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Scpmpur bnr bem &nlfe.

gon Buffalo reiie Serr Sepmour iiber grie mad
glepelanb, Chicago uub Snbianopolis. auf allen
8eeen unb Stesen 1T ibm bas YOlf idaarenpeiie
entsesensetommen uno iein wiirbises auItreten bat
berau Die Otailen beseiitert uno bm on alien Yld=
BEN neue 5reunoe eriporben. g8ir i9alten ben fol=
eenoen 8eritbt iber feline Geiie BON Buffalo na6
glepeiano elm:
Gtepelano, o., 90. Oct. : @oup. Sebmour
uno Suite fanlen beute Mbenb nm 7 llbr bon Yuf=
falo bier an. In allen gilenbabnl ltationen batten
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Sic gsahl i'm staate Meif @irsinien.

Die am Sonneritase itattTanb, bat eele9rt eaB me:
Der bic @dlappen, lpelde bic oemotratiide YartbsI
am 49, Ottober in einiaen Staatsn ertlten baf, mon
Die Siferensen in 8etreif Der Nsittsl sum 3pede,
Die Ieitoem in Der bemofratiiden Yartbet tattse-
funoen haben. ben Wtutb uno Die 3uoertft Der oe=
gvenn Die Gaoitalen benfen, oaB ibnen Der Sies i'm
Nppen,ber elm Rinoeripiel peroen miro, 10 baben tie
ihre Rehnuns obne ben Wirtb aemadbt. Sie be-
,,nofrotiId,e Yartbei bat in ben idlmmiten Sasen
ibr 8anier botsehdlten, Tie weiB, oaB bic 3ufnnft
i6r aebbrt, uno Tie miro I'M Nopember nit boiler
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-29

Sr. g. g. gor. unier frii6erer, fdbiaer eon=
erebreprdIentant lit BON ben 0emofraten oes g.
GonoreB 0itrifts berStabt giep 9Orf, beiebeno aus
ber g. Is unb 16 Baro, fir Den GOngreb ernannt wor=
ben unb piro iiberlid ertudblt peroen. Ser Sts
Irift fam li6 oarouf peraen, Dob feline Sntereher
i'm gonsreB nit gifer uno llmlift reprdlentirt lsr
meroen uno baB linn Die g8abl oes Srn Gor su'
Gbre sereifen iDir0.
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Gauu tuieber 10 gcben.

gei Der Serblftpabl BON 1S4S erbielt g. Soro, Der
gSbio gonb:oat fir bas @ouperneursamt bon Sbto,
cine Mebrbeit iber ben bemofratiifen gonoioaten
Sobn 9. @eGer Sroboem sing Der @taat in Der
borauf folsenoen Iopembertpabl nit elmer Mebrbelt
BON 16, 600 5tmmen fir oen bemofratllden Srall=
bent5dafts ganoioaten gaB, Der sesen Sen. Saplor
lief. Was por 20 Sabren palrte, oas fann ll6
leidt am nddIten Oenfas pieoerbolen. auf oenn,
nidbt persaet, ionbern mutbis orein sei6lagen!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-29
Britt cure Sifets.

gsir Immen befanntli6 am nddlten Olenlta9
nt oirec fir Die Yrdloenti6afts Ganoioaten, 1on=
bern fir Die GrpGbler. Gs fommt gar nldts oar=
ouf an, Of Die glamen Der YrdiibentldaIts Gambia
ten an ber Spbe Der Sidets iteben ooer ntdt, abet
es fommt barauf an, baB Die Namen Der idmmtltd)er
Grpdbler oarauf ieben, bab feiner feblt siner ald
buditabirt 1T. Sic 81 Oemofratllden @rpdbler Tin
Sbio finoet Der Geier an Der Spibe unerer Spalten
grI euer sidet senau be ibr oaiIelbei in Die gSabl'
urne merit!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-29

Ser46tb. 9enoleton lit leiber i9iper er=
fronft uno pirb baber Die bereits in perldIeoensn
Ydben anse3ei9ten @eriammlungen nht anreoen
fonnen. giemanb bot lpdbreno bes gSablfampfss
eifrieer uno railoer searbeitet als Sr. Yenoleton
uno feline Sranf6eit lit bios Die 5olge aa5usrOBer
WnItrena,na.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-29

- Sic Ia9ridt, bab Gi6ter Sidinion BON
ssrsmont, Der erudbIts bemoiratiide Gonsrsbreprd-
5entant bonn 9. 0ifritt, Derbafstun uno mad elepeanb
tronspprtrt tporben lei, neil sr Naturalati0nspa-
piere sefddbt babe, islt Id als cine san5 semslre
0uoe beraus. &idter 9ifinion tDuroe nidt per-
hoftet. fonbsrn als 3euSgnod gIepelanS bernfsn
unb &c lisst feline anflase unb feline 8eIhuIoisung
oeaen i'm Dor. gs Iabt E5 nur annsbmen, oaB 1r=
eeno Elm Idutiser rabtaler parbeigdnser otsie Se<
peldje perfdlIfte uno nod aaen 9anbestbetlen tee-
srapbiren lisB, Inn babur6 Der bsmofrallden Sad9e
gu ldbaben. Cine gartbei muB tieF sefunien feln,
penn lie ibren ssibrern eraubt if) iolder semelnen
6dlIdunsen 5nr anfdpdrauns tbrer polnn9en
@esner 5u bsoienen.
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Sen. Meorsan's Me6rbeit i'm Is. GonsreBoi=
itrift betrdgt 1874. 9ieiesmal perben Die Haolta+
len nid6t pasen bi,feu, feline g8abl an5ufedten.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
8aIbinston, 8. g., p. DIT. 1868
Sem IGtb. Soratio SeDmour:


gBaIbinston, 8. g., %. Oft. 1865
Sem NGtb. Soratio Sepmour:
Sd5 leIe in ben 3eituneen bieien Mtoraen, eab sic
lid in 4eron an Dem YrGHbentenluab abfampt betbe,=
Ieen wolen SD bese bas gsrtrauen, oaB oles Der
SSaa 1T, ba Der eesenpartise 3uitano Der o11enl=
1en Nnoslesenbeiten es rettfertst uno perlan9t..
Sire 5reunoe boifen uno 9lauben, BOB alle Jelnoe
Der conltitutpnellen &egterun9, ob betmllfe 0oer
pffene, nidt 9eidon peroen uno oaB tbre pliltuhr=
li6en uno uneeredten NnmaBun9en, tn9leihen tDr
peri6penberdes, pertpo1fenes uno corruptes, Sple
nit bem ShaBe 6es WOlfes tar entbult unO per=
oammt meroe.
Sic Male bes Wolfes ioGte aufsewedt unh ge=
tuarn werosn eeeen Die Gln9rf!e elmer oeSpotllceH
Gepat, Die in oieiem Mugenblde brobt,, lo9ar IN
Die Shore Der 9ele Der fsreibeit ein5ubreden:- SD
pertraue, oab Sic ipre9en mD9en nit be9elltsrtei
3unge uno oaB Sbr Wort ieoes redtlublenoe unr
patriotiide SerS oes eansen 2anoes ourtorin9e.-
0erflnoet Die lsbenoise prinspien unlerer 9onltl
tuition uno itelt e pieoer ber, oomit 6rieoen Wpbl=
a9rt una Srloerld)feit luieOer bel Der 8spaltensf
uno unteroriiften 9taiion einfebren m6gen..
Mnbrew SobniOn."
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men betrogen uorben ill., mnb Gtimassn ssnug iibre'
sebabt bdtte, uEs Die grwdhlu,tg BEG ooaen bemoz
fratii9sn GiGteratnts Sidets in gbIaoelp6ia All
iihesu. Sn TO- Yreeiatt trieben Die BoliieioitnsS
Die resslmdbis eepdbften @a6lridter meg uno ieB-
ten YartAeimdnner an berss Stele. Die nidt einmal
ginlpobner ses 9recinfts ino. @iGtes Tlifon bat
Die in ienem gteeInft segebenen gtimmsn Ousa se<
ridtli6en gefeN segen Der. sepabiten Wtnpor Bdb=
100 9timmen .sur 3dbta:ns suselaf{sn.
Sic Colonization BON 9nrntgeberT touroe bon
ben Noofalen in foioilalsHs Bsasitab auseeFibrt
Sic giniubr BON Stem Dorfer Stroiasn nno Bong
in 8lue bei6rdntte iid nidt anf ois Stast aud pie
aonboiiirttte erbielten ibren reihi9en anbeif sSn
gdnplta Co., bas ieberssit cine oemotratfae Ma=
ioritdt sessben bot uno bon Dem man oiesmal $500
Moioriidt erportete ,uurben $1,000 oaraui perioen=
oet, nm repnblifanidbe 5lfets nit oemofraiilaen
9etrua rpuroe erit entoedt ola idon iedsbunoert
folder betriiasriiden 8abisettsl ibrsn g8es in bic
5ttmmtdlien gefunbeu battsn
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(Nus bem Ct. 9cuiier NHSetger bes gBeltsns
6em. Slair als uSbmpaibi5er" nns "Stsla9aI
~fl beanffanset.

ltnb es fat Iid ereisnet unb sugetragen IN Der 8.
y3oro. bab Elm eespIIer @enerol Blair, BON ben Die
Saae aeht odB er Gamp Sadlon einSsnomHen uno
bel Nifsburg unb euf Subenoen bon anoeren
S6ladifeloern sefo0ten uno pom erten bls lebten
Saoe bes SrieQes Der Union treu geoient bat, as
Elm liolider vJebea" uno 6reuno BON |nolifen Ste=
befen ubeanitanoet" uno BOB ein Nome BON Den 3e=
ojl1rirpalhas auf Die Site Der Seananoeen ge1eBf
poroen it, Sen Blair erlden, oa srr pdbfeno Der
Heailtrirperiooe BON Der Staot abweleno mar, am
Otontag por Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nno leB elasn
| g}amen als Stimmgeber slntra9en, Doge9en te!ne
Ginpenoung folete. Cine Stunos barauf oerrsllte
pr Nber faun mar er fort, 10 erbob elm Serr Stpf
Ginuenoune 9eaen Die Sopaltdt pes Seneral Slalr:
unb DER 0ame lit nunmebr beanlton0et. 2SoranT
m oee osa germ S sht e mag
ppn Der Mnlht aug, oaB Niemano resiltrrt psroen
ISolte Der cine anoere NnIiht bat als Vieleiht
hanotit er audi nad) Dem i'm Moooep= Sale gegebenen
8eilpisle. Wtoobep lpuroe befanntlidb nlht re9t=
ifrirt neil er d 8eenoigung oes Srle9es nit oen
|SRebeuen uipmpatbilirt" baben Ioa. 90 mag ou1
Ssrr Ylair ausseidloen weroen. neil er d Be-
enoiaung Der 3ebelon Elm 5reuno Der Gebelon ge=
mpr6en iein iol, Die er BEL ibren 2ebSeiten Sabre
lana nit Dem Sfwerte befdmpft bat.
Senienieen ausmdrtigen Bldttern bic BON oen
hieIaen 3uitdnoen nod lnlrer telne reften Se9rHe
huben unO in bos Welen unlerer Gegtrir= uno an=
beren raoifaler sSreibeten f6 nidt bineinjuoenfen
perm6aen, piro wobl Elm 2idt aufgeben, penn lle
h6ren, baB Gen. Blair Die beIten IusIi6ten bat, als
Sbenebmer on Der iabli4en 3ebeaion, Die, er pier
Sabre lang nit Dem Sdperte befdmpft bat oes
Gtimmredtes perluitiJ su seben, o6ne oab ibm ir-
aeno elm Gebtsmittel oageaen sur 8erfI9ung itebt.
0elen unionsIolbaten 1T oaiielbe S6idal tbsils
aebrpbt aewelen, tbeils pirflid pioerfa6ren, obne
6ab man in oeiem, an ,rabifale Sreihet" eepDbnten
Staate barber Nufieben sematt bate. yfnn ooas
gntredten aud on ben General 9ebt, miro man nlelz
eiGt etipas bariiber reoen = aber e9ae 9ufsmlttet
aeaen oele Gntre6tuna, Die tuirfiamen Sd)uB per-
| ipreden, eiebt es in unlerem Wfuleritaate nl9t.
Gjen 8lair pegen Sbeinobme on ooer, Spmpa=
t6e nit Der Secellion oes Stimmredts b'raubt -
oas lit oas Ieueiie aug unierm raoifalen Diuiter-
ifaate Nbat negf? gieleidt lit Der Ndhite in Der
&ebe Sen. 9 sherman, oenn er bat ote betannte
anit6bi9e gapitulation NIT Sobniton abgei6lollen,
mas 8iair befanntlid5 nidt Setban bat. glair als
Oislopasr Spmpa9er # oos gFDbts mas pas
unere &esirirunestinltler big lsB ssslltst lno osr
Gein Iubm ion unb muB in Spei g8eIten ftrablen.
penn sr bat bag aand srtig ssbFa6 item ssa ms5sI So-
linn An MAIDEN, Der pole Sabre unb 10 lange auf
oeie Rebellion 9ei9lasen bat, bis lie tOot mar.
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9ralosnt SobnInn On ben @9tb. gebmunr.

0ie folsenbe Sspei6e bon Yrdiioent Sobnlon err
bielt Serr Sspmour turs oor leinsr abree BON Suf'
falO:
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Snbianapolis. g. Oct. Seate ubr 80
Minutsn traf 8eup. Se9msur BON gbisaso bier elm.
@r wuros in 2afapeite BON elmer sroBen 4n5e9l ber.s
porrasenber 9emofraten empfan8sn nno belt auf
Dem @ea bisrhsr flrss anfpraden an Die on ben
Stationen periammelten 8Dlfsmaen. pter Dlroe
@enmour BON elmer entbuHaIii1sn yolfsmen9e am
Sepot smpfansen ano in elmer autfds mad beH
Yaimer Saus 9ebra6t Rab Dem absnoeien rllrs
be Sepmour BON Den Mbite 8oDs in blue nod Dem
Hnf escortrt. no er cine ein0rudspoue feoe bielt.
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aa ooAep In Ia rnM ,nIIfrsi in hieiem Qa11be peS.

bas 2ad5en iii la nod soIfrei in bieiem Ganoe, tpeB<
bolb i'd mid nitt eenirte, iber Die Voritelnng MID
si amiiliren pie bieie oroen BON lhpar5en Sttmnl=
aebern, Die nift leIen fDnnen ped]e nlbts pom pen
WGnnern pilIen, fur Die tie itimmen 1ouen, ole n'@I
beareifen, mas bas 98ort uStimnredt"" meinf ia IS
pieaeidt fur einen @oben ooer etipas penn Ms2nis=
DIES balten, iinmen Oas mag iebr ldd)erllf lem,
aber id fann in Sem 0orf auf einen 9aufen enli-
oranten seisen, Die seraoe 10 ldderltd lnmen ME
iene Neaer. gBenn man MIDI Darum 1ra8t, Dle lp
ben unwiIenben S6Dar5en als elnen 9lel99ellelz
ten neben mir buloen uno 1tinlmen lafen tann, 10
babe i'd barouf Die gntport. oaB ld) aug pen en'.x
aranten als lolden @lei6geiteqten uno Stlmln9eber
neben mir buoen muB, uno bob, penn man oles ers
troaen n1ub es nidt idmet fdllt aud ben Neger su
ertraqen. 8ufen mir olio bieIen Yfanjsrn i'm Sua
ben 5u, bab ite in 8etreff beg yse9erlttnlmre@Ies
nidt mebr erouloen, as mir IN SefreTT oes gmla
srantentimmredtes I'M Noroen 5u erouloeh 9epaO'
| baben."
| Gin aemeinerer, brutalersr SMUT lit Der san5en
SlaGe einaepanberer Beiben mobl ME seboten tuort
ben, als es bier burd einen apoitd Der Hdotfalen
sedieb Der bnen seraoesu iagt. lie eien nldt bel=
Ier unb ni9t intellieenter, ionoern eben 10 DUNN
unb rob mie Der Neaer, wesbaIb olelem 9eraoe 10
out bug Stmmreht aebUbre ipe ibner. USE 9e=
ff1It eud bog, ihr oelltIden Raoifalen? Soh, nos
su fraeen mir, i6r polt ia iogor fir Golny ltlnl=
men, Der elmer Der 6u5rer Der SnOwnotbtn9s mar.
..... ....-.. ----------- -----------------
- g8enn mir 6ebaupten, bab jeoe Yartbet NIL
farren seie8net 1T, 10 bsbaupten mir melter nldls
ais Die ewioe @nhr9et bes olten Sabes, ooB ~Srrer
menIhlid) i'll. Yebolen Die polltd3en Narren lpr'
sBeisbeit fur id, oann no lie barmlos oransen ~
lid aber oomit in ben 9oroer9runo uno werfen fd
oar ols Die bersfenen Setter ber partbei aut oanr
f0nnen ibre narri6sn &atbIdldse iebr ldaoltd
perben. Sie gteip Dorfer rs8orlo" uno eonlotten
Die in,mer nod bon einem Srontmed5lel fnieln, ,ou
ten bod enbl6 besreifen, baB ibre Suftiprln9e De
gartbei bereits @6uben genus setban uno oas 9e
ipbtt unierer @esncr in binreidenoem graoe ber
ausseforoert baben. 9elblt tuenn nift gu befarf
ten mdrs, baB iold Elm Srontusdisl Die Yartbe
adnslid bemoraliliren milite, 10 pdre es Ood 81
ipdt I'm .Yferoe Su lue6ieln," pie Sater abrabau
Al Iaoen pfeste gBr iie9en enttpeoer nit unerer
sifet uno auf unierer YlatfOrm ooer mir e9en go
nidt. Sebler peroen in jeoem Dabltampfe be9anssr
Mitten i'm Guselresen ldiit man Den Gepebrlal'
nidt perGnbern.
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3 Dempf pfratiftbes 3tdet.
u:,es SIR Brdiibtnt.
8pratip Gepiit our,
# ~ f@6 ron Rsm yOrt. 92 9tI.s IEt
gA5a Sir giee Brdiibent. 8
i @e,,. esraaf A. Slatr, IT,,
spr, Wtfpur'

& Il graNbsuten Gr#dslsr far ben efaas aSs1saas'.
Watt mufus g. &annep, BON eusneosa.
lnMntb, Suah s. Ssmett, bon Hsast'nsrn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-29

eobn g. S6ompion,
goriiber Der Sem. So. 81. Committee.
@. g. Suffman, Seer.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-30

inches in circumference. Experienced
miners estimate its value at $500. II
was taken to Austin yesterday and will
be on exhibition there. Another Of
similar richness was taken from the
same mine yesterday, weighing about
IS pounds. Several tons of ore from
different mines in this mineral belt
have been worked in Austin and have
produced over a thousand dollars per
ton, ACCORDING to returns just received.
Usually the ore is richer than in any
mine have ever seen. In regard TO
the permanency OF the mines, no one
can safely venture an opinion. They
are not opened sufficiently to show well
defined walls. Several mines have been
excavated at..intervals ; as the Aurora
has openings made along its groupings
for about GOO feet and at each opening
the ore is abundant and rich in almost
all cases. Its obtained under the sur
face by uncoveriug and loosening up
with pick, but is more compact fur
Their down; sometimes it is allied with
the country rock and obtained by blast
ing. have a specimen Of limestone
rich in silver. All assays and tests
thus far prove the bullion very pure;
it is estimated at 5000 fine. The state
ments in regard to the first, and second
m neral belts mentioned have been de-
rived from others as have not ex
anined the mines in that region. The
account given Of the Treasure Hill belt
is from personal observations and from
reliable authority as TO the results Of
" orking and assaying. Hoping that
he miners in this place may realize
heir highest expectations and that
others may not be misled by what is in
ended as a simple statement of facts,
am respectfully yours,
A. F. WnITA.
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COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
(S2.lj2 39,)

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
\ is now in the Re 'enption Fund If 0rmsby
County the sum Of TWENTY ONE HUNDRED
FIFTY-1W0 AND 39-l00 DOLLARS, and that
Sealed Proposals will be received bv the County
Auditor for the surrender Of Bonds. Warrants and
Claims payable out of said Redemption Fund, I'M
der the provisions of an Act The Legislature of
the State Of Nevada. approx March 18th, 1864,
to the amount Of money in the Redemption Fund
at the time of opening the Proposals.
The Proposals will be received by the County
Auditor up to
10 o'clock A. M, ON Monday, Au.
gust Sd, 1865,
AID must be accompanied by and enclose the
Bonds, Warrants and Claims, offered to be surren-
dered.
Printed Blanks for filling ont bids can be OBJ
tanned upon application at the Authors Office.
H. 3. MASON,
County Treasurer,
Ormsby County, Nevada.
Carson City, July 10th, 1865. I'd
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merely q practical illustration of the
strength, vitality and inevitable expan-
sion of radical ideas. The nation has
come to that period when its future de-
pends upon what the conservatism of a
bygone time refused recognition as
the possibly governing ideas of political
nartieS q
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-30
EASTERN DISPATCHES.


From the Enterprise Of yesterday.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Senate-In
! the Senate short Executive session
was held, after which legislative bust
ness was resumed.
The bill providing for biennial ses-
sessions of Territorial Legislatures was
tabled.
The Committee on Foreign Relations
were instructed to inquire into the ex-
pediency of making a treaty with Eng
land for reciprocity with Canada.
The Conference Committee reported
on The Alaska bill, and it was con-
CURED in.
Wilson called up House bill to pro-
vide for more efficient government for
Mississippi and Texas.
Buckalew commenced to argue at
length against the bill but finally
yielded the floor for a motion to 60
into Executive session.
The doors were opened at IL, when
the President pro tenn. announced that
the Senate would now take a recess
till the third Monday Of September.
1t is understood that at the time of
adjournment the Senate was consider
ing the nomination of Alexander Cum
mings as Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue, who would probably have been
confirmed bad there been more time.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-House-InI
the House there was a very slim attend
ance.
After transacting some minor bust
ness Schenck reported bill increasing
the duties on imported copper.
Ross objected to its consideration.
He finally withdrew the objection and
Banks began a course of fllibustering
tactics.
Schenck, at quarter past 10, made
a report from the Conference Commit
lee on the Funding bill, remarking that
The faction against the Copper bill was
20 strong be would not press it this
session.
The Democrats fllibustered to pre-
rent the passage of the Funding bill,
,ut finally the main question was Or
Tered and the conference report was
greed to-'02 against 80.
Butler obtained leave to have his
emarks printed in reply TO Hender-
on 8 attack upon him in the Senate !
asst night.
A bill was introduced aud passed to i
elease Nelson Tiff, member elect from t
Georgia, aud Simon Contry, member =
lect from South Carolina, from politi-
al disabilities. These members were !
ben worn in.
Tho bill to increase the duties on a
opper was again taken up. The ques- !
ion being on its passage Banks de- u
landed the ayes and nays. Before the t.
Jerk finished calling the roll the hour
f IL arrived, and the Speaker an.
ounced . recess till September.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-30
FEARFUL TRAGEDY
LORD KILDARE POISONED !.

NJ J. PURCELL. AT THE "NE PLUS r.
Nl ira Saloon. on King street, has just 4
ceived from the English Prime Minister dispa
stating that his colleague the Earl OF Kildare d.
yesterday from the effects ofan over indulgence
an inferior brand If wine.
His Excellency TO prevent the recurrence OF, !
similar catastrophe to his many frie..ds in Sevat
has instructed Her Majesty Coasul in san Fra
Cisco to keep Mr. Purcell hereafter constan
supplied with the brands exclusively used
Windsor Castle and bv the Emperor Of Russia. .
Vintage of lSH2 original packages marked
o. D. Please call AMI examine. =
Carson. June :. lSnS. 1
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-18
LEVEE SALES.

WILL BE SOLD at the Count House of this par.
w ish on Wednesday the 29t, day Of Apri,, 1868,
at !! o'clock A T.. to the lowest bidder per cubic
tor to furnish good and solvent security for two thirds
Of the amount Of said work, and to have the same
completed by the 18th Of June next.
lt A leves on A; A: Williams plantation situated
10 the 7th Levee Ward-said levee to be repaired
Present dimensions. 9O6 feet long, 5 l.2 teet hieh' q
teet base and s feet crown. Dimensions after repairs.
7 IL feet high. IS 6et base and s fet crown
ID a levee on Trevllo Babin's place. Present d.
meosions. 26z feet long 5 l-2 feet high. % teet base
end s feet crown. Dimensions after repairs, 7 l.2
teet high, 81 feet base and s feet crown.
Sd A levee on v. LeBianc's Har, Times planta-
ton. Present dimensions. 1910 feet long, 5 / 2 feet
high. % ieet base and s teet crown. Dimensions at.
t-r repairs. 7 IL hes high. D f.et base md s fess
crown. E. N. DU0ROCA.
hpl8 Inspector Of 7uh Loves Ward.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-18

DEATH OF JUDGE w. p. SEMpLE.-This
gentleman, so long connected with the
New Orleans Crescent as associate editor,
died in that city on Friday morning last
Few men stood higher 10 that communi.
ty in the estimation of the public than
Judge Semple. Polite and courteous
in manner, bis unasuming disposition
won him the esteem Of all who enioyed
bis acquaintance. As a writer upon 20.
~litical, or other subjects, he mad no supe-
rior in that city, as the columns of the
Crescent for years past, plainly indicated.
His remains were followed to their last
home by many friends.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-18

The uncertainty Of human life is we'll
illustrated in the following incident : A
young and an old gentleman, the former
in vigorous health. and the latter quite
fond Of good living, went to take out q
life insurance policy. % examination Of
the epicurean gentleman, DR.. Copes in.
formed him that the policy would be very
expensivc-there WAS too much risk to
run. The younger man was examined,
and a policy for ten thousand dollars
given Immediately without any questions.
Two days after and the young msn-Geo.
Watkins-was dead, while tie elder
Mr.. Tullis-still dimes and Wines" Such
is the uncertainty of all calculations about
life.-N. o. Times.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-18

THE PoL1r1cAL REACTION OF 1867 Still
IN PRoGREss.-Grest as were the Demo
cratic gains and victories of 1867, those
Of 1868 are still larger. The political
reaction against Radicalism, which com
menced with the first-named year, is still
going on with increased momentum
Thus, New Hampshire shows a Demo
cratic gain of 600 last year. Connecticut
doubles her Democratic majority Of 1857.
Michigan, one Of the strongest and most
intense Radical States in the Union, which
was carried by the Republicans last yea.
by a majority of 5000. now votes down
and repudiates the cardinal principle Of
the party. negro suffrage, by 10000 ma
jority. A Republican majority OF 1000
in Cincinnati 10 the spring q 1867, and
1000 in the fall. is almost entirely wiped
out in 1868. Dubuque, Iowa. goes Demo
cratic ; Atchison, Kansas, likewise. The
local elections in Ohio all show large
gains over 1857. In short, there is tbun.
der all over the polical horizon, and from
every direction in it the lightning Of pub
lie indignation is flashing. These results
I'D every part oI TIE CulteO OtateS snow
that local feeling and local matters have
DOT produced them. They are too numer.
ous for that. There is another consider
alton that is worth attention. New
Hampshire which ;nstructs for Grant,
goes Republican by q decreased majority
Connecticut instructs for Grant, and d
perfect Waterloo defeat to his party ian
mediately follows. In Ohio aud il Iowa,
where the Democratic people instruct for
PeodletoD, the most brilliant victories are
won, or the largest gains are made, such
as Cincinnati, Dubuque and Columbus.
The instructions for Pendleton we're the
voice Of the people ; those for Grant were
the voice Of politicians only Cincinnati
Enquirer.