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, 1869-06-21

During tho procession Of the Corpus Christi No.
r-nt}y In Vienna, the kmpress Of Austria lost :
dtennnd fa,ued II r. soo and x1 8eafch to< II has
hren trulsless.
+. Ra,;ri tne Paz4s daily ot the sora ot E-tctoe
luxo, cleared Ii the nIst fa11s Wee&A Q. - -
,atrnre. II 81 e,neA Paul Neur1os, and Charles
ano Ttsucas unso ifa etltarA~ sse ncw IN prison.
rhe ssrfsc ot the Pas.s.aa clests, owing to the
rrrnr1 ut nc retailers to eiose toe. stores nSan-
| da7. continues Tner reoctve, escs5 Neek.
1a1 zoo francs from the London Clern' Asseclsnen
| Tne Be1i,n correspondent oI tht PA7ts AxsnAr
aa11,ee Agency rnert,nnz the fae* shAt tns esoNa
Prince Of Prnssia weafs paper GOLIATH EoeaeFe1
he sppears IN cts1ianb dress-
| ftnrrr frznc,a If4tn having announced fnA ne
Intended to oFS1nl1e rep,.n expedition and CAP
tre 1.i.aa, sha peope ., shAs ,saa
a7e naS1as PIT e|'''3 ~ ''f~N
T:1,on rperor Of Austria nas constructed clock,
j .srx ,ncrn,ous u,rce Of wostuaash.p~ which he
~. ,,e.sntstf 10 n,s uosaez see A.chdueaeas So
nas t'egen ass !. " .,4.cnsd II tnIs clock gaud,y.
nn nm1o,, os.s e"es sacn czovs eTery day At sunrise
!ouns gfa N sma*e ,...s ~ .ns eaSe nj # tntt
feeenu5 A1ueo ue 49, 49, int, n ha,rel II
> pieces ana ~. 80 al. r.o-t. ina fsnasl,
0 WMen nes pse<as Neps VI. ~ tne chfd with
ou, not,ctpc Whist &ney wc1c. Not : piece os
: W. ei@ ,.-.,,.s. IN Fr.nce har
TIE sta0ssa e1t.Ass - .,.r,~ N ~ woode
n fectosu teeea4eo o.oes ~ -.- s*.,1s co-d. an
20 seAtA eaca Ft7saueu "sn ~. .sa1s ~ @ne trrirn
thus 10 be euspeo0ea 'sola toe - ,.,.ra.s :
9 caz 1t s quite evident fha1 'ae' ess a...s
Is taeintase The hasts sfanfpes' VI eA<S 'S>@'S
, 1869-06-21

Independent Candidate to RePresen
Nashville In tho Ssate ScAato-Ih
ERberuAtoFtAt Campaign.

y41hyilse In tho Ssate EeAat-The
ERbernAtaFtAt CnmPMaEn-
NASHVILLE, June 1a-H. H Harrison. Ate
JndFr Of the Supreme Court OF Tennessee. a.
ntnnce.4 himself i cAndsdAse 70 Represent NASH
yI,le md DAVIDSON County in the Stase Senate
He declAres htrnself In favor OF calling coafet
rai dtSshtllttes Of III white c1tzEnA ana 10 amend
tne constitution - ~ 70 secure the
r1Eht OF Suffrage to colored nan fot
III ruture time The colored meu
nov ynfe nrster authority Of law OF the LeH15l1-
mn. but The right ts not te.tTed from the Ssass
Consttra1;on, ise f1eorB tie ratification Of sht
Tpe rex Stokes nevspaper Will be Issued &C
Houd1y.
AdYtces from East Tennessee indicate tna'
Senttf v1u cary rafdtle epd western Tennessee
bur only thorough Registration, heretofore pre
vented b. tne refusai of H41sser1 to comply Will
| 4he laX cau elect him.
, 1869-06-21
a s..ru~rmrae cnrveF-Hnxxea


MONTGOMERY, AIa, June 1a.-1ne Democratic
Convention u Dadeyfl,e for the Tnird Dts11lct.
tsa Npt7bern man BY birth wno stttied IN ALL
tAms N 1866, sd i not known a politician
, 1869-06-21
DUBUQUE

unrsex eesxr Web&teE Ctty-4KEesf ex
the sopposed Murderer-WeatheF. u
DrBrurK. Ioxa, June IA nan named John
S Roea xaH murdered IN his mil, on Boone K1es.
tnrpxp into the ssfeam under the w1tef.Wnecl =
yoCuT usau relative, h1a been as7tsted, charged
Tnc weather for the p4s, three days hss eee7
tev xuit1y with ytoltnk thunder S&orutA
, 1869-06-21

untE ae had ssoiso timber enough trom mt rail-
road company to fcnce hts fxfn-r
III. Gilmore originally proposed 70 Rrt up hts
Pesce Juhneo Ia Nsw 1oEk ctr, but reoetYsd ths
cold shoulder.
, 1869-06-21

docs not exrfcs to be elected. but only runs 10
defeat the constitution. The Hnlttia. t,s 3as
f1rst time. declares Tor Hamilton, and SAYS the
good of the country requires his seet&oa-
, 1869-06-21

Qcrcr. n, June 1a-ReT. Joseph Lowr, Of
toaprupef uber1cs With toong 1adY, ~ss ex-
reiIed ffoE the Christian Church IL Camp Point,
III pn the nh 1nat.- for conduct uobeco1ntnX i
e.rrtIernst3 and Christian.
, 1869-06-21

Basrof, June 1.-THE bill before the Legists-
ture giving sid 10 sbe Massachusetts, Genital Ea1I-
ruAd hAA been referred 10 the next 1e1t&1Aturt.
III: hin to AID tn kht construction Of the Boston
Hartford 1nd Erie Railroad paxaed to be en-
Etcnsed-l1f 70 II f+
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rEz HERoIsM or ASSASSINATION.

-, t-;o1 I,aF,ra JnIce Wi.
me c1ss ,tsa ats ~ - I'm. the venetit;on Of An |
COZ a. "netsoa. , = :. Da' = .no5;sed ~ sorm Il
ola s1os,' 'upusa : 1aa;e;aa 49, Nv hnah,na mn.
= ~. inc .sa sa1S ;nnres;on w Or knowledge Of bis
aet toe % ,pI.. ua;,o1 tbe husband,
@,e 8 nnae ~ ,o-a~ ~ II, ~;fe md A.
SNea a la. - IN NJ shs 49, .s;fa a,so To the credit
tenpteo " - 10 10. :. ~ sa;d tho coward
o, INC oe'sueo as. -. msa. f1t IN F;},inp
plea aa o. lns ~ 9ndca coav Of the nrisouera
~ eas1ne0 " Sush ~ % ~ ~ 1svfn1
eounse- " ;n,,+;on W. N3~ =, m 1.v
snd ''o.ANon m,;n. " sn,hor;t-" NJ !"
@ nom1 a,,.p ~ ,o.h r,,+i.s .Tae sre
The facts 70 "tnen posn t .a ~ - 49,;
that baaes Ana -ss-atsa. l.1 w. ~ ,h,. Io;ra md
togatha3' hslng ;s se' asaaa;nt..ass. - that On
the ~ne "e1e .,'a eI 1;m;ra w. Is;-d vss IN Tho
% the n'sa, a,ea. y, .-;th t Mrs. BAILEY: aud thas
uh.r the husband rushed in thoy were
s.h nsn =, us sa, n bedroom. He md Laid soized
oo1a u ns1 ~ Oe Ts;r1 a., shot tvo or thrce
t;"ses e@re o, dxina T Immediately. The defence is
.nn S, s,,sc.d ass ssn1tery of he vie. The old
, 1869-06-21

81. LoIw, June IA pirate letter IRON fost
SEtth, A1kknsaA kaya that exrenart too!eeo lac
tay,es are now In ful1 operation IN the Eherokte
and Choctar Indian Territory, fre1 from -, aao
MAKING money hand oEtE Est OIe ol khe IAc&otfes
Il within th'Ety rnIiea Of Fort Smith
, 1869-06-21

The Political Situnxlon In Texns,
WAsaISCtux, 3unE IA prominent Texan In
this city BETS All accounts from the Te1ns Repun-
He1n Convention agrtE- Delegates from only
seventeen counties were present. The couren-
t1ou N1s not called bJ the regular organization,
reviews the facts, aDd asserts thst General Dzyts
, 1869-06-21

WASHINGTON. June 1s.-T1e Bs1cflayeFs' Uaton
49,, .TreiIed d x al IL members because the! per.
~ r.. - vnrttnr 11ih tro colored oEttkla3e9f II
the II Arlington Many fafd-
, 1869-06-21

CosCuRp, n H., Jcrs l4.--john Plnssi1 waA
shot dead on 7uesd2J evening, In Dover, by Ann
Gage Some Torng people were examining The
revolver. when the deceased asked MISS Gaze to
IRE At hin, not suppostnx the ptesol ~as loaded.
, 1869-06-21

may also get so "insane" because Of the
cowardly assassination Of his father, and
the more oosardly refusal Of jury to coz
be assassinates the ASSASSIN. Such is the
inevitable and tha tehibutive elimination
Of the present policy Of exteuuating these
oowardly and malicious murde1s-
TIE LABOR UNI0ns AHD THE NEGROES.
In the National Navy Faxd at Washing
ton there Ia en4aaSaa force of nine brick
layers- These wo1kmeu get good wnges,
work eight hours per day, and unemployed
all the gear. They lose No time because of
had weather or extreme cold. The en-
ploymeos is regarded as a desirable one.
Recently two negroes, competent and ex-
perienced worhueu, Who wese excluded
fspn prir1ta employment BY the Brick
layers Union, applied for aud obtained work
in the. navy yard This brought matters to
direct issue. Would the Bticklayera'
Union recognize co1ored men and par
init them to work with members Of The
| union7 The union first demanded the
dinnissal o< tho two negroes; that not
being complied with, they notified the public
that, un1esa the negroes were dismissed, the
white hricklayers would be obliged to quit
work. Finding these proceedings to be Of
no avail, they next ordered the white
masons in tbs ukyy yard to strike; but these
men, taking the very sensible view that no
union or body Of men hid 1ight to dictate
| II them or 1onr rs thew vere ctttinu full
, 1869-06-21

SeW1xd'a Party mt Denver-andaan
OcPFcdnt1ouA,
DfNsKH, June 1s.-E1-se1etazy Seward and
ps1ty ETfved Eale and well On tho lztn- They
Lie last night. They viii leave Tor the mountains
70 Gay.
SrraEYtluX hands Of HAratoes a1e committing
depredatons On The Rio Grande and IN Eastern
AttzonA-
, 1869-06-21

SpA3ns
ERRkNo INACGCRAZKp Is Rn1KTT.
MADRID, juno IA
IN the Cortea yesterday. hyero administered
the o4sb OF Regency to Marshal setrauo- There
xs4c load ytsss for the Regent and for the nAt1o-
I, sovereignty. but no disturbance - wss appre-
hended.
1H1 NKT c1HS1f.
The following Il the new cabinet as mr. as Az
nounced: General PTtu, Sec1etA.1 Of War Aad
President ot The Ministry; salsA, Secretary of
Stale. Herrera G7ce, Atnfttef Of Just1ce.
TH1 TINAFc1tL FDIICY,
| It's sz1d that tho gosernmeni IL oppoacd 70 tha
urppoeed destruction Of the zentes, and only sAnc-
tions the present destruction a the PEI cents ca
| account OF the interest dtbk
, 1869-06-21
WASHINGTON. -

opinion thst the test oath mnst te tafea by nem'
ten Of the EeY1al1tute~
, 1869-06-21

vono1 m N. ,o,us Of the right shoa1deE could not
b certain tnas il ras produced hy bell: d!d nos
gsoes +; !: "a. ss5s ~ 1so1a ss1 asee@sea ave
FL Found blood csased ny 'neraos1a2se. uA death
", vaynstts. s.nssa p asnen'fe Ses f. "a. Aa-, p
ceased lived In Aape1vine sevessl Jes!1 seo. ~ =
q. eee1 aaq fP.h so aoS.s MsGs tns are
ssis sssssr s.s 1es1 a'',s e.,sss S wi ;;:
noafs pgf cs,1e ar en nc .o' s.ena % dsoe.sed
seca i wound woa:d o:ltn2Ty csn;s co1 1asa y ,bs ~
shors is u,inutek. ! made no e1amina4on " sns
TstaItisnt On ~ ma NIT Tbo body VIZ rs.
Mn1r.i While xea there 1t wxs removed to
Hinea' no1se. I aGeo@psn'sa II ~" ne1''ns
srR,osSo 1e@ saarIs;ea ~ @ Laird came osct fro
ths West about four months s2n. He waa ano0s
- 1ea5s Old. When he returned he anoTea ny
ne III consultation - 70 Whist surgeon tn e Ghiea @
70 he had better eugage 70 sFess MN. o'' NV
treat htu-
Wi,nam j. Laird being s~otn, isannen sao1s ~
,.aay as Follows: / reside IN S1pesv4ie; n1's
i7ed tae1e 1htril,s {sass - nse = cacv.nne
nputT ne ratsei ssstes Xa17hsl aad shetsF IL W
onk 1e1t;ery semfnsss n.iIns sA orIoes 81 On he
1ain9 Of January 1sth. ,at Nj. HaiIe! came y
nv rtson, md told ne thas ha had shot .ln LAtlu,
.aa ea!d that sIt oantea set q ~ RaeyS % noass aa
found the body outside the gafHen 1ens ~, ~.
the house, about Earsi and na! Hon s1e st, Ia,
| III nv htm asive ii tha forenoon NiaaIn ~
S4per reached the hoose Al The sarne time d!a.
| I e1amiped one Wound u tne bsraA ol i4ie. ~,
here dspsys ballet .s m ea sze se af ths
bullet: be answered thst the wound was snasu.
| eytdep,iy eAaseA by the hal1et saaNn1 Inere
were dve or ex chambers u ne fn'"1es; ,v ~ ~
5000. N' $50.
tu7neI 70 NapeHnle about sso month
before the musdeI He ooasuea q ~; Z ~ LINES 5o,n
He raped twice at ny door l went tos NJ. ~ u
per to accompany me TO tug scene Of me @ snoot
r. - Sne,s Soe va r. sfs ee 5es ae a. So
houee; SapeI, German ana myself. seut u
per 70 d.. bsniels while remained At the house
soa:e Mn gshes ;oa xas ~ not p at
} appeared about an hopr AfterWssd- 1he doStc
aiaved before h. Bs,le5 geHe 9p tns M reSo,ss or,
: unul O'Clock IN ths morning Doth " an
Mrs Bailey were IN The house up 70 me 1T nme - s.
bo1y waa REMOVED Patt o. TIE ueSe taey "es
, timer
Mr. Fan tT,nan. Wno MA with her
I fObNct'd to hy tue prosecution. sustat1e.tl
FVae.a oen.tauaa:: When Ba,lty called y =, .
po Res se sot o. ar . Meuds iet mem 90 ana 1as
! ta.e Of him fhxt Naa bis exact lanSnaEn Y
th1ee Children N the room ax the time neafu =
I | corvetHacou; did not xak Bailey Nny Ne nad 81
. | Iatrd; had not time
Radfsets Finley demanded the rerolver ffo1
J BzileJ; aud he g1Se n ap; Hnen s1T & Me fe'o
I Ytr fsst Il WAS N the possession Of NJ flolt5.
: me rFpsecuttqu then rested thtiE cABa-
n, Fnn 4smon asted that tine BE granted
: prepare eytdence far the deleuea- He Inoognf
TaS Unfair upon the part ol The prosecution TO e
their caee ut time Enen the defence had no vi
. nesse4 tn readiness.
: Jados Norton thought 1t w1a optional With eth
> e1de Il 70 the ttIne Of resting cas-
! At noon. court 2dtourDsd, to recnaFene ~
| dExHe{ past O'Clock.
, 1869-06-21

Hrpsof, u. j.. June 1A-Tne drst charter con-
terrtd bJ the Regents Of tha Enisesstiy q INC
STATE, to grant degrees to women Wxs to-da5 COZ
feffed Upon the Hudson RiveF Institute, ~ IA-
Feract, giving the Trustees full college powers.
, 1869-06-21

The secoad Days Performaues.
, 1869-06-21
NboA sr1 sP1GlL coRREsroNpsxrl

snosaee. Tna edoets of the poascot encsens u
, | they hare beer. were Of no &ysU. uundSeds snd
! hundreds os peop.a who had tckets TUNED and
= wrnt axay rather than fAcs that crowd women
! | bceaue tirid and ahrank from Il There wtfe
,o1nc. hpvcYtr, who resosutely went IN, xad so1ae
b Of them csue out aqueeIed Some tzinted ana
F. xetr, With dimcuisJ exHtceted Sot ons Of them
= but had runpled feathers, smashed PAINTERS dts
d heyeled han and uuzhed, petspntnz faces waef
they bsd fairy effected N entrance. Fos y
= hour 1t leazt .this terrible cTnsh continued
It It xks zueh = crowd ~ BOSTON m
: neser seen before II Is doaoun *netoe
suy cty has erer w7tuessed the les
C Ana III this snNe An the ss1eesa
u eTrn the gracious cotnuaon. ~ere deaset
"a pucked 20 thzs waking wxs impossible
II, The treea bore hp,uao f1l IN black clusterA tn
fences rert seisedgea With humanity All II
ID doorsteps Of the rzlA11&1 stone fronts Efood dt
na rrs,ed With the loads Of country cousins the
dy were compelled 70 bear.
ns1px 1BE co11sxEx-
T. The audience 1a1tde sne Coliseum VIZ seet
" for lifetime. Il S1Fe roo N idea Of tue suhlin
nv of humanity soch ~ u rarely Afforded 1aei
mux, taye been Including the performers, s., ,0f
pec5lc inside that building. Faf Il you could se
and seu Can sec great way Ii 1nAs b1lldin
VIA one vAst - o1 human faces 1t Faa
n sublime klgbt and It was he1uu5ul a1Sdt ~ ne
,tas for the t.pes and ru,pcs OF the lAdies appae
-. the windows made It seem fife = Eardea
-. Rurceous roxe1s md anine N splendid eansFa
x,h the .eds md ye1lows Of the rAss aad sEcA'
- - ers. sud wheu, IN naoueut Of sudden a4plias
49, The xzyiqg Of handkeEchitfs antterrd oser
49, yAss crowd II w1z haxt to ccustaee yourself u
-. they Eere not whs,e-Wtugcd birds nyinR oFef !
tnrouz. For time tie rush iut.de the collseu
~ ~. Fas almost ~ terrific ~ ta21 outside Ma
fa,nsed and hsd to be carried out. md one pe
ass ~ WOMAN died, overcome WITH exhaustion
,s ,,.< some de!ay ~ss experienced In waiting far
A-@1 President and his ktaa, and when sas5 dld cnt
he Whole audleuce had become seated n
- anpcs1ance VIA the Signal faS general upEtst
49,. The great organ raaed out AooTe
w w: nnt,,tud1noas din "sce the Conquer
FEN Gomez He AdFAnped to
seas ID The centre Of the hcuse, zzaid pei
ttoru Of arplAnse, waving ot handtescni
hrayos md chetrx, and Standing upon his sofa
gpnwsedRed them.
1Ht fxKFozHAxCL
when the President bsd fAken hss seat and
nFe' e.r xas restored, Carl Ee1sahn took the {
nlon .nttorp s4xnd 10 had the fessG overture, b
pes unon the Luther Cnorai+ Elm Fssts Et77 ii y
= fa.tt. the simple theme of which hAd been
, 1869-06-21

When the President hsd taken hss seat ana o.
s.r v.s restored, Carl Etrrahn took the con
.nttor, s4xnd 10 had the festtFas over11rs, haset
nnon the la,ner Choral. Elm Fssts Es71 i: <~ss'
ca, tac Simple theme of which hsd been snai
, 1869-06-21

: | n,,aae h4.donar4ers With An elegant gold watch
fs~.. L-.n \. ,,.,,hsr. ri ths pTnrd orrhas
~ p,..ssn, rnerehes xere u,sae tn atvtu1 &nd
, ~ ,rt'- ~ .s..osert.,
no1xxa1rs.s xxruRs yRAxKa
.n..,+1r y, toorr.,ixta v.s c.l,ed IN the press
.-.s....+. - ~ tNe rroee If tne ennrert tu1faY
: -. .,t.++--. of nev1naoe.s trou, ahroad
| - S.e.n.. 80 .N,ntaa y.so,rt3ons thanktnp
d .S.-Tnss ~ ~. Rnss,n nrras for the.r noxna-
Z Ns.- - -,.-.,,~nra. ,,,or1daa ror rerrT vant.
= Axu1HH1 fnfsHS5A11ox-
= Tnese va also tbs presentation Of IN elegant
n Ssn.ID s1. =. ,ns+s - 1c-.+n.-xsr cntorsi F.rvru
re ~1'FN'' ~ = = - ..o.-I~ors
"a are bu5y this afternoon tAttug down SatE booths,
the dtxspp< arsnce Of which VIII ndd greatly to tho
. :. srpessxuee ex tAs Cnlikeum.
:. Gxxau pzuxn THANKING rHE cHoKrs-
Al n. 4oatFe, suPs. a111 .a.Se.. ~. ,.d,.- s,l
~ | I&&QEG = 2ENEIA "Ae4 t4AAAAAt& *SN s-Ae~- -"
, 1869-06-21

2U4UEKNHEEG.
The court then adjourned TO 1eakBcnlbte II 10
O'clock dn Aoud1y morning
, 1869-06-21

tfN fAHk
~ 4, ne people. Have we fought to destroy
+..+~r.d ,,,on n, and onr chtldrcn7
er-..d s.e,e nr.tous snd r4uep11sca %
! rho af.oddesa of IIee.sy" NAY be we'll enough
-. .,,str r,-ne-vr IN hei,e7e re have the best
| =. .r1-wre.rt tn IN vnrld. - md IL IL xeu to RaJ
! - xttt frec1euey &sd rsrTspcy bat theories and
ror-+n ~ Jn,v merrnrs s1oue WI, not satisfy the
ar,er+csn neonle. II II beautiful to &c aspiring
sn,,t,cts0, M hr.tniea sonnouaorea pat the set.
~ ~ ~ 49, tuxtT4cta on the bsct md call
tns., .re tnrt,trrnen., ). ii hardy psoueers r
s 49, rrt hnr.ss .ett,.-. y cto. bat xuct
~, 49, +. novrr "a soothe ,ts intend
I " s4r.,a,s :, ~ r,s.ence of spcn onuascs =,
= - - p.ss-re f-nrrose- Neural Lani
s..s,ss
: IL rs..S -. ..t.,~r. h&ro uroooa
t' s,.a, n' 1o.,1 m.h+ra rtthou
.,". ~. ,sr,,,r,r, NJ c,xtt iar, or Wong
F ons 49, $3.50 eatnr M Ia IN II in zach
n2 aaxls ,,.s,1 - tsr NINA, .en,
m.oae. y ~ s.s,a. .na vhf,e nj, st,uec,
10 gu oe aa4e ff. ~ 81 ~. rorAa, r,o,t1n
~ ~ nrrs. Ia represent Is fai.,y. O.
U oi toe ne"siapel -, ~ s,..-s.~ss.r+ a.
d u t1o1 W. W o - ~ .,..sSs ,n-+tc. u nnn1,t
- 49, w~r1~ Tv7rTrr, th.r our side Of u
- - - r,,d~ =, nnnpc "A 1ou h&ye alreae
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-10

DR. PETER CARTWRIGHT, the celebra-
ted Methodist preacher, has nearly COM
pleted his fifieth year as a presiding
elder, and at the session Of the Illinois
Convention, at Lincoln, on the Gath Of
September, a sort of serions jubilee will
be held in bis honor. The programme
of proceeding includes: l. Religious
exercises by Two clergyDen. 2 Read
ing of a lisr ofnll the appointments DR..
Cartwright has ever held. 3. Address
4. Response by DR.. c., with review
of his whole life 5. Thirteen distinct
addresses by as many different individ-
uals. 6. Four distinct addresses by va
rious conferences. AS soon as it is
over .he Doctor is going to Colifornia-
and small blame to him.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-10

TBE Canadians are sadly discouraged
at the failure of their efforts to induce
immigrants to remain in the Dominion.
Nearly all have shown preference for
the magnificent farms to be found in the
free territory of the United States, and
have accordingly been settling upon
them at an unprecedented rate. THIS
was bad enough. but now comes another
difficulty. The few who do not come to
the States have concluded to go back to
England, and are making application to
St Georges Society of Montreal, for
means to pay their passage. St. George
cannot see it in that light and SO. dire
necessity will probably compel these
impecunious people to drag out their
remaining days in the Dominion.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-10

Ar South Bend, Indiana, there il a
champion, laugher. Al the grin, tho
guffaw, the litter, the smoker, he 10
said to be, in his way, positively an
artist, and ready to hold the lists of
cachination against all corners. Where
upon, as a matter Of course, Cincinnati
scornfully defies South Bend, and
through one OF her new spapers proposes
to pit against him "Capt. Edwin Ry-
land of the steamer Gov. Allen, who
will laugh him out of countenance at
the very first interview" We have
heard of grinning.maicbes at the Eng
fish country fairs, but this is the first
proposed which has come to our
knowledge for laughing match in this
country. When Greek meets Greek,
then comes the jolly roar!
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-10
R0SEC1AIS REPUDIATES THE RE.
PUDlATIN0 DIN0CRACY.

General Rosecrans not only tells the
Democracy of Ohio that they mus
cease their war upon universal freedom,
but that they must give up the Peudle-
ton assault upon the eredi, and charac'
ter Of the Government. The following
passage means this, and nothing less :
No local declaration inviting a popular
pre- judgement of any legal question about
shopld impair the priceless fabric of the pub
lie credit at time when it is important to
create the speeches. means of Kidding the
country Of these enormous expressions, but
every Democratic platform should tend to
raise higher and higher the public credit, and
to satisfy the people of Europe that the
Democratic is the last party in the United
States that proposes to whine or act reluc-
tanly about paying the public debt, even
though present holders should have brought
it below its fair value.
Here is not only a direct attack upon
Pendleton, but upon Packer and his
friends in Pennsylvania, aud upon the
Democracy of every other State. Tile
whole drift Of these men, North and South
is to pare the way for reputation. Most
of them deny it, but all of them are
working TO it in one way or the another.
There is not Democratic paper you
open that is not a witness of the truth
of this declaration. Those who do not,
like the New York Democrat, boldly
recommend it, or, like Andrew John
son, declare it to be the only way to
save the Republic, try 10 excite dis
rust in the national securities by deuy-
ing that the law intended certain inter
est to be paid in gold, BY arraying the
people against the Government in the
South, and by falsifying the reports of
the Secretary of the Treasury proclaim.
ing the steady and the rapid reduction
of the national debt. General Rose
Grams saw that such was their design,
and he refused TO become their candi-
date. and took care to prevent. as far
ne could, the triumph of such men as
Pendleton and Packer.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-10

THK following story ,s told Of pretty
lite Jesess in Detroit: She loved n
poor young man, but q year ago her
parents forced her to marry a rich old
me. She bore her grief and q child.
\. d recently resolved to commit suicide.
She swallowed some morphine aud re-
8 cted; tn-n Sue swallowed four cups
OF coffee and reflected again; after that
che drank = glass of soda water and
reflected . third time. The final result
of her mental exercise was the opinion
that she had better 1--we and bear more
grief, aud perhaps children; SO she tore
up the letters she bad written 10 her
6rst lore. saw her physician, and tut
sect day vAs about her housewosk %
usual.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-10
DEArH OF senate. FrssExpEs.-Or

DEArB OF SENATOR FEsssNDEN-Our
Eastern telegram 10 day announces the
death at Hon. William Pitt Fessenden,
a United States Senator from the State
Of Maine, who has been dangerously i'll
for several weeks. caused by a stoppage
of the bowels. Mr.. F-ssenden was born
1t Boscowan, New Hamshire, October
Is, 1906, and AT the time of his death
Wa nearly G3 years of age. Deceased
was elected a Senator in Congress for
tx years from March, 1853, and in 1853
was reelected for the same term. In
July, 1864. he Was appointed by Psesi-
dent Lincoln Secretary Of the Treasury,
in thu place Of s. P Chase, resigned.
In 1864 he was re elected n Senar or in
Congress for the term commencing in
1865, and ending in 1871. His seat in
the Cnbinet he resigned March 4. 1865.
Mr.. Fessenden vas . distinguished
and was valuable to his
&C untry.-G. II. Ners.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-10

A curious marriage occurred last
week in ST.. Louis. A stone blind BRIDE
groom was lee by bis blushiog bride
to the altar of Justice Of the Peace.
That honest and benevolent functiouary
felt it TO be his duty 10 inform the poor
blind man that the chosen of bis heart
was really one of the uellest women in
the world, and that she had already, to
bis certain knowledge, buried two hus-
bands. To this the bridegroom re-
sponded that he had seen the lady q
great many years ago, and that, accord
ing to the best of his recollection, she
was then g a thing of beauty "and "a
form of life and light As the unfor-
tunate man assisted upon being married
10 this dream Of his earlier and happier
days, the knot was tied; but the Justice
swore be couldn't in conscience take
fec for doing it and SO the poor victim
was led away rejoicing.