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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LNoR sALE.-A SPLENDID TURNOUT-A THOROUGH
IT bred Mare, l5A hands high, years old. brown-a
beauty and elegant ladies' saddle Horse equally good in
Harness. &C. the whole viii be sold at great sacrifice,
the going Europe full warrantee Madison Park
stables, Twentysixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23
THE MAIL.

free -
The days Of IublIca.ion win be Tuesday and Friday and
each paper will contain the and all matters Of interest
appearing in the three previous nube Of The Tmes which
VIII thus be rendered available cheap and
FORM for persons residing abroad or IN the colonies m
SnhacIiben obtain 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23

LNOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
IL New York and Charleston Steamship CompaDy's
hrst class sidewheel steamship
CHARLESTON, Captain J. Berry,
Saturday July 49, at NJ sailing from pier No. North
river.
Superior accommodation for passengers
Through passage tickets and bills of adng issued to all
points South and Southwest in connection with the South
Carolina Railroad and with steamers Florida ports
HENRY r. MORGAN l. CO., Agents, 36 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23

Alexandria, Va.-Express Line
The fine steamship JAMES s. GREEN, Captain Inman IL
now loading at pier ID East river and will sail Saturday.
July 25 at ZAP. NJ
For balance Of freight apply to
JAMES nAND,
119 Wall street, South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23

CREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT
VI To San Francisco via Panama.
BY Pacific Mail Steamship COmpany's steamer RISING
STAR, sailing on Friday, July a.
Frat class cubic foot 80 cents pound III cents
Freight forwarded by this reaches San Francisco
about days in advance OF shipments by North American
steamship Compsny's departure OF July 20.
Apply 10 WELLS, FARGO CO..
Freight Agents r M. 8. s. Co.,
Pier ~ N. r., foot OF Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23

TOR CHARLESTON, s. c.. THE FLORIDA PORTS AND
II the South and Southwes-Regular line.Tbe Al, fast
reliable steamship SARAGO3SA, M. b. Crowen, com
msnder will sail Wednesday, July 2s. a. r. M from
iadIng points South Southwest Agents In Chares
ton (Rayene Coz all goods free of commission
ARTHUR LEARY 73 William street.
The fine steamship MONTEREY win sail on the following
Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23

~ A. GERTH WILL HEAR OF SOMETHING TO HIS
NJ advantage he of his friends sends his address
10 e II. C..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23

A MONTH ONLY.-wOOD BROTHERS WILL SELL AT
"A their warerooms t96 Broadway, for 80 dsvs from July
b. Bugges of their the
price Of $3.50 also open Bueges full elliptic and half
springs for $3.50 This 10 opportunity that rarely
Parties about purchase will nd great advantage making
early selection before the assortment Ia much broken
Pony Wagons for ladies of beautiful designs excellent
workman for Sl75 to 1880
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23

A A-LoAss OBTAINED OBJ tn.SEao.o ON so,,,,.
SAM'L BORROWE, II Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23

A. THE EMPIRE CITY CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, o.
n "a and rs Wooster the largest assortment
Of park, basket and Phaetons vicoras Cabrioes
Dog Carts and six Depot Wagons top
and open Road Wagons express business and Jaeger
Ggs de-, be found 80 per cent below any other
nent n W. YorE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23

REAUTY IN BLACKSMITH AVENUE, FRIDAY, HAIR.
ID dressing saloon, 5 with companion. Please appoint
an interview vng particulars TO avoid mistakss with
Dollars Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23

paper containing the news, the principal leaders, well
dirested and All interesting matter from the Imes
Ihe newspaper hitherto known the Evening Mail
np become property OF the proprieors Of The Times
now ublshed twice week, under the itle OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23

Ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY.-ONLY ri So
~ The elegant steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTT-
CIT leave pier a. north Of Spring street at
gectng With rail West and North Fare on Saturday and
Sunday 81 Returning leave Troy al and ALBANY r. NJ
State rooms secured at Office 3OS West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23

ITO TOURISTS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS.
The pleasantest and most economical route to the Sui
phur Springs aud battle fields OF Virginia. The Old Domln
ion Steamship Company excursion tickets to The above
points at low rates. via Richmond Va.
The ships OF this company expressly hed Tor the nc
passengers and despatched Tor cnond
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at r. M from pier
81 North river foot of Beach street.
Passengers by this route will have an opportunity o seeing
different historic points of interest the James river,
the ships passing upper James by daylight
further particulars apply at the Office OF the company
Is7 Greenwich stree corner Of Dey New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
MORE RADICAL YILLAINY.

AS will o5 seon,G rant and Colfax
are elected This is the result of the
feeling and prejudice growing out OF
the war. They are blatant about
the " rebel prcjudice.' but the whole
North aud West is full of bile
against the South-not because We
have not suffered and fOrborue. but
because their army Of Radical ban
dts failed Of their full amount OF
plumber because they dared net
try the contiscation scheme.
But the croNing viiiainy is this ::
The " Committee of five, appointed
by the mongrel Mississippi Couyeu
ter for that purpose, have declared
the odious Constitution, which was
SO handsomely defeated, ELECTED
How long, no Lord, how long?
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
CLIPpIEG,.
tlen. Lee has Bible class in bis
college.

iIau loo has a RihlC class in his
college.
c,n II.CI.I,n is ono If fine pnu;n.
.,r- o,,iaoad in oonstrnr,iug HE
,c,,on Across thr Hudson at the
ri I',1'o "S
~
Or. Livingstone, at last accou1 =
within a weeks marel OF Zanzibar.
Old Isaac Walker me - La "a.
mINeF, worth @Io'oo'''o'' ''"' J"S'
''"' W
The Xouavc Jacob has been given
a chateau by his majesty 81 russia.
on account OF cure III the royal lam
NY,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

WASHINGTON, Nov 5, $3.50 A. NJ
The following seems 70 he me result
from returns received up TO this
hour:
For Grant-Mainc IO,GG0 Niassa.
chusetts 10000 New Hampshire 6HO0
Vermont 10000 Connecticut 5000,
Rhode Island 6,50G, PENNSYLVANIA
10000, Ohio 10000 Indiana 100 0
West Virginia 5000. Tennessee 80. coo
California 5000, Nebraska 1000, Ills
souri, 5000.
The 10 wing States have gone for
seymour: n. Y. 53OG, MARYLAND
$4,000, Delaware 25O0, Krntuc!tv 90
O)O, Ala. 5000, Georgia 2d,000, Lou.
stamina 10000, New Jersey ard Ar
kansas are doubtful. But few re-
turns from Southern States general
~.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Hon. SamA
Il. Belts. for 40 odd years ]ndge of
this FcGer ii District is dead.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
S0hE INTERESTING FACTS ABOuT A
POPULAR BG0k.
hhc DriNon Life of Jefferson Davis "
Written 10y Miles 0'EciI!y ia Nine DAYS

From the Charleston s G Mercury. ?3d
George Francis Train asserts tina
the book entitled "PriSun Lie {
Jefferson DAVIS and purpJlJin
10 be the work of Or. Craven. wa
written il nine days hy the lat
zen. {. G. HaIplne.
The above paragraph is going til,
rouLds Of the press as an item 0
Sua1ge news.
The book, orr readers will remcm
tCr, came out in New York soon ate,
the release of Mir. Davis on bal
from his Imprisonment at rortrrS.
Monroe. It was the sensations Of t!l
"aT, and excited deep interest 1ol
ne famous prisoner whose story o.
ME 1t assured to give. White it
stirred the hearts # thu Southern
paop!e, OF whose lost cause hcwas the
oilcitl mead, 1t awakened the curioS
.tN, removed the melnlires and ca
l'ted the sYmpaiIle, # Northern
nen In behalf Of one filitn froa.
hi II estate, WeaiJ, feeble captive,
VINO yet challenged admiration for
he equanimity u his bearing ana
the accomplishments OF his mind.
Our readers viii be astonj>hed t.
learn that the aNermeu, Of lIr. Train
is true, and Ch&c this popular book,
over which 50 much OF feeling, OF
Indignation. pity, iAtrirSt and admi
been created and rynpm
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

q - Ihn NnotL,r, T.
/ newSno,ers ,,' o '.''.,,, bem"era''
= nnnstinn ~ :, """n" on 'ht money
jntrrrstirg ~ ',.' Using ,Ia aa wen ~
: tl,n,' ro,n,', :" S'o tne various modes
n,,ti,n tLn , ~ 'H' ',e purpose 0! com
. whinh pndira, 49, "o"' ana t'r cost
t tha n,n',t >',.'' d, n'ie Is bringing nnoh
: national drht ca,',' ~, H"o ,'N ''a' oar
tnr ronntrU So 49, c ."e , Xxx payers o!
Non n,ar,, ,;,,,D -'''o"'"o' " year
must mani, dnm., e. t 1" m,I '>'S y O."
rvrrv tin,a tI,n ,i,''Ii tio w" ana l9t
in.t Sln,,,t'I I'o'N 81 RES '"e h'Nf
Inth.r n nnn ,i "'I'N nav 'l'".' Is a.
thn no,,,,',,jo n'N''e" rom Inc FARMER
to tl,a hn"dh Io "'', . ,i' 'aoofe' to give
Now wntnt tIo oi,, WY pay " no taxes
miuutn ,onr a,', ooN J'Su one SIhSl'
tl,n nointGr hofn,' . 'io Se"'coiS on
bpan tnlI orl o, ,nt minute ha'
,,,et H., ' +, '','. ' e. tilal minute has
rnInrnG II ~ > 9i'oVo' Ihey nave
we can mol,a i f,' n',' P"'"'' H'i!'
fir,,ing nf tIo ai,a n"ei ""fN - the
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a hor,1 ,I,,,' , nc, "o'N'''S man at."I
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,h,. rIonr, anh ' 'i,;I 10 '"e 'icNin$ 81
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nova tLnn -, "i''''i it''''c"' rue
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Vim aInIisb +Lo ~. NV l""r' 'itl -.
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,rr~ort;nns ' ''''' .''N |" p'ol'e' :,
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w., Ia,,l 1,,', '''" Scal'"a9S Wh'
its in thn mn Il Ure" up 10 lhrlr arm ~,
',,'a ill., H. '"'9' IneY VIII also re 81
,,I Wv f, ,iI y Il'"-" men the Radicals N
~ ,l l,,''L' ~ uo-ah" thtS ENABLE pc
,,hnn' aI' 49,. ~ "e,P pay tue debt III
WAN +i i 't u.s. - "'n'' you VIII diS.
o,th ,'' 49, '''' o'' r'"cN can mex SlN vi
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,a.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
INSOLYENT NOTICE.

Whereas, by a decree of the Probate Court
of Madison county, State of Mississippi, made
at the September term, 1860, thereof the es>
tate of Hugh A. II. Lawson, deceased, was
declared insolvent notice is hereby given -
the creditors of said estate 10 come fJrsar9
and have their claims duly probated and reg
islered IN the register kept by the clerk Of
said court, by the first Of November, A. d.
1869. Any creditor who shall not register
his claim or claims by said first cay Of No
v-nber. A. d. 1863, as required by law, shah
be forever barred
NT.BAIIE EAscu,rix.
Oct s. lS6s 10 30 81
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

WASHINGTON Nov. 3.-Jhrre was
a full Cabinet meeting to-day except
Seward.
The motion to dismiss the appeal
ia the Surratt case WAS argued to-day
The court reserved its decision.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

THE FEMALE COMPOsITORS AND
FLAKES BULLETIN.-The New York
sun. Of the Goth, reporting the pro
credings of the W0mcn's TypOgraph-
ical Union No. /. says:
4 letter frCm the prOprletOrS OF
Flakes Bulletin, Galveston, TeXas {,
% Miss An hony, was read, request
ing her to send OF a sufficient NUM-
efui female compOSitOrS to supply
tlp wants OF the Bulletin, at Il rate
below the established price in that
o.,y. which elected the following re-
spouse:
Rcsolred, That the offer of the
ploprietorS of Flakes Bulletin Is re-
,,rlcd, and that the female compost
tors Of New York take this occasion
t0iutOrm all pr0plictors making such
offers that they cannot be induced,
under any plea. to pace themselves
in antagonism - any organization
under the jurisdiction of the Nation
ii Typographical Union the price
III the above city being in advance
If the offer made, it is wished to be
understood that the object Of this
Union is to raise wages instead OF
lowering Them. y LEWIS,
President Woman's T.U. MOL.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

great funeral rite mentioned III
Scripture Of carrying jacobs bones
from Egypt to the ancient bu!ldi
ground Of MachPeiach, mid all the
array and solemnlty OF the great
chI.d.cH of Israeli
In recording the sad event, the
Galway Express says:
d" People approached his bier with
the sad contemplation Of what he
had once been. and morallzed on the
vanity of the world, as there they
saw the lowlS rema!ns OF one whose
voice once could have commanded
the p0pulace and welded the power
rf the people like the stroke OF an
r.caanter-s wand. Many a poor
man ani woman hraved a heavy sigh
as there they saw before them, ia
death. the remains Of him who waf
rheir b.st friend. The members OF
the community whose cornwall meet
ings he had often c!Ircrrd by his con,
gcaial spirit, incurred his death, and
ielt nat vacant seat was now lett
in thc social circles
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

Drroris,s tbrourb.,ut the S..u'h md West can be
..rp,tr tttui.h the arangem at made by Dr.
e. : Hsusrrd irn of pek.n, uh'ni. with } D. W a.,
an 4 90. of The wholesale Drag EmpnI4rHl OF
$3.50 i-r?f ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
HIEHALLi ITEMS.

- - -'''t'
/ There u in philadelphia about
81 100 PRINT Offices employing 1900
n tncn and ! boys.
II The tob, 20 crop in Nortl, Carolina
> has ylcidel largely, and is very fine
- n quality
Nine ii -ert is member of the
: SOroSs.
Braudot Canton, Oklahoma and
oNIord, hf been made money order
Offices.
Heavy lads IN Louisiana, have
, down dow and damaged the sugar
cane to SI an extent that the crop
will be Gu down to about 100000
hhds,
Pears an selling in New York at
rom 81 $50 per barrel.
EN.Govt Dor Orr, of s. c., will
soon remoS to st. Joseph, Mo-, and
resume th4 Practice OF law.
General Frby Smith has not gone
10 CaliiorhI. lie is hard at work
with his Slool in Newcastle, and
'ucceedlngEifh it,
PjumeS se all small, bat Gevcra?
are worn ola hat, completely hiding
me materiA Black. white or garnet
are uS,aIlSthosen. though on color
ed hats thd should he OF the samp
shade.
The Selm9TimeS, Of the 9th. ult.,
SAYS: The Ina, Rome end Dalton
hdlIroad is lpW completed to within
three miles bf Rome, Georgia. The
r0nStructiontrain will be there by
II he LIST of Naember, and the regular
passenger ttain in II few days after
that.
" Paris Magazines" contains the
following: MADAME Lincoln, widow |
IT the late President of the United |
states, is travelling through France.
II order to take up her abode at
ice.
The Comstock Lode, at Virginia
JIty, has produced 100000, 600 it,
'uiilon, and the present yield Of the
niheS i" probably thousand tuns
'pf day, WC.il from twenty five to
lily dollars per tun,
Georgia anC Tennessee, it is said.
I'LL have 100000 bushels of corn
)reXport this season a lot Of COCO
uShels Of Tennessee corn was ship
ed from Charleston for Liverpool
t>t week.
Is, Smith, Cuba, No makes use of
lfshum seed as a partial substitute
II wheat. He had some of the vel.
)" variety ground and bolted, las
III, and found it, for pancakes
lual, if not superior, to buckwheat.
Sually this seed is thrown away as
ieltSs.
The Oxford Falcon publishes the
'ci>ionS of Judge Hill, of the U. S.
lSuict Court of North Mississippi,
,+th are valuable to the Legal Pro I
ssion for reference. ;
The Na'chfS emocrat is informed !,
:, f,i,",i 'tEr>., UiudS ."o"ntv that
n0,to mas been so great that a =
roe breadth Of land will De planted
it next year,
Down in Georgia the negroes voted :
bells Of C0stal'S Rat and Roach
being told that the
cture of rat on the paper stood
+ the ratification of the Constitu.
The ravages Of the caterpillar ana
III worm on the cotton Ill Georgia
rs been so great that that the crop
i'll fail from third to a half less
IAN the estimate made i'll iSeptem
7.
Recent astronomical research has
demonstrated to the scientific world
Iutthpplanet Mars, unlikc all others,
very similar 60 that upon which
G live in many characteristics
.asons, land, water, clouds, rain ard
low. Who knows but a race similar
, our own people inhabit this dis
nut world.
. --.-.---------
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
May 2.tf
PIANOS, OaG ANS and MELoCE0Ns

Having made arrangements and being ap
p, inca agent for the best Pianos, Organ
md Melodeons manufactured IN this country
can supply those wishing to purchase In
struments at the exact FaclOry Rates, and
Han furnish seven Octave Pianos Of good tone
at $500 and ulg al57 n '"-,-.,z S'''. -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
PEACH SEEDS WANTED.

The highest market prices will be paid for
s bushels of GOOD PFACH SToS = II deliver
d Immediately, at j. A. Reds Grocery
Store, East side public square.
II A. SWASEI d Co.
Oct. 10, 1868 I'm.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

1t will bankrupt the Government to
suppress tho heavins emotions and
the uprising Of % people who, once
free, can Ger be slaves. ..yalaacAc.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

During the past month Jl farms
embracing 1868 acres were taken up
in Florida.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

DcctS Of GA Eminent Irish cutie.
lie PrieSt.-TheFr are few lfiShnleE
upon either side ot the Atlantic that
have not known or heard Of the
Rev. Peter Day, parish priest Of
Galway, the old Cities of the
Tribes" The venerable divine, pa
tliot and s.ho'ar has lately died in
that city, and thu local paper says,
in recording his obsrqn es, that with
IN the " m .mory OF the oldest inlab
rant a greater display Of popular
feeling, a greater c n curse of people,
nor "a greater pub ic demonstration
had never been wine 'Sed in Galway
than WIS manifested upon that occa-
sion" Nearly 100 carriages ami
over 10, 700 sorrOwiug friends made
~ the funeral procession; the places
of Lu ess were closed. the ships IN
port had their days at ldltmdst, "a d
all the municipal, religious aud char
itaOlr in Stitu ions were fully repre-.
seuleJ. The paper which records II
SAYS that it reminded one of " The
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
FOR SALE.

Seven OcTAvG PIANOS, Of brilliant tone.
Several second hand PIANOS, Of good mar
uCactories Several ORGANS of the best
class. Apply to
Oct. l0-lm. ADOLPHUS BRoN n.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
NOTICE
u,ue GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT CO

TIME GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT co.
are low manufacturing the best, cheap
,st and most duIab,e PAINT in use; two cOats
wei put on. mixed with pure linSeed OIL will last
10 or Is years it is Of light brown or beautiful
ciooo ate color md can be changed to green, lead
stone draO olive, cream, 10 suit the taste OF the
consumer II is valuable Tor Houses, Fence Barns,
Carriage and Car makers Pals aTd Wooden-ware,
X -iculiuisl Implements Camel h.'ats. Vessels and
SIips' Bottoms, Canvas Art. and Shinge Roofs
ut being Fire aud Water-proUiD Floor Oil Cloths.
Zone manufacturer ha"irg Used 90 bbs. the PAST
wear } and as Paint for any purpose, rs unsur.
passed for body. durability, elasticity, and ache
srysne,s. Prize g. per bsi Of 800 lbs, which will
supply f-'rrIsr tor yea tn come. Warranted in
All ca a. above send Tor q circular which gives
all particulars None genuine unless branded in a
trade marx Cation Mineral Paint. rsoHs can
order the Paint and remit The money on .eipt Of
DANIEL BIDWELL,
June 9Isn 2Si P.erl strect,. New f":k.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
STINSON.
j. MCFARLAND,
WANTED TO RENT,

- A DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT,
. suitable for a small family. One con
venient 10 the business part OF the city
preferred. Apply at the Conrihouse-
CIRCUIT CLERKS OFFICE.
Oct q If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-13

By WELLS, 4 AND Coz
Samuel Bridge. c Linderman, J C Gordon,
Louisa Miller, Wm McLanc, Mr. Dyer, H
Feusier, F Lambert and wife, Mr. Stanley.
Dr. sPalding. Jas Mech, Mr. wer.hsmier, A
Hastings, E Bloomfield, Miss Z FIannery'
MarEiewi,z, SamI Davis, Jas Hopkins. Mr.
Coffee, D Berman, B F Hanson, VIM Ham
bly,, ] II Carnahan, W Holmes, Wm Sedan,
Thos Cooke. S McNaush,on, H Hern and
boy, Thos Williams. A Hoffman, W X Greg
DRY and wife, Clara Glover, Wallace Wright
lib Stafford, Mr. Thompson, Herman Scher
dermap,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-13

CORNISH " SrRAws. There are

CORNISH " STRAINS. There are some
Democrats among the Cornishmen OF
Gold Hill, but they are not all so de-
graded. Last evening Vesey, French,
and a few other prominent Copperheads
took n bit Of u political stroll about town,
Just to see what was ''trumps.' In the
course Of their perambulations from n
saloon to another they came after u
while to II certain brewery which is II
favorite resort of the generality Of our
souud-headed Cornish miners. There
were some twenty or thirty of them in
the saloon Of the brewery. sitting at the
tables playing cards, smoking, drinking
beer, or otherwise enjoying themselves.
"Come up here, boys, aud take a drink
says Vesey. or course the boys all took
q drink with Vesey. One after the
other Democracy treated, but it was tao
lily and understandingIy left for French
to determine which way the political
straws Of that assemblage would be
waited. The grand c%ulminative point
arrived. French squared himself.
"Boys," says he, ''now let's all Of US
take a good square drink to Seymour
and Blair" The boys looked at one
another, but not one stepped forward.
They could stand anything but that,
or as one of them expressed it "We
can drink all the beer they want
drinked, but we can't 60 any such
dam ticket az that" Not n came
forward. "Well, never mind, boys
says French ; "come up here, all hands,
and take q drink with me. They all
came up at once. French looked mighty
sheepish over it, but he needn't. The
boys will all drink with him Mt any
time, but he can't ring in Seymour and
Blair on them. They prefer respectable
company. II won't pay the Democracy
to look for favorable ''straws" in that
quarter.
UNION SPEAKING LAST EvESISG.-Hon.
Benjamin Douglass addressed q huge
assemblage of the Third Ward Club,
Virginia, last evening. He made a
stirring, patriotic speech, replete
with loyal Union sense, happy illustra-
tious, and convincing argument, and
was much applauded throughout. The
brave boys the Third Ward are working
earnestly and hard and don't mean that
the Democracy shall carry that Ward
by much Of a majority.
BrLLIoS.-There was shipped from
Fargo L Co.'s Gold Hill office
this morning G sacks of bullion,
weighing AIS pounds, and Of the
value of $9,96s 81.
FINE PIcrUREs.-At Boegle's Virginia
.ostofice News Depot, can be found "
lot of the finest Acknowledgements
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prices. Go and see them.