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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-20
THE following comes to US throug

THE following comes to US through
the New York Express, the best author-
ity:
"There is no truth whatever in the
Washington report that Seymour and
Blair will be requested by the National
Committee to withdraw. The commit
tee contemplate no meetiDg-and if one
were held, it would be to disclaim all
the inferesces drawn from the article
in the Ford, noticed elsewhere.
"What next invention of the enemy"
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Bright.

More than thirty counties III this
State promise u Democratic gain OF two
-.alred each on Thursday. \ large num-
5rl OF the remainder will give gains
a.I larger We need but to make Il
a4yr battle aud success is eurs.
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Ihr IrnIrnI GInh

lie Central Democratic Club meets
" headquarters tonight. Arrange
I'1'' Will be perfected for polling our
strength on Thursday. Let US have
''a'I turnout. To your posts, Demo
''1> The contest wakes warm. Two
-''e working days alone remain. Much
.'- Yet be done in the way of closing
y '-e ranks Come to the Central
.lo tonight.
~ !ou want faithful and capable
20 take charge of your public
.-oO' systrm' Ii so. vote the Demo
'a,jc ticket
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Every Pair of Shears Warranted
WILLIAM KRYTER,
Manufactures 0

SAeep Shears, Pruning Shears, TaiIo~s
Shedrs, Family Shears, BaHLeJS Shears
Vshssrs Of any description made 20 order.
V'HE ATTENTION OF SHEEP GR9MkEe
j and shearprs n called 20 my sheep shssn
and Pruning SHEARS, for trimming sbssp-so~
every pair IL which II warranted. a-..,.
Dealer In Hardware, Guns, Plstois'
TaekIe Table and Pocket Cutlery, &C.
163 MARKET ST, WbselinE -.
Reuairinz Of Guns, Pistols. knive ~
Small Machinery, &c, done In ths 49, s-.-s1,
and az reasonable prisss-
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OHIO COUNTY can give larger Dem-
ocratic majority than ever before. If
every Democrat will do his duty, our
victory on Thursday will surpass any of
our former triumphs.
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Do you want the wild lands of West
Virginia improved aud made valuable
by the labor of immigrant colonies' If
so, vote the Democratic ticket.
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~ AA =
N. 7. CARR.
Tho BLACK Test.

.Ido .olrmalg srcenr that / accept The
M, sad political equality Of all men, and
.,, not 10 attempt 10 dcprire any per'o"
- p,r,on., on account Of race, color or
,r.oa. coalition, Of any political or ctr'I
mob. pririlegc, or immunity enjoyed BY
u, sLcr class Of men. So help me God"
-Vaasru Radical Carpet Bag Co"sfit"-
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ARE you in faver of allowing Regis
trars backed hy bayonets to disfranchise
your neighboIs and friends, without
trial. evidence or oifencei If not, vote
the Democratic ticket.
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"LET us have peace" Every man
who wants the State freed from the
disgrace of military rule should vote
the Democratic ticket on Thursday.
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ARE you in favor of driving popula-
tion and capital from your State by
proscriptive legislation 7 If not, vote
the Democratic ticket.
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Fourth Ward Democra,;c C,vh

, "ANHf ) WALKER will address the
=. -'O''a'' Of the Fourth Ward tonight
:, :, '~''' Headquarters, corner John and
- '' After the speaking important
n ''D''' Will be transacted. Let every
..I .,'O''at IN the township be promptly
-1"d' Union township promises to
- !! increase her Democratic majori-
~. good meeting tonight will IA
''iate this result.
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aUlSE Or DELEGATES,
DANIEL LAME,
ALEX. NJ. JACOB,
LOUIS c. STIFEL.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
J. Il. GOOD.
EECORpPI,
ROBERT b. WOODS,
,>,rs,oR-C!TY DISTRICT,
JACOG NJ. GICKEL.
,,,...oG-gOyNTRY DISTRICT,
Joseph W. MORGAN.
SURVIVOR,
N. L. CARR.
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-, NARPEr-BAGGER in Georgia recently
''eSSed his colored friends al tell
~. ~ uo' TO consider or treat any man,
,. 'V OF black, who is a Democrat, as a
-,'e'nan; and if any of the white-liv-
u seoundrels come whining around
., on election day, with suggestions
1u''ee as to how you should vote,
'A their teeth down their thIoats.n y
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|. BY SOARING FOLKS.

"The people of the South want to
feel that there sits in the Presidential
chair at Washington man that knows
how to drive."-Beecher at Brooklyn, DC
tobsr q
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Do you want the resources oi Tue
sAlr developed Ifso, vote the Dem
attic ticket
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-20

Do you want cheap and hsuest gov
,.uent in West Virginia' If so, vete
- Democratic ticket.
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No Irish Need Apply

-ess they vote the Radical ticket.
sch j, the motto of the Registration
,lJls in this State. Every lrishman
NO feels the wrongs perpetrated upon
use Of his countrymen who have been
,.rauchiScd because of their employ
,-at by Incorporated companies, will
-,vy bis protest 10y voting the Demo-
.ac ticket on Thursday.
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,' nh You in favor of perpetuating
w Offices IN this State to be sup
''''ea iFom the earning of toili If mot,
We the Democratic ticket.
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How 2

Is is said that the election of General
Grant will let us have peace. How it is
to do so may be gathered from the fol-
lowing authoritative exposition of the
process proposed:
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WILSON, DUNLEYY & WHEELER

A RE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH To
"A order Packing Tieres, Flour and ApPle
Barrels, Half Barrels, Grocery and Nail Kegs
Boat Hulls and Barges. aucl32m
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.
M AND AFTER sEPTEMBER

Allentown. 500 IN 1000 a N ll:4j a m
New York via
Philadelphia. 527 n 1906 p m l:05 m
Tickets TO all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at the Onion Office in Nc
Lure House and at the station at Bridgeport.
+. K. MYERS
oct6 General Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-20

DmocRArS, you are fighting for free
DON Do your duty on Thursday.
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s+ate, County and Township
'" Elections,
rurRsDAY. October aad'
STATE TICKET.

STATE IINnH
yoR GOVERNOR,
IoHysoSN. CAMDEN of Wood
FOR AUDITOR,
DAS1EL MAYER, of Kanawha
SECRETARY or srATR
svYANTIs, Of J'ffersoH'
FOR TREASURER,
ayoRGR J. WALKER, oi jackson
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILEY, Of Morganto"A'
,rpcg Or COURT OF APrBALs'
,,,rTuyW EDMISTON, Of Lewis.
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MORN will win. Let us do the work.
very man to his post. BE active and
giant and the State is ours.
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s.a.r cured Hams.

nSvs FAyORITE BRANDS, CAN
an ILEhS II.iS iSst received AndifgT sale 6y
III yassed- JUS REILLY.
aug6
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IL. BY FIGHTING FOR 1T.

81 tell you, sir, he will have peace.
You know, sir, that if necessary, he
will fight for peace.'-BeH Hade, at Gin
cinndti, October 10.
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co..
OyHcE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD Co., }
WHEELING, May l6, lo6;.
pAssENGER TRAINS WILL Bun

i by the following schedule on and after the
18th day Of May, lo6e-Wheeling time
FAST LINE.
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.-.....innnI Tickets.

,.,..,-UYYRY :. WALKER, of Ohio Co.
. D,,,.,-wM. G. BROWN, of Preston.
:, ,',..,-r r. T. MOORE, of Mason Go.
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.Iudiciul.
Senatorial

r,r,rpGs OF CIRcUlT coURT.
LANES PAUL., Of Ohio.
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III. BY A WAR OF RACES.

al tell you, my friends, when Gen
ersl Grant is elected, the carpet-bag-
gers, scalawags and loyal negroes will
be above the rebels of the SOUTH
Senator Sherman at Cincinnati, Oct, 10.
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". BY THE BAYoSET

Believing it to be the province and
duty of every good government to at.
ford protection to the lives, liberty and
property of her Tsicl citizens, l would
recommend the declaration eff martial
law in Texas te secure these ends."-
General Grants Official Letter, January
90, 1867.
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COUNTY TICKET.

Yuv STATE SENATOR.
,\DEEW WILSON, of Ohis.
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BENWOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with the c. o. Division.

Iouy L. WILSON.
N,.-.. ~ y,.nsportatiOn, Baltimore
Vi T. DEvRLES.
.-,. General Agent, "heeuhE'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
A FELONIoUs ASSAULT.

number of the white deck hands of the
steamboat city OF Hartford engaged in fracas with the
colorod cooks the boat the pier alongside OF
which the steamer lying az the foot OF Peck Slip
the 3lst Of August Robert Fleming, assistant cook,
attempted TO escape from party Of his assaants and
while doing Edward Russell, ono OF the deck hands,
with whom Fleming had no previous quarrel struck the
latter on the back OF tho head with piece OF cord wood,
causing conclusion OF the BRAIN Fleming was removed
10 No 10 Iaurens.st, where friends took him in
charge and cared for him. Russell arrested but
leased on the following day, on $500 bail
Yesterday Coroner Flynn informed that flem-
ing waa lying dangerously ILL., and might not
recover. Russell was again taken into custody The
ment OF Fleming which he had written as ho una
bic to speak IL is IN substance given above. lie iden-
titled Russell rs the who struck him. Fleming Is
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
CIVIL.

A motion was made yesterday in the Supreme
Court Chambers behalf OF William H. Martin arrested
civil process in suit instituted by the Mcrchann
Union Express Company, for writ OF habeas corpus ~
Will be remembered that in May last messenger Oh ths
Merchants Union Express Company was robDeu on
train between I0nkerS and Newlork OF large aiusuns
OF bonds, and one William H. Martin, who Mas susP.s
OF beng the robber, escaped 10 Canada. DEMAND W.
made by the u. >. Government upon the lanauiaA
authorities for his return under the e1taditoh say
and after several examinations In Canada. tho atg's
fugitive was given in charge OF Mr Robert NJ hcs,% @
son, empOy6 Of tho Company, TO be taken 10 TINS ~!
They were Intercepted. however, at Auburn ana pr.
Martin was arrested by the sheriff OF Cuyuga COhhy
upon a civil process and Is stil confined. HIS eohse
motion was upon the ground that the plaintiffs hsd
acted In bad faith IN obtaining the prisoners
upon criminal charge, and then abandoning te m IN
nal and commencing civil prosecution. and that In fSct
they had cOuded with the prisoner to defeat he enS "
Justice The matter was postponed TO tue le'h hs'
allow time 10 take further testimony
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR l see by The TRIBUNE OF August ~
that L. Gaylord Clark claims the honor of being the first
one who predicted the building OF railway across the
Rocky Mountains TO the Pacific II he viii take mp tho
Rev Samuel Parkers Journal Of an Exploring Tour be-
yond the Rocky Mountains under the direction OF the
A. b. f. NJ in the years 1888, 36 and 81 ana turn 10
pages 70 and II. he read as follows:
AUG 10. Is35-The passage through these mountains
s In valley so gradual in the ascent ana decent lat
should not have known that were passing them nag
IN not been that a. we advanced the atmosphere grad
uav became cooler and at length we saw the perpetual
shows on our right hand and on our let elevated many
tlDugaDd feet above us-in some places ten thousand
The HIGHEST part Of these mountains are found ny meas
urement to be 1900 feet above the level OF the sea-
This valley was not discovered until some years since
Mr. HINT and bis party, than twenty years ago,
went near but did find H. though IN search or some
fovorahlo massage There vOitd De no diUcidy
IA he rasi Of constructing rGhrOqd from the Atlantic
10 he Pacifc ocean; and fTObaby he time may mol DC
rem f distant tghel trips riN be made across me con
ticf as tey hare been made 10 the FaLS ~ Niagara, 70
see natures oOnders
Very likely this prediction Of tho Rev g. Parker was
the direct inspiration OF Mr. Carks article In the blessed
old Knickerbocker Magazine as The Journal had then
been before the public but short time.
JAS. II. DUDLEY
pojt0bEcusif August 81 1863.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

TORM on ruE prnr INpROvRD.


II we annyzo the form Qf our debt ns existed June 80
1866 amounting net to enly 81 0OO find that II
all substantially consolidated into long loans, the
payment Of which be demanded before $780, except
the currency debt represented by the legal tender dc
nand notes amounting now 10 only s356,0M,O0O
And for the funding OF these notes the Republican
party passed act which failed 10 become law by the
ldcheg OF Andrew Johnson.
TIE PARTY HONESTY.
We then claim that the Republican party has proved
It's intention to meet the liabilities Of tho country by hon
est payment and from the people at the EARL
est moment the OF an ncOnverble paper currency
have never been entirely convinced Of the necessity for
the issue OF the lcgaender notes measure until
entered upon the review OF our finances, Of which am
now giving you the results.
challenge any one to deny that this exhibit proves
that the finances OF the country have been managed by
the Republican party with success before known
IN the history 0f tile world
Would that had the clOquonGe OF Gladstone that i
might excite IN you much Interest In these dry details
as their importance demands.
RESULTS ATTAINED.
Fmm this review Of the finances OF the last three years
ismanfest that II the nation has submitted to eNces
sive taxation and has made an extraordinary effort To
free itself from financial embarrassment IL has some
thing real and substantial 10 snow for 10.
Ithaa secured substantial relief from the burden or
deb In spite OF that form OF taxation upon con-
suuers that involved In the OF nconyerube paper
money forced into circulation under the dire necessity or
wir and which the Republican party proposes to remedy
by ionq Justice 10 the nOtehOlders and making their
pany propose continue indefinitely this burden by Is
SUD greenbacks until they become worthless.
TRUE PRINCIPLE oP FUNDING.
Here let me enforce the point we'll made by Governor
Boutwell, In his speech upon the Funding bill Congress
should never authorize loan oven uDon low rate I"
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
sr,rc1nr or AN AGrp uoLLANpER.

Gerardus Cornelius Van Kleeh, native OF
Holland aged 90 years, committed suicide m an ouI o11
in the rear OF the tenement No 2Io Mulocrty ST. ~
shooting himself IN the bead, yesterday astefioo'
KleefY with his wife and one child, OccSPleu az ~
ment on the floor OF the above tenement s wy.
FIen stated 10 Dr John Beach that her husoanu VIZ
tailor but had done work for twq moilhS. @ u1' a.
been almost constantly engaged IN dnlkluS' anu
occasions he has threatened 60 Kill ms WIZ au ,hs
and himself. The witness had taken, ave
nisfols from him, at different times, anu kssd
ihen away For the hast three days he .iss bs
heen more than usually violent often threapns as
into execution Mrs Van kleen had wlth Ler ohls o,nn
NAMED away from their apartment me geatrt ,tie mcrs
patonaI than usual although he had been drinkng r"
left soon after D. m without saying where e besrd
ing and soon after the occupants OF the and
an entering they found him lying the moor s ue hat
pistol small Single barreled weapon, eS nau 70 ths
iered nv me discharge The body was reno IVA an n.
Morgue, where Coroner Rollins to-day VIII no'U ="
quest.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
The COURTS.
CRIMINAL


In the case OF William Edwards, charged
before Commissioner Osborn with having assaulted 10
seph Ware. captain of the ship Nellie Ware the defendans
discharged yesterday. the ground Of the Insult
cheney OF the evidence against him.
In tho easo of beverly Clarke, charged be-
fore Commissioner Osborn with defrauding the Post
ONCE Department the Commissioner. on application OF
bail from $4,000 to s6OO which the defendant procured
and gave or his appearance tor an examination Sat
Grday next.
In the Essex Market Police Court, before
committed charge OF stealing Canary bird and
cage from the residence of Frederick s. Holmes Henry
the charge OF cruelty 10 ANIMALS. in driving .
horse Sick lame aud weak from want OF food. John
shawls the property Of Johanna Torbet.
In the jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Ledwih. yesterday, John Morton was committed
John Ryan. who has but recently been released from
Backwelps Island was committed in default OF si00
bail TO answer the charge OF stealing COW valued az 80.
the property OF Catharne ODOnnell. William Moore,
coored, committed charge Of having perpetraed
age. who resides In Sulllyan-st.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday before
Justice Hogan. brought George Dusch and solomon
the afternoon the 2d inst the store Mesers Wagner
Schneider & Co., at No. ls5 Canast was entered by
thieves, who Sccreted themselves ON one OF the uppS
floors and after the store closed for the day de-
scended the premises OF Messrs Wagner Schneider
Of the thieves making their exit by the front door.
which they unlocked with key found IN the Office.
was offered by the firm. Yesterday morning
tho prisoner Dutsch called upon member OF
the above firm and claimed the reward, stating
that property in the OF himself aud partner
at No 422 Fourthaye, he having procured them from
giving the soubrque OF Capt JencRs and for which
Dusch paid him The latter claimed 10 be unaware
property had been stolen until he the reward
for It's recovery in morning paper. No positive answer
given Dutsch. but he requested 10 call again
during the day Capt Garland was informed oi the CIR
cunlsance and visited the premises occupied by the
prisoners aud hall bedroom found the stolen proper
". The Magistrate committed the accused TO await a
examination,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR: read THE TRIBUNE regularly, regard it as
The best edited paper the Use States and usually thoroughly ported
On passing events notwithstanding Powe card 10 the
trsry You right be would dare either deny or aenow
edge would not bribery bat would Ike him TO state BIZ
interest EeiOTk Custom House CoecOTsbp Of tie Tsen
,bi,l Dsirct the officials sent from Tennessee TO
Seo.Oreans and other Western appointments recently
made Ross and Fowler entire control Of Executive appointments
snc, the failure convict the impeachment nA Peters
suotd s The special Of Fessendn bat Tumbu GRIMES and
ederson against whom e Oinvectye ponted aimed
have been ignored be accredited 70 henderson would
r.py the trouble ascertain what bad directly credited 10
F6g and Ross during the trial Perry Fuller the rtbossr
al nss prd the vote II 10 Andrew Johnson
In the democratic Convention and thereby established Independent
,sp for e4r ,ervce Failing the Commonersp Fowler under
o he o Of seeing hin II he DID the States
m gueou his intention good and he deserved the reward hs
With all Of biz slrewdness Gen
wrong a his invest CATION have jost arrived
herr ibis morning Wahiugon m convinced 81 the nec"y
of September rssn NJ Congress Your o0sdelt servant AIoH
Nclc. Iorl Aug ~, 1893.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
4 NEW THJEVING DODGE

To the EditOr Of The TribWne.
SIR: The following dodge" was tried on
me- and as 1t Is new, think you may wish TO post the
public Returning from the country by rail- intrusted
the baggage Of my party TO the express agent Afew
minutes after the baggage had been left at my residence
oord man rang the bell and said that the pessman
had left yaise among the baggage, ana that the Vase
belonged at another house and he wanted IT, IL nap
paned luckily that the servant knew the yase IN ques
lion very we refused 10 comply with the request OF
the rascal who moved of and Disappeared but the
majority OF servants would not be sharp unless put
upon their guard, especially in boarding houses.
where the baggage OF the inmates Is not familiar to Them
Nelc- York, Aug. 29, 1868. IOoIEK'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
CIRCULATION or THE TRIBUNE.

To the Edftor Of the Tribune
SIR: | wish to correct an error in The Demo
crat Of the 25th inst correspondent writing from this
place says More copies Of The Democrat are sold here
than Of all other daes" Theeyer trustworthy TRIBUNE
leads all daiies in circulation. Only five copies OF The
Democrat are sold here. JUSTICE
Merton, ". d., Aug. &c. 1868
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

Edward Bacllus Of Rochester has invented a
steam canal boat in which the steam power apped 10
a traction wheel which rolls upon the bottom OF The
canal and adjusted that II viii and fan 70 fol
low the inequalities of the prism IN Wen IN the center
Of the boat There paddles TO slip as they press
against the water This traction wheel rolls upon the
Of carriage rolling upon the earth carry the body along
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
co1,Rr cALENpARs-Tns pAr.

.vx ,NRpKs-HeM by JUICE CARpoto. Court opsss
ana IN. csi Of Calendar a. Y @ -,
m Nu,h.vsr AT Nol.n.l 81. Cntler et al
90 ." 8q. .Foaer agt AGeFbsct, kc
g, t@Sb,,I .d Gshbsrtl 10. Y Rrgne Co 81
81 People agt Birlsal. - Negs1 .
a Slime al agt Smpon et a. TO- bgrte Az i'u4e 80
- Baldwin. Ac, sgt Crane. &C " f'"ffu ~ ~ AZ. ahes
So. Hckoek AZ FosoAt Ato''huingei' ~c' "s@ D
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

good looking young coOred man. and resdes in Boston
Mass Russell Irishman aged 2 years and lived Al
NO. % -, New Bowery. he claims that the blow which
toOh eHect upon Fleming intended for another cook
who had threatened the lives of the deck hands shoud
they come ashore he was committed TO tAe Tombs By
the coroner 70 await tbe result Of Flemlngs nurea.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

The United States store-ship Guard, Lieut..
Garrnge arrived yesterday. from Cyita Necchia July
lG. by way Of Gibraltar Aug. g. and Madeira Ia The
Guard carries six guns and has a crew OF 1870 men,
The epidemic among the horses of the City
Railroad Company has ceased Some Of thase heretofore
reported sick have entirely recovered. and others are
conysleseent.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
Eel - OY.

WE HAVE PAID orr $A27j3,51
The present debt deducted from the maximum uebs
in 1865 proves the actual payment during hrce years ol
quasi peace Of ss27o329, or about Onequarter OF our
entire war liability.
our net debt il little at this date. owing to the
Alaska purchase the further advance OF bonds 10 the
Pacific Railroad ana the reduction of the revenue from
the frauds Of the whisky ring before the TAX Oh "h5KJ
was reduced. 81. .
And now we begin TO TO what purpose the revenue
of tie past three years has been applied. But another
great war liability has accrued Ia that period, VIZ; the
interes upon the debt amounting from Apr l. 1902
TO June 3D. 1868 In coin aud currently, TO SiJsf45ti
We can now strike the balance between our Income ana
Jul 80, ""n Al i54oO59.5s1
War drit. ' p y 80 '-,
"H ih'ei's' i'''''' ''''''''''' I9u 2ig2I1