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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-02-09
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d. Il. boV LIZ III,
agent lor me orleans county Marble works at
Dar.pn, mCuiu return ms thanks 70 me puDIe
A' ~ ~" p''p'i'O = D'-l'H
opvp CTo>ypo ,,O>,7,,p~rc
GREATLY REnICEn PRICES
basement of Kimball & Perce's store, whose
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w ell-IAnOwn F'act
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-02-09

Agent for the Orleans County Marble Works at
Barton, would return his thanks to The public
for their patr the last eight years and would
say that he is now prepared to finish
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-02-09
GRAVE STONES. MONUMENTS,

as the NJ. s K. E. Smiths Shop, under the
basement of Kimball & Pierce's store, whose
course has been so short lived has this day ceas-
ed to exist, he having purchased what marble
they had on nand. Iii
, 1869-11-05

Tie Post of Last evening Rays that Tur
TInrSE at so1no time or other cbs1acter.
i?cd the proposed purchase Of Mr, D. =
f1nm1nools farm as site for tie COUNTY
Insane Hospital as the Hammond farm
svind1e."
We have carefully examined our files 10
see what warrant there might be fur the
i'*t+ assertion. We can find nothing in
ouE columns which gives the least color to
such a charge, The only article which we
published On TINT subject was on the 4th of
July last, which article VIC reprint in an
o,her column. The substance of this arti-
c:c is that the Board OF Supervisors at ono
time proposed to buy Mr. Hammonds
furm, or>rather that portion Of it which
embraces all his buildings and ilnprnve-
ucnts, ma spring capa!'1e Of delivering
supply Of pure water o. the required eleva-
tioa, sufficient for all the purposes Of the
as,lum; that Mr.. Hammond offered to take
. certain price for it, and that subsequently
the Board Of Supervisors concluded 10
build The hospital on the County Poor
House grounds, and take the risk Of being
able to supply it with water by an artesian
we'll, The argument 0f tho article. 60 far
as il: contains any argument, is to the effect
, 1869-11-05

~ dae latest from The Csnl,n stons r,. .,..
down s ~ vas man Of meAu1 n" Iss
poeie's ni spece nsPs PS. ,s95s sso win as
sne *ondroHs tale. Here II d. 4ee '0a'nat 1eiis
enssana n sa.a9da! last Matthew son Of Dr. exaasc,
shLc sisitilR ssni r. sqq5gso9, q.rs@, q .nis ~
opp, from ,he saouadIus dsoI'.' dans' tRnd;ss tRRssss
~ ~ ,,tt OF the e1carated resting niuca
seemed is WI Mers q stone something thai
eid button Th,nkpg that msest M a.ene os TsusIJ
sohh soMe amalty to The wouderfm s,asne. liz ;sS
Is sse qt sa fust Nom It's sn1iace besweeu
fS9Hbeit It n the olds Of hs coat .iis fMs y
tnciT n 9! noe!nE o,d copper con and he scenr,'.
g. s5ss4sS5n fs5si1!5 u ~ ~ poslet 6foasSt
she eleventh e 4 when 81 sncent con Il t1Peus4 psssq
on The obseI1e T6er ersyea,ed 1tself. - Aea64s
TIE he Empes Ie.D ria 9a% SIC y ne hsaa Of
.ne enia' and :he sacred heart st1upe HeaI9 @ ssom
bsassiss sass es 9e h1sa:s Rs,
r. ioos!as teS 99n !.
srenasfed s. sompetent
les1Jn. son Of Grrsant Prircc oi meaoa
II tc cen n re re ds T. he ngure Of tic Godaes.
10 1e inc a:r ana nnclent crown Ts.,sd lie a,P
ma ssme eaional emblem, tos oax, ~ shta1d
rsi Potn;ngp snpnoited r. By lne leIt hand aud sae
~ - ns set which she ssema intrnt;, ga;,Mttn WIN
;,r.s ~ around the circle il III tbs WssS
G!1taith the iutc1ptetatIon Of whIcn \. M ~
h'nE anu the Law" The CON Ii 7;s ,.s-. o,s tns
tpe edge OF the I'm can Be dmtincfH}V3
seen "alAnnoFcen Hall Penny," with rep
.teaFnt.lote u leaves 1u.ertN luluR. The donom5-
n.sap q the een Is imprinted IN raised ierserSaad
eset.tblog connected with s shows it 10 he roI,,
O. Or ne reign Of The Emperor whose name it benra
EQEtoel. N connection with the unearsnIno Of the
eaone R1anl ts discovery in the loose dtrt inroTn
Up 1fotn sne bed OF tbs excavation wnere the nr"t
ne s,,, " oa 5onna ND 5es iss s certainly quits ntes
~. T. aa1 seems 20 edo 70 the general interest
teF1 OF the nineteenth peatolT, N.Y.
, 1869-11-05
TIE NDHMDN SCHIgN.

Ike rebellion against the gross material
! IL and scIsual1sn with which Brigham
1"Ung has impressed the Mormon Church
isa healthy indication, but one not traught
with any considerable ground Of hope for
REFORM in that community or religion.
Se1snalism and materialism haye been
Brigham Toungs stronghold. There was
not CROUCH in Joe 6niths sreYelstioua, j"
apart from more carnal and material in:
ducc1rents, to have founded the Mormon
sect upon any thing Like its present t,asis of
prosperity. Several Of the so-cat1cd rebels
engaged N this movement are the1 1selyes
rolyga nists, and their doctrine th4: Nor.
u'ons are % nothing il not spiritual" can
have. rs to them, NO very deep Foundation.
Erigham louugs bull of e1communication
declares in effect that those who believe
" '-noaism is nothing # not spiritual"
st:' no true interpreterso Of the faith: Young
's-oHs better. He.knows TINT 11orn,ouisu
is n"ihing if not material, sensual,
::l pol: iazrous. ''Come witt, me
and will give ron land in due tir.c Won
~il ha.e stock, houses, orchard., and
al rstlnnt wealth. As fast as your wealth in
cs..-,s you niay have nivcs-as many az
90, r"n sclpoH. will divorce them for
s.a vhe:. you will, On the payment Of
t":ll fe+, :.ad you may suit yourself with
.,h"rS."
1lis is tha gist of Normonism. Tho
new doctrine will continue to be regarded
ls tie uGss uf Mutmons as hereay, no
letter than the Christianity Of the Gentiles.
True Aorr'onisn is 'snoth1ng unless sen
auL!."
, 1869-11-05

The ratification by svvcn more States is
needed to make the Fifteenth Amendment
past Of tho Constitution Of the United
Suites. There can be no reasonable doubt
TINT 1own, Minnesota, Ohio, Rhode Island,
TexaH, md Mississippi will, this winter, rs-
duce the needed number to ono only. Ne
hraska could bu counted on with as much
certainty as either OF these six States, but
The regular session Of her Legislature does
not occur till January, 1871. Alabama
will probably ratify, aud 50, probably, will
Georgia. But The question ought not
to depend upon any probability,
and need not, il the Governor Of Nebraska
sill call together the Legislature Of that
STATE, sfould he 10 SO, the question will
''e settlet, and, We should think, the people
Of Nebraska would insist upon going upon
the record with an essential vote, and not
as suIernumera1y. At any rate, as thero
me- but sa1 more States that can be relied
uron absolutely to rntify the amendment
thls winter, and the question may be
leit uncertain fur another year unless tho
Nebraska Legislature thall bo called to-
gether, would it not be judicious, even if
uot clear pnbl;c duty, on the part of
Governor Butler, to convene IN e1t1a ses-
sion IN that State: We trust the subject
VIII receive the consideration duo to it's i'm
Fortance, and that Nebraska will take to
herself the honor Of giving the final vote
upon the last Tezed question that The rebel-
lion has left rs.
, 1869-11-05
TOBACCO Production III shr Il niirt
St4teRs

The following interesting s,a,!.TA a':r'>
apo9 Lne ptodhction o. tubAccn ~ lA.ss Ma y -
The amount OF tobscco ta.se,i u, t~ Stars
and TetritcEtes Of tho tn.uu, in La. Wv
!sv..o1, 6a5 po1ndA In lst0 u reached <hs ss,I'
a'o;s, Pv4aon, ~ incIease - Of ~ prr seae ~ ~
o2.oo1, 1,l9o pounds. In other worl4, IL i@A. ~! ="
total pruducf Of to},accu OF tt.s thau i"u hua!i
million round1 Ia the sAsea snd Ttrrt 'rr1, isr;:
tMo States produced osrr ono hnn'lre, y ~
nAAop. Of tho 2H ouut Of IL q !, 4al p AlAs r.
auced In all tho States All 1rEs1sAT'~s' ~ lss
sfRinM produced .e1,stS3la pounds anl kea
glnta and KENTUCKY produced Ia Ism n ulr t1Ao
half the tobacco gsoxn In the En,'ej 5tasa-
IL ia 0 CURIOUS fact tnat mots nf Its.s tablee'
Is raised in esesy Ssa'e and Territory cxtrp' H.
aTne auount ra,se1 IN tho New Eue,ana states
IN 1850 was 1,iua9s0 pounds; 10 l-sl, y. ~ ~
in 1850 to d"oo, 1z1 poutds: Mszsacbu.rt.s !so.n
138 eto pounds il 1s:o 10 a,e33,19 pounds u -
Tho amount rstsed In the m'a'iis Stats ~; Y
pounds. New York Increased hrr protn::'eno
from 8, 1so pounds In 1850 10 5,:e4,:+: peunds ~
1890 peErsIlyan. Increased irun 9ls. I'll pouaus
n 1s1 to pounds l9 ls 1he 1eaDds 70
S, 410, ,965 pounds .., T.,
NJ Yae amount ralsed In the southern s:sts.a y
ns 1sse Eas %. SO 4so pounds; ta lss. 8 8S,ss..s
Iaiseti sa1,o .oto pounds, e,.t.,;u
+"7he amount faised tn the Western 81 s's.s' III
1850 vas s4,7eass7 pounds; IL lssa' 1''''"'
6aNe1t TO Kentucky, Ohio and Missouri .l are 'A0
greatest tphHcco- growing Stotes IN ing ues ,,.1
"Tha amount raised in the Pactne ssat0
was 6E4 pounds; ID 1SCo, 10 ed9 PonnUG y v;,c,uts
| !" The collection Of tax on tobseco n ~ -
seysn moatha ead1a sspeIaeet e! tae sans
@ &C. agsnst tsa5 6ll 81 l0f th,a ~ 7es1 6efax
81. as j7sVsa lie sopeIvisoE esuna;es trosa- ~
revenue nom tobacco In Vlrsnta fot no ,eN ,; Ut
, 1869-11-05

~
Washington:
EAsH1fGT0HIANs AApLY ecikKp.
ne ct1olt to counter1ct the influence of tbe
HEaaaon OF she capital movers In the West Is be-
psfsn e 'e e. assae bsne, f9r sapes has been pre-
tues, that he viii take somo cogni1snca % nj : tss
natter 10 hs forthcoming annual message. dis,
cauntcpahc!ng the project ol removal. and In
uen of the suhjeet,' >-o''''
There is no danger that President Grant
will use my special personal influence in
the dizsction these Wnshingtonians desire,
He may oppose. On grounds Of economy,
any immediate movement townrd removing
The capital at present, hut the sa1no motives
Of economy will doubtless induce him not
to favor any further appropriations for pub.
lie buildings in Washington while the 1ues-
ton remains in aboyance. If the Washing.
tonians desire to innugurato n war Of poti.
tions, the people Of the West will crafty
them. Tor every ten thousand names they
can get signed to q petition asking for the
Of tie seat Of government, aud the
creation Of the needed public buildings
ar " nsh1ngt.'n, Tho rcnidcuts Of the Missis.
sipri Valley and tho Pacific coast will for.
ward petitions that will compare very
favorably in length with Pennsylvania
avenue, and will reinforce them with good
deal Of Eastern support. The Washing.
tonians had better trust TO the riy inertia
and not actively ngitate question in which
they are upon tho side Of inBetion, By a
policy Of polito postponemcnt anda tbligtnt
study Of s. How not to dol, they may avert
the result for ten or twonty years. BY
precipitaing it as direct issue they will
be very likely to bring about tie removal
Of. the seat a government in much shorter
term
, 1869-11-05

Howard County. Md ), On Sunday cseasug last, in
Dis es1 yeaf, nnsirg beeE born IL Easds.Uwn, NeI-
e0n County. IN this State, June 8, 1854 liz Was
educated n The na,dstosn graunsr schooi: stud.
In fs19 be vnH appointed Aide de. Ca,np 10 Geo.
e1al WlnIoef, ana during the sane year @as
In 1918 He was at tue batt.e OF lie r6ames
a. aid. to General Celd sell, after Enton h
was uRaIn elected 10 the Legislature, Thrra @ he
cont,Iuta mill eltcted, In. 1sss to Congress, to
which he was funr times reelected. lie was. for
several teesors, Chairman OF the Couuistes, On
Pohae Ianos- On h.s retirement from Congress-
ard WIS speaker IN 1854; In 1886 he Was elected
l!ooienans Governor of ksntnck5i on Tho s5eald
Governor. and in ls41 Waa appointed Poat-
maatcr 1cperxl by President Tilcr. In l34o
he was gent by President Polk On secret mission
to Texas TO lcuk alter aapexaaon: IN 1s49 be was
9 member Of the eonysnuon called % re7i.e the
csue e Representative IN Congress- from this
State, having previously occupied q seat IA the
Peace Convention" Of February tn that year, and
serred to the ea0se Of tho Thirty .Sevsnth Coz
RIess. he va alEo delesate to the Chicago
Convepston Of 1854
, 1869-11-05
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1869.

sut Or this portion of the agreement,
nha oosnt1et an Injunction to pTerent ihs
election OF Mr. Mcllenry, Upon rhst erounds
.as ln!unc!ion Taa obtained we are unaale to
@ ssssc; oot Eot 1mprooah!e that the real cause
W. W. cpnneeteH Mlt6 the recent gold specuation,
hno toas tne Erie Directors found it tncouvcnIeat
70 caffJ out tne terms Ut the ugrrement. wnich In.
yolFeo. among ofher matters, a i.Yro cam nav
meo1 IN the Unit week OF November. IN accnnnt
" otesune coupons and accrued interast oo tna
nohaa Considering the Iultnless mnnner ia
which ne Eric Directors had prrvjouslT ncted in
rGspecs 10 the lease Of tho Auannc i Grcst
Htstern, It Is clear that no rejIance could Dc
placcu Upon my agreement eutcrcd1nto with
men. nnstA accompanied by the4a anosraurtal
ana hAteIIA Rustznteos for good fifth wh,ch the
nhnnctal agent ot the Atlantic L Great western
Gonp2ny has throughout hl1 pt0ornttons IN.
sLatco n1on. There y no. doubt Stat tho Erie
COMPANY Ii u present IN financial tfIt11cu1tY
oHtnx to its heavy purchases OF shtrcg in iho
Cicvclacd Pittsburgh, Toledo i Wabssh. aud
QUEER iahwaJe for the purpose OF Obtaining
conaoliuK influence over Inose Ines The Ietfer
OF oar NEW York correspondent cups2in1 somn
palueu!afn respecting rntst TRANSACTIONS, which
point 10 considerable losses sustained. And the
payment OF which, CT the sacrifice Of tho shnres.
i, Tor the presenk ouly a7el1ed bY The YnenSiy
iiElnne6os of New YORK judge At the meet.
laH on tuesday no accounts were submitted. II
our opinion u correct ns 10 the cause or the rup.
tne between the TWO companies tho various
efaSseA OF c7editot8 may expect shortly to hear ot
resort 10 litigation for the ptEpoae OF projecting
their respective rights and intercstA"
, 1869-11-05
me Erie Kntlrond Creditors in Enr.
HAno Aftor EIsk+ Gould IL Co,-L,s1.
KAtlon in PFoSuPcr

tn 1n' shx LoEsdon 1in<s, cii; artielk, Qct, Ia
ana ~ the 'oatng With rrgsrd 10 the Enc Raiiu,v =
En,,,eae eae Atlantic Il Great Western is from M
everT goa s"sG sT II simply confirms tnat whlca
- ns1 ~ q eapta nc sunk IN The Er3e line. and A.
he las, I NV va nsssis before the reTelssons Of
az n1s entitled @ 70 but nenceiorsn. II oeo.
JUDGES may ee ksne .aer ~ money IN stals where
Eattcr: N' eApetencc laey m0S
oes~een the Erie ard Ire Atianuc s:st Wsss
havt Se.seS 70 bc's1s 70 ,as. means
isll.n through Mesrs F,sI, Goaid.' and iaee 1sse
hsepr y bess e, essn
reciors TO Restrain any vo1nR on ~ ~, s'e -
tsa to1a We
Great Western with the Ktie Connan1 ~ Auas u.s
n.ras nta g. ~ SST of giving to Ill
that Mr. James Mcrlenry should haTe = ass;
II The Ere hoard at The lass momens
The KHe Directors opposed the eaSTytnr
, 1869-11-05

lie ignored, and il. m Ill acknowledge, Of
y,ful importance to the interests Of the
country. D"uhness there arc very many
persons in this, rs IN every other cunn''-
nifty, Who have given it but ittlo thought.
But as it is high timo they had begun to
think about it, and they will be helped to
good beginning by Professor Perry's lecture
ilia ornniun.
, 1869-11-05
THE CASE OF THE CUBA,


opinion OF tho Unttcd staxoa ron,.
missioner.
oons9 MS 9Ne oeioW M ne Opinion q tne Unted States
Iii 10 ea t,I1 - .ne lac ~ ses taoa "hlen, IL
,sun ~ W * sseps 81 n1acy nc9aits the ah as the
ton ~ ~ II; ,na !a"s, Wlea.a proper .nepreta-
"on u tno sta'o4es- helow Is tae oFluion:
nr,o r,,.., lcprf.J
q -. GupM .'
1r A.. 5sr .Mc 1 M 10 pam
ion Of he nci Of cor1resa Ao y ~ ts ra'sa
trs5 @ dla , NJ ous and aTm, and dil procure to pc
nafa cat aou sse1, wsinin a ne lmss .! tae
Gs Gs;e WA y nen. ssa 7 9e sa shan =
rT'sa end ae pppc 81 Cooa, 70
SenIn rnD,rr ,1n Wn,cS .h !s,, .ne pSSoiss 2!
al neaca esya caret"1iv sns nav;swf I ,ns test;
mnn9 oirap ansno s1.mns+,n sn1 .aS Estt
ths snnmenta os cnnnsei q auu w.;1 ~ ~
cssea citea in tnnn"rr y, ma. eh a.s,,ana sus
and am Of on.nion thst l,,t tTo scts ara shn1u -
hnye been comn4itted within The lllaits oi tie
neutrsiv lavs can be- tnferTeS rbe.s ea aerso w
flTst, tho enltsrncnt of The Hituess Jsmes f,nTon
Jr; By b. u. Munro, one OF tno Ie!endsnts: and
win, this aet no one but the Sefendeut Mnnrn ia
shoAp to have been connected SscondIy the
act ot saIiu4 on board 4 cargo Of coal ran me
schooner .Iaues Pretmore, fae testimony q, ali
tasen o. board tie Cuba while sns Wss W. I'M iy1pe 70
Long Isiatd Sound, fGstds Nontaoe PoI1n aud
therefore clearly vt1htn the lipt.a OF tne Hmte,l
states, eyep though eae VII nor. thsn t1rea
n.,les from the rt1Gre.
FrQu all the evidence n to the nostt1on Of tha
CpbA at the tune Rne received the arms. storns
audiu men from The Pei.el, the Charter Oat. the
ONLY Sop, The Martha washington and ina VIZ
glnla Seymour, teiieye that she wss more tsan =
marine leaRue from land. ana W1tnout tne finds.
dc:ion OF Inc united Atatea,
The evidence, as well OF the prosecution a. Of
tho defence, shows TINT some of these Defendants
were merely psssenRers on the vessel. who haI
had Joined her on The "nign seaa;" that these
pcrsons had exerrled no command and
had no control over the vessel or !ts
crew until after the a1ns had been put on beard
md the coal ehtpped, and not until the
cuba MAS On the high seas and beyond the limits
anu Jurisdiction OF tue Uuited H,etcs. II ia
Claimed by the defence that a. no nroot has haar,
oleIed by the prosecut,NI. that the initci s;ntc
ii al twace wish SpaIn-shts betrr as theT claim =
ulut.1ial potnl OF the chsrve made arstn;r 11nm
that the Commtssioner cannor rsfr taficto, no,1ca
0I The fact. Nnd that thn nr,.acnt;n, hn.tss. t@.o
nrort n Aaa fsrt thot ,h to;a cSa. nas saK ~ ~
ihe prn with thIs la ~ tSs eass lnS csn,ot ~
auree. Tha pnI,n Arts T+ca,tsa ctc ,ns1a ~
tia limited etates vim tnraion cnnn,rics are d;
cial1v noicc h1 the cnnrtq nfsTna T%d,a AZ s,a,a
and ne ssrt thsr nsaca " aa sta @
States AMI Snai Il nnt1tc a,ter otst,o VIC i,
whnin neni1 M, neaa nI4 T., tae
stncS Ia. tnn ae e.tS ndFu " ~ ~, 70
the d. fsnea NAV ths 3rtias uso ~ aae aau
acting asS cnmmII,,nn ns ,st,e. ~ Phn sn
, 1869-11-05

Well Thaf Ends We'll" Played batter tbsn c,ee,
wncro In The United States; aud 1. was ,ea,,y n
Luxury to sit through a whole evening
nnd hear every sentence lntel!'gently eoun.
ctated, zee every tcene freshly painted, and.
better thnu oil, see every auattor attrntiva
Drew, ranks with the historic iemales of the
drama. She has been three or four times uair,ca.
ever good wife, yet ever wontftous nctresss
spd her career ~ manager IL also hapnT and
profitable. Edwin Booth has theatre hi Pnii%. Hua
delphia,. devoted 70 '' star playing, and. here
fore, OF less reputation than the Arch. Thera Is
ieieou. woman, which is nearly eqioi to t1,e
Arch IN character. The opera L. not petmant.t
Institution here: The park Of the ci1J i loern
uopR OF interest IN 1t. NaTu
, 1869-11-05

tl,:.! u uoI!I Il .ve Evcn wiser 10 buy alr.
H.lllnuhIs . i:.n.. On account Of its peculiar
..:vaa.ages IL. regnrl L, water.
on its merits, although We have seen nothing
10 change tho views which we then o1-
pressed. Nc refer to tho nantter merely to
show that there is &c. syllable OF truth in
tho P1si's allegation.
, 1869-11-05

Tho only candidate on the Barnacle ticket
who ran considerably ahead of his aaso-
cintes was tho one whom the Erenno Po.t
did not support, to wit: Hickey, Hickey
received IN the city 1905 votcs, being
2,a7l moro than Solomon received, e.75G
more thnn Knickerbocker, 1880 more
than Ham, and so on-his average excoss
over those whom the Post supported being
nearly 5000. This dguro represents tho
average amount of damage inflicted upou
the Barnac!os by the 1os.,s advocacy nf
their olalms.
Hickey had nothing to commend linn to
public faror except the Posfs studious and
pe1slstent refusal to say a word in his be.
half.
, 1869-11-05


Ne Lave no desire to waive any portion Of
the honor the Bnrnacles are disposed to
award 10 Tur TRIBUNE for it's share in their
overthrow. Il they will insist on nttribut-
ing to us far more of the credit of that re-
suit than We would lie disposed to claim,
We can ouly say that il VIC shall not stand
high in the esteem Of the people it will not
LIE their fault. For no mere praise is so
fnl' of true homer md fame US tho abuse Of
discounted and defeated wrongdoers.
That is always hearty and sincere, and tells
its story
1t is hardly becoming, however, in any
person occupying the position Of Journal
lit ~ bceal tle fact that a great public
rrform should have been accomplished
through the influence Of the press. He
should console himself with the reflection
that, il one portion vf the press aided eni-
GENTLY in tho reform, another portion had
aided with equal efficiency in the abuses.
Indeed, go far as the recent contest
involved tho press at oil, it was q
fight between ticket satisfactory to the
editor Of one German newspaper and
a ticket in accordance with tho yiegs
Of the remainder Of the press. We
SEQ nc reason why it would have been less
dictator'al for the editor Of one German
newspaper to impose ticket on ths l.pub.
licnn party shnn it has been for the editors
VI tho other daily papers TO support q
Peoples ticket III opposition. Certainly, rs
between government Of many papers aud
Ut one paper, it is moro democratic to 10
governed by the mniu,ity
, 1869-11-05
PERSONAL.

Mr. Lant Thompson, the distinguished sculptor,
WIS married to Miss Potter, niece Of Bishop Pot.
Ter, at Schenectady. on Tuelday night
ii. Thttrs being asked II be should spesk much
next Session, tas1: Not At ALL "Nos at all !,
and why ?" "becausc you should nerer make !,
notse In the Chamber OF q sick man.
Assistant A''1utant General ENio: (colorcd), Of
South Carolina, coxhidet the Governors ASSISTANT
private sccfelat5, kavanauRh {whIte} On Friday
last, on account Of jealousy OF the la,sess assen.
tIons TO Nrs. Elliot.
Anthony Thoncpe received from his English
publishers $4,000 for his tic Kpeg lie Was
Right" 1t Was published In thirty.s,x parts, at
slSrence each. The sale nus poor, aul IL Is said
In London that II the publishers had Il ven Mr.
Irpllope y, co., and then destroyed the MSS, they
would hase been better OF,
The Cuban Junta In New York ts composed OF
seven men: Senor J. u LcuDs its President, also
the Cuoan Envoy near our government; Fl. ill.,
lard Clsresoa, Vice President, gentleman Of
large landed possessions. Lawyer Of recognized
tAcut and ability; Francisco Fesscs, a Havana
banker OF great wealth iSnacio A1faro, War Sec
fetaf!, merchant and importer; J. n. Mestre a
wealthy planter: DR.. !. F. DassDra Of rar,o Rico
SECRETARY Of The Junta; aud Jose TANGO, Business
Manager.
TIE celebrated Se!aton, Doctor and Senator
was sent for, dag Of TWO since, 10 Nulnopse, to
lslt d. Dtlfus, tho Mayor OF the city, who was
somewhat lndisposed. Nelason arriyei tn1shs
morning anil went back IN the af,eraoon, Cost 10
the iudtsposel Dollfus, B,00o francs, What nnnat
nave been the Emperor's bllL. who during bis lat.
Ineaa, had both Nelaton and FEauvel--hnrdty ,ess
cetebtased-thstce day for moro than month
me Hartford cotinant saJs: "The Eew Tori
Tribune sent here 70 report the WomanA Conven.
flon, young g1sl Miss Nelly M1okay Hutchinson.
VINO lid hct work with excellent Judgment and
, 1869-11-05

No g. which on lmn.tlssct ress1tn 1 q
IT, i e;r :; r.; e as. s..
>. w. tixc - .int iLc migrant train approaching
.;' ,..s s'P|a "a n, Ss' ~ 4, esSsa rs.
asss5hs% sad ~ o,en hroie rroieay III oa .
me-, ,i,o ia otde, to bEssk tne Il r.
.trr,siv by t coll1aon. IAd II no. BEEN for
iii ii II ;hiine T. pscsumed th.s shc aeedde1t
Mo.1b fbtst thicn killed aud two Badly wounded
ttne S Killed ~ On the 1prr%s t1an. Tim msuaea
f1.xii iihhcldr. Jun. Phlhn ur!i and Joseph ThnHsa
Srsiy tn}urtd -.!anra 1ihl and Davd sliuIds, SUI
~. Mary Bel, " hose collar bone u Lspkru.
, 1869-11-05

We remind our readers again Of tho Free
Trade meeting at Farwell Hall this evening.
There is certainly no man In this country
who can discuss the subject more ably and
more understandingly than Professor Porryl
and the opportunity to hear him should not
be lost. The question is one which cannot