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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-15
Attachment suit.
Stanton & Moore, !
Nu:If<. Cloo

UNHE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM SLOAN,
IL will please take notice that an attachment
issued against his estate for the sum Of one
hundred and six dollars and seventy cents,
debt due on account on file in this Court, upon
dent Of the State Of Tennessee. IL Is therefore
ordered that the defendant enter his appear
anee on OF before the I'd day of July, A. ID.
1870, to plead. answer or demur to the said
plaintiff complaint, or the same win be taken
for confessed, and the case set for hearing ex-
.parte; and that a copy of this order be pub-
lished once week for four consecutive weeks
in the Public Ledger.
'1.1 ~ ; ! SAMUEL A. M0ORE,J.P.
June 81, $50. s2-Ss-e5-' M
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

} pYi VIRTUE OF AalTRUsT DEED RE-
ID corded in Recorders Office oe Shelby
county, book ~, page $50, executed by VIM.
Rnschhaupt and Annie, his wife, to me as
trustee. on ~ Il .,,li -,
\ Thursday. a3d day orJune. 1870,
at 10 o'clock a M. at southeast corner Of Court
Square, city of Memphis, | shall sell for cash,
70 the highest and bestbidder. lot So Of VIM.
g, Lanes subdivision of land adjoining city
Of Memphis. fronting so feet on Dupre street,
by 1851 feet in depth. Sale subject to prior
trust deed to +. w. Buttnghaus, on which is
due SLID. Title, believed perfect. but / con
Z June 1S, 1870. noiG n Li'4-' 9O-99s
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PROPOSALS.
N o n Q E \
Contractors and Bidders /!

WE. THRUNDERsIGyED COMMITTEE,
w are authorized BY the COUNTY, Court OF
Shelby. Tonnessee. 70 advertise ana receive
sealed psopoeals" 10 build 1crfi house
and Jail Al Bartlett, shelly county, Tenn.
Proposals. must be handed IN 20 either Of rs BY
the ri Of July, $50. Cost not 70 exceed
twenty thouaand doliars (S2g ,o9olf Plans can
N Bartietf III, b. WILLIf0hD, 20
u. IS. WILLfAMs, (
f6Akh a2ss6wN. CON-
N. Il. PRIDDf,
Bartlett, Tenn. June "a. S-io3
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T'HE WE'LL IMPROVED D0UBLEHoUsE.
II Nos. 81 and S. Avery street. nol fhWert
s9.In9I az hlllota Apply a of1oa u 81 snthern
up stairs. 81
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REAL ESTATE.
An Attractive Residence For. Sale

"
1,HE UNDERSIGNED ARE AUTg ,foRrzFD
IL 10 offer at private sale yer ' desirshie
house and lot al Oak Lawn form ,riv pnntvn
stationl. i've miles from Memphis ~, ne,,' NJ
and Charleston railroad. The "a "
acres, well inclosed half clear al AMI haIf IN
original growth Of oak and elm beanfifaliT
located, and slopinE in evf ~ direrfion fro,y
The -bnlldilg ute. The dv ceiling house con-
am s,,,,, We aasse az s.o small rooms, con
mail outlay. Ihers ar :. besides. q Kitchen.
servants rooms lock room, cow house and
wood shed. Within y ie last two vesr. a.. ~ ~
fifteen nersons, engaged in professional and
mercanti.e pursnitA in Memphis. have boilf In
this locality, The facilities which tbe rail-
road onets are nov such as 70 make this point
more QpnFenient for Che residence Of business
men tnan the Immediate suburbs Of the city.
There = not more refined society 10 be found
within or without the city-fhe ioc.iity Is
healthy and picturesque &C hurches and schools
e re cenfenlent. No. ueighborhood around
Memphis can pretend to offer such advanfares-
rapidly approaching In value.
-, -, MARIE a IRRELEVANT.
~ no. - Madison street.
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FOR SALE.
To Lovers of Pets!

MY BEAUTIFUL hooking BIRD. so
WI much admired for his variety Of songs. is
for sale. with the cage. He can be found at
my new Dental Rooms, southwest corner Of
Adams and Second streets. Call soon il you
want bargain. 1911 ". #. ELLIOT.
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12

CENTRAL PAeIFro RAILROAD. A dispatch
from New York City dated on Monday last
says:
"The earnings of the Central Pacific Rail
road for October. this year were 1904 500,
an increase of S225. .l5S over October of
1863. The earnings for the expired ten
months Of the current year were Sc, SOS, 900
an increase of 81 1898, 200 over the same
time last year."
Fisk and Hatch, the fiaancial agents of the
company, in a circular, issued October
1st, 1870, and now before us say the re-
ceipts Of this road for the year 1870, will
reach $4,000, 900, or about $11 500 per
mile. The same company holds the road at
.slOO, 900 900 or $142,OOO per mile, and
yet it refuses to pay taxes on the one-four-
teecth part Of that sum and has probably
got Nbe laws SO arranged, through our late
Legislative delegation and lobby, as to escape
all taxation through the Courts, while other
people must pay.
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12
FAMILY MARKETS.
TcoRRECrEp FROM THE CITY DAII1Es' J

Following are the retail Sacramento prices for
Family supplies:
FLoURIS7(a7 25 p barrel.
CRACKED wHEAT.75SR LEA = :. z 10 hs'
OATIEAL-$1 p 10 lbs.
TEA-Japan, 75c(a$1 25 Z b.
SUGAR-Crushed, 15G17c; Brown l2tgloc
p b.
COFFEE-Costa Rica, 2lc; Java 2793oc e
h. Ground coffee-35@371sc 2 b.
a(140c z ID.
BUTTER-55(d60c r D..
EGGS Single dozen, 70(a75c.
PICKLES-Per y gallon soc; Foreign, 5o(9
62cN
FLAvORING EXTRACTs-25c 2 bottle.
PRESERVES Ginger, 81 so 2 jar Jellies
and Jams 50(a75c z bottle; cans. cans 5og62c'
OLIVES-Best Spanish 5O(a75c z jar
bottle
CANDLES -22(a25c p b.
SODA CRACKERS-10 to 12c 2 b.
BISCUIT-6 pounds for 81.
OVERLAND BISCUIT-20c 2 b.
COAL OIL-55@75c 2 gallon; 81 5O93 p
can.
Cured Meats.
HAM-2O@23c p b.
BACON-20c T. b.
BEEF TONGUES-Fresh, SOC each; Smoked,
81 each
SALMON-Fresh, 25c p D. Smoked, l5c
SMELT-15c p b
PERCH-121ac 2 ID.
Poultry.
CHICKENS 50c975c each; grown,
Toe each.
TURKEYS-fs(a zoe p b.
GREY GEESE-75c 2 pair.
nTTATJ 7SGI % "a Jozen
Vegetables.
SWEET POTATOES-3c = b.
POTATOES-2(a3c 2 b.
ONIONS -2c 2 b.
Sundries.
DRIED FRUITS-Plums, 1S(d25c 2 b;
Peaches, 1211ac p b. Pears, 12(al51ac z lb; Ap-
pies. 5(dSc p 10; Figs, 1211c p b.
HONEY-In Comb-Extra White Mountain,
25(12Sc 2 ID; Extra Yellow, 2C(1 22c 2 b. COM
mon do, 16CalSc z b; Strained Honey, 121 ag
lSc 2 d.
San Francisco Grain, Feed, and Pro
duce Market.
Wheat 500 scks sold at S1.70 a. 17.5 to 200
owing to quality. Barley ranges from 81 10 tc
81 % for new and 81 POOL p 100 lbs for old
Oats,-Reman firm at 81 45 to 81 80, with the
bulk of sales at 81 300I1 45 r 100 lbs.
Potatoes-The demand is moderate at 81 "a
81 60 for merchantable lots from wharf; Carolina
S0(oS5c Z 100 BIS.
Onions Silverskias have steadily advanced
during the week, small lots selling at 81 25(d
1 81 p 100 fbs.
Corn-the average price for yellow is $3.50 r
100 bs.
Feed-Two cargoes good Hay sold yesterday
at $40 o. 10 ; Bran, is firm at $26 z ton
Middlings S26 0G " r ton; Straw, $7(a$9 Z
ton; Oil Cake Meal, S2s = ton.
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12
Land Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N undersigned claims to be the legal owner Of
Certificate of purchase No. AZ, issued by the
Register of the State Land Office of California
for State Seminary land to Jacob Stehling, for
three hundred and twenty acres of land, and
described in the certificate of George H. God
dord, No Al, locating agent, as the northeast
quarter and the northeast half of the southeast
quarter of Section Twelve, and the southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter, and the south
west quarter of the southeast quarter of Section
One, Township No. Thirteen, North Range Z
east, Mt Diablo base and meridian.
The undersigned claims that said certificate is
lost and hereby gives notice that he will apply
to the Register of the State Land Office, at Sac
ramento, on TUESDAY, December 18th, 1870, or
as soon thereafter as said application can be
heard, for duplicate.
ANDREW LUDWIG.
Auburn November 18th, 1S70.-4w.
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SheriHs Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue of an Execution issued out of the
Court of r. C. Poland, Justice of the Peace in
and for Township No. 3, Placer county, Califor-
mia, on the 3lst day of October AID, 1870, on a
judgment rendered in said Court on the 2Sth
day of October A. D., 1870, in favor of S. Jacobs
and against A. O. Bell, for the sum of Ninety
One dollars and eighty-four cents, 1891 S4) and
costs of suit taxed at Twenty-seven dollars and
forty cents, (S27 40), have levied upon and
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash,
Monday the 2sth day OF November,
\. ID. 1870, at II u clock NJ, Of that day. ut the
Court house door, in the town of Auburn, Placer
county, the following described property, to-wt:
The interest of 4. o. Bell, in and to Three
Hundred feet of that certain quartz ledge or
mine known as the Wizard quartz ledge, situate
in Long Lane, Town hip No. 3, Placer county
California, about two hundred and fifty feet
south of the Wells shaft Also, the interest of
said Defendant in and to Three hundred feet OF
that certain quartz ledge mine, without
name) situate ON the Nevada road about three
miles from the town of Auburn, said Township,
county and State, at point on said road where
the McGonegal water fume crosses said road
diner quartz ledge on the southeast.
The said described property l will sell
aforesaid or much thereof will satisfy said
Judgment, costs, accruing costs and expenses of
sale. B. ID. DUNNAM,
Sheriff Placer County.
Sherif's Office, Auburn, Nov. 5th, 1S70.-3w.
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12
District Court PrOceedings.-NOy Term.
Hon. 7. b. REAEDAN, Presiding.

MONDAY, November 7th. People VS. .Jno
Leach-tri.I set for Monday, Nov. 14th. =
( W. ii. Bullock, vs,fGeo. Gale-plaintiff'
motion to strike out portion of complain
overruled and denied. Defendant allowed
till Nov. 10Th to file answer, and trial SCI
! for Nov. lth.
f. l.. Bradley VS. c. Plaintiff
demanded jury trial--cause set for Wednes-
day, Nov. 10th.
Geo. H. Rogers vs.. w. r. Coleman
trial set for Thursday, November 18th.
Catharine Campbell VS.. s. 5. Greenwood
set for trial November 18th.
Benjamin Pollard vs.. John Straub-set
for trial Nov. 18th.
Frank Miner, Jr. VS.. Timothy Grace ct
al-continued tor the term.
w. NJ Cr,tcher VS. Thos. Curley ct al
set for trial Monday Nov Dist.
John r. Tregloan VS. Benjamin Rowe, ct
al-Defendant demurrer overuled, he Civ
en- five days to answer, and case set for trial
Tuesday, Nov ODD.
Alfred Rublee We. Anna Tracy-trial set
for Nov Odd.
CECILIA Pohl vs.. G. f. Pohl-set fer No
vember oath.
James Gaffney VS. w. NJ. Crutcher ct al
motion for dismissal overruled, defendant
given five days additional time to answer
case set for Nov. 25th.
Benjamin Taylor VS.. Geo. ID. Minshall ct
al-continued for the term.
l.. I. Fox vs.. Geo. l.. Eddy ct al
Plaintiff allowed to amend by adding names
of n. II. A. Mason and l.. p. Drexler as
parties plaintiff, and trial set for Nov. Oath.
Court adjourned until Friday Nov. 11th
Friday, Nov. llth. Bullock vs Gale, on
trial
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12
OHciUl Paper of Placer County

THOMAS BoYcE No 80, Exchange Building.
on California street, San Francisco. is authorized
to solicit advertisements and subscriptions in that
city for the HERALD, and receipt for the same.
BEAN & BLACK, No. 410 Montgomery street
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co., San Francisco, are
authorized to solicit advertisements and subscrp-
tions, and receipt for the same.
HupsoN &IMENET are our authorized sole Agents
In New York All orders for publication, unless
accompanied with the money, must come through
them to insure attention.
H. W. STARR, of Lincoln, is authorized to act
as our'Agent in that place.
p E. WEBER is authorized TO act as our Agent
in Gold Run and vicinity.
JAMES McCoRMIcK is our authorized agent on
the Forest Hill Divide to solicit subscriptions,
advertisements and make collections and receipt
for the same.
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12
NOTICE
TO all whom it may Concern.

II NOW YE THAT I; CATHARINE WOR.
~ THINGTON, OF the town of Lincoln, coun-
tv Of Placer and State of California wife OF James
WWorthington, do intend to make application to
the District Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial
District, in and for The county Of Placer, State
aforesaid on the 18th day OF December, AID. 1870,
or os soon thereafter as can be heard, for an
order of said Court permitting me to carry on
business in my own name, and on my own ac-
count. The business l intend carrying on is
that of Saddle and Harness making and repair
ing. and doing all kinds of business that my cir.
cunstances will hereafter permit
her
CATHARINE n WORTHINGTON.
mark.
Wy. II. v MT,1sn. STAns; Attorneys for Applicant.
Dated. Lincoln, November 10th, 1870.--4w.
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12

New PAPER AT RENo.-W. II. II. Eel
lows, f. A. Littlefield and J. G., Law have
shipped the material and will publish next
week the first number of new weekly pa
per, at Reno, to be called the Neyada State
Journal. The paper is to be Republican in
politics, and fearlessly "a contradiction in
terms) independent. Messrs. Fellows and
Littletield are our old cotems., of the Auburn
Stripes, with whom we have cross quill
before. We wish the boys abundant sue
cess in everything but politics.
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12
Notice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCKHOLD-
i ers of the Gold Run Il Colfax Turnpike
Company that the annual meeting of said Com
pany will be held at the Office of the Secretary,
in Colfax, Township No. A. County of Placer,
State of California on the SEVENTH day of
December, A. ID. 1870 for the election of officers
and the transaction of other business
n. X. ID. TRAPHAGEN, Secretary
Colfax November 10th 1S70-no12-tw
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12

WHERE TIE MONEY WAS GONG. G.-The
money taken from the Express train near
Reno, in the great robbery on Friday night,
the 18th inst, is supposed to be shipment
from the Bank of California to aid the Re-
publican corruptionists and bank ring in car
rying the Nevada election on the following
Tuesday, by buying the votes of loafers and
ruffs about Gold Hill, Virginia and other
towns. # this supposition is true, it is about
an even thing as to who are the greatest
rascals, the Fitch, Stewart, ,-Nye, ,-Trittle cor
ruptionists, Or the robbers, OF course it
was given out that the money was being ta-
ken over to pay off the hands in the Yellow
Jacket mine, but this was probably an after
thought
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12

And in accordance with law, so many shares of
each parcel of said stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at the Office of the Secretary il. the
town of Colfax, County of Placer and State of
California on
Tuesday, November 18th, 1870,
at II o'clock. A. NJ, Of said day, to pay said de-
lnquent assessment thereon, together with costs
of advertising and expenses of Sale. By order
of the Board of Trustees.
w. A. HINES, Secretary.
Office at Hayford, Hines & Cos. store, Colfax,
Placer County, Cal.
ColfaX November 6th,-td
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12
SlO AluminOus or Brilliant $50
GOLD WATCHES.
A n ew DiScOverv!

The only Genuine AlumlN0us or Brilliant
Gold Watches manufactured by us are the most
perfect ever produced of solid Auminous
Gold being fine hard metal that will stand any
climate, and nerer tarnish; more durable and bril-
liant than pure gold. Fine Engine-turned.
Hunting Cased, Full-Jeweled Levers Gents
and Ladies' sizes) at S15 each.
THE DOUBLE-EXTRA REFINED Solid Al
luminous Gold, with fine Swiss, English and
American movements (ncked works., are equal
to $3.50 Gold Watches; regulates and warranted
perfect time-keepers, at only $50 each.
ALSO GOLD CHAINS, latest and most cost
ly styles (Ladies' and Gents) at So S., $40,
S12 to $15 each. Elegant Alumnous Gold
Chains (Ladies and GentsD from 10 to 40 inch
es long, at 81, 81, So and IS each.
NO-MONEl REQUIRED IN ADVANCE, but
sent by express, payable on delivery. Places
where no express runs, goods will be sent by
mail in registered packages, by sending price in
advance
AN AGENT SENDING FOR SIX WATCHES
GETS AN EXTRA WATCH, OF BEST QUAIL
ITY FREE OK PAYING EXPRESS CHARGES,
Goods may be opened and examined in express,
before paid for; and if not satisfactory, returned
State description and price of fgoods desired, and
order directly from
THE EAGLE WATCH CO.,
las Fulton street, New York.
September 18th, 1S70.-3m.
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12
Mining Notice.

DISING sun GOLD AND SILVER MIN
IN ing Company. Location of Works One
mile west of ColfaX. Notice There is delin-
quent upon the following described stock on ac-
count of assessnant No. %, levied October 5th,
1870 the several amounts set opposite rhe respec-
tive names of the Shareholders as follows:
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12

New York, Kentucky, Nevada, Tennessee,
Arkansas, Alabama, Maryland, and Dcla-
ware observation-disclosures Gains Every
where.
The elections of Monday and Tuesday
have sealed the destiny of mongrelism, and
driven another nail in the Radical coffin.
The news is not yet complete, but enough is
known to insure the future triumph of De-
mocracy all over the Union and over all op-
position The mongrels brought up in this
years political battle their last reserves-the
negroes-and the darkies fought bravely,
but defeat, slaughter and confusion drove
the molly hosts from the.feld We sum up
the result as follows, us far as heard from:
NEW YORK.
Democratic State ticket elected by about
40 900. Democratic Legislature on Joint
ballot, and IS out of 81 Congressmen-a
gain of 5.
Democratic Governor by so, 900 majority.
Legislature, and six out of the eight Con-
gressmen--a gain of six.
ARKANSAS.
Democratic Legislature, a United States
Senator, and gain Of two Congressmen.
NEVADA.
Democratic State ticket and Congressman,
by near 800 majority. Missouri is clean
sweep for the ticket the Democracy support
ed. Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware
Democratic all over In Illinois the Legis-
lature is in doubt. We gain Congressman
in Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois and other
States. The change in Congress by this
week $ elections will reach near scventy-fiv,
members in favor Of the Democracy. Tn,
popular vote of this year gives the Democ
racy large majority in the United States
and secures the election of Democratic
President and Congress in 1872.
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12
Here the grapevine broke.


Now YOU SEE IT, AND NOW YOU DON T SEE
r.-At the September term of the Board of
Equalization, after full submission of tes-
timony and argument, and due deliberation,
the Board raised the assessment on the Rail-
road from Sc 900 per mile to SIC, 900, an
increase of 81 900, when it ought to have
been $40, 600. On Monday last, when the
Board was again in session, Robinson, attor-
ney for the Company, applied for re-hear-
ing, and it was granted, witnesses were
sworn, and the matter argued by Robinson
for the road and District Attorney, Fellows
for the County, and taken under advisement
by the Board till Tuesday, la Jtdicta,y
dignity wanted tc sleep on it-"notty p
question. On Tuesday evening Pratt s
mind is made up, and he offers resolution
to rescind the former action and reduce the
assessment the small trhe of 1919, 900. The
ayes and noes are called, and Pratt and Kin
der vote aye, and Mr.. Van Vactor is silent
in brown study-his mind is not made
up and he don't vote either way, but the
question is carried Mr.. Kinder then intro
duced resolution directing the Collectors to
receipt for the full taxes of the Company at
the lowest assessment, and now MIR. Van
Vactor's mind brightens, and this resolution
passes unanimously. How is that for high
Now could not Mr.. Attorney Robinson get
this same Board, before it adjourns, to pass
a resolution directing the County's Attorney
to dismiss the suits against the Railroad Com
pany for back taxes, at the county's cost,
like the old Board, Duck and Pratt did +
We think it is in the "pins," as the material
of the two Boards is about of the same con-
sistency! We give the Railroad Company
great credit for skill in managing its own
property, whether it consists of wood, iron,
or flesh and blood.
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12
Leading Republicans Grant. brigham
Young.
COAST DISPATCHES!
Bill Stewart. tom Fitch 1.-The Railroad
Robbery.

Bill Stewart has arrived in San Francisco,
and wants to bet that he is the biggest fool
that ever straddled sage-brush.
Tom Fitch swears he will contest Ken
dall's seat on the ground that the $50, 900
sent over by the Bank of California to buy
votes to elect him was taken by the robbers,
and that when the pmps and FOUNDERS failed
to get the money, they threw him off.
A dispatch from Sacramento says that
Anthony and Morrill,, of the Union have
started on hunt, nt,--Anthony' pockets
swelled with something that looked like
viii.
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12
AUBURN POST-OFFICE
NEWS, BOOK, AND STATIONERY DEPOT

s.. w. WILLIS, Proprietor,
II EEPS ON HAND AND Is RECEIVING
IN general assortment of well selected books
of Standard Literature,
Stationery, Periodicals, Newspapers,
BLANK BOOKS,
of every variety suited to the market. Is agent
for the Daily and Weekly Union, Daily Chronicle,
Bulletin and Record Also keeps for sale the
choicest and best brands of
Cigars and Tobacco,
together with almost every article of goods to be
found1n any market or Variety Store
~ A complete assortment of the NEW Sc
RlES of SCHOOL BOOKS, as ordered by the
State Board of Education, rs well as stock of
the old series, now on hand, which will be fur
nished to Schools desiring full outfit, at a
Liberal Discount below Regular Prices.
Country orders solicited, and especially from
Public Schools and promptly filled at the most
REASONABLE PRICES. %?
Without enumeratng in detail the articles on
hand and for SALE the proprietor feels confident
he can meet the wants of the public, and supply
all articles found under the above headings on
the most Satisfactory Terms. no12-my.
The Placer herald., 1870-11-12
LATEST DISPATCHES.
By the Grapevine Line Q
REPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR THE HERALD.

IREPoRTED ESPECIALLY FOR THE HERALD.
1t is said by reliable contraband that
President Grant is dissatisfied with the re-
suit of the late elections, and threatens to
bottle himself up with barrel of whisky
and ton of cigars, and thirst and smoke
himself to death. A later dispatch says he
has partially retracted this dire resort and
has sent for Spoons Butler.
Further from the President.
Butler has arove and advises Grant to
change his seaside cottage from Long Branch
to the Dutch Gap Canal, and turn his admir-
able sporting talents to fishing for bull-frogs
for the French market, and directing Wash
burn to cease diplomacy and engage in the
sale of the frogs.
The New York Defeat Explained.
Some Copperhead telegraphed to Grant
That COL Jim Fisk had ordered his regiment
to be at headquarters at daybreak, Tuesday
morning, with cross-belts, side arms, and in
fatigue dress, and Grant telegraphed the
! dispatch back to Mcdowell, whereupon Nc
Dowell took one of his Bull Run attacks
and disappeared.
Leading Republicans Grant. Brigham
Young.
Leading Republicans concur in the opinion
that Grant and his thieves and petty tyrants
have caused the defeat of the party and the
overthrow of mongrelism, and now say that
he must get out of the way, and that Brig
ham Young must be the next Republican
candidate for President