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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08
H N the District Court of the United States "A for the District of Connecticut.

N N the District Court of the United States IA for the District of Connecticut. o'rdfa$ # $; Sssi;ss; $;;$s; {; Bankruptcy
 To whom it may concern:-The undersgn- cd hereby gives notic, of his appointment as assignee of Gilbert W. Corning, of Washington in the County of Iitchiiold and State of Cen necticut within said District, who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition by William K Seeley, Esq. Register in Bank ruptcy within and for said District.
 Dated at Bridgeport, Sept l6, 1868.
 ALBERT s. HILL, Assignee
 District of Connecticut ss. hereby desig- nate that the Ltchfeld ESoUIRsR and RepubLi- Standard as the Newspapers in which the above notice shall be published by the said Albert s. Hill, assignee of Gilbert w. Corning. Bankrupt aforesaid according to law.
 Dated at Bridgeport Sept. Is, l868 24-3w
 W, K. SHELBY, Register in Bankruptcy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

TT HE AMERICAN WIT is always fit for any one to 1 read. 9 cts. year.
 RICHARDsON& COLLINS. a Jshn st. Ny
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

FIN the District court of the United States "A for the district of Connecticut.
 In the matter of
 Bankrupts.
 To whom it may concern. The und ersignsd hereby gives notice of his appointment os as- signee of Kellogg Brothers, of Cornwall in the county of Litchfeld and State of Coonoeti- cut within said district who have been adjudg- cd Bankrupts upon their ownlpetition by Wm. K. Seeey, E,q., Register in Bankruptcy with in and for said district.
 R. B. HOPKINS, Assignee. Dated at Bridgeport Sept. 23. 1868. 24-8w
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

A Ts court of Probate holden at Lttchted "A within and for the District of Litchted on the 29th day of September A. D. l868 Present, Geo. M. Woodruff, Esq, Judge. | On motion of Frances F. Gilbert of Morris, ExecutOr of the last will and testament of Asa Gilbert late of Morris within said district de- ceased. This Court doth decree that 6 months be allowed and limited for creditors of said es- tate to exhibit their claims against the same to the said executor and directs that publi: no- tice be given of this order by advortis; ng in d newspaper published in Litchfeld and by post ing copy thereof on the public sgnpost in said town of Morris nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt
 Certified from Record.
 GEO. NJ. WOODRUFF, Judgs A I Court of Probate holden at Plymouth "A within and for the District of Plymouth on the 10th day of Sept A. D, 1868
 Present " R. c. Giddirgs, Esq, Judge
 On motion of Lyman 1olles and Burton AL leu, Administrator on the estate of Zenss Tolles, late of Plymouth within said district deceased This Court doth decree that six months bo allowed and limitey for the credi- against the same to the administrators and di- rects that public notice be given of this order by advertising i'll newspaper published in Litchtield and by posting copy thereof on the public signpost in raid town of Plymouth nearest the place where the deceased lat dwelt
 Certified from Record,
 "A 3w V.RC GlDDDINGS. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08

agents will please take notice of this. Do not Ser d names, but number vour clnI,. fr,,n, one upwards. Make your letters short and plain as possible
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-08
The Ball in Motion !!
The Fall Trade Commenced !

The Fall Trade Commenced GRAND SMASH IN C0TT0NS, AND ALL OTHER GOODS. Prices Down to Old Times, and many Goods Can't be lower,
 and may be higher.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
0erbiente Mncrfennung.

l1nierem Gonbioaten fir Staats=S 4ul-Gommi l.
idr, Dem Srn. Samuel s. &irfwoob, BON Sif-
lin, solt oas rObio educational Mtontblp" fir Sc
bruar f~olsenbes ipoblberbiente Sob:
Ser Ganbibat fir 91ul=gommi dr.
Sie bemofrotii6e Staats : Convention, ,pel4e li6
am 8. Sanuar in bieier Stabt pe%rianlmelte. %non1inir=
te g. s. Girfpoob, ben Superiutenoenten Der S6u=
len bon Siffin, als ibren ganoibaten fir Sdul= G0nt=
miIIdr. Sn ieiner Grnennung iiro Die Wi6tigfeit
oes Inltes unb Die Notblpenbisfeit, baB es bon einert
erfabrenen gr5ieber ~perpaltet tueroe, onerfannt. Wir
trafen Srn. &irfpoob sum erien Wtal in 1862, as er
Superintenbent Der S6ulen 81 Cambridge mar. Gr
miro uns entiGuloisen, tuenn mir bin3ufiger, oaB
mir i'm leitoem fir 5tpei tpidtige Stellen empfohlen
baben, pel1e er belize nit grfolg betleibet bot. gSir
Iinb LANCE Der anIi9t ~sepeier, OaB bel Der g8abl BON
MGnnern fir Gr5iebungsdmter auf Die 8olitif feline
Giidiiht genpmmen iueroen lOlte, uno mir en1pteblen
bies 9}rincip nit 0er9niigen, inoem mir in oieler
8eiie Der Grrennut9 unleres pilroi9en Srellnoes err
lpGbnen."
Sem a6tb. $. $. @bite, Der Gebaete,r uno
5erausgeber bes obengenannten gr5iebungs= Sour
nals, eebi9rt Inn 10 mebr anerfennuns as 6relno
Der GrSiebuns, ba er as eifriger &aOifaler na6 let
men Stulupreben befannt lit, uno troboem unlerem
ganoibaten @eredtiafeit pioerfahren ldbt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
Ser TreeDmens>8ureuu 1tnfug.

glus Der Bottom r9oit" ~iberieben mir ben folgetz
ben Grtitel, Den mir uniern 2eiern gum Na6Oenfen
ernpfeblen. Sic lernen bara,is, no Elm GROCER She'll
i6rer Steuern bineebt:
Gin pireiniider 8flonser, Der cine InSa6l Neser
als Sarmarbeiter 81 beldaftigen. iuiinIdte, cling rell-
lid 5l 0ielem 3nede nod Gldmono, oa er gebort
batte, oaB bort Sunberte bon unbel6dftigten 9eJern
lumber lungerten. Wan beripieB i'm mad einem ies
ner Yldbe, mo bas Sreeonens Bureau tdsli6 9robe
8orrGtbe bon Srpb uno Suppe pertbeilt unb er fano
bort etpa flint bunbert in 2umpen eebiqte Yerloneu,
unter tpelden er $50 frdftige Wdnler sd6lte, Die i'm
beiten 3ultanoe iparen, nm Sarmarbeiten perriften
Su fDnnen. Wdbrenb bieIe nit ibren S9Iiieln, Sell
len uno Grii9en bort unber5ummelten unb auf tbre
Suppe ln0 ibr SrD0 narteter, bot er pielen Die bod
item 26bne, Die in iener @e9eno fir Sarn,arbeit be-
Sablt tperoer, nro Die reid)lidIte Soft. Nber ollie
i6lugen iein Inerbieten runo ab rno ~erfldrten, oas
Bureau f~iittere lie, ohne boB lie cine Sanb gu riibren
brauden, uro tuenn lie Gi6nDno ~perlaiIen, bann per=
llerel tie oas Jtedt 5u %1tirtnen
so gei6iebt es, baB mir beiteuert perbett, I'm
trdse Ieser in ibrer Saulbeit Su %beltdrfen, bamit ie
pas raoitale Sifet i%tinlu,cn uno BEN Sioen nod ra=
oifalen 8runoIdben reconitruiren fDnnen: gSas Mir
ben mir oapOn oenfef, tuenr unIere n0roli6en Stdbte
nit ~frdftigen gettlern gefiat tpGrer, Die, itatt Dat
man lie stpdn9e, fir it'd ielbit gu iorgen, BON Der Ge=
g~ierun9 g%efittert ipiiroen. gSas tuiiroen mir Oenfen
lpenn bieles 9eidabe. nm Yartbei5oede Su %bef6roern
gSebe Irne, Die ouf Soften Der @emeinbe erbalter
peroen, 4aupers) bIri len nidt thinner; aber bic,
lit cine 9taiie BON Yaupers, Die BON Der Gegierung it
bieIer Sage erbalten lperben, ein5i9 uno alein fir Der
3ped, oamit Iie ltinlmen fDnnen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
Gpmaref.

Sen 5. Seb. = Ser Genat bebattirt mod INNER
iiber Die nelie Gecpnftructionsbil. @eitern iuurbe
cine Correspondents sipiiden Sen. Grant uno Qrd-
lloett Sobnlon in Setref oes Grie9sIecretGrs Office
o~orgele9t. Seute paiIirte Der Senat cine gil, mel.
be ben Straightforward autboriiirt, Qbpofoten sur
/ Sertbeioieuna bon Sen. Mea0e uno ieiner OfficiRere
an5uiteller, uenn lie tpegen Sanolun9en, Die lie un'
ter Dem Geconltrllctions9e iebe ~be9ingen. pertlo9t mer.
ben l%olten. Sas Saus erbpb bieIe 8ia gum 8eIef.
Ser 8eneral. 4niualt S%tanberD bdlt jene 8eiebe fir
RECOMMENDING uno lam oaber Die Vertbeioigung
nidt fllbre1.
SIN Sauie robnl Sen. geattp, bas nele Mitalieb
pom s. Sbio Siitrift, ieinen Stb. lleber Die gilf
lpnr6e %oebattlrt. Subj BON Slirois lpra4 ge9en
Die Bill oa tie ben erbobenen SeldlperOen our9aus
nldt abbelfe.
Sen 6. Seb. = SIN Senate bro6te Sherman
bon Der 6inan5= gommittee cine neue Sinan; bia elm.
Sielelbe nerfist Die Nusgabe bon iteuerfreien Bombs,
nelde 5 Yrocent :3inien traQen lno III 10 big 40
Sabren sablbar iein iolen. 9Rit bieien 9onbs iol-
len Die fSiinf5manSiger ~ein9el6it perben. Senberion
BON %oerlelben Committee beridtete cine Sil fir elm
Trei=gant SDfetn. SIN SauIe nuroe Die gerpil-
ltgunasbil fir Die Irmee beridtet, 6ieiel6e ~perlpiQigt
bios pie &Ieinigfelt BON SO Wilionen Sic aeiamm.
ten VeriDllltgunesbtls, Die p~orgeleet iino, belaufen
li6 auf 275 Willionen l1eber ben S6ub Der aoop-
tlrten Burger I'M Iuslanoe Duroen elm paar Geoen
setalten.
gil, fpelfe perfigt. baB ale grnennuneen BON ipe-
cle[len departments =N genten suerit bon Dem Senate
be1tdtigt fperoen miiIien. Gleihfalls pallirte cine
Sll, ipelhe Die .Irlieoler auI ben 2dnoereien auf ben
Snleln i'm 8roben Wtianli, Obio, berebtigt, Inb ge.
gen cine 3ablung BON 5pei Dollars per 4dsr oas
geibredt auf oeie Gdlloereien su peri6offen.
0as 5aus paiiirte cine 8il, fpelde bic Geaie=
rlngs =Sdnoereien ldnas Der Yacific @iIenbahn in Den
Wtarft 5uriid6rinst. 9ie aIgeneine 8eruiligunggs
Sia uuroe beratben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
3ufanhe in Sib:M ncrifa.

Sur G6arofteriiiif Der 3uitdnbe III ben i~ibaneri=
fanii6en Gepublifen oient ~folgenber COMMUNICATIVE
iiber Die Sdanbtbaten zines Nnfibrers elmer Gepo-
luton in 8olipia
Nm 9. October murbe Die Staot Salto BON ben
StreitfrGften 0arela's, Die etpa 1000 Wtann Sd6l=
ten, welGen Die Seb0rben nur $50 Wtann geeeniiber-
mitelen ~fonnten, angegrifen. Sim TO-, mad b%reiiiin-
oi9em Sample iro einen1 fur6terlifen Slutbaoe,
luuroe Die Staot g"cltiirmt unb bann gepliinbert. s3ipei
Stunoen ipdter trof General ~ioparro nit elmer 0i-
piIion sur 0erfolgurg Sarela's Elm, %pprauf bieier
nit ieiner arllee ipeiter in's Snnere fob. Was Die
G6uber in Der furSen 3eit BON sipei Stunoen an9e=
ri6tet, muB man 9eieben baben, nm su %glauben. Nle
@inlpobner Der 0iitrifte, bur9 ipel6e 8arela nit
ieirer betuafineten Dta6t 500, iuuroei, BON pantheon
S6refen %ergrifen uno 1Obcn, frob, nit benz geben
oapon gu fonlmen. 9lber tpebe benen, iuel6e oieien
Nepolutiondren in Die SGnoe fielen! Sas erite, mas
lie thaten, mar, baB lie ibrem Opfer bas Meiier an
Die &eble lebten uno iein @elo perlangten. @eipobn=
lid nuroe Der Mngefallene bod ermoroet, oh er 8elo
al ae6en batte ooer nidt. Dian bot geleben, ME lie
ibre Spfer auf ben 4ltdren Der 9irden %erlnoroet boz
ben. g8eber Glitter nod 8eIhledt miro BON oslsn
einaefleii6ten Seufeln beri6pnt. Sie Sober ltrdhbt
Iid, bic S6anotbaten 81 beri9ten, ipel6e an Sabl=
reiden. llniduloisen uno ipebrlolen SpIern Deg 5ar-
teren @ei6ledtes periibt tpuroen. Sos StdotGe1
Sujup, pel9es Ie, na0oem lie BON Salto p%ertrieben
norben, 6ein,Iu6ten, bat Diel tnebr ans9eltanorn as
mir. Die @dreden su beldreiber, ipelf& Die un=
olIfli6en 9etuobner jenes Staotfeits aus9eltaroen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13

Midt Weisbeit uno Bernunft reeieren, ionoern
Sdtauheit, Seri1mibtbeit uno Gbaratterlols=
felt in, 8unoe NIT Der ludpirbieiten Corruption.
Nidt Die gef6rberuna Der @abrbeit, @ere6tigfeit
uno beg aaeemeinen Wobls bilben Die leitenben ge-
pessriinoe bel Der g%rlaIuns BON Geieben, iOnoern
Die Srase: @irb Der 9artbei baburd senubt? &ann
ibr Madt baourd b%efOroert, tire Serridaft bebaup-
tet terben?
go 1T es leioer! Ser Mlsbruf, BOB uniere Geeb=
seberei in 8erfaa s~eratben, lit ni6t einmal TART se'
mug; es ioate beibcn: uniere @eisbseberei lit Elm
Spot auf bas 19te Sabrbunbert. Wer aber fam
lie reformiren 2 Sas 9 of aletn muB es tbun. gs
muB Ietn Saus BON @runb aus %idubern, Der unreo.
li6feit, Der Corruption unb ben %senleinen Yartbei=
tniifen Den aries erfidren unb BET ser Wabl Ieine'
gertreter lnenbli6 piel poridti9er fem, as es bis
Der getpeieil lit. Sapon Elm amber Wtal.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
Serb, aber eereGjt.

Sic rabifole 2uberpirtbi6aft in @oi6ineton pirt
1elbft vMad," Dem re9eImdBieen Correspondence
toes republitaniiden Cincinnati Commercial" ~
fol. gr ma6t ieinem seprebten Ssr5en brr9 Die
olgenoe Grf ldruns Suit:
pg8enn oas inldnoil9e Gepenue=S piem blos ourd
ole 6oroerung uno Grmutbigung FOLDER l6mdbli1en
Corruption, ME tie nit g8iflen uno 3uitinlmuilg bon
bodltebenSen Yerlonen beitebt, ausgefiibrt lperoen
lam, 10 1T bieqei9t ebeniO gut, es 10 fort gebeu 5u
laIien, ME es bisber seganoen lit; ALIEN mad mei-
ner 4nii6t ipiiroe es fir Die Station piel ebrenbafter
letn. Die Saren abSul6offen uno jeben Dollar Der
Nationalldulo gu repuoiiren, olsioIdeSie=
n boben unb niebri9en Stel1u NJ
5tuei Sabren oas 2ano nit S9impf unb S6anbe be-
oedt baben."
Sos 1T oerb, aber eereGt. gs brau6t I9 Nie-
rnano gu t%punoern, oaB li9 uniere NationalI9ulo i'm
Wtorat Sarnar I'M 20 Miqionen Soldrs per
nj ebrt bati
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
Oeutf6e 2iterafnr.

Sur6 S%beoboIo's gu96onblung in gincinna.
ii erhielten mir Die ~folgenben oft empfoblenen Selt.
idriften:
SIlufrirte @eIt; 4tes Seft.
gu Sauie; 4tes Seft.
2eip5iger @artenlanbe; 13tes Seft.
Wlit Dem nd6iten Sefte beeinnt elm neuer Sabr'
lang Der 8ortenlaube, Die jeBt in elmer aufla9e bon
ne6r aIs 100000 grenplaren perbreitet uno no melt
fen wiro. Is 1T alto jebt Die p~aiienbie @elegenbeit
auf oieie orrd 2sieitoif uno Sauitrationen Iid EN-.
pfeblenbe .3eitlhrift gu abonniren. Mtan beitelle bel
Yb. Sbeobalo in Cincinnati
SIM armenbouie befanben iid ON lebten Sam'
ftoa 2O6 Siilfsbeburftiae.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
Ser @efbOte
eerausseeebeu bnu saeinbaro ssaS Jieier.
Columbus. BEN IS. sSesruar1s 1868.
Sir Yrdfibeas Der Ser. Staaten:
Gecrne $. Hennletpn.
3um Na1bcnfen

Gs beftatiet Sih, bab lid uniere Nationalidulo in
Mcuat Sanuar um 90 Miaicnen Opaars ner=
mcbrt bat! limb bas, trob Der unsebeuern Stel=
ern, Die pir sablen. Sieie beunrubisenoe Sbatlade
fdeint ni1t ben eerinsiten Ginornd auf ben GonsreB
su MAIDEN. @tatt baran 81 benfen, ipie oas 2anb
Dor Dem Banferptt bepabrt perben fann, ~perfolgte r
feline elenoen Partbeismede uno pertuiaist 5u ibrer
Bef6roeruns Millipnen auf Millionen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13

nAr Das Sous unierer @eIebsebuns bat am Son,
neritas bic ,pi9tisen 8eidlIie Deg Srn. Sepett pai-
firt, Die unlere &eprdientanten I'M Gonsreiie anf-
foroern. sesen bic iniamen Bills gu %iiunten, ipeIae
bic Madiponfommenbeit Der Supreme Court be-
fdrdnfen unb Sen. Grant sum Dictator Der iiioli=
den Staaten MAIDEN unb sleidSe itig fir Den @ioer-
ruff Der beifebenben, neutrality-suspicious. &econitruc=
tionsaeIebe gu %itimmen. Ser Senat miro bieie 8e-
fAli5Ie obne 3peifel annebmen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13

hd6en, bieBe Die Gualen zines goIfes in Elm G,ebidt
faiien = es 9ie6t bort feline Samilie, Die nidt Elm
Spfer sa b~eflagen Dber irseno einen fir6terliden
8orfan su er5dblen bat, uno man fam nit cider
belt be6aupten, baB es feinen Mann in 8arela's
ganoe 9iebt, beiIen Sdnbe ni9t in 8lut gebabet
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13

Gbarlotte.-Se unelidlide en- 9Bittpe beg grs-
berSo9s Wfarimlllan lit ON II. b. lt. Die Gta6ri6t
BON ielnem Sooe mit9etbeilt nOroen man bat i6r
in i6onenoiter @eiie er5ablt, Mayimilian lei in
Aueretaro am 6Ieber g%eitorben uno Die &egierun9
m 6ol9e oellen lpieoer In Die Sdnoe Der v2iberalen"
lbersegansen. sic bat ole Gunbe erft rubig anee-
bort lit oann in elm conbullipii9es Weinen ars0e.
brofen, bat iid jeoo6 balo 9efaBt uno ieitoem fein
NSort mebr 9eipro4en; man fir6tet, oab oag Ser5s
lelo ibrem Seben balo Elm gnoe MAIDEN iperoe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
Mlabama bcrtpirft bic rabifalc Gnuifitutinn |!

SIN II Counties BON alabama, pel6e Die bon 9ie=
germ am sablreiditen betpobnten Counties umfaiien
betrdgt Die Wtebrbeit sesen Die nclle Staats= goniti=
tuition 300 Stimmen. 0as 9p6lanb, Die Count
ties al Der 6loriba @ren5e, perben bieie Me6rbeit
penieiiens auf 10000 ~iteieern.
9aourd miro Ourd Die yie9nuns Der Gabifalen
elm bider Grid 9esosen. Sic batten feit %erpartet,
alabama mod in Oieiem gonereB burd rabifale @e=
~natoren unb l6uarSe lnb peiBe Experimentation naf
I6rem SerSen repraientirt 5u ieben, uno Die Stimme
Oes Staates mar idon gang fiber fit ben raoifalen
YrdlibentI6afts : Ganbioaten nieoergeiebt. Mar
iiebt aber, ibr &eeiiter bat Elm Sod. @abri6einlid
perben nod anoere iibliden Staaten bielem yb6ien"
8eiipiel folser, uno Der raoifale GonsreB miro nun
Saumi6rauben anieben miIer, nm ben SiOen nod
isinem Gimme Su reconitruiren, bas beibt, INN elm per-
~r,anentes Negerreih aus Dem Siiben 81 MAIDEN.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13

Sn 2afaDette, Snbiana, erlitt in Der Sien=
itags=9tadt Die Wittipe Smitb ben ibredli6en Slam
nlentoo. sic be9ing Die llnpOrii9tigteit, i'm 8ette
gu lelen tie lGllef barber Elm uno oas Siht iebte
0Qs Qett in 8rano.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13

Waibineton, T.. Seb. Seute purbe Der nelle
enslii6e @eianbte, Cir 5bornton, Dem YrdIbenten
Der Ser. Gtaaten porseftelt. Sic anipra9e bes
Griteren NOR auBerorbentlid freunhidaftlid. Ser
YrdiiOent ent9esnete Oarauf unter anberm:
vOas 0oIf Der Ser. @taaten miro eer, an Die
@ufridtisfeit Der 6reunbi9afts= g rii6erungen Sb=
rer &6niein %slanben. lin 10 mebr barf man bann
auf cine balbi9e unb friebli6e geilegung Der smil6en
beioen 2dnoern idpebenoen 5treitfrasen boffen."
Sas lit oeutlid senus rSit Cure 2iebe 10 beib
10 Seigt tie in Sbaten, ni9t bios in @prten! !"
@olb iteist pieoer. am Montae itanb es 1929
II, Nph, Mnr@
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13

Sie Supreme Court entiGieo am Montoa
aetuiIle Mabreaeln, Die nod Den denominations
@eleben beabIi4tiat tuerben. ni6t aus9efibrt nerben
%lollten. es babe in lolbem Safe feline Surisoiction,
pa es lib nm cine politii6e TJro9e barole. Sie @nt=
lfeiouIg. gilt aud filr einen dbnli9en Sal bes Gtaas
ties W}llliliippi.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-01
Meeting Of the Union State Central
Committee.

At Ia meeting of the State Central Committee oil
the Union Party of Nevada, held pursuant to call,
February TO- 1S6S, it ordered as follows;
That State Convention for the purpose OF Sc
Letting delegates TO represent the State III the
convention of the National Union Republican
Party. called to meet in Chicago on the 10th of
Nav 1865, be called to meet in Carson City on the
S;h day Of April next.
That delegates to said convention be apportloned
- follows:
One for each county, and
One for each Senator and Representative TO
which such county is entitled.
That the several county Central Committees be
Instructed to provide for the election of Delegates
&, the State Convention; said elections TO be by
direct vote at the Primaries, or by conventions
NJ the committees may direct. All elections oil
delegates to be had prior to the lst VI April next
That at the Primaries for the selection of dele
yates the following test be recommended. Which,
ever a challenge shall be made t. the right OF a
party TO vote:
s.Did you at the last election for State officers,
support the Union ticket! > Ana Will vGu. at
che next Presidential election. support the nom-
tees of the National Republican party"
c. Z. DEI.ONti, Chairman.
N NoTEwARE, Secretary PRO TEN.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Virginia Enterprise of yesterday. ]

From the lrglnla Enterprise OF Yesterday
CHICAGO, March 2S.-The Republicans
specials state upon authority, that portion
at least of the Presidents counsel viii op-
pose dilatory proceeding, and will probably
make arran gemen.s with the Board of Man
ayers Monday, by which both sides will admit
certain evidence without calling witnesses.
One Of the Presidents counsel stated his
belief to-day that the trial will be ended
within 10 or 20 days.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Commit
tee on Reconstruction had before them to-day
two sets of delegates from Florida, each
presenting Constitution for the State. One
delegation is composed partly Of Wisconsin
men, the other Of men from Massachusetts,,
who have settled Florida. The former have
the advantage, exhibiting a Constitution
sanctioned by General Meade and signed by
a delegates.
BURLINGTON, March 29.-The residence OF
the Hon. Charles Dudlv, a member Of the
Iowa Legislature, was burned at Agency
City, last Friday night. Three children
were burned to death.
New ORLEANS, March 29.-The Demo
cratic State Committee advises all persons
sympathizing with the Democratic party to
vote against the new Constitution and in
favor of the present incumbents of State and
other Offices who act with the Conservatives.
The papers publish a letter from General
Hancock to Governor Pease of Texas,
arguing the efficiency Of civil law. In reply,
one is published from Pease in regard to
Hancock's refusal to order military COM
mission for the trial of citizens of Texas.
RIcuMoSD, March 29.-The United States
Grand Jury has found a new Indictment
against jeff Davis. 1t details all his otienses
since the commencement of the rebellion,
and covers 80 pages.
CHICAGO, March ga Washington letter
saws John S. Swift OF Boston is to be Govern
or of the Territory of Wyoming and Josiah
Dunbar of that city Marshal.
CHICAGO, March 30.-A dispatch from
udINtStOD hedh9 VA s-iS -N'>.-O
have been detected to have been perpetrated
through bonded warehouses. The frauds
were chiefly in tobacco and whisky. The
parties implicated have fled.
New YORK, March 30.-Advicej from
Abyssinia to the 9th instant say the British
captiyes were safe and well on the 18th Of
February. King Theodore was strongly
posted, having guns and mortars defending
his position, on the table-land in the neigh
borhood of Magdola.
New YORK, March 30.-A Times special
thinks the Alabama bill will fall in the Senate
when such Radicals as Boutwell, in the House
voted against it.
The State Department is corresponding
with the British Government with a view to
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the Constitution or in reason. If the
trainers of our Government had intended
such a result, they would have made the
Executive and the Legislature directly amen
able to the Supreme Court.
This is clear, logical reasoning. And
the admirable force of it lies in the
fact that, followed out, it is an I'M
answerable plea in behalf of the val
idity and ultimate power OF the Keep
resentative form of our Government.
The President is, by virtue Of his Of
fee, entrusted with the execution of the
laws. The Supreme Court was called
into being to decide upon matters of
law involving the rights of individuals
But when the Government itself is in
peril it can accept of no dicta affecting
its grand sovereignty, makes no appeal
to any of its subjects or creatures, but
resolving its miniature self, the Con-
gress, into prosecutor and Court, pro-
ceeds to decide for itself and by itself
and in its own supreme and iudisputa-
bic way what tle absolute law is. Hav-
ing made its decision, who shall gain
say it? Shall the Supreme Court de-
eide for or against the decisions of a
court to which everyone of its memb ers
are amenable Being superlativelv
supreme, from whence could be derived
the province of any other court in the
land to decide upon any of its rulings
johnson, the Tenure of office Act, and
all that are involved in this great trial
have gotten into court of the very
last resort-and the day of judgement
is at band.