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The Shasta courier., 1868-10-17
The Tide Swelling.

The great popular wave destined to carry
beginning to swell and gather force. Intelli-
gent and patriotic men everywhere feel that
the best interests of the country demand the
success of the Republican party in Novem-
Der. The indications are that the supporters
of Seymour and Blair will rapidly diminish
between this time and the day of election.
The masses of the North and West will not
consent to see the government pass into the
hands of northern 9olghfaces and vindictiee
Southern secessionists. The people still re-
member that it was these men who brought
rebellion and debt upon the country, csueed
high taxation, deprecated property, and oil
the evils growing out of civil war. As an
evidence of the way in which the popular
tide is turning, we refer to the elections that
have taken place in the East within the past
few weeks, and to the fact that long list of
well-known and influential Democrats of
New York have signed call for a grand
mass convention, to support Grant and Col
fax, at Cooper Institute. The call is signed
by Moses Taylor, James T. Brady, T. B.
Cutting, P. NJ. Westmorc, Samuel Sloan,
Edward Pierpont, Hiram Walbridge, William
Cutting, VIM. II. Webb, H. G. Stebbins and
many other large property owners, who nat
urally feel an interest in the preservation of
peace and the maintenance of law and order.
These men feel that there will be no security
for capital and property in case Seymour and
Blair are elected, and hence they will exert
their influence toward giving the Electoral
vote of New York to Grant and Colfax. The
Freeman's Journal, of New York, heretofore
a strong Irish Democratic paper, has also
declared for the Union standard bearers !;
Chief Justice Chase and Secretary Seward
have given Grant and Colfax their endorse
ment. and the Union party is enthusiastically
marching on to victory, with recruits con-
stantly swelling its wellflled ranks.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-17

REruRNED.-Mr. William Watson and
wife, who have been absent in the East for
about two years, returned to French Gulch
last week Mr.. Watson prefers California
to any other portion of the United States he
has seen.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-17

POLL LIsr-Two hundred and twelve
names are enrolled on the poll list of Shasta
precinct
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-17

The number of deaths in San Francisco
last week was 78, of which II were from
small pox.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-17
By LEW. 3. HARRIS, Deputy.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA.
Notice is hereby given that in addition to the
officers above specified to be voted for the Sd
day of November, A. D. 1868, the citizens of
Townships Nos. 2, and will vote for Super
visor for Supervisor District No. 2.
By order of the Board of Supervisors.
G.. 1. TAGGART, County Clerk
Shasta, September 25, 1868. oil
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-17

SAN RICHARDS has completed two new
wagons this week-one beautiful thorough
brace.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-17
SETTLE UP.

DERsONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
IL debted to the undersigned, either by note or
book account, are requested to pay up Immediate
ly, or legal steps will be taken to compel settle
ment- SAMUEL RICHARDS.
Shasta October /, 1858
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-17
BIRTHS.

At Bells Bridge, Oct. 18th, the wife of Charles
r. Mayhem, of son.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-17

@- If you wish the VERY BEST Pho
tograph. you must call on BRADLEY &
RULOFSON, 429 Montgomery Street.. COR
ner Sacramento, San Frgncisco. n14:1y
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Sermij@tc Seritbte.

Sn Gan Srdnjiscp traf Der Dam
pfer ,tSrCat Jttpuplit" mt nrutn, bio gum
l6. Rcptmber llutfneeu 9fdhrttbtu aus
{5png StpNg unb bis gum %. 9iOp. aus 20,
fobamd Gin. Gnr Dampicr brahte 800
3aIlBicre mo eule tepruicnec Brabt.
grt 9rUtrte pu Gbten pra0 bet'm
SticuSen res Stult6 Gin SNIitcn our6's
Gts. Die 9fctpe ertr1ntcn bic 5nlnllin
tpureen, nit MuSnabme ctNce &mpts, ne'bss
error. geIeltct.
Sm s Gtnttnnatter Str. OF. >@r"
ri d. c befabl Der Nidter bic Gpnptmnlrun1
ppn l8btsfeY gum Sstraac ppn $4,000, pen
bic 9te8irrunR iarlirt bate.
Sn Gbtud unb Supan limo neuc
Gotte ,ur MuSrcttun9 etr @brIRen perbreltrl
lpcrOen. 2rpyccm ipuroe IN plntcw, Gbtna,
am Z. Nopbr. rt erite prpteltdnttlht Rrbe
etngepeIbt.
DE 9riid Mberpt Wtfftfftp,
y [ ;ptihrn Dunlcttb unp Dubuque, 1900
Sup laus, prIdr $900,00 tcOlete, II Itrlt8
sempreel.
Sen. 6 gaIeb Guiptn9 teiaub iit an
10. ps. @s. IN banana, nod 9Sssta rnteT-
IpeQ4.
Sn 6 SIC 13l.a.s4~a6irm9la Elm bsptu
tenpeS 81nqHittna niag1I.
Der @ VIA ~ bppp BAT Ilr
ArmtnSiredt tif3ybnopn befdnnltd dut's
9irue 100000 @fun, StcIing aeihcntt,
seine 6jabm iur bic g'rbiuns ppn Nr,
men 9lalrn errcthen itBt $4,000 Sfp. st.,
betnaDe 81, $50, 900 9'plp. gScnn Baltimore
rph aud ttnen lSl6sn 98p5ltbatcf Bate!
Dor etnisf43et stns pa6 @erlGt
oab SbaBalttS> SefretGr McGu 8unee
crbaIten babe, pab ir9snbpc In @epraia |
Wa. Das. In @Dlb, permutblth frlttrte
| Gtaentbum Der epnfopertrtcr &e9terung, Ser~
rtedt iricr. Der Setretdr lca tmen ASen>
ten ben 9luftrao seaeben babrn, unter harter
Gstprie ben Shag 81 bebrn. Setteem bal
man Rtcbts mebr papon gebprt. g6cb einC
nGnte."
Sn seymour, Snp., 1T Elm Gduldr
hes Rep.2llbanser 8i9ilans Gpmite'srrihtr'
nen, NORM baS Sublifum Dor ber 8effclsunp
Der ,9teguldtpren," bic neulib cas SSndl .@e'
rtht In Refp -&lbdnp pG0jo9en BAT, sslparn
wtrb. Inbererlett8 tperee man 9eSen cV
&nsebsr pcribreien.
Gin glep.yprls. GbtrurB bat bic Stc,
duf'S Weue aut'S 3ap;t sebraebt. bic flet'
nen 3eben Der 8tnetr su amputlrcn
um pte Sabnrausenaual bu pcrtinpem.
Sn CT. 4puts plaipute Elm Dor @ertd
geite1tef @inbreNer auf ben Gruno bin ynih
lbuIota,", pab ndh rer &ple-Stsfpd' lher
@nliheieun9 IN Nlbaup, N..g., ntein Dram
rcr Elm gerbrehen teaebt, bd geritanpe Iet.'
Sn &pd Wtlls, &appabnnncd 60.
@a., fam Wac. Settle am In. NIT eret &C.
| funocn 1nabtn nteeer.
RDtb ihtlp bmterlirD itpem glerf
her 10 Sabre In ieiusm Diente aehancen
rim SabrBelp bon $500 6rcs. Des 8erllpr
bsnen Sobn bel9por unldn9R vpr ben part
fer @eri6ten, cab cas @rlnptigentbums
gtrmpss, leine6 @aters unter 1000 Ntll
6res. an Btrte betraBe.
Ndtbpcm Ole g8ettlauferet txrc
Uehpn's icmdbIdtts Siaefp In Wsertpt
9efen,mtn III, iudpt man ha6 neuen eellhtn
gen, in pel@,n etnry Gbamelonistp" ,u errti
den tit. Gin rMtittrfrtfisr" bat d6 /
Surfen, N..Y, aufsetban. Gr betft Sclbu
9lumb. Sn iselse elmer 9B.tte, saB er alt
elitn rptrbe, MIS- man 'lr ttn beSable. pe
ihlans sr: 10 Stid MpfeItudten ygte"
Raittufrn. d pflne r&rddsre,1 6 OH
fer s$,anfft," 80 martnuIe CLANS"
eitronen, u $fun9 3udsr, 2 S6lfc
9lam."Supps unp tranf basu 20 @ldl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Mfteffate.


,,Brn o. q. 1erner.
Rsin Serr Sd babe ft,i dnser b,nn sisr slatrsn
an eczema ptsr snent Sauidusidase fIcnr Slafen ss'
ittten; mebrere aersie tatttn mid IN ,Eetaneluns
ptne mir irstnbwelhs einterWs ~ itaHsr. 8erae0t'
nen Scmmsr als Id tine 8eiie mad ssm Rcrssu matte
litt Id tepnsers tsftie Id srs ,u .Sunftipu
giad.. enen arsttbsusn arst ~ aatte, ws6rr mtner
3tit tetantelfe pbus mir isepd irsenhwslhe 5ls u
seradsn. Or saubie, i'd isnne ai4t ianss ntsbr Y.
ben, menn fh n,tin 3ufant nitt RAID telerts. 81
fam pbne ane BeTtruna beim; ea bpltc Id mir ein'
Bafde Sbres Gbsrtaat. .lBitttrer,suaers uns ts8anr
tenielben 10 ssbrauGen. Sab fprts 10 einetrun8 ID
feyte sintn &ebrau6 fort. unp bsr Grfcls Ear alss
mas t mir uir pinhen fcnnte; bic brittle glabe fu
rirte mid san,. gsreitminsf uns freubieif l.ee Id
Beuant6 fur bic sprlidmfet Sbres prdparaiss ob uni
empfeblt ss allen nit Sautleisen Sepldatsn.
Shr duiridtiaer Rid,are q. mafca, isn..
Rr. ~, Sis.siabfr., Baltimure."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

gpertter Serr! Tit unentlidsm gersnhstn tduhist
Id Sbntn bities 3tusnis fir ten Grips. wel6en SrI
auf's eGmerslts an trfrprean 5hbeu, futas gle met
ne Befannten mid auiaaten. uls Id attr >scn ben
pisltn aursn bSre. mtk Stre mertbSeas Rsstsn BE-
braub elmer Slaf6e sewdbrte MIR srubs Grls eruns,
unb bic peite 8laas btmirfte balbss Seilrs. Grlau.
Ten Sic MIR eabtr mein Strr, 9bnen nenen btrli iten
bbjn treat Bat ausutriidtu Id empfete bissibe su.
u1eid meinen Bstannttn uHe tem gublsum utsrbausi
als has teie Witte elHes ie aeaen erprene Tuse ps
ierirt mrreen.
attunssspga Str
softincre, ben II. San. 's7. Spbn o. mRitdben,
Del anen Drustatn. apptteiern uns 9dnblsrn In Pa
ttut- -ylehiiinen III paben.
11oo- Salitmpre Wlb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Muterraat.
8alfcr'S
r. fFScr,9,NN
@entSebe nab sneliiebe Sebule.
6. AnGpp,

assRe ppn Solicapfir. unp Sransessahep.
Gs pivb pru ,rrtf 9etrern ppuhdneiser 9ea' prd6-
e6rsib., G.iaRe. ins 6tidnen 'lnterrtt erB,t. YET
hpnen in Sranibiiiden rih eaieniidtn fcws i'm Gla'
btsriytteu au @transsn hebdi@er unitrriht in per'
EHiesensn alaea, sur petblde arhesn IL ene pstrtriu
aneefeat. Hlit her Sbule II cine 5urnsanaait per.
Inupit; aud psreta 6@r!sr IN Rot Hne essis ssuom'
rtet.
giabtrt Eustant trbsi Der Srinjpal str anaalt. &.
guapp, Ode BON SpaibGgar. ano Oran8e,sasr.
(0nuJS1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

Sn Gbtud unb Sdpdn iinc neue
Gptte CUR NuSrctiun9 sr @brlltn oertreltsl
lpcrOen. 3rpgccm ipuroe IN plnfcw, Gbtna,
am Z. Nopbr. rt erite prptelidntt(he Rrhe
etn0eipelbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Der srcbe
Oberbaat- 1DifOfrberltfllfr

gum Gntfftnen aler Sautelcen NIle JteP
ntaen ber 9aut.
Gs II bic rvnnterpsnfe Rebsn, psl&e iur Gutter.
uune eer serfbiebeneu 3autrdnfbten belannt W. US
beftat uid nur ae ilnreiniafeiteu ser auf fpnberu
sisbt AUD bic 10 fsbr osrslnfdts Rlarpet ter Saat.
Gs beilt une fntfernt BIiitben peer giitnen aii
Ser Saut, WaiteiIer, sppfsrins, Strdse, Reffel'
friefsl, Sai,aua, Sautausiebldoe aIer sirt. b6fen
&Sals, 5lerpenid,mer,, SranSa, Guctfd,., sriib'
spr,nsen. pffene @eid,tpiire. erfrprcne Wise, Ser
fialrdbnnasi,, persitete Saat, SfrppbeIn II. +.
e3ebrarsbs glnrpeiiuns. = lUan babe he iran!tr
8frssrtbeile frat rnb abents bamit.
@on ttpabre bic alafds an sinsm lparrnen uns bur-
feltn gIagt.
anstfertai anS sertauft sen hem Gissnttumsr
socnrp v, Icrncr,
ode her zaltnpre unb Stebfr.
Del alien M2eSi,ta, bdnblern ~ baber.
Sr Hrcis fini,is Gcnts pro ~ldfd,e.
Stur fpldt, Bic tts Giasntbumers SaHef&rft trussu
finb d6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

Ge9rudr Mber pen Mifftfftp>
y [ ;ptihrn Dunlrttb unp Dubuque, 1900
Sup laus, prlde S900,0 tCNlstc, tt icriia
afmnrbelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

SIN s GtnttnnAttcr Ytr. ct. >@e-
ri d. tc befGbl Der Nihtsr bic GpnotmnIranN
ppn lEbtsfe9 gum gstraRe con $50 900, zen
Die He9Crun1 fdliirt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
MerNer'S

graBer GberDant>MSiahtJb2
DaS eroBe du6ertidbe GulfSmittei
tarn %n&ferWsH GfIer RaufleiseE
uus SEetntsen peg Sant,
flarer ais @aiTer, unp faun mil Der bpafpm.
nentsn Si6erbett sebrauebt merben.
5nttm Der Gieenttamsr Stsits Srdsarat BEN pubIl
him rprisst Ia sr Spn ssfer GripRt bel OstErser an.
rpentuna In lls6erstnTmmraa nit her gebrau6sdrrtt,
funa reltrrmen IberltaBt. sc 1T feline GntagSHtfee
bic feute 6 entpuppt pnh nOraeH fbpn ben Cob Httt
foneera bat b psr Sce Sabre etne ale epbeserhetn.
efn her prene unt pbne bsa 9puriA prn Ssitrr ses
Gsentbumtre bamit Stlb az serbensn eur6 ee Grfab,
runa pieer eer atbd,en Burger unsrer Stas unb I'M.
lrres &taates seaau bervdbrt gBeer untsn te,isten
sr us aui finiae ettttate tsrfeiteH. 9lrd,Sem tas
sHitte In ben lssten rte, ahrFn GRATIS inter pielt
re an SntistntR stturtteili
rprscn IN, Eat btr G3erttpmer auf ern9epbc @rrie.
lreen gelsr rslde tdraus utrn aejpsen Saiu einae.
ptaist, ssaud Ssrsas orSfers Pabltfum ~ trlrssn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

Yeru.- DdS eepauntc 9erbalmtB .ipl>
l5,cn rem gcnlrefc unp Der Grstuiipe eausrt
tort Ypn Bielcn pirp time Rcocluttpn tpr
unpermssltcb acbalttn. - Sn @Teauipa
pcptrbcltn lib bic Grph6St nod icsiwat~
reno; pa;u 1T pas stlbs 6tsbsr untsr Der St.
ptlferun9 dusgtbrchen. - Die ngSdttrse"
ii tnbtih prrtauft pcretn rae ShiI1 tar
$4,000 unS bic Sancnen, ausrlltuna &c. Inr
s2l00. Gin @tltnbdbn>G >Gpntrabtnt, slanirne
Gbarles Yarfer, VI Der Stdufer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

- Sn Ct. esuts perstftsten fd an,
gpnnnas z Tericnen eurb eas Glitn sen
4anin6m. Raide drstlitbe Sllfe brahie
teleltsn auf ben Wee Der SeAerung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

Sn seymour, Snp., 1T ein Gidular
hes Rep.2llbanser 8istlan, Gpmite' eribte'
nen, mQrin baS Yublitum Dor Der 8cficlsuns
Der yGesulatpren," bic neulib cas QSnh .&e.
rid! In Rep- -Ilbana pGljp9en Dat, selparnt
wtrb. Anbercrietts werce man 9e8en Gle
Ynacber pCritbreien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

Sen. 6 aIeb Gui'p IN q tef1ub iit an
l5. bs. @s. IN banana, nod 99esta rntsE'
Ipels.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24


Ossfrans6ftlbe 8abttprciett.
- Die frauibliiht uansatlanttne 6abtl-
a,irafAait tlnoiSt an baB tbre Iammtlt@fn
8oresrethroen lu eem srcbartt8en @rptr!'
nlcnte, has lie III prpbu;treu beabiihti8t, bis
,um Suit 1869 solrnett istn werptn. Der
fres Sbetl res 8abtls pon Srea bic ct.
YIerre, @ltauelpn, betrSst 27sS Stenttlen;
str ,peite ron ba bis auf ben Continent
blos 776 Strmeiltn. Das am 25. an8ult
ssrorenete une ant %. Stirter b. 9. bt9cn~
nene Stabsl Wurre In Streden ppn jc 90 wsst-
len pro gBc6r anesiertiat; icec& ipllen senl
Sdnuar,ans,fanssn. 100 Iirtlen pro Woht
s.lieisrt wsrpen. Die stnidbl her pabet Tin
Ncro.- gHpplwitb ino on 9,rrrnntbl per'
wenct.es Nrbeiter benast uber 700 Wa'
iAtncn strIditrtuer Gualttat iine 300 In
gerpenpurs bic GeammiS1el eer rabf'
p.rptnssttn Snoptoutn ttniNlissItb esl
Wanni6ait ces,, ,1reat gaiterp', bstraat 5000
Das Wade Der lammtli6tn @aiertalien, ft
su ssm Gatsl stripenoet tpereen ut mid
wentser, ais $50, 900 Wettrn az eanse NJ
rsu GeRidt bttraet iibcr 5000 1cnnsn.
= Sn Ct. esuts perstftsten Gd an
epnntlee z Yerionen eurIt eas Giltn scr
Rarind,eu. @aide drstlidbe Sillfe brdcht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

gBaier. Scin Antrbjttrn, nrh 100 TpFe
@uftn gu tIen, warp ut6t ansrhpmmfn, ea
man ttm nun ibpn luf'S 9Bcrt aIdubte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

RDtb hilp bmterleb itpem glerf,
ter 10 Sabre in isiusm Dienfs aeRancen,
rim Sabrsslp Don $500 Srcs. Des 8erlipr-
bsnen Sobn bel9ppr unldnsR vpr ben pari,
fer @ert6tcn, cab eas 0runpeiSentbums-
8trmpss, lelne6 Saters unter 1000 DILL.
,SYes. an @ertb betraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

Sn gan Sranjtsto traf Der Dam
pfrr ,@mat Jttpuplir" mt nrutu, bio gum
IG. Rcptmber llutrnern Rdhrtttttu aus
Spns 8pOg unb bis gum 2S. gioo. aus %,
tobama Gin. Gw Dampicr bra6te 800
palTlgicre mo emc beprutrncr Bratbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

gd @rdttte pu Gbten prd0 btt'm
Stleu;en res SMlt6 Gin SbIitcn onr9's
Gts. Die 9ictpe srn1utcn bic Snlalitn
pureen, nit Musnabme eincs &tnpss, pelhts
error, 0eIeitCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

Gin Nep.yprie. GbirurS bat bic Secc
duf's Neue aut'S Gap;t sebratbt. bic flet- .
men 3eben Der sinner iu amputlren,
um pte Sabnerausenaual bu perhineern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

@on @dl5tustOn Strldlttcl, raB rcr
GonNrrB pie GrHicrrNmB otr @rbdIte or
Slrmel. Sliijtre, pom SDtrlt 'NtsuendnI oll'
wdrtS, unD r,c @rbpbon9 rcr @al1ut fei y.
-Spcrrtdtcr beahdbttae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

oSH wv WI I-Ee2EEI~ w FWNEV' WI VVVVU
ienpfS 8anaHietpN nEli>rE.
Der @ MA y eabppp BAT flr
tIf3eSnopn betannllih dut'e
alrue 100000 9fun, Stcdin1 aeidrntt,
5cine @abrn iur bic g'rbtuna BON Nr,
men -&ialtn erretden isBl $4,000 Yfp. st.,
benabe 81 100000 G,plp. g8cnn Baltimore
pptb aud etnen lplhen 94poltbatrf bate
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-24
TmEIMPEACmERs sCAKEn.

Rumors come from Washington that
it is now argued that the removal Of the
President is rot the inevitable penalty to
be imposed upon conviction, and there
were rumors abroad in that city on the
Dist inst, that the Senate would not re-
move him, even if it should find him
guilty. These rumors greatly excited the
fears OF the impeachers The Washing~
ton correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, (Radical,) writes on the Dist
inst as follows
The Senators, after the close Of the argu-
ments, viii go into secret session for con
sultstion. A proposition will be offered by
Judge Edmunds 10 admit the official report
ers % that the speeches Of Senators may be
taken down and printed with the report of
the trial and a half dozen members are
slresdy known 10 be in favor of such pro-
cedure, while several will oppose it
strongly. The vote on the separate articles
Of impeachment will be taken in open
Seuste, on Wednesday OF Thursday, prob
shly, of next week. When the question
arises Of pronouncingj judgment, in case one
or more OF the articles is sustained, the man
ayers will make the usual demand, and the
senate may possibly then retirea gsiR for con-
sultatiou. At this point an interesting law
question is likely to be raised. The Con-
stitution says a two-thirds vote shall be
necessary 10 convict, but is silent as to the
vote on the judgement, and the question is
whether majority or two-thirds must
agree as TO the sentence. Some Of the law
yers in The Senate are looking up authorities
on this head. A majority are doubtless in
favor Of disqualifying Mr.. johnson from
ever holding Office again in case he is con
yicied. But 1t Is not certain that two
thirds would agree to this sentence.
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ExPEDIENcY.

The New York Tribune, which opposed
impeachment until it became satisfied
that that alone could save the Radical
party, if any thing could, now insists
that the Senate shall turn President
johnson out Of Office, not because he is
guilty AS charged in the articles of i'm
parchment, but because heis a dangerous
man. Here is what the Tribune says in
its issue of April 20
"A Jealous foe TO impeachment, just from
Washington, being inquired Of az 10 the
prospect, replied The Senate would ae-
quit johnson, IL they did not fear what he
may do hereafter. We non-concur; yet
the observation has much force. The Sem
ate cannot vote TO LET loose this mad bull
in the national china shop, with full knowl-
edge Of his incurably vicions propenslties
and his furiously savage temper. His ae-
quual would be a virtual character OF
license 10 heap outrage on outrage, evading
and defying the lava, and doing his wicked
worst to re establish a yindictiye Rebel
domination throughout the South. He Is
an aching tooth in the national jaw, a
screechiug infant ia a crowded lecture
room and there eau be- 40 peace nor COM
fort till be is out
Who would have thought that the New
York Tribune, wit the character it has
made in former years, would have stopped
to the ignoble appeal it has thus addressed
to the Senate It's position now is, yir-
tuaIly, to kick right and justice aside,
and depose the President, simply be-
cause he is in the way of the Radical
party. A more leveling, agrarian posi-
ton never was assumed BY a journal
claiming respectability
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NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-Complete re-
turns show 3 majority against the Consti-
tuition in this parish TO be 208. One Dem
ecraG and one Republican Congressman
are elected Conway, Democrat, was chosen
Mayor, with Democrat msjorilies in both
branches of the City Council. Returns
from the country parishes place the Consti
tntion nearly $500 ahead.
In twenty-five parishes the Crescent con-
cedes the ratification of the Constitution
and the consequent election of the Radical
State ticket BY about 1000 to 10000 ms
iority. The Republicans claim majority
of $4,000.
RALEIGH, n. C., April 23-Both par
ties claim majority, but the Conservatives
are very confident Of defeating the Consti-
tuition and Gov. Holden.
CINCINNATI, April 23.-The Ohio Fee
male College, six miles from Cincinnati,
burned to-day. Loss 800, 1000; insured for
$4,000.
SAVANNAH, GA, April 23-The Con-
servatiyes are gaining to-day, and are buoy
ant and enthusiastic. The election passed
off quietly. The polls were closed at
o'clock this evening. The city vote is con-
sidered Conservative, and the county vote
Radical the result il doubtful The city
vote to day numbered 1904; county vote,
2740 total city and county for four days,
9464.
COLUMBUS, GA, April 23.-Election
closed in good order. Total vote 1884.
Over two hundred white votes were ex-
cluded.
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 23,-Oficisl &C
counts from the Indian country say that
Indian hostilities will be resumed this
summer.
General Sherman will soon report the
exact condition Of affairs there.
Logan's filed argument occupies twenty
three and half columns Of the Globe.
An abstract Of the quarterly report Of
the national banking associations, show
the aggregate amount Of the receipts TO be
1896, 43s, 007; loans and discounts, in
Guiding over drafts, 81 ,627 ,67O,0 900 spe-
Gle, about, S15, 1873, 1888; legal tender notes,
nearly Ss4O, 600, 900; compond interest
notes, 500 100000, and three per cent.
certificates, S242, $500 The liabilities
shows the amount of national bank notes
outstanding, S295,O00,0O0; State bank
notes outst snding, $50, 100000, and indi-
vidual deposits, nearly 1928, 100000.
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Eacane of Prisnnera

ALBANY, N. Y, April 23.-Twelge con-
victs escaped from Clinton Prison yester-
day. They were at work in the iron mine,
six hundred feet under ground. They dis
armed the keeper and gagged him, and
then started for the mouth of the mine.
There they encountered a guard, but with
guns in their possession they disposed of
him, and jumping over the stockade fed
for the woods. The prison was closed as
soon az the alarm was given, and all hands
started in pursuit of the fugitives. Seven
we're captured yesterday, and two more
this afternoon. Among those still at large
is George Gordon, convicted in this city
for the murder of Thompson Doner, and
sentenced to prison for life. 1t Is conf
IDENTIFY expected that all will be captured,
as the ground was covered with snow 80
that the fugitiYes could be easily tracked