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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-09
Mmertfantfbe tntcrftiitung fir Ga
rtbdlOt+

Der 6elo Stalien8 bebarf CUR 8onfabrun9
iI24iaer srpBen luternebmuugen g efb, @eIb
unit mteoer @elb. Sin Nufruf beS nit
@aribalbi 6ano in Sano 9ebenoen italieniI6eu
glationalperein8 in Turin lust IN bieier 8e5ie=
bun9:
Der 8erein wenbet fh an bic 9iberalen in
alien 2dnbern CT btttet lte, Counties gu fifteen
gum Samneln BON @aben fir Elm Solt, nell
Dies burd ben bdrteiten unp perperft61ten Ibz
lDluti8mu8 our SnIurreftipn 9~etrieben ipurpe
unO leet @iaenS 1T, an einem freien unD un<
-aBbdngtgeu Stalten G6eil gu nebmen. Gtuf
Antrieb Der 8il66fe flteBen aus aIen Staaten
Gurppa'8 bepeutenoe @"eloIummen naH Gpm,
nit beren 8eibTlfe Die 9esatipnen init @affenz
9emalt wieoer Dem pdpfliden SOD unterwor
fen merben loQen ; Die 9iberalen miilleu oieles
Beiipiel na9abnlen uno ben i}ilianiIhen 3n<
iur9enten %beiiprin9en. Oa8 @entrolz@Dmite
in 1uril1 lit bereit, Die einlaufenpen Inter
ittBun8ea SIT bef6roer1, nno pa8 Wpdenblott
be8 8erein8 miro Die Namen Der bcdber3ioen
-9eber UerSffentliden. Die 2tberalen in 6ranf=
reid, 8el9ie1, Deutidlano II Sdmeoen biirz
fen btnter ibren @elinnulg8senp6en in @n9z
LAMB ntdt 3uriidlteben in elmer Sa9e, tpelhe in
bpbem @raoe Die Tretbett oler 90lter anaebt,
benn Der Star5 De8 Oe8pOtil4eu ReSintent8 in
~S8ilien miro nidt Dbne Na9fol9e lein unp bic
bon ibren Soften b~efreiten St3ilianer perben
i'm 9egebeuen 6a1e nit ibrem Danfe85pq gu
@unten anoerer lt6 befreienper 8Dlfer ni9t
3uridbleiten."
Die DeutI6en beS 8efen8 beginner bereits,
bteiem &ufrufe 6Ol9e gu ~leiiten. 9n ct. 9OuiS,
Cincinnati &C. bilpen ii4 gu Dielem 3pefe @rs
mites. 8tr le9en bieie CUTE unO srpBe 9u6e
~uuieren 9eiern o%rin9enO ans Ser5 unD finO
namentlid ~iber5cu9t, OaB bic fiir allies Suite
unO @rDBe ic empfdn9lide Oeutlde 8euSlte=
ruu8 8altimpre'8 binter ben DeutI6en oe8
8eftenS ni6t 5uridbleiben wirb. @tnen 1pez
aieuen 8oridluS MAIDEN mir porerlf ni9t ; oenn
rAalten eS fir praftil4er, un ere 6reun=
De nm 6leuni9e @tnf enoung &C.
ei9neter 8pri6ld9e II er u + II.
neber bas DaB iiaO Ale einpertanOen, ni9t
aber aber oas @te. Die lebtere 6raae ers
leoist li9 am belten bur6 cine biinoise uno
ruide 8dpredun9 i'm nBefer.@ 8er allO
einen suten 8Ori9la9 gu MAIDEN meiB, Der
mS9e ibn unS idleuni9 mittbetlen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-09
@mrOp6ti6e SIa6rtbten.
Sranfrei6.

Ger ate SterpnnmuS 8pnae
p arte bat Ietn unritbmli9e8 2eben aeenoet.
@r 1T I'M nidt ppnenpeten 76. 2eben8iabre ge<
ltorben. Nm Is. DECEMBER 1884 gu Niaccis
9ebDren murbe er in ben neun5iecr Sabren
0unolun98oiener, aber fem 8rueer bolte i'm
9inter benz 2aOeptil4. berpor, lteB i'm eft Ell
ni9e 3eit CUR See untberfabren (bet welder
@ele9enbeit er in Baltimore bic 81tte1lon BET
ratbete uno elnen nod lebt lebenDen So6n err
5eu9te, Delien Sobn our 3eit D%auptmann iii
fran5SfI4en Oienlten it, uno CAB i6m ltatt
Der Sic eiu Scepter in Die 6ano, am 18.
Qu9ult 1907 waro Serome &6nig ben Weltz
pRulen uuO ldlu9 feline 6elipen3 in &aflel auf
no er leA8 Sabre lang cine 9raulid lioerli9e
Wirtbi4aft fitbrte, li4 einen 6arem bielt, in
Wein baoete II. Dgl., furS NaeS that, mas er
%fCnnte, nm 1i4 nod mebr 8era6tuns ais 6aB
5u5u6teben, CbI4Dn er e8 am @noe ntdt drger
trteb, ais Die a"n9eltaunmten 8urfirlteu. SIN
rniitl9en 6elo5u9, III tpeld2em er ein @pnrman=
Do befleipete, betru8 er li4 putnm uno fsig.
SIM Sabre 1913 BON &a1el periast, l9loB er
ltd benz 6ofe Ietne8 8ruoerS an. Sci @az
terlpc belt ct li9 aiemlid gut. Nl6 leiue8
8ruoerS Stur5 erbielt er BON Ietnem 3meiten
S9mteSerpater, benz &6nis BON 8iirttembera,
ben 1itel zines Ser5pS8 ppn Montfort u. lebte
unan9efp4ten in Der SdWei3 uno III 8ien, bis
ibm Die fran5Sli9e MISUNDERSTANDING
1848) bic 6idtebr na4 6rarfrei9 seltattete.
1852 mudte ibn s. NlpoleOn gum @roBmac=
l4al oe8 deid8, Senat8prllibenten uno @pm>
muucauten Oe8 Snp~altoeubaule8. Seitoem bat
er beb1SliA fort Oe9etirt uno Iein Daiein nur
selesentGt9 Our1 S1trisuen III 8etreff Der
EbronfOlse be3ei6net. STR 8. Mapplecn bate
er feinen anoeru Wertb, at8 ben elmer Huine
aus Der 3eit he's alten &ailerrei98. Der le~
benpe Der SSbne, bic er nit Der Yrin5eilin BON
Biirttember9 er5eu9t bat, 1T Der Priu5 Blcn
Plcn, @atte otr lurcinii4en Briu3elin @6lp-
tiloe. Die nod leben1e Go9ter Serpnle'S,
WatbifDe, 9ei9iecene Satin DeS ruiflden 5iirs
ten Demiocff eine seldeute uno iatriguante
BeriOn, bat bi8 CUR Serbeiratbun9 s. gtapolez
On8 cine 3iemli4 widtige 8oQe all DeIIen 6pfe
selpielt, lit aber leitDem nur nod mesen ibrer
2iebl4aften Dor Dem Bubltfum ertpdbut woroen.
8ari8. Der vM cniteur" perSfent<
li4t amtli9 ba8 pom Safer betdtiste Seaat5z
~tOnlult in 8etreff pe8 Anl6lulie8 Sapopen'S
unO 0i5a's; ferner elm Defret, ipel9es bic
Mautblinie Der neuen prOpia3 se9en 8iempnt
~Ielt1telt uno Dem in otele 2inie nidt eingel9lol>
Ienen @ebtete oieielbe 3Oafreibeit 5uerteant>
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9lmerifanifbe Mn6ribtem.

@afbtn9tpn. @iner Der bret Delegu.
ten BON Genneiee, bic mad bet srpBen opal
tun9 in Der 8altimorer 3umpfconpentica Bile
ben uuo an Der Domination bon Douglas
Ibeil nabmems Carroll, 1T Ieine8 NmteS ale
BOitmeiiter in Mempbi8 bonn Brdlioenten ent:
bOben moroea. Man liebt BARN nur ten Glt-
fang elmer 9on5en Geibe BON 9rpleripticuS=
muBre9eln 9e9en Die in 8unoe8dmtern befino>
liden Anbdn9er ppn Douglas.
@afbtm8tom. Grit nq6oem Der bei
ben 6Ofen BON 6ranfreid uno @uslano occrez
bitirte SennOr Mmpnte feline oiplpmatilde
N2iifon aud auf Spanien ausoebnte, bat bic
unbten ma d. Ufsricp gei4ift. Dies
muB UNI 10 mebr in Setra4t 8e5csen werOen,
al8 aud 6rantrei9 unO England in iiinsltel
J3eit ueue @elanOte BET iener 8epablit beslau.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-09
8idbtiae @erboftuna.

L ttca, q. D., Z. Sui. Der IeIt 21'
Mai in Nerpz gprt peri6wnnOene uap bon Der
Bpli5et p~erfOl9te Secretdr Der Yactftc Muil
Steamlbip So, 6r. 6reocrif Spfimann, wur-
be beute in Der N6be on Trenton Tau5, Snei=
oa So, pcn benz gum 8ripatz@i Yrli=
Seicprp8 gebSrenoen gebeimpDli5iiten SuSb
Malterlpn perbaftet. Scffmurn lpl 3wei An.
peil unaen I'M 8etra9e pDn ie $500 9efIlidt
baben unO auBerpem bel elmer betrii9erii4en
Au8sabe bon Sbligattonen Der @cnlpd9nie in
8etrase pen $780, 900 betbeili9t iein. Sbwpbl
Der 8erbaftete leine Spentitdt gu leu9nen Iu9:
te, itebt bielelbe fet. @r befnoet li4 I'M @e.
fdnsni6e.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-09
MnariF auf einem 3titumssS dbreiber.

@aibtn8tpn, z. Sult. @ui8 8.
Sdnabel trat beute MDrBen in bic office Der
r@%rnltitutipn" (Woniteur Budanan'S) uno
eriff ben Sen, 8olpman nit einem Stpd all,
mabrenb 8. in leinem Stuble laB. @iuer Der
Glerf8 fam g, gu Silfe, tpOrauf cd. etleno6
flob. G8 muroen Ic9lei4 MuBre9eln gu leis
ner 8erbuftun9 er9riffem. Der Angriff 9es
l9ab mesen zines in Der v@Cn1itutipn" 9e9eu
Sdnabel entbaltenen Nn9riff8,
GDmunO Tren4 friberer ulfltirenrer Gut
p%erintenoent Der pErealurp Grtenlion", be1
rpesen llnterI4letf8 in llnteriu4un9 mar, itorE
bier lielen MUr9en, Sein PrO5eB IOlte beutf
ltattfinoen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-09
9Onnerltagsz0 eieui6ait
i'm SeHenne @nrten.

Oa es fir jeben 0ebtoeteu 0eutiAen 8eOasfniB lit nab bS ga
9s8 2dlt mo DiiDe nit Ietner 6amiue elm poar Stunoen I'M Nus
taui4 Der @eoanteu init Aneeru 9efaui8 gu p~erleben. uno ba bic
9ptaltdten IN Der Staot in Der bergen SabrssSeit entpecer nibt
tIbI 9enu9 pber n9t Idr Oamen uno Sttcer etngert6tet linp, 10
bat Der unterSeidnete bel6lClien in leinem 4arten ieoen Bonnet
ita8 sta9miuaS BON bis 10 llbr Elm 9ate8
8Deal= un0 JnftrMmeutal : GUnSert
fir oei8lrlleae @eieui4aften
au a~rransren. Ole Dht9leo8tarte tOnet einen Dollar unb
bere9ti9f pn Snba6er oerelben gum freten ginrtt nit ietuer gait
gen 6Omlie fur bic 0pnnerfta9Ss0 ~puSerte ben 9on5en Som-
mer. MitSlieo8farten perCen plUB an %aptanoi9e uno prOnun9S-
liebenbe 9cnte ~ab9e9eben.
Pas erite CONCERT inoet 0Oanerfas ben u. Sui itott. Wit'
9leoStarten fbnnen BON bente an bel j. @aroner, Mp. 8 Hprtt.
Qi9bitr. rub bel benz luter5el1neteH ent9e9en 9eHpmnen peroen.
DaS YrOgramm iOWie ole lbr8en @in8elnbeltem na4iten 0itt-
nod IN Den 3etun9en.
@ur 9te G3pdien amo @etrantc 70 ws aaSss5ei8uets GpniatiO.
n~ar1Waaren peroen peabreidt.
Cine special YolSei piro fir Die 9r6Bt-mB0Ii9e Sr6nun9
Gorge tra9en Adtnn9Spoa
WtoOt 90. &uI[m ann.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-09
9rplOTOn zines ealeppOampfbOOtes.

Detrpit, z. Suli. 6eute AbenO 81
ll6r erplopirte Der Sefel DeS Sdleppeampf~
borteS 81. @. Sielo." Oa8 8oOt purpe
9anS 5ertrammert unp bier pper fiinf 8erionen
Iceleid 9etTbtet unp BRET anoere perlett. Nfebs
rere Yerlouen murcen aubercem auf Ger Werf>
te ullO auf ben III Der Ndbe liegenpen Sdifen
perlebt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-09

Sem. Oorf, z, 5uli. 8dbrenO Set
6eier peS nnabbdn9i9teitS-Eu9 in Buu9r=
league, Icccmac 60, Wuroc Wm. @arrilpu
our1 puS gu fritbe 2O89eben eiuer Sanrne 9e@
tSbtet. SameS y, Sau, Der Yrtn5ipal bea
Seminar8 ~palelblt, murDe ebenfaQ8 lGredlid
perleet unp 1T ipabri4ein i6 jeBt tppt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-09
sSuftisin Spwa.

Gbicu9p, Z. Suli. aepbart, welder
in lekter 8Ode MrS. @iaiS uiO i6re 2 ain-
Der in Der Otdbe BON Batavia, Soma, ermOr<
Dete, ,puroe bort 9eltern BON elmer, ipelli9lten8
$50 &Gpfe farfen 0olt8menee auf9ebdnet,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-09

M;roiuiSA,o MnIi+Sa

N~orfrlt, 8. 5uli. SIS fanO bier lest(
Nadt cine 9rDBe tnQ eutbuliQltii6e 9redi1,
iosezSerlammlun9 fiat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-09

gei Der mor9i9en 8eedinrio9es Ser amm>
lung mirO benz BrdliDenteu Bu4anan eine Ses
renaoe 9ebradt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-09
Der Great @aftern.

Oprt 8. Sult. Die Diretturen
oe8 Dampfer8 r@reat @atern" 9aben ben
.3ul1huu98prei8 auf SO Gt8. r~eou5irt.
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Hber Die eurpPaI16en 5u t anps
uno @~aribalpt.

Der berii6mte uno l~iebenSwirot9e 6relbelt8@
bt6ter Wtcrib 6ortmann bat bon @enf an Srn.
s. 9app in NewsOprf Elm S6retben 9ertdtet,
aus mel6em 6r. &app benz vAn5ei9er peS use
ties" fOl8enpe i4Dne Steae mlttbetlte:
$780, SIN uulere Bplttif Ieben Sic
tppbG in Amerito ebenlp flar, ol8 mir bier IN
europa. gti6ts al8 Elm grpBeS, prin5tploie8
Sntri0uenz9fes beIlen Spirne IN PartS itet;
Die GSdoen Tuo iiberaQ unp in allen gSt1tt>ll
anoefniipft. aber 0eieulono peiB, pelfe 6lte9e
3uerIt einaefan0en meroen IOl. so 9taube,
e8 1cuen 3pei III Qleider 3ett erlplldt peroen,
itoenl BON Sfen unD Welten AM Jtebe 3e5p<
oen mirb, bort elm Stitd Tirfei, bier Ger
3fbein. Die fleinen beutI4en 6irlten beret
ten Ii6 tnoefeu ppr, &erratb gu Ipiunen, unb
in Oentl9lanO 1T feline GeSun9, oteS NIle8 gu
beuiiben, um au8Sufegen. Der etn5t9e tr0lts
Tide Bunft lit Si5iliell, Der ein5i9e trSltli9e
W{enIh 1T @aribalpi. @te i'd TIN uno Ietne
9eute teune, 1T in weni9 8pden fetn yteapo<
lit1ner mebr auI rer Snlel. Wenn mir nod
fnieen f%Dunten, mir ld9en auf ben Snteen
ipeuu mir nod beten %f6unten, mir beteten tltr
TIN. SD babe mid bier Dor %ietner Expedition
perlpbt. pbne ba8 mdre t4 Bel ibut. SD babe
einen orcsen She'll pes leeten WinterS bel ibn
perbraat unb iper nur flr5e 3eit nit tbm Sc
lebt uno ibn 9etannt bat, rerldBt ibn nlat 10
leidt, no eS iid uul cine unternehmung ha11~
belt. Seine Armee beltebt ni4t aus Trelwtut~
gen, iphOern aus 6reunpen, Die NIT Der er9a=
benfen 9reue an ibm bdu9et. Das 1T nt9t
elm WenI9, binter Dem man 9laubt lt9 rerz
teden gu %fGnnen, lpie @il6elm bon Sranien in
86tbe'8 @9mont, ~lpnoern Elm MtenId1, Dor ben
man li8 germ b%inlteGlt, UNI Jpn gu Oefen. IS
lift Elm 9roBe8 biltortIde8 @unper, pte @ari<
balOi Der 3eit9enoile Souls ytapclepn's 1T. :
2tebeno 3eu9en, baiieab mprben
9inb M{enldenber3enS SiO muO 3orOen.
Sene beiosu lino Der Ntenl4beit Sio uno
g3orpen. 9aifett BIN nj d. perIdum<
ben IN INERTIA mie an 3 II bic
unb ba In &urppaa ais etnem 8al
fer barfe1(t. Saset ben frOmnen 9an>
fee'8, pa8 lei @otte8ldferun9, penn er 1T oa8
66mert @ipepnS unb Samion iber Die Bbie
li1ter.... 2lDieu mir baben 6cffnuns, DAP
6reiligratb bierber I6erleOelt,
SIR
Mprib 9urtmann.
ca p,sS4 Gavt11nnn I 11nfprp 0p1pr fphpu hn6
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-09

0ie 0pr6poIs@rpebitipu pes 9r. 5apes.
Bottom, 8. Suli Die Expedition le8elte
am Samltae Nadmitta9 ab. SIR S4ifi
bei6t vllnlteo State8,"
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Nene Nn5cigcn,

ay- SIR Ssrrn ont aus eBln Iisst elm Brief in Der
g8e6er- Sffee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-09
SO Oartmdn II.

81 peit 5artmunn rlnlere Seller ieben, baf
e8 au8 in europa Galmuoilten sibt, Die ben
grpBen 6reibeit89elOen @aribalDi ais einen
8alfer binltelen. p9aiet Jpn nidt Oerldum=
zen III 4meritu !" = bielem Bunl9e 6artz
mann'8 BADEN mir, ME uniere 2eler li9 aus
Der Yfn9itpo4e e%rinnern, 9ent8t, idon ebe Ell
urs 3u @eli6t fam.
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s&4RRGk WIn9nDlin OrpDc.
&MMk 0ekr 9rcBe, rOmantI6 oeIesene, I6Due @ersuagunas-
EA@ plas galtimore's, weIter lit elmer 0ebe bon Sabren
Ratur f6 crbeitern WOlen, 1ebt iest wicbsr @ereinen uno @eIea-
I6afen gu Dienhen.
Slrn gSm. STAMFORD am p9lacelp9ta Depot C,wilhen 8 uno 10
lbr WorsenS) 9etrOHen per6en.
N8. 8eieQIbaiten, welte ben Elab bennten wcnen, fno 9e-
behn, lb bel Seten gu meloen, inoem fbcn mebrere 3aae i'll sSu-
nj. SuIt unb @n9uIt en9asut fub.
Wfai21 2mt 6. +. mttt. @iaentbiuer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-11
OHIO ELECTION.

CLEVELAND, loth-It is thought that the
Rep. maj. on State ticket in Ohio will
reach 10000.
Pendleton, Dem. in 1st district, Yallan-
bingham in Sd, and Cox in 18th, are re-
elected 1t is reported that Warren T. No
BILE, Dem, is elected from 9th district this
is n Dem. gain. The Democrats in Indian
aPolis concede the election of the Rep. State
ticket by 5000 to 10000. -
ONO ELECTIoN.-Muskingum county
gives Smith about 800 majority, Demo-
cratic gain of about $50 over last year
Attorney General and Board of Public
Works about tie. The Democratic county
ticket except clerk is elected by from 200
% $50 majority. The Bell men voted the
straight Democratic ticket except Stam-
baugh and Backus- Congressional District
very close, with the chances in favor of
Cutler, Republican. Jewett, Democrat, 40
majority in Muskingum. Cutler, Republi-
can 3550majority, in Morgan.
CLEVELAND, Oct. -lO.-Ashtabula county
gives Brinkerhoff $500 maj; a Rep. gain
of 1000. Lake county about $50 mai a
gain of nearly 600. Warren county Off
cial, Murray over Stambaugh, 1,O49. Hutch
inson 50 votes; Sergeant over Backus 1I42.
Doughty SO votes. Brinkerhoff, 87S maj.
Tom Corwin, l, l29 maj. The entire Rep.
ticket is elected. Stark county, 400 Rep.
maj a gain of 700. Returns from a few
towns in Portage and Trumbul counties
show considerable Rep. gains.
COLUMBUS, o.. Ioth.-The Republican
majority on State ticket is over 10000.
The Congressman pro badly stand 3 Repub-
licans to s Democrats Trimble, Republican,
is elected il the 9th district; Nugent, DEM,
92O majority in the 9th district -
DAYTON, Oct lOth.-In Hardin county
the Republican majority on State ticket is
l67, gain of 142 over Dennison. Brink
erhoif'S majority is 227. Whole Republican
county ticket is elected by over 100 mai
Carcys election in the 9th district is con-
eeded by over 100 maj.
Preble Co. gives Craighead, Rep, ma
jority for Congress.
Clinton Co; Rep majority over 900.
Rep. gain of about 1926.
Fairfield Co; Martin, Dem, for Congress
! about l400 majority. A Dem. gain of 90
Montgomery Co; Craighead l79 maj
Hutler Co; Vallandingham, DEM, 1915
maj. Vallandingham maj in the Sd Dis
trict is I2l. Ist District, Pendeton, Dem,
maj. l, 200. I'd District Gurley, Reps 500
maj.
Hamilton Co. ticket closean about equal
ly divided Armstrong, Dem, is elected
Sheriff. IS So
Athens co; Horton, :Rep, for Congress,
1900 maj Rep. gain of 400
Meigs CO; Horton 400 mai. Rep gain
500.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-11

BGg@The Indiana State Sentinel, Douglas
organ, of Wednesday morning says, " the
returns from Ohio and Pennsylvania indi-
cate Republican victories in these States
Indiana has probably gone the same way.
The editor then indnIges in some lugubri-
Gus reflections on the results of this sec
tional triumph
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: " The
election returns from these States are ex-
tremely meager, but have a Republican
look. The prospects are against the Demc-
cracy in each State"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-11
R@-Some of the Democracy, who feel r.

B% Some of the Democracy, who feel re-
vengeful against the Volksbote for the eff
cient service that paper has done against
the party in this campaign, have brought u
charge against its editor, Mr.. Foster, of
having tried to vote on Tuesday Illegally
Mr.. Foster had not been here quite the
six months required to constitute a legal
voter. He denies positively and solemnly
the charge of having tried to vote, and de-
fes those who state that he did, to prove
their assertion. He says he can clear hinl-
self of such charge by sufficient evidence
if called upon to do so.
We are acquainted with Mr.. Foster, and
have fuHconfdenee in his word. We do
not believe he would try to vote unless his
right to do so was clear and indisputable.
The Democracy have justly incurred the
suspicion of voting or intending to vote un-
qualified persons, and seek by this hue and
cry against Mr.. Foster to direct attention
from their own efforts to corrupt the ballot
box, but it won't win. a "
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e VANDERBURGH CoUNTY.-It seems nearly
impossible to get correct figures for the out
townships. Every man has his own story
to tell, and varies it to suit his own con-
venience. Persons go out and bring in re-
turns and keep them secret for betting pur
public have the use of news when it can be
helped. Hence the search for returns is a
pursuit of knowledge under difficulties
The vote on Sheriff absorbs everything
else. Other offices seem to be " nowhere ,,
beside it. 1t is thought however that the
Democratic State ticket and Law have car
ried the county by light ma jorIty. Pitch
er has also probably got majority. Also
Hopkins, Hugo, and Frick. Foster seems
to be leading for Commissioner lst District,
and Bumb for Sd District has a fair chance
for success. u slIsl 81 -- --
The counting at the two precincts of this
township was still going on at o'clock
this morning, and win not be completed be-
fore noon to-day, maybe later. This is the
day on which return has to be made
The result constantly varies, and the race
is so close that there is no certainty as to
the result till all the votes are counted out.
If our readers will be, patient they will
know the result in the morning,
In the country the counting is all done.
From Centre, Knight and Perry we have
exact figures.
In Centre, Wolhin has las, Gavitt 81.
In Knight, Wolfin 81, Gavitt 96. In Perry,
Wolfin 90, Gavitt &C.
AS near as we could get at the figures of
the other townships, they were-German
a tie; Armstrong IS majority for Gavitt;
Union 20 majority for Gavitt; Scott l6 for
Wolhin. This would bring Gavitt into
town with 20 majority. But this majority
may be cut down. by the exact returns.
1t can't go higher than rs. There is not
much doubt but that Wolhin will wipe that
majority out in town and pile enough on
top of it to make him safe. His friends
are confident of his success. ---- 4 --...
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WARR1CK CouNrY.-We have returnI

WARRICK CoUNTY.-We have returns
from FIVE townships in Warrick.
Ohio township (Newburgh) gives Hen
bricks 172 Lane 25l. Law 1921 DeBru-
Ter 229. Stinson %; Pitcher 341. Ellis
Lewis for Common Pleas Attorney gets
227. z--.. 81
Greer township gives Hendricks and the
Democratic State ticket an average vote of
about 6s. The Republican State ticket
about 35. Law gets 68 DeBruler 35; Stin-
son gets 35; Pitcher 6s. Ellis Lewis 6s.
Campbell township (Millersburgh) -
Hendricks OF; Lane 81, and so on for the
two State tickets. Law SO; DeBruler Al
Stinson 10; Pitcher sc. Lewis I01; An
thes 6; Land 8.
Boon township (Boon7ilie) ).-Hendricks
3O2; Lane 1913. Law 2s2; DeBruler 216.
Stinson 1856; Pitcher 2s5. Ellis Lewis is
said to fall behind Pitcher there. -e. ...'
Anderson township.-Hendricks &c /;
Lane 81. Law So DeBruIer 43. Pitcher
is ahead OF Stinson for Common Pleas Judge
but we couldn't hear how much.
There are five more townships in War
rick, all heretofore strongly Democratic.
Judge Parrett thinks the Democratic State
ticket viii get the county by 700 majority.
DeBruler runs ahead of the Rep. State tick
et and will be beaten it is thought about
500 in the county. sz-
Dennis B. Kitchen, Democratic nominee,
is elected representative by it is thought 500.
Hudson, Dem. nominee is elected Sheriff by
some 400.
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PosEY CoUNTY.-Our information from
Posey county at the time of writing is mea-
ger.
From the Poseyville precinct, We have
the following iguress; Hendrick 60, Lane
81; Law 81 DeBruler 54, Pitcher Ill,
Stinson 6; Edison ST, Hugo 50.
We received a note yesterday forenoon,
from Mt. Vernon, stating that the whole
vote there was 9O5, and that only 100 had
been counted. OF these Hendricks got Al,
Lane 46, Law 80, DeBruler Sc; Stinson Is,
Pitcher rs; this would indicate a large ma
jority for Pitcher for common please judge
in Posey county.
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B6 Reports from the Seventh (Terre
Haute) District by the express and mail
agents give US reason to believe that Voor-
hees (Dem.) is elected to Congress, though
the Indianapolis Journal of Wednesday says,
+" it is thought that the chances for Nelson's
election over voorhees, in the Seventh Dis
trict are good" The Terre Haute Express
of Wednesday rather comedies Voorhees,
triumph in that district.
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B@-We recommend our friends to call
at Hughes's for their fall stock of Dry goods.
We have never seen as nice stock of goods
sold at such low prices. Ladies wanting a
supply of nice, thick, solid Kid Boots, can
find them at his house. They fit exactly. His
stock of Ribbons and Notions generally is
very good. He keeps a choice stock of
Hosiery which he sells at prices to suit his
customers. He sells the best quality of Hoop
Skirts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-11

G1-In the towns generally throughout
the State on the 9th, the liquor saloons were
closed according to law. In the cities the
mayors gave additional force to the law by
proclamation. Hence the peace was gener-
ally preserved:
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GIBSON COUNTY FAIR-The Z. & @. R. R.
will sell halEfare tickets by regular trains
on Thursday and Friday, 11th and 18th
inst. Passengers return by Mail train,
leaving Princeton at AGO P. NJ, and return
to Evansville at 5:1OPM
Let all who want to see the finest County
Fair in Southern Indiana, and charming
excursion, go. Price of tickets there and
back only one dollar. oct1O-3td.
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EDITOR JOURNAL The returns, as far
as heard from in this county, indicate a
majority for the Democratic State ticket of
about ESQ, and for Law, for Congress, of about
200 Democratic county officers elected.
Pike county has elected a Republican
Representative by about 100 majority. All
the Republican county ticket probably elect
ed. State ticket very close.
We have nothing yet from Dubois.
Hope to give you the exact vote to-mor-
row. Yours, J. P. .. LowKsDALE.