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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-17
PETR0LENE,
A New Burning Fluid.
IAs CAeapsat, Sqfsst, and Best Liqb IN U.s


Cheaper BY ons-half than Candles.
Ives TIN PER CENT. MORE LIGHT
- - am 1nfh1 Ten per cent. loager than fbe
odor. II will not soil the inesf fakrie - 49,
ol fIease collects on the outside OF she lamp.
snds ~ brilliant crimson hue greatly euhsnres
the parlOT. MN FseRREnr - 80 -
SOFA ~ Wholesale and retail So No Soutb
OhslIy street. and q al principal Dep0ts
Agents wanted throughout Middle and
4-Ass Aenhessee. jyZ WIN
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-17

NRW ORLEANS, August I6.--COtton firm and
unchanged. Receipt for the week HOS, exports
2i20 bales Prime to choice Louisiana sugar,
Ice; Cuba sugar 13c Cuba mOlasses dull at 30
@55e Flour dull and unsettled superfne 50 50.
Corn dull; declined 295e. Oats quiet and
firm less pork SOS 75 BacOn-ShOulders 1870
1871 clear sides 1922; hams unchanged Gold
I3g5{al40 Sterling 521z354. New York sight
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-17
NAsHvIL.LE AED RAII.RoAI
pacaon~ar Trains

FDaEFIEI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive NJ Nashville at........-...-.....B.3D A. II.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-17
81, E.Ouis Market.

Sr. LOUIS. August 16.-TObacco active and
some grades higher; common 10 medium leaf
6al2; shipping do 8@l4; filters 6@25; good and
bright leaf 30065, Hemp remains unchanged but
firm. FlOur-HOlders very firm; buyers stand
ing off transactions light extra Ss@s so; fancy
sl2Rl3 Wheat firm for choice and fancy grades;
prime red and white 50 1922 Is; chOice and
fancy red and white So 20@2 s.. Corn is dull
and unsettled; white 969l 49, yellow 95e@
81 90; mixed 93695c. Oats opened firm and
higher, but closed dull and heavy at 57G59. Rye
firm at 90Q95. Mess pork dull. s24924 s.. Bacon
shoulders 1915 clear sides l6@l614. Lard l2A
for choice keg. Whisky steady at 81 % free,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-17

Garner Union and Cherry ST., Opposite
Bank of Tennessee, Deals In Gold,
silver, Government SHOCKS, Com
pound Interest Notes, Land warrants
and SOudhern Bank Notes.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-17
MASS MEETING OF LOYAL CITIZENS.

There will be mass meeting of the
loyal citizens of Nashville to-day, to nomi-
nate a candidate for Mayor of the city. All
good Union citizens must attend. The
meeting will be at the courthouse, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ. The object of this meeting
is to nominate a man who is permanently
identified with the interests OF the city,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-17
BoRKIGN ExoHAEsE

4old Checks on New York TOR sale.
7xehangr on New York for sale al 81 per thou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20

The w,ca.e sailed for SvYork Sept 10 and the Wyoming fo'
Boston 49,
The unsd was at Hong Kong since her arrival out UNDER
going repairs she would be stationed IN the waters adjacent " Hong
Kong
TIE Arook sailed on Sept 81 20 look after interests At
SNas Annoy aud restrain the Cooe c 50 Tar
cuutmen be concerned The ir that business begins
with the North East Monsoon.
The ssorehp supply Hong Kong FROM Shanghai Tbs
health Of the squadron reported good and there had been pices
committed during the quarter ending Sept 90
The following extract from dispatch or j. r. GofsborouEh,
United states steamer SheHaBah relative the celebration OF the
Rear Admiral Bell:
ny duty and Il with pasere that make
the handsome conduct u William Heke Of Her Briauc Mae.
soop Bs while ng IN this harbOr Tie Fourth Of lat July and
also Of Admiral Rose command Of Her Bnlc Msstrs ships
IN Japan The circumstances these have been erby IA
morning the 81 Of July Capt called upon French
Admiral the absence Of four ships from this place, and invited
him unite IN celebrating National Independence The French Nd
cheruy snid and The day both vessels the La Gner
aud Bsk dressed ships, hoed the American ensign 81 tbs
MAN, and az noon Cred national salute OF q guns lyon arrival IN
barber called Admiral Rose and thanked
observing Independence Hewitt have bot Intend
calling BIS arrival express thanks FOR his noble couuct.
hope Admiral th viii be pleased 90 notice Capt Hsts
conduct think such demonstrations these should not pass without
being officially noticed
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Dec 1-Ardyei scl Lizzie Baclder from Savannah
Dec. l8-Arred slip Ruth, from Rio Janeir0.
Cleared ship Cu;water, for LiTefp iol.
FoRrRE MONROE l.-The potbo Coquete reports tho
following vessels passed Of the . M ship Thomas
Tuulad Passed the Cape b.: hrk Irene Capt Ohse, ~
brig Eliza Heurety armed
Havana In ballast for orders Experienced
heavy weather during passage schooner supposed TO DO
Georgia which put Norfolk for Goals Weather peasa
=. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
Proposals.
OryoE CsIzg QuARrEHNAsrKR, DErsRrsENr o. D4KoTA
PROPOSALS for ARMY TRANSPORTA

OFyCE CHIEy QUARTgHNAsrKH, DEPARrNENr ~ NKoTA}
SAsT PAUL MINI, Nov. lJ. 1907 $50
PROPOSALS for ARMY TRANSPORTA-
TlON-Seae Proposals will De- received at this ofce u, ~
the 10Th day ofJanuar 1863 for te 'gpoAo q" D E
., Supplies during the year commencing Au J. 1885, and ending
March 1859 No from saint Paul MINI, or saint toli
sh0rter road line 30 such Posts a. are nov or NAV TIE
established Of Muueota and p shat portion % uaoA %
% the Missouri River aud bounded h D. ana from I"
Stevenson designated points The Missouri River To present
De auAthel OF hNItu OF '1A 'e
The weight to be transported Boae No. g. shall not exceed
Bds viii STAT The rate per bunierl 200 pounds h1gi
900 miles for each month @! tie year beginning APn ISL I'
nd ending March 3lst, 1859 -,
Br should give their names fan vel their places Of resi-
depce proposal should he accompanied By Bond N the % u
dollars signed by responsible persons gfa
awarded for tue rue eut" ~ no
proposal party proposing the contract viii be accepted au Gu
furnished by party
cordanee v the terms Of this Advertisement
viii be required TO give bonds IN me sum o. one Huu
Ssaors evidence loystr and soyeucy Of each bidder aad
Proposals must ts ildorsed Proposals Tor Army Ifan'poan On
will De entertained unless they folly comply "''l
tie requirements Of this advertisement
M rv 10 whom on made must be prepared 70 eIceut te
contract and give the required bonds Tor Tie n perform
me- 1 U eect any and al offered Is reserved
The contractor BE- DO readiness for service y the M Jag ~ %
I98 ard win required have place 81 business ~ agency ny "h
he NAV he communicated with promptly and readily Tor Route NJ" ~
Dakota lerrors Or AZ sAth DINER
point Indicated As the starting point 81 Tie route
Hank forms showing the conditions Of the contract ~ he ehteTeI n
ea he had on application this Office a. the ohce 81 Tue QA
master Kew6rk Chicago SaLt Louis for Lea'enNoh VHh
sni Fo Smelling aud must ACCOMPANY ana he Ys R ,n PP4
Col Deputy VI Cen yt. Brig. Gen T. T. A.,
-, Chief o VI. Dept ~ Dakota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
DOBT. A. HAGGERTY, Auctioneer.

DOBT. A. HAGGERTY, Auctioneer.
IA QHAGGEKrY PHELPS No. II PnesD
ENGiNEKR OFFICE H. s. Army, }
No CANAI@sT.. NEw-lOKK CITY Dec lG 1917
sell the propeller GEN TOIIhN At Public AUe
ST. foot Chrophet North River On MONDAl tue
ga Inst, At n o'clock IN. ..
The Governments reserves the hight ofrecug al BIDS deemed dad
Santsgeoua .--.,---o.
Terms Of sale-Cash. join NEWTON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
| IL tLo DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED

IN the DISTRICT COURI OF Inc = IILU
sTsTEs for The SOUTHERS DISTRICT Of NkW-lOkk--lN
g.SsErrrcYIu the matter Of WILLIAM g. WHITE BankrnpL
r District Of NewY sat the CITY of NegloTk The I'm
sy Of A. D. lG7 TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCEhN IIe
hereby gives Of hs appointment Assignee OF ~
1f, n WHITE City o. Newiok 10 the County o. New 9fA
s-S II Sew.YoIk within sad district who has been auage
800 mon lis own Petition, The District Court o. ssd district
'iaAi 'i'- mo SEDGNICK, Assignee.
No Brosfw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
HEAnQn's DEPr OY THE Platte CsiEP QrAtTNt
Masters OEICR. ONAHA, Neh, Nov. ~ 1901.
nR0POSALS for ARMY IRANSPON A

PROPOSALS for ARMY IKANSGOhi a
TION-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at TINS once unl
~ m on THURSDAY The % day Of January ls o. for ~ 3a'l
ion Of Nlary Supplies during the commencing APu 40 aug
ending March 81 1869 ROUTE no from Cheyenne Dakoa OF Jun
er pops a. may determined during the year on we o'a
Railroad, west 81 ClecLue /" bu ps'"
Jeoo a. are now OF established u The Irrof I'll" ou
tie Territory Of Dakota, west 81 "nfuls
In M e,oes Of Colorado north Of latitude 20 degrees ID
10 be transported during the year route No J. vii not
exceed twenty-five million (25.O0oOoD pounds ,., a.,
Bidders viii the 100 pounds per W miles az i6Y
will transport n each month oi Ae year DeS S AP ~
and end March 81 1853 $4,000.
d and each poposs be accompanied by ion We sum "
10 lars signed by two or more Il"h'e P'
gay er4cui and properly stamped guaranteeing NAV
sct 4 awarded for mentioned IN Tue proposal 20 we a
uronosng he contract accepted and entered mo ana I
security furnished b. said party IN accordance VIII tue terms "
this Advertisement -......t. q, rersop
m. Contractor ~i be required give s25oOoO bonds m
atty and sOsely oil each blef ana
must he ioed Proposals Army Transportation on
and will he entertained uLeS' Ne' "9 ''P' ~
lie requirements Of this advertisement a.. .,..., M
awGni Is made must h IreQa @ 70 pc
contract and to give the required bonds 0 tne a p
Of the contract 70 -o.orvet
In readiness for service by NE M "dF 81 A
1g6g and viii be required have place Of bus's " ae1 ~
he nav be communicated with promptly and readily for " No
Ceyenue Dakota such other poDl as msJ be Hu'u "
starting point Of the route .. D.. T.. e,e,.l into
can he bad on application This Office The ofee 81 The Qnu
49, ok Saint Louis Chicago, Denver Fort Le'cn""fh nauA
~ aud Pom Smelling and must accompany aud be par We
Iy order Of the QuarteunasterGelcriL Wal VA bug
~ Bv Big Gen Chief Quarernaster Department Of toe Platte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
~ RANKRUPTCY.-In the Distinct Court

y BANkRUR ~. sd nG bb,rlet Of New.
- Ia a. matter Of DAVID H. STRlNGHAM BankmPt-N@i15e
\ ri given that petition has been tied IN sed OSu 10y
ID .rpYyfusN Al sal District dIig declared bankfh unusi
Sc a. Of Corgess Of 2 1861 for discharge ana eeinca
1900 f An b. dbfs other claims profabie un1ei sl sc
he sereutl January 1903 ~ two 0eock IN
VI James Dwight. Register IN Balkaplei 10 e @ter aud
M 60 - SeYork "a sgued f1rtle hearing Of the same hhen
te IN creditors who proved their debts ona Stn pe
attend Il they 1afe WY ln pIY "a
b. ~ ptop Should Dot granted and that me ecouu So
- III rejtors vli be he'd a time aud pace-Daea~
N,s.i sr, On The 's'el'A u'' % GEO BELTS, Cerh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
SaIts bp AnttiOn.

ny HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER, Auction
eers-On FRIDAY Dec 20 SATURDAY, a. and MONDAY %,
- II o'clock each evening LEEDS ART GALLERIES. Nos OF
nd lg Broadway. corner Iweltnst
iFRIDW EVENING WITH THE RvGGLES GEMS, being tie
sats collection late Dr. RUGGLES deceased which comprises
most and hyor works never before offered Tor sale
a. SATIRDAY EVENING will be offered choice collection Of
- nv celebrated and fiyorte American and European artists
nv NONDAY EVENING will De offered The collection OF favOre
20 p TAFT comprising bis usual variety OF pleasing pictures
% above viii be on exhibition and after Monday day and evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20

IN the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED
l efsSps o. he sOUTHERs DISTRICT q NETWORKS
m, he matter 81 go I'D JOHNSTON Bhlkfpl
10 MON T MAY cONcLN I4s ts 81 81
fot IN tie Conny Of Sesi0s aDl STATE Aealo ra
~ uiet been adulgd bankrupt upon is own pe.oe b
~ fl art IN aid Dst dated g Sew oi5 %, ~ pa Of &c
auief. A. ID. 1871. '"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
NTEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-HEN-

NEW-NORK SUPREME COURT.-HEN-
~ RETTA PINCKNEY ErecutrN Of the sF aud testament Of
ISAAC PINCKNBY deceased Plaintiff against LOUIS DBPAU,
Defendant for relief (Con. 20.
Ser) To tie Defendant: You hereby ~ Stamp; 5oo
mnuei and required 90 the complaint 10 cancelled
this action, which viii be Sled 10 the Office
Of the C aud County % Nw1ork AZ the CITY Of New
York cepy The sa complaint he
his ONCE No Pnest In the City Of New ek within
~ this exclusive Of The
dav - such service the said complaint within
tr time aforesaid tie p1BGn this action will apply % Tie Court Tor
III. relief demanded tie cmpB-Dei NeElos bremhtT 49,
lG7. r. H. BONNE. fiAlt1 Atioti ~,
The compliant The above entitled acton was Sled the once OF nc
County the City Hail. the CITY oi Newlok ON Tue
18Th DAY Of December, 1861 u-V IA"O"F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20

~ the DISTRICT COURT OF the UNlItED
eTATRs Tor The SOUTHERN DISTRICT 81 NEW lOkkln tae
1sti.r Of JOSHUA DAVENPORT and JOSEPH r. DANENrohl
krupts-IN BANERUPTCYTO WHOM ii MAI OONNhH. ~
ff hereby ves bis appointment as assignee OF joshua
is,eort and Joseph r. DsgenpO Of the CITY Of New ID we
l State Of Neg-York within ssd asu VIZ
have been adndged Bankpts their petition ny me D
| IN AID Dstnc-Dad Neg-lOlk the 4th da Of Decenie n -
''' '- ina laN3wFl JOHN SKDGWiCK Assignee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
IN the DISTRICT COURT

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the U IN + ~
Sr.TTs for ~ SOUTHERN DISTRICT o. NEW iOhh-ln ue
tqaer o. WALTER W. BRIGGS Balkup-ia
before John Fitch. Register TO WHOM Ut MAI LVN'NL - -
~ derred hereby gives Of Do appointment o. assslee o.
VtfTFR IS BRIGGS York CITY I he County oNEloTf
Sec of SewYorz District WHO has been adudRtaa
tyf unou hs own petition bT tlc District Cont OF said Dtc-
y tie 1zib aaj 81 Dec
DIS laNJaF '"il" o.D'' iN ~ '.'t-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20

'Ailh" N'AI'@ 'N''' pm aDHfpiuA, Dee. 49, 1884,
TVus Is TO GIVE NOIICE;-IIlai.t p on Ine
a. .,rsd sfais,t ile Kstate Of Owls EgAAo g ~ ~
Coauiy Of Mouigonel and siaN o. fst 81 sEy
ts sA delivery u anJ Property belonging 70 slrh
rs use a aHj Property W BIN ,ie l @ ~,
~ Meeting CREDITOR Of le sd bantfu o t.t -
bits and b. choose Assluees 81 DE- I 8@tcr
t0onn Of Baaiuutcf De- h0feH 90 The ODce oi W 800 "
1nlrupter ~ Nsn shd Cherry streets ln no bgouLA 80
asoan Couuy Of Montgomery Stale Of Penus{ shA . ,s 4,
49, ,o JANIS DYKES
Depay G.. b Msrlai as hcsselst"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
aRnRGR z. RETTs a..
~ the DISTRICT COURT Of &c UNIIEL

Tie Dis NVV VI
STATES Tor tie SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW YORkih The
rst Of NATHANIEL IT, BURRlLL Baukupt-lS BAskEtIIth
Bankrupt having applied 70 TIE Court ioIa og YOU
By COur Notice hereby given 20 a creditors
uoved their debts persons interest % appear on
90 am dsy Of December D. 1907 81 II o'clock n The forenoon
before Isaac Dayton 81
ge Of Bankruptcy at bis ONCE number ~
lie Room number T. ana show cause
Wv The PRAYER petition Of the Bankrupt should not De a1eu
should be granted the SAID bankrupt nAu w
notice hereby gwen that the second and hl een o. ~
Of k3th sections
fs Of March the Bankrupt act gill be had before
Register upon the day that cause may De SHOWN A
dhsrte Bankrupt the hour sll
kr-Yo-E 6ecenber s 1901 GEO. T. BEIis Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
ARTISTS FUND SALE OF PICTURES.


q, exhibition At the Clinton Hall Galleries free Of charge day aud
esen.us until 10 o'clock p. 10. Catalogues gratis
MONDAY EVENING Dee. p. 40 o'clock,
A SUPERB COLLECTION OF BOOKS
Catalogue choice valuable collection or books com
rising editions Standard and illustrated Works mostly n
dpes amf NJ them Irvugs Works half calf; Buwes
Novels 81 vols half calf Prescrtts Works Is vols half calf The
hot,sf Wsvere vols fu calf; Walton and Cottons Angler
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o several very choice editions Of Shakepa Works and many
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
YtoaI 0Otitts.
OFFICE 0F rHg UNITED STATES LiFE lNsCRANCE Co.,
IL THE CITY or NEw.loEK Ne. 40 WALL-sr.

IN CITY or NEwloEK No 40 WALLsr. Z
EKw.YORK, November O, 1857.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at a
~ Meeting Of this Company duly convened
TO-DAY oo~ug resolutions increasing The Guarantee
Capital company. aud directing The and mode of
bng Tor and paying the including tie closing aud opening 81
tie stock transfer books. unanimously adopted:
Re3led That Tie Guarantee Capital Stock Of this COMPANY be To-
undred Thousand dollars and that subscriptions Tor TIE
Of nv dollars ch shall be received At tue Office o. @
Company Wall the City Of NeNlok on SATURDAY
Fe0rua between the hours OF ten clock
and three O'Clock and each succeeding day between The same
hours during business days thereafter, unless The subscription
ta he fd aud The par value Of every such share beng h
dollars hereby required be paid DO 10 cash 10 Of ten dollars per
making such Subscriptions tie balance hei
doa per within business da, from and aner The m
daY Of February su the Of the existing
capital hereby declared 20 have the preference such subscription
Resolved That Notice Of the intention increase the Capital stock Of
this Company Hundred Thousand dollars be- and the hereby
directed TO be published Tor period Of three months IN two daily
published in the CITY ofNeN.lOrk.
hes0sd transfer books q s Company be- aud Tie
hereby directed be closed and from Wne tho m
ds Of February next noon until Meesday tl fourth day OF March
By order NICHOLAS DEbEOOl. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20

IN BANKRUPIC1.-In the DlstllcJ OUULU on
The United the Southern District Of heElorn ne
ater Of SEGFRED ISIDOR and JULIUS BLUNENIHAL bank
fun-Eo,ice that petition has been lied IN m Iol
b sFGPRRD ISIDOR and JULIUS BLUMENIHAL Of The C Of
Ess said District duly declared bnkIup nnoer ihe a
yres Of March haTge and certificate Thereof ron M
lber debts individual cole tive and other claims pryaoe une
ssi act ghth day Of December 100 ~ ocek
o. m once Of Edgar kechun, esq keieT 10 bshkIll
urbsr 30 Nassau street NewYoTk City IL assigned for The hearing @"
me sane when creditors who have proved Their dents and
other psoas attend aud show cause any they pave
INV lie PRAYER should not be granted The second aH9
Of creditors ordered 20 De heo al he same ue anu
Ig5 I.D5WF WV ' GEORGE F.. BELTS. CLERK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
S1utitts Of 8aukrupttr.

lnISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for she SOUTHERN DISTRIGr Of NEW,lQBk-iT BANSi
bankrupt Sled Court petition for bis discharge and
hereoffron debts and other claims proEbe under The Al oil
ongrs March 1867 0the Court uoce s hereby given
an creditors proved their debts and other persons IN IN
apuer day Of u
81 said District Court before Mr. Henry wilder An
Of the Registers the said Court n Bank ptcy, at bis Once 81 40
OIL Broadxy City Of NewYork aud 20 show cause any t
Dave Why The Of the saidpetton should not @ grantee
r otice hereby given the second and third meetings OF
b Creditors of bankrupt will be held before the said Register a.
no Is~9.v Z. BELTS, Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or SBwYoRE.."""DEo 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20

DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS and FINE
ID ART GALLERIES. CLINTON HALL. Asorpaee and 50
gEtYIrr STREBElGu Co COSsGNNENrs SOLICITED LIBRA
',Irs CtrALoGrgD SOLD.
FRIDAY EVENING. Dec 20. NJ o'clock.
ELEGANT BOOKS AT AUCTION
Catalogue Of superb objection Of Books English and American
o. bindings. among Garires Photographs vols foil Turkey
Wilkes Works Floral Bellies Dores Works Homes Of Britain Rem
lnnits EchBg elegant editions Of Stakespars WORKS Saudsr
F,,i. and Illustrated Works elegantly bound Juveniles An
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-07
THE EASY ONES

"
The most notable fact, considering
the prospect, in our California funeral,
is that the entire corps Of Union State
candidates were slaughtered, when only
four at the outside, had the slightest
idea Of perishing in this heat. All but
four men on the ticket, who bore the
bruut and drank the hyssop Of the can
vsss- were taking nice little siestas ev-
cry afternoon, in complscent confidence
Of "We-are-all-right." We would GER
tainly have been grati6ed by any meas
ure Of success, but when We think Of
poor Gorham's and McCarthy's solitude
in the 6gbt, each, respectively, being
damned in the same breath that told Of
the virtues Of nearly all Of the balance
of the ticket, there 10 a kind Of melsn-
choly satisfaction:-thst since it was so
TO be, so it is that the two and four
a~nathematized ones are not left alone
in the grave where there are no honors
or emoluments. And notice the predic-
ament it places the Independent press
inl While we hold il to be plain that they
did not compass the defeat Of Gorham
& Co., though they contributed to swell
the Democratic ~majorites, they did say
tha. tall but four" would win. They
said that they only wanted to help take
four Jacks out Of tho pack, and they
were positive in their assurances, that
the balance Of the State ticket, the Con-
gressmen andLegislature would bel Union.
o, how the "essy ones" how they must
lsud the Sacramento Union and San
Francisco Bulletin that cried unto them:
"You stand aside, and let US give
George and Daniel and Josiah and
Parks the reward OF their temerity in
being nominated agsins, our will, and
you will be all right" So, "mum
was the word, from the entire troupe,
except the doomed four; and now, suf-
feriug mother Of Moses how the Nor
pinned Ones must wake and swear !
80, no, 'twan't US you were going to
defeat!" George has some folks who
will call at his headquarters, and speak
of fellowship in grief, which is all the
deeper for not coming up and helping
the whole ticket. The Independent
Press need not account it a virtue that
they do not boast OF the result, as from
their influence. They have to answer,
so far as they are responsible, to the
whole church.
We believe the California Independent
Press, with the exception Of the Sacrs-
mento Bee, desired the defeat OF the
whole ticket. Radical in the extreme,
in profession, are the conductors Of that
Press; and we have noticed that all such
Radicals will sacrifice the Union party's
interest, any time, to personal consid-
srations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-07

TIE Democrats swept Storey county
in September, 1864, aud so ensured a
victory to the aroused Union men in
November Of the anne year. We expect
that the Democrats will jubilate over
into secesh talk, on the strength Of the
California victory, put forward a chiv-
airy platform in 1868, in this State, and
be met by conservative Republican doc
trines, and beaten. The matter Of vic
tory nexs Fall, in this State, is largely
involved 10 discretion on the part Of the
Democrats, and anti all creation equal
ityism on the part Of the Union organ
irstion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-07

Tal New York Tri6une's war on Stan
ton and Grant is without . particle OF
justifying easons. By some "hocus
pocus' that paper has been drawn into
the strange aud unhallowed scheme Of
the Copperheads and their allies 1.-THE
extreme Rads.l destroy the confidence
Of the American people in the political
%soundness Of the conqueror of Lee.
That game won't win.-Augu,ta (Mo.)
Journal.