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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-06
Cornerstone LAYING.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Oct. 5.-The cornerstone of
the new State-house was laid to-day, with appro-
pirate ceremonies, in the presence of large
number of visitors from all parts of the State.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-06
From South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 6-Hon. John Quincy Adams,
of Massachusetts, has promised to visit and address
the people of this State He is expected about the
end of this week.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-06

DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSTR.
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ture OF Pennsylvania, 1885.
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Streets, Philadelphia "NNo~
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On Vessels, Cargo, and Freight to all parts OF the
INLAND ASSURANCES
On Goods by river canal lake, and land carriages TO
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On merchandise generally.
ON Stores, Dwelling HOIses etc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-10-03
|P Tnifcs-rous enrcgisirrr !
Nouvellcs.

Lou1slANE.-Le systcmc d intimidation pa
lait avor etc abandonne il IN Nouvelle-Or-
leans ct en- Louisiana. Les enleutes dc Ia
Nouvellc Orleans: grace il In patience dies de-
mocrates, Sc redniscnt il quelqnes bales dams
les portes, IA cinq on six besses, a deux on
trois moHs ct commo tout celia est fort pcu
nouycau, pas nest besoin dc sen ipdgner il
l'cssreme.-L Lie gouverneur Warmoth, con-
vaincn sans doute que lie 6M FGealHG desnni-
rait le radicalisme lu Nord ct lc ralicalisme
lu Sud, n cru dcvoir vttoer le bill dc NJ. lsa-
belle ct autrcs, Grande colcre, :, Forisine /;
NJ. Warmoth devcnait un cu,pei-Jagger aux
yeuX des noirs, etc, etc. Sommo toute, 80
voiX Il In Chanlbre contre 30 voix ont maill--
teuu lie veto dc Son Excellence missouriennc.
Quoiqu'il en- SOFT, NJ. Isabelle Il le meritc de
81 conviction CO qu'on nc saurait dire des
ra.licaux bancs ,lu Mechanics Institute ct
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-10-03
FcuilIeton du Louisi0nais.
LEE GAuLo1s EN- AmER1QuE.

L'ami Filoselle, metamorphos6 parA.n caprice ct
un sembant amour. Sc montra dune asslute
compromettante aupres de Ia minisresse, En- habile
les amoureux le sont quelqueiois,-
il tenta iniirectement la conversion du capitaine
Bob Bob dtait un vrai paicu, un sacripant qui jn-
rait trop voontiers I'M dtste prouvant sa croyance
Dieu par des blasphtmes constants ct llabitues.
Bob Sc disait methodiste, ct le Minisre Gait pian
gcan ct ml-luth6rien. La cure relgense de notre
capitane n 6tait done point indgne dun jeune mi
nistre plein dc erveur et-dtia trop marie, d'auant
plus que lc wliskey arosat les extes ct raffalch's
salt l6loqucnee naturelle DIS tieax Amercains.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-10-03
PFuitcs-rous cmrcgistrcr !!
1C1 EFT LA.

PollrIQuE.-I.a politique va tonjours son train,
Les meetings s,,cctlcnt aux meetings, les dlsconis
aux discours, les oratcurs aux orateurs QUAINT aux
moycns employees, lis sont tells que lie comportent
les iniyidus Lun pare d'csciavage reiabh par les
dtmocratcs lautre d'escavage radical il abolr. un
troisirmc dc gaspillage gouverncmental, un qua
tri,me d., blancs il maudIc, un cinquieme de n"irs
a 6elarer sur curs verables intltts. C'est la
Tour de Babel de toutes les langues ct de tontes
les passions. Pour nous, nous nous contentious de
dire qu y ma,vai>e fol, duplciit gralde, crime
meme, ]: prccller aulre chose que lunon, la con.
corde ct la paix. II ne laut jamas eNpoiter ligno
rance mais bien l'6clailcr. Ceux qni loublienirnt
pour I'M motif d'inierct personnel quellc que soft
ler crovancc poliiqne 4nele que soft lcur couenr,
mGri,elacns lie mGpis dc tout honnte homme. En-
plus CONNIE Ia passion poltiqne pol,sse souvent les
imlivlns iuslua la colere ct il la menace, nous
croyons qu ny quun abri contre Ia menace la
lo Les jngcs sont jnges. affidavit est un mtyen
legal la force doit ycser lorlrc ct la oi. Estce
que Ia revolution est possible dams democratic
pacifqne, losque les dros sont respectGs dams cha
Gun, presence de- magistia,s qui ne sont que les
servitcurs du ptnple
ii est ]uste' de dire que notre commnnautt, bien
que politiquement divste, il su iusqu'a present Sc
respccter dams un meme sentiment Qrdre ct de
paiy. Nous deslrpns sinccrement gull en- soft tou-
ou,s ains ct qu on hue les sets ct les rIes qu
conque cesserait detre modtIt, liberal ct iiuSie.
QUAINT a ceux qni invoqueraient lie 'amp-post' +,
CONNIE consequence du triomphe dtmocraiqnc,
nous nous conenfelons de leur lappeler 10 mot ia
meux "A quo bon Est-ce que nous y venions
plus clair2'
| 81 nous n avons pas tous lie meme credo ayons
all moins 10 meme mot ordre, c'est-i,lire, bonne
voonte, moderation, equii6, justice Domain, quanl
lie verdict electoral sera connu, lorsque Grant sera
vancu Oh vainqueul, pourquoi nous retrouvelions
nous sur lie terrain de Ia coere, de Ia hane ct des
epyGsaillesl Pas dc sang nos mains, car lie sang
est une tache indtlGble, une tachc de boulrcau ct
l'assassin. Les citoyens appelcs i vivre ensemble
ne doivent point creuser entrc eux I'M abime dc
vengeanccs.
, Les r,dicauX SC reminiscent, rtrorcnt, ct pro
ntneut lcurs lrapcanx; ,na;s nous croyons quill!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-10-03
Faitcs-roxs enrcg;strer !!
lie 7alopoin.


Tn talapoin, svperbc grosseur, ronleur, graisse
1T quadrnple mention.
Sc mo,irut nm bean jour dnnocente paresse
Et d I'm tiers de mouton.
lie talapoin await. scion lie rite antique,
Baisn6 son sacrf corps
Au Gange tres boncux de la presqu'ie indique,
Et pri6 sur les morts.
Il sGtait bicn sonven!. ponr etfacer la ,achc
Du nal oriyine .H
Dcbarbouill6 lie nez en la bouse lie vaclle
Qu'on ofie il l'Eterncl
Et je crols meme anssi, puisque tout Sc confesse,
Puisque tout est raison,
Quill G,ait autreiois cnioncG dams la iesse
Les clous du franc macon
Bien plus pendant des .jours, quelquefois dcs Sc
LIE taNapon ndou, maines
En- fixant son nombri, await dit les ncuvaines
Qu'on dit sans ttre fou.
Dependant Chi canon. IegoIste du Gangc,
Avaiti mclG, .-.
LIE bonleur Gte,nci sans I'm ct sans melanse
De limmol talitG? 81
Nno; Saint Pierre, l'enlrot Oh lie dos Sc stparc
Pour prendue I'M autre nom.
Lui donna tie la bott, ct sans tmp clier gare
Au pauvie Ch-ca.nom,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-10-03

Faiics-rous cucgistrcr !
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16

A WAR RELIC-We have seen a copy oil
General Beauregard's private correspond
ence, from the time he took command at
Corin,h to his occupation of Chattanooga,
just before Bragg entered Kentucky. 1t
contains the seeres history of that army dur.
ing the Period named. 1t is now the prira te
property Of gentleman in this city. By
the way, it is fact no. generally known,
that the United States never succeeded in
capturing the records of the confederate
war department. They were last seen at a
point in North Carolina, not long before the
surrender of General Jahnston. We sus-
Pect they were destroyed, but they may be
in existence yet.-Mucon (Ga.) Journal
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16
Minister Washburn and General Lon 2

| From tie Washington Chronicle
| We have at last an explanation OF the ruD-
ture between President Lopez, of Paraguay.
and the American Minister, which resulted
n the withdrawal Of the latter from the
country. When, last spring, the allied ships
passed Humaita, and drawing near to As
aEcion, the Capital of Paraguay, led all to
believe that the game was up, many indi-
viiuals took refuge under Minister Wash
burns roof. Subsequently, conspiracy
against the lie of Lopez was discovered.
The latter claimed that some of the conspira-
tors under the American Minister'S
roof. Against the latter's protest, he ordered
all the refugees TO be arrested.
Mr.. Washburn proceeded to Lopez's camp
and held an interview concerning the matter
General Lopez charged that under his Of
fetal seal he (Mr. Washburn) had trans
mitted CORE pondence to and fro between
the enemy furthermore. that one Berger |
who had been under his roof. q" was a traitor, |
and was in collision with the enemy" Mr.. |
Washburn then and now asserts that he |
knew nothing about the conspiracy. In a
long letter. dated Buenes Avres, September
"a, and directed to the British Minister there,
he severely denounces Lopez as a coward,
ETC., charges that he has still In confinement
many foreigners, and concludes as follows
With the hope that the war would end
shortly, remained year longer than l in
ended, very much against my interest, and
suffering great discomfort. believed that
It the final eatastrophy l coui3 ~ 81 great
service, especially 10 he for i.,ners, and Nsi
Asuncion been taken in Fehtoary, Ihea tie
went up there, Is We lien expect :
ID it would be, I should t3ubi9ss have been ,
ble to save the l;vrs Of maj; vito viii now '
lever see their natiTe isIG aglin. But when ,
IL of them lad been killed or made prisoners, +,
nd nobody-native or foreigner-dared come
ear my house, and 1 was utterly powerless
o do service for anybody, l thought it tin
D obey the orders of my Government. and a
eturn to the United States a
Very respectfully, your obedient servant, t
CHARLES A. WAsHBvKN. a
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16

SINGULAR OCcURRENCE.-Last evening,
about half-past five o'clock, Phillip Callahan,
a well known brick maker of this city, came
to the grocery store on the corner Of Seventh
and P streets, almost covered with blood and
presenting a most ghastly spectacle. On ex-
aiming him, it was found that he had re-
ceived IA terrible wound on the crown of his
head. triangular in shape, about three inches
one way and four another, which had laid the
skull bare. He also had severe bruise on
the back of the head, and deep cut over the
right eye. DR.. Simmons was summoned to
his assistance, and after dressing the wound
Mr.. Callahan was removed to his residence,
on the corner Of and Eighth streets. He
refused to give any account of how he re-
ceived the injuries. Some conjecture that
they were caused by beicg thrown out Of his
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16

DEXTER AND PoCAuoNrAs.-One of the
raw. windy DAYS OF the past week, Mr.. Rob
ert Bonner drove over to the Fashion Course,
with the intention of giving Dexter mile
trial. When he arrived at Dobe's stables,
he found the horse in splendid condition,
but the wind was blowing so tiercely across
the track that it was plainly app aren't no
animal could show to good advantage.
Dob!e argued that the raw wind would make
a difference Of MANY seconds in horses
time, and he deemed it madness to start
Dexter with the anticipation of eScel,inp all
previous performances. Bonner. however.
had gone to the Fashion with the intention
OF seeing Dexter move. and decided wind
or no wind, to let him 90 a half mile. He
calculated he would trot the distance in about
l:l2. but deemed it doubtful if he could re-
duce the time second less. The marvel
was harnessed. and, when gently driven
round the track so as to relax the muscles.
he was started under the watch. He was
struck bv several gusts Of winds. and vet
PASSED the half-mile pole in LOG, Several
watches were en- him. and all told the same
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16

THE Charleston News says: q" A number
Of papers have placed the name of Andrew
Johnson at the head of their columns as the
candidate for next Governor ef Tennessee
1t Is said that Mr.. johnson viii accept the
Democratic nomination, and there is little
doubt that he will receive it," This would
seem as if President johnson was about to
take the "back track" If he continues
down the sliding scale-Governor, Alderman,
etc.-he may finally reach the shears once
mole.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16

SBNAroH-ELECT INELIGIBLE ON AcCoU IT
OF HIS AGE.-Hon. Edwin Harlan, Demo-
cratic State Senator elect from the Eighth
District, Illinois, proves to be under the
constitutional age, aud cannot take his
seat. The question as to whether the seat
shall go to his opponent, OF new election
be ordered, is undecided. Mr.. Harlan was
member of the Lower House in 1867. and
registered his age as twenty-seven then.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
From the Gold Hill News Of last evening.

Il From the Gold Hill News of last evening.
;. New YORK, December 10.-The Tribun
: editorially says: 1T is eon6dentially ad
vised from Washington that the Suprem
. Court is pretty certain to decide the Lega
Tender Act unconstitutional. There vii
probably be but one dissenting opinion.
| WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Presi
dent sent to the Senate the nomination o
Alex. Cummings, as Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue; Henry A. Smythe as Min
lister to Russia, and VIM. J. Cotton as Super
intendent of Indian Affairs in Idaho and
| Montana
NEW YORK, December II. - Important
| news dispatches, prepared at Havana for the
New Y ork Associated Press, were suppressed
by the Cuban authorities. 1t is inferred
from this that the insurgents have won some
important success.
WASHINGTON, December lin the SEN
ate, Cattell introduced a resolution ceusuring
the President for the views in his message in
relation to the national debt. After brief
e~Ot-eS, ILLS vas W lILt NOllllElltte
on Finance.
The Senate has agreed to the House re-
solution TO adjourn from December q to
January 5.
In the House aIamber Ct bills and resolu-
tons were introduced, including one By Gar
field to legalize gold contracts.
Broomall moved the suspension of the |
rules to enable him to introduce a preamble |
and resolution protesting against the senti-
ments in the Presidents Message IN refer
ence to the payment of the public debt
declaring all forms and degrees of repudia-
ton of the national debt are odious to the
American people, and under no circum-
stances will their representatives consent to
offer public creditor less than the amount
Of money the Government contracted to pay
The rules were suspended and the resolution
vas adopted-l54 to G.
A resolution was adopted appointing a
pecial committee of seven TO investigate the
lection frauds in New York.
Butler introduced a bill to enforce the
avs OF the CnlteC States Ill the State of I
I
The rules were suspended, and the bill to :.
rovide for the construction of a ship canal I
round Niagara Falls was made the special 7
rider for the second Wednesday in January. -
he House then adjourned.
LONDON, December The Times hopes n
.nsland Will not adopt the American news I;
aper postal system. a
MARsEILLEs, December I4.-Advces from Il
,ow, China, report the safe return OF two u
embers OF the Wesleyan Mission from re
eir travels through China. They were well ia
Gated, saw abundance of coal. and evil L
noes of gold, silver, lead and iron mines.
atholic missions are very numerous, and "a
e Catholic converts numbered BY hundreds er
thousands. .
MADRID, December 1.-THE foreigners he
We left Cadiz. 1t is thought the insurrec- br
n will be subdued. u
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dence; but the attending physician and
others think it almost impossible for him to
have received the wounds from that cause,
and think they were caused by blows from a
club or some blunt instrument. Officers
visited him for the purpose of finding out
about the matter, but he refused to tell them
anything, saying he probably would do SO to-
Record.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16
SOMETHING MORE OF THE RAILROAD
PROJECT.

SUXE4dAHG NUSE VI IdE hA1LEVA
PROJECT.
It well TO discuss matter of th
Importance of the railroad project whic
now interests this community in all it
bearings. Before a man, a company o
a county embarhs in any enterprise in
vo,viug large expenditure of money
it is the part of prudence to consider
whether the probable esins to arise
,herefrcm will justify such an outlay.
The fact is very palpa BILE that none bu,
they who are the most easily satisfied
the leas. enterprisng, can be contented
with a condition of life which merely
affords G scant or even comfortable
subsistence. 1t is equally apparent that
there are but very few among the
residents of Carson who are doing
much better in a pecuniary way than
making both ends meet. Now however
much one may prefer the peace and
quiet of se9uestered village, the sage
brush is hardly the land in which to
maintain that character of a homo. 1t
wont pay for even the comforts OF
life are only acquired by hard labor and
close economy. But, We imagine, there
are but few argum ents needed TO CON
vince the most apathetic of the adran-
tages of busy, prosperous times over so
dull period as that through which we
have passed during the past three
years and upwards.
1t seems to orr notion that railroad
connecting Carson and Virginia and
terminating here would give Ormshy |
County almost monopoly ofthe profits
requisite material for the working of
The Comstock lode. If all the wood and
timber were not cut in this county, it
is very certain that it would all be
brought here for distribution. This
would make our county the larges,
depot for FIRE wood and mining timbers
IN the Pacific Coast it would send
very team that now goes by other
Dads TO Virginia and Gold Till into
Carson aad Empire it would give a
'reat increase of business 10 our hay ,
ards, cur hotels asd all our traders t
. would cause the expediture here Of {
he bulk Of the money that has TO be I
isbursed for the supplies for the mills
nd mines and would, We have 10
oubt more than double our popu,a
on within two years. ;;
With such an increase Of population
e should have a corresponding increase =
representation aud with an easy
al rapid communication between here
i'd Virginia We should find many of t.
1: fellow citizens from Storey county al
eking residences here. ia
Perhaps in all iris we are merely re- Ct
ating ourselves but so thoroughly p
oppressed are we with the importance
this matter; SO iorcibly are we struck :;
the many arguments which preSen; bu
emselves in favor of the project which 1 9G
S been submitted to our citizens that .ol
cannot refrain from attempting to rn n'
Ice it in as stEopg a light as possible.
E believe the future prosperity of the an
ice is inseparably involved in the fc
estion and that orr acquiescence in MI
) terms proposed is She part Of wis WI
m being unavoidable To the snccess ant
"a. W;
'"e scHe"e' knt
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16

AARON A. SARGENT. = This gentleman
willleav Nevada c. the 18th and San Fran
cisco ON the 22d inst, fer Washington. He
says he declines being candidate for the
Speaxcrship of the House -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-30
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