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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-13

Be IL enacted Ly the Senate and House o.. Repres"nt-
Gtires Of tie CAited States Of America IN Con0ress
assembled.
That the first section OF an act entitled a act
amendatory of the organic law Of Colorado Terri
tory, and for other purposes approved Mayionrth,
eighteen hundred and seventy, he, and the same Is
80 Car amended that writs OF error shall he allowed
from any decision OF u probate court TO the supreme
court Of said Territory, In the zane manner they
were allowed before the passage OF the act to which
this ia amenlctOry,
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(Pubic-No. 1921
AN ACT or the relief OF pre-enption settlers In
the State Of Nebraska.
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Tpubllc-NO. S.l

AN ACT making appropriations to supply dencicn-
Giles In the appropriations for the service Of the
Government for the fiscal year ending June thirty.
eighteen hundred and seventy. and Tor other pur-
poses,
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY
OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed ut the second Session Of tho Forty.
First Congress.
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Approved July II, $50.

AN ACT to amend existing laws relating to Internal
revenue.
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Approved, July II. $50.

fPubllc-SO. 1911
AN ACT to reduce internal taxes, and for ollie
purposes.
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GOLD HILL. October I, 1870.
To the Honorable President aud Board OF
Trustees OF the Tow OF Gold Hil-Gentlemen :
l have the honor herewith to submit the Clerks
report for the Quarter ending September Oth,
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QUARTERLY REPORT
or the Treasurer OF the Town Of Gold
Hill, for Quarter Ending Sep
TENDER 80, 1870.

1870. - |
June 30. REDEMPTION FUND, DIR. |
Balance on hand ............S IO9
Amount receivedfUr taxes. 1926 -
Amount received for taxes
on personal property. l,iOo 3,,
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Methodist Cohference.

MEMPHIS, May 4.
Tho General Conference Of the MethO.
dist Episcopal Church, South, assembled
In the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
at nine o'clock this morning. The at.
tendance was very large. Among those
prcscntwere Bishops Andrews prcsiding,)
kayanaugh, Pierce, Paine, Marvin,
Doggett and Weightman; DB. Kcenerr
Seh0n, Muncey, and many other distin.
guiShcd divinCs. Tho Conference was
called to order by Bishop Paine, Of Mis-
slssippi. After prayer by Bishop kaya-
naugh, reading lessons, roll called by DR..
Summers, Secretary, the following Confer
enCcs responded: Baltimore, Virginia,
West Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, South Georgia, North Georgia
Florida, Montgomery, Mobile, L0uisiana
Mississippi, Memphis, Tennessee, HolstOn
Kentucky, Louisville, St. Louis, Missouri
Arkansas, Little Rock, Indian Mission
Texas, East Texas, Trinity, Southwest
Texas, West Texas, Columbia, Pacific
and Illinois. Whole number Of delegates
24G, of whom 1G7wero present, DR.. Thos
o. Summers Of Nashville, was reelected
Secretary; DR.. Johns Martin and Messrs
Wickcrsham and Lester, Of Georgia, As
siStants. 'h''',' ''f-''
The rules of order of the previous Gen
eral Conference, was read, and numerous
amendments offered and discussed at con
siderable length.
On motion the following standing COM
mittccs were ordered 10 be filled by the
members Of each annual conference
Episcopacy, Itincracy, Books and Period
ieals, Boundaries, Reylvals, Sundny
Schools, Religious Interests, and Colorcd
People.
Bishop Mcintyre, from the select com
miltee appointed last conference onstht
rcarrangcmelt Of the discipline, submit
ted a arepOrt Which, was adopted.
The Conference then adjourned till tn
morrow.
A largc number Of delegates arrived
this afternoon.
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ST. LOUIS.

-'.,-" '.- " 'a ST. LoUIB, May 4
Full returns Of the election yesterday
give Taylor, Democrat, for City Trcasur.
eF, 347 majority, md the proposition to
widen the approaches to the bridge, 2,29B
majority. The latter authorizes the city
TO spend half million dollars In widen.
Ing the streets at the Western terminus Of
tho bridge, In order 10 afford proper iacil-
tiles for the immense traffic which Is cx.
pcctcd to pass over It
Captain Gin, agent Of the Mississippi
Valley Immigration Society Of Planters,
arrived here Yesterday direct from Hong
Kong, China, wllere he engaged two hun.
drcd and fifty Chinese laborers, Yl6earc
now In T6AiB Sid'CRpe Of Good Hope 70
New Orleans. They arc expected to ar
rive this month.
A complaint was made before the Grim.
inal Court that Joe Coburn, tho pugilist,
had robbed G..W. Hilton and Bill Mac.
beth Of $40. Oobun lelt on Friday
night A regulation will be applied for,
and COburn will probably .be brought
buck here before the Allen.4 Mace fight.
Tho following officers compose General
Pope's present staff: Brevet Major VIM.
Mckee Dunn, Jr., 1st Lieut. A. D. O.;
Brevet Captain G. S. Hisley, IBt Lieut., A.
D. C. The following arc the members ot
General Schohold's personal staff accom-.
panying him To the Pacific: Brevet Colo
mel Wm. N. Wherry; 1st Lieut. J. s.
RathDone; Brcvet Captain VIM. Evans.
Tho following members Of the department
staff remain with General Pope; BreVet
Colonel VIM. whitehall, Acting Assistant
Adiutant General; Brcvet Brigadier Cen
crai Nelson e. Davis, Assistant Inspector
General; Brevct Colonel W. s. Sclloheld,
Acting Assistant Inspector General; Ma.
lor j. b. Swain, Judge Advocate; BreVet
Major General J. G. Eaton, Chtet Quar-
termRster: Bfcvet Brig0dicr General R.
Morgan, Chief COmmisSary: Brcyet Bri:
TadIer General Madison q Mills, Medical
Director; Brevrt Lieut.. Colonel D. g.
Huntington, Attending Surgeon; Brcvct
LIcut Colonel F. E. Hunt, Chief Payrlas-
ter: Cant. Charles B. Phillips, Chief En-.
Sfnecr officer; BreyCt Lieut. Colonel D.
RI Buell., Chief Ordnance officer; 1st
Lieut. Henry Jackson, Acting Signal
officer.
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Deafh lof. Joh6' DOnIoRI

Our columns announce the death Of this
well known and highly popular citizen
He died yesterday morning, a few mo.
ments before eight o'clock, of something
like an inflammation Of the stomach, ftom
which hs had BEEN sufleiDg ipr tyo, q
three weeks past& fssStg Gti'
Mr.. DoN1oN had long been one Of our
most energetic and public spirited business
mon. He came to this city about the year
1874, from Cumberland, Md, to which
place his father and mother had immigrat.
cd from Ireland when he was child, Il,
During his fiist yearA here he was in
the employ of W. H. srEr.iE, one Of the
proprietos Ofthe Good Intent Stage Com.
pany., Afterwards he embarked In busi.
ness with Ephraim POLLOCK, and, at later
day, five mistake not was o member ot
The nm 81 fPAxTos, DoS1ox 3 MAXWELL,
afterwards, PAXTON, DoN1oN & 0GLEBAY
but al the time oGbis death was interested
In The house OF J. H. MATTHEWS & Co.
During the war Mr.. DoNLoN was an
efficient and ardent worker in the Union
cause, and time and again did his force of
tell favorably upon tho comfort
Of our sdldieB in the field, and their FAM
iliha NJ t,nme in the way Of raisfng money
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many persons will regard the dogma with
special interest We have already seen
LOUIS NAPoLEoN's movements on the sub.
Ject and also how cavalierly Cardinal An.
TONELLl las dealt with his request for d
representative in the Council. This means
that The. PorE regards hfms6ft as Stpng
enough in tho hearts and faith Of the
French Catholics to take the risk ofofFend.
ing their Emperor md losing his military
support at5RonG7aSl 6gainsS GaribaIdFs
"Red Shirts"
The reason why NAPOLEON feels soliC-
itous about the dogma is that it endangers
hiS supremacy, wEenever and wherever
the PORE endorses apylquestion ofstate
policy ut variance from his own. In that
event. the French hierarchy being com;
PEELED to choose between their spiritual
headship at Rome, who Is iniallible, and
their sovereign ut home, must needs go
with the former, thus producing what is
called an "imperium tn imperiO," TINT like
a house divided against itSclttcannotstand.
Not only therefore. does NAPOLEON re.
gard this question with jealous appreheni
sion, but so also do the present Spanish
who hayc succeeded 70 the
Government of cher most Catholic Ma.
jcsty," QUEEN Isabella, and who are in
the same fix as himself, and who ut this
arc striving with difficulty, md
almost Illopelessly, to ycOnciliate the pro
lacy toVardstIlc change of Government
As in France anil Spain, 80 II is ii
Italy, only more so, where the people look
forward to tho day when Rome shall be
the capital of united Italy. The dogma
Of inlallibility will Of course never recon
ciIe them to things rs they are now, but
will rather tend TO intensity the long
conflict
On the whole, therefore, We sec in the
pronunciation. Of this dogma by tho Ecu.
nanical Council not only all that Bishop
and his coadjuors express In their
memorial to tho PORE, but, IN addition, an
effect throughout political Europe that
may work very important and radical
changes.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YnRE. NAV

NEW YORK, May 4.
The first important truttlng match o
the season took place yesterday, on Uniol
course It was mile heats TO wagons
$500; ROden's Prince beating NOdine'i
Eastern Queen in 2:3S4 and 2:S99.
Rev. Charles B. Smyth, pastor Of thu
Presbyterian Church, Eleventh street, wa
tried yesterday In the First United Pres
byterian Presbytery for bringing scandal
on the church by inviting reporters "a
lunclL and drinking gin and milk In Il
common restaurant on the Sabbath day,
Smyth admitted the charges, but plead
nervous exhaustion in excuse for giu
and milk. Rev. Drs. Harper md Arm.
strong made strong speeches against him,
and report on the case will be, rendered
this morning. In the Court of Oyer and
TeFminer yesterday Judge Barnard
charged the Grand Jury TO indict an or.
ganized body Of vagabOnds, lOafers and
thieves inieSting New York. known rs
prize fighters. 1,
Tho new public park commissioners
have decided upon remarkable tnnOva-
ton. Hereafter the people nrc to have
music on alternate afternoons at the Bat.
ttTy, City HILL Park, Madison Square,
Tompkin's Square, Washington Square,
Mount Morris Square and Central Park.
The Lancet says Lady Mordaunt con.
tInues In much the same health she has
llad fUr many months, her mental condition
being neither perCcptibly aggravated nor
peroeptibly relieved.
Miss Edith O'Gorman's lecture on
Catholicism, at Cooper. Institute, last
evening, was sought to be interrupted by
some persons in the audience who were
promptly removed by the police. Afler
that all proceeded quietly.
The case In which Charles L. Lawrence,
cusIOm.llouse officer, who was charged
with having smugglcd large quantity Of
silk from Canada, was submitted to Com.
missioner Osborne, yesterday, for decision.
1t Is stated that tile Hon. John Morris
sey will soon resign his position as mem.
Der of Congress, on account Of Ill health.
The Hon. Edward PiercpOnt, the U.
8. District Attorney, left this city on Mon.
day for Washington to consult General
Grant in relation to his proposed restgna-
tion, and the nomination OF his successor.
The Solicitors Of the Treasury Depart.
ment ordered to New York to investi.
gate the charges against Collector Grim
nell, made by large number oftllc prOmi-
nent btaninNGs men, arc In session at the
9th Avenue Hotel, ana aro going to make
a close investigation. The new cOrtege
system, IS one Of the causes Of complaint.
The department Of public parks, Is or
ganized by tie election Of Peter B. swec-
ney as President
The annual report Of tho Presbyterian
Board Of Foreign Missions shows pro.
bablo debt at. the close Of the year OF
$4,000.
Sheriff James 0'Brien, Congressman |
Fox and Morrissey, Ben Wood and Smith |
Ely threaten coalition to operate against
Tammany Hail.
The New Jersey, Hudson & Delaware
and New Jersey, Western & Sussex Val
Icy Railroad Companies have been con-
solidated under tho title Of the New Jcr'
scy Midland Railway Company.
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80 CLEVELAND i.

CLEVELAND May 4.
At the meeting Of the Lake Shore Rail
road directors and officers held here 10.
day, tho Vanderbilt ticket Is reported
eEcted. ,s!rFt. ~ LJEfE i..,g
The following Is u list Of tho new dircc:
tors Of the Lake Shore Railroad elected
to-day: Horace F. Clark AlasOn Robin
son, jas. II. Banker, Augustus Schell, VIM.
Williams, HC9Fy, ,, Payne Amasa Anna, Stone, Stone,
COurtright, John A. Tracy, Azariah Bo6dy,
Albert Keep. Officers not yet chosen.
a4At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the L. s. S II. s. Railway Company
this evening, the following officers were
elected: Horace F. Clark, President; Au'
gllstls SChell, Vice President; James Il,
Rankin, Treasurer; Geo B. Ely, Secretary
and Assistant Treasurer, and Q. P. Le-
land, Auditor. r...
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Commercial and Financial.
Wheeling Wholesale Markc,.


"WEDNESDAY, Maya. 1870
Business during the past week steady and
sales quite heavy. Prices generally unchanged
except slight decline Ia refined sugars and Al,
advance InpsoVIsIOns and lard OIL with increased
sales and great drmness ou part Of holders,
ArPLEs-Arriyals light and season nearly over;
sales At $3 0069 50 per bbl.
BGrrER|ls dull and weak, and the fact that a
decilne II almost certain, tends Of couhss 10 re-
saIct tne demand, a. dealers do not want TO carry
any more stock than they can possibly help-nr.
IKE whisky. It docs not Improve with age partIc-
| ulaIly IN warm weather. Prime 10 choice roll
NAY be quoted Nt 2GtSoc, aud medium TO good
BRANy-ThCrc Is no Improvement TO uo,e IN ,br
demand &c " and no change 10 make In quotations,
BR0oHs- s. J0ag 50 p dozen.
| CARBON OL-Qulct and unchanged We uuOis
standard brands at &c and no charge for nackSp"'
ClEEsE-Mc9 Reserve tic; Goshen IsC.
to choice RIo At 2l@S9Hc; choice to fancy 2S69lc.
rather better apples 119c; peaches IOc for hSYes
E0Gs-Dnll and unchanged; sales at l86lbc.
FEATnEES-LtvG geese feathers are quoted aC
7Se, with the usual advance for small lots In store
No. 3 MackerCl $5 80 Tor half barrels.
FLoDR.5,harEct frm with = steady local de-
mand. We quote fancy at 50 2S06 70; rod wheat
family g 2sSS5 80; Rye IS 50: "'.,'.
NhAIN-U UHfut-SLeauy al 81 4UQbl u Tor white
and 81 05 for rcd. COTl-AdVancCd and drm At
&c. 0dtS-7Thcrc 10 no improvement to note In
the demand for oats, and the market is quiet and
unchanged at 46c. RyE-sOC barley Unchanged
at Soc for spring and flll.
Gl.Ass-FIrst quality Sxl0, a; 10xl2, q 80:
second quality 8x10 s. 90; I0x12, s 80 q box or
20 feCt. Discount 10 per cent.
GNEENG-60c 3 ID.
HAr-LImlted demand and weak. May DO
OILS 90 for loose.
LARD on-strong, and advanced to 81 10 for
extra winter strained.
N4ns-lOd 70 COd, a 90; Sd to Od. q 2S; Cd
to I'd, q 30.
PRoVISIoNs-- market has u very irm tono
With faIr inquiry We quote Meas Pork $50 %;
sugar Cured Hams 18Ac; CanyasEOd l9c; plain
153c;, Shoulders 1SX6lSYc Clear Sides i7Hc;
Rib Sides 17c; Breakfast BaCon I8c; Lard 17cIn
tercea, IBXc In kegs.
RAGB-COttOn, DC per pound.
SKEDa-SeaBon almost over and quotations
nominal Clover $40 90; Timothy $6 %; Flax.
seed 81 IS.
sTSUEsT baltimore SO0Gsc; New York 7S0SOc;
Choice Drips Sc.
SUGARs-New Orleans 12X0lSXc; Porto Rico
llk@tl3Hc; Cuba 1lbl2c; Crushed 14kc; a COf.
fec 1SAc; . Coffee l8HC; G Coffee l3kc
SoDA-9c In papers; best New Castle Jc In KEY.
SoAr-Family 6Xci German SXc; Eastern 10
STARcu-7NSc: Mnlzona ISSIlc. -.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead l2c 2 lb.; shot g 90
SitT-Dairy . IS; Ohio River g %; MuskIn.
gum e IS y bbl.
sNUPF-76c; do. In boxes Of six dozen s. q.
=, Ton ACCO-Firmi Manufactured unchanged:
Navy y oSsGlSSS goes dark 1OA and "a GS0TSc; bright1OS
TEi-GInp0wdcr 81 C0a1 TO- Young ,Hysou
81 S001 co. Black Sl6b1 10.
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The Latest News. vs.,
News Of tho Day.


The cotton mills of Brewster. McCree
s Co., of Chester, PlL, were burned Tues
day. Loss 100000; partly insured. 1t Is
supposed to be the work Of an inccndiary.
The Lime Rock Bank, at ROCkland,
Me-, was robbed Tuesday night Of $l1, !.
900, and special deposits amounting "
$10,500, on which payment Is stopped to
the amount OF $4,000. ".
A Aprojcct is reported on foot among the
Feni0ns for the capture of the British
Winnepeg expedition.
The duty on Bessemcr steel railway
bars was fixed in the House on Tuesday
at $50, 90 per ton. A'I,
The darkey quarrel among the medical
men in session at Washington City, has
been referred To o committee.
The expenses Of the Government for
April were $19,783, ,G20.23.
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PARIS, May 4.
1t is reported that great military pre-.
cautions arc being taken. The J0urHel
0Eleiel and Steele warn the people in Paris
10 keep quiet.
Several gcnsdcsarms were injured during
the riot Gt Pt. Quertern yesterday; many
arrests were made Of persons believed to
10 implicated ip the plot lOusscl, at
whose house the bombs were fonnd, has
not been apprchGnded.
MARsETiii.Es, May 4.-ThC Chief Of the
International Association Of WOrkmen
in this city, has bccn arrested. Tho police
have also captured prominent persons
here who escaped from Paris.
The medical students made another
demonstration against DR.. Tandieu rs he
was leaving the college to-day.
Arrests Of members of the IntcrnatiOn'
al Society havcbeen made at Lyons, Sirius
burg and Rouen. 1t is estimated that
over two thousand persons have been mr.
rested since Saturday. 3.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May

Unchanged; family at $5lt3 9S.
GRAIN-Whrat-Dnl At fl OGGl %. Corn
Unchanged ut SS190C. ORi&-Steady nt MiEir2c
RyG-FIrm: supply light at S96O3c. barley
SomInally unchanged,
COTTOS-Dull and prices Nc lower: mIddling VI
2INc.
TORACCO-In good demand; sales Of gig hhds
at &5 65GtSS o. for traSl to lnO leaf
WHIsKY-Flrm At q Of; good demand.
pIOvIEIOHs-MC POFk-IIIgheF and irregular
At $50 Asked and 100 bblH sold At this rate, but as
a rule buyers did not Offer over so 30. Bulk
McatH-In demand ut 1IA6l4tc, bnt held Nc
higher. Bacon Higher; shoulders sold at lSc,
and clear rib and clear sides at l6k0l1C, bRt
held Nc higher At the close; BalUs WerH made In
the forenoon at these quotations
LARD-Unchangcd; nO demand and but little
0ffcFed.
BuTTER-Dull at 28fb3Sc.
EGus-At Iic and dull.
CnEEsE-Ncw selling at I46I5c for factory.
Ous-LinSOeI OIl-GIIghcf NC OherOd bHt
little offered. Lard Oil-$l S0bl &S and fair.
GoLD-iiik buying. y..
EXCHANGE-DIll al par buying.
MONEY-MArkct easy.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 4.
There was q shooting atfray last night
between John Barrett, local reporter on
tho ReGvune, and ex-speclal police officer
Smith, tho latter dangerously, and the
former slightly wounded. Ex:spectal OIL
Ger Diapert was shot and dangerously
wounded during the difficulty The cause
OF the affair was some animadverSions In
tho Raavune, on the special metropolitan
police force, and tho publication by Smith
Of scurrilous circular on Barrett
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 4.
The Times, on the plot against the En-.
peror, says the most remarkable thing
about the plot Is It's Opportuneness for
official CleCtionecring.
HULL, May A.
A fire last night in a saw mill near the
harbor, extended 10 lumber yard and
tho shipping. Several vessels were badly
damaged. None were American. Loss
&0F MN
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WASHINGTON.


WAbUINUTON, IHHY =
Red Cloud, the Chief, and twelve other
principal men OF the Sioux Indians, hay.
Ing applied for permission 10 come To
Washington to sec the President In rela'
ton to their present condition, telegram
was sent from the War Department 10
their country to-day, granting the request,
and instructlng the Indian agent to make
The American Medical Association TO-
tay debated at length tho proposition
recurring an examination as TO o knowl'
cII1e of Latin and Greek before admitting
students OF medicine.
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CANADA

~ y TI71OHONFOV may +
Preparations for Ehe expedition to Red
River continue, Large quantities Of mil.
itary stores are being dispatched 70 Col.
lihgW0Od and FOrt<WilliA11, Volunteers
are arriving In large numbers and garri.
soncd At inc Crystal Palace, where they
viii undergo q severe course Of drill.
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DENMARK.
~. tInrRN1IAGEN. n

~ NJ. CopRNIIAdEN, DIly 4.
The President Of the Council Of Minis
ter yesterday informed tho Folkthing
that i communication from Washington
to the Danish Government lal just been
received, explaining the delay in the ratt
fication of tho treaty for the purchase o
ST, Thomas, and would be promptly sub
mitted to the delegates for their action.
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BaltinoFo Market.

FLouR-VGIy active. n -
RATA-Wheat-LesB aFtn; Maryland red At
FlEn; white q q iS0l Is; yellow q q u. Oats
-FiFm at 69@oee -
PRoTnioNS- Moss Pork-FIEm Ot &4o939 ..
BGcOn-RiEm; ib aides lie; clSar Sides ike;
shoulder lSKc; hams la8SOc.
LARD-Flm At t11Hc. r
WHIsHY-In good demand.
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The Quarrel at Cincinnati Between
% Two Editors, Mclean and
HalStead.

The Quarrel at CINCINNATI betWoe"
Two Editors, Mclean and
..... ... IIalstead. ..... ...>>
ClneinhdH Sptcigl 10 The NeiO YORK. StaHddFd-J'
y" II. HotHO'S HSt1 paper.
The quarrel between Halstead, Of the
Con,aereiA, and Mclean; ;or the EaqHirSr,
was / caused by the clrargc Of Halstcad tEht
the latter was interested In dishonest city
Jobs, Mclean posted Halste9d as q vulgar
liaf md black guard = EllgF4ans reply
was moderate, but Ills opponent means
fight. and Colonel Hawkins, Of Louisville,
n noted duclist, hNs been called on to act
as his second. HnlstcadS friends say he
will accept " challenge, md duel Is OK
pcctcd. The affair creates much excite
menL =-.s .-t. .- .l
cO'"'1~ Special % ksss. tS E'"S'""'" "a''''' %
Some little excitement was occasioned
here to-day. by the rumor that Wash.
Mel can and party. passed through thls
citV eAfly tlltsmorning en- FoN6 % Detroit,
ami afSlatG hour ihurst 9alstead and
TIi9hB Sis8 t,dsscd through, bound for the
same point Sporting men arc betting
that this coincidence means business, anu
that a duel on the hospita6le Canadian
shores d certainly on the taps. Bets are
also being taken that the whole affair VIII
end in Cab, and not blood. a
+ Tho Cleveland Herald, which Is shock
ingly skeptical as to tho fighting intentions
Of the parties, says:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-05
Chicago Market.

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GREIN-WheGt- Moderately actlvG At 9Ok0
9aNc for No. 2; closing quiet at 9OXGb9ic; this
May, and Glkc, seller June. Com-QnICt and
iHc lower; clOsiDg at 98H6S1G for No. 2; eOC
for rejected, and 76c for no grade. OAtA-HC
lower; No. closed at 48c. Rye-Qulct aud H@
ic lower; closing at IbsST0kc for No. 2.
CATFLH-DulI At S 068 OO for fair cows to
prime shipping steers.
Ho0S-6p0ned steady but closed quiet and
easy; &8 25fR8 10 for common; $9 1G&S 20 for fAir
10 medium, and $909 N for extra.