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The speech Of 11r. Thomas Huyno at ths
Citizens meeting. on Saturday evening,
WAS marked with force OF logic that WIS
irresistible, and, st the same time, its can
dog. in 80 much as it related to national poll
tics, viii couaend it to the general public
Iii. Hoync is Deuaocrat.-one Of as,ilis,
and one who has long hesn foremost in the
advocacy Of the interests Of his party. fet
Mr. Hoyne, uhn il DC candidate for Office,
candidiy stAtes that the1e need be no fear
Of the Democratic party seeking 10 disturs
the regen in any Of the political rights b.
may hare obtained, and that, in accepting
Reconstruction Is hpalitS Of the qnes-
tons 1t includes, they hare taken the
neg2o With nll the rest, A1r. Hayea,
in a speech delivered few nightt
before, made substantially the same state
ment. efr. Coo1bansh DECLARED thai If the
question Of suffrage, rs dispo ed OF
by the Fifteenth Amendment, was not satis-
facto1y 10 The people Of Illinois. and there
vas i demand for Il special provision
in onr State Constitution upoa the Same
question, he would. as memb.r Of tbs
convention, yose for suei, special clause,
ard vote that it be submitted to The people
Of Illinois for their apprns-l md ratihca-
tion. 31r. Uares and Gcue,0l Cameron
.aakc the same statement, not only for
themselves personally, hut for the
political frienls they represent With
this concurrent pledge BY these
gentlemen, publicly made, bow idle
is the franic statement that to elect them
is to lut the Fifteenth amendment in
peril. and to erdaugcr tue political rights
and htarties Of the c,.osed people. ILL.,
nols bis already ratified that amendment,
End it ii beyond the Jurisdiction Of tie
Constitutional Convent. Il. vas sub.
u.itse1 to The Legislatures Of the States,
and 10 body bat a Legislature can take 40
tian upon it. Whist more can Mr. Scam
men do upon this question than
Mr. C<,o.saugh pledges himself u
do: What more can Messrs- Bond AMI
Stark do than s1r. Hayes and a1r. Cameto,
stand pledged TODD?
The great end sought By the war hayin!
heen attained, the work Of reconstructio,
became natte, OF deep solicitude. Con
gress, after much trouble, adopted policy
which has been carried cut, and much 0
the SUCCESS of that policy hAs depended
and yet depends, upon the acquesoenc
therein Of the whole people. The non1ina
ton Of the Citizens ticket in Chicago ha
had the effect Of developing how utterly il
sane is tho idea that The Democracy inten
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and threatening to kni her, that aho t+cApea Anu
went 10 Michigan, where he had followed het.
IOWA
A p4ooR Noa1An II Nj P1easast has hen knowr
IN he1 :" nasa!onzr5 han" Tbs exgz she 1Asa ars
sold lor tho beneat uf the heaioen.
4 few wetkA AEu 4fA A1Aae't4 4. NAnadtad. l.
3 , of MI P1easauL VII admitted to tho bar and
aufhor1ted 10 practise laN tn tt4a Btate Tho
Mount Pleasant Ies,mai In gistn4 so account OF
her adufa1nn, &z5s: "Kf4 2Aa1fsId IL young
married lany Of about II ye.r # 1ge, d
szxdaate of tho lows WaxseyHa Un.re1Hty, 4ud
= LADY Of strong mind. That she nas tho brain
and tho lece<sAty ability to make 4 xood record
Tor herself III tho profession OF her chuc"s no ons
viii dupute Her husband, Professor J. T. Mkas-
feld, uas ziso sdulttea at ths Eame stuae''
The Dies Ao.te Rfgas{eT gives tho foI,oWtpx
sbs'rAet Of The ceasas returns tor sae yess 1sas:
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81. LorIs, Oct 2a-Anothes htaSJ IanN tt9ksa
Of several hours duration preraueo ht!e !ass
pteht and thts morning. the g7odna *as sasesea
Min about iwp inches ot snnw aod ice
I, DxfHUsF. Oct as-Abous half past tnis mota-
5rR, bnpR COMMENCED falling IN tNs GtT 4nd
negnburhooo, snd continued unit: .. Ehs sele-
Ff4pn l1nea tn III directions suffered Encn Hom
ard osbsn ents1 tzees In III paEs Of city Ire nsdl5
bepff1 down, 4.
Fuxf WAxs1, Ind, Oct. s3.-The ht1s1sxt nlox
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Faint Shooting Astray on the Cars
LOUISVILLE, Oct. IA SERIOUS shooting Aursy
took place this morning GO The down trMn 70
Leut gtun. A1ex g. KnneEta. lAvJex Of Sne1.
bJvllte, and Marion BenAnnou- I merchant Of
Gonsolas1on, bA1 = lawsuit yesteEda5, III Fraok.
fort, and aftet tue auts VA oser, had soma has3
~ords IN tho annjec.. Tney hotn entered The
game r4r tnsa IuaEutng. "a fvnte home, xud waEe
not seA&ed lobk when thu qoatres teco nr1enees1-
Helux Heaf1 pt htspn.,ng, kohelss went .ntn ne
smoking e4r, bat Nas sboa followed these b3
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MINNESOTA,
AInuesosa is IN local squahbls oTer tho location
Of the state University. s Paul Ii taxing tts ~.
verge Oh Minneapolis soz Advocating the removal
Of the State Capital to ksndyohL By urging that
The university be removed from St Anthoay 70
the city OF the same nnpronounceabla nane.
The Fa1rbault Republican orthn GOTH asya:
htfrss oes1.sreaesz hAvs lea e tne d'snts1 II =
Here tae .ssdous i<s ct borss ste sat
''sat,i Ss9;' III. = bi g.sv.,sn. s;e
!a:,sd ba..s r sa:,,ot 1t
s s: tf : = sss A. ss; II Il ssfs s:s M
# IT, ~ finns.y r. I'D q h.prenaS R e ~ h! .:1sa
tfe q ii. IL the n I'D n. sn'saias e. Az; .ss:s
as:s r.
q s .na .ba art tsr
a a he e. e.
II. IL 5 y &: st IL: u L :: :ss ss + Il 4. /: L " S
s..X ;5:a,ss e 3sR ts. i: -! r.
inn'.d.s.ey - least hesd hn Fl Ths;e the
E = s &C., 4 ~ ssa atss
sass Ar IDa 4 & e. Pf q 0as :.
1se asss :, e ,.as SS* z L
r! edted i Jsi TSs ps5ss .1se.tsd *sse
a 10 a.ns @ at she w y. s.ss sSs Il
ass % h;5s =; Sess.
;a = i: 8 :;ss & r. sss T'
At Omaha, on Sunday Of LAST week, Val htKlu-
uey, The reteTte ii tho pfrze-1xnt petreen Alien
And McEoo!e@ had 81 7ough41d-tuph'e :" 11ght
Nth = nackmar. KNOWN y "untostunxsa
PAT" Bile, Rougu, klck, al these wero "io, y
ard all ot them were resor.ed 10. From the 1tazt
"VDfoTt0nAta raI :" wss not 20 untucty u hts
rAme woold tmpiT. he Is layRe, mus9uI1r and
powerful, and cot Eesy aiow On hid pins, al of
which poor Val founu to bis surprise and sozrow.
The litter 1na1ty emerged nom the battle = d.
csaed1y .suset up man, wh,le hts opponeat waS
- fresh and hve1y u lamb aau1bpl1na on the
green The nght LATED About nftetn ntnuses,
and was Witnessed By quite crowd Of specsa1oEA
oHrn
T. D. Jones. tcn1rsor, OF Cincinnati accompa-
nied BY Generals Hickenlooper and buckland, s1..
veyed the ground At ClTde 1aas week tor the Nc
phelson monument The monument l. to be
equestrian, MID to cost 10000
A gentleman Ecstalng IN Beiefouta11e was talk
trE WITH cntured blacksmith few hays nnee,
and Ia the conversation u3alle the remark "that
tn!S t01ntEJ Woalo 30on b6 noodtd Win thenr
tabor bs the Immigration Of Chinese" Tue dar-
krg replied, Fo:ch I'm ou, III hare one to bloN
de BELOW Tor ne"
| "a mysterious anl alarming cattle dlseAsa hAt
alpeayed " Ca.awoa, Clarke County. It ~aa nts1
noticed In the stock Of j. Il. Page, and then nnou{
] 1bou Us Raudalls; each Of them lost one ya}pa
| bic COW. The cows had bteu MIXED acc sEtinx t
| custom IN the evening. AID notning unususi VA
potiecd. Shortly asttr, they became uneasy, All
| IN flrr Enuutee fell Gown dead. They camnencec
swelling shortly after, 70 much 10 thst thef burst
ed ~hen the hide wAa pQuctured An examlns
| ton wss made By skllfnl ca'tie men, but the.
! could ascrlbe no cause for their death.
TIE 1KRKIrDKIEA
J The cprntr.4tore Of nsE Catholic cathedral
| which Ha4 laid II Sant1 F., NJ. ". On 2unday
| October 10, WAS torn up bJ so1c l1pioUf wretch
| few nights AFTER, and ete1JthtnI Of sAiuo htnear
| 1t Carried away.
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!. A..
s%"'s ms 1 ., W. ~ sa set'es a. Ano4
..s1 ~. 49, -, an. ~ nr.e,. 49, -"~' ~
o,...."s ~. 80 .ss.Ss e. NY u! Suus'A-
A.s4 es.s.Va' -. ' ~ .aI' eos'k5 "a"
-. -. ss~ '&>'e "'1aaI'e" opets-
A.r1.s m., " ~
.<E..s ~ n. '7s - .ue
s.rs.ssss -.,-.,, h san
e1.~.s~S-. ss@S - -. - - ~.a - e'p5 VI "aea
= ssr .....,...,,- -.ss 49,. Aa'o' aae4
.,ns.st -F-n,s @..,rrs,,o, :. ..,,a .s. oa ~
tn~ rsf,tottr ,nn.,re, tn.s np-. ,sar..t. - 49,.
cont,nn. .orr of se,y,c- 1rrcn,n,,. III, ~,a,,
n ~ . nonnrn,n a,.rn.,ns -, ~, ~ ."1 ~ -'
f3+i,rrs, srbnnead. Ia. &c.,. ~. -, ~ y, ~.
or.,Jon nj nv reti,to1 f+,,m ~. .......1 ~
1.st,nea IN snsc,s1 o,at,. issnea hs,ar. ..,,"..
sn,r n. 1sst. AThe c.mm.nti,na 0.se., a.a
,,t.. ,i.s.nrn h ..n.rs.ns ~. s.,sa.s,e -
he ,onr sna r.,u.nte sersis.. r.ndsraa ~ ~
We un3 Nuo 'st1so4e pestees fenneeea ~ co'o-
nel eaneoa. oi an pau1os'e 'act7nces and zeal
uua deyugdon to his countyH cAu2e,"
Tneao otdesx I'll form patr Of tie r&cortx Of the
ARM m Ia nh,o .nt .n-on. .sn ~" *ES sES
cerash to b. H. Hu I,s 1asr @
oes pamtd ...-...-..
m hi. faturn. e1vo hin trst,nnnv m ~. c,,.+,n,
From The u1suv sesur on,.ts o1ased me by ny
old com1aoes, I eouden.e the tolIo s1nx tesE.
n, e.c.,
eene1a4 sthest VINO served w1sn me Ia E&stefn
Tennessee and 10 Ue rgtA testlaes = That 90 f4r
fsrU rnEtpR yourself IN Actiot On nnr oc-,sJon
tetuonstrattti with xou for what + rro.1dsd .s .
-. ...s,."3 wv w "a. FsRafuea ~
W. EeeAsess e4P8sa1e o. 5ouFse1 Under sae tue-
mrs nfe." He adft. III haye seen you often 10
bAttle and ypcr rcrsonsl c1utaYe cxn b. nues.
.toued tru,h.u,ly bT mn onn". e
Gene,.lR r ". smith .Is, IN Enox,,n. on,,nc
the sIpve. test1n,s. uTonv defence ,,r rn,- nosts
ttou vsa Ralsnt and soccesstul Your persou.,
coarage II action Vas rever called In question.
Taa stood hisn III the e4tiusuoa Of the of1cer,
present during the ttege"
close by the testimony of two other ot3cers,
representing \ lover grade In the aery,ce.
Major u, c. Bsadey. laseiv on tho a,sr of Gru-
EN-! coz. and Major ]. n. Farnnhar, nf General
Wrncn'. SIM. They tsr1 the,r ovn 1a;A.
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man Killed pelican near Chllstcoshs, 1o{na
days ago, measuring nine tecs from tip 10 tip Of
the wings.
The report Of the Committee gu the State OF the
Churches In the Western Unitarian Conference,
lssesy In Session al Quincy, stoxs thAt that hoAy
COZ prtses t!xts-fonr churches At the aunna,
q Getting In 1861 there were forty.fre: III lsGS
there west tcEt5 >sezcn. or the number at new
chugrhez eight are In Illinois, two Ia Ohio three
~ Missouri, 30 10 Michigan, and tWo in Iowa.
1iuttuK tho past year ntoetecn cuafches haTe
neen supplied With mtoiatera OF the whole num-
ter Of 'cnurches Illinois has the largest nuu1ber
nineteen: Indiana has tep. Michigan nine, WtA-
con.in ana Missouri i've each. Ohio ann Iowa
turee each. The report compares the strength OF
The Church With that OF The CniEe1sallatsatn the
ssne territory, the latter aSRtegatiug 800, With
eighty u that number In 1lllrola During the
year four churches hare disappeared.
TIE Fsor:s Democrat Of the I'D kays:
"Ws have 'e.taed f4!taet:pudeular1 reea.d.us thc
AeeI,r in Hsin4ilId "a Last sunday svsnlnE Yos1ms
Grott tt, Ia ~c h,n.c the d u wsa found.
:::: :ss I: ~; s!at T.
tat .ss esaed i T. ssa:e: ! :e.es.i e q tss
i1ss ':a .na q ..?s m sofraa 81
Two y uns <llt md 1naa to 50 wtlh trs. upaa kr
.,:n1s r :e I'd I'D g. II t. ' e sss ss
sI1 Yet.m rTope,-d ta.a rt,1sh = m.ae tat t!s
thr tFh Fartrd down eolsr ect aaoo cane ssreaEinf
i Il e i s . Ae % Ill & sbs se sas t.s
y q. u: > 4
Bsn field ne further th.s ,trcnt .u.eeions ~
!sSs dists1sssSS Ais, e;iaeass Il 81 hsnnt
GEnn.A.
The Rev. penont etlsson died 1t Efantyille last
Tuesd&y, aged u year, He Wa the founder Of
Liberty church, ann x4s pastor Of The same ut
the time Of ha desease. 1 larae number Of other
churches htye b.auched out from the L3crty
Church, In 1ndtan1, Kentucky, and Illinois, and II
Is thought tho membership Of Tho different con
aresas1ous will not fall below I've thousand
MICHIGAN
Gayernor Baldwin has Issued the following
| Tns1k.r,Fing pruclamat.on:
Ts sss ths '.ses 4 rz:,.s nd aass
ca,.:s1 = r sea !, r. @Z % = - e f3 r.. !;
WIZ sss4ss,s = IL siseed ia sae s.ts::ts: i
sS ri s. Dosae' oae III
h.nt. arc sss 'nss ~ osE sd' fass s, ea
n Estsnss ~ besS sisv h.5 ID s<s s5.,t
md t.iistoa. p,lr.efs. u, Cur mt ~ snsexsr
ill., e. sessa. rHG
b4y, NJ s..asxea.A " < Seyeae<s ps1t = !. d.s
CT ase IT, ~ .s as
The st:te. iu troprs ob.r1s.aer 1t The dN: ! s.a
npe, them te stxr.tu ffo ~ unicet* " as ~ 70
s ftrT - xti1 - Il. ti1 hesee 10 ,emot tie xnrs;
n.ts nd ses<Ai e pt.ts<t Of tne GiEet OF estFy ta
no Eses gu sna m,sh ~ r. n1aee s sSaHs % IT
i. sh,pss tbas c nay tifrct oa. paths Gfsttfas fas
~. rA noontits !et q sa';sss h1u 70 ssntnas Y.
Ss.c, f gn;patai i'll ~ aaSs mary staaes Fer~s
usi d-i md n.tAnsh 70 aep"re - n.'s7A ~
up ~ retnenhs 81 scts ct Gndos4 I'd Vii
auf sius the rooF md tie stlietd the ask I'D II;
rs la sno a.. ~ To- Mith suca, ssc.as
God II Weli pae.sed"
At no,ly. The Rey. Washington ". WEIGH.
Nc,nts,,,, CLERGYMAN. ID under ssress IN enarxa
suuau.ng thn pc..ot OF the vile Of Elder Q, d. P
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r.hxner. IFS fotrpoon, askrng the Presidents Of
the Ef1t md CeItta1 Railroads 70 tnDttMteav
r1ye lacIitt,es toF shippinR grain from snis port
i, corn to oil ozt1era Tor posna n tho ,ntefto1-
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Tho Fifteenth Amendment.
~W.ct~ser MCMAHON.

Etw Yorx, Oct A.-Tbe Vermont LeRis'a1arr
baa fzltoeu the Fttteentn AnendMtot ny unAuk
nous vets IT, the Senate ana only t~esse uaJ Tosea
In The House. Two Democrats ypted nc
, 1869-10-25

ponannnn. gistot tn band. Roberts, .evi. . -.
"a, e ie ~ afnxa1 e. asew pn9s1
Y. Roptr1s surrendered h,.nseu 10 Dr. ~ sas'
tnr. md On afltyfo& st Eptnepee, EE,. w,.;a.sa:
oTsf TO the officers Of the Law. ' val '4f.ei
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France
foL1cT or rnK RAnlcA1A
pAR1s, Oct q.
II u now certaln that Lone OF the Deputies VIII
60 to the Chamber on tho 2sth, IL HES consem-
plated BY the Opposition
KC6EFR,
Eugene has arrived Ut Ca.1u,
TEE MILITARY COLLECTING.
PARIS, Oct. =
The military Is collecting tn pas1A In v.e Of the
threatened Irregular meeting Of tne Corps Legts-
,a.,,F on tho seit- An Imperial manifesto u ex-
peessd. .-....
r,,st, MAJ r..tors =. "ufer to the Cabinet,
MILITARY aA.s .slos.
.'R1s, Oct T.
Yesterday the MRsshals Who were sSeseot IN
Paris hAd 4 reunion.
ETEGIES.
The sttlke Hhtcn originated With tae nerrhaues'
CLERKS IL rap1dl5 spreading among ali classes Of
Horkmen-
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BAl11Hpkx, Qct 71-Gepel3l AcA1hon, lIto
uutte1 Sf1tes Ntul4ter 10 P1s1gnA,, a1rired hers
Ies1Hdxf. On the steAnaar Berth, from 8outhat1p-
tnn
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''nes' aan )" f'eaena''o te,
"o'ea = 'easeN@ ~. t' ee1''
seSloi!s'on''s "'u'o noS nua 'Aso''
r'o. Mt us SEQ "uelnet tuo pau
ople " personal fspl.*'s1soa eaa-
s'oe ue 80 aPpneo as .aat eaen eons.e
1'onal ano iee1sia.''e olse''e' may anu N
ose 's;- .s'A.' -. W.: ,s.s esss' e,ooes' se'.as
"41u1n ~ o"u A a4'o e' " 'otes
W. s,,..a1 .n a' ~ ..s. ~ - s - -1a~ s1.s.as
>7l's sas. =, So 49, Tes;a, 49, ~ ~ aaes,'s' - =.
x,,,,s w., ~. 49, - ~ ~ h;,nse,f At tbs no,le
gn.,,,o.. 10, r.,.,,.., ra,,rsaant,t;o, q.
,ass4nfa..s o~,,,,;naa - .sor,.a-; IT,.
no .,u,a INV, ,,onn,,,;o,, of +hs 81 .ta ho
ra1.,daa 40 1sho1asra !, ,he s,.,a !.
,,ta rca,rer al The st,ckbo1fe,x in
. ,,,;,,,s co-1,,vat;cc a7o shaiebo,a.
q, tb,t a,,t -o+.r rsr
49,. ~. ...a oa;a.,,. ~ ~. CO.
=. .-,a..an ,.;,1. w.. ~. ~. ~ 49,. - -
~ x,.. =. -, ;esa 80,
",s.s ~ s...s.f.. 49, ..a.s 49, 49,.
.'s,.sa ~ 5,5s.. -. .,~,..z -se.t
- ro,s - .ronsfsrrad vi, s,sot .hst 49,
1cois,ature. when elected, ,.il, therafor-
~ bo]a Tho 1,,o1,es'' NJ al, the rotera In tha
State. and each member viii. on the p.a-
sage o. aa oas's' cast TIE nNeaoer OF votsa
~ "nicn no was eiectea No"' ee aaa 70
INTO electoral distric.a, there shall
be two members instead Of one
elected IN each district. will not
tho rts,1t lie Thai in each district thcra vii,
oe "ne c''nsuaa.e ett'e'e'<, fep1''Seanns ssen
u LII wv steo1 Po''s'c'@ p"' us'a 1ato Fn'ta
tIe iFop'e unuet ifee soseinsneuls a1e
Aa"asa otssaso' asta esso :" sHe eneh.oefs
~ e''e'o' VA s1'' Wv eA0s, 'o'o " n'o
p"A's' " o. .sA1s' " 'Ao'7 "A' 'o'eo A''
a'n ~ 'ne l'''s
Let us suppose there ne fao,stH voters
IN the State, and thst the Le8ssl&tute, con-
Nsun&' oi TWO houses, ms seata' oE aaF, tof
l''o naeinhezs N sne hoase anu ~ nlemoets
IN tde eeua1e' Aao*1ne iof Two
members of e'thef mouse 70 each
!lsts'ct.' tho ssate Must DC a's1ded into
wsntS senatorial Uissf'cts ana seFeafs-hse
4douse Dlstslcts' Lie senatorial Districts
s'll, therefore. need to average - 500 votes
ach, and tue House Districts soon votes
aaeh. This may not be tho most adsan-
ageous number or proportion Ut 1uenbers
:oz the two houscs, but that in no way
fleets the question under discussion
Now, nnder our present system. the Coau-
; of Adams, at the last election, cast II, ,:ss95
sotea, Of WHICH 4,774 were cast for the
Republican, and i, Al for the Democratic
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M14rH1s, oct a.-A horrible mu.der wss eop-
mit1ed nrAr Purity. 10 This State, on Sunday morn.
fnc Gtsters Co1uba, white. shot and kiiic.s, -
tiplhtI Iatoh, N1o #ta defending his E.. rs
Aea'nat GI1uert- The anar grer out<r;r r.,tas
tr1oataop Of eone properly iett A}ss ~ t.Ar s.
Gilbert lied, and hzd not been ~ - A~@' ~
counts,
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ElaAington pts7EseA to the Cincinnati Cammfrc;IL
The fulioxing 1acta IN regard 10 tue uou~ HeufJ
Gttref, Standardized, tasS been EeGelxet heEe:
BE ras BON near Columbus, tn MansJ Coanss. ID
that State. L. about ~ years OF aae, and u ono of
q iAfge family Of hruthgfs-%ous of = succe +slu1
Etrehaut n that place. He was etiocatHvt ~
Jackson College. IN Columbia: stuoied tas there,
ana rpon hls nteIte pt8ct1ted his ptuieseion xuc-
cttsfulty at Shelby vile, tp Heaiord County In
Eolt1cA be uae at&as+ 40 old-itne Wing; alsd upnn
tie hrttttnk cut OF the Rebellion eota he and IFS
or1thet, Ed3Rr1 Cooper, foos sdes for tne Unton-
An eAne, brother, wn. +. Copper. vas enosen -.
preEe judga upon Whist usa kno1n ~ Inc feoel
superior Court, bnr upon the capture oL saah~
~Seze be Ernssneh. during the rebel
Cooper CO e one Of ,ae Circuit Judges ot me ssase,
which postt1un he tIled w!lh creatt nnul 1881,
xhen ur reeis1eJ, aua aecepsed The cns,t oI Law
PrpteAor II lae LebsEon Law School. Snbdt-
qreDttJ rsnpElne 10 Sa.nT't, b. wxs elected
Sepasof to represent 1hat district In the Le1sfs-
tufe, ever ". L S,ope. the MoteH NOMINEES. and
Then hesl AEtrer johnson $ot tho unitad StAtea
Senate. Jrd2t Coooer VAS violent oppooens OF
tbc RESTRICTIVE ffAnchise measures parcel By The
tsxtslstntts Of lssa 1895 and 1s6i. aud, IN cor1-
nfp x1tn ri2 rsother Edmund Cooper, vAs tu0sn
Il Conservative Uu!onist- Duncan Cooper, one
II the Cooper btutherk Nas notcd paEstk2n
,sster OF the rebellion, and n}osed almost a
much potr rety tn TeEfeAsee n Moaoy dtt ii W.
s,ntA. Judge Cooper Is considered IN abla lax-
YER. aEd u gentleman Ct hs9h Culture 2n6 foa&-
.srSr1 ANNA NJ eor&ul nj a1tt,Aa
, 1869-10-25
FOREIGN.
spain.

z spain.
TEE COUNTRY QuIk1-AxH1gf or H1sRof.
!. =, MADRID, OCT. r.
= The country rema.ut qu!et, Tne Bianop Of Oh
tamA and several Proestant1 have been arrested
at GtzAxtA,
=. Unrest.
M4pKIp, Oct q,
Ana!da, Eutpected It Implication IN the recent
iEsur.ecttop, bas been arzes+ed ~ tAe authorities
snd taken to Valencta for 1t1l
16k kR1dHlF.
The spantan Cabinet u d1vided On the subject Of
= candidate for the throne.
, 1869-10-25
MAShlM aTOh,
Secrets Of the Postal Seryice.

0mcfaI M1il.Robbers.
, 1869-10-25

Serious Etfes And EntAlttl63 ut
Albany
A1A4Sr, Oct 23-Sau HuseuA crocteyy NAre-
borte eotped this morning: loss, ~ go insured.
Several 1remeu were INJURED
While this IRE WIS raging Huchanana = saloo1
rss banned Serey1l pet.0bs IN The Upper pazI bf
the huttd,ng are reported TO hare pes1shed, aad
John PfuJp vas killed by Jumping from window.
, 1869-10-25

Great f8rttatus
CLADsruSE ASD THE FKSyAks
LONDON, Oct a
The recent reply Of Gladstone 70 the President
OF the Limerick Amnesty AA<ocston, on the sub
se<s d the eoa7e Of the government towards int.
pf1-ored FenIsub. causes considerable d1sseps!on.
The London AInnesty Association haa protested
against the sentiments OF the Premier. 1 CON-
uttsee sppol1ted By this body had arranged Tor
mou*tef open atr demonstration on Sunday, b1t
tho neeun9 Is likely to be postponed, ~ The gor-
eminent Mould suppress l.
ANIMAL
LrvzNrou1. pct. -
6sesmttip Chtn1, from New ToYk, Arrived.
D1ArH or KAkL pxRBr+
LONDON, Oct u
Eas! Desb5 d!ed tslA morning. 70 yrats ola.l
cRuKcH xkTtEKs,
LONDON, 0ct, =
The Morning. Standard, n Al editorial ip-day,
protests agajast the election Of Rev. Fredes1ck
Temple ~ Bishop Of Exeter, On ACCOUNT OK biz
snsp.etons hetetodaxy.
FEW RrBMARINR cl1Ek
One length Of the new submarine cahle designed
to connect Havana With Jtnsatca has been can.
pleSed4
, 1869-10-25

10 Ex4l"
"Hor did Jou happen to get Lest Alless
:euers:''
Bseau.t ar na,xs il <ri KiFtr. F1s trsrel
.scs through We.tcsn Teua&Tlr4a1s, ana expected
= letter. | opened, uuArtnecunR. the letter Cd
cfssted TO me, and found check IN IT, It cane
nser me In moment to Appropriate ths1 fnouey,
although &1eE II vas nacxnt IaF Auolner person
gearing The sane ramc"
ue xaa recognized a. the haok. paid up the
sans he had atetEacied, aua wAs not prosecuted
RoBrtD Br MS sox.
4 1esy large perrtntaze Of deprea&4aoas on
e{,e.s is made By the families Of ne1 who sunef,"
Continued n.. Depro.-as N example Of which
rtca3 tust po~, The rArne of celebrated c,ziu1
estn, at w.an.os.ou Gsg. He raj ia the han.t
ol RECEIVING e1e1y day 1aIkc feez IRON ea citents
u Iii parts Of the coauttv, aud be came to the
Fost Once 10 complain ssas acanst'tes OF hts let
tet xeYe daiiJ rubbed Of taett rept&tsncea and re-
so.ntd 70 the writer's with taapd1g remarks Ap-
rended, ~: "n1dnt 5oa tstns this toohey WA
gong Straight. YouTe fool to mint toAt .o21
c4sh can reAch tbs agent: Robbed aJ toe Post
Qtlce can; NJ aeatn!" The agent came TO the
| Post onloe with loud complaint Of dishonesty
there, aud the Postmaster asked ne to Investigate
the case. / raw speedily that the erpted and re-
| snsned le,,ess were supeyscrtoed With sne jeft
hand II bothered ne 70 xroF whnt oo3eet there
ccn3d be Ii thus returning the coFers Of xoboers.
| ADD ~a4 surc tass no P4s once clerk wouh ba
| - absurd
I dropped couple Of letter. 70 the claim
| a*ent, and tn day or TWO called rpou hin
-Hbo Ee,s your mall from the Poat ot1ce :"
amy eon hs1nRa 1t cya73 mornsnE."
"Wel4 it3 Jour son that Is roabins yo'..S
The old u.An du1ned up, lniltgn*nsiJ: ..-.-
! "MJ, eop. sa4t That II 1 slander. II u i1lpokA-
bic. he Il re &oul ot honor and ny chief xsslst-
| Hpt "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

figure snd cOuntenance and the finely
modulated voice, which were like moth
ing else in the world. 1t was strange
thing to look upon that fragile form,
and features which might be those of
dying man and to hear such utterances
as his-now the strangest comments on
insignificant incidents; now pregnant
remarks on great subjects; and then
malignant gossip, virdlent and base, but
delivered with an air and voice of
philosophical calmness and intellectual
commentary such as caused the disgust
of the listener to be largely qualified
with amusement and surprise. One
good thing was, that nObody's name and
fame could be really injured by anything
De Quincy could say. There was such
a grotesque air about the mode of his
'eTil-speaking, and it was 50 gratuitous
and excessive, that the hearer could not
help regarding it as q singular sort of
intellectual exercise, or an effort in the
speaker to observe, for once, something
outside of himself, rather than as any
token of actual feeling towards the
ostensible object