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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-14
WEIGHING MACHINERY FOR THE
CARSON LINT.

The following description Of tbs
weighing and adjusting machinery
made ia Philad- pha for tho Carson
Branch Mint, will greatly interest our
readers. Says the North American CT
the 4 II of January:
We Yesterday examined a shipment of
balances made by Mr.. Troemner for the
United States Branch Mint at Carson City.
They are fifteen in number, including four
large ones 10 be used as standards by the
authorities Of that State, and four for weigh
ing bullion and gold dust, $1,000 at a
draught. The beam of the largest measures
four feet its capacity is the ighing at each
time of 900 ounces. These balances are
most beautifully made, and adj usted with
such nicely that after thousand ounces Of
gold are e9uiposed on the opposite side OF
the balance the almost infniLesmal weight OF
half grain-thst q cricket would scarce
brush from its evc-seuds down the side Of
the balance upon which it alights.
Six of these scales III this invoice are sd
justine balances. Their object is to secure
without further trouble the exact weigh, Of
each coin Of gold before it passes the press.
These balances are constructed with such
accuracy that, when overwhelmed
with the one hnndreth part of grain, the
enc VI the lever receiving Will at once Sink
down. And this little ohiect-one- hundreth
part Of gran-is scarcely perceptible to the
naked eye. Two assay balances complete
the lot. An outsider would hardly suppose
a pair of balances 10 be jeweled like watch.
yet they are. These assay bafan .es are
pieces of workmanship the knife |
edges upon which the beam vlbrates are bal |
.nced upon rubies, agates, and other stones.
The knife edges are OF steel, tempered like
he blade of Saladin.
So delicate are these balances that
glass case incloses them, and in
lelicate weighing they are always
,ept closed that the beam may not be
disturbed by currents of air. When lightly
aden and lett to vibrate, these wonderful
of the Messrs. Troemner may
ven be affected by the warmth radiated from
be body Of a person approaching the glass
ase that encloses them. If balance have
90 grains in each pan, the one thousanth
art Of = grain viii Affect in either way. |
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-14
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House took Up Assembly Bill-An
Act to regulate proceedings IN civil cases in
the Courts of Justice in this State, and to
repeal al other Acts in relation thereto.
Mr.. Potter Offered an amendment, to strike
out the married mems fifty dollars e1emp-
ton clause.
Messrs Potter, Hillyer. Gray, Burlingame.
Brown and Woodwork favored the amend
ment.
Messrs Welch. Doolin and Bowman OPP
posed it.
The amendment prevailed.
The bill t259 pages of printed matter was
ordered engrossed.
Adiourucd
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-14

The ROYAL MAJsoLEU&.-The magnif-
cent Mausoleum erected by Her Majesty
having been completed, the final transfer OF
ne coffin containing the remains of his Roy
al Hi2hness the late Prince Consort from
he tomb below the building to the granite
.,rcophagus In the central chamber was
.aade last week There was no ceremony.
sld the change was made under the d:rec-
ION of the architect. The somb-houSe
stands in the enclosed private grounds of
J -ogrnore House, the residence of their Roy
al Highnesses Prince and Princess Chris
-:an, in Windsor Park. Since December,
500, tine corpse Of his Royal Highness has
-an,aned in the temporary tomb in which ii
SIS placed upon its removal from the ROYAL
stult at St. Georges Chapel, Windsor
Castle.
The foundation stone Of the Royal Mau
zo.euU was laid by Her Majesty the Queen
n the 18th of March, 1862, and upon the
9TH of December in that year the building
~ss consecrated BY the Right Rev. the
fishop of Oxford, in the presence of the
Queen and the Royal Family; the remains OF
kle late Prince being removed on the follow
7. day. The Mausoleum, which was erected
-aier the supervision of Mr.. Humbert, the
sgchitect, is in the shape of a cross, and has
seen constructed Of Portland stone and
E-ante, the walls being extremely thick. In
ETERNAL length it is about eighty feet. the !
n-cad,h seventy feet, and the hight from the
i5oI 20 the top Of the central roof being sew
rlty feet. The extreme hiea. is eighty three
ct. In the interior is central Octagonal
laInber thirty feet in diameter and sixty five
:-e. high. All the walls are adorned with
lo!ored marble ard paintings, and in the
middle of the central chamber has been
laced the granite sarcophagus. The lid is
'i3-ned with a recunibent figure in marble
= - - /.
: IS understood was entrusted to Baron Mar
,,testi. The sarcophagus is highly polished,
Iai within it there is said to be room for
mother coffin.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-14

y FRENCH ROMANCE ABOUT MINNIE
EAUCK.-Ni.s Minnie Hauck, who sang in
cIUcerts in this country some years ago,
about making hcr debut in Paris at the
9ast accounts. In order to give an eclat to
he occasion, Figaro publishes a biographi-
cat sketch of the young prima donna. She
YRS born. according to this account, in New
FORK, On the 10Th of November, 1851.
tents, however, carried her father to Kan
s-S. and, when the civil war broke out,
Miss Minnie was living there, their nearest
Il ':ghbor being a ricn New Yorker by thu
-i,me of G,rome, or as we should write it,
J.rone. The Indians one day seized Mr..
/. rome and tied him to the railroad track.
c..ly few minutes before the locomotive
approached, Minnie Hauck sprang from the
o..shcS and cut the cords which bound him.
aud Jerome escaped the horrible death
~aich awaited him. OF course Jerome was
oseriuyed at lis escape, and he immediately
s-srted 70. New York and built theater
:. ere his fair rescuer made her debut. As
Mr.. jerome, was worth ten millions of dol
.rrs, lie settled one hundred Thousand dol
!-rs upon Minnie. But she WIS resolved to
n1ccme Uric star, and at once sailed for
. lrepe, in order to gain the favorable YER
Of a Partisan audience, having already
, -complished. musical miracles in London. |
. nd this is the outline of 8. biography of
mis- gifted young American, which occupies |
liver a column in the Paris Figaro. We
are inclined to the opinion that Mr.. Gerome,
" Jerome, will be surprised to hear Of his
asrrow escape and wonderful liberality
."ward this gifted songsuess.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-14

Who SPEAK The BETTER ENGLIsH.-Mr.
Reverdy Johnson having lately said, that
Americans speak better English than Eng
lishmen, Mrs. Ann@ Cora Mowatt Richie in
a late London letter saws;
At the meeting referred to above, Mr
johnson, seeming to imagine that his aSser
ton in recent speech that Americans spoke
better English than EHglishmen themse,e.
gave otfense 10 Briti>hers. takes care to 81
plain that he vas joking. This grave state
ment has called forth from some 0 tie mem
bers Of the London press frank and to
Americans a f4trering confession. One Of
them says IT Mr.. Joha>oH's remarks: We
suspect that there Is a great deal of truth in
II. Books ana newspapers are much II r.
common and more Wiley read by the masses
Of the people in the United States than here
and people who read and write are mere apt
10 he copious and exact in their nse Of Ian
guage than those who do not know how to
read and writ" Ia admitting that Amer
cans DO at al. times use vulsarI>m> and tala
slang, he saws; " But we, 70 match them,
have our own vul gari>ms and our own slang
After all, no American is uuirtelicible, and
we rannc: say the same If hume-br j
rustic fresh from some Of our Enslis1.
counties"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-14
TERRIBLE AND FArAn SHooTISG.-An
exchange gives the following particulars of a
late shooting affair that occurred near Chat
taneoga, Tennessee

SACiiahSe gives tile ioiio"'AS P@i'.N"i' va
late shooting affair that occurred near Chat.
tanooga, Tennessee
A tragic afIt..- occurred recently near Chat
tanoogs. the particulars of which are a. fol-
lows 1t seems that Mr.. Beane, a school
teacher, attempted to whip boy named
Hutchinson, who resisted and left school. A
day or two after, Young Hutchinson, accom-
panied bv his brother and a man named
Smith. visited the school for the avowed pur-
pose OF chastising Beane, but not finding him
there they proceeded TO his residence.
Became saw them coming, and, anticipating
their Grand, armed himself, as also did Mr..
Moore, who happened to be at the House at
the time. On their arrival. young Hutchin
son said they intended gising him (Beane)
sound thrashing. Mr.. Moore demonstrated,
when Smith drew pistol and shot him dead.
This was signal for all to produce pistols.
Beane sho, and instantly killed Cyrus Hutch
inson, brother of the school boy. He had
scarcely fred when Smith, who had instantly
Moore, fred another barrel of his re-
peater at Beane the ball struck, bit failed
to immediately disable him. Beane then
turned on Smith and lodged three balls in
his body, ipficting wounds which resulted
rnor.ally in few minutes.
Twenty minutes after the affray common
ed, Moore, Became, Hutchinson and Smith |
ay dead on the ground within few feet OF
zach other. The school boy was the only
,erson who escaped unhurt.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-14

IT said that part of the present Scotch
crown was made from the gold found it
Suther.andshire, the seat OF the present gold
SENSATION, during the sixteenth CENTURY
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-14
EAST LYNNE ! !
County TrC4sEreg'S Notice.
$1,CS7 ~.

! NOTICE is hereby given. that there is now in
| The Ked, nI,tiou Fund Of Urmeby County, the
SUM Il Nineteen Hundred AMI Niery->-vr Dol
lar and Forty s+veu Celts, and that Sealed Pre-
po>als will be Perceived by the County Auditor tnr
the surrender If Bond. Warrants and C!ains.
payable out OF said Redemption Fund under tho
provisions Of Act of the / egS AZURE of The Sta
of Nevada approved March 12ih, 1876 riI-
amount OF money in the Redemption Fund at TIL,
time Of opening the Prop, sails. The Proposal.
will he received by the County Auditor ny I" 70
O'clock A.. NJ,
Monday, March LIST. 1869
And must be accompanied by. and encuss L 9
BJrlt!s RrTants and Cla ms, tiTcrc to lie surIef.-
irIes. Printed blanks, for fling ont bids can
be obtained upon application the auditors
office. II. 3. MASON. County Treasurer.
Ca son City, Peb., 18th, 1863. feb l. ii
, 1869-10-04
COAL MINE DISASTER.
-Four Men Precipitated One Hun
dred and Eighty Feet Down
a Shaft.
One Han Killed and thu Others Taze.
xihly MAn9lad+

4 ysry md 3eetdeut occurred 1t she cnal mines
II fJardner, H., IN FRIDAY evening Iask At about
otc1ock On th4s evening, II tour pefaons Here
tesceadkuR tho cesA sna1t, tbs Khe ho!s1tng.Eupe
brote. md tho 1utu uero mectratased. together
v.tp sne bar upon Hhtet tneJ Nere ssantsns, 70
the bottom at tho s;ealr diss.1eo of ~ ~
nsost Tremendous sxc.tsrsenf psoyailed among tne
MtreFs cuapIpypd IN the neEhhpThood. and tno af-
ffenS Qf tha toNn. ~ 4co0 - kbe fstfs devetooeo
sss s' Snaspl1 b 70 Msa rees Wltn tcT sleht repairs
the setcad car Wnx hruughs tuto redutstlou. nod
i0Nered ID tie bottnm OF inc EtafL HIRE the 41f.
Ie5s nops q Tn tse noea ss1sd outright Ts name.
dl.coyefed to b Hen. Hafso0df Robert Ach!nzle,
Henry Eatts, an6 EdYnrd Sutton ua1Eooo VA
Edw1rf sutton Ka4 An engtueer1n ne sDoioJ
Of the cour1n{, and was proo1hly tic FNt ~
tured. utT mtnd is uu!upsir and Rc dese11k
scent . wn.r he supposcd to be inssart tratn-
Aoos1s HsRinz1s received s1eh seree internal
Henry watsr IN aseo oaolt nnansl.1 but It r
ta"nf1 a g ~. sa 1s ~
tn tie old country. Wien be AIilred Of ~, his
1asher Have ta'.. s.a.ees s.erhus 70 tstaRt %
tss m tn.t 'I y E1sl.ns 80 cane 10 Ills S Guilty %
pend htH wasted 1ostbneA Ht had been At work
y ne CO.., m!na but y shoES lime Haea thu aaet-
Tne1e IL no eattsfactt7y ttessy get given ~ to
me eanse Of ihe aee.dent Tie ssssi EsIe rope
xaise sappos:. ~ eass O. wnssn the Mtn assoa: 80
veignk Il hid been assta1l snss daJ IN hoiasng
Tbe weight Of the men wm bot so pounds,
uasu1l1y happened. OF tcn9ses no blame = 81
tsched to the company. a ~ on.cess hare al WIS
spared no palms or cost 70 make the mine perfectly
TSe unhappy sufferers ny tpe- casualty we're Is:-
, 1869-10-04

Special pespaich to The Chicago Tnbsae.
i; WARRINGTON, ur.z
coNckRsn0 CLAIM AGEx7A,
The opinion OF the Attorney General uno.,>,
right al The heads Of departments to exclude cr,
agents Without bearing; upon charges Of r..
pTsctice, Was nna1Jy promulgated to day. HAS.
the ground thar attorneys and etstrc agea,s hi.
right 10 fuif hearing upon any aalegr! r,7s,-.
l&rttiea. Tne decision IL therefore AIyesse 10 e.,
etal Sherman, who tsdned peremp&oEJ order. e1.
Guiding number Of suc1 person9.
fHx caERokxB kkurRAL Land TgaEEig.
Statements from persons we'll KNOWN herr, "a,
regarded II perfectly nu.tWorthI, r.sr .r.,
received concerning the reported ousrsgt,. '.s a.
fettteIo on lbs Cte7o2se neuirA lauaa n.
writer's say thai the reports circulated agalsas Il.
settlers are, In great pars, n,.nutac.o'ra IL =,
Interest Vi Land and Ts'lloit s 60 ompanIe..
gHx soLAK EE11flK.
4 !etter haA heen received Al lhr Sava. {.se..
y1sor7, from 4 par1y which xA6 sent to Aiatls',,
observe he eclipse, which shows Tie report o, Il.
expedition bxr1nw p1u7ed failure II b+ ,nco..
rect The ekT was partially cose.et Win ,h,
eloudf, bat sour Y1luabtu obse1yattsas Htre ~.
taIbed.
TO THE ASSOCIATED Press.
cuRHExeK srAIExxxT.
WlEHnG1cN,, 0.t- 9-Rece,ps1 Of trae.!c-1, ~
amount tessroJed. t174foo; rusal Satloas H1si
cig Gu ation, ffse SIS ,7Ia
xBTzsUH pECEI1x-
Commissioner DclaEo ts-d7f decided tt,t ~
hacro prepared By processes TenetulY enpr,e,.
IN the manufacture Of caeEn@ sohscto, r-*ae
sNeeteniux, hcorice or aweesened mnrtf1a.s, !. ~
BIZ 10 . taL Of th11tJ Two eesfs Under Hhaye,.*
..Au Is ntt3.
7Hx n1oa1s or cuIoaED rserrn IN rtAcEs oa
= AE{B%NHFE
+. Thsee coloFtd nto attxmptetto take seats Il
tbt t4eas circle of the SAfiolaf Tbtatft .o.u,1.
!, aes;Fu:4 to colcfe.1 ptrsons refused to ie...
the drs1s circle cnscsa' Compelled 10 ID
50 BY The officer Of tne houea. 'pne1 tteu irr;
wasufes, and It Is *uppulcI that ne question ii
lhr fRhsa Of negroes under .be recens cqfporst.u1
1as rt.a'tnT 10 pEHces Of a1nseccuS Htl nos b.
tA%teEt. .-F
, 1869-10-04
new YORK.


Special 0ezrs,ch to The Chicago T1nnae.
NK* YoHEr ct!. =
AFF1sRs IN WALL sIRKET.
Tal1 street has been quiet today, With = aI9a:
business bott In ktecls Nni gold. The settlements
OF last weeks t5unas<tnus nxe progressing, Aaa
It ia Understood thoe most ot them are coEptefed
sattb- Gould, Marau Co. have settled part Of
t''eir business today znd promue to squste up
the whole oi 1t early rexs wtek. The hyn hts
a'rGauy closed all cont1lcea maac uufs
she'r orders, md has scc.pted many
that are charged to H. TIE
plan Of settlement proposed yesterday b. Heath
i Co. Was not accepted ~ their creditors. ard
they hare new one uudsr consideration. TWn
stock nluA palest>u, Ras mond / Co, and At-
ans, E'mtali i Moore. have faied. 1t Is ruro.ed.
IN caclequeucc OF dc:alc.Il7a Oh the part o. J..
". E=nteFxou, Cashier md ccaaieuttat c1crt.
TIE God Roous has appointed Committee 70 re-
pot plan for goti cieaxisg house within the
Gold Exctapsc thus plleiu1 tie ctcaiings under
lss direct control Tue h:uk statement was cop-
ede1ed vcy favorable, showing vcrJ stfoag
oopdit'od o. The h-nse, aad -ico'a.ed 10 pr5tCce
more confident telling next week Postmaster
Gensrni CresNel1 vtBted the Stock Erchansa this
nospirG, sud made short complimentary spcccn.
Tuk sTuCKs.
TIE stock market Vas generally buoyant during
the day. with oecoitonsl nuetuauona Oruer1
from outktdess for small purchases ara quite No.
Etnua The LaEc shore Directors will meet on
Monday, when 1t IL expected that sn of1caal state
MEET ELL be ade 10 rrsard to tho finances Of the
read. ........... .-.--..
RCXoN8 O. CChAX xxYKDEFt0N.
There ate new fuuors tonight about Cubau
expt ditior, bus nothing p0sttve IL kuowu. The
1eFfnne culte7s th the harhor weEe ordered under
steam to n}ghf, ant are eytoeut1Y expecting an
attempt to lesge port.
Dirt GOODS
Tte dry goods market tlosea rerY well, and
merchants eay there hsa not been u season u
years ben pt,ce6 remained al AteHdF - this tai.
TIE WHOLESALE X1RKE5x
t:ye heen fairly xcilve the pass week, bat there
has bean 4 1nArttd decline On nearly IL articles IN
Il : LIST. The reaction Is mkiu1y Astrihut1hle to
,re fa,c tn sold snd stocks, aso tncstzinsencS e
the money market.
, 1869-10-04

would c,rrI IA election bf titring ration. II
We canEot atn're HIN e csn respect btua. He has
married = daughter Of one of our pavA Coz1uo-
dores; hts sequs .n:auecs Ase gentlemen; ha has
been Of uEa in hnltny b:ck tie meIa teeEE1 Of h1s
party, and hestda "n"t'' Txecd he Il a.sinre Of
eoodntss. When yoa TAX Of Basnsrds Judgments
os 0ouhA high handed oQtsa17s 700 nea7. tn re-
aItE, @Bi! " Tweed End his ps::ner- It II won-
aerfQl that NeR yoFt ely cssuos attend to these
people. 1t ia wonderful that they have not been
attended 10 long p-o- Tho black Ton't. fau'7e,
pet,sEcnce, c1t.lf, s-ehy-tteBe thev would tp,n
loo<e upon tho community in m1nute u NJ-
thing epntd te made out Of It..
1he s!1eRed tet4.nlc overthrow tdat Mr. Bout
wefl ssye fhr, Jr. eceus to hare totured every
body but F.sf. Dpfcion = no. hhs 10 s1nS itoa q
# uas 3cate1day thet 4r. Boutwe11. hal s.hlefcta
e.en llt.1e victory: 10: adaiys IN New Yo,z -
dtxsre4scd more thsn sheg we:e o., fA1day+ 1ne
next vtct4m at 1T. Boutwe''; II .:,1sond 4 y 70
b G>oste F.srt.s Train, s1d ssc oh3-Ss TIT
(,edM Fonet-s. The ssoly oi "Ch'cten Lfss'a" !.
said to ts conpiets hssory Of Fisk. Jf, uu.H TIT
s14 cane down sud fol On IN tat GATd.
, 1869-10-04
TIE WEST.

TIT Tttt1tc Railroad 1u1sEl'on
CNe~tsun-A Brush xEHKa sndtxaor--
Thx \ SehrRsku Ssnte Fas4r-EMz4h-
gun Ke In ronr herFt Irfnh.
SPECIAL Despaseh to Tle caieasu Tribune.
CaAnA, Oct- 2
!s.s cut:s!a'c rero.:ed thar the tr'ci I'a-t-c
Road MIL c;,!-aAI... IT, erection o, shops n
I ol1pato.g to-day Nr'ca IeeEs 10 .no.tasc tnas
20 81 ss7nseE:nss a.e Esx'5 ;, C. la...u ss- peg
E@=crs lr 1c.ol n.th ii: C4u4SA ra-tEc neie-.
tne ff s1rn Ct Cr...rS..
Repa1a i.o.1 n7E-.e' Teon.- Drne-r~ exos...-
t,eD, Hh'eh 'asrAr-ch Sc. d ,.om Fet4 Mt.'o,:-
IN tor ,he Ke!1t.cso, ~ s1e p4t.s sa,ar<N
Gi;y. TX lodges Of 101lstl, o2 P41...e Dog IrreI.
rc the Ell f.,E - :ec Ia'.1. s.-t x... 'l.. :.
ore k"ted shd number 1or."r.' l--S5:ot &:
supplies were captn.ST 1ne exned'tion = stu
ont.
lbs State EA's cs<-*d le~s eyel1ip~. atser tee
most succs s4f1: atotl1u et sr ,.rt1 e A.t:Ala
A telegram 1scEs re''-re~. f'ttJ. NILS tD"rr
Ct Salt I ::se, 1879 a'h~.ss s"o-k Of earthquake
was felt last eTerEbE. sr9$'o~ me honse* eevrres
Tbs thr.k Ri ac1opnauea uy u lAnhls1r untSe
la-trE st1oEet1ec - Is SID l1t1-tc--. No G1a.-
s.e reported, tut II II sad to h. ttc sesr+',t
rsTthnHafe t'nre lie retirement Of tF1t roi.toa G.
Esan.
, 1869-10-04

Tue Quern CT rrutsiA o1er1 500 = es1f3
xorf. . IN the };nSdom that f4s stSen . IN -
tweTt chtltfer.
The old c,r;c-ity snop, p1:uted IN faised let
;e1s at the expfnsc o. Ct<t psc1tnk. M oeen
d,4u hu: xro IR the lr%lltatfors foe the bind In
Pennx!fs77fr
thu Red Sea 7"ssked Super r71endent Of sS7-
dsy schoo'. "Tney dried therselsta !" s9'o
arfi,1.solctd little gtr.-
The Merida C3stu, aays thai p.'+y wf'eh T.
cru,ty went u the uppe. wate!a o1 tho fnh- o. !
n.hJng e1cu.zinr, rtt nnc'ug the srot. Win noek
| and line sufficiently e1dt.n.. exploded snt'
| cnarpe Of a1snt powdes II the wAt.E. Toe euec'
WIS s.tputsnloy, Ill the nah in the immediate II
ctnity, isge a1d srns], be,cs iusts1tty kfltd.
| The Go7e,nor1 Of Aa.sacnuEsttk, New fo:k
New Jerfcy, Delaware, Maryland Peuc$ylEsola
Test vtrE;uta, Michigan. E.ee'ndn, A'-soo1'
! N.nn.:ot3, Sevata, karss.- c-1iosc'h, A'ansmf
TeDne-see and Gsors. - tase aart.aJ aope'nset
full deltzttona - rrp-csent tteta ID tho soothef
Commercts, couy entor. iu Lol.s. ::te, OIL tbs L..
inst>
The C'eye'sad Hesuu sass: ave SAW IN
sIees ca, IN ta's city, faw da,a s1ee, nj ea 'er
| e,yelJ dressed xcmsn pos ortg tel stranger I
| rlse NJ hts scaf, but, unou his doing 10, t.udt
him nya cents aud tondty inatis On hts tAk.u: !!
She rad 'the vas r.ch eoooea to pay for evei
Ting she had, and c'dn1 s.e no ts7nr1 IRON nj
| tod3 without p-&slrs fof ~
Tue Bohentau clergy hare ~t.Hto en- ede'e'
vh.ch thty psupota n &uhntt - the Rorau Ccci
~ Turx ter ttat "Thc council shon.d rot t's'
<,..,n int trta,!eunJ Of tue Pope Th's u Il
1,ncrrn xtsh OF the most lcaaued. tnf-}lige1t, o.
exrncss OF the adnt4cuts Of tho holr char. saca
,.ep World or'J ire ftse TO f'0eo'e among 'a'
i TTo ro,ra ladies' were zc=tanz whipped sas
, 1869-10-04
TIE CAPITAL C0HYEH f10&.

Iowa sends to The National Capital Co.,
rcntion. to lie held in St. Lou's dus'1g the
r1esers mcnth one 0. The t:-on.;sst md
al'ltA de'esaiiors e.sr e"nt into any COS
vcrtioD, by any State, for a1y Pr
poAe. TcnEessee alsc..-cuds delegation.
vito : rarnes s~e not yet e7noartcds bn.
Goy.,nor s-nt--, who al h'msef ha pre-
ent at the ccnve1s;oa, 1s repoas-d - be
wal .nly icterc ;cd in re movement Ten
gss..es have thus far anpo'7t:i de'esat:7,
and three weeks get re.nuin for the asaon
of other. Many leading men Of 1ndsala
ore enthus'7.tic in the;- 1vo:.cy o. thu
Increment, and it = not inpo-.,ble the
Govealor may yerons.te- bis aoab:.
1elatire to The e1pediency Of
sppoint;ng delegates TO CONVEX
lion with xtose objects be
is in sa.,s.ant;-' a ,rJ Wese- 1ue th-t as
last Ts-Fonf1 n, M'~1e st., a-a Kensac' }
VII aead de1eg1t:-, rr.'.:''3 the number ot
States rep:c- -cat-d iu the onTentioo e3ua
to that which c::s '7-''y loe.t-l tue Sa.soi'
al Capit-i in it, pet-e<t p,-tt.o7. Indf !
the St.tes al :aY a11oan~ed t. be rsp:e-
sent. IN the convention co.np..ee doubl'
the population md many t;res tee ~
contained in the osis:nas thjs;:.n At the in
au8uzatiou of the republic
The convention, il TO Al ut"c Stat
should join in it, would be Representative
Of The Mississippi Valley a7dthe Wc:t, sni
being 70, it shoa1d at les: be lcz:pu<ly co.
sitered by our Eastern brethren whether
, 1869-10-04
TEXAS,

PEuKfAseuAe fsovcrIsor Fco&e RnxtEus
nnd Takes the stump. for ERamlt-
tan.
GALvEsE7N, Oct 1-PrustAonAt GoreKnne Pa1*a
2ent 10 bis E<sixuatton yesterday and wA take roe
stump fn1 Hamilton. TIE Action Of General Re1 :
notts A1a tSe Admin stf1t:on Tec.1d1nw T.N01 Af
; fAlss VIZ eaose twenty n2ze Btpuhnenn Fpeakets
to takb tae efd for the H1tuiitun tfcte* Freplrs-
ssuns 21e being Dsde to1 ETand Hamilton de-
Na0N13I413oN here tQ-NsK{NE.
, 1869-10-04
The ilodc1phio Cousrflm<u
I'm -

The PhaU dc1phf0 Gou1r5l men
Leave Clnoiuuntt-Survey of tho
HoutheIn Road New Cunukex1ctx~
C,<c1kxA1i, Ocs: Fire ptIaeeIpt'a Cornell
nen VII c3ptnle :hct. e. .lrs'1rs n the euh-
rIbs Gt s N ffst At.clA AH1a. Etu t1cl take TIRE
n:, Last for Loatssie-
i. The suaTey Of the s1u'~.i i I'-''-o:4 1 "ne from
hcre to lex'nt Tor. Tes r1tnp!et i I4.s nIgur
The Coforcd Utpne1 A.! s!iun Far, lus. e!o"tu-.
tss Icarzed Hrgelt. '.7..
C7kt1sEA7t, C: 7-aLsE aud da7+ +c1o43 etnu-
t-i.ett 10 k4cephac1 hcs Ips aapcr'tt
The bus1necs OF Est.,tiep4 E1prE.s ot1ce 10 tnis
CITY ut eE1'lef done ut tue office Of the Ad-
ans FL pteaf.
1be kfcsa Of thts city and others barc f7l@ed
nor1 f4I Ots 4 t-sEk ca ot TO 1e :aI,'T oi Ga.
s ef teit, The vete. 1cpo1;-s OF The Enqrr1r,
TAI htrh+4~d