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did they wish 20. You must LOOK 10 me
Republicans They want you to American clothes.
1864 carried Pennsylvania against McClelan aud tired
you from being sold 10 England by the Chicago
Convention. You are being sold again. You can oe
saved Howl Telegraph this proclamation over 'o
elected Who Will have the credit You will-the rsh
voters. Vote for Grant Let the Irish for once De WIN
he party In power. Why allow the demagogues 20
pace yon In antagonism with the Government bebt-n
the polls In November, what can you 40 TOT your
iatherlandf Washburne, Grants right hand man, Is
iOre an enemy OF England than John Mitchell SHOW
me lead OF the Irish people, Andrew Johnson senus
ievery johnson to sell out your and my country
TO England. Grant and Colfax viii nave
VIII bring the South back into the Union The revolution
In England cannot be long postponed. The EIgts"
Queen ,c 6ciloic he Spanish Queen into Grille. The
English people already insult her In their nthy cartoons
ghe irish people not brutal, the French dld
niarie 1883 shall make my cell the Revolutionary
Of the Irish Republic until the voters OF
the WITH Congressional District open my doors by placing
an American Congressman In British baste. Irish
men call upon you TO vote for Grant, COax. ana an
IRISH Republic aud thus show England that You hold tho
papers telegraph this the land. IL will teach the
Ie Democrats again 10 ignore Clris ADertcdnus
sum In British bastie. BY this proclamation leopard
iilnR election To Congress In the most Democratic
district In America, again prove my honesty by placing
country over self. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN
CONTEMPLATED FRAUDS.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: One who knows has just informed me
that extensive frauds registration contemplated in
tho Xth, Xlth. XlITh, XVIII and XIxth Wards In this
city In scranton. Penn, several hundred illegal voters
vi. vote In that place. and then leave for wkesbarre to
do the same. Ask Peter Bradley. the Councilman In
Scranton Yours. &c, ETERNAL VIGILANCE
bep'lork, Oct. %. 1868.
NETWORK ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
District VIIl-John X. Witt, Mozart Dem.
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ss psuqn selling Foar tmsr quiet Spring sr'r.. te s
80 - Wheat nTmer sad advanced y G+c No at 81 LIS
.r.1-a " Corn dull; advanced Sc No. a. 7sd7se NO
IofG Oss nrner active aud advanced I9li No at ~
Nc Es a., sa .vses Sac No a. io No sl1
DsI, sh' urcned NE sales 3ilds2c Whisky easier az
quiet 3od f23
Shor' hode III Shoners sslte Shoulers
nominal AZ lOc Lard Inactive Cattle dun aud IS
02se Conmon 70 Menm - IS IS; moderately act
better grades 70 1Sd eomIron
$50 e3 Lake Frsshs s'ay Wheat Buffalo Zoe Receipts
900 bills Flour ieO bush Wheat hu,h Corn loa bn.h
O n o0p bub RYE 500 bush ev lCO0 live Hos. ship
ments-VO b osr o. w nnsn wheat $4,000 bash Corn. Loo 900
bush. ost,. 400 bush. RYE, $500 bush barley.
Oct 3toon heavy and lover. Mldlin0,
1otc sales 800 bales. receipts ga bs su
Sold Fair ilie; yellow Clarified HASA gos.
.ctre Lousns Prime Choice, slGsl TO- dun and AZ.
pressed sunerins SO IS; Choice ssaSa Corn $40
Oh Oats Inactive Bran unchanged an.s
BsconChoce sarce yobbins Shoulders. ls
Cl.u sides lstc Lard dull. Terce, 1910. Keg BE-
MoBIL 7Coton quiet factors orens more freey sAes
bales; Mdding 2 receipts Ols bales exports loo bales
Aueu,rA Ga, Oct 2Cottou market quiet aud prices s'r
ue. q bales; receipts SO bales; Mhdinss, sH .
WILMINGTON n g., Oct 79-TurpcDiine-Smsu nes Nerensds
to-day for Spihs Crude. 81 IS Rosln daL - .o0
sAyAssaH Ga Oct 23CO,ton westi hddhng Itc nes w
bsIe, receipts bses exports coasswise or bales
sls FaAscco. Oct 29FiOur dull at - - "ae ga"
Shipping grades 81 wa 81 60 Legal Tenders a. ,,..v
fH.ELgsroS c. Oct 3Cot'ou dulli aes 100 baes NueRs'
a3 ai.c receipts to-day 5 bae exports eossssus Ss o
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Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed.
DIED..

DIED.
PRRDOS-on weny Oct a. John PrtOn in the Ssh Of
T friend, md are respectfully the fa
neral on the Cburch Paternity D Chsph
MOndsv. "eoet
members 81 Empire Lodge No ca also Lebanon Enanpmeri Mo-
IL, o. q. \.
FOsIER-On W,dns,a,y oe, a. Joseph Foster j Ofhs late
i'm Of Foster Polhemus IL the 73i year ofhis axe
liza remsins will BE- aEsa to SAG Larbor TOR iaiermenL
JAQuEs-At Hudson City j. WEDNESDAY morning Oct g. 1853
Robert Jes formerly Ls Hsriofk Bar IN tie h year Of bis
- ., , 4,
froia bis ate redace, No II Waveert
lilo Cay Fny morning al 10 O'clock without further notice
MILLs-A Mount Vernon Thg-seay Oct 70. Ms Mary Mia 10
her 6sth year. ..
Paa, Church Eat Chester sasiiy Nov J. o'clock H.
osBORN-Ou Thsray o. Sarah wife Of Abn osorn and only
daughter oi Hannah and the ate VA heDoasa aged - ess and
The r.Se, ard friend. family invited attend her funeral
the Us1s-,as Chach Of Bscssr and DoWrss on
sIplsy. a. o'clock ? N.
PALMgR-Iu city, wsia,Isy the l inst Drake D. Palmer
The sys. sad friends invited attend the fnr,
At o'clock ~ hs late residence No 59
West rNeuly-eghth 81
PR.IrE .sr Conn., on wedn,sisy Oct 80 udieu from Us
.ss- ofthr heart. Capt JsbeI Pratt
Ills attended he Coagreg thlreh on
a, 3i o'clock p The relatives snd feads are respectfully III
vit~d 10 attend
sNgTOu wssn,,aT morning. 23h b George W. Smith aged
81 yssrs voun le,t y the late Amos Smith. .
Th- friends o hnuoarv members ofihe IS kest ~ l.
invited - sttrud the funeral from ne residence o. MS
nE NJ Ilerrr Basnk-. South Fourth ami fourths
Brootlfs T. D.. 90 FnlAy neIih p n
sCuFSCK-n Princeton J. Tuesday OF -, George ".
schenck aly y Ma c. 4. Sehesek aged IS Years
NcyICKAR-At his rnse a; Bou ge Neslorh on Thursdsy
The i the ksF John NeNchni ~ d. isIs
Pnofes.sf 10 Columns College
Motto tAs funeral hereafter.
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B0WNRALDAGB-fn Brooklyn, Thursday, O % 81 me en
duee otbe brides parents by the Rev O. Huhbel MI "uAm
Bovine IT, Miss Msrv 4, daughter ofJanes C. Adage
BBARD-C ANTRELOn WedoeisT Oct D. az the residence Of the
brides father by the Rev Dr. Kendrck Mi William Beard o
Miss EnDa Csntrs daughter samaei Csntr. ssl all Of thn
city
THURSDAY Oct 20 BY the Rev Dr. aeEloy
assisted BIZ the Rev. C. SutDhen Rev w. Cochran 70 Ann
daughter OF Robert Carter esq. all Of this city.
CROWRLLDRAKE-In Brootyr Oct 49, the residence Of tho
brides parer By the Rev Henry Blanchard Francis b. Cross OF
HyspSs Mas, to Mary h Drake II Brooklyn.
GREBSRKISG-Oo Thursday Oct ~ the residence Of the brides
the Rev Nathan Hbbs of LAkeTe EdSsn r. ureele
Emily ). King, both Of Brooklyn. ~ l.
HETFIELD-LEOyoRI-O "Wednesday. Oct a. By The Rev IT.
Partridge. Robert Morris Hel6sh ~ Elizabeth j. 70 Margaret
Teresa daughter Of Robert o. Leouor. Of Brook!n'
MILLBR-HOYT-on Wednesday evening Oct 2s al ST. Arms Church
by the Rev Samuel Corueie CnAres D. hsf W
Psnsls A.. daughter OF David Hoyt. all ofths city.
srRgBT-wATKSs-On wednedsy Oct 2 81 Marks Church
the Rev W. A. Debray Wm street to Fame
daughter Ofw Watkins all West NSrF"f COM NO
oanlA
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For REPRESENTATIVES In &

The Republicans of Trenton, n. j., make their
last and rally evening. which they will DO
addressed Ivy the Hon. John OBryne the Hon. Henry C.
Murphy. and the Hon. Charles Haight.
Capt. John lIunkele has been nominated by
the II pubcans ~ the Sixth District of Essex County
candidate for the Assembly In the First District OF
Warren County the Republicans have nominated Charles
". 0pdyke.
meeting Of the Irish Republicans was held
last evening at the Jersey City wigwau There was a
large attendance and great enthusiasm. Eloquent ad-
dresses delivered by Gen Burke. Capt. l.. OShea.
Daniel Lyddy. esq Mr Crow, and Dr Bell u The bIsh
ReJnablic.
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MINISTER BANCROFT FOR GRANT.

At dinner party given by the Hon. George
Bancroft. our Minister at Berlin. in January last. nt
whlth Gen. SchurK. and also Mr.. Murphy, Consul at
Frankfort present, Mr. Bancroft sald that he ro
garded It the best interests Of the country that
Graut should he nominated elected. lie thou ght the
rcconsrucion policy Of Congress coud be carried out In
oihsr way than by Republican Admin .tratlon. He
could not thak II would bc safo eXpedioDt Tor tue
Democratic party 30 come IN power ~ present.
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CALIFORNIA.

FRANK BLAkS PROGRAMME ADOPTED By TIE
San FRANCISCO DEMOCRACY.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 29.-Pol.tical excite
IN this city Is NJ fever heat, and partisan feeling rs
bitter There indications Of serious riots previous 10,
ami election day. Several scarcely noteworthy col
lsuns have already occurred During the marching Of
the Republican procession on Tuesday night the line was
attacked number "f imes aud persons sustained
serious injuries. Last night tho Grant HYncbles aud
Seymour Club met BUSIEST. and pistols and knives
wctc drawn Two persons wounded by pistol shots
and ore man was seriously stabbed. Mayor hcCOppin
appsared ON The scene. and dlspersed the crowd.
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THE CANVASS.

So, bo,s a ehsl hunper,
While we all In chorus chant
For neIt President We nominate
Our ovu Ulysses Grsut |"
And II asked wbAt state he haih fron'
This cur sole reply shall be-
"From near Appons,soI Court-Hou'e'
With Its famous sp letreer
FOR twas there ia our ulysses
That Lee gave up the sight
Nov. boy,. To Grant for Prs'iders
And God defend the right y
IMILn 0'REuLr.
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Escape OF CoSylCTs FROM BLACKwELLs is
LAND.

Yesterday afternoon, while number OF con-
victs at work tho ne. aqnehuct noai ''
q, placxs. I,l.nd At. OF them Jumped In boat which
wa. n,,d nv the men. and when asked by the keeper
what they were doing replied that they were S A.,
grappe for pipe. No sooner haa 'n oyd 70 The New
aver than they selEod the oars ana roweu W Wy ,
York side they dsPersed Chase snn ae ~ hs
cnyct, was soon after captured by Deiectso NJ
,hs Tnirdaye Railroad Depot and returned 10 MS quar-
tors The others are stu al i"iEo'
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~ City MIssion held its monthly meeting on

Wednesday evening ~ the South Reformed Church,
e"FneP OF Fhthave. and Twenty hr,t-st. Mr. Lewis b.
Jackson, the Rev CeOr Min glls tie Rev DT Rogers
And seyeral Of The missionaries spoke Of the necessity
And ehciency 81 tue w"ik 90 Ire AviOu, ana related
interesting incidents. Dung rho month si 20 mission
ares have been az NDlh, srfcu mission shuols and $40
tcadiug rooms In operation, 40 missionary volts made.
and ~ tamlIes ava 2ly DelsOls Is.let VI.
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NEW-JERSEY.
fcr GOranor-JOIIN I. BLAIR.
For Presidential Electors.

Fcr Goranor--JOIIN 4. BLAIR.
For Presidential Electors.
{IosRPH BRADLBr
NJ ha'ke'''"''''''''''"'''''i ANbRhw X. HAY
I..JoHS W. HAZLBTos 3..ABRAHAM v. VAN FLEET.
,. AMI C MLEAN ASSOCIATES TUTTLR
5..HESRY D. VAN EOsTRASD.
For Representatives In Congress.
4. WILLIAM MOORE 3..AMOS CLARK. ia
.. JAMES y RUSLISG. 4..JOHs HILL
5..0EORGB A. HALSRY
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A Child can Run IL.

used on. OF your family 'v vars hn
repairs will DO good work now .h ad he cay
boasL II Is simple IN construction thsi e'a cn un 49,
PERFECTLY Wilcor Gibbs hsune ha gwen psf'ee'
satisLe y. StdHGoa, Sgracasr " " Jtb l. 1900.
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MlRRIEO.

Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company have re-
usv.d 10 er Store No 6s Broadway Of B0udst
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..t.., ,,.,.....ULYssRs GRANT.
. W.. p,,-asut...........SCHUfLRR COLFAXs
EEwIoRk
o-uo, ..,........JOHN A. GRIswOLD.
- TI,, ccrcuor..........ALONZO n. CORNELL.
-. c.rsi copr,ls,sca<r. ,EXANDER BARKLRY.
- s.u., pr.,o. T.,potcr II NRY A. BARNUN.
n, c1,rk az <ppsah. .......CAnIPBELL ii. YOUNG.
For Presidential Electors.
{MARSHALL O. ROBERTA
A. Lurso'''''''''''''''' iHkNRY H. SBLpkH
n...l. District
SGEoRaB wM CURTIS 18..Moss K PLATr
- JGCoB WORTH. 17..WM. c. BROWN
q EDWIN A. sTUDWBLL 1S..GBORGB s. BATCHBLLBR
dsAMUEL g. wYCKOFR Ig..JAMBS II. GRAHAM.
5..MOSEs II. GRlNHgLL 20..NORRls WISSLOW.
8CHARLEs s. SPENCER 2I.PATRICK C. COSTELLO
1.ALRXASDER T. STEWART -. ROBERT STEWART
g. FREDERICK sCHUETZ Q3.RDwARD b. JCDSON.
o. HOOPER c. VAN WORST. oI..HBCTOR II. TUTHILL
10 AMBROSE RYDER 2J.SAMUBL JAYNE
IL ELISHA p WHEELER 2B..CHARLBS NJ TITUS
IL ORORGR INNS 21..H0RACB BBMIs.
~ JICoB URRN.yCY 2SEDwIS p REYNOLDS
IA CHARLES H. ADAMS % sToUGHToN PBTTI BONE
rs. .GKoRGK ". DENERs 30..MICHABL WIBpRlCH
3t..SORMAS NJ ALLEN
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TIE sEITE or TRIDE

DOMESTIC MARKETS
cuo.s, Oct, 9)Blehsuss % Hss'ioH ti@ oas'''n O" ~
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sy. II. Bor.i. tia. essential to ns'' p0nneN We
,o as, VA, a. 10 vas have Appom.Ioh o. a ' 's'
-. Tho lave, his country shoald vote for crank lsAhAN
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Sy.nal guiius.
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TO pgM2cR4IS an 1SD RS S sIi fios,RE,
upGkS bsrnr T Pk sMiI AS S.. ou, Of
r. President fo'idsHs wiling AMI farther let
o. 'A4' COFFIN
s, neither Judge Bgehu Millionaire would bet Lost And
'-''-'' ''''' $4,000 900 CASH
Tbs, DRGRAAP TAYLOR 1,,P tie largest oef o. Soc FIRM
house se f. The sho mean bs'1s,. eau lad 1'
Gst .ter l4fs
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AND KEPGBLCAS b., been as,y increased ag is nov sPe
nor medium With Inc dealers Of Western Illinois and
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erected .spu,y The r.l bridge arar' completed MAKING
rail-. The erea,non distributed she iosing eose.'
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Db hi ciaTs Sui,sn Ad,ir Knox Levi. Llan Macon
stsls- Mriou Moaios, Livingston. c,in.s3a, GfuHay.
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Cerd.
To TIKI PUBLIC
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hen y1r stos, ordering GODS nc. u Eercha1 tfVlei' sl
mchane. ~ tu' have been PAT 10 loss al i1coa1en
through ie compsd again 70 warn al persons
agns him Hons eiey uDkuOSu 10 ne and Akes use o G ANS
to ooium irsni others MARSHALL " EophalH--
Tax sales, Tax sales, Tax sales. %,
$50 20 the rfss ont tine N fcrsls
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Weci,s,f COUNTY restored tue rgh oSnss a. ma soI
them ~ reisr,rcs gysp its uFoufo Voc
No. l25 Matsn-sne.
Rnr,I.t,- Reversible sewing Machines srr now sni'er
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sesigg l,pot. No. SO Broadway, hew.lorN
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IOliiisaI HOiiu".

TulititaI NOtitu.
-
1.r,ann Grant and ColiaI Campaign Ciob'
GRANT.
sRlsWOLD NO1'hLh
A MASS MEETING
the Cooper Institute SATURDAY. Oeoot d. t' u
m. n ltbwu speakers Mil address the mesunsi
- n, FREpRRICk SCHCErL, -. -. .z-.,.,r
~ Gsn JOHN O. FREMONT,
-, ~ vppn EApp X VEIL VOS GERNNRACH
ladies' ysersn' aud Clubs hA'AAeS O --'' Oh
1hd"e d. A. JACoBL PTesllsni
J. scpoESHor
c.sL "~'H, ss're'Ar'.
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"PUSh IHlNGS-"-i0rset 70 ss.rs.n
UNION REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CAM
PAiGN CLUB.
GRISW0LD AND CORNELL CENTRAL CAN
PAIGN CLUB.
CENTRAL GRANT CLUB.
a meeting ofthese Clubs will be he'd al
COOPER INSTITUTE FRIDAY, OCT. %, T:3o ?. n
haiorGep DANIEL 4 SICkLkS
The Hon. LEWIS BAkkRR.
The Hoo. JAMES D. PUTNAM.
The Hon. x. DELAFfBLD SMITH. =.
49, tWM II. P0PE. ESQ. vii rec,e "shsndan's hds,'y
vii sd1ress ths meeigg Ths UNION OLEB CLUB xil
BAND WILL ATTEND. SEATS RESERVED FOR LADIES'
CHARLES 4 SPENCER,
THOMAS MURPHY iPrsG6seA
RUFUS " ANDREWS. }
isaac }. OLvss. } Charnss
VIZ p. BsrABnoox, ) RIecuigs
CHxsrER A. AkrHgR Ceunitess
wILLIAH DRuEEosD,
ALLAN COOPER,
ALgI H. KEkoE, s.eret.r..
JoHS j. OBaES
JoHs J. SHAW,
H.
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What the Republican Party

Whit the KepubIIcan Party
THOUGHT OF JOHN 7. HOFFMAN, In issa
HsADoUAArsu, I
No. go BROADWAY N. L., Oct n lesa }
sn The uuds ued appointed conmi,ee By the uass
Judiciary Convention inform that the LIST inst yOu we're aia
mous nominated BY Convention its na's Tor Recorder Of ne
City oiNewYOrk The Committee sraUorED further TO declare
that the nomination vas the that yoar Judicial sar
sra aud uninaueucd By partisan e0u"asno
which you performed os duty pssAsos
Jour sSrzzz DocBrSs zoo
We have honor 10 b yOar obedi.a, servants.
JOHN sBDGwICK Chs. IRA o. MILLER.
WALDO HUTCHISs our r PELroS
JOHN H. WHITE, PREDK 0LMsTEAD.
To Tia Hon T HOFFMAN,
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To the Voters Of the City and County Of New-iork.
Gan SlGEL hAg psr,mror declined for reasons satisfactory to
M Comutse tie und,rsgp, Chiimen Of the Co1s CenveHor
n,r esnsnt.uon pmrp, Union nee, nominate HORACE
sREsLaY o, 10. Oeu Of Register ofths County Of SsSins
oEoRGB W. BLUNT
Chairman OF the Twenty tseuni,t Orrshioa
RUFUS T. ANDREWS,
Chairman fConi.rsnes Committee o. Tssniytsrdst Cessntoa
s.cond Assembly District Union Republican Associn
Of the Association viii BE- held AZ hs@iquar
a.. No 1 Lsetrssl FRIDAY EVENING, ~ "A O'clock
WV " TliBO. G. WILLIAMS Pr.sldent
HssK, M.riosz, S.eresry.
One Mere Rally the Victory 10 Our-.reuth Asssn'
N p.ns, Grant Collar Campo yn Club sill hot grand
meeting on FRIDAY EVENING, Oct 30 1868 ., Their HsatllGrte
No 1ss Bovsr The hoas gentlemen sl sdre ihs nssngi
IN. Hon T. TYLER Of en- srd FRANCIS LAMBERT esS
JAcos N. PATTERSON, IT,, Preside,
W A. SnitLEr, seersi.u
Eab,h Assembly District WI be held THS ETENISG, at
Rak Hotel Urul.L Addresses b. Distinguished speakers
THOMAS. A. AASrERsON, gresdeut
Sr,stTr a Ls,rurr S''''''l'"
Rally, Irishriru. Rnliy:-lras VIII yo1 TIE rrIncI rs
wbsh rause taurrs hr.r Piles down
Or h upprrslauini sue thr meeting hc li. aephlct'
isoann ct r slrr1 N.se H.s bstrt FRpAh hN DNiSJ
Il. o. urura. No. "a iLrl's,e
JAN. isaH.z. secretary. HUGu COLEMAN. Pres 4aut
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Attention. Boys In Blue!
ONE MORE CHARGE AND rHB EMPIRE STATE Is oCast
All Bey.inBas Clubs will rally front Of the Cooper insa'
FRIDAY EVENING Oct 90 at u o'clock without uniforms or s't'A
MsjorGsu. sIcKLEs and Hon JOHN oRisWOLD en- -
dress you.
The meeting viii coSpsr.. with meeting Of The R'pubeas c'sA
inside Of the Insdta,e.
CHARLES K GRAHAM Grad M..h.l
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taking stone out of the country argue set OF capt
talists. A Congressman moves that new roau NO
opened from OmrtusCo 10 connect by way OF NdtVl
with the port of TuXpau. so that ample passage no
provided for the expectation OF ore from te TaCn"
district. Ii is represented 10y some that the
ton VIII apply only TO the poorer ores, when Al uVes
not pay To- benefcidte in Mexico, and which can 10
reduced in SaXOny and England NJ per cent less
than here. This is highly important II Wholly
true; but why should poor ores only be carried
out of the country, seeing mat exp0fatloh mas pe
cent advantage According TO the report OF the
Mineral Junta. the mining industry Of the country
suffers tax of - per cent up to the shipment or It's
product. IL may he something less than Tins III tne
recent modification of taxes by Congress; but the
Government complains that the States reimpOse
in effect the mines are hardly relieved. II tnls
weight of taxation the principal industry OF the
land is continued then will Mexico per force have 10
transfer all additional working and product OF her
ores to outsiders who can manage the business
cheaper. There is more reason against exporting
ore than exporting dollars; but the one will go al
most free while the other is heavily taxed. The new
measure undoubtedly wears an aspect OF advantage:
it promises 10 bring capital into the country ana
work new mines 1t might induce that capital 70
settle here. But the best of these calculations iais
If the native industry remains under letters Lev IL
DO comparatively Free and capital, when VIII !aA9
imaginable risks for the sake of well-peICeiNSu
profit, will lie tempted to make its home mere III
such case should perhaps hear more Oh A Iht
lean capitalists than of British ana ILL on
the Government will present something III 1eft 70
equitable law have trust; but mueh nuS' 10 44' "
time. =, D.,oro,s MAG
The following paragraphs from MI Romero IneS-
sage give some Interesting details ,,.h s,a.i,tic
.action ~ the Treasury Department (No D. when con-
tans detailed receipts To the sd - % ,,,
said section According TO sald Tue t sU' 5 er
inang June 80 last is Sl0iS6oS 30 NO y III the lOo"-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

Receipts and Disbursements mt the Once of
the United States Assistant Treasurer ut New
York for the Month Of August, 1865.