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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

HESTrCK MINING COMPANY. the
n regular animal meeting Of the stocthold.
ers NJ the Kentuck Mining Company will be
yada Block, San Pranei.eo. California. on
"WEDNESDAY. Oh. al day Of November. 1916.
at the hour Of two O'Clock r.. ~. TraLsfsr
bnohs cio,ed November IS. 1870. At three
O'Clock =. n.
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Po.rrONHMHNr.
MISxERsockE. nIyINa

allbu w ITlIf1La ~ nl4Cr
OF business. san Francisco. California
Lscafion of works. America Plat Mining
District. STOREY county. Nevada.
Notice 1. hereby given. that 81 . meeting OF
the tari OF Dirccturs. held % The thirteenth
u3 NJ day Of weather. iSis. an asse.smsnt
,No. isl Of tine Ioi,sr and Tventy-n.e Cents
,si 3s, per share vas levied upon eArh ,ni evey
sh.rc 81 the capital stock of ih- ksieh rbr cser
Mining Company rri,rss n'ed BY esrtifesies
i..u~t pr. . N Oh, seeend adj aay NJ April.
isfd, ami in IN. .ani OF rairty Gents go j per
share upon each AMI -,e'y shars 81 The saii
capital stosk represented NJ e.rtih'aies i.saai
subsequent 10 the . eond tid) day 81 Aprh.
isls. payable Immediately. In United staies
roli coin. to the Secretary. At the once OF ,ne
Cnmpzny. No. ~ Academy Bnilding. No. ~
Fin. -tr,e,, >sn franeisco. California.
Any stocs npon ~hieh This ss-ss.mens shan
Iemsin uapAid q n sArUfDAY. the lsh day 81
peesmbcr. isis. shall he teeiped deiinqreat.
aud vii Ne dull, aivvrtls-f Tor sale 81 lub 10
suction, md usls-- payment shall be fasis be-
bore VIII b. .ed on fHrHsD>Y. the fourth
tthl day NJ January. isrt. to ray the delin
quent ss~-e.sn-bt tos,th-r Nth cssis sf sdvcr.
ttslsg and -nyens-- a. ssl-.
by Order Of the Board Of Directors.
J n. sAYRE. rseretsry.
Ofhce-So. Sf Academy Baidins, Nc -, Pine
street. san francisco. CAhfornia. noiIid
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q. %. STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

DEauLAR MEETING EVERY SATURDAY
IL EVENING. at 10 O'Clock. at Miners
Union Hall. Rs.reet. Virginia CITY.
SIN J. =. alxnNwoop. RS.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Nrricx CHALLENGE CONSOLIDATED
~ NJ ins o,mpsny. San PkAre,sce. Cell.
hrnis. NOVEMBER I. tsis.-Tns annual meeting
e ne .soshh lA-rs Of The Cnsil.ne~ CONSOLE
ds'ef Mining Company Will he he'd 81 their Of.
%. Room No 10 Hayvsrd-s Building. Fan
rS.eei.se. California. % THURSDAY. No.
veaNer is,h psrt. a n o.rlos M. Trsnsfer
he,,is s,l scss On saturday. n. iith Instant.
auod Y. Y. pEAs. aser~tav.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

Ovyion OF rHH CALIFORNIA wNna
W COMPANY. han Yrsn~.ss. Cahfosnh. Ne
yeIah.r .. fsN.-ats usetsg - ne I'D =
ptre~sou Of the above namod Comturu, ~
Ais dag. . dividend mo. n sf rvu hs4rU NJ
shOs ~as DECLARED. payable o. xkDkBSblY,
November lbth Transfer hoon siosed unNi
the isrh Instant
nolk In c. 0OHDON H@rretaPv.
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POsTpoNEuRSr.

Al q meeting 81 the board Of Dirsc'or- Of the
Lady Bryan Mining Company. held on the 10th
day of November. lsI6. tn. sale 81 the dsiin.
quent stock advertised above was postponed
until MONDAY, November 20. isi6. 81 tbs
zane hour and place A. above stated.
by orlcr 81 the Board % Dirrc'ors.
nolOtd WM N McCLINTOCk. SECRETARY,
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DELINQUENT SALES.
CgLyEE coNsoLIpArED MN.

IN1 Locaiion of princIpal
SIrs.1 uss.es. siiginis Nevada.
Nevada. '"''J e"un'y'
There are delinquent upon the following.
described stock. on account OF assas.ma,,,
!No. y levied upon the 9TH day OF Octob.r'
1870, the several amounts set opposite the
ioxs: wv
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FOR r TENT.

TINE LARGE AND RiIaiBLR STORE RR.
Gently oceuried by y. KL0sTHRMAk, In
siayns'd's Bloch. Main street. Gold iiiii.
Terms reasonable and immediate poss. ssion
given.
i.9ulre si 0silup's Cigar Store. In the ,.mo
b7iidins. Of
oelstf NJ nav
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DELINQUENT SALES.
M 6RYAN IININ0 con.

r ADY BRYAN AINlNQ CON.
PANY, - Location OF principal place Of
6usiness, San Francisco, California
Location Of works, Plovsry hinins Diso1et,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
lowingdescribed stock, on account o. as:ess-
hsr isTo. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, ~ FOL.
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I%ssEssNENfS LIVIKb.
YLosE CoNsoLiDArED INNING

0LoaE CONSOLIDATED nINISa
III COMPANY Loo stion NJ principal place
of hasine.s, san Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Gold Hnl, storey esuns1,
Nosics IL hereby given. that d amsstins Of
IN. Hoard Of Directors. held On The NH day
Of October. isId. IN assessment INC. " OF
Twenty ave Gents pei shArc wss levied upon
the capital stock 81 TIE corporatioa. payanie
imm.dis,sly. In uni..d sta,ss ssd ss,.. Y ena-
No. I. sos NoItxonsry srss'. San FAssss'
California
AM stock apoa which this sa.smsas hail
remain anpaid on he ssh dsy o. NessSo H.,
is1s, yin BE- ~dsiisQasat. aud sdvsrusso
ssis "a pobii, suetisn. and unlen psymsesp
msds bsfors viii Be cold on wkDNispA.
the 3sh day Of Deesnssf ine. 70 z, - ~
linausnt ssssssnsnt. tos.nss W" 49,
siysra.ns I'D sIRsSsss 81 y p;,sssors.
VI. n. DO0AhT. tscrseAfy.
ones Rssn Va. 1. "a xontsoesy ssrsss'
San rransiseo. oAiifcrais. 1919
oouru oPHiR nINlNo coMFA.
SN-Loeafion Of principal place q ban
ne>s. ssn Francisco. CA~iiiSrnaa-
Location Of wofhs, oold Hin. ssorsv cs1nT'
No,ic. 10 hereby given. thai d . nsstne Of
the Board Of Direetor, held % the stA day Q.
October, 1919. IN assesAmsnt the. ~ OF
Ton Osnts per shars vS svied upoa We
capital stock OF The corporation. peyAos IN
mcdiaiely, In rnitsd ststes sod CON. W sns
secretary. ~ the once of the sAd CsmpanS,
Room No. .. at NJ. 7s Montgomery sssss. Dan
Francisco. California
Any sioch upon which this asssssment ssAii
remain unpaid On The 7d day Of Nevsnoss
1915, will Be dsiinausat. snA advssnsed TO-
made before will rs sold en- ruEsDAf. IN
i7th DAY Of December. fsIs. - PAP tbs dsiin
quenl sa>essmsnt. tossthsr vtth eosn N Ave
tisins and expenses q ale
Z. O. GILnRRT, sssrv<ssy.
Onnce-Rosm No. .. ct NJ. 17t hos,s n.sn
street. Gan rrancisco. oaiifcrsia -YI'As
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE n HsRxBy otvIv THAT Z
IN have this day PLACED In the hanas OF the
lows Attorney N. delinquent list of ,al.s due
the Tr~- told Hill tor IN. ssesi wear endi e
The nrst Mo,dsy In Nay. A.. d 1877: and tha'
ten r-r cent. ~d~lineuene, has h~~n sided tn all
,ares nov unpaid. and that upou the -tpira.
t,cn ~ twenty dsys from dss sni, will be In.
s.ttutsd In the prvpsr courts fos thu recovery Of
an taI~s sail unpaid.
I'D. LOYEAcHAN.
NArxnsi AMI TAT Col.ectcr % ne Town N
ooid IN.
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And IN sccorisnos with Law. and an order of
the hoard OF Directors. made on the 10th day Of
November. 1876. 20 many shares OF each parcel
of such stock - may be Necessary will DO sold
Bak.r, No. " South q street, Virginia, Nevada.
ON DECEMBER EIGHTH. isf6, at thu hour OF
10 n. Of said day. 10 pay said dslinqusnt assess-
ment thereon, together with oosts OF advertis-
ing and eIpenres Of the sale.
oRO. n. wfNTHkBIiHk. Secretary.
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PIANOS TO LET.

NiRsr.cLAss PIANOS Tom@
i LET. By n. n. PARSONS, Lao"
Passenger Depot. Virgins Ctr. Once hours.
nom ! 10 80 e'eioek P.n. ssstf
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
VELLow JASKEr s!LwE y s M.S.

---lA
mo COMPANY. Location OF wofAs'
Oold iiiil. storey County, Se,sdA nj,
Principal plsee OF business, MAIN suee'' oo'u
Hill. Ssvsta. .u..,n.o
the BoArd % Trustees OF said COMPANY. ne..
on the 2sth day of ocieoer, !sse, IN 800 III
mo. 7D OF one ponAl ", W ,hs c.ni,sl
,ssise u}' s.,S camnsny nayshle Immediately,
" ~ sss,es sold coin, 10 the Secretary. at
ne.m.ss ~ ia comnany Main strset, Gold
w, un o%.r ~, INV
$500 anon whieh ssid ssscssment shAll
Any s.o,. on MONDAY. peoeDbsr 4. $50
..ssIi ~ asemed deIinaueut. and will b. duly
sx...Issd Tor ssie a, pnbiIc auction. and unless
ns,msnt shsii N. male before will he sold on
GkDSEsDAY. m. ri dsy Of January. ISM, at
pasy. 10 nav The dslinousnt assessment, to-
s-tssr v<th costs OF adysrfsing ana sxpsnsss
~ ~.
n, orasr Of The Bosrd of rusessL
al ~ uOPIiNa a<ervkarv.
Cola I'm, New, October as, 1873. oc2std
hAnTON HOLD AND
~ MINING oohPASY .-Location oil prin-
|ScmAs
Location u works, DsVn's Gate District.
Notice = hereby given. that :. u . m meeting Of
me posra D,surrsS'o,s' a.sa "a = NJ AZ y,
IN sei. ,m'
spmS ssof 81 S 2, ,ns sS,p ,s. sois paIao 10 ,Ss
msal..sy'. ssnnn%. $3.50 k%sa az. Po,n,
sssrs,ary. :. mo on,ss Of ne company; ho @,.
= nAyssrss s..."
susst. IN trsne'soo, Ssnio'nia .s.u
Any stosk spoa ssien .ais assessmeu. "a.
remain unpaid on the I'M dsy OF D.eenoe,.
lsIs. I'll os aslnquen', AID Aaveftisea 70. sase
y psolis auction; and as,sss Amen maui
before yin Be sold on me eeeona
Id day a Jauuafy. ISlI. 70 pAy The uellnQutul
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az IN 900 skR DAY At HOME
sA1np.ss .oNn tiuse.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

A House WITH FIPTrHN ROOMS.
n suitable for either lodging or boarding.
Tor sale or rent on reasonable terms. II ths
tnrn Of the road near the Imperial mine. FOR
further particulars apply on the premi.es
teip linz j. J. oOSNELLY.
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And In accordance with Law. add ~ order Of
tho BOARD of Dircctors. made on the 9Th day Of
October, 1910, ~ many shares Of each parcel
sold Of public auction. 81 tho once Of the
Company, Room 20, No. SCI Montgomery
street. Gan Francisco. California. ON MONDAY,
Oh. 7rth day Of November. ls1s. Of he hour OF
I O'Clock r. n. Of said day. N pay said dslin.
quent assessment thereon. togethsr with costs
q. A. sANKRY. Secretary.
Ofhee-ltoem %, No. ISL Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California. nolitd
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LOST |!

A COMMON EXPRESSION HEARD Al.
n most every day 81 have lost eonndence
In my watch Z" Tsts II 10 J.. Q. BITCH. NJ
south q street. Virginia and have u made 10
90 A. we'll a. ever. ocS I'm
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a MINING COMPANY Location Of prin
eipal piscs Of business. Ban Yraneiseo, cAi.
GrniA.
Location of WORKS. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notios.-Thcrs Ars dslinQuent upon the FOL
lovin, dessribed stock. on account Of asssss-
ment mo. o. levied on tho Esd day a. bsptem-
Der. 1878, the several am,unis ret opposite the
lows;
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NOLD ANO ED
W MtNtSa CoNPANY.-Losst on OF Win
eip,i place of ba.insss. Gan prane,scc Cali.
fornis.
Location Of -ors., Gold mn p,.,r,s Store,
eoanty. Nevada.
b Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 . meeting of
the n ari of Directors % said Company. held
on the 18Th day Of september. isIs, an asssss-
ment of Ten Gents per shsrs vas levied up.,n
ths capital stock 81 IN. eorpoatos. psyssis
inmsflsisly. IN unitsd s,st.s gold coin. N the
s.eretary pro ton, at h ose.. Rocus Scs.s
ami 10. No as Cisy str,st (-fnee 81 hesEs.
O'Coanor q fArdoul. san fAnetseo, u
fornia.
An, stock upon waleh THE assessment ssal
remaln unpaid on NO the 18Th day of
soysmb~r isrs. yin No delinquent. and sdves
.i.ci Tor sale 81 public auction, and nnlsss ray
msrt 4. male bsfore witi he old on WkDSEt
pAY. the am day ~ Deermtsr, isfs. 10 pay
The dsiin1uent Assessment. tg-sher WIN es-'s
Of Advertising and esp~rses 81 ale.
A. A. PARpOw. secretsy pro tsni.
O~rncs-Rooms . and 10. No. ss Clay s'reet.
san Francisco. California. se.osd
PO>rrONEMHSr.
q Id Canon Consolidated mimi: c,mrasy.-
rhs deliaqs-a, list Of the assessment levi ny
IN. -sii Osmpsny on IN. 18th dAy Of sepieun-
hsr. isfs AID the puhlieA;ton % the saA list.
y Postponed NATL MONDAY. the sth dag OF
Nosen0er. is1s.
iy order Of the Bosri of piree,cr.
noictd A. A. PAtpow. SECRETARY.
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A rLANric CoNsoLloArED aln;

TLAyrlC CONSOLIDATED III.
A ISG COMPANY -tocati n o. prinsipsi
rlsr. Of business San brantiss,. O,ltf,ruia-
Location ri works. Devtfs Gate Disuiss.
stor.r and Lyon eounties. Nevada
N.tice IL hereby gives. that 81 . nesting OF
the Trustee. 81 ssii COMPANY. held % the nth
.isy Of october. 1878. an assessment mo. IL OF
rv,u,y .nse u nts par shAre vas lsvtsd upon
the capital sto,k ~ ths corporation. payable
inmsilleiy. 4, gold cotn o. the unitsd ssaies.
10 IN. sserstsr,. si the once % The Oomrany,
lso IN 81. No. 80 Pine strs>t. ssa francisco.
California.
Any -loel . which ,his ssssssmens shall
remsln unpaid on IN, 18th day u Nsvember.
isis. will h. dsliaquen,. and stvertissd foe
sal- 81 pablo suction. and unle.s payment 10
md, bsfos- VII b, sold "a UGbDAr. the
isuh day q D>cemh>s. isis tn pay ths dslin-
aa-nt s.-es.m.n,. together vth eosn of 81
vrrlisins anil slp-as-s ef sAls.
PETER ROHsNrsOn. Secretary.
O~fice-koom 81. No. 1o rtns stre-t, Men
frnri.r~. Csliforuta or14l1
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MINT GOLD AND SILVIA MN,

MI mo CONpANT.-Locstion 81 pftnsipsi
Mac 81 business, san vrsnoisoo. CahfnruiA
Lrstion of works, Virginia Mining District,
STOREY county, state OF NsvafA-
Malice 10 hereby given. that AL ncsclx y,
the Il.xri Of Trustees, held On The ilth day OF
txtober, isId. an assessment No. 10 OF birHrsn
Crnt1 per share was lsvied upon he eApi,s
STOCK 10 the corporation. payable isneilA.sly.
In Unlted states gold coin. 70 the seefetfJ.s
Csifosnis strvst, san yrsncises. California:
Ar stock upon which tnis as.essm.ots nAn
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY. the 18Th day
.f Ns-sIaser, isTd. viii b~ delinausnt. and I'd.
vcr,Is-i ior sale Al puelie Aaes,sa; and ssi.ss
rIirKsDAY. the Trh day 81 Decsussr. lists,
Ia par tho dslinqusnt assessment. soistnsf
with eosts OF AAs.rtisi.e and Expenses OF sais.
q. A. JENNINGS. secretary.
O~nre-Rcom Z. No. tt Caiifornia sirss''
San Yrsrcisco. California eslNl
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIRST
Jui.ciAi District ot the stAte Of Nevada, In
and fsr TIE cnun y 10 storey.
HIfyknErH pfsinti6 versua
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GShsSis S sH SSSs.s go $500 ~ q :.

o-mce-Reon 81. No. 8, rrs. s,rs.i, "
franei.e-. California oe9<tA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-14
THE THIEVES, HOLIDAY.

The prosecution OF the whisky ring, the
only step of "reform" ventured upon by any
member Of the republican administration and
for which Bristow was ANONYMOUSLY thrust
out Of the cabinet, has finally and shamefully
pete!ed out With exception of Mckee and
Joyce, whose pardon is deferred until after the
presidential election "for the good of the par.
ty," about every convicted whisky thief was
pardoned in time to lend his help TO the par
ty at the October elections. The only hitch
in the business Of a total abandonment OF the
prosecutions and turning loose the convicted
thieves occurred in the Chicago district,
where District Attorney Bangs was found
to possess little remnant of conscience, and
a consequent unwil.Ingness to become par.
ty to the disgraceiul procedure. To bridge
that difficulty the infamous Storrs was placed
over HIM, and the niamy was consumma ted
without further difficulty. And now stalk
forth out of Jail the notorious Jake Rehm,
who confessed to robbing the government of
half million; and lIesing, his partner and
equal in crime; and then long file of con.
victed government storekeepers and gaugers,
without whose criminal completely the oper.
ations Of the other thieves would have been
impossible. The general Jail delivery is not
confined TO Illinois, but includes the whole
list of conviction at Milwaukee, Indianapo.
lis, Nincennes, st. Louis, &c. And it is the
party whose chief does this, and whose lead.
ers prompt and applaud the act, to which the
country is asked to look for reform Had
Swartwou,, the defaulter during Van Buren's
administrators, been arrested, tried and con-
victed, and then pardoned, II would have con.
signed Van Buren, and his whole party to
everlasting iniamy. Yet Swartwout's defal
cation was less than 100000, while these par
doned republican scoundrels confess to steal
ing millions. Let us hope that with the end
=. Of republicanism in November will end III,
|, holiday of the thieves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-14

During weeks sojourn in Pennsylvania
recently we were rather surprised at the con-
fidence with which the Democrats talked of
carrying that state for Tilden. They say the
people are thoroughly disguised with the cor
ruption of Grantism, and that disgust is in
tensified since the management of the repub-
llcan campaign OF that state has been placed
in the hands of Bill Kemble as chairman of
the state committee. Kemble is the man who
understands addition, division and silence"
AMI found a worthy pupil in the notorious
treasury thief George o. Evans, certifying TO
his qualifications as follows:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA,
HARRISBURG, March %, 1867.
My DEAR TITAN: Allow me to introduce
to YOU my particular friend, George o. Evans.
He has a claim of some magnitude that he
wishes you would help him In. Put hin,
through as you would me. He understands
addition, division and silence.
Yours, W. Ii. hEMBLE.
To Titan J. Coffee, Esq Washington, ID. I.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-14
A SOLID SOUTH.

Behold" exclaims southern correspon.
dent Of a leading republican journal of New
York, what great power negro suffrage has
given 10 the South! 1t has increased their
representation so largely that, with the aid If
New York, Connecticut and California, for in.
stance, they can control legislation, elect the
president, and administer the government
machine as they see it, The rest of the Unit.
ed States can whistle The solid South and
'he three states named will be the govern
ment in all that the term implies" And the
correspondent proceeds to inquire whether,
TO prevent such dire outcome. il il not time
'or the republican party seriously to contem-
plate the expediency of disenfranchlng the
olacks' 1t is evident as a voting machine in
favor OF the radical party of the north. thew
are no longer to be relied upon. For instance.
ex-senator Revels, the noted Missssipn;
negro leader, is stumpng the state for Tiden,
and has recently put forth an address to the
negroes, in which he saws:
The Democrats of Mississippi have fulfilled
every promise made to colored citizens last
year. They haye reduced taxes one half. also
the expenses OF government, and instead of
depriving US of educational privileges they
give our children five months of schooling.
while they only had four under the Repubii..
cans. In 1875, under the Republicans. the
state taxation amounted to $Gl300O; for 1876
under the Democrats, the state taxes are only
$20O,S05.
This certainly don't look much like encou.
ragement for the bloody shirt, or the Morton
cry OF danger that the Democrats will re.en-
slave the negroes. Rather it indicates a solid
South of which African suffrage is the back
bone, and against which the republican rem.
edy will be, as indicated above, a bayonet
ballot.boy or negro Acknowledgement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-14

THE n. Y. TIMES CoNFEssEs.-ln the n.
Y. Times OF Sept. Sth, in its statement of the
"False Income Return of Samuel J. Tilden,"
occurred this item:
Fees during the year from the Tole- -
do & Wabash Railroad Company $4,000
And IN the same paper of Sept. 2lst the ed
Itor confesses as follows:
In Judge Slnnott's letter it Is asserted that
the Toledo IL Wabash Railroad Company
never was a client of Mr.. Tilden, ana that
neither in 1862 nor al any other time did he
receive any fees from 1t. That ce must accept
as concl,tsire. Proof of our charge was prom
Used from authorities In which we had conf
dence, but in rs absence that item must be
UithdrdHH.
So the Times confesses that it charged an
eminent citizen with perjury upon mere ru-
NOR or malicious gossip about transaction
which never took place.
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THE DECISION.

Like Austerlitz, Waterloo and Sadowa so
the battle in Indiana last Tuesday was the
decisive victory of the pending campaign.
There may be many more minor battles ana
skirmishes, but the outcome OF all is settled,
fixed, inevitable. Without Indiana, the re-
publicans assured us, the election of Tilden
is impossible. Without Indiana, the demo.
Gratis as positively retorted, the election OF
Hayes is impossible. Neither side in,erposed
doubt Oh this point, and the issue thus made
up. the battle between the opposing hosts
commenced, and for three months or more
ragged with unexampled fury. Meyer before
in the history of the country was state so
bedeyiled and belabored by the tongue-wag
cinp polticlans-never before was a commu.
nlty of voters so coaxed cajoled, tempted
driven or bounded as were the voters of lndi
ana during the last three months.
The republicans went into the fight with
the signal advantages of abundant money,
thorough drill and compact organization.
The democrats relied mainly on an overween.
ing confidence in superior numerical strength
and the justice of their cause The result was
doubtful only on account of the well known
superiority of the enemy in point ofmcney and
discipline, compared with the confessed power
ty, bad organization and proverbial misnange-
men, of the opposition, However much of the
latter was remedied before election day, and
in the grand clash at the polls on Tuesday,
both parties came up in equally compact col,
umns.
The resut-a democratic majority of from
{, 900 to 5000 and thus decisive victory-nol
only settles the hash for Hayes, Gran; and
Mortonism in Indiana In November, but 1t
equally settles the hash of radicalism through.
out the Union All the states counted as GER
tain for Tilden, such as New York, New Jer.
sew and Connecticut, are made more certain
and many states counted as barely doubtful,
such as Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan,
are now made lndisputably so. The elan of
victory is ON the side of Tilden, his election
is placed beyond any reasonable doubt, and
now that immense popular food-tide known
as the floating vote will all rush towards the
winning side with irresistible impetus. There
will be wonders revealed at the polls in No
vember.
Take glance at the situation. In the light
Of the elections on Tuesday, the result IN all
The states may be predicted with almost posi-
live certainty as follows: