on that
" csIehrsfed and beautiful lake. The trip
,-tI1 occupy twenty-five days, Fromlnent
s,+S-octious on the route Ares Lake Erte,
S7ir'vsIend Detroit, Detroit River Lake st.
tsisi,- and River. 8arnia, Lake Huron, 6ault
ssfe Marie st. Msry's River and Rapids, Lake
sirs,erior, NeeplEon River, tfOur days Tor
frout fshingl Isle Royale, the celebrated Sll-
ger Island, Fort william tone day 20 visit the
British Camp, the Hudson Bay Station, and
fhe famous Amethyst Velnl, Duluth, Sups-
rior City, Bayfield,, La FOtnte. FOrfage Lake
"copper" Mines one day., Marquette Qxon
Mines at Neganpea one day)i the Pictured
Rocks, Point aux Pins, Bebour, Mack klnac and
Put-in-Bay. Parties intending 10 camp on
the Fishing Grounds at N6epfgan River
should p7cYiie themselves with tents, camp
aQuipaFe, cts An experienced Physician
viii be on board the entire trip. a srt1cleui
number Of launcr6Sses VIII be on hoard. "A
GOOD Band OF Music win accou pany the E.x-
cnrsion. As only EIGHTY TICKETS viii be
sold, application for them should 1s Haade a.
So fair for the Hntire Trip. including
Msala and Bertns, tASo. -
FOR psesaQe aud all inform alton apply 10
SETH CALDWELL, agent,
Maln street, BuiLalos
D.CALDWELL., GENT Manager.
B.F. PATRICK, 9en1 Passing Ag't, BufIaio'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24

LOUISVILLE, June 23.-The Masonic
fraternity Of this city have made ar
rangements to celebrate st. Johns
Day tomorrow by a grand picnic ex-
cursiOn, with appropriate exercises.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
The Polar Expeurtion.

NEW YORK, June 23.-The Arctic
steamer Polaris will be ready to leave
for the North Pole Tuesday next,
Mr.. Hall has succeeded in getting q
scientific staff and crew to suit HIM.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24

NOTICE.

TF7HO5E interested In progress are invited
Il TO cali atthe Gh8m Der Of Comm nerca and
DhO CARBON GAb;" and on Saturday and
Monday evenings next to witness exhibi-
ttoua of the rnE faga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
THE GRAND BABY SH8W
FOUR ELEGANT PRIZES

To he finest baby under six month r.I
VIII be aWaTdsd handsome CAERL4aiE.
by Whselsr, PtckenB q Co.. House Eur-
ntshing Goods, No. $50 Main str-si
To the hnsst baby, between SIX ana tzsIT.
months Of aga, VIII be AWARDED O Lna Ezr-
BROIDERED ROBE, by %. C.. & H. n. Loav.
enstino, Southern Palace, "a Ualu stree.
To the finest baby, between ouaaud two years
Of aga, wiz be awarded splendid EslBRlf-
DEEED SUIT, by @. o. Valentine AEal.
Grover q Baker Sewing Machine .sm-
Pany, No. SIS Main street.
10 the finest Pair of Twins. untfef ta-1 r-z1e
oi age, win be awarded q pair oI Silver
GoBLETs, by ". C. Byrd. sws.sr. --l 1laIa
street.
The Prizes are nov on exhibition &c ..s
stores Of the respective donors.
The Awarding COMMITTEES VIII be- c11rr--
OF three gentlemen and three ladies. Who
are parents, and who VIII not be- permitted
70 allow their children 70 contest
Parents presenting children for contest
wiz be required to pay 81 C3for each.
The Prizes wiIbs awarded att O'CLOCK pm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
MASONIC HgTlCE.
Anniversary Of St. Iohn. the BauiIst.

fFVHE members OF South Memphis 3
L Lodge, No. ll8- win meet at theirNf4F
Hal, this t5ATURDAY) morning, Juns/WN
zith. at O'Clock, 70 participate IN the oele-
Bsptlst.
All E. as in good standing are fraternaily
invited.
By orIer Of ". g. MATTHEWS, W. M.
gHN x prrrr.ur laafr 900
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
MASONIC g0TlCE
Anniversary Of St. Iohn. the Bautlsi.

FT'HE members Of KflWiuufng Lodge. o
u No 81, viii meet at their Han, this ~
(sATURDAGl morning. June 2ath al 8/v'\
o 'clOek, 20 p8rticl pate Ia cetebrating the AN
niFersary OF 81. John. the Baptist.
All z. A,'a in good standing are fratsrnally
invited
BY order W. b RICHARDFT W NJ
IigUfs a. Egr-r aszfrrestr~rT t.ns
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
rELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY
The Ierseyites Gave in.

NEWARK, N. J., June 23.-The
citizens of Bloomfield and the railroad
have compromised and the trouble is
at an end
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
cHANcERY SALE

REAG E58EAEI-
No. 2587, E. R--First Chaucery CauIt of Shell
by county, Tenn---LeopQ-l aoepei o. al. Fs.
Adoiph HecEle et 81.
ny virtue of an luferlocutory decree Tor
ID sale entered IN the above cause, une lt.
1871, VIII sell, SO pun.lc a4ell9ns ~ --1 lizl-
ofaee GiTeenIaW Block, second street, lu the
civ n Memphis, Tenn, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
MASONIC NOTJcF

n 7HE stated communication or An
4 gerOna Ledge, No. It's. VIII be held ~
this SATURDAY. morning, 2ith Inst. ~
Rt O'clOcE, Tor installation OF officers.
All Z. A. 8 fraternRlly invited.
G. 81. CARROLL, ". "a.
JOHN BFAWTsH aaerefaru Ia74
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24

NET u wish good agent 70 naansse ne -
w in Teuneasea He must have eooA
kuoWledge OF the business and a szlltA4l ee.pl.
tai, The book viii hSye large sac az.
nav a liberal prOft. VII 1e ready II one
vvgssl< Price 400 ". J. HOLLAND = 90,
ie9 springasld, Mas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
h SATURDAY, lUHE 24h
Uadsr ths aasploss d ~
mAs0Ale BOARD or RELIEF.

~ The attraotiols ON thz olsa--aa -u.-
pass those Of any other picnic sve-slsaa .n
his city. ana no effort VIII bs oIsIfr=I Gale
euiatsd 60 make lta jos oas. l-lDau.aas a.a
successful analr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL

AND
MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized By the Legislaturs ofthestats.
FRIDAY MORNING, GLASS ~, JUNE 3, ISL.
3 o 10 II u l8 IA
-, II, a, 81, q, IS, q. S. Gg. 81. Is 81 g5
FRIDAY EVENING, CLASS ig8. IUNE 3, ls71.
3 ( s. 8 3 10 IIl2 lsI4
56, II, Is, q, 81, 81, g. u. & Il. s.. Is. AL "a
lez4 24Z SECOND STREET.
ATTERTI0N, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
VOU are hereby ordered 10 report At q
j AEYiisfd, No. 204 Front street. 8AT-Rf3F
ChDAT morning, June 18th, 8 o'olock/N#N
prompt, ia full dress and mounted for escort
duty. Al visiting Knights are courtsously ly
invited 70 Join with us. BY command.
j. n. PETf1Gh hE ". Acting E. q.
T.. ]. BAEOHUs, Recorder. les
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
NOTICE.

rTVHE interest Of p. Feethouss and George
i ArnOld, in our house. has terminated y
lla own limitation, and We alone are auLnol-
lied TO settle outstanding business.
June o. 1871 E III. MARTIN q co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
Excursion fares on aallrasa.

Parties living In the vicinity Wishing .u
attend the picnic, viii be carried over lfa
Memphis and Louisville. Memphis ana
Charleston and Mississippi aud Tsuuass sa
railroads for one fare. round "trip. coming u
on the regular trains Of Jhe respective s1zas
RETURN TRAINS
The M. & G. r. 3. viii send out "a special
train 70 LaGranss. leaving tue picnic
grounds at n pm. The Mississippi ana Zen.
nessee Railroad VIII send outa special train
70 5ardis, leaving their depot al ID pm.
me Memphis and Louisville railroad viii
return eLoursioniss only On rssuisr trains
to Brownsville.
Hali-fars tickets good foT Saturday ana
Sunday on the Memphis and Louisville an1
Mississippi and Tennessee rRilIoadz.1at Eool
only on Saturday on the Memphis ana
Charleston railroad.
Masonic Lodges and Master Hasous lu -a..
Vicinity aIe re qnested to cooperate with E-
IN making the picnic a grand success
TICKETS, ladies and gentlemen saOh, soc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24

a FINE ELCTU4Z.
Donated by ID. HENOU usBEEe, T lIail ar
viii be disposed OF on the grounds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24

Dancing viii commence at. Iz .a.-.aes a..
and continueuutu u.S0 pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24

The drawing for the twenty pres5uls given
away by ID. @. q "a. N. Loeweul Ine, South
ern Palace. VIII take pIaca 20 SEQ pm. au
ths grounds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24

Wm take place Al go'aIosE. -.

Ahsndsome BOUQUET win bel voted Cd. ..-
most beautiful young lady, and a Iua .AT--.
tothe most popular nsrried lady at Ir= al.-
mic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
PRIZE GUN 10 THE BEST SHOT.

A nne double barrsIeds imported SHOE
GUN, donated by F. ID. ClarE q Go jewellers.
80 Main street, VIII be- aWaEdea t1 tz5 bees
shot at the picnic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUCKEYE SALvE

WE have just rsosived a mi supply of
" BUCK EYE 8ALVE. We shall hsTsar-
Ter be fully prepared to meet the demand for
llils justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
or retail.
q. W. JONES a co.
Ief 81 Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
Grand Masonic Picnic
JAnEES, PAREE.
on SATURDAY, luHE gath, 1871.



THE MASONIC Rks1 CE6SIGN
WIN move al 3 o'clock. The line OF march
win be nom the north side OF Court squaTe
down Main street 10 Beale, where the Lodges
win tax the street Cars Tor the picnic grounds.
K. e.. WILLIAdsON. Chief Marshal.
X. p. DUNCAN, Assistant Marshal.
j. AZ. PETTIGEEW, Asst Marshal.
CONWETAHGES-
me omnibuses and street cans viii ran ont
10 the picnic nom Court Square for ten cents
aach way, and the Omnibuses viii take par
ties TO and from their residences for twenty
hvo cents each way.
The Memphis anu Oherlesion Railroad Will
run special trains nom the depot 70 the pic
mic grounds. and return, every half hour
IRON u m. until midnight. Fare tsu cents
each way.
BABY CARRIAGES.
Furniture cars viii convey baby carriages
nee Of charge from the west gate Of Court
Square to he picnic grounds frOm two until
four pm, thus enabling the babies and their
nurses TO go out to the grounds and return In
the street cars or OmDibuses.
The babies are expected TO be on the picnic
grounds At four O'clOcE-sharp.
RESFAURANT.
Mr., Joseph Speeht, who has charge of the
Confectionery and Restaurant Department,
viii furnish a me BARBECUE to the lovers OF
good meats. je2i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24

Herzos g Eroz wuIhold their irawlue ..-
a $50 o. 8. bond al the picnic af s.l5 pm.
The Placer herald., 1871-09-16
~ TT A FREE BALLOg 4.

A friend ha. furnished ia government
ticket prepared at the Navy department. At
Washington, for the slaves at Mare Islam
TO vote. This ticket il Of pasteboard, one
half inch vide, and five and n halt lnchea
long; the back is striped and oheckered in
green. red a. d white, while the face il PRINT
ed in the smallest and most compact type, so
az TO defeat all attempts Of Ih- voter to sub
situ,e the names of his choice IA whole,
Il il the sickcning evidence Of one Of the
blscsf schemes to def aud and coerce voters
ever placed before tie eye of man, and
should consign to eternal nfamy every man
y no was concerned in ia concoctnig or exc
cuiion, from Grant down to the most loath-
some, despised tool in Bis employ. 1t wonld
have been far more honorable to have sent a
regiment Of soldiers to gather up and force
these l4horer. at Mare Island to vote at the
point of tbs Layonet, for ihs would have
shown soIae ,einbldnce Of courage While the
course pursued Wa bu, thc trick Of the
drlveIing sneak and coward. Has il come
to this, that the government Of the United
States has sunk below the mcanest and
ilthest of degraded w.rl politicians. Ihj-
whole proceed re is bereath the contempt Of
the meancst corn-feld niggcr or rat-eItiag
Ch.nlman in The land aud must make any
decent Republican blush from very shane.
We thank God thlt he hls put it into our
head and heart TO belong to no such party.
Those paste-ioard baNois'o voted at Vallejo are
ayioMtion Of The Constitution and statutes @!
the State, and IN invasion Of the dearest
rights Of American citizenship, and viii, il
the Am 'rican people are worthy Of lie name
or capable ofseif-go enment, sink the whole
crew OF monsrel perpetrators into inefflblc
intImy.
The Placer herald., 1871-09-16
If 50, WHAT,
ilitLrlly.

The PLACER llEBAGp uses som late vot ng and
population statistics eyo,yod by tho Union from
census figure as follows;
Tao Sacramento Union Is Gsurng on the
census returns to sec II the negroes can uutvoto
the forei gn-born white voters. TINS ls comp-
nentary to such foreign born white citizens as
voted the Republican ucket.
Ine thought which yeXes the Herald never
penetrated tae mind OF the writer OF that article
,or the Union. We gayo the figures only FOX the
mtJrmat.o on Of the people on a SUBJECT upon
which all are supposed 10 have an interest III a
lree country, hut pLH'Atriy The ttc0 cases ithe
lore gu born and negroes, LD HsRALp. reierled
to ny the HERALD though We also Included ali
nLtlye-born whites. 1t Is not complimentary or
otherwise to foreign born whites mat tney are
set dJwl IN th9 same tlb,e with nauye-boln col
ored people or nlt,ve-porn whites; and II can
only oe obnoxiuu, to the most ignorant OF them.
II such choose to take fnse at it. pruy lcl1t are
Mey g)iaj b do GJota , The nteilgeBl pooplt OF
.hU Unted States native Gn iUtelo on-bJCu whites
nave voted to maze oSI OJJ and odd people OF
African descent voters Because they have, under
oar form OF governm nj a 10 lcal right to vote
AMI II THIS itct ia 50 obnoxious to any class ul
i5nJgant foreign q, ,hat We may no. even allu le
30 them IN the same Paragraph with native wh ties
ana native acks, w have only To say let thtni
ID c9gtcrrr they cUs cb4H il; tui let t.em bear T.,
MIND iiIl tie Oh r'4i'1' taoace Of potoer ,ce.ded
~ t'tH ~ NOR "ttt 't.tScr " VRotGF tthtW NINtr
sd To Lte D'uuler 50r".-S tctmleaiJ Union
We have only thought proper to it4licse
the strong ana threatening language of the
Union, that the reader may note it pir,cu-
llrly. The U.ion is fally orthodox on
Republican doctrines, and is to be commended
Tor sp,ihins plainly, thoash it dil wait till
after election The rich Irish brosue and
the sweet Germ IN accent hive now lost their
charm to the Unions ear. We must, how
ever, enter our protest az inst the Uajon S
declaration that " the intelligent people of the
United States, native and foreign born whites,
have voted TO make SS7 ,000 and odd people
of African descent voters, simply because It
is not in hrmony with the truth of history
No such question was ever submitted to the
voters Of the United States Senator Hen
bricks, n Democrat, made the motion in the
United States Senate, to submit that ques
ton to the voters of the United States, but
it was voted down by the Republican Sena-
tors. VIII the Union be kind enough to
tell us when and where the "native and fore
ign-born whites voted to make the negro es
voters?
The Placer herald., 1871-09-16
NEWS CLIPPINGS,

10y the census Of last year there were
$3.50 Chinese in Oregon
lhe skeleton o big wfa'e has been
taken up TO Stockton for exhibition AZ III.
District Fair.
Inc number of Indians reported in the
oregon ,,!g superintondcncy is 1875. In the
W W ashnSfon Territory superintendcncy 49,
Two days after the election George Pcarce,
democratic candidate for Congress, sent the
following dispatch to Cogllan at Suisun: Il
move to make it unanimous"
a man named Sheppard, near Marysville,
mas u, grown about City tons of castor oil beans
this season.
lhe State Of Sonora has raised a "scslp
innd OF $50, GOO, 10 be used in gathering
the top-knots Of the Apachcs.
The Placer herald., 1871-09-16
Our neighbor intima,cs that lie has fouut

OUR neighbor intimaics that lie has found
a darkey that sold lis vote for a eut OF
clothes and carpet-sack to put the old ones
in, and then violated the contract. The ed
itor may have such friend in the coloreG
ranks, but we think he cannot find the Dem.
ocrat that bought him, since the Emancpa-
ton Proclamation. Our ncglbor has beer
duped into publishing lalsehoods about his
negro friend, Brown. Brown went to Nadel ?
store by himself and bought some clothes,
paid for them. and had money left, which he
gave to Mr.. Willis to keep for him; wen
from the store to the polls in company will
-, of the Republican Committee, and
others, and voted their ticket; aferward>
got his money from Willis and went back
and bought more clothes. Brown claimed t'
bc Democrat, and if he got money for biz
vote to buy the clothes with he must have
got it from the Republicans, as they yoted
lin against his sentiments. Queer that oui
neighbor can't put bis pen to paper without
"putting his foot in it," 1t is now thought
the Repubs gave the colored man pass
and sent him off, fearing that when at him.
self, aud the Grand jury about TO cit, he
might make it hot for them. These are I'll,
latest reports of this matter. Our neighbo,
has cracked the shell and found the egg rot.
ten