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wrote letter to Emily, In which he said
that he had met her husband, and hoped
she would, under the circumstances, excuse
him for breaking his engagement, as he had
no wish TO meet Carisbrook, and he sincere
ly trusted that this evening alone was only
pleasure deferred.
In the hall he did not see Carisbrook, who
was putting on his hat, and he said to the
porter distinctly in his lordship's hearing;
"Gve this letter to q commissionaire, and
let him take 1t to Lady Carisbrook's, Will
ton Crescent"
These words fell like thunderbolt upon
his lordship, who, half-stupefied, watched
Sir Charles re-enter the club. He was him
self going for stroll round st. Jamos's
square, in which his club was situated, to
get an appetite for dinner, and changing his
mind, he put down his hat, and extending
his hand TO the porter, said:
"Giye mo that letter; it's for my wife, and
! can deliver IL. Most probably Sir Charles
Evander did not see me, or ho would have
asked mo to take charge of it,"
The porter did as he was requested, and
Lord Carisbrook, tuning like an angry
lion, went up stairs TO the smoking-room TO
read the letter at his leisure, unobsorvod
and uninterrupted.
Its contents astounded him. They indeed
were calculated to throw suspicion upon the
conduct of any woman, and if n man had
plunged knife into his heart, he would
not have felt more exquisite lain than he
did in reading this compromising letter of
Sir Charles Evander's.
"This is terribler he muttered, wiping
the perspiration which had gathered on his
brow in great drops away with his hand.
mo wonder Emily was not anxious to sec
me. This is how she enjoys her indepen-
dence. But the affair cannot rest here. 1t
was indeed an unlucky day for me when
Sir Charles Evander crossed the threshold.
Bitterly shall he repent his treachery:
/ must kill that man, or he shall kill me-
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VERMONT DAIRYMEN's ASSOCIATIONS
The President of the State Dairymen's AS
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other man in the State, getting from 2j to
30 cents pound while his neighbors sell at
ID and 10 cents. The secretary is O. S.
Bliss of Georgia, and among the chief pro-
motors of the movement is State senator
Homer L. Royce, ex-momber of Congress
from the third district, and owner of one of
the finest dairy farms out OF doors, with a
herd of 20 choice cows. The association
starts with good field for usefulness and n
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Trust .f.V'D NEST.

fret not, poor soull while doubt aud foar
Disturb thy breast,
The plying angels, who can zee
How vain thy Wild regret must be,
Say, trust and rest.
Plan not, nor sohcme--but calmly wait;
Ills choice is best.
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SO trust and rest
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, 1869-06-17
MICHIGAN.

Meeting OF An irish I1cprbiicuu
State Convention Mt Dc7rolt-Delc-
gnac1 ChoAeu TO Attend <he Chicago
conventional Stn3o Organization
Effected.
Special Despatch - The Chicago Tribune
. pEr1so1r, Mich, June ~
Tho 1ttsh Republican SLATE Convention met nt :
p u. At Celtic Hail, In tins city. James Mccoac
1al, OF Detroit, waa elected President ,rp ff,,,
Permanent Organization was effected, with Colo
mel John HcDermott, Of Bat CAY, President, and
J. .. Rowland, Of Aor7nl Secre.aT. AFTER
the us1ai preliminary t1naess, tic fo,.
lowing delegates to the Chicago Convention
were chosen: First Congressional District, janet
NcGnueesl; Second, J. II. Gleason; Third, James
&tponneu; Fourth, John CAucy: FIFTH, William
Mckinney: Sixth, ]. MAzston; 1T largo, 1. +.
SulliTan, Of Detroit; John MeDeEnost7 OF D1y
C1fJ.
x STATE organization M. also effected with The
io1low1ns on:eesr: President, james AcGonesai,
ot DetTp1t; Vice Pre+lients, Patrick CarTe91n,
lanes Glay1n, James UDonncll, John Clancy,
William Achinnes,, Michael Kndn1; Executive
Committee, Colonel John NcDerUott, Dr. T,
T:cGy. James CAyanASh.
, 1869-06-17
General FTcmont-WhAt E3e. Has
Conc to France For.

Ft,rs :Af SfS- frTt 7Tr7tH, Fuaf II
GenerA FirEo1t, wife n1d faU1f1f taf!e1 On 91*-
ur4A5 3c1 T1z1a IN the vHe de FaT.A TIE Ceuc.I
Foes oct On = hr1ct Ftslt tn the interests ot the
Memphis, E Faso + P1c.ac E2sts1uai Company,
WHOSE Texss sand grant bends Tor no OK, eco for
The nl4. three hundred Miles Of Their road h3ye
oeea 20 Successfully -GIo..atcs: "a tse Izs-
ket, through E.i tts..--1G eota.tT. uc ii accnn-
pantcd b. Xayor Js1,es Il. Daniel E2ztaecz-ia-
Chief Of the company, whnae persona! Inspection
Ct rnater.a; Tor The naad orlesed IN France Is re-
qutrrd. TIE E1n3gcaent Of this enterprise hAs
Recommended rurS O. the road, Independent: Of
Congressional al l1d his Advertised for
proposals for pIu:ng the first taree aul-
dred rss!es II r.r1n!cg o.t:e: h. o.tnn~-,
1s:n Tac remaining nse hundred aad thirteen
EnCcs CT the a:7 tTurk n Texas as vel! as nbo1t
t<o hundred miles OF itA am nom the HEazos
Rtre- to 'Aar<n1. running on the tafr1E-secpnd
pa-7l1el. and 80 tEu GEutred Gttks OF Tie
Pactnc ntyls1oa Of the 1oad, tetv cen San Diegp
acd Fo.t IsEes. TIC co9psnJ expec. . construct
snd complete vltaiu :hree years.. A ec1cleat
rerIeseotattre Of The co9rsnf. 0tues1 Ae.:oa 6.
Hunter. lsse member of Cun21essfrosa 1nilsua Is
On his w2J ~ rl 70 San FrAocsseo. 70 s.a1s opera
uans from San Diego, under The supeftu:e ld1uca
OF Colonel Thomas f Scs1GH1ck engineer 1ur tae
Pattcc Division Of the road The COMPANY in:end
soo1 TO br.1z theIr l4a1s IN Tens, q well as
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Sao DseEo, tn:p sac EAfkeL.
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Rexu1ar eesnrsuaie.:ion Il kHENsISG LODGE
pfdoek- vfsftns h1rthTSFF s = ~ e ss7dt.ay t9y.tea
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IOWA

Meeting OF Soldiers OF The War ui
l612-IEnck Laying on the Dea
nfotnes vallcy Rnilrund-Polistcn
Specia, Despaten 10 The Chicago Tribune
DES No1SES, Juno 16
meeting Of The surviving soldiers Q! 1sle, re-
sld1a9 IL CeDtra4 Lows, xAs hell here to-day fos
the purpose Of merno1salEing Congress for pen.
FOE Ten we're present, the youngest 2, the
oldest 81. They arc generally pretty vigorous
for their age and OF good mind. But
fhrec Of the ten usc csue In walking, while niue
o. men have Cntmra1red hearing. 1ne is blind ;
he Ftst h@yc very Rool slghL Three Eeaida IN
warren tosos5, three In N2pello, two III Polk+
and enc each IN 1'a1las. Eass and Madison Conn.
t.et, Tos Eos notel among them 70
JosetS Aet}a! OF Edaysilie, aged 81,
who Killed the Indian that Killed to9an Taey
drew up petition settling forth thctr Claims aal
askinE for recognition. Thcs werc eddreased by
md o:hrss. They wesc HE cucs:s nf The civ
and were st!cn u = ttnnes Vt the savery House Ii
Supe:tot cosH In he afternoon uleJ Visited
Places Of tI:trtsL
Track laying on the Valley Road aas resched a
ro.nt twtnty miles wcst OF Des Mo&nes- il nm
1Ach the Northwestern hy the 21ta Of Jut5. anil
Fort Dodge b. the s,h OF middle Of November
The t2zt ticket talked of b. the Democrats Il
General ], Il Tottle, Of DrS NUEles, for Governor
and co1onc. P. Richardson, o. IeCrcco.. fo
lteuttuaIt Governor.
, 1869-06-17

1hc Ssubetnntprtnl Cnmpnign-Con-
19ictink Reports Us to Ehc Coorhe
10 be Tnken By tho Knoxville
"htE-haahFille City Politics.
satesA Despnteh to The Chicago Tribune
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June ID
1ne report that the Knoxville r'hi3 Is about to
81 over 70 the ssokes factlon IS not credited here
The FuEnor doubtless arose from sac fact under
etooa sone time eco By the Seuter nea, TINT pce
6 s!a tne sfSetnolders Of The WAf1 10 tn favo! Of
e4"kfA u u believed, however. ths& 81y tndes-
49, f!l-Lng h"t*een him Aci his h8socia.cs MAJ
Ole oale Ass2s aaius.ea> sau.s1 hu 6s.1>1
, 1869-06-17

47TB< Through Car from New York IA
SAcEhmenIo-TfH0P Scouting for
Indians Along the Platte.
specsa1 Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
0xAHl, Junt 16
The Congressional Committee Of Wars and
Means left here at o'clock this morning for
Sacramento In WoodEurs y silver palace car sc"
q he CtntEL P1dtc Railroad. THIS party carue
through tIon New Totk city BY the saEne c4t,
Mn1ca HLI he the drH1 to take Passengers through
NON SeE fork 70 Sacramento without change
a CneJenne telegram reports the Arrival Of Nj.
ing.
:. Nothing further from the Indians On the Platte.
SeEesN companies OF troops, rex emily from Call
IgTnia- hafe been sent out on tho line OF the
the neiRhhu1h hood.
Weather stoFny.
, 1869-06-17
KANSAS,

Indians Arriving nt the ReaeFvn~
tfons-Trnek LnTinH on the South-
cru Rrnnch OF the Kansas Pacific
Land SAles-R e1oiu1lous Passed
By ahc Settlers ON the Neutral
LhRdA,
LKlTEIwoRTu, June 16.-Tne zirnrs a,ad cpn-
ss1ratict has special from E1isru1ta Eay.nz thai
rorernment guide has t1st arrived from Mcdl-
Cine R,un. The Cnu1anches and EioEas were
<aln1g 4iuxiy 10 the r.:>et,1::aai Il Cls:5
supply, lstr The Che,euac &ll A3caAos
, 1869-06-17

ground during The dIascuxston In Eat Teunessee,
End the more s4n9uIae friends Of hil are now
claiming that section Of Ihe State
The DtmocIztA, a A oEK7ni7A alton, seenR ia
have entirely abandoned the oeid, and 4ra not
eren nominating candidates for the Lezts!atuEe.
The compromise on Nashville municipal 1G2.rs
hang1 IRE The new Finance Committee has lot
Jet been chusen, Ald the Injunction Against 4 por-
ton Of the city oncers atn cootInaea-
NASHVILLE, June 1E--Geatemeu who arrived
In SnAhr1lle. today. 1rou Knoxville, coo1rm the
report that tie kEo1v11le Fhig, Seater orgso, /.
AooGt TO change sldeA II Will they Alle9c, holzs
the stotts caG to MnsroE. This change u the re-
suit Of the fact tnat the majority Of the oxrer9 OF
tue Fh{0, which Is Joint STOCK concern. are 70.
STOKES. The doctrine o. universal suffrage does
not 9ecm to take tn EAs Tennessee, and tAt
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