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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-06-03

1R- The Laurens Railroad has been forced
into bankruptcy. Mr.. GEO. w. WATERMAN.
Of this town, has been appointed provisional
assignee.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-06-03

GB" Hon. B. ODELL DUNCAN, of Newber-
ry-United States Cousul at Naples-a a
decided Republican, comes out in letter
strongly favoring the Reform movement in
this State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-06-03

gss- Major j. e. BACON, of Edgcfield,
having been proposed by several papers as a
candidate for Congress from the third congress.
sional district, has accepted the nomination.
He takes the resolutions of the press confer
ence as his platform Of principles.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-06-03

GE- Senator SAWYER will accept our
thanks for copy of his speech in the Senate
on amnesty and against prescription. We
have made extracts thercfrom for our readers
this week. On this as we'll as some other
subjects, Mr.. SAWYER is in accord with his
constituents without respect to party or race.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-06-03

ED- Senator Brownlow has to be carried
to tho Senate by attondantsS his voice "a
gone and nc votes by proxy, sending hia
vote to the Secretary by. Q page; yot he Is Ia
his seat every day,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-06-03

Gg- Tho New York World says that
Abram W. Fox, o full -bloodcd African, and
formerly slave in South Carolina, has pur-
chased an interest in tho Dotriot T5.ec Press,
an and will soon become its managing editor. -,
The Free Press is Democratic paper.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-06-03

EH' A colored woman has been appointed
postmistress at Beaufort, sc. 4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-06-03

re" John L. Humphreys, son of Rev.
David Humphreys, of Anderson, who had
many warm friends in this place, died in
Richmond, Va, last week, while on his way
from New York to his old home in An.
dcrson His romans wero brought to this
State for intcrment.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-06-03

TORONTO, May 2S.--All is quiet on tho
Niagara and Detroit frontiers. Eight Fc.
mans were killed and twenty wounded yes
tcrday The excitement has ceased and bus.
incss has boon resumed, though the border
is still closely guarded by regulars and volun>
tccrs. Advlces from tho Red River cxpcdi.
ton are favorable
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06
TESTIMONIALS

Of eminent Professors ami Organists we give the
following extracts
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06
The ''TrOphy" Tomato.
BY PETER HENDERSON.

When Col. Waring advertised this var
iety last spring, at 20 cents per seed, or
20 seeds for So, few thought he would
find many purchasers at such a price
but the universal interest taken in this
fruit and the confidence placed in Mr..
Warnings statements, led to the sale of
seeds to large amount to growers in all
parts of the country.
| had seen the Trophy" growing, the
previous season at Ogden Farm at New
port, X. l., and while | felt that Mr..
Warnings description was by no means ex-
aggerated, I declined to give him my
opinion until it had been tested in other
localities, where soil and climate were diff
ferent. The past season | planted out
couple of dozen plants which had been
started in the usual way, and tied them to
stakes. Under the same conditions plan
ted the "New York Market" and Rising
Sum- the varieties we considered the best
and earliest Of last years experiment. In
earliness, the Trophy" had no precepti-
BILE advantage over the other two; land
by the way l think we have reached the
farthest point we are likely to attain in
this particularly but in size, smoothness,
and beauty of coloring, as well as in SOL
idity and favor,it certainly exceeds them.
So that by taking it all and all, believe
it to be thus far unexcelled, whether grown
for private use or for market purposes.
This opinion find very generally con-
Cured in, in all sections Of the country
wherever it has been submitted to trial
test with others. The seeds will this year
be disseminated everywhere at reasonable
rates, but only yet in small quantities, as
the stock is yet to limited to be sold ex
cept by the paper.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06

Tue Pedals conceive to be uuaproach9ble IL
their beautiful, smooth, qualitv.- VIM. King.
1t is IA grand, good instrument, and IT does hon
or to the Builder II. g. Folger, Troy, N. Y.
They among the finest instruments manu-
featured in this country or abroad. - W. Haw
ey, fon dulac, Wis.
am particularly pleased with the arrangement
of the different registers.-lW W. II. Bradbury.
No other instrument so nearly approaches the
organ. - The Chorister New York.
This instrument has clear superiority over
anything yet introduced among us. lndepen-
deut, New York
The tunes and action are excellent Rev
Mr. Leavitt, Hudson. n. Y
The more we use it, the better We like 1T
b. Hague, Hudson, n. Y.
The Two Bank organ IIarmonlum is really
gen. j. W. Kinnicutt, Boston. Mass.
we'have found them excellent in all points con
stituiing a good mstrument.-lJ. C. Cook. I J
Cook.
1t looks and sounds splendtlly.-ls Saxtcn.
Troy.
The most perfect toned melodeon | ever saw.
i Guy +. North.
They fall back on such substantial merits Al
superiority of workmanship, beauty OF tone, aud
reasonabeness OF price and we must say that IN
all these respects they are well worthy OF praise
Il Musical Pioneer. August, 1860.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06
GOLD MEDAL,

Tor the Best Cabinet Organ f; also the First Prize
at the Kansas State Far, and at the New jersey
State Fair in 1861
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06

Circulars Cuts, Prloe-lisls, SC. sent on appii
cation to
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06

From among the very fa,terins
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06

For these instruments we have always received
the First Prize, wherever exhibited in competi-
ton At the great contest, American Institute
Fa 1sG5--the only time in which all the large
makers were brought together, we received the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06
NELODEONS.

Piano style and Portable, Ten Varieties, Five
and Six Octaves, Sina!e and Double Pecd Rose
wood and Black Walnut Cases.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
N Nervaus Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscreton, will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cnred. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
35;ly JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar Street. New York.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06
CORRUGATED GOLD
Huxley Knitting Machine.

The Simplest, Cheapest and Best in Use.
Has but One Nsedie' A Child can Ran A.
Designed especially for the use of families, and
ladies who desire to knit for the market Will do
every stitch in the knitting of stocking, widen
ing and borrowing as readily as by hand. Are
splendid for worsteds and fancy work, taking fpe
different kinds of Stitch Are very easy to man
age, and not liable to get out of order Every
family should have one.
We want an agent in every town to introduce
and sell them, to whom we offer the most liberal
inducements Send for circular and sample
Stocking. Address
Or l76 Broadway, N. Y,
2iy ll9 Wabash Ave, Chicago, II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19
Ehs Italian Crisis

FLozEyCz. September Isgh
4zc=.zI E-spateA frua the h-at4zzrtsrs Of tie
I-1ll- arzy o. c-cga-l5u g. 7.z1z TERRITORY s1r-t
l. W=zl-roz1fo, S.Ps-fsser I7sl. says tie B1rou
10 ArzEzI cas ID Cie=er4I Clr-saE.s Leadsuzrfsr
b aG-1rzzLris1 oEth- Pope 70 sEPElia that fgr-iz
tru1us f1r Tx ZaEsas T1Ied asze, ztd ih1t his
Enl1=zs Eas zaIaise pr-Eeas r=zistszes 10 ibe e.
irzzsz eE Tx Irllzl1 trVoPz- E= zIzLsa 10 kzo=
s-aI eozrs= Czr5sTl iziszss5 70 tske- Tie 6eueT-
a. r-par-e- ttlis prpose Els fuzzy ses firth Il tie
ElEEl prsclal-ai5sa- Tie Eirz lad sh0za zrEzt
Fa-=zzz- sar Tx sss dat faFrlzlrrs arfeGPt=6 10
--i=zs sAe Sly AZ TX tie Peg tret thaf pallenee
ssT-rzIy- Araiz5 legged <siay Ct "A bosrs, iLat
Il 15zlL 1ri-E aE<Iiisaal iEE1ezes 70 bear o. th=
? se Clrssga 80 ar yi-Il=d - % szsPsH1 TIE az
tIss Ba1-s = -ezrz. 1T rszeFEiaz TIE riEht to
-zzzEzrr= Ii trsops- zziea zo= =zcireie tie city
BzHss= IatsIIissaes froz. Metz
4 L,ls1a< speed. saE=s PI-is, s<Pssaber I7lh,
sags=
'T1e P--aes q ye-elai.i tslez-zpAe4 thls ulorz-
izE tlas slu saIE5os lad bse1 f9zzz Tie pr-Esozs
sE-zfaE zz5.- ssztziss1 paezsz- C sal1i=rs 1t
tsrs, easzs sFs=zaeF Ista. addressed 10 solz5-r.'
taza5-z- TA-s- ms sisa SIP 4 PAPER. sfzaet y
z-z1rraI oe---r csaz1zz1at Z NIX zLiek stated
fa- TIE trsspz r. the eiig EeEs 4 god essaiIas,
z-S thef- E=zlth ezcsIs-zf Tie a5ock1ee by tte
PrzsEzz-E VS. 1zi-tzz 70 y sse-iE> srs sl=if ooy
zzzzz 4 cszzzz5sail-< rith tie oztaiss zofi1 Ezs
y salsoa- TIA b--1oz Vas tie seesEt tAey I'D
So az-
IL Frszes Izzii.1.s, 4 re rEzs Ct eiETizafioa,
pr-ez5 aEnsr tie posasi< zezs--=tEoa G. tse Hrs
ri=z- olse-FI;.-i=s, z-ssz1I AID AZ gz-L=rlzs 9.
Prs
Z Il rEgo--zd hat Fare : ezPertsd AZ bez1sszr
ts-s 70 -ezsiIiie ps-zo--a--s - yezee-
s~Tz-aI sznts 7--= 6-s< - n froc-s from ri
EErz hsE-es = Elszzzs- EG-EE4u r. E0eterzr.
cIzzpaz-e z4-=1szse s1os k-sszr fran : Es1OSJ
VIII. IL EsrkzE- EEs ISst1--l5 Kid y ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19
EapoleOn's Opinion Of the Prussian Soldiers.

BEELIS, September l9th--The following news Is
official: While Napoleon was al BsluI ~ he eulo-
gz-d the discipline and courage of the Prussian sol
dirrs, aud said nothing could keep them out Of
Paris
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19
Prussia and the French Republic.
he War in Italy.

FLORESoE, September 1sih.-The Italians have
occupied Oriaud.
The following il oficill: Their troops, on enter
ing SillAtri. weIe received with great enthusiasm
General Bixio is marching on Rome.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19
The Spanish Ambassador Sustained.

Madrid, September l9Jh.-OlazAga's recognition
Of the French Republic has been raiiHrd By spain.
Republican manifestation in favor of France were
recently made AZ Toledo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19

Nset tcr1ku syvs kaG2ln lrt2g - TX isi SN'.slSs>
ak ruaors = Eezsar< arr lSavias te sSsve In The
F0c-ea ar~y,
A rvgOrs las rvaeAes Rosss Os sAs ssSspS Of le,,
60 Ervsca, prssrzsrs,
X sz1.ss Il Tozl : e<l-S p-cssea wi,A TIE great
sss vo- d tae eosesss3 iussasSy eorys OF HUs aa9
Ls-5whS- 70 ssrce is redHs,ior-
<rartsxa R-r~xvnsSrs rear P=rt<-rss Prss-
,saaas pxESssSS-MIlis ana Re<l<ssaess Barned.
LoSDoN Sepse@e~r iSSh,
A Spsslsl 70 he TerlZ aaisG Loa&on. September
ISL ssvss Asssrp s-zzSsEssss sooS plas~ ySster>
ssr oz tks ius * ~ U-ss8ss RslSzy rear CoreSa.
sssueS1 sbe slvsaee X he Prsssl4n lSi, SinS and
e-sy d C;4-s.s Moslie zu5 Frse Flrsar, <spp0Ssd
70 - ses1cA-asu, q the array 81 Paris Tue Prus-
s.1a cavalry usry defeated CO Thursday afternoon.
rea- Gz-z-es, asd 3rtv<2 back 81 MelGa IL
P1-as su3 Lyoos ri --0ss; thsJ ,oSa Was oecsple1
IL So-y,. % w,6usslay D isssu,ry azs artillery.
Ycs,e-,isy z,cr-i-zs colsrau sdvauced FROM Ne
In upca CczeSf = usils< f-vzi Paris With the %
zSs o. 5ez;royiaS tlz roEr mills, asd setting tAs
-z1a-5cs a; III Po5as. and 10 throw forward hoty
towards tx cy % CT tie diecs Ire Of ,he ORLEANS
Rz5l-sal tv0 zl,.s fErsLssr HoEsA 81 Iuvins. Tse
s<c7-t Ogecs ~a> a.,aiacd. bit the PrEssiAns h@v-
i-z yzsAe5 On three rzies further to AblcoS, were
a-tacSz5 D. S1pers5g to-ce, ard aeer severe eca-
50 ro-se1. szd eoCPSl-sd % retreat uPoz the sn-
tzy-elEezts Shica ta-y la1 ihrcSu uP % hin az
Jauv5>y. eg=s--l-1i- ;ls F-S<sSs 4 the Orgy, The
1r55ze over ub5ca river h41 oeva bl1~a Up by the
Frg-cA 81 lie sane Jizs; the PrHSSatrS at Covael
Wlo Id established themselves II tie hasnlst ofRiz
z.rs s5tlSS,d by Frv1sa f9rcr siysueius from
Lecu GiSzez1. 41G ta>y <sceSStSd il iutsiuiag
Their rgsI1l1-- D-ri1s tie sesioa The extensive
XII, 1n5 era1lriSs OF E>soa8e acre set o1 ERE and
cz-uet 10 Tx srvuu4. Si,h al thSlr souivuis Eos
rr-yt1zzly sr9-sfcrry: 70 PARIS
TE< RsPabiiesn ELsElsH In Germany.
L ! z-uo-zceG ircn Brussels ,hIt the iutsrna-
rs5utls O. lzvs tegc1 70 cisSSEiuz,e thrvgs1oat
>sC-1-ru Germany a GgeaGenI czzluz Upoa tax 30
Pl- u u-S- ca1ss siE1 Jae pc0pe % FrsBec, ard
ts1L16 ~ aal-llol q tax uooEliIy aud mcHarehy.
/. : evE,aIa tie B4ysrian 6ovs-uuls1t las besu
fJ-c5 Go declare tlar Il "a 60 way sdhsry< to the
project a c1ls1Ii51-i1z siEh the NJrsa German Con
sz5-ca-ll--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19
The PIasards Of the DsnoeEAtie Social Re-
PabIie.

Tl- El-l= Ct RsusriH, il Frankfort, Eere covered
early &C y st-ss.-lT morning =itl huge pIaezrts,
ealing 0atls pe1Pls to prepare for the vrOeIazlz-
tea q a D-z0eFatfe SoezaI Rep1blie A similar
P-icz-5 US s1x-1 to tl- zti1 eutra-es 0IS5 PsaFs
s1-rs-- Tie U-Iea-lz vsrr printed in French ard
G---a-. and zsze a=l5et- By orter oftLz UuIysr-
saI C1uzl-r-e OF tie European R-pubLicf' GroaPs
-aiEsrg ze1zt iE-l 4ui th= Polio= t1rs Jhea down,
D.. 10 E--15rsr-arf5u Eas ua5e-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19
Ths PEisoaers TAksa at Sedan.


teat t-z total u1zoe- % E=a actually cap5Ersd At
S-tIu as 1uiy 80 Geo, i1eI1tiuz g zeHcr4ls and 2
20 -=zsrs, 5do % zlc1 Esre released o. pa-U.e-
TX ki-l=5 115 Egz15-E numbered - 0C0.
An Interview with Eismzrrk and his C0uE-
s<IISr-Shsridaz at Rheims
Tie T-l1a1ss correspondent, E-irisE from Rheims.
I-5=r sac * th- I5cl Instant SAYS. Lad another
I--s-Ti== ss-a B5=Easck tbs uuFuiaz- He said the
PrazzalE G5vsrsusEJ ro>ilITsIE would not treat
Ei-- zuT Ggvsruneat not recognized as * JIrs ard
la- Tx ozLy veralzsat " Ja4r cEa-axtsri IL Frzres
kE5EE 70 Pr-=siI !. tla1 q Sa9ol=ou. o. the Re
z--eT 1-fiz- IN d. zosszee- We Do no; know, he
lttet- - estz-r TIT EE1le e Fr41cc sil rycozuz
tie E-g1a.Te Hos c41 We 5rzat With PrUytzisu1I
G5VeEHu-ut EliSa zlay be 5iszyoEsd o-zl0rrss y
ass=d Z IHx EuEil=l tIF-1u-4tisr Lad arrived At
Prs Lid carriers to TT ilt-rEzuti0a- = haze 81
70 diy-e1G--t, EIs a. sE=E-r He commented
zl-1rP-y - F-sne2 trszcAsry At Llga. s1yiaz @ths
pli-z caFl---lre ard he Prz=sauz eatergd zithoat
Izy 0gglsl.i5z- zl-z Frezeh artIleryE1s1 bI=H %
r1z-=r Eazlz51e- kE-51- EizseIf, - Pr--szI4u
[lEerz ard 80 e1rtsz Noble" shortIy afterzarris
III Csl1t EeIzzl- Blzz-Irgk @, szselI9r- Ee &
Pressed great IEIi-ly cglceruiaz the atrifuG q TIE
Crits. States n.E that tie Ereuch Lad prucLIiE1ei
4 E-gssl5c- sayiuz sze are arzious to have Anert
-I- : Ea1ay "a or s-dsr 5zi cant ir1zi via
s--1 1 E-z-zl5- a. tEl.-7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19
RlsaarSRs Reply.

! = r~Ts-sss sesf tx FcSvagz Os~~ Ass -
-=z-cs -sr,s u s1aes Fs-rs's s-Sa-G - - sFu-is
ls-- S>=s-SS ssys sez-s ARK eusssic-s ySt % ss,-
L. vi,a FzssSs sSss-v S1s szzgSssies q AoSSi,lss
VI T. scsssels
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19

troogs, RoederVr gave 800 bottles Of champagne 70
tee conirs&gS q the uurScged piSu
GcuVrsts Sheridan sua ForSythe here.
Tex CorFS DiulenstiQUp arrived 10 CAV.
SvvSg esri SSr ot volastccrS len Tours this morn
Ing. s,iug ncythNSrd
a Frvneh coFps OF 500 usen. under Geaersl Dn-
Nxsl, occRpy the words 1t CiSrmont ana NVUdon.
Taecv mas cge,ing Yesterday between the FrnSStsns
snG thTvS regiments ~ the ioe. assisted by
bsitsltoRs ., The Gsrae Mobile, aud battery 81 sF
tlVry. It's rrsalt favorable 10 the French, the
snSu,y falling back.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19
Diplomatic Matters as Rhsins-German Reorgani
zztiou-Bzvzria and Baden, ETC.

NEW TOBK, September l9sh-A cable special to
the TribsAs dated London sePtem Der 18Th says, the
b Fliu correspondent Of the Tribune writes the
18th, that Bismarck i busy at Rheims Tue Is row at
MezuIl settling various diplomatic matters To re-
lieye nOniuieTyeniiOn By Germany in Italy, II has
heeu sgrred hat the Italians may occupy Rome, Sa
vOy, and Nice il the peupls viii wish 10 reuOUnes
their former allegiance Oiher European cabinets
have been notified accordingly. The re-orgauiza-
been postponed for The present. but 1t is understood
that a common constitution viii Be given 20 all the
states north ard west the Maine alike, With am
pie guzrzntees Tor healthy political and ecOnoIDi
cal government Bavaria and Baden distinctly de-
cline territorial enlargement, while agreeing that
Alsace ard Lorraine mBst return 10 Germany.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19
TG< RsPas,iesa Element In esrr,any.
Treubissfn Austria.

a t1--i1aa-s p0F-lar tS1oastratio1 vas Dzte n
Fis1-l yestsraay BEFORE TIE Lau u tie temporal
P1riiaz-ut- TlS Gsra1r baVaer Of ISIS vas carried
10 prue-ssiou- aut - arrests have teen made,
o-- - ms ,s<t- Tx sIei,euSut a4o1g the pso-
PIE IL Praz--, B-uel1, aut ot4z- cities Il the En-
E.rs ]. q TX i.ersass.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19

s--i-s s-- ltySs ra1ss & tx SueSsto1 q zssia-
.t,zs Easssa a-e'sz-s a. ssrsee- S@ayt fSs racdas-
a-e- Ssssrvss ssrt-s l.vtrS i-voScG Aus-sels
=-s--ve1t,- FrssSsa y sssisscG us,h tx rrs~-HSe
z.-5s-se q Ezzs1as sefsas u FrS1eA AeSc ~
a--e5 5zssrssatfaa- G-rrAzy 1szza@3s saS esss'toz
- ! -.--.- - r.---..-..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19

IL Zlaz aaz rzas z1sruzag s5=zaai t-i=z--z
E.G 5e-E Ezs-E ~ s-zaEEg sEz=zT i EEs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19

pie quantities. Tor 4 healthy political and ecOnOBi
cal government Bavaria and Baden distinctly de-
cline territorial enlargement, while agreeing that
Alsace and Lorraine m1st return 10 Germany
Bismarck On the War.
EEzYoEz. September 2Oth-An Esestag Tslegrara
cable dispatch from Berlin dated September 10th
ssys letter from Count Bismarck says the next step
IL this wonderful will Be the investment Of Paris
and iutisies that, the defines Of Paris aud all hope
u successful resistance being then over, there must
b. peace. Inc government Of France, or those in
poSer. whoever they nay Be, cannot desire further
slaughter; When all that all BE- required Of them
= nj be TO give cerair sbsoInfe guafzntees that the
pace Of Europe viii not be disturbed by ambitious
zpTaflons Of the desires II their people, and That
Tie mis-ries zhieh they themselves lave brought
apnn the two nations may n>yer sgsin be repeated
quoted IN several journals a. having stated what
these guarantees must be- OF course these slate
lnsnis are mainly romance When approached By
g-niIemeD % the press. generally give them civil
snsSers. Their imsg1zfIOn does the rect. You
know gusrzntees are Necessary 10 secure lasting
peace IL 10 rather military tBsa political ques-
ton Nc OyeTfErts Of pesce eau or Viii be received
uatil the Prussizn army Is before Paris but the ssfe
IS Of Germany and the peace Of the world secured,
Germany all not oppose the termination Of war
from which she viii not retire, uEth the legitimate
aspirations Of her children secured, ard GermA~
nsy ssIe from future cruel zndrnnecesssrly szugh
he Opinion Of the Eorth German Gazette"
A spseaI to the Ersaisg TsIeqrua from Berlin, da-
ted Bsriin, September zoth, says: Queen Augusta
rad letter yesterdsy. rrittsn by the Emperor o.
Bzssia warmly ssagrzt1lafing Her Majesty upon the
great victories 81 the armies Of Germany and the
CrOEu Pfincs.
The Qseen deystss her tine to neasurss for The
II the posndsd. Departments hare been assign
Cd IL he palace 70 enpl1ysiin making bandz-
gss Int ssd ether articles for in the bSspitais
There j. 70 fsundAtion EhstsFsf for the statement
q the Enginh EeEspspsr esrrsfDondeHt that TOE
King intends to tssat III terms q peace only With
Aspols9n- l. i hoEsrsr, determined policy that
the Gsras ffsops siii hsd posssssion u points al
ready gs.ssd, anti such tine terms u peaee-f
ssitlsa spon-rh2l be FStiSsd y the ckaGbsn re-
galsEiy s-eetsd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19
ne Ccien.

Caolsra was raging throughout Persia and the
Soa,a of Russia -, week; Is deaths were reported
Il : rot Y: eP;3egate
rs People Ct SoGs in Fsvcr Of Admitting TIE Ma
tioaA Trpcps- italian uliaatan-PrussiAa
EroSsrs q Friendly 0Eees,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-01

The State Central Commute ofthe Repub.
lican party has sent out the first note Ct the
coming contest. The convention is to be held
a, Elko, September 2lst. The Carson Appeal
is obviously little out Of humor with the
selection made of place to hol1 the conven-
tion.-;Ph.se Pine Meas.
The APPEAL made no show Of i'll hu-
NOR in commenting upon the action Of
the committee, much as it would have
preferred the convention to be held here.
We tried to express ourself as gracefully
acqaiesing in the inevitable, after
making the best fight We could in and
out Of the committee for Carson. Fur
thernore, We said that if anything was
likely TO be gained for the party by the
change, we should be glad it had been
made. Ain; THAT patriotic?
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-01

UNCLE BILLY RosERs.-This indefatig.
able old man, now in his seven,y-sevenIh
year, was lately met by MIR. E. D. KEEL.
ley, formerly proprietor of the Elko To-
dependent, in the Goose Greek Noun i.
tains, in search of the '.marble halls, "
or what are supposed to be the ruins Of
such. He travels with q single horse
aud sack of bread. He stated to Mr..
Kelley that in lS49, as be was crossing
the Plains he CHANGED to stray away from
his party, and in crossing . mountain
came upon what appeared to be the ru-
ms of walls built of smooth blocks of
marble; and. that thinking bis eyes de.
ceived him, be turned several Of the
blocks over and found similar ones be-
meath. This is his seventh trip in search
of the "marble halls" Of his dreams,
but be is saoguine Of success this time,
and sent in word to . friend that be
would bring him . tomb stone this time
Rire Rereille.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-01

TBs alarm as to counterfeit Mercan.
tile Library Gift concert Tickets being
in circulation is without foundation
II had its origin in q wretched little
hoax over q defaced ticket, which, on
being presented at the Office of the
agents, was pronounced genuine. The
method of Identification adopted by the
agents of the Library absolutely pre-
ciudes the possibility of any false tickets
being paid, AID the tickets themselves
are BY no means So easy to counterfeit,
as to enable swindlers to defraud the
public. Most complete arrangements
have been made from the 6rst to check
mate eounterfeiting, and small appre
hension is felt of any attempt at it.
100, 900 tickets we're sold ard paid for
10 81 working days.