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HousehoId and Kitchen Furniture,
Carpets az Auction.

NhFpets az AuctIons
will cell this morning, April 2ls',
at my Store, No. ~, Public Square, at 10
o'clock, a. M, a splendid lot of Parlor,
Bedroom, and Kitchen Furniture, con-
sisting of Sofas, Tetee' Tete Chairs, Ia
bles, Couches, Bedsteads, Hair, Moss,
Spring, aud other Mattresses, China, Glass,
and Crockery Ware, Clocks, one hne
Cooking Stove, two fine Sewing Ma
chimes, &c. Terms Cash.
Sale positive. NJ. MARBuao.
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We had delightful rains Saturday
night and Sunday morning. Yesterday
the weather was fair and beautiful. A
p~leasanter spring day could scarcely be
desircd.
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and Geographic dispatches have been ly-
iBg at this Office FOR several days, ad-
dressed to BOYD MERCER. lie will please
call or send and get them, as they are Of
Importance.
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A special meeting Of the Nashville
Union Club will be held tonight. A
fall attendance is requested. Regular
meeting on Thursday night as usual.
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HE,DorARrERs DEPT OF THz CUMBERLAND,
MuRFaEaAgono. TEN. Marnh Is. I882.
Special Field Orders, No. Il.

Special Field Orders, No. II.
VII. A Board is hereby ordered to in
vesligate the various claims arising from
the use Of cotton bales belonging to pri-
vate parties, for Notifications at Nash
vile. The Board will meet at Nashville,
Tenn, on the 18th inst, or as soon there
after as possible, and will hold its ses-
sions from time to time as the business
for which it is appointed may require.
The object of the Board will be 20 thor
oughly investigate the various claims,
both for loss and damage, and TO develop
all facts bearing upon them. Reports
will be made upon each case, separately,
as soon as the Investigation of it is con-
cluded. .aI
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Since the publication Of our last list
Of secession citizens arrested, their num-
Der has been added to daily. We will
rive a complete list to- morrow.
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A row occurred yesterday amongst the
ncwsboys on Printers Alley. Policeman
STEELE came up in the midst Of the fight,
and ogobbled them up"
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THE Observation-Disclosures OF LA BELLE
LouIsE.-The programme for this occa-
sion, contains many new selections, and
may be regarded as the best of the sea-
son. Mr.. BoYoE, a vocalist Of promise,
has volunteered, and will appear. The
fair beneficiary undertakes more ihan
her usual share Of the performances, de-
termined to omit nothing TO make her
benefit interesting and agreeable to her
patrons and admirers. Who will stay
away?
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The Cumberland continues 70 reoede
gradually, with about 40 inches water at
present on Harpeth Shoals
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CIRCUIT CouRT or UNITED STATES.
The Circuit Court of the United States
for this Judicial Circuit, Judge C%ATnoN,
and associate Judge TRIaa, ON the
Bench, met in this city yesterday. Hav-
ing organized, the Court adjourned over
10 Thursday morning.
In the meantime, the District Court,
Judge TRIaa, will be in session. The
Court Room is at the Capitol.
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United States Of America:

MlDbLE DlslklpI OK iENNEaSEI.
WHFRKAs a libel Of information was n'ed within and
w Tor the Middle District OF Tenn, at Nashville.
on the 10Th day OF April AID 1853, by John rrimbie,
Esq, Attorney Tor the United states Tor sho Middle
District Of Tennessee, who prosecutes herein on bchali
OF tho Unite States, against a certain lot Of good con.
sist pg ~ TEND contain d An two hundred and sky.
six boxes frty-ninr barrels, ~twcny-seven kegs; a so
our btes Mosquito Netting, two pieces Carpeifnr,
an ono bundle Brown Piper al o YOU her ofLt Col
simnons ior fifteen barrels whisky and nine k Is
Brandy, 70 re sons uud causes IN said libel OF mfr.
milton ment Ored, and Iiaying process against the
said properly that Mo same bo condemned rs fOr.
iaited.
NV therefore, IN fmTsuanoe Of the mnnHtl0n, un.
der tho seal Of said Court, 70 mo directed and dohv.
crod, do hereby give iuDho notice 70 all persons
ahmiog said property ,or thany manner iniefe rcd
herein, that they be ami appear before said Distict
court, 70 be held ~ the CITY Of Nashville, IN and iog
said District, on The 30h Gay of April, 1se3, at L
o'clock IA The Forenoon o. that day, tnen and there 10
~inlerpoee iheir claims, and 70 make their allegations
AZ that hehaif n. y. GiASCOcK,
AprNl' u. :. klarshal NJ D.. r
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The Board Of Aldermen meets at 3
O'Clock, P. NJ, to-day.
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Dr.. Kings D~ispensary
FOn PRIVATE DIsRANra.


G.. - n1nvs iormery u New York, iof
HolE tho last fur yoam Of Loulsyile. kv.
and who has devoted bis attcntiot. te
the treatment Of private diseases for 30 wears. aattora
himself having attended 20 a practice mr 10 May
year., and cnrod 90 many thousands, he 10 enabled
70 cure az diseases Of a private nature, 40 matter
how bad they may b. from iuudioious medical treat.
mcnii or nom neglect pf their own. lr. KinFs
pHpfnlary a No. q Dradorick street, betwoan Cher.
q ana un hlu4ni second story, where he cures ~
4ifrtfHh OF "a private uallra-
Dorprrhua cured aIlhonf n-aulo0ua medlcinss o.
Interference with buaineaR
t%irlci1rca of GA or recent date o~ncciualy cured In
tM days by al operation which causes 90 pain.
Where structure exists health cannot b. ~ouuJoTed
fefnnle no dlsrnat cHuara more mischief sna anaerr
mines tho constitution 1o much,
syphilis, with az the 0lseaaos of The shin, growing
out Of neglect ~ bad Treatment. oth Do eAettaahy
cured iu a NV days.
Baninaf He1t.as -Parucuisra icution hnTingbouu
given % this disease, and an thn consequence gfuW
log out of is br0ngI ol iu nHul pnn hy mo DO
s~tructlva hshfa cf inconhil'iatu Vnulhai and rkcas4
.te indliguHto 0f tia IHatinusi q nffiect W which
ul uuirIuIuU ihn claaUmuuni nudoung che sab.
rct unit Coz burin.1 or tocioyi ans ouslng promo.
turs old age.
lem 90 who may ichhorirF afil sny dlneuliy %
the Won't mt1 rect asasItd m imuitiI 30 relief
Persons IcfiLnE abr1u. by HHiug and aiaunE
utlr oaar. Eih % Gee ruclla'd. direct t1 nr A. Hlua,
No. ~ ueadcrcE street. Nashville, Tenn viii haze
the ncostaag me1ic.ner sent to thcF address. Omcs
houra ugm 9g'clscE Ma thc morning until 3 lH TIE
Ttninf yaiy lp-tn dkWlg.
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Col HELBRUS, Of the I'd Iowa Cavalry,
has been appointed Inspector General Of
Cavalry Of the Army Of the Cumberland
A better or more efficient appointment
could not have been made.
Lieut.. DUDLEY, Of the I'd Indiana Cav
airy, has been lately appointed Captain
aud Q. NJ on Gen. MrNTy's staff. Capt.
d. has served his country faithfully and
is entirely worthy Of the position he has
been called upon to occupy.
Gen. MNTY has been placed in com
mAnd Of the cavalry force under Gen.
RosECRANs.
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NoUcE.-At G. WRIaHt's secondhand
Furniture and Repairing shop on Col.
lego Street. is MELoDEoS for sale, cheap
and Ia good order.
april s,'62.-6t 60.
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DETAIL Fon THE BOARD

Colonel e. a. KING, 69th Ind. Vol.
Lit. Col. j.. w. LANGLEY, 125th Ill. Vol.
Capt. j. j. DoNNELLY, 14th Mich. Vol.
By command of
Maj. Gen. ROSECRANS,
II. s.. THRALL, Capt. and A. A. q.
In pursuance OF the above Special Field
Order, the Board met at Maj. General
~RosEoRANs' former Headquarters, High
street. Nashville, ON Wednesday, March
18th, 1868, aud organized. The Board
will meet hereafter from time TO time as
the business for which il is appointed
may require. Claims for loss and dam
age, arising from the use Of cotton bales
belonging 10 private parties for the forth
ications Of Nashville, will be presented
without delay. Tue Board adjourned to
10 O'clock, A. NJ, Friday, March 20, 1868.
EDWARD A. KING,
Col 6Sth Ind Vol, Pres. of the Board.
March l9-tf.
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A PLEASANT lNotDENT.-On Saturday
evening last, the patients Of DR.. Coay-
DONE lRIcHMoND's Ward, Hospital No. 8,
prepared for him a pleasant surprise.
They got together, contributed the
money, and purchased a massive gold
watch chain, and when be paid them his
customary visit, formally presented it to
him, Mr.. WILL. ID. II. REEDER bestowed
the Gift in iheir behalf, accompanying u
with a few appropriate and well-timed
remarks expressive of their regard and
esteem for the Doctor, their high appred-
alton Of his services to them, aud his de-
yosion to the government in whose de-
fence they were enlisted and prepared to
del il necessary.
The Doctor was taken entirely by SUR
prise. He evidently ielt that the boys had
got him down lie Was, however, soon
himself again" aud returned thanks for
The handsome compliment briefly and
i~'elingly, The alf,ir was agreeable on
oil sides, and adds another 20 tue pleas
ihg incidents which mark the intercourse
OF the physicians and men of Hospital
No. D. May nothing ever occur to mar
their felicity,
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sUTLERs. sTATTONERa-

WILL FlNu THE most COMpLETk AssoRr.
w mont Of Envelopes, Note, Lettor and Can Paper,
al the Union street News Depot.
Lovers Of rare and interesting reading wiz take
notice thnt " Les Misembloa, nfd No Name" can DO
mad nov also Levers Great Military Novels lick.
ems, Ihaosery, Dumas and Reynolds bost productions,
can DO found at tho
Union street News Depot,
Of ". W. TRUEsDAIL AGO.
AplT-2w
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The Cry CEMETERY.-In all large
bodies of men, some are TO be found upon
whom the restraints of morality and law
hang loosely-who have lost the greater
portion Of those attributes Of human
nature, from which spring respect and
reverence for the dead, and their places
Of sepulture. Go where you will, and
you will discover traces Of men of this
character. II would be a most singular
and u~naccountable fact, If none Of them
could be found in the army here. That
there are, il needs only a visit to the city
cemetery 10 obtain sufficient evidence.
We believe the number is small, howev-
err. The injury they have done at the
cemetery TO shrubbery, monuments, etc.
having been brought to the notice of
Gen. MITCHELL by the Sexton, the fol-
lowing order was promptly issued by
him;
HEADQUARTERS U. S. FoRcEs,l
NASHVILLE, TENN, April Is.
All officers and soldiers of the United
States army, and all other persons, will
refrain from disturbing, in any way, the
premises OF the City Cemetery. Severe
punishment will be the penalty for the
violation of this order. BY order Of
Brig. Gen. RoDr. b. MIrcHELI,
Commanding.
JonN PRArT, a. A. General.
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TED,

A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, Centrally 10.
"A GATED, hy a good cash paying tenant. The bod
u reiefouce given. Tor further Information. call a.
No. 10 North summon street.
Nashville, Eel. ~, 1853.
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Dry Goods, Hats, 6oOts, shoes. Etc
HoRNDEoK & AsHBRIDoE, 40 College
street, keep constantly on hand a large
assortment Of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, etc. Also,
Ladies', Misses and ohildren's Zoe Shoes.
Men, Boys and Youths fine Boots, Shoes,
Brogans etcn etc. Quick sales and small
profits is our motto.
Z HoRNBEoK g AsunRIDaE,
march27-lm. 40 College street.
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H. G.. BLANCHETT,


VESTERnAY, BETWEEN MARKET AND ID
4 streets, somewhere between the Tonncesos and
Alabama Railroads, Package OF Letters,
one directed % Michael Daily PHILADELPHIA. and
one 10 . hir. Reed care OF James orc nnor, New
York. The tinder VIII confer a favor on a widow
lady by leaving them at this onicc.
April7-tf
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United States Of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
IETHERFAs a libel Of information was hled within
and for the Middle District Of Tennet see, al
Nashville, on the 10Th day ofApril, A. Do. 1868, by
J0bn frimble, kkq, Attorney for the Unitel States
Tor the hildle District Of Tennessee, who prosecutes
herein on bchalt oftfe Unfe i states against a certain
lot OF goods IN Morgan q Co.'S store house, also s 5l87
IN B!nk Notes Of Che States OF Alabama, Georgia.
South Cerpi'as, Virginia, Louisiana, and 1ennesteo,
and $3.50 IN Go d, iur reasons Rui caus,s in said libel
Of Information mont oned, and praying process
againsi tho sad properly TIA the SAME may be en-.
demDed as forfolted,
NOW, tberef re, in pursuance OF the mention, under
the seal Of said Court, 10 me directed and delivered. !
10 hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming
taid property, or ia any manner Interested therain.
thai they be and appear before said District Court. 10
be held at the City Of Nashville, IA ana for said lis
triot, on the IN day OF May, 1893, at 10 o'clock 10
the forenoon Of that day, thou and there 10 intcrpose
their claims, and to mako their allegationa in tia,
oohah. 10. u. GLASCOCK,
April 10, 1se3 U. s Marshal. M. i. 4.
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Mashpille Mni0n.
IaN 81
AND COMMERCIAL.
sovcraILct,ers

TUESDAY, NoRNlNG, April 81, 1868.
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AUCTION SALE OF DRY GooDs.-B. i.
Shields X Co. will sell this morning, a
large stock Of Dry Goods. These goods
are Of excellent quality, and comprise a
great variety. An opportunity to pur-
chase goods Of such excellence is seldom
offered here now a-days, and those wish
ing to lay in stocks ought by al means,
to attend the sale. They will find il TO
their interest to do SO.
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HrADouARrrRs U. S. FoRors,

AAaNtMRNfA Ah NNEaf
NAsHyLLE, TESNy April ii, 1885
[Ordersl
/. In accordance with orders from
Headquarters Department of the Cum
berland,
"All citizens residing within the lines
Of this army are directed to report to the
nearest Provost Marshal every arrival of
guests at their houses from day to day,
within one hour after the time such
arrival occurs, giving the names, resi-
denoe, the manner Of their coming, and
their business within tho lines q the
army"
II. Citizens Of the city Of Nashville and
lis immediate vicinity will report 10
Col JoHN A. MARTIN, Provost Marshal.
III. Any violation Of this order will
be severely punished.
BY order Of Brigadier-G General r. b.
MITCHELL.
JNo. PRATT, A. A. Gen.
opri1 IE-Iw
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LEE S. DUNN 4 Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Cali and see them before SELL
ing, at No. 20 Union street.
March 3-if
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Stationery Dealers Notice.

w HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AssoRT.
w mont of PHIor aud Envelopes. also hooks, Nov.
~ sc, Port iolios, Pocket Books, Prize Packages, Ink
Stands, lnf, War Maps Pens and raher's Pencils,
Pass hoo1s. Dealers viii look 20 their Interest by
hrai purchasing their stock AZ The Union street
News Depot.
W. W. TRUrsDATI A ca.
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snuers. Atrentioni

aprl9-21 Opposite sewaneo Hotel.
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y all kinds Of fresh aud preserved
CANNED FRUITS.
TOMATOES.
APPLE BUTTER, &o-
A.. LOUIS a. CO.,
SO North MarAet Street.
lust RECEIVED a large stock Of
Dyed Beef, Hams,
Bologna Sausage,
Smoked Herring,
and Fresh Salmon
a. LOUIS * CO.,
sc North Market Street.
lust RECEIVED, a Iarge stock Of
WESTERN REsERv HAMBURG y
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE
A. LOUIS a. co,
SO NORTH Mar ct Street.
JUST RECEIVED, a very large stock Of.
GERMAN ERAslvE. CASTLE and FANCY
Soaps, Candles, Starch, ETC.,
A. LOUIS a. CO.,
SO North Market Street.
JUST RECEIVED, a large stock o
Brown, Crushed Powdered Sugars,
A. LOUIS 81 CO.,
90 North Market street.
JUST RECEIVED, e large stock Of
Green and Ground Coffee.
ALSO a large stock Of
Young HysOn, GulpowdCr and OOlOug Tea.
A, LOUIS ~ CO.,
SO North Nsrset Street.
LARGE STOCK 9g aAIssNs, FIGS,
Dates ALMONDS, BRAZIL NUTS and FILBERTs,
%MAcCARoNI, vERMICILLI, sc, just received by
a A. LOUIS q CO.,
90 North Market Street.
A LARGE STOCK OF PICKLES, IONA
T0E cArsUP, Pepper Sauce, Ginger, Alspios, Pep
per, GINGER. Cinnamon, Biking Pord er, Soda,
french, Kentucky and American Mustard, just
received by
A. LOUIS d. CO.,
as North Market street,
A LARGE STOCK Of
Butter Crackers Ginger Cakes,
Spice Nuts and Sugar Cakes,
Just rcoeivod BY
A. LOUIS 81 CO.,
80 North M3rket street.
A VERY LARGE STOCK Of
Sardines, Cove Oysters,
Lobsters, Pickles, Etc,
Pot up in all styles Just received by
A. LOUIS ~ CO.,
80 North Market Street.
A LARGE STOCK Of
PLAYING CARDS
GE iUISE AND IMITATION.
MEERsHAUM, and every other style Of Pipes.
pocket CUTLERY,
SILK and COTTON II'd'S'fs.
NECIx ITE6. Eto.
Just received BY
A. LOUIS q CO.,
SO North Market Street
A LARGE STOCK OF WHITE AND
IA ooLORFn
shirts, Drawers, suspendeTs,
POCKet.HsOOks, Port FciiOs,
India Rubber and Horn
Fine and Pressing COMES,
White and colored Cotton and LnOn Thread,
Needles, Etc, En-, just received by
A. LOUIS 81 Co,
s6North Markell Street.
A VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK Of ossortd
Common, ani every variety Of
FAN OK 4 d les,
a. AODAB - w.
so North Market Street.
A VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK AND
every variety -
Writing paper and Envelopes,
Ink, Pens nnd Pencils,
BY the million. Pass Books, shirt aud ~suspondor
Butions, Boys Masses and Gents uose, just re
oeived by
A. LOUIS ~ CO.,
60 Eoeh Market Street.
ALSO AFFAIR STOCK or GlNGHAhS,
IA Brown and Bleachsd Linen Mhioclothsi Nsp-
I kius, Fine loWaing, and trtsh Tor common Tow
d FariHty Of b hrk ani fHnly Mtruocii NottuuAutai
/ etc., eic. just received bg
a. LOUIS s. CO.,
so North Market street.
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HEADQUARTERS .. 5. FORcEsI
mnrFreeshnro nam.

JouN PRArr, A. A. General.
, 1863-05-21
ytaistrllanruus advertisements.
NOTICE.
SURVEYOR. GENERALS OFFIcE, !
Olympia, W T., May 8, 1868. (


THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
the 10th day Of March, 1868, ordered That tract
Of land mile wide and hve and Onehah miles In length
along Straits Of Puca contiguous to Port Angeles In town
ships 30 and 81 NJ ranges and West, Washington Terri
tory be reserved ste under the provisions Of
Act Of Congress approved March 3d. 1885, entitled An Act
for Increasing the revenue by reservation and sale Of town
sites public ands and with the view OF carrying out the
intention Of the said Law, directed that said reservation
eep much may be needed for purposes be
surveyed into suitable urban and suburban lots"
Proposals will therefore be received by this Oee until
SATURDAY May 3h s63 for the survey Of said reserva.
On The boundary lines Of said have been estab-
shed About 800 contiguous to the bay b to be
veyed into squares 5O0xO feet dVisbe 20 lots
feet with alley 30 feet wide through the Of each
square, the Of the squares being exclusive
the Streets and the Of lots exclusive Of streets
the blocks ana wiz be stated In the instructions from
this Oce 10 the Depuy who takes the cOnracts Prom 1000
to 2OOO acres next adjoining the towne to be laid o
Into lots ten chains square, containing ten acres each with
running between each two tiers Of lots with such
crosssees shall be stated In the Instructions referred
The whole number OF enacre lots to be laid on not TO
ceed a00
Deputy Surveyors who contemplate taking the contracts
will make two proposals. at the rate Of much per mile
Tor running SAID nes and one on the principle Of drm
compensation.
AM and the CONTRACT awarded to the responsible and COM
pegn party offering to do the work a the lowest price Each
Bidder will be required to accompany hls bid with the
Of two good and sufficient snrees the scieney Of
which ore the right 10 judge upon for the faith.
m execution O the work. and both the contractor and
ties will be requed 10 take the prescribed oath Of allegiance
This once reserves me right to reject any OF Az OF said
bids whether based upon compensation for heAl mile
per diem.
The whole work to be completed and returns made to this
ONCE on or before the 18Th day q July next Particulars
% the suryeyOr General to the contractor TO-
ANsON O. HENRY,
By T. GnpTxos Acting Surveyor General Istd
, 1863-05-21

Members Of the Golden, Circle. Copperheaded
Democratic party throughout the country have
been felicitating themselves on their prospects al
the elections that have recently taken place
How far their hopes have been realized may be
judged BY the following, which we CLEAN from sx
ehanges:-
Returns have been received at last dates from
every town in the State Of Connecticut except
Hampton. The vote Eor Governor foOts up
buckingham, $500; Seymour, 1886 Buck
lngham's majority, about 1880. Senate stands
IL Union and Democrats; House, l39 Union
and VI Democrats, with two towns tie for Con-
gress. Demiag, Brandige and Hubbard (Union)
and English, (DemocraD are elected.
Returns Of the municipal election held In the
city Of Cincinnati, on the 4th Of April, show .
Union majority Of from 500 to 1000. Returns
from the State show Union gains over the result
last year.
At the municipal election held In Sandusky
City. Ohio, on the 9th April, Gresdorf, the Union
candidate, was elected Mayor by 22s majority
. Union gain over last year Of about 500.
At the municipal election held recently .,
Portland, Maine, Jacob Mcclellan, Republican,
was elected Mayor by 202 majority. The Re.
publicans carry six out Of every seven wards.
The Mayor elect Mcclellan, Is staunch Union
man.
The municipal election held in St Joseph, No.,
on the 9Th Of April resulted In the reelection Of
the present incumbents with the exception Of
Councilmen. The unconditional Union ticket
was carried throughout BY large najoritiss.
At the city election held In Leavenworth,
Kansas, on tho 9Th Of April, Anthony, Radical
Republican, was elected Mayor by 200 majority