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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-11-23

nion politique avec 10 race noire'
cette antipatbie qui SO traduisit un
jour 4 New.York par des scenes
Isanglantes. tout celia est-il un pre-.
ju re insense ou un instinct salu-
taire 7 C'est un fait, en- tous cas-,
don't il faut tenir compte. LIE peu.
pie AMERICAN, quill ait tort on raj
son, condamne le suffrage negre,
ct il l'aueantit 1 son debut meme.
Quill ali. presente d lesprit Phistoire
lamentable des communities afri-
Gaines livrees a elles-memes; qu'il
s'epouvante / Pidse du sort des
races melees, sort don't II est me-
mace; quill s'indigne de l'execrable
machination qui a pour but la de-.
gradation des blancs par les noirs
dams les Etats do Sud, peu impor-
tel Sans doute tous ces motifs ct
d'autres encore militent dams ce
cerveau du peuple d'oa jaillit Ia
puissance souveraine ct oa s'ela-
b orent 10 democratic ct 10 civilisa.
ton. Aais le peuple ne discute pas,
II ordonne on defend. Cette fois. il
defend al Congress de persister
dams 10 vote du despotisme ct il lui
ordonne clairement de retirer 4 Ia
race africaine les droits politiques
qu'slle ne sausait nj comprendre nj
pratiquer. LIE Congress hesitera,
puis cedera, d'autant plus quill .
o ete lui-meme surpris ct entraine
par une minorite radicale. S'il Int
TAFT contre le vrai suffrage univer.
sci, il s'y briserait, ct le negre tue
rsit aussi sirement le ponvoir le.
gislatif quill battu dams les der.
niAres elections Wade ct ses com.
pagnons d'infortune. rR s i-e +.
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SsssAsso CsSS6s01sv. Contents for Nov.
ember, 1857: AGRIcuLrURAL: A New Plant.
Grade Ditches.-The Sweet Potato.-Tho
Camels.-Rye - Fertiliser.-- Field Psas.-
Brunswick Oats.-Bermuda 0rsss.-Hrinly
P!ows. = Go operative Industry. = Buggy
Corn.-Colorado Potato Bug.-Cost Of Rails.
ing Cotton.-Wine in Madesra.--Hunesrisn
Millet.-Potato-R Rot. t.-HoRricULTuRAL The
Raspberry. - Orange Culture. - Seeding
Peaches.-Codling Noth.-Ants and Fruit
Trees. - HOUSEHOLD EcoHoAys Csss u
Mango In Hogs.-Good Vinegar.-Wash The
Catils. -Remedy for Soalds.
--Lsmp Chimnsys.-TsE FIRssips Leaves
lPoelryt-Fabrfcs Of Hindoostan.-0Craps.
EDIroRIAL: Whist we Need.-Poison Oak.
Premium Recipes.-1uek and Sandy Soils.
E~Dss Tvs Dollsrs pr ~. D. RsD.
hosD & J. CAnAx, Editors, Athens, O..
7 IA Al .
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gspdarmss scnt pis que les Anglas Pardon ext II
Saint -Malo IN commizare qu ess m AoMm< T.. CO
que j. dis nest pas pour lu dant % que js voas dis,
Aseas sssts parentheso, qu fs brillsr IN lclar do
sssd sai.aaos dans lss yeux bsu d Barbejsan :aaa
Pour rs donc, pprit.n, voila matelot, puis g.
tss. pus - q y rande hrue 1 bofd du vaiseau an
Gss EsaroH, on guerrs sootss poss; mas jasais mon
pn vous pai lie An premier eoubas jatteads Tabor.
dAss eours su boat do b srands vergus Ct H. e vous
lire Do desous ma ehsmiss nns cocards faucaise plus
Sssdsqus mon fad d ebapsau, qas avais hbrqule en-
SssAse1s pour estts oeeaaioe. ~ ..ss7 sqGT u II
Rnsaits Dc qod j. me NETS orier = moi, lss sns
j sais fansas Attnpe le bout dc 6lin Les ausres
qai allAisss msbsttrs eoeps do pisaost respondent
, Msre" lie employment ID lisre me suiveut dams ma
hsss 6 ot lssr petite aare avec agr6ment Langais
tut pis moi j. passi second maitre bord du "a Ma.
ssifgxA oa jsshsvai ID csmpsgos, eomms de- raison
Nsss atasnoos Toulos. ls psix, je suis oongsde,
j vais Msrseills, u fails deux voyages IA marchand
Hidls - vsat Do vor Paris Jy res trois ours Pays
d nuyagss! O. connait rien hormis Ia conedie, ss
bouqsss De- psuquers q lee iieun pour habilemsnts
d bourksos q de- bellies dames Rason pour quoi ja
compfs s sentness des terens angas rapport aux ter
riens GaDcss qni dssnt-i sont tous psrruquers cus
nisss, naitrss Do danse on taillesrs
n hut peuf sailleurs pour faire IN houms. dit gr.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-11-23

A s'asseor sur le tr6ne du feu Don Pedro en-
retour, Don Enrique promet do fournir 1
Charles une hotte cOntre rAngleterre.
81, ls57.-Le brigadier general Wilson est
cree baron du Royaume. Uni, avec 10 titrc do
Sir Archdale Wilson do Delhi. X. C. n. II await
conquis sa promotion au fameux siege do
Delhi, commences 10 8 JUN par le maj jor.g6ns.
raj Sir Henry Barnard, qui y await perdu 10
vie 10 Juliet. Wilson lui succeeds CONNIE
maior.geneial, attaqua 10 II septembre 10 por.
te de Cachemire, livra les assaults des IS, Is,
II ct ls ct prit enfn 10 palais 10 IS septembro.
20, 16os.-Henri Nv, age do IS ans, Stait
devenu eperdument amoureux do Charlotte
do Montmorency, file encore tres jeune du
connetable. II Ia maria au prince do Conde.
pour ravoir pres do lni. Conds, plein do
jalousie, ayant quite Ia cour ct ayant n,enS %
femme en- Normandie, le roi ert-galant 10
suivit sous un deguisement. Outre do cetto
poursuite, Conde fait monter ga femme On
yoiture avec lui 10 ~ novembre ct lemmAne
dams Ia Neerlande espagnole. sur quoi 10 rol
le somme de revenir, sous peine d'etre do.
clare rcbelle. Alors Cond6 envoie "a femme
I Bruxelles OF 90 refugie lui.m Cologne.
81, l4o7.-Au moment Cd 10 due d'OrlSsns
SO rendait le soir, suivant "a coutume, rho.
tel Montagu, Prss Dc 10 porte Barbette, pour
diner avec Ia refine, Thomas de Courte-
house Went 10 mander do ID part du roi. Lo
duo 80 dirigeant vers Ph6tel Saint Pol, Cour-
tehouse vspsttendre avcc Rsoul d dt)ctonvills
ct dixhuit hommes armes un hotel de Ia rue
Vieille du Temple. A son passage, lie fondent
sur lui st le tuent coup de hache. L. lsnde-
main, on arr6te Aubert do Flamency, selgneur
do Cany ct dc Varennes, chambelian du roi.
soupconns du crime parce que le due sSduit
50 femme ct en- Gu le batard OrlSans, comts
de Dunois, mails on le relache 10 londemain
ct on accuse 10 due dc Bourgogas, qui prend
Ia fuite. a aas a % ~. =. = - ~
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HEM RIDES
KOyRnDRg.

II, le64-Pres de la cascade do b rivisre
Ngouyai, en- Antique, n. Du Chaillu rencon-
tire un gorille qui placidement s'abreuve du
clair liquide de &c coun d'esu un pen plus
loiu, II volt un Ashantee qui s'imbibe pOsO-
phage do II liqueur fermentee de 90 pays des
gouIos Le voyageur recounsit tristement que
c'est 10 seule difference gull ait pu trouver
entire les dsux types. ~ = N
10, l540.-Le parlement de Provence pro.
nonce contre lee Vaudois de Merindoi, (boufg
du departemept dc Vauclusel, un jugement
qui voue leurs personnes su massacre q leurs
propri6tSs 1 ID devastation. Francois Ier,
netant pas encore en- mesure de rompre avsc
Ia ligue de Smalkalde, fait suependre rex6cu.
ton jusqu'au Ter janvier l5ts, q aSog1 II a.
donne "a baron Oppsde do procsder. Ls -
avPil, celuici quite Ak avec ravocat.genS.
raj Gusrin ct un corps d'arm9e commando
par 10 baron de Ia Gafde, ct II commence son
ouvre diabolique en- tuant, viOlant ct sacce-
geant; ~ Villages, entire autres Mcnndo!,
Csbrisres, La Cote, sont brdlts st lss habt
tsnts trsquSs oomme des bates fauves. Ls is
non, Francois Ter accorde 4 Oppede ct ses
colleagues des lettres patentes rsti6ant leurs
actes. s.
\ 10, l3sO.-RaOul, co0te d. 20 ct d Gaines,
connetable de France, fait pxisonnisr par
Edousrd III Ia prise de Csen, en- l3lS, svait
obtenu Ia pertnission Taller chercher "a ran.
con en- France. Arret6 le 10 novsmbre 1
ih00sl Dc Nesle, II cut 10 tete tranch6e = 10,
O pr6senesdu duo do Besrbon, du comtsd Ar,
magnsc OF du due d'Ath6nea On pr6tondit
quill stsit coupsble de trahison ct on Paccuse
d'avoir voulu livrer Ia vile do 0uines au rei
dAngleterre. Charies6 E::pagne (nh q houis
u gserrs de- Bretagne, lui suoe6ds dam II
nh n
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contre laquelle reagit ct prevalut
Ia doctrine democratique. Quoiqu'il
en- soft, on eesaurait nier que l'im-
migration allemande. ct irlsndaise,
recrutee generalement dams les
classes pauvres ct ignorantss de 10
societs europeenne, matt contribute
1 modidsr 10 politique du pays en-
y absissant le niveau intellectual
ct le niveau moral, ce qui est tout
un. Ce n'ttait pas dependant une
raison sufiissnte pour retrancher le
suffrage aux nouveaux venus, car le
noysa primitif, le fonds amSricain
conserverait toujours son asoen.
dsnt ct prevsudrsit 1 10 fiu, NAL
grS une confusion temporaire, ct
d'aillsurs II fsllait sttirer plut6t
que detourner ls Aeuve fecondant
de l'immigratieu. VOLTA pourquoi
10 suffrage universal fat maintsnu,
en- depit de toute objection. 1
Nais quand on veut renverser Il
barriere ct laisser penetrer dams le
forum lee individus dc ID race afri-
caius, lee esclsves d'hier, sans ius-
truction, sans preparation, svec
l'ignorsnos ct lee vices inhtrents
Ala condition qui fut lsur lot, 10
'peupls tost entier proteste. C'est
slors en- efst que le suffrage uni
versel, source de- 10 souverainet9
rationale ct du droit public. sefsit
1 jsmsis trouble. Les consequen-
ces dune telle innovation ont ets
immkdiatement sa;sies. Vsinsment
s-ton dit I lOhio Of sutres Etats:
/" Votes 10 suffrage Negro; que vous
imports / vous ,qui saves sur
votre col que quelqussis. nAgtesi II
No s'agit point d'siIleans don prin-
ciper inmusble. d'nue institution
peruanente; % nest qu'un moyen
de dompter ct d'achever le Sud.
Dc parslyser en- lui l'existence. de
telle sorte qu'elle ne soft plus hos
tile et ssisibls % Nord." L'Ohio ct
consorts mont pss ets pris N pie
&c. So rappelaat l'usage qui await
etI fait dtja de leur mandat. lie ont
seuti passer sur eux le vent du ra.
dicalisms ct ont tnsrgiqueuent con.
'dann6 Ies aStes Do reconstruction.
,Wads, ls staatsur Dc r0hio, dlfait
daps BON Etat, . trshi Il vsrits do
Il situssios PEI ostis exola.ation:
"C'est le nsgre qui nous . battusl"
D'ssefes, uoias francs ct moins
sinosres. Sen prenaieas ! divsrsss
esreurs du perti r6publicain, telles
que = tariff protsstsur. lss lois do
Temperance. b prcjet Do mise On
seossatios do President Wsds :
bisn w ct non moins bien dit Oh
Stait 10 dsfaat Do 10 osirssse.
Hsinteoant oette r6sistanos do
II race blanche, cote volonN ma-
nifsste de repousser toute oommu-
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AGENT A posALDsoNvrLLR
VETO PoPULAIRE

Pendant que les radicaux, sen.
tsnt lsur On prochaine, adoptent 10
lamsuss devise "Sauvons IL Gals.
sel". font main basse sur les places,
sxpIoitsnt ls pays don't lis wont
Stre chassis ct donnent ainsi aux
sAgres 10 mesure de leur desinte.
rsssement ct de leur devouement,
10 Congres - reanit tout exprss
pour voir Oh On sst 10 reoonstruc.
tion qu'il . dscretee. Asis quels
ehangsments depuis . dernisre
ssssioni % nest plus 10 President
eui l'srrtte ct lui barre le chemin.
c'sst , pesple tout entisr. Le vent
. tosrne psrtout, II ny pas l s'y
sromper, 1 % fairs ilIusion. Ilys
aqsssqsss oois, II Stsit toat puis.
saat st pltrisssit IL nation CONNIE
uns argils ioerte, mails voici que
l'argils s'est suimee ct fremi sous
ls main do potter. L. principe
fAssst d outrage universal s'est
rstoarnS contre lai. IL Suffrage
univsrsel protests contrs l'altsra-
ticn que lsi ia6igsait IN congres
isAdels. One 's'est-il done passs
daas i'esprit dss masses I /
- O. travail int9risur est facile l
dScosvrir ct 1 dtcrirs. Taut vaut
l'iostruction den pssple, taut va
lent % rspstssatstion ct son gou.
sssasmsnt. Or, pour pca qs'on
ttaaio sveo qneIqoe impsrtislitS
lEstsirs dee 4tats- Unis, II est Svi.
deaf que les hommes ct les chooses
d h politisse. , sost moihdres
asAptrefois, que 10 pouvoir social
~ - plus exerct svec = name
espaci0 g svec II meme ooralitS.
tes isutes graves qoi ont mend \
II Stvolution r6oente sumraien NJ
sssiss. I dtiaut d'srguments. pour
ttablir cette regrettable veritA
' Rsss - rsndrs eompts Do 10 dtca-
dSnoe. d l'aatoritS.. Il fsut remon-
tSe 4 u source do Fautorite. c'est-
adiss - ss6tsge usiversel. Lors-
ass biss pea Dc voix asusndaient
u libsrtS d lssolavs ct qu'asoass
- nssmafsis tout bas 10 rJss 3ds
90 svSnsoset aux droits politi,
Sssss On s'e6rayait dljA d l'ssi.
ysrsalit6 d. ss6tage. On compre.
ssit 4ss sfl ~ . d gosvsrnement
AUiEtns 80 sslsi ssi ssposs ssr %
cosssutsusnt dss goavernIs, %
ssassussasst dsvsit Strs A poins
Nbrs. tolairt st rldtchi On dastsss
1ssoss go = sahrsgs inpliqssit
'Slssesssties. D Me- temps exigt
peur b ssturalisation .dss ltran.
lODArcs eosraat d'aSes psodsisit
as1s vss sxcrcisssnce politique
Spbeplrs. ls hc~Isethiagisns.
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BATEAUX DE LA COTE
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NEW ERA, A. ,DUGAS, capitains,
E-O. NELANCoN, commits part Do ID
Nosvells Orleans b dimaaoAs D 8 Aeurss
A. N. ct 10 mardi ct 10 jedi 1 10 hsares
4. N. ;-au rct0ar, part Do Donaldsonvillo
lee lundis, mereredis etvsndredis I 8 hesres
A. N. .t'-st.| '.sf s'F. - Z" '''5'.'1
IDEKvMI1 EXILE r. Gsoss, eapl.
tains, J. @. LAMDAY se o. HnNO, 0eaafs;
part de Ia Nopvells Orleans 10 lundi IS
hsvres P. n. ct 10 veudredi / 10 heures
An. ;-au retour, part Do Bayoa ean les
nardis ct lcs samedis. .soir. lrJu EasI
II WILD WAooNER. BAaAnco, sapi-
taine part dc II Nouvells- OsSiassr 10
luudi heurs6 p. II. 81 le vendredi 10
heures A. N. an "a
LAFoURCHH, GREAraousE, eapi.
taine part do 10. Nosvells- -Od6eDs 10
mercrsdi 1 5 heures p. n st h dimaashs
! 9 hsarss A. N. 5..svza, a-aaL
NINA 9Il61lHa TRoxLsR, capitai.
ne part de ID Nolvelle- Orleans loo msrdIs,
jeudls ct saDedis ! midi A2zAsll.&
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17
THE d MARKET.
From the Alta Of Monday

kkAShA a. niN1 " Shuoy
The stock market was irregular to-
day, and in many cases lower quotations
were made. 0phir declined I per cent.
Yellow Jacket, which rallied to Sl,0l0
yesterday afternoon, closed at $3.50.
Chollar presented no material change.
Crown Point went down to Sl,40O, and
rallied to the price Of yesterday after
noon. There are more indications Of
finding ore in the 800 feet level. Over
man declined from $3.50 yesterday after
uoon to Sl95. The accounts from the
mine are better. The quantity Of ore
taken out is given at fifty IONS per day,
$40 rock. This could be increased buI
for the scarcity Of timber. Kentuck
fell to S3s5. Imperial closed at yester-
days price. Belcher fell 10 per cent.
Confidence was quoted at $40: There
IRE sorne further reforms demanded in
Gold Hill. Tue old Board Of Over
man had no monopoly Of mismanage-
ment by any means. There are, il is
said, cases where the officers get out
rock Mt an expense, to feed mills, and
draw 81 to So per ton from the mill
owners privately. The difference be-
tween the cost Of getting ou the rock
and its yield being raised by assess
ments upon the loug-sufering stock
holders. There are also cases where
enormous assessments are levied by
companies that are doing little or no
work, reported flooded with water, yet
levy 6o@7O thousand dollars in a few
months, and no account made Of it.
We take from the Stock Circular the
aggregate production Of bullion, for the
first six months Of the current year, at
each Of the following mines, finding
them correct as far MS we have inspect
ed them. We compare them to show
the progress of each company:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17

THE GErrYsBuRa LOTTERY SCHEME
Advertisements Of the so-called "Board
Of Supervisors Of the Gettysburg
Asylum Lottery are again appearing in
some Of the newspapers. Such Of the
people as see the present advertisements
and remember the former ones will
notice quite a difference. The names
Of Generals Meade, P%ennypacker, Bea-
YER, Sickel and other respected and es-
,eemed soldiers, which figured con-
s~picuously in the first crop Of circulars
and advertisements, have all disappear
ed. This is because General Meade and
those Of his brother officers, who had
regard for their regulations openly and
decidedly condemned the scheme with
which the lottery supervisors had con.
nected their honored names. In the
face Of the emphatic reputation by
those officers ofan attempt to make them
the promoters and e~ncouragers Of a plan
10 revive and legalize the lottery bust
ness in this State, under the cloak Of a
pretended patriotic object, the super
visors no longer have the hardihood to
use the names Of those gentlemen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17
, WOUNDED s~oLprER's PETITION

A WOUNDED SoLpIER's PETITION
During the summer OF 1864, while the
hospitals in Richmond were crowded
with wounded, the ladies Of the city
visited them daily, carrying with them
d~elicacies Of every kind, and wed with
each other in their efforts to comfort
and cheer up the wounded. On one
occasion a bright-eyed damsel Of seven
teen summers vas distributing flowers
and speaking tender words of encour.
agement to those around her, when she
overheard a young private, who was
suffering from his wounds, exclaim :
"Oh, my Lord Approaching bin
rather timidly, in order to rebuke bis
profanity, she said: ~ think heard
you call upon the name Of the Lord. !
nm one of His daughters. Is there any
thing I can ask Him for your" A hasty
glance upon her lovely face and perfect
form caused bis countenance to brighten
as he instantly replied: ayes, please
ask him to make me His son-in-law |"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17

E,rzAsErs CApy STANTON is much dis
gus,ed with the proposition to refer the
question Of woman suffrage 10 the New
York State Convention, TO a special
committee. She thinks one committee
on the suffrage question is enough, but
wants that one composed Of "philos-
opher, and statesmen" and that they
should decide irst whether suffrage is
q natural right or a gift Of society. II
the former, she considers the question
settled ct once and for all time. II,
however, it is decided that suffrage is a
gift Of society, she pleads for the en-
franchisement Of the higher orders Of
wou,nhood before the lower orders Of
black and white, washed and ~unwsshed,
le,tered and unlettarsi manhood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17
Qua CouxrRY.-The creates. catarac,

OuR CouSTRY.-The greatest cataract
in the world is the Falls Of Niagara.
The greatest cave in the world is the
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky.
The greatest river 10 the world is the
Mississippi, 400 miles in length.
The largest valley in the world is the
Valley of the Mississippi, 500, 900 square
miles.
The greatest natural bridge in the
world is that over Cedar Creek in Vir-
sinia.
The greatest mass Of solid iron in the
world is the Iron Mountain OF Missouri
$50 feet high and two miles in circuit
The longest railroad in the world is
the Central Railroad Of lllinois-37O
miles long, and which cost SIS, ooo, 900.
The largest aqueduct in the world is
the Croton, in New York, which is 4o3
miles long, and cost Sl2, 500, 900.
The greatest silver producing mines
in the world are on the Comstock-and
two-thirds of it is in Slippery Gulch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17
Tur "Rrpupt1cAy UNION" CONVENTION.

THE "R~gPUBLIcAS UNION" CONVENTION.
This California State Convention met
It Sacramento on yesterday. 1t is said
that delegates are arriving from MI the
central counties. All tell the same
story: An utter lack Of enthusiasm, and
Sullen discomfort among Union voters;
continual losses to the party among
those not original Republicans, who,
throughout the war, voted the Union
ticket. The defeat Of the Union ticket
is certain, unless it is revised. Cor
MANS friends are willing to sacrifice
Parks, Howell and Mccarthy, If that
will satisfy this Convention. They say
Parks and Howell can be induced to
withdraw If requested by the Central
Committee, and Mccarthy will be struck
off, willing or not. 1t is also said that
\ compromise on this basis can be
effected between the two Central Com
m~ittees. From conversations with many
delegates | think Bidwell will be nomi-
uuted. They say he cent decline, as
he was willing to DO a candidate if the
people wished il. At the late Conven-
ton he was their choice, and Gorham's
nomination was fraudulentand makes no
difference In their wish. They desire to
vote for him and he at least cannot pre-
vent them. All regard Gorham's defeat
AS certain under thecircumstsnces, and
they believe be will withdraw il Bidwell
is nominated and does not positively de-
cline. Cunningham of Yuba, Brewster,
Fay, James Mem. Shafter and Horace
Halves are also mentioned as possible
candidates in certain contingencies.
Placer, Yuba, Butte, Sierra, El Dorado,
Nevada, Amador, Tuolumne, Santa
Clara, Contra Costa, Santa Cruz, Ala
media, Lake, Sacramento and San Fran
cisco Counties are mentioned as repre-
sented 90 far. Col. VIM. Jones, of FL
Dorado, is most frequently mentioned
for Chairman Of the Convention. For
Secretary Of State-Hale of Placer, Nix
on Of Sacramento, and Porter ofContra
Costa /; for Controller-0ulton and Jones
Of Ell Dorado; for State Printer-Jeferis,
foreman of State Printing Office, and
McClatchy are mentioned. After the
temporary organization and the appoint
ment Of a Committee on Credentials and
Resolutions, the Convention adjourned
until tomorrow,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17

Tar MsxlcAy KrLLss.-Es-Governor
Weller, in his Fourth Of July New Or
leans speech, says: 'If I had my way
I would crush on, Mexican nationality
and proceed to administer upon her eff
fects." Why, If the old Butler county
school dsfaulter were to have a chance
in Mexico, there would be no effects
left for the legal heirs. If our Govern
meut acquires Mexico, il must be done
BY better men than the great Mexican
killer-who seems to have the same
idea 10 bis head that Macmillan had,
no. long ago-but who fell short Of his
object. John B. Weller is fogy, and
had better get out of the rain. His
craftsmanship is evidently as much
played ous as it was in California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17
Death Of Bishop Scott. Of OreEon-Labor
StrIko-Cyrus w. Field has his Nose

Death Of Bishop Scott, Of 0reEon-Labor
strlko-Cyrus w. Field has his Nose
Pulled.
NEW YoRx, July l6.-Bishop Scott,
Of Oregon, died in this city yesterday,
after q severe illness.
A thousand laborers at Prospect Park,
Brooklyn, struck to-day for higher
wages. There was no disturbance. The
matter was settled by the men agreeing
to work until Wednesday, when the
question Of pay will be left to a meeting
of the Aldermen.
Some excitement occurred in Broad
way to-day, in consequence Of George
Jones, of ahe Times, pulling Cyrus W.
Fields nose for having neglected to
apologize for calling Jones u liar At the
cable dinner TO the press last week.
Secretary Browuing Reconnaissance
CONTRIBUTIONS.
WASHINGTON, July Is. - Secretary
Browning has recovered, and was at
the Department this morning.
The Senate ha, confirmed George
Bancroft as Minister to Berlin, and MS
Secretaries Of Legation. John Hay, At
Vienna, and Alexander Bliss, at Berlin,
and Eugene Schuyler as Consul at Mos
COW,