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New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
or. s!EAf-rA. supply y lsAs. and tbs demand fair 4,

OIL MEAf-The supply u sht. and tbs defnsnd faf :
sales Of $50 bags at q s. y 100 d.
FROyIsIONS-There has been less doing In Pork TO
day ana prices easier at the close however we no
bbs at so 12s for Old Mess $40 si 5s for New do and
el IS for Western Primo Mess For future delivery sales
OF 20 bbs at t2Tas2T l2i seller May. Beef 10 steady
and In good demand sales OF at se0e5 for COM
mon brands 80 for Plain Mes and tO 5odt4 80
for Extra DO Tierce Beef is quiet but firm. Cut Meats
are very firm and fair demand sales 800 pkgs at 49,
for Shoulders In dry salt and 7o7to for Hams Bacon
Ia quiet bat rm small sales OF Bellies at 1910 Lard has
been active demand but prices are lower closing
sOmewhut unsettled at l6a9ic for No Il F39l7sc Tor
City, and I7t912c for fair to prime steam sales OF 6oo
tcs. at che later rate.
- - EFFORTS OF PRovIsioSs. 20
.tr.... Pork Beef Becon- Batter Chez "a. Larl Tai.
bbh tea tuna taaA tuna tunHtans'
Total 10 Great Britain and 8 . vT "a
weak esSx April iJ ls6s s77 sIOs 2a =. 80 iss ~
since Seps J. $40 eoJN 1893 iS ise1 - !S WI
Same time, l0,ol3n.E9 ST9 ~ itSS PIE WV
=. 90 : ssIt sSi Ss.t & t:a. tar. 'sist %s. 'ss;'" sss
For the week eoaInk April p -, 49, a.,
snSs sept lS67........ ssii ssoa 1920 issse \, 81
same ins, 1868. i2si3o 1855 lsal B,i1 bsIs
PETRoLEUM-The market tor both Crude and Re
been very active but holders firm In their views and
generally demand full prces We quote:
Crude todsI gravity 10 bun .'..'.'''sF gahon'
S.Sa. Srsn ~ ciS ,s., Pm. isS s.. wi:ss
Rs6ned IN bond o testl Standard White. ts........s3ay
r = QUOTATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA TODAY.
Crads. .~ssf1it
Bonded p l. g. to .'''''''.',sEtp-
Bonded STANDARD White. pot...'...'..''''''"'ss<L3y-
Esphtbs
P. L. H. 10 w.. IN
Eaphtha In
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

MERCHANTS UNION PRODUCE Co., No. 81
Gresuwebs NJ T. Receive Batter Cheese. Figs &c, strictly
Rscs MSsn Jay Cooke Co, Bankers Se~for
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
CRIMINAL

In Justice Pope's Court, HOboken, VIM. A.
Mance gave bail 10 answer for having Two years hGo'
eInbezzed SO0 he having collected that amount on nl
iDtr,sted 10 him by Alexander Stewart OF New YORK
with instructions 10 deliver the bills but not 10 receive
any money.
In the jefferson Market Police Court before
JustiOe Dodge yesterday John Lurcber was held 10 pan
Michael COnOly a car conductor on tho Eghth-aye He,
accused him of having refused 70 pay more tnan Ne
cents fare mr. Luroher had spent Monday night IN the
statiOn-h0use.
In the Bergen County COurt. at Hackensack,
on Monday before Judge Bide, Oswald Adrian, Oswald
Schanck and Sr. Engehart for the burglary committed
the residence OF Emma Lutktns, ct Hackensack on
OF property stolen. sentencedAdTian TO eight
years In State Prison. and Schanck and Engehar 10 sA
years each Several other persons were sentenced
In the Essex Market Police Court, before
Justice Shandley, John Bradley, boy was committed
having stolen from Bishop A. Tyler. negro boy EN-
pOyed the Hayttan man-ofWar, now at the iOOt Oh
Rutger-st s. As in fractional currency. Tyler on
Esster-Sunday the money in lottery game aud
putting II IN his cap by Bradley who suaoneu
the cap from TTler's head and ran away'
In the Court Of Special Sessions, yesterday,
In the caae OF Brig Gen ]. T. Famum and Col j. d. Pot
ter, whom two wOTkmen the Jersey City ferry-bOat
accused OF having assaulted them, sentence was ss-
pended The two wOrkmen. while clearing the gangway,
splashed water the army officers and: renio-
strance being received only with imper
retorts, the officers administered cahlng wilson
Bede dressed individual. was sent 10 the
Pententiary three months for having beaten Clara
Hall an unfortunate woman striking her in the face ana
blackenng her eye John Carr was fined $50 ana sen-
teuced months imprisonment, for having stolen
pair OF shoes valued at the property OF guest at the
&c. Nicholas Hotel Michael MeDernOtt, for cruelty TO
horse, wGs fined $lO
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
Gnsu,ii.

TOR SALE
Il ROCHBsTRR CITY SEVEN PBR CENT FRsr noRrGAm
WATER WORKS COMPANY BONDS WHICH ARE rRn
CLASS SECURITY UsDOUBTED POR INVESTMENTS wIru
A SINKING FUND PROVIDED PoR THEIR REDEMPTION Dul
1891 sEvRs PBR CENT INTEREST COUPONS JASUAar isp
JULY AND PRINCIPAL. PAID AT THB CITY TRsAsVREiJ
oFFICB or THR CITY OF ROCHESTER,
IT IA A WBLIrEEOWy FACT THAT ALL sRcuRfrln
IsSJJBD FOR WATER PURPOSES IN LARGE CITIES Hln
PROVBD TO BB THE SAFEST AND MOST PRoRrABLs no
a LIMITED AMOUNT on THB BONDS ARE oPPERsp poa
siLK IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. AT A RkDUCnu
' ' ALBERT H. EIcOLiY
sost Broker and Auetaoueer No % Finest. ksr.fsh
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
r. T. WHoLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoR THE WEEK ENDING April II. 1868.

FoR TIE WEEK ENDING April IA. 1868.
The % ooins I ars the current rates Of articles GOOD
condition. sold by commission houses AZ wholesale
beside IL sSa other charges
or packages should be carefully marked with paint,
snT upo sSa tho under an ss S the
tiops aso stating how and When sent Clean packages
and In putting up vii add much 10 the vauo oi the
produce. - -
With moro beans arriving from California and light
o%sr rates Marrows have been offered at Is TO- with
some rather poor peas at ~ 2s per bush ,.n
''si sso1ss' ace Ta~.. IS ssss: g, ffss.5s.:.: ss
fs. 'S' S:r SSsH...: SI%s.. 90 90 8 ''1''''' '''
Receipts Of sca packages for the week, being very
light supply eDused an advance OF lOc; per 10, new
Welsh running up TO $4,000. last saturday The cold
from sendiug of each tub soon as filed but what
then Withheld now GOE1s a1a w S Ss
OF gocers not to buy two packagesh one Will possibly
SrS v bS
$50 may DO the rates of tomorrow Some OF the best
se ss one honsnnd packages day for few days.
would reduce the figures &C. b Dealers anticipate
TO use great caution Nearly all coming forward 10
new hut some sound lots Of fine old is still Offering at 659
new Western Is coming forward and sells d4Scsome
selections at 46c We quote;
Sou csn ptTs 70 aeSa1 G h Wet Con-
u 10 65t5 Canada Butter
Half GTkins NEE, fpe...SGS7 Common 70 medium. nIs
CHEESE.
Receipts 500 with shipments OF 1852 boxes Tor tho
past week Light arrivals indicate that the cheese IL
mostly in from the country while the larger shipments
show dimnution Of stock Much of that sent abroad
was cheese sold AZ low raesOne Ohio factory
at oc aud others at ll8lSc ot o 1000 pretty good
farm diaries brought lS0l4c Yesterday the Cable
nounced deolin6 OF as OH the other side. with heavy
market large shipments from here just arriving out
This causes dullness in markets, very few shippers
operating at all, without reducing quotations, we
report slow market Shippers rarely offering i6c. for the
very finest. sale OF q few boxes OF new was made at
Little Falls yesterday at l2tc IL lacking in stock and
will not bring much advance here While butter Is
high, few rich cheese will be mada We quOte
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

OVNcK HoLHAS Con- AIsISe CoaPAsr =
Ne IS Nasssust, New York Room No ~ April lth i.s,
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the HOLMAN
GOLD MINING COMPANY for the election ef Trustees sn
hcA the Colpasys Once. MONDAY April Eh II 0eee
prOries. H. =. ShoAhh ffe'Ss's
JOHN 0sBIL. Secretary.
: Usnrsp srArEs TnEaiuHI, SEw.iokx. Apri ~ -
SCHEDULES Of (30) thirty OF more w
~ COUPONS dae May 1895 viii DOW Be received for sr,snos
at the U. s. TressUV H. h yAsDrCk Aastsns Irsss@> >
HITY OF KE0KUK PER CENT MIN
" BoSDsIsseest and principal parable 81 the Central ssA.
Bank. NexYork Total issue oay Se0sOoo .
Ths.e Boads undsr guarantees security ball Ref
emythe rgstse be regarded amply ssered sa -
frst small amount sr sale Apply 70
VIM H. SANDF0RD Cashier Genital Nasionsl B,ni Ms-Ie1-
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

Dei' L. ". list Mort % N. Y. q New Haven es.x 0ai
Money is sharp seven per cent on call to best bor-
rowers upon prime cOllaterals. The feverish cond-
ton of the share market makes lenders more eau
tious as TO collaterals and margins Rumos OF an
unusual demand by the depositOrs Of the Third-sve
Savings Bank have been current and the public mind
disturbed by other rumors in regard to financial
affairs. The reports when traced to their source
have small foundation; but they have unsettled the
market for money and stocks and induced unusual
caution For commercial paper the rates are 7as
per cent with second-class bills at 1oal1 per cent
Exchange il strong, and the specie point where
specie can be shipped. London. 90 days. 1Ooi9ll0;
do. sight, liOt0l1Ol; Paris, long. 513,95.12i
do. short, 5.1li 95lO!; Antwerp. 5l7I05l6i; SWISS
5.17l05.16i; Hamburg. S6GS6l Amsterdam. 4l04lt
Frankfort. 4Ol9i1 Bremen. 70i679i Berlin. 71iSTp.
Freights are lower. The engagements TO Liverpool
are 800 bales Cotton at 5l69ld 900 bush. Corn at
30SId, $500 bush Wheat at d. 80 hhds. Tobacco at
$751; and by steamer, 1900 bush Corn ct 6!d. aud
1000 boxes Cheese at 4Os. To London, by steamer,
800 boxes Cheese at $685. and tuns Whalebone at ID
TO Glasgow by steamer 1900 bush Wheat at Gid
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant
Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs. si40OO; re-
cepts for Gold Notes s5GOOOO; total receipts, 81 49,
SEQ 81 total payments, SsG9.765 40; balance slo2-
569.235 9S.
Says The Pr0rideHce Journal: .
Printing Cloths markets rather active at tho
close The Of 81 squares at the opening OF the
week 9ic declined tO Ole, and partially recovered
closing at 9lc The following are the sales 5000 pieces
64x6i pfc 10000 do 6tx6i 0ic 900 do. Gix6t, sfo M
900 do 6x6i, 0ac; 1900 do 6i164 ec; 10000 do 6noi
9.c; 5000 do. 6exG0, Sic. Total, 10000 pieces
The aggregate amount of exports Exclusive OF
specie from the port of New-York 10 foreign ports
for tho week ending April IA. 1868. was tSOlSSoS
The following is statement of coal transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending
April IL. 1888. and for the season:
weeh p'r,h.-uca
Del and Hud Canal Co ......... .35645 25,6S
Pennsyvania Coal Co. ............ 40 ~
Total ltuns.................... 3SSt 1854
For the same period last year:
Del and Hud. Canal Co..........tS,S20 1Os.6
Pennsylvania Coal Co...........- 6s1 oS1
Total tuus. us............--.-....-HoW lo'sH
Tho statement of the business Of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company for March is as follows:
LAND DEPARTMENT
Acres construction lands sold .E,3GB N6I,-D %
Acres interest fund lands sold. 1000 16D %
Acres free lands sold. ........,..... SSS6lS 0S" Vi
Total sales ding tho NTH OF March T OoaA trls6lO @
To which add town lot sales ...... el5 90
Total OF all ............. O62.a tl2p525 80
Cash collected IN March......-.... 2l97ol IL
TRAFFIC DErARIAKsr 49,
FROM frfignt ~
Passengers lg
Mails oooo 80
Rent OF rOad sO w w
Prom other sources wv"
Total receipts In month OF March 1903 slO96si 81
Total receipts in month Of March, &lIOIo 70
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
NOTICE to ANY and ALL HOLDERS Of o.

~ pUsDRD or BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Of IUBA c0CyrI
CALIpOaEIANetiee hereby given tbs, ell Aoen e sa 10
fudea or bonded Indebtedness % tue Coonty Of lubs No
option prssest s1rresde the " the oaa CoH natud
Coanty Yuba" at the Tresurer ofee 81 aid ceas n
CITY Of Mlrysvis al before the la day of Ju lo
thereof the bonds Of said bssnsg pa
sisht Der per payable semi annually n ssaa Js
both prueps Interest paid gold sad bods bt ss
undsr an hsreot approved February Ia D. 1907 asa s
rsh Indebtedness sa couuty viii drau Interest sf ~
A. D. laa d. A. MCCONNELL
l. r sELL0W,
j. n MDH0Cf
l.. G.. ..L....na .ofi InuniHa InkS
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

Receipte Is bbls for the weekprobably the largest
ever known The transactions have been very heavy,
single firm In Barciayst selling 255o bbls. during the
week As hnted last week, prices have gone still lower,
the average to-day being q a2ltc few select marks
selling at by the single bb with Jersey box eggs not
over two DAYS Old before sent at % d24c The trade Is
not united IN opinions OF the future bat not be ad
ysabe hold back for higher rates upon uncertainty
warm weather being close at hand Some dealers who
put away eggs 26c selling out having little
faith In the future. Geese eggs much lower since
Easter. We quote: b -
n j., H. l., and Pa, hesh Duef doa............ 0d5
lOeese, q Oydoo
State good at mark Egg 0aIs buh coed IS eoo
dsapths Rdtl IA
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.
eupRxHx CotT-GENERaL TKRM-Hed hy BARSAKD SsEIHAH,
motions Balance Of calendar
sOrRknh coUKT-CEcU-PAt Led by DAVIS, Court opens
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
Nrw-yORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is 1853
THE MONEY MARKET:

SALES AT TAX STOCK ExcHANGE.-FIRsr CALL,
f0t O'clock AN. -t
A. GOVERNMENT DErkTnET
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-06
I UP THE SHIP.

Horatio Seymour, in his letter to
Colin N. Iugersoll, former representa-
tive in Congress from Connecticut, de-
clares that his friends have plunged
him into q sea Of troubles" and adds
with wailing despair: "Ido not knoU
hoe the canvass tciN go, but noe that I am
in the fight 1 pH do the best 1 ean." So
we'll for the General-in- Chief. And
George H. Pendleton, the. Democratic
leader in the Northwest, tclsgraphs to
General McClernand, of Illinois, giving
up his engagements in that State, owing
to the condition Of politics in Ohio, a
dispatch which McClernand prints to
propi,iate n disappointed Democracy.
These mournful voices, no longer con-
cealed by the discouraged leaders Of
the Democracy, are but the echoes OF
popular apprehension. From the day
when Seymour and Blair were nomina-
ted-a day of CONSERVATION and woe
the progress of Democratic disintegra'
ton has been going on. The ten thou
sand secret confessions of defeat by in
diriduals are now supplemented by the
public lamentations of leaders them
selves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-06
RENO ITEMS.
From the Crescent Of Saturday

k"N >ANFNShh ~ shsfN
The END OF THE RoAD.-The most un.
certain place in the world. We went
out to see it, found a nice town on
wheels, and stuck q stake rs a land
mark to come back to, after taking a
survey Of the grading ahead. Present.
ly heard q disturbance in the rear, saw
a streak of iron charging on us, it came
round the turn like q huge Boa Con-
structor q hundred men with sledges
assaulting it. We switched of the line
of grading just in time to see the end Of
the track shoot out into the great cast
and whilst wondering whether We
had really seen the "end Of the
road" the town we had staked out
pulled up stakes and rolled past US,
leaving its late site II s~agebrush, ..alkali
desert. We are satisfied that there is
such a town as the "end of the road y
but we are in great doub. rs to where
it is.
DUKE GwIN.-This distinguished for
eigner visited our town recently (; fortu-
nately or unfortunately we left by the
same train that brought the Duke to US,
hence our inability to Jenkenise prop
erly. We may say, however, that the
sight of this venerable noble recalled
all the sorrow we felt when his late
master, Macmillan, met the fate that
will overtake every king, prince or
poteutats who disregards the principles
Of the Monroe Do ctrine. Had the Duke
been fortunate in his pursuit of n title,
we have no reason to suppose that he
would not have transferred all his love
Of America to Mexico; as it is, the few
moments We saw him satisfied US that
he loves America('s) still, and will
probably on the Sd Of November volun-
teer his services to vote the Democratic
ticket.
Our OF LUcK.-Two Democratic
brethren presented themselves in Reno
for registration. One Of them had n
poll tax receipt from Storey County, and
when asked if he hadn't registered
there, he said that he had. but expected
to vote here. He was told that he could
not register in two places but must get
q transfer. He then made affidavit that
he was not registered Mt all, but failed
to get his name on the roll. The second
one, better posted, was all right until
be came to locate himself, and anxious
to make himself safe, he fixed his resi-
dence on the railroad, five miles below
and out of the precinct. That let him
out. Query: Was not this n detachment
Of the imported voters with which
Washoe County is to be carried Demo-
Registry agents look out for
No stone will be left unturned,
no money spared to swindle the honest
Of this county out of their birth
WHERE is WApswoRTH ?-The County
Surveyor Of Storey County, with the
necessary hottle-holders, has started
out to fix the location Of Wadsworth.
We asked some Of Storey's citizens in
regard to this matter, but were unable
to determine whether the object was 10
survey the town into the county or out
Of it. Just as you please, gentlemen, |
Wasboe eau take care of il or do with
out it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-06

TIE result in Maine has settled the
result in November. 1t is written now
that Grant will DO elected President
then. All Republicans have to keep
doing as they have been and nre doing,
and the result is certain. This has also
cas-. the die for the October elections in
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Ne
braska. The influence Of the Vermont
and Maine elections on these States
will carry their October elections for
the Republican party by overwhelming
maiorities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-06

The Richmond Wing, alarmed at the
toni of the speeches delivered by Wade
Hampton, Howell Cobb, Ben. Hill, Rob-
ert Toombs and other reconstructed
rebels, a y "It has reached US in a
very direct way that Mr. Seymour has
expressed the opinion that a certain
speech of q distinguished Southerner
cost the Democratic party of the North
200, 900 votes. Better not to say any
thing than to'use language that only
exasperates and strengthens u ne
mies,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-06
WIN. w. BISHOP
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 143.
L. 8. Rra1srER's OFFICE,

u. y. REGISTER y OfflCE,
CARSON CITY. Nevada, October3 3. 1SGS:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT III
N Bacon Mill and Mining Company, BY A: L.
Head, President. have this day filed In this ONCE
a diagram, together with o notice OF application
for patent from the United States, under Act OF
Congress approved July %, 1866, for ID feet or q
certain vein or lode Of quartz or other rock In
place, bearing gold, silver, copper and other
metals, commonly called and known as the Com
stock Lode. and Bacon Mill and Mining Com
pany, in Gold Hill Mining District, Storey
County, Nevada. Said claim Is bounded OH the
north BY the Imperial Company. and on the
south by the Empire Company, and is more par
%tIcularly described as follows, viz: Commencing
at Post No. 9, which Is situated south 10 %
east distant 469A feet from tho southeast corner
of the Imperial and Empire shaft; running
thence south 80 ~ west IS feet 10 Post No. 8;
thence north T3o 90 west 1067.5 feet; thence
north $40 81 west 1913 feet; thence north 800
~ west IL. 10 feet; thence north SO 40 west
SELL feet 10 Post No. -; thence north 80 ~
east Is feet to Post No. 21; thence south $40 4P
east 52l.7 feet; thence south $50 ap cast 4l.75
feet: thence south $40 o. cast 1883 feet thence
south T3o 2p cast 1051.5 feet to the place OF be-
ginning; containing LES acres, more or less.
Bearings expressed from the true meridian,
magnetic variation 100 II east. Said claim II
more fully described in the notice and diagram
posted In this office and on the claim.
WARREN T. LoCKHART, Register.
OCT God
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-06
L0nk Here :

Il has in the United States Of Ameri-
ca actually become o matter not only
delicate, but dangerous, for II native
born American to suggest respectfully
that possibly the apportionment Of Of
fees among the foreign element may
have been carried to the borders Of ex-
cess. We cannot so much as allude to
this subject without being met by the
cry of Know Nothingism, so terrible to
any p~artisan's cars. It is q sin, q token
of . narrow, proscriptirs spirit, that an
American citizen should evince the
slightest symptoms Of impatience when
he sees two-thirds Of the places Of trust
and authority filled by men born under
other skies. We shall take the liberty
of saying that we think the free horse
has in this matter been run rather too
hard. We ask any liberal-minded for
eigner to imagine the following condi-
ton of affairs:
He may be q Prussian, a Frenchman,
an Austrian, an Italian or an Irishman.
In his own country there is estab-
lished q republican form Of government.
He invites and gladly welcomes the
oppressed of other lands to come over
and participate in its privileges.
The oppressed Yankee comes over,
settles, prospers, is made q citizen,
claims and receives his rightful share
in the administration Of public affairs.
The oppressed American finally goes
extensively into the business of Office
seeking. If his nationality be not to
the fullest extent represented in official
position, his groans and bowls arc loud
and angry.
Upon every corner in Dublin glitters
II star on the breast Of a Yankee police
officer.
Now, honestly, acknowledged,
would you not at least keep up ga devil
of o thinking" under such eircum-
stances2 It might be narrow-minded,
bigoted and ~prejudiced, but would it
not be natural ?-S. +. Dramatic Reeise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-06

A FALSE REpoRr.-The Overland tel
egraph from New York city on Sunday
last reported that the Opposition Steam
ship Company to San Francisco had
withdrawn its vessels from the line.
The report appeared in our dispatches
yesterday, but it seems it was without
foundation. l. W. Raymond, agent in
San Francisco, has published q card
positively denying the truth of the re-
ports that the opposition is to be discon-
tinued and the company's steamers
withdrawn. He says the company is
a~bundantly able and equally determined
to continue running their ships to and
from New York via Panama, and will
do so as long as they have the approba-
ton Of the public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-06

THERE were early signs of Grants
greatness which Mr. Lincoln was not
slow to interpret in the country's inter-
est. When, on the evening of the first
days fighting at Shiloh, an officer said
to Grant, "The rebels have whipped
u.s." no replied, "Ycs, they have
whipped us to-day, but we will whip
them Tomorrow" No thought OF fail
ure entered his mind. Mr.. Sloan, in
his recent speech ut Cincinnati, couples
this with the reply Of Napoleon on the
field Of Marengo, when Dessaix SAID,
uTbis ia n battle lost" al think"
said Napoleon, ait is a battle gained
Charge with your column and ! will
rally the fugitives behind YOU
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-06

WOULD it not be we'll for the Copper
head grumblers at the increase Of the
debt to bear in mind the testimony of
Mr.. McCulloch, IN ardent friend Of Sey-
mour and Blair, who said in his report
n. the close of last year tina. the debt
had then been reduced since September
30, 1865, $26G, ls5,25l This evidence
may not, perhaps, be sufficient for Re-
publican use, but it ought to be conclu-
siye against Copperheadism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-06

MArHEMATIcAL.-An exchange asks:
" If a majority of 1897 for the Repub-
licaus at the State election in Vermont
in 1864 gave them n majority Of 29,o9s
in November of that yoar, what will a
majority of 26,9G5 recently give us in
November next?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-06

A GENTLEMAN who has q few idle hun
dreds (if desired, he will make it thou
sands), authorizes the Pitt,burg Com
mereial to offer the following bets $3.50
that Pennsylvania will 60 for Grant ;
$3.50 that Ohio will 60 for Grant $3.50
that Indiana will 60 for Grant, and $500
against $3.50 that Grant will be elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-06

ATTEMPTS at fraudulent voting should
be. carefully watched, and whenever de-
tected the perpetrator should be
brought to condigu punishment. The
New York Tribune says that the ballot
box suffers ~ already at work in that
city, seven. hundred illegal naturaliza-
ton papers having been issued under
the sanction Of the County Judge and
County Clerk,