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New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

expressing the hope that the dcfaulting mem
bers of the Association will pay their past-duo
bills for such dispatches of ours as they have
used, before they do anything further in the
way of resolutions.
In the mean time we have our satisfaction in
the steady increase in the circulation Of TIE
TRIDrSE. and our advertising customers find
their proft in the increased business secured
TO them through our new readers.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13


Mr.. Thomas Hughes may have failed the
other night to show us good reasons Tor
abandoning our position on the Alabama
claims but he certainly succeeded in showing
us good reasons why we should prize the
friendship of the English people and1approach
the settlement Of our international quarrel IN
an amicable and generous spirit We knew
that a strong party of English Liberals stood
our friends through the darkest hours of our
struggle with the Rebellion; but we did not
know. until he told us in his Boston lecture,
how zealously they worked for us, or how
large a proportion of the English people they
carried with them. We did not know how IN
our defense they faced discOuragements at
which we ourselves might have lost heart;
and if we knew we hardly appreciated the
length to which an unsympathlzing Govern
ment went in resisting the demands of the
South and IFS English adherents for recogni-
ton and assistance. No man could have told
ns this story better than Thomas Hughes.
We trust him entirely. We can speak with
him more freely than with any Engllshman
who has ever been here; and when we tell
him that we feel he is one Of us, it is not, as
he seems to fear, that we question his entlre
devotion to bis own Government, but that we
know he can take broad view Of both sides
of the question and put himself in our place
for the purposes Of argument. There is some
profit in disputing with such a man as this
who can understand our patriotic feelings
without sacrificing his own.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

The tone of NJ. Jules FavIe's official report
of his interview with Count Bismarck, which
we publish in full this morning Will sur
prise and grieve the many admirers of the
old French Liberal leaders. His cause was
weak, and his arguments naturally appear all
the more barren in consequence 1t is painful
TO see that he did not maintain the great dig
nifty of the occasion and his own position, but
acted and talked in strangely fippant and
nnerulOus manner.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

1t is reported that Col. James Fisk, jr, (Or
Admiral James Fisk, jr., we are not sure which
to say in this case) is about to increase the
number Of his mounted staff to thirty, and
dress them all in the finest clothes that can be
bought for money. Let us hope that, in filling
up the number of these shining heroes, he will
give a good place to his friend Mr. Oakley
Hall. We should say the post of military
secretary would he about the thing for him.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

conceded that its greatness consists IN cipher-
ing out Democratic majorities and gains whero
none exist. Yesterday it fairly dis'''ioou ".
itself by showing handsome Deinocia.''
"gains on the State ticket in pennyi'sn,a snaa
whore there was no state ticket In the heid'
gze WorI1 sbould now retire upon The laurelS
il has won; it would be impossible for IT, py
The aid Of ever 20 many arithmetic men, to e1-
coed tbis wonderful performance.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

figure that he makes in our annals but 'no
country pardoned him he bore hlmseit man,
fully and modestly after his overthrow; ana
he will be carried to his grave amid the
passionate sorrow of the gallant people that
made him their leader, and the respectful
silence of the people that conquered him.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

The Prussian Government has called upon
ours to enforce the neutrality laws forbidding
the sale of arms to belligerent Powers. The
Prussians have little reason to doubt the
anxiety of this Government to maintain its
neutrality. If past assurances Of good viii do
not suffice, it is not likely that the action now
ordered by the Government will be satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers so per annum.
ENI-WLFKIY TRmvNF Mail Subscribers, 81 per on.
MEEKLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum.
Advertising Rates.
EFMI-W WEEKLY THIBUNE 25 and 80 cents per Lne
Nv MEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81, S3, and $5 per line,
According to position II the paper.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address TIE TRIBrNT. Now York.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

The cry of "war TO the knife" against the
new election law has died away as suddenly
as the cry-Of "war to the knife against the
Tammany Ring raised. in the same quarter
few months ago. What is the matter' Has
Mr.. Tweed sat on our unfortunate friend
again
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

The World has discovered "great Democratic
"gains" in every election won by the Repub-
licans for the last ten years, the Pennsylvania
election of this week being no exception. IL
the party has been gaining at such a rate,
isl it about time for it to catch up and carry
HOmcthinpf
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

The iron dog Democracy made faint
attempt to carry out in Philadelphia the policy
of mob violence which their organ recon-
mends in New York; but they were promptly
put down in the former city, and We are pre-
pared to put them down lust as promptly here.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

THE TRIBUNE AND THE VAR NEVS.
The following document was published in
The Journal Of Commerce, SaR, Times, and
World of yesterday:
OFFICE NRw-YORK ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW-N ORR, Oct. II, 1870.
AZ spocia meeting Of tho New-Nork Associated
Press, held this day. al the members being present the
following preamble and resolution were adopted;
U7qs ,e ports have been paths Ir THg TErBryR. csr
ing upon several members ne he improper use
in muta,-d form fspec oi.pcto 20 t4t paper it hereby
Hei That s sutaor1es ts contradiction Of tds
report papers the Association NO member Of the Association
can hp,e exclusive right dpath o. t character ard all "ho
pnnt an part they choose hae an equal right to con
sdeI 1t their
II was ordered by the Association that tho foregoing
be signed nv the President and Secretary OF the Now
York afed Press and transmitted FOX publication
10 the members of said Association, and TO al nowspa
pers receiving dispatches from this Organization.
DAVID Il. STONE, President
| ISAAC VI. ENGLAND Secretary.
TIE TRIBUNE never having charged any
member of the Associated Press with the theft
or the improper use of its special dispatches,
it very properly objected " the passage Of
such slandrous preamble and resolution /;
! but the beaien members Of the Association,
probably hoping to do something to counter
act the generous and almost universal recOg-
milton, by the Press of the country, Of the
enterprise of TIE TRIBUNE in securing War
News Columns of such recognitions having
been copied by THE TRwUNE), obtained its
passage.
THE TRIBUNE has paid the following sums
to its correspondents and to the Cable Com
panies for its special news since the commence
ment of the war:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
To the Hon STEWART L. woODFOED, POts4am, g. LaS-


SIR: am directed by tAaeoYerH6f 70 acknowledge the
receipt this dOy Of your letter. dated Potsdam, Oct g.
inviting him to joint discussion with you OF the issues
otthe pending canvass and inform you also that his
attention has been called TO speech in which you
press wish to discuss with him topics which would i'll
vove personalities namely: Charges made by you that
he elected by fraud, and charges made by Others
not by him, affecting your personal and official in
tegrity He directed 10 say in reply, that, having in
and 1863 when he merely candidate for office,
made personal canvass Of the state the opposing can
didaes meeting him, and addressed the people
occasions he deems IL unnecessary 70 do 1t again;
and that IN his Judgment discussions Of personal nature
between opposing candidates for high Office should a.
ways be avoided. lie directs further TO say that.
having for two years been speaking almost daily by his
official acts and messages To the people, they nave be
them material upon which to form their judgment OF
bis administration and do not he is confident expect or
him leave the Executive char ana tie duties
pertaining 70 it for the purpose OF discussing either po
Co or personal questions with You. Should ne speak
all during the canvass be viii do AZ the request OF
his eilOWcitizens, at suCh time and place as may DO
most convenient to them and him. Very respectfully,
JOHN ID. VAN BURkN, Private oec.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

Gov. Hoffman declines to meet Gen. Wood
ford in discussion, and declines to father Mr..
Oakley Halls charges. The Governor is always
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
POLITICAL.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Gor,r-0r ............. .STEWhRT T.. WOODPORD, Eises
lint -Gouernor ........ .sigismnnd kssfnsnr, Kings
ConToiLcr. ......Abiah w. Palmer, Dusebess
Canal Com. (Psll Term. .Absaloni Nelson, Ehe
Carni com. (shon TrntAler. BsrkIey, Wsshiaksoa-
s.ak Prison Hipeoio- John Pnrkhurst, Cnntp
Election Tuesday, Nov. n.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

TIE circulation % TIv DiuY having been increased ahout
H per cent S. bin Tuces Of aiveteeIts
s0n the 1fth of SEP .entar Esye been ss follows; a.
Ordinary advertisements csshed under appropriate heAs " nS
a ID lie each rl0a
Icade4 ard Dsrlsyel Advertisement charged solid space
5rccs Noices-Fnh pge-5l Je' tne, each Insertion
Advertisements EgbAIge charged 40 cents per lne each IN
riou
Iu rcss NocesPourh psr75 cn'sa line, each insertion
Items Auloulcelenn City News Column, % cents line FOR
Pney p and Cu.s charged double spce occupied
line, amer tie frt Lac vcl Usually con
T. only four eve worls
Deaths and Marriages charged 81
aiyar in Journal depends somewhat on the number
M their character One might have
m among those whom business men would ind te
bOugh; and
iror pro-a cro OH Aueriesr jouna cc1acs m
township throughout The Union and IT,
FairOus 1cO merchants professional mA.ter"orers ARC
ldcr i every q rprng and Hopeful human eu1svor
proper publish list Of them would appear that no other
lu' an command e patronage o 80 large Iropoono
te thinker and workers. ~ It's time For this norls
reaching oe whose attention they would
Esv such lot found elsewhere; while It's vide columns
reay fairly invite the eyri 0f Intelligent readers Tvs
lBURE prices bot hoad With the vor
fsrite.
lower than those o. otbe daily uewsrsr cnden TIE extent and
Of circulation have ot been surprised TO mo our customers
r.r.siy pl. . crowded columns DAY BY ts Indicate
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
NETWORK.
no PUBLIC DISCUSSION BETWEEN wOoDFoRD AND
HOFFMAN,.


ALBANY. n. Y, Oct. 12.-Gen. WOOdford
has written letter to the Governor asking him to meet
him for public discussion. The following Is the corre
spOndcnCe:
PoTsDAM ST. LAWRENCE, Co., Oct. c, 1870.
To His ETceLienoy JOHN 4. HOFFMAN.
SIR: IL 1866 you invited the Republican candidate for
the GOvernOrsp to join you in public discussion OF the
political questions at ssue In that canvass have been
Informed that in you also invited The then Repub
lean candidate 10 like discussion, and fortnight
having passed since your denomination and not having
heard from vCu invite you to joint discussion OF the
ises Of the pending as presented IN the plat
form of the Democratic and Republican parties OF tins
state upon which have been respectively nominateo
such ont discussion to be held at the public meotmgs
between Oct 10 inst and Nov. prox, and one-hai o'
the number Of meetings shall be at places TO Do
named on your part and the remaining half at places TO
be named ON mine. This letter viii DO handed you by
the Hon Mr Parker or Potsdam, who is authorized to
receive your answer and to mako any arrangements rs
to details in my behalf Very respectfully your obedl-
ent servant, STEWART L. "ooDFVho
O. STATE or NEW -YORK, EXECUTIVE CuAMRGRs,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

al me World is more distinguished for any
- l4-1S sseQ f9r things in general, it VIII be
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
Republican Meetings.

Republican Meetings.
Rooms ~ REPUBLICAN C0srrrrrr
FfrTB AyEarK bOTEL. kes-Iork
T. L. DyTT, Secretary A. y. CORNELL, Ca sma1-
ThErsf1g or. -
BsT.yiA............... Gen. STEWART L. WOODPORD
TKoy...................Hon. sIGISMUND KAJPMANH
OrK,S...................Gen. JOHN T. SWIFT.
IruAcA...... ............Hon. BUTLER g. NOBLE
Frday, OcL "a
OsvzGo. ............... Gen. STEWART T. WOODPOPD
SyR.cusE................Hon. S1GIsMUSD KAUFMAN
uohyKl.,yLL ......Gcn. JOHN l. SWIFT.
yrLTOy. ............ Hon. BUTLER q. NOBLE
SATURDAY. OF. Is.
Ifrr1z PALLs............Gsr. SrEWART L. wOODPOpD.
RDsE......' ............fion. sIGGSbIED KAlFAAAa
Gen. JOHN J.. SWIFT.
NORWICH. B.......... Hon. LUTLER q. NOBLE
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
10 RrsINFss MIN.

ARTIFITALITIES-PALMER LIMBS.
"a Broadway ~ y lfCJ CLcstuust PlL 81 Grenst Bostoa
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

MATUuSHEK'S CELEBRATED COLIBR PIANOS,
s,r S.r Il s A-slcv No Nuth-st opposite Sewrs Also
ascsl Iaucos unlor e immediate supervision Oi NIT
h. L.llr Ifn.re Mathn.hekl.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

CUIGKERNG'S, WAITRESS, STEINWAi s., ana
other frst PIANOS applied purchase For sale
m0al aeu low prices ioF cash. at WArEIS ~
GrFal alWpr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-10

JupIcIAI. IMPRovEMENT.-Those who
insist that the world is going backward
should be reminded that. whereas the
number of crimes punishable with
death In Great Britain was. In the
time of Blackstone one huadtred and
sirtx the present list Of capital Of
fences in that country includes but two
or three. The unmerciful admnistra-
tion of punishment Is found to confer
impunity IN many cases. People pre-
fer rather to let criminal escape than
to procure his conviction when the
punishment exceeds the offence. The
United States led the way In the re-
form of the penal code, as in many
other directions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-10
TO MILLMEN! /!

,l,EHAyE FOR SALE AT TIE GOLD
w nm News Once haR ton Of superior
Type Metal, for iournattng p1IIoses N 2nssH
daced prisss fcr esai ~ is!7ll 20 70 q ~ =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-10
DRw-Fi.ICKERs.

Shoe Fly!
Cheerful folks are coolest.
Ice water Is said to fatten.
A stern necessity-A ridder.
Sharp Shooters-Aching teeth.
Good name for an auctioneer's wife
Biddy.
Prevalent journalistic complaint
Rum-or-tism.
A compositor takes most e's when
he is at work.
How did Adam go out Of Eden? He
was snaked out.
What Il the best thing to do in q
hurry? Nothing.
Mark Twain says now Is the time to
plant buckwheat cakes.
When Is a nutmeg like n prison win
dow? When 1t Is grated.
How to serve q dinner-swallow 1t
at once, and serve 1t right.
What constellation is like an empty
fire place? The great bear.
Red Cloud says the white squaws
have OIL too much war paint.
Troubles are like dogs, the smaller
they are the more they annoy you.
Caution to those who attend balls
Never finish the evening with a reel.
No muller need ever be out Of en-
ployment, for he can always grind his
teeth.
Why are Jokes like nuts: Because
the dryer they are, the better they
crack.
Next to death, lemonade with a
"stick" in 1t Is slid to be the greatest
leveler. .......
Our lumber merchants walk the
boards rather oftener than majority
of our actors.
A French BARRIERS sign board reads,
Tomorrow the public will be shaved
gratuitously."
A prominent manufacturing house
Of New York, 1t Is understood. has
quietly made arrangements to employ
1000 Chinese hands.
The New Orleans Times asserts that
some sad news recently dropped like
a great stone into the we'll of Il worlds
heart, and splashed the water into its
eyes. .a, .
"Oh. that this too, too solid flesh
would melt, thaw. etc.-It's very Ger
tain that when Hamlet made this re-
mark. he hadn't spent summer IN
New York.
A school boy. on learning that n bon
ne bouche Is French delicacy. declar-
ed his desire TO have bunbrlsh in his
fathers garden and wouldn't he go in
for the fruit? ...
An exchange in replying TO CORES.
pondents says, "A Baby shall be heard
next week." We are inclined to think
his readers had rs lief that exercise
should be omitted.
Printers sometimes make sad mis-
takes. A dancing masters card was
made to read thus: II offer my re-
spectful shoRks to all who have honor
ed me with their patronage"
A conductor on Georgia railroad
found among his passengers family
of eight idiots who didn't know where
they wanted to go to. The only thing
he could do was to forward them to-
ward Washington. This was wrong
In the conductor. for It can't be sup
posed that offices can be found for all
thc iflinfs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR.. 8. =. E..eEcK. {

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This very able work, recent production of
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how Manhood may be LOST, and how RIsroKxp.
"JOURNAL on CHEMIsTRYp
The above work may bo had on recfif Of 50
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CAUTION I

.rHE pURLuOIaHRRERY OAU.
L toned against occupying or purchasing Ion,
as the Fort Homestead Property, situated In the
town Of Gold Hill, Storey County, Nevada; ssia
property belongs to 2: Lyford and nmpy ns
homestead. properly Iaid and claimed % 1noer
will he Commenced q judicially determine the
validity OF our title 10 the entire premises, and
alltresspassers punished accordingly ys,onn
Gold Hill. August ID. 1870. 49,. tan9.u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-10

BANKING AND EXPRESS NOTICES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-10
PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
j. F. HALL, @. D. HALL @. W. HALL
....s Proprtetors. g.f.1

This OLD RSTA8LIaHR o AND
u ruliahle Laundry 10 prepared 70 torn out
any quantity Of Renovated and Cetn Linen,
without being damaged py manipuiatlon OF
bv chemical application: Ii'l.Iil.y
Packages punctullly called for and returned.
ofices a International Hotel. Tahoe Bouse
and Wallsce's Fruit Store. South g street; vi.
oinia: and at Charles Brodhun's, opposite the
GHur once. and Vsssy's Hotel, AAin street
wi as.ftais, aa July ssh, is7o: .'-''' 1yssn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30
Agricultural Items.
NJ E C.

A fattei Canada calf Of the Durham breed,
and weighing 2lS pounds, attracted the stten-
ton of those who passed through Faneuil market
during the early part of last week It was four
months Old. and is said to be the largest calf
ever seen in the market.
We have seen plowing in December this year.
A farmer said, the other day, be had plowed on
the 10Th Of December in previous years. An
other farmer said he had plosel every month
IN the year but July.
\ fruitgrower in Western New York uses
Eastwood veneert, AS protection for fruit trees
against mice, the borer and the canker-Worm.
The wood scut in strips, which are laid about the
tree, and eaectually saves it from attack Itiss
patented invention.
Nothing but a sy>,eml;ilei and lon--kept up
planting Of forcst-trees can preserve US any
wood at all IN this State; and farmers should
more generally turn their attention to what will
hsrily fail to be profitable crop. The rail-
roads are fearful destroyers Of wool: The Yer
mont Central Railroad and the several lines
combfpe3 +, ifs ,rsr.re,,er, ms. ninety four
g., I'D. - III -. ,...i.3
e,rl,ws. v.-u-.. r.-.-.l --o,a I'D.
brr, -; 9,5 .,5.r 1;r.. n am
W..
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- f''' 20 ''-'' -,' I''''"5 -'''''s 'o
W. i-'"'y " -'''- ID '''-l-'' '0N 'iA' sou ii's
'''''' POI - '''''-' ''' -'
ihere has been nearly egnt hundred tons Of .
"Ay sh'IPei Al EST AIourga depot since sept (
,''' '0l A. much il Ao' more al A-oursn
'f''"7s s''''OH
a farmer IN Orange county, Florida, during
lie season. realizes SD 3 month from nine as-
nsna pIsnts
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Cfinantial.
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hereby aog5GeG thGs this
Bank hss beeis a,ss into Ei-
qm5d"tiOm for shc purpose
Of consolidation svSth the
Merchants NaiiOs;.; Bank
OF BURLINGTON, W.,
and at Tie close OF 6aSSi2seS&
Oss the IJfh day Of October,
1870, The BOOKS, HccOsnfs
0Rd balances OF THIS Flank
sciU be transferred 10 fhe
said Merchants .SUtIOR6G
Bank Of Burlington, W,
and esIg orders, checks gi'd
commentators ShOuEG be
addressed accordingly.
OssgGsGRdjHg checks s5pOn
Fnads depoSiFed ar Ehis
BamE ,C5yE be pG5sy Jy the
,Werch0nfs .gas5ost0! as0HE
gHcs deG5crs srjih IRIS
DanE caa coM'infc their
business qrifh The .FFe3'-
chansS .Sa;Jossa,5 BaMR' APP
oss Ehc sU1ssc gc5'ssis shTs they
here had -, his B0s,k, and
iUifhoss5 isifcrI''sR'Ij0H Of
heir cNrTCns accounts.
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