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taken nm. in - .ntioned two hundred millions ar.
Fj,s, S. q following order namely:
.,,.sof Inscriptions for eqUal mounts of each
class o. oonds. '"'"
"@oRd' Subscriptions for equa aruzmts O, hoDd.
bearing interest at the rate of is.r md hs,f ,a
cent, and Of bonds bearing inte, at the ,.,e =,
five per cent.
Third: Subscriptions for any Der cent bond.
that may not be subscribed TO- a, the n. ...','
classes
Subscriptions to the remainder 70. he S2Wnano
of ) per cents, which are uncma ional an, nov,
going on and the bonds viii Soon h, issued IA Tho
subscribers who can receive scii9 certificate in adj
vance, if they desire to pay their pod or EXCHANGE
their t. 5. j2os at once in the Re- tered or Copro
form. Registered bonds will BE- sued Of n, do.
nominations of $50, 800, 900, 1000, 500 And
$4,000; and cOupOn bonds OF ca,l denom;uatio,
except the last two. The interest VII be payable IN
the United States, al the Office Of tho Treasnier amy
Assistant Treasurer, or Designated Depository of
the Government, quarterly, on the hst DAYS 81 Feb
ruaIy, May, August and November in each wear.
The bonds Of the several classes .0resaid and the
interest thereon, exempt from the payment Of an
taxes or dues OF the United State, well ~ from
taxation in any form by OF under te mum i!.l 81
local authority.
After maturity, the bonds las. Issued viii be- fnt
redeemed, by classes and numbcra a3 may De ar,ig-
mated by the Secretary Of The Treasury.
Extensive subscriptions have aheady been nade
through the following New-York City banks and
bankers:
FIRST NATIONAL OF NEw-YORK No. 40 Broadway
FOURTH NATIONAL or oFNEw-Y0RE, Pine and N.uan.
Messrs. JAY COOKE & Co., Wal aud Nass.i.-,ts.
Me-8rs FISK & HATCH No Ec..au-st
Messrs Henry CLEws & Co.. No 81 Wallis.
MessIs YERMHYE, No. lG and IS Nassau-si.
Messrs. WESTON, LANIER d Co.. Pine. near
Nassau.
Messrs. j. & w. SELIGMAN & Co., Broad ald TX.
change-place.
Messrs MORTON, Bliss & Co.. No 30 Broal-s.
Me@srs. BALTzER q TAAKs, No. 30 Exchanco-i's,c
Messrs GLENDENNING & Co, No. Il Wall.
Messrs. CLARK DODGE & Co., Wall and " liam
Messrs. DREXEI- WINTHPOP 6 Co., No. Is Valet
; Messrs MARX & Co, No. IS Wall-st.
Mcssrs GEORGE OPDYKE & Co, Nassau aIid Cedar
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK, Wall and Btoadway.
Messrs. +. SCHUCHARDT & Sons 20 E,change-
place
Aiessrs. TURNER BROTHERs, II Nassau.
Messrs. SoUITER q Co., William and Pine.
And by the Hon. THOMAS HuLHOUsR Assistant.
Treasurer Of the L. s., at Treasury Office
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oman BeneaIet,, closns qnolatIons werr:

Gold has been quiet and steady, with most of the
Transactions AT no. though the extreme range llo
aud no1 The ratC- cairl g., and % per
cent and and per cx-Clearing House TO nat
borrowing side. The days busines at the Gold TX
change Bank was follows Gold cleared s2i,olSe>0
gold balances, s,ojl,iG currency balances sll7G,2j9
The following wcrc She quotations:
1o:o ..Ii0i ll;s0...ilo, l2o....oi l;op....sllol
I0:A.llDl li:g...l0. l2.)....,llo. Boan ljouu-
Al p. 10 the street qro'a'ioa was li0 Qlloi
The days transactions al the Cncl STATE, Treasury
were
Gold f;la-a % ,uurreI iayneu's.. f5iep -
Gold AJt a. Currenr balance. N09uI4 .
Goh hsruce ...... 6-.5i O. l...os......... $4,000 %
c.ipi..... liltsti tA
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HARVEY FISK.

HARVEY FISK A.s.HAICm
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, BANKRRs
No. , NAsSAU-sT., NEW YORK, March -, Ic1i.I
The FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BuSD,
or THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
of which about S70O00O0, or nearly one-half the
entire oan have already been marketed-are secured
urOn an East and West Trunk Line of ROad AZ
miles in length, the greater part of which 227 niles
is in profitable operation and the remainder rapidly
building When completed, it will establish short
economical, and favorite route between tide-water
navigation and the chief railroad and rver cities of
the West.
Besides the immense volume of through traffic be-
tween the East and West which this Road can com
mand by its superior advantages in distance grades
fnel and unfailng navigable connections this Road
must convey enormous quantities of the superior
smelling, camel, and bitumneus Goals of the Kan
awha Valley and the iron Of Virginia and West
Virginia which are in demand at both ends Of the
line.
The value Of the property, the certainty Of largo
and profitable business, the established reputation
and credit Of the Company, and its able aDd honor
able mana agement, give to these securities AN assn
rance of superior value and safety, and enable us to
recommend them with the greatest confidence TO
parties making investments desiring to fund ihoiT
Fve-Twenties.
They may be had in Coupon or Registered form, and
in denominations of
$1,000, $500, and $lC0.
Price, 20 and accrued interest from Nov. l.
We have prepared pamphlets showing the apricnl-
tural mineral and manufacturing advantages VI the
adjacent territory, and the traffic facilities and imam
cial prospects of the Road, which will be furnished
on application FISK & HATCH, Financial Agents
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CHOICE S.,UlI.f.
NEw-YORK AND OsUGfo cd hipl ,Np. htlN'"0
COMp.NY.
FIRST MORTGAGE rE.. CENf GOLD h'N'N
Avery large fun paia up atooS sabs,yip.soh
.Ico. $500, AND $1,000 HoND9,
CoypOS AND ltEasra ~
The new tluut line fgon Aeo-S x CITY To 'ne
North and West betweel tAe Acw-loIk Cenn4' A''a
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Io~ wing were tho ni.ls

IN NtdI" bonds tborc wa hrm feeling ON Tho chcf
issutr ana The business well distributed Tie fol-
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The energy with which the building of the

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
is being pushed forward is an added guaranty oi its
early completion and wise management At the
present date the grading is nearly finished for S6
miles. from Lake Superior. through Central MIME
sofa to the eastern border of Dakota trains arc
running over l9O miles of completed track; the Mis-
sssippi River is brdged at Brainerd and once more
Joined to the Lakes by rail- and track-E'ying s
rapidly progressing westward. By September next,
trains will run to the Red River and the grading will
probably be far advanced toward the Great Bend "f
the Missouri River in Central Dakota
In the mean time work has been commenced the
present season on the Pacific Coast large force of
men is already employed in the valley Of the C0lam-
bta River in Washington Territory, and hereafter
the work of construction will be pushed both east
ward and westward toward the center with such IA
pdtv AS the best interests of the Road may Justify
Including its purchase of the 1t. Paul and iache
Road the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
has 4l3Nliles of Road now in operation, and before
the close of the present season the length Of finished
track will be at least $50 miles. The new highway
to the Pacific is being constructed at the lowest cost
compatible with 6rst-class work.
THE BoYps OF THE NoRTHERN PACIFIC R'hH'p
Company are secured by first mortgage Oh "' VI
the property of the Road. including the enormous
land grant OF the Government. The prhcp"i j. iay-
able in gold and the bonds are at all times teei'''
at 10 per cent premium for the lands OF the Co'Ha'N
They bear Secea and hree-tents per co@ "'ts'' F"y
able in qold-semiannua aud are onefeu w ny
chasers AT par and accrued interest
Tor sale NV JAY Cooks & Co..
NEw-YoRK, PHnADEIPHA and "AshiN''"N'
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Miscellaneous.

brushes Of EVERY DESCRIPTION at No.
I'D 329 Pear,t Hsrpes Building n Y All articles al the lowest
factory prices. JOHN X. HOPPEL
EXCHANGE.-Marbl Mantels or Monuments
H EXCHANGE in whole AND part small House and Lot in
wATHAN'S MARBLE WORKS $40 Eghteeu,b.st
EVHLIAMWHITE'sP PURE SHEET SILVER
w PLATING WORKS q and 29 New Bowery Established 1896
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TANNER & Co. BANSl.Rs, Ne. II WAll-Si' ''"-
YORR,
Financial Agents for the sale Of ,the flr,' 1 's'
Bonds of the st. Joseph and Denver City ha'r'"'
Company.
The total issue of these Bonds is Si,5Oeo'O O." ''-
miles of road completed and now IN operation WIZ"
is at the rate of SlS,5OO per mile.
The gross earnings Of this road ale no" eA. .'''''S
in amount its operating expenses aad thc in'''''''
its bonded debt.
These Bonds are therefore isst-class AVE '""
and must soon advance in price. as bus a ''"
amount now remain msold.
We recommend the securities with peri, '"''
faction.
Price O.. and accrued uttros..
Circulars, mar, pamphlots sc. furnished.
TA"EfR & c.,
NON Wou-st., N.Y.Cy
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don't think don't erorh-NI Greeley we need
mnge thought with work Some think til tier head
ache intensely; I'LL their backs crooked 10 the
haice hoop; workers and tie thinkers
"to be distinct classes; whereas they should be the same
Admit that il has always been thus by 10 means o~, that
q should OF shall
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Jnsirnfiion.

JNSTRUCTIONTh subscriber oeoV Tlsnes bs ssup lU
- ~ -. young sONs With oonpeii,sn. n s,a oT w
pss st hs ~ w be veil cared Address GlfA'p lhpue JIM
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fost an6 fonno.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank Book No 327 ops,
Savings Bank missing. The finder is requested
return 10 before the 10Th day of May 8
application viii he made 20 the Bank for book
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New Publications.
d. 600 CoPIEs-MR' GREELEYs BOOK

The Publishers have the pleasure Of announcing that ther
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OF FARMING.

HORACE GREELEYs NEW
,,OOK
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Mr Greeley his book: With The joyful trust that these
slight imperfect viii ncte thousands Of farmers
feel tr pride IN hes calling and take veh interest its i'm.
povement will ndncd bv then 70 READ abr and
better works Agriculture and the sciences which minister to IL
eencv and mpe towards perfection which few yet
hay eyen fsiutly
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The Philadelphia stock market was active to-day
Pennsylvania State g., third issue, sold at lcSt Pha-
dephia and Erie Railroad, 279; Reading Railroad 055'
and Pennsylvania Railroad C3. Gold closed at ll0s.
The bank statement compares as follows with former
returns:
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w NEWiORK, CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
ELN AND IlLl~pOWEkED HfEAMhllPN
TIE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD
OCEANIC. ARCTIC PACIFIC.
ATLANTIC BALTIC. ADRIATTC,
GpOj tuBs burien-1.01 b. D. csrh
Ssne from EeV}ofk SAT RDAlS FROM Liverpool THURS
Days, ,ld Cork Ilafhor the DAY following
" OCEANIC" Capt Dgly Murray, appouei 10 sail from New.
York SATURDAY. Ap5l Is, a. p m.
Passenger (for all cases uTyaled combining
SAFETY. SPFED, AND COMFORT
SaooLs sgtero0n fn0k aud bathrooms IN Islp 'ct.
on where least motion FELL and sewfdesses
these
RATEsSalooh $3.50 goh Storage currency Those wish
ing send fpF The Old Counirj obtain eeagr
prepaid certificates SlJ.
Passengers LOOKED al parts M America PAM Hamburg,
hofpay, Sweden, India, Australia &c.
iIcuisi0n tickets granted Al lowest ntes.
Drafts from
For inspection II plans sBi other information. apply
OCEANIC STEAM NAVIGATION co.'s OFFICES
No. 10 Brosdwsy. \. T.. j. ~. SPARKS. Agent.
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>0lD OyLl ~ srBaCRP1O

3D.. be- .or e-,,b bV stis-ii1 sIt The most ad
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Ile omea nss ~ ous Booksellers 50 eager oi
large qusnt VI lar u editions have had 10 printed before
enough '0"'' w prepared for supplying hTst orders
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III, Farmer will make and thousands Of dollars he viii only
read and practice from and other readers chiefly people
will gather It's sensible pages advice plainly told that VIII ~ god
TO them in after life.
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The transactions at the Clearing House for the past
Meck cnnnare rs follows with those Of The preylons week

Discounts 500 1880 Legt TeDlers. g15I
lAaJG1 Deposits
CIcuadon. sol
The transactions at the Clearing House for the past
week compare follows with those OF the previous week
Ccslls or Wcel ending April ~68sll3 50
Cc.rn-t the week ruug Apr 3, ,8il....... boboi8 ~
Balances tlt week en- Ting April l. l3,l...... 2ud48 20
Ba'auc tae wees ending April l'l....... A'o+O5 10
We understand that bids TO the amount Of 35o0OoO Tor
the second Consolidated and Sinking Fund Mortgage
Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company have
been received of which s2sOO were at prices ranging
from per cent to 81 $500 per cent The amount adNer
tsrd for, s15OCOo has been awarded according to the
bids This loan il to be appropriated to the changing Of
the gauge of the Companys road from Fix feet t0 four
feet eight and balf incnes a. 20 make II conform 70
the gauge OF Its numerous connecting ana ner>ecing
liuc and provide the necessary rolling stock &c.
Tho 81. Joseph ana Denver city Railroad Company
report earnings Tor first week In April IN excess OF any
prey week and that their net earnings To date eN
ceed la amount the interest on their bonded debt.
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o.. t.a, 'of .snersi .ac 20, '"uDi
~ e5 .sd il -FsI h si houi tie va-t e-ertoa
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Gearbrrs.

rnIp.CuFRS WANTED for English, French,
GnSn Classic Painting, and Ma.ic to introduce 70 Families,
sboIs sr seminses Send fe1 ngieS SAn hdass "'h
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nlnsital gnsirumenls.

flnsiral gnsirumenls.
A LARGE stock of PIANOS. best makers, to
" REST or SILL cheap for cash inaeus Rent agyid
~ ,ela,, Please call and eIanine at ~ NJ NERRkLs Ware
room, No Unlon-'quAre. tlej Fourth-agel
CUURCH ORGAN for SALE, containing 90
sto two banks Of teYs p pedals suhbsse l6 H.
New budg 10 take is place Wi be sold cheap Apply
' DE GRAY 4 ELLISON.
ag,nts Tor Smiths American Orgam.
81 unon-sqgsre EsvYork
DIANOS, ORGANS, and MELODEONS, for
/ SALE or RENT at reduced prices.
PRINCE Co. ORGANS, neg STYLES.
NELODEOSS, S35; ORGANS Sfh.
A STEIyWAY PIANO for rent or sae r'tslmens
:. T. GORDON. 1oG EroS'gay.
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WHAT KNOW OF FARMIN q.

The Book w'be ready for delivery this vt & n ~
18th and T on e viii K. 6ej In r6isionh come prs' seI'u
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4 O0n BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

s,tr-l or clifton of Hf Ioraee Gee' ~ book
.W4tl KyU4f or i.RdING" 81 preparation. sod viii he
rs~.f a fr tal-
j. " - I.rs, tt.go u i. gaI,l liiic rll c N lout
~. OIL i.sI ro,i t.f of ST. ,.s..o Ir-, ta 30
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NJ. Greeley has viu his book the plues and simplest manner
he generally accorded tie merit ~ having set
forth the little pretend know language that few can m to un
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Loan, and Dis Specie. Leg Ten. Depo,lt'. cirIulat

TABLE Ofhe 4rerage ABOtHt of Loans, Specie Circah
tim, DeDOSits aud Legai Tenders ia he BoikS Ct N
Cify cf NeW- Iork Cor ne reek eadiHg saturday, Apr
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Ncw i)nblications

dr.. IIpPINCO1'T& & CO.. PUBLIsHEgs
"a ANp9 ~ IsglttI-s1'.. PHIL ADiLlIuA AND
- g0vu.@V spy- v,.g,
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TIE book is remarkable one good excellent a1ye
and valuable sbouuds in make really valuable
iu ANY Of business, occupation or profession
ought sell millions copies Every family ought 10 have copy
and they ought o read and re-resdi.
f. ought to hands every and child in the
word-f bev Iadad thcy dOG ought be read
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n The hes books puhhed upor the steet u does
no consist Of LOT dry dali eys upon AgrGninIe NAV no one o %
tt mpst writers world, in his most agreeable manner
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Z A Z Z \ q
NEW ENGLAND BAKERY AND CON
~ RRCTIONERY.
L. H E 8 s

Successor to ". Sanford Post ONCE block, Ottawa III
All kinds Of Fancy and Wedding Cake kept constantly
hand and made to order Also Crackers and
the bakery line, Is low a. any house in the West.
Alse large assortment Of Confectionery constantly o.
hand. Orders respectfully solicited.
Ottawa, Jan. Is. 1863. -2ltf L. HK9S
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A "sYNDIoATE".-Ths word appears quite
frequently of late in the dispatches referring
to the negotiation in Europe about the Bout.
well loan, and as it is found in no dictionary.
the question Is frequently asked what il
means. We presume the simplest definition
would be, "a combination of bankers to take
up a loan; y but in the present case, the idea
would be conveyed to an American reader
with vastly more precision if instead of "syn.
dictate" the dispatches used the word "ring."
The simple English Of It is, that Jay Cooke
and Boutwell, have succeeded in forming a
ring" OF bankers in Europe who propose to
skin our government out of few millions by
agreeing to take the Boutwell, loan in con
sideration that they are paid the interest for
half year before they pay over the money,
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A JoHNsoN.-It will take at least 80 wears

A JoHNsoN.-It will take at least 80 wear.
yet before a just and impartial history Of An.
drew johnson can be written in this country.
Meantime across the water there are intelli.
gent minds who can estimate h,m fairly. and
can speak OF him without ribaldry or abuse.
Thus in recent number of the Westminster
Reciem, one Of the ablest of the British quar-.
tcrlies' we find summing up of the
character Of Andrew johnson which, cons;der.
ing whence it proceeds, is both Just and man.
~. The writer, who otherwise displays no
great sympathy for our institutions, acknowl.
edges the ability OF the ex.Presldent, and
thinks, had congress paid more heed to his
suggestions, and treated him with more re-
spect, the country would have been immeas.
urably better off for so doing. johnson is a
great lawyer, and he knows the value of ad-
herring strictly to the constitution as the su.
preme law osthe land, and when he discover.
Ell there was strong disposition on the part
of congress to disregard the plain letter of
that instrument, and divcrting the whole ma
chnery OF government from its legitimate
channel, he stood like n bulwark between its
revolutionary purpose, and the accomplishing
OF its object. His vetoes were admirable state
papers as well as the most exhaustive treatises
on the law of the land, and although his sug.
gestions were treated with dcrision by con.
gress, the Supreme Court have sustained him
in almost every instance where the questions
he discussed have come before that body.
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Hon. David a. Wells, in late article in the
North American Recier upon the past and pres.
ent condition of the country, comes to these
conclusions; He finds that the complaints of
the working people, in spite Of the nominally
Increased rates of wages, are general, and that
the wages do not meet the cost of the neces.
saries OF life Ships are rotting at the wharvcs,
important branches of manufacture arc aban.
doned, and producers of staple articles COM
plain that they earn no profits. Commerce is
crippled, and, while exports diminish, imports
increase IN proportion. The people are now
using less tea, coffee and sugar, and fewer
shoes and boots than before the war, Mr.
Wells is a republican, but the moral and the
lesson of all this is that there should be n
change in the administration of the govern.
ment
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Boutwsll's Grand Success.

Secretary Boutwell, will doubtless he raised
to the very pinnacle of felicity when he learn
that his genius a. fnancier, In the manage
ment of the new loaE: meets the approval o
so high an authority as the Ottawa Rspu5
lean. Congress, last winter, at the solicita
ton of Secretary Boutwell,, passed . law au
thorizing him to take up the 81 500, 0O0, OOC
OF $50 bonds and fund them in new loan,
$500, 100000 to bear per cent. interest, $780,.
100000 A per cent. interest, and the rest 4
per cent. Mr.. Boutwell, has been engaged all
summer in trying to dispose of these $780,
100000 new bonds, and up to month ago
had got rid, chiefly through brides to the
banks, of about $SO,OOO,OOO of the 5 per cents.
Thus, with all his high promises last winter,
he saw that his new loan would be an igno-
minious failure, in spite of all his advertising
and his sending several financial agents to
Europe at an enormous expense. He was in
despair. In this extremely he received call
from Jay Cooke. After long interview, q
despatch was cooked up and sent to Mr..
Richardson in Europe, to be sent back by him
as coming from Frankfort, announcing that
he had completed negotiation for part
of the new loan. Then the matter was turned
over to Jay Cooke, who forthwith organized
his famous syndicate or "ring" with the
Frankfort bankers. The arrangement with
this ring" or clique is just this: Mr.. Bout
we'll agrees to withdraw all of the 81 500.
100000 loan from the market except 5000.
100000 OF the per cents $50, 100000 of these
had already been taken, s5O,OOO,OOO more are
reserved for the national banks, Jay
Cooke agrees to take $1O,O0o,OOO, and all that
is left of this enormous success in d,spo sinp
of the loan in Europe is an agreement Of the
Frankfort bankers to take the other $780,
100000 on terms that make them as good as
6 per cents The whole thing, as success.
full negotiation of a loan, is shallow hum.
bug, and the upshot of all is, dirty little
steal by Jay Cooke g. Go.
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RADICAL VICroRIEs.-The radicals have
reached that stage when escape from a tota
route at thepolls surprises them, and anything
bearing the semblance of a victory fills them
with rejoicing. Thus they speak Of the re-
cent election in North Carolina:
North Carolina, which was carried by the
Democracy last lear, by 1000 majority, is now
thoroughly Republican, recently triun,phine
with majority Of 10000 for that ticket,
Tins knocks state out Of the Democratic
electoral column where least expected.
The election in North Carolina was on the
single question whether convention should
be called to frame a new constitution, and this
question was complicated with another,
whether such convention should be called a
year sooner than it could be legally under the
present constitution. Grants attorney gea.
eral, Alderman, told the people that if they
called the convention in the illegal way pre-,
posed the national government would NOS
recognize its work and would take military
possession of the state. Under these circum.
stances, the people voted against calling the
convention. To call this a party victory is
catching at straws indeed.
So the recent election in Kentucky is claim.
ed as u victory. Three or four years ago.
when radicalism felt too feeble in that state to
make fight, the democrats elected their
governor by 10000 majority. At the con.
gressiona election last year, however, the rad.
icals contested every district, and lost the
state by an aggregate majority of $4,000.
Since then $4,000 negroes have been admitted
to the ballot in Kentucky, and now they lose
the state by $4,000 to 10000! This is called
victory, because they have not, in spite of
their accession Of $4,000 niggers, gone back to
the old majority Of 10000 against them.
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The branch of the congressional ku.k,uy
committee that went south find their chief
cause Of Indignation in the fact that the peo-
pie ofthe south are call ku.klux" IN that they
are all trying to ''put up the democratic par
ty." They might disguise as much as they
pleased and commit as many murders as they
pleased, If they only did 1t in the name of the
Union League ana in the interest of the repub.
llcan party.
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The Wisconsin Democratic State Conven.
ton on Wednesday unanimously nominated
the Hon. JAS r. Dooittlc as the democratic
candidate for Governor of that state, on a
platform approving the so-calied "ncw de-
parture." Nj. Doolitte accepted the ncmlna.
ton, and addressed the convention in the
greatest democratic speech of the summer
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The Supreme Court Of this state has just re-.
versed former decision on the subject and
now holds that "all bets on elections arc
against public policy, the best interests Of the
country and void"