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Election Proclamation.
STATE OF NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

JAMES S. SUNDERLAND, ACTING GOV
L. ERNpk Of the State of Nevada, do hereby
proclaim a d give notice that GENERAL ELICrIus
will be held in the state If Nevada on the Tuesday
next after the first Monday in November A. ..
ls6s, IT, accordance with the provisions and
guireneut. Of the Constitution and Laws Of the
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REGISTERED VOTERS OF BRUNSWICK MILL
PRECINCT.

| r,,-r,,
| hLulelhhED VIZ ERs OF BRUNs"l IGN MILL
PREClNCT
Amnonds, William " j. hnson, Charles
| Blye, DC Kerr Joseph
| Rarnweil Jesse Kelly I'd
| Brown, Lennon. Arson
| Brewster. J Martin. T. Il
| nfu1hiS, Merton Morrison, William
bar""e!l Ham Murray. Joseph
| Beach, William McCauley,
| Brewster Charles Munson. 81
/ i:"urSeoise, Aususte Merry. Asa
,arhahan, > Mchee, William
CTutcher, Mcleod, Kenneth
Cfnm"ei. oscar Mowatt. VIC
,"ihos, 4 Marshall: Frederick
outls AhGustus Norton, Josiah
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90 =, fheii' in.tIp fehdiet"n, deorge
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Cvibh Potter, Thomas
Cur, -, 'i,iih narkef, joseph
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Nelson. IA
Nicholas, Theodore
Nolan, William L
Nonnermacher, Fred
Norris, Charles
OIL Anthony
OIL, George
O'Grady. NJ
O'Neil. James
Ogden, John c
Oyerback. j F
Platt, james
Page, Robert
Packard, 7
Pickett, Thomas
Patric k, Daniel
Page, William II
Pettibone, 81
Prarber James
Puirier, Godfrey
Quayle. .J..huC
Roche. Peter
Roche. Thomas
Roche. Nick
Randall, q p
Russell. &c
Kendall George A. r.
Ramsower, John 8
Richey. Abe
kmhcy, John
Richards, Perry
Koeper. Julius
Robinson. William
Rice. Edward
Ross. Malcolm
Stsuts, William r
Stem, S P
Silyerson, Godfrey
Schwab, George l.
Sweene. NJ NJ
Stivers, John
Stad,muller, 7
Stahl, Henry
seinger, 5
Stoker, Hiram
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Saalvachter, J, I'm
Smith, III III
SteHhans. GEORGE
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ELECTION NOTICE.

An Election will he held in Ormsby County, N.v.-
la for the following IL AIMED State, Count, aha
Township officers, towit:
Three Presidential Electors;
One Representative to Congress.
One State Printer;
One Surveyor General;
One Justice Of the Supreme Court Ling TermS
Ono JUST e OF the SUPP enc COurt short Tenn.
To fill vacancy Occasioned by the death OF Justice
c. NJ. Brosnan
One state Senator;
Three Assemblymeh
One Sheriff;
One County Clerk
One County Assessor:
One District Attorney;
One County Recorder:
One County Treasurer:
Ore Super intendent If Schools;
One Public Admins rator
One Comfy surveyor;
One Justice of he Peace, Carson Township,
One Constable, Cars n Township
One Constable. Empire To" nship;
One Justice of the pace. Empire Township
Three County Commissioners;
Which Election will be opened Mt s O'Clock ~
the morning and will ccnfinue until o'clock
the afternoon IF the same day.
Carson Precinct.-Jnsrectors L. G. McKeeh',
Jas. NJ. Thorn son 1hpm Wells. Polls ut Cor
mack auction room in Burwe!ls Stone Blo%l.
Carson.
BrunswIck MIL Precinct -1n5pectols: Darisl
Perry o. Gretchen, D. C. bye. Polls at tks
81 unsw.ck Mill Ormsby County.
Empire Precinct-1nspectors: f. r. BrowA.
VIM Kinney, Abe Richey. Polls at U. 8. POss
office in Empire City, Ormsby County, Nevada
BY order of the Board of County Commissioner
Of Ormsby County, State Of Nevada
Da,ed Carson. October 18th. 1868.
NJ. J. AsHMOEE. Clerk Board n
CoUnQ Connisio>.rs, Orn.sby Cvsnty. EsvssA
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Audrain, Thomas Q.
Appleton, Michael
Adams, Cyrus
Albro, John S.
Andeil, Henry
Ash, Alexander
Ash, Charles
Brisson, Joseph
Bonham, William
Bath. John
Bigler, James +.
Brs ant. j.. A.
bragg, Charles A.
Bettcurer. Ge rye
Beam. JaCub l..
Bowen, W ellington
Benton, James NJ.
Bray, Charles
BECK. John
Blethen, J. l..
BlSeiow, Ezra
rl,>dcl, Henry g.
Beck tead, ORION NJ.
Bigl-r, David
blackburn, George
Barnllart. Law ence
Bowers. Thomas
BeaIdln, Alexander
Blanchard, Amable
ballard, Joseph U.
Brother h.od, Thomas
Bedford. I. J.
Bradford, Caleb
Csffrll, Henry
Cronin. John
Carney. William
Craig, Jasper b.
Clarke. X. VI.
Crow. Rodg-r
Coleman, Truman C.
C"nley. Elijah
Caihreath, J. W
CIthbert, James
Cromwell. Oliver
Cross. Frederick II.
Cnmstock, l.. NJ.
Clary, d. C.
Carr, James II.
Giving, Joseph
Cowing, c. Il.
Cain. Patrick
Clements, j. NJ. B.
Cayall. John
Carpenter. Joseph ".
Cavenaugh. Peter
Cassidy. Edward
Clark, Daniel
Conner, Charles c.
PAWS, Edwin A.
Day. Josiah
bean, Daniel
Doyle. John n.
bum. Peter
Dec ker. John
Dunn. Thomas
D.graff, William
b, MO, A. W.
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Donneliy, Barney
DriesbACh. John
Ebert, Lewis
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Edwards, Theodore D.
Ellsworth. Benjamin r.
ETway. A. II.
Emerson, Frank
Ferris. Benjamin
fud-e A. NJ.
feit>, jesse
Faxon. Albert W.
Fisher, Noritz
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ot forget the address. See below.
Important to the Ladies'.

When female is in trnubl- or aft cted W It'll dis
o, and requires Medical or surgical Attendance.
the enquiry should be. Where is there physician
~,o is fully comp tent t. aim mister reli-f and
whose e-pectltlr standing in cI-ty recpmaient IS
MIN to the conf enc OF tn cIHlnun'tp? Tie Doc
:,rs uuier,t tnting how inlperIrjyely necessary
these requirements are. feels "a led upon to int
T-,le. and calling the attention OF the afflicted
- the ct that h. h a. been Prnf--so~ Of oiste-
trrcI and Penli, Diaeas.> f,r TWENTY YEARS AMI
folly qua iiei to i / un,ter in AL cases. b 9TH
ideally and Sargciiiy, NOT in uperficii
n'r. bat in AS tn r ugh name wears f study
sni prsctio beth in h spit us n Iriva.e fsmi-
o. maxi. t, them from the htnd< of the
,!nqu'iihei. interruptions. and designing There
ere families can rely un"n him up.'n ther.
al in affl cti,n and III him one VINO can feel
rnd smpathizc with. bcfr end them in ,ubl.,
mo in who,e SECRECY the urn ,st confidence can
b.' placed Chnsultat on By Letter or 0;Ecrwi= t.
!SSH. See address below.
The Gel ebratei Fem Al e II I'm dies.
uipGunded fr'm the PIRATE prescriptions IF DR..
ipnng, hav. now obtained a most extended popT
is-;ty. ard correctly viewed to be the safest
sn1 su-est rem dies for the lants for which
they are a1p'i-d. The con tsntly arCrUing testi-
D,,ni.is of their eff :acy deciar. them = be pre-
-minentiy superior t. their action.
", In iy should be without these Renew sting
c"nts- None genuine ,Inlrss procured at this
':ice. Sent by IN Ill Express II any ptrt of the
S;ats.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
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Notice is hereby given that the uniersi ed
Registry AE"nr W II receive objections to the
right 10 vote the part Of any person register ed
on the f regnug List Of Voters. until o'clock
p. NJ. of the third day previous 10 the third dav
Of November. 4. D. 1865. All oIjecfiors should
be made by qualified elector, in writing sub
scribei and sworn affirmed tn by such elector
to the best If his KIN nweiee AMI belief
l.. c Mex EEBY, Registry Agent
fJr Carson Precinct, ormsby County, Nevada.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Tie Greotes: Discovery II this any ottsr -fg
Prentivs Powders for Married Ladies.

.eae powders will be fund of essential value to
;a'-. whose .trIs. health, other circumStsn
COS d n,t permit them TO increase the number or
their fam lily wit tout inc1nveuenre. suffering an
p .rhe's riS of life This rrena ra.ion is new, safe
infi,l be. c0nTenient and simple. and cannot in
,Ira tn. he 1t of the N pSt del'ctre. II tails
NJ privileges, but gives strength and vigor. Mr.
ally iir- ii il If The highest utility. and su-
tanned b. The sound ~ principles # pruden and
yirtue Th"i- us. should he avoided at certain
times. PR Si0 a b,x Sent ~ any Part ot the
G AT rf-c'y safe from suspicion.
Remit the br Nal or ENnre='. addressed
Z, BENZ. = yOSEELYN. VI. D
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Buuker. W Il.
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Bowen ,Jnl,rD
Rowden 7, =
Burus Martin
i,ra-l,iar. Hiram
Blown ID II.
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Beer. Tho-a,
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McGill. John
Mills, Albert
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Nc Farland. G.. W.
Muller. Victor A.
Mescham, NJ. A.
McKeeby. l.. c.
Mooney, Matthew
Muller, Albert
! Madeira, / aniel
NCCarter. Daniel
Morris, Lewis
Moran. Patrick
Miller, Matthias
Mitchell. Ava
Salore, FrlnCis
Morgan. J I'm
NcGiane. John
Nenefee, Clay
Moran James
Mcclellan. John
Ma>tny, Martin
Norpau. John
Niflord, Milton
Marble. John
Mn Ter. Jacob
Mills. Richard
Moss. J srih
MusSer. John J.
McCuhbin, Thomas
MHr'in. Henry
Morrow. James
MYERS. Francis
McC wn, William
Mohr, Louis
Nightingale. Alanson v
Newman john X.
y cal, John S.
Newton. Charles L.
Newenhinzen, NJ. V.
| O'Hare. Michael
O'Conuell. Thomas
Osborn, Joseph J.
Patterson. William
Parker. Marvel
PiNley, Seymour
Poe, John T.
Pixley. Matthew
Pepper, Charles Z.
Platt, Joseph
Pl,tt. Samuel
Purcell, Michael J.
pcHrcd. Emanuel
Pitt, Dewitt C.
Painter, John H.
Parker, James X.
Pierce. J. ..
Pierce, Zadck
PerkiR :, George
Reese, Miles
Rosenstock, Joseph
Rod gers. John +.
HosenstoCk, Hessy
iinthermsnd F. W.
Rob nson. Samuel J.
Riley. John
Rice, v iiliam ".
Robinson, james W.
Rollins. A. j.
K I'VE, William
Rowe. John
EisGon, John A.
Robinson, Marshall
Reynolds. George f.
Evsser, John
Sears. James
Saffrli. jonathan
Sesr+. Gregory 4.
Swift, Thaddru. s.
Sackriier. Gilbert
Stevens, Calvin P.
Shcyer, Jacob
sutherland. John
>traus, Edward D.
Smith. Andersen F.
SChweis, George
Smith, Charles c.
Scott. Christopher
-uartUck. J I'm W.
>iunrns. John
>mil y, William
still nC, Alanson !.
: Norwood, Henry II.
Snvier John
-turm, Charles
'ackctt. Jane.
stewart, VI. Y.
T rtriner, Jacob
Thompson. John D.
.hnr. abraham
Til'ou. CuruLerrv
r. M pson, James NJ.
ra,lor, 4 +.
Tyrrell. George 4.
T.Hr-vsuu, william y.
roHman, J srph
Tread way, Aaron n.
'horingtnn, William J.
Taylor, John II.
Wright. Samuel c.
Y els, Thomas
\ ellis, Aaron
Wagner. John
Sinlic. ElIred G.
Willard, Mar-tall
Ward, Brth l"mew
'aitz. A,iolrhus
We de1 Jacob
yo d Jam 5 E.
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Mather, 3 II.
Martin, John II.
Mandlebaum. James J
Musgrove, William X
Moss, Charles
Maute, Andrew
Mcleod, Samuel
McCrosky, William G..
McAllisrer, Thomas
McF,dden, George
Monkman, J P.
Mo re, Joseph II.
Monk, Hank
McClain, +. C.
Mclean. John
Mandlebaum, Louis
Miller. James
hcGunnigle. Daniel
Medin, Basil'o
Magee. William
Me Ter, James G.
Mas m, William d.
Marley. John
Myer. Henry
NJ Carly, Patrick
McNaly. James
Morris. William
Mack. +. T.
Mahoney, A. B.
Megarrigle, J. II.
Nahon Daniel
M"tfat, John 2.
Mercure. + d.
Meder. Ii. n.
Nadigan, James
Morrison, Stoakley
. Norris, William
Noteware. C. \.
Nevers. samuel A.
Nevarre. Bernard
Nuss, George
Oliver. J. p.
Organ. Presley
osteTday, Henry
Parkinson, ". K
Putnam William
Prince, T. b.
Parker, Hubbard G..
Parker, 0. II.
Pearson. William
Parkinson. Richard L.
Philips. Henry P.
Parrish, Bird
Palmer. Lnrenjo D.
Puse. William
Pa kin. John
Parad-s, Amelio
Papineau. Antoine
Parades. Lubin
Ross, Henry
Renville, John 3.
Rhoades, Henry A.
Reese. j. Martin
Roster, Allison
Richards, John s.
Rinkle. Matthew
Rice Henry T.
Russell, William NJ.
Rogers. John
Rock we'll. Frank
Ryan, Paul II.
Rodman. Levi
Rice. A. I.
Rhoadrs, Z.
Richie, Benjamin D..
Schoch. Oscar
Smith, Thomas
5 oft. Edgar 4.
Snoigra>s. William c.
Small, Samuel
Small, George W.
Stingrenson, Filing
Savage, James
Seabolt. Almond
Small. Benjamin Z.
Sheridan. Hugh
Sprague. Thomas G..
Schneider, George
Sharp. Robert B.
staff nrd. Walter
Sin gerland. James g.
schulz, C. VI.
Swe nv, +. d.
smith. Levi W.
Schell ne, August
scott. James Il.
Sternburg, Lee
Tn mas, Martin
Iurner, Frederick D.
I jtier. A ".
Thomas, George
fluffy, George
Tn mps n. Joseph ".
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Thomas David
Thorn. Samuel T.
Tweddl-, Robert
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Wright. Samuel II.
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Winters. Albert
Wardrobe. Andrew /
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Willis. Orlando p.
! elrh. Edward
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L HIS tTJ ytu On III : O'dtSl an uIlIIlItITUIIttU
success of eighteen years, and has became one Of
the M 'st celebrated Institutes of the age.
The great number actually receis and cure
place it il poat of number of Patients among the
-ary first of the world and the OF its tIeat
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PRIV DISEA>ES

j, Wales, and Irregularities in F-mlles ~ the great
',essr,yers Of health. They in>iiousy ATTACK the
system, and gradually Hn irrain- and destroy ii
-oey Drive the bl 'om from the cheek, The lu>tre
from the eye. the sire 9Th and vi-or from he
lame. they give puny AN disease! offspring, and
poison, through successive generations the race of
man. The m trks can be seen in scTofala. Con
sumption, Crippies. the Id otto, the Paralytc the
Insane.
There is more terrible scourge to the ilIl man
race than those diseases arising from the c'ftami-
nation Nenerial Poison. The miliest forms hy re-
treetng to the blood, hol ever the attiic-
tat the sword of de struction that is liable at any
Ya,ment TO fill and biisht-to utterly desiroy-au
-s-thly hures.
MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL
MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the
yenerial. doubles his dangers. Those who have
ssen treated with that perniciouS VI MINERAL Pol
son, N It cured the disease is only assumed
q form,
D1NOrBE SATISF Fl ED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the snn crawl through the sys-
tsEn eating its wty into the tissues AMI organs
beneath the apparently smJcth surface. to burst
,ut in the future with virulence that will battle
the effects of me Iicine. When Perfect CURES can
De obtained by consulting physician. whom long
practice and thorough investigation into the
If diseases of the UNNARY ORGANS. enable to
determine at once the cause of the li,ea-e.
IN all diseases entrusted To the ctor care;
PSRfECc. SPEEDY. and PERMANENT CURES,
In all Cases Cures Guaranteed.
IN syphilis and its aijuncts, Gonnorrhei and
accompanying diseases; in all disorders # the Bai-
icr. Kidneys and postate: Simina Weakness;
Diseases OF the Heart and Lungs; Dyspepsia; Indi-
-.-ssion, lmpotsacy: 1ncipient Consumption. and
all iisea.es Of the unary organs in either sex cure
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Joy. William P.
johnson, W. J.
Junkin-, Nedad
johnson, James l..
Johnson. Frank
Eitzmeyer, Christian
King, Peter T..
Kim. Fay cite
Kelly, Daniel
Kelly, Daniel
Kelly. Thomas
EuenIner.e, Tobias
Fitzpatrick. Jo-efh
Hing, Samuel d. Jr.
Hing, Benjamin J..
kItZlntyer. paniei
Kendall, Merrill
Kar h0r, Go;lieh
klasins, Henry
lynn. Theodore
Land burger, Adolph
lloyd. John
i-rniar Frank
Lamb TT, William H.
Lawlor. William Il.
IeahV. Daniel
Iov-ioy, John A.
Lewis, AUgu-:Is
Lehigh, Jerry
lake. G. NJ.
linip, I-asc
Inckhart, W. T.
L.omi.elie, Faschal
Msore, Jsha O.
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REGISTERED VOTERS


OF
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-25

TIE New York World has conceived the
brilliant idea that Seymour will be cheated out
of his election. Referring to the unrecon-
struoted and unrepresented States OF Virginia,
Mississippi, and Texas, the World is anxious
to know whether their votes which will not
be received at all events, are to be counted in
making up the total OF the Electoral College.
If they are to be 30 counted, the total will be
3l7, requiring 159 to elect; if they are not so
counted, the total will be but 294, and only
148 will be necessary to achoice by the people.
Now the World is quite well assured that, If
General Grant receives l4S votes and no more,
the question will not be raised, and he
will be duly declared elected by the Rump
Carpet-Bag Congress. But the World is
greatly troubled lest Seymour should re-
Csive precisely 148 votes, in which event
has discovered that Congress will de-
clare l59 necessary to a choice, and thus
throw the election into the House OF Represen-
tatives. The World is getting itself into hot
water without cause. Horatio Seymour does
not stand the ghost of a chance of receiving
148 votes. II he obtains One-third of that
number, Democracy will achieve as decided
triumph as it did in Maine, and will doubtless
be in very amiable mood. But If Seymour
should receive l4S, and no more, no sane man
believes that he will not be duly declared
elected. The Republican party is the party
OF justioe-of "moral ideas" as the World
delights to say-and will not at this late day
DO guilty Of repudiating its glorious record.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-25
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1858.
SIander Refuted.

THERB Ia Democratic sheet known as the Age.
Our readers are probably not familiar with
It's pages, even II its name be known to
them. We would not intrude 1t upon their
attention at present, were It not for the fact
that the slsnderous article for which the New
York World yesterday held us responsible
has found its way into the columns OF the Age.
Although we explicitly stated yesterday after
noon that no such language concerning Gene
raj Tyndale had ever appeared in our
columns, the Age follows the lead of the
World, and malioiously insists that we are
the originator Of the slander. The Age knows
also knows the name of the petty sheet in
which the slander first appeared. But
1t is desireus OF putting a responsible
name to downright fabrication, and then Of
launching it upon the sea of politics, hoping
thus to be able to infict serious injury upon
the character and prospects of General Tyn-
dale. The device is one of the meauest to
which the Democratic party of this city have
been obliged to resort in order to make a re-
spectacle fight for retaining the ground which
they were permitted to occupy year ago
through the apathy of the Republican party.
Coffee grounds, slander, and falsehood go we'll
together, and are fitting instruments in the
hands of the Hampton Democracy for advan-
cling the interests of Seymour and Blair. But
we expect to see them discounted despite all
such reprehensible expedients.
The slander to which the Age gives currency
under such dishonorable circu instances runs
as follows:-
"Some time since, in the presence of some
tion was directed to a likeness of John Brown
which graoed the walls In the course of con-
versation General Tyndale emphatically re-
marked:--'Thdt man pointing to JOhu Brown's
picture, rUdS better man thIt Jesus Christ AS
some OF our radical friends have denied this
charge, and others will doubtless do the same,
we now openly declare our ability to prove its
truthfulness beyond the possibility of DISPUTE,
and call upon Mr.. Tyndale to answer 1T, yes
or no."
We are prepared and authorized to meet it.
BY General 1yndale's direct authority, zoe say
that ii IS lie from beginning to end. No such
words eUer fell from his lips, and no portrait of
John B,oWn has ever "graced the ,oalis" of his
parlor, or of any other room or apartment in his
house. Are the World, and the Age, and the
author of the slander satisfied with the refu-
tationi
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-25

THANKFUL FOR SMALL FAvoRs.-Not long
since quite a serious disturbance arose in the
Boulevard st. Michel, Paris. The police made
arrests, as matter of course, and the affair
came before tribunal, which, in deciding
the case, declared that the cry of "Vrve La Ian
terne!" is not an act of sedition. This was
altogether unexpected, for the Government
has found in M. Roohefort such formidable
antagonist, and in his sarcastic effusions so
much Of character which threatens the sta
bility of the Empire, that it has been forced
to resort to the most extreme measures against
him. With heavy fine and long imprison-
ment hanging over him, he has been obliged
to take refuge in Brussels, where La Lanterne
is still issued, and whence it contrives to find
its way by thousands into the French capital,
despite the vigilance of the police and the sur
veillance of the mails. 1t was this view of the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-25

THE HAPPY FAMmY.-The impolicy of sup
porting Seymour when he has no chance of an
election has caused no small amount of quar-
relling in the happy family at the White
House. The black spirits aud white, blue
spirits and gray, who compose that heteroge-
neous body known as the Cabinet, got up a
sort of dance, at Its last meeting, around the
political caldron. Prom all accounts it
seems that Schofeld and Schenck are pro-
nounoed in favor of Grant, that Welles and
Randall are in favor of Seymour, that Evarts
is not known as yet, but will probably favor
Grant, and that the President is for the great
Horatio. At any other time, and under any
other Administration, such difference would
have caused dissolution, but the mongrel
elements which 90 to make up Johnsonianism
cannot afford to separate until the quarter day
on the 4th of March next.