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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19

Mr.. CoLFAX's kNow-NoTHING RECORD
The oft-repeated Copperhead lie that Speak
err Colfax was instrumental in organizing a
Know n othing lodge in 1851 in South Bend,
has received aquietus from Mr.. John Col
WE'LL an old resident of that place, IN the
following letter to the Wing, of Quincy, l.
l:nois, which is published in that paper of
the 9th ultimo:
desire to inform the people of Quincy,
and especially those of foreign birth, that
the statement proclaimed by Democratic
orators, and published by every Democratic
organ in the country, that Hon. Schuyler
Colfax was member of know-Nothing
organization in South Bend, Indiana, or at
any other place, is totally false. and it is
only made for political capital. | live at
South Bend, and l am near neighbor of
Mr.. Colfax, and have known him ever since
he was fifteen years old, and know whereof
| speak. The Known Nothing club at South
Bend was formed by the Democrats for the
purpose of defeating the Wing candidate.
know this, because was a member of the
club, and one of the first to move in this or
ganization. l further know that MANY Of
Mr.. Colfax's strongest friends and support
ers at his home are of foreign birth, and have
never given credit to the statement, and the
know-Noihing speech circulated as his is a
bogus speech, and is not characteristic of
his utterances.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
From the Gold Hill News of last evening.

WASHINGTON, November l7.-Orders have
been issued detaching General Farragu,
from the command of the European Squad
ron. He is placed on waiting orders.
General Grant has ordered the superinten-
dents of the Mounted Recruiting service at
Carslile Barracks, Pennsylvania, to forward
without delay all the disposable troops to
Fort Harker, Kansas, to report to General
Sheridan.
CONCORD, n. H., November 17.-John Tit
comb, an old resident of Concord, hung HIM
self to- day while in depressed state of mind
ALBANY, November 1.-THE jury is not
yet impanneled in General Coles case.
HAVANA, November 17.-General Rose
Grams arrived here to-day, and visited Captain
General LersOi, in company with Admiral
Hoff. General Rosecrans leaves for Mexico
to-day.
Vera Cruz dates of the 18th are received.
The newspaper True Republic says: "Ro-
nero will soon return to Washington. Pena
Placio will replace him as Secretary of the
Treasury.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE we'd
ling of Speaker Colfax and Miss Wade
axes place at Andover on Wednesday next.
NEW YORK, November l4.-Mrs. Major
Pauline Cushman, alias Harriet Ward,
loted Union spy during the rebellion, was
rrested last night. on complaint of o. B.
1ewcomb, for larceny of Sal from his person,
nd committed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19

A FIERY METEOR was recently seen in
London and other parts Of England. A,
first it appeared like a small ball of fire, bu,
it enlarged very rapidly, and in about two
seconds increased to such a size as to OBJ
scure the moon, and burnt, at last, into what
seemed like varieeated stars, springing from
a body which assumed the shape of huge
luminous diving-bell. The brightness of
the meteor was such as to illuminate the
whole sky. The appearance was unaccom-
panied by noise or sound of any kind. Peo-
pie started from their beds at the glare.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19
A SUNDAY SroRY.-A funny story is tolt

A SUNDAY SToRY.-A funny story IS told
of the second raising of Westinghouse in
Connecticut, when young man was called
upon to deacon an appropriate hymn. He
repeated in clear and solemn voice, the
lines
Except the Lord doth build the house
The workmen toll in vain
which were sung by the people with usual
solemnity. when the rogue gave out, with
equal seriousness
Except the Lord doth single it
Twill tumble down again.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19
GRANTS CABINET.

l
patriotic parties, cannot Iepress an in
clination to select Grants Cabinet fo
him. Let US proceed to consider the
matter.
In the first place, we have the delicate
and difficult matter of selecting some
body to fill Stewards place for it is not
TO be thought of that the Secretary of
States Office should be occupied, after
The Fourth of March next, by the crafty
author of "My Policy" We must have
somebody there possessing statesman's
brains, a scholars learning, diplo
natist's culture and true Americans
heart. Who would FIJI the bill better
than that intelligent student of state
craft, that accomplished scholar, that
thorough gentleman and wholly patri-
otic American, J. Lothrop Motley? He
is fresh in his studies and energies,
earnest in his convictions, versed in
diplomacy and fully in accord with the
President elect We have about con
Guided to have Motley walk in as Seward
moves out to take up a final retiracy in
" Auburn, sweet village of the plain"
We must dispense with Noah's Ark.
That ancient craft has hung, the model
fer Gideon's love and fancy, upon the
walls of the Navy Department, long
eaough. There has been something too
much of % dropping buckets into empty
Welles, and growing old in drawing
nothing up" We need vigor and bust
ness capacity in the Naval Office. We
need genius there, aided by scientific
attainment. Let's leave the matter to
old Farragut and follow such advice as
lie may give. If Commodore Wander
bilt had a trifle more ~ science " in his .
pate, we should appoint him. John A.
G-iswold Of New York would also be
worthy appointment. Maybe Ericsson
would be better fitted than anybody \
Csc. We will consult the Admiral ana
take this matter under advisement
The War Office is Stanton 5 place, of
course, if be will take it. If not, we 7
VIII retain Schofeld If neither Of :
them will have it, let Us put old Ben v
Wade in there. There would be no f
nonsense about the administration OF its /
Affairs under his authority.
We don't believe that A 7. Stewart =,
gill accept the Treasury Department Il
Should have it, though, by all means, y
T he will We Think it will be well, c
.aier the cIrcumstances-Stew de- "
:Iining-to appoint Jay Cooke, who OIL
nancial pYzzle which troubles US than h,
ny other man in the country. Seri- p
usly, this is matter of the very first pr
n portance-rendered all. the more so ~ ~
2 the bad practices inaugurated and ga
ept up by McCulloch. The Treasury NJ
apartment, under its present direction, ne
too intimately connected with Wall n
rect and It's gambling operations. We hi
FED a Minister of Finance there, and
1t Stock Broker
Finally, we would make John Con-
,ss Secretary of the Interior, and put liz
Grace Greeley or some other thorough fin
,wSpaper man at the head of the Post NJ
tice Department. up
This advice is ali gratis and we gar
. ira
al. not be offended if President Grant ker
ou!j disregard it in some respects llee
larl
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19

THE population of St. Thomas is IL, 900,
Of which 10000 are coloEed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19

DRUNKEN WoMEN.-Yesterda afternoon
says the San Francisco Times OF Friday, a
well known married woman, dressed in the
hight of fashion, was seen walking along
Montgomery street staggering from one side
to another and stumbling on every street
crossing. Last evening, just after dark, an
other well known married woman was found
on the street in shameful state of intoxica-
ton. She was fortunately recognized by a
friend, who put her into carriage and took
her home.
THE State of Nevada has elected Thomas
Fitch to represent her in the lower house Of
Congress. In the natural talents requisite
for eminence in oratory he has few superiors,
and it is probable that few men in the Ma
tional Capitol will be able to draw larger
auditory than he, after he becomes known.
He has wit, invective, sarcasm and passion,
as well as ready command of words which
flow in pointed, graceful and sonorous
periods. With study, industry and prudence,
Mr.. Fitch may make fine career for him
.elf.-S. F. Alta.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19

Judge Sam'l II. Wright.
Hon. A. c. Cleveland,
DR.. George Nuncktun,
Hon. :. c. Wright,
A. W. Nightingale,
Warren v asson,
A Livingston,
Robert Lyon.
II. NJ. YeringtoI,
john G Fox.
Joseph Pldtt.
\. h. DrIe-hach.
". J. Hamilton.
Frederick Stadtnlullrr,
Samuel rlttt,
Major II. :. Mason,
.lrSeph Rosenstock.
Miles Reese,
James +. Dealy.
Oscar Grcenehaum,
l. Rarnhart.
A. !. Rockwell.
George l.. Gibson,
John EiChcy.
v. ~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19

To be had O: tie Committee at til. Dr..
Ms IL
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19
Reception Committee
Floor Director:

Lieutenant Governor james ; sliase,.n-3
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-13

" Stt'Nt IIOlu inc I mon
and they a$sontc5, i'll Convention ~
samhlcd, TO tho emancipation Of thci
slaves. And now, were the State ad
mlttcd into the Union, on u Just "ur
reasonable basis, We hesitate not {
declare that again would our pro1l
greet tho starry banner Of the Union
and unite with their icllow-citzGMs 0
the whole country in Che effort TO pro
mote the glory, wealth and pyosperit,
oi our common land.
IN our relations, rs proposed by us
with the black people Of his St%t2, y,
are not disposed 60 "Nnrt anything
that Just men may deny or IlcaNcr
dISnrpr"vc,
Nhcn South Carolina Is rnt2l {
'hc act oi the Federal emancipation
we mold That the freed people became
members OF tue bodT polite, and, rs
'uch, entitled to al Iho cNii right
'haI arc enjoyed alike ~ all. classes OF
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-13
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-13

Read not books alone, but mon, and
among them chiefly thysclf if thou,
lind anything questionable there, use
the commentary Of a severe friend.
r TEnchiwiiou
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-13

TO the Honorable the S:natc and H9usc
Of Representatives. Of the UnUeA
.State5, l's Congress- as$cmb'cH:
The undersigned respectfully show
eth, that Constitution fraught with
evil to the State, and to all classes Of
the people thereof, is about to be sub
mittcd to your honorable body for ra-
tiiication. Before your honorable
body shall set upon that instrument
the seal of yoor approval, aud thus
:, consummatc upon proud and faith
1ful people a great and irreparablc
wrong, we respectfully ask y hearing
at your hands, whilst with due sense
Of our responsibility to God and to
truth, We submit for your considcra-
ton the grave objections that may be
urged against the proposed frndnlncn-
tai law for this State. And first, por-
nit US to lay before your honorable
body the following analysis cf the
said Constitution, prepared by the
Hon. B. II. Perry, Of this Statc--a
pure man, an able lawyer, and a life
long, bold and Out spoken Unionist.
AS man who opposed notification
aud secession you will, perhaps, not
regard him as one whose views on the
Constitution arc apt to be pcrvadcd
by that disunion spirit, which many
members of your honorable body
might deem sufficient to prejudice any
paper cmanating from South Carolina.
Mr.. Perry thus states the most promi-
nent objections to be urged against
tho Constitution of the Reconstruction
Convention of this State
."AnrIcLE I -SEcTIoN l9-Of the
Declaration of Rights, gives Justices
of Peace jurisdiction Of all offences,
less than felony. and in which tho pun
ishment does not exceed a fine of $l00
or Imprisonment for thirty days. This
is gross invasion of that boast and
bulwark Of Anglo Saxon liberty, the
trial by jury. Any one may be ar.
rested and tried summarily,' before o
JusiiSrtsg. the Peace. or ot'lrr officer
autn6rizol by law, on information
under oath, without Indictment or in
tcrycntion Of a Grand jury" Can
anything be more dcspotic or alarm
ing, than the power of an Ignorant,
Vicious negro Justice to fine and i'm.
prison any and every man in the
State?
:'SEc. 81 -Enables tic Legislature
to authorize and empower any one, Il
police or military officer, to suspend
the laws of the State, or the execution
Of the laws! The Constitution of tho
: United States limits the suspension of
tho writ of habeas corpus by Con-
gross, even to cases of rebellion or in
vasion. But here the whold laws OF
the State, in time of poace, may be
suspended by somo worthless mihion,
authorized by the Legislature,
"SEc. 25--Authorizos the General
Assembly to subject any one to mar
tial law, or to the pains and penalties
of martial law, whenever they thinl;
proper. This infamous powor is Civ
on the Legislature under tho guisc
too, of protecting personal rights II
seems to have been suggested by tlie
minority of tho Supreme Courts dis
scnting opinion in Nilligan's case
They hold that Congress could author
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-13
Selected Poetry.
:e--------------
From tie Ncw 0rirgHs Times,
WOMAN'S SMILES,
I From the MS. Poems Of the late Edward
+. Morchcad.

Woman's smile. It's like the light
That cheers the dropping flower;
hitc's fnircSt dream becomes moro bright
Beneath its thrilling power.
Ii plays around the ,cudcr chords
Tha, link the heart with pleasure.
And hcnma n JOY that knows 10 words
TO crown its sparkling measure.
In hours OF gloom, when fortunes frown
Has wrapped the soul in sorrow,
IT keeps drSpair arl anguish down
And lights golden morrow.
Ambitious dream Of r,rc or power
May make the heart h2a' madly;
1'ut nll its charms in one short hour
May leave us weeping sadly.
T'ho friends we love, with welcome praise
May make our laporS lighter;
But womaas smiles, like llcavcn's rays,
Make all existence brighter.
They lift the soul to frcshcr blies,
Which crSt was faint and weary;
And cheer the heart with pleasures kiss
When all was dark and drcary.
Oh. may that smile he lirc's brigh; star
Above my future shining,
10 drive the clouds Of sorrow far,
Ana hush my hearts rcpiniug!
U. $. Prison, New Orleans,
The r aanar.f,l "Reminiscences
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-13

CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK OF Co.
LUMnIA, S. C.-Thi9 institution was
duly organized OH Saturday last. IN
abont two weeks, tho bank will be put
in operation. pltcc OF business, Rad
cliIIo's former stand, in Andorsons
building. The following arc the OIL
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-13
The Respectful Remonstranoc.
ON BEHALF or
White People Of South Carolina,

AGAINST TIE CONSTITUTION OF THE
Lh'cE CONVENTION OF THAT STATE
NOW SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS
FOR RATIFICATION.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-17
RETAIh MARMET.
LASNITlTnE.

feeling of lassitude Is generally experienced
throughout the summer Solsticc. Weakly copsti.
tuted persons or those of sedentary habits lnyara
biy complain of this annoyance. The acorcb;,c
heat of midsummer relaxes the system and rean.
ces the vital energies, IT. the patient Is of ner.
Nous temperament this debility units hin, for even
the Ordinary routine of everyday life. When this
state OF exhaustion comes on IIOSTErrER's
sIoMAcH BfIrERs win prove a safe and ncye,
falling means OF strengthening aud rcstorine, tbs
physical organization. This hcalthgiyinr tonic
puriies and infuses renewed vitality into IN,
blood tones the stomach and digestive organs
and acts Hike charm on the nervous systom n
ehectually removes oil tendency to languor or do.
preston of spirits To the weaker sex il is inva,
Die as 1t scohes and braces up, while It's powerful
effects are OF the most beneficial character IN,
inhrmit'cs OF age are alleviatcd ny It's use. Ii
revives the strength, increases the annette and
gives rigor and elasticity TO the constitution
when mothers are nursing, HosTE1-TER's
sloMAVH BlrrERs should especially he taken
IN regular doses, in this country, most a,,vavs
the nourishment Il inadequate to the wants Of the
child. In such cases this inestimable tonic 4.
wonderfully eficaclous. Its strengthening virtues
are at once apparent II Is free from all propertic,
calculated to impair the system and Its operation,
are at once mild and soothing
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-17
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

Yonnss Great Physiological Work, of every one
his own doctor-Bein a Private Instructor for
Married persons or those about 10 marry. both
male and female, In everything concerning the
production or prevention OF offspring, including
oil the new discoveries never before given In the
English language, by wn. Youxa, NJ. ID. This Is
really valuable and interesting work. II is writ.
ten In plain language for the general reader and is
Illustrated with upwards Of one hundred cngray-
'ngs' Ai Young married people or those eontcm-
plating marriage, and having the least impcdi.
nsent 10 married life, should read this book. Il
diseloses secrets that every one should be acauain
ted with, sin 1t IL a book that must be locked
mp, and not lie about the house. II viii be sent 10
any one on receipt of Fifty cents. address DIR.
wM. YOUNG, No. ii6 Spruce St. Philadelphia,
Penn. ss-,i
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-17

BAPTIST-Corncr of Main ard 5h Streets, Rev
d. n. Mason. Pastor. Services every Sabbath a
f0i. A. NJ. and rs p. NJ. Sabbath School at 12 NJ
METHODIST-Corncr Washington and 9Th st
Rev. T.. l.. Sherman Pastor Services every Sab
bath at 1OJt A. NJ. and ~ p NJ Sabbath School
at 4. NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN-Mai Street between 9Th
and It'll Rev ID. Russell Pastor. Services every
Sabbath at lOn A. NJ. and "a I. NJ. Sabbath
School at IL NJ
CONGREGATIONAL-C Clay and 9Th ST.
Rev l.. B. Fiheld Pastor. Services every sabbath
eat 10la A. VI. and 2tl u. NJ. Sabbath School nj
IAN.
EPISCOPAI-Coner of Main and 9TH Streets
Rev. H. c. Kinney Rector. Services every Sab
bath at 1917 A. NJ. and rs p. Nj. Sabbath School
at9 A. NJ.
UNIyERS ALlST-OyetRan's Block. Rev. X. q.
Hamilton Pastor Services every Sabbath at TO-;
A. NJ. and IA r. NJ. Sabbath School at IL NJ.
Washington Street between 18th
and Sth Father r.. #. Gum. Services every Sab
bath at A. nj. and 10I. A. M. Sabbath School
at NJ.
GERMAN LUTHERAN-Fremont Street. Rev.
j.. A. List Pastor. Services every Sabbath at
1917 A. NJ.
EVASGELCAL-Corner OF Franklin and Sth
Streets Rev r. J. Schultz Pastor. Services every
Sabbath at 10i; A. NJ. and "a T. M. Sabbath
School at 2 p. NJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-17

LISTEN! HEAR! HEARt-Wm.
Ireland & Co. have made startling
deductions In prices, and whoever is
anxious for bargains should call i'm
due time. Our ladies have patron
lied them most literally this week,
but there are still plenty of goods to
be disposed of, which, If possible, is
to be closed out in course of week or
ten days. Our friends i'm the coun-
try should not forget to call oil VIM.
Ireland d Go. and examine and price
their cloths as well as dry goods.
Now Is the time to get your bargains.
Staple goods as well as dress goods,
far below Eastern Cost. To small
country dealers additional advantages
offered for the aforesaid time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-17


A Democratic club has been formed
in our city, and club room has been
fitted up in Sd story of Mullarky
block. A Transparency similar to
that usually seen in front of saloons,
has been placed in front of the build.
ing, which of course is very appro-
pirate sign. Agrand ratification was
attempted on Saturday evening last,
to see what could be done toward
helping Seymour to see mooring.
But the thing would not moor worth
a cent. They could be heard saying
to each other, 81 can't say that /
am pleased with the nomination.
We are sorry for you, gentlemen,
and doubly sorry your committee
sent to Waterloo after the cannon,
found it "Ho7s- comedtibus-hid." It
seems the East and West Waterloo
Democracy have been quarreling
over the cannon; and the possessing
party have it hid. What misfor-
tune! Would 1t be unreasonable To-
suppose that If the Democracy Of
Waterloo were unit, at this criti-
cal period, that powerful cannon
would nightly thunder from Water
loo or Cedar Falls; Old Black Hawk
would be walked up, aud Seymour
would be an honored man.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-17

Co.'s Cough BALsAM is the cheap
est and best. 1t is safe and speedy
cure for Cough, Colds, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough and all diseases of the
throat and lungs. In addition TO the
ordinary 4 OF. size so long and favora-
bly, known MAMMOTH FAMILY bot
ties are now offered to the public,
giving a much larger quantity of
Cough Medicine than has ever been
offered in this country for $1.O0.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-17

HYDRoPHoBIA.-Somebody who
has been bitten six times by mad
dog, recommends chat such wounds
be bathed with o mixture of one
pound of common salt, and a quart
of water, and afterward to bind
salt on the wound for twelve hours.
BY this treatment, the man of expe-
rience says, that virus will be de-
stroyed and cure effected. Before
the dog days are passed, occasion
may arise to test the efficacy of the
remedy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-17

nsTH The Howe Sewing Machines
have received the highest honors ever
conferred upon q Sewing Machine.
The work done by these machines is
unsurpassed, sewing the thinnest
muslin or the thickest cloth with
equal facility, and requiring 10 extra
adjusting for unevener thicknesses.-
1t is capable of doing every descrip-
ton of sewing that is required in a
family. Try one of them before pur-
chasing any ether machine. 1t will
cost you nothing to try one. Call on
j. l.. Cole, at the drag store, who
will be glad to show you all about
them.