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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

CAMP 2lD Va BATTALION
MARCH 4. 1868 !
FHOUG HUNDRED DOLLARS En- y A@D-Ee
eef:sd from my company on tie Cd jsy Of the
protent meath VIZ J0HaSOa, who wss received
as substitute en- the h OF February. The said
johnson IL forty SIX years Of age. i've feet Ave
iuehss high, llgAs complexion blue eyes Esh. hsls,
and by oec Ipation g .ab3rer and says hs Ia Cana
diem By birth. he Ia p.cb.b'y lurking about xich-
m3nd. Tcs above reward viii be paid to any one
3ko will deiivsr lin to me or cenfsoed In aa.y
Prison Get Him. JOHN COATES.
Csp: 20 q. 22i Va Batin, ris!asy Brigade,
mh --eoi 81 A AnfS division.
fEVH,aTT DOLLARS EE|AKD-NiA Ee pale
fsf tie apprehension ard delivery Ct Outis
fnundsr, Richmond, CT private WE KUDDLE-
SION, g ce;cr.er Eom tie q Marine Corps
Aged s0ysars, height feet e inches, eyes nszs
hsir eubu.r, complexion dark. supposed to have
enlisted in volu at.ee company and gone to Fred.
Q icksburg. SFA1LNxr
nh 7--sts Msios ana = ID h =.
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FOE RHMT,

ENOR kENT--A YuR4lHHED HOUSE. GU
Church Hill. with sight roorss. Also, three
sEaVAMTS-.s good Cock. q good Washer aud
Ira1er, Dining 20G;n Servant. The house rsay
be rented without tho s<rvsnts or faraisore Eent
Ia advance. Apply to ~ B O." through Post OF.
nco pih liz
NOx kEHT-A weil lighted ROOM 60 fsSt uv
C - feet, with POWER adapted TO an, me.
enan.cal bs sinsss Apply. "a
STACY h Go.
At Cos ant ! Valdez old sssnd, Cary IL:
UIh 5.-ltk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07
n k7aISAm MH1s,

Conclude With cha
HYP CRITE.
ke Fo. particulars see naau baIs.
Box ofscs Eow oren, where seata and tassi
may be secured.
Peers open at qusrtsr 70 seven. rsIt0rmsnss
VII, enuzacnss quars&r to sizn. O'Clock precisely.
NH 6-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

ITO F0n rLkASURE
Ils iavsrp o! dancis will attend s
GRAND 3A Lh'
to be- aivsn st tie Ifiii Room, ,lesh siess te
tween S.sir and Gary, on xOaDig EyANIaa
March 9sh, 1868.
4 good Caki:.oa Dsra viii be In s;ieEdssca
ma 7--QS~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

u ROAD STKEET TflhAr2y.-- go.
ID Sroxd g.. between o. sps ~
hsIry M.ear.ay. .-..--.-.........-..-. Lessss
yOUNTEEaTH wNEK OF
EAgEY MCCARTHY era
Mia LOT13s $50 A..A
Second v.sek %
kss axLEN NAyMN
And Ms q II STgv SiSoA
E~ Great s.ssssss o. the cosps dc ssilst
Admission IS cents Sesvsnss5C ceS,s ~
,,ra.. 81 r.. shs.tsss Yse.s Al .,h s--sts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-13
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Whereas JULIUS AELvENDAuL, by his GER
tain mortgage deed, dated January 10th
1861, and recorded IN book on, page 5S5
and $50 in the office of the Recorder of
Deeds for The county of Gasconade, State
Of Missouri, did convey to the Gasconade
Saving Fund Association in Hermann,
county and state aforesaid, the following
described Real Estate, situated in the
county ofGasconade and state OF Missouri,
that is to say Book Number / and Mum,
Der 2 on West Fourteenth street, and also
Block No. l on West Fifteenth street,
within the corporation of the town Of Her
mann, in trust however to secure the pay
ment of his certain promissory note of
Four hundred dollars (S400.0 O), described
in said mortgage doed, and whereas said
note has become due and payable, and re-
main unpaid,
Now, therefore, I, Philip Schneider,
president Of said Association, in accordance
with the trems and conditions Of said mort
gage deed, Will on the 6th day Of July 1868
between the hours Of 8 o'clock in the fore
noon and 5 o'clock in the afternoon ofthat
day, proceed to sell the above described
Real Estate, at the courthouse door IN the
town OF hellnahn, GascQnado county and
State of Missouri, at public sale to the
highest bidder FOR cash n hand, to satisfy
said mortgage and the expenses thereon.
PHILIP SCHNEIDER,
President of the Gasconade Saving
Fund Association.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, hat letters OF
administration have been granted to the an
dersigned from the clerk ofthe Gasconade
County Court on the estate of GEO. BAXTER
deed, bearing date May 4th 1863.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make payment immedi-
etely to the undersigned administrator, and
all persons having claims against said estate
to present chem for allowance within one
year from the date of said letters, or they
nay be %precluded from any benefit of said
estate, and ifsuch claims are not presented
within three years from the date of said
letters, they VIII be forever barred.
RICHARD BAXTER,
administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF ad.
cution have been granted to the undersigned
Of the estate of ELIHu COOPER cec'd bearing
date March 10th 1863.
Aupersons indebtet to said estate are hereby
required to make Immediately payment to the
undersigned administrator, and all persons,
having claims against said estate, to exhibit
them properly authenticated Ter allowance
within one year from the date Of said letters
or they may be precluded from any benefit
and if such claims are not presentend within
three years from the date of said letters, they
will be forever barred.
PRESTON q. COLLIER,
Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-13
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hHr"hy given that letters OF
administration re been granted to me
from the clerk of the G%asconade County
Court on the estate of WILLIAM MCDANIEL
decd, bearing date 23th CT December 1862
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required % make Immediately pay
ment to the undersigned administratrix
and all persons, having claims against said
estate, TO present them for allowance pro-
perly authenticated within one year from:
the date Of said letters, Or they will be pre-
Guided from any benefit Of said estate, anc
il such claims are 10: presented within
three years, they will be forever barred.
EDWARD LUSTER,
administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

No lie is hereby given. that letters Of
administration have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk ofthe Gascon-
ade County Court on the estate of MICHAEL
WEIHLAND de;'d, bearing date May Goth
1@G3.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make payment imme-
dia,ely t, the undersigned executor md all
persons having claims against said estate
to present thenl for allowance within one
year from the date Of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benclt of said
estate, and if such claims are not presented
within three years from the date Of SAID
letters, they viii be foreucr barred
PETER WEINLAND,
administrator
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-13
MINIsTRATO NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that letters of ad
mnistration have been granted to the under
signed from the Gasconade County, Court in
session ON the estate Of EL1HU HARDEN
decd, bearing date March 10Th 1868.
Allpersons Indebted to said estate are here
by required tomale Immediately payment to
the undersigned administrator, and all per-
sons, having claims against said estate, to
exhibit them properly authenticated for al
lowarce within one year from the date of
said letters or the may beprecluded from
any benefit, and il such claims are not pre-.
scented within three years from the date OF
said letters, they will be forever barred.
PRESTON II. COLLIER
administrator.
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&fprcs@r1fnmna

Gtr untsrssi&r"ts erlautt ftt, sinem ssetrtsn
SuSliInm srn 9srmann unr rmseSsnp e~rssstnit
aniujsi8sn, Bug CT in, 5aui. be 5srrn {. 3aus
al FER 2tsn uns Stilsrfre6s siusn neusn StOrs
srr1''Ft bat. Gr rrirr fd t%eirstsn, fur6 CUTE
Waartn unc tili9s grsiis, irys.s rur6 aufmsrts
i4''s Sfritnuna bic. @jmna tasinsr mid nit itrsm
3utrau'n teetrsr:sn 8unren III srmsrtrn.. 9as
rHn Mar. &Nus tttrietsm Nus= unS @orswaas
ycn-gslGdit 1T nit benz Stcrs In S:rtinruus ess
IEgt. SuItsr, Gisr Ii. rsl. psssen sss.n austauiG
ron StUrescprs ansenrrtmen. gu ;atlr.idsr
3uipru6 snpFetlt f&
9enrs g. 5.dmanr.
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Ayers S~a1saparilla.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration haue been granted to me
from the clerk of the Gaaconade County
Court III GA the estate of JAMES l.. COOPER
deceased, bearing date March 10th 1868.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby requested to make Immediately pay
ment to the undersigned administrator apd
all persons, having claims against said
estate, 10 rP~sent them for ALLOWANCE within
one year from the date Of said letters, or
they may be preciuded from any benefit
thereof and if such claims are not presented
within three years frcm the date of said
letters, they will be forever barred.
PRESTON IL. COLLIER.
Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-13
STATE CT
County of Gasconade

county OF Gasconade.
In the Gasconade County Court,
May term 1868.
Now at this day comes JAMES McCAMANT,
administrator Of the estate of
THOMAS L. POWELL de ceased,
and files his petition praying fol the sale Of
SO much of the real estate of said deceased,
qs will be sufficient to pay the debts of said
estate, which petition Being accompanied by
a statement of the situation of said estate,
verified by the affidavit of sai4 ~administra-
tor. by which it appears that there be not
sufficient assets in his hands to pay said debts.
Therefore it is ordered by the court, that
all persons interested in said estate be mott
fled, that unless good cause to the contrary
be shown at the next term of this court, to
be held and began on the second Monday of
August next at the courthouse in Herman.
an order will be made for the sale of so much
OF the real estate of said deceased, as will
be sufficient to pay said debts, And it is
further ordered that a copy of this order be
published for four weeks in some newspaper
printed in this county.
4 true copy attest
JAMES ARROTT,
Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-13
9andrerkallf.

800 gdsr Sr6lans in Waries Gcunts, nit
retdtnItiBcm SpI3tsitanr, nstt itSnsn Wsisslassn,
raNen 8 alder IN 6ence, isrnsr sin nsa:s 6aus,
"A lei l6 SUP, anrsttGaltfSdil, in lad uno
6aa, ltns tiai8 az sertnuisn. Ias 0anr III mad
Auiia3c fer9taufwncissr @dunsr istr tusiers unr
eilsntaittg, ouA 1T Is tsrsit1 t~tsilreiie NIT ids
lifn Stitsaumfu t~trlaru.
Nltsrt Nustanit elt9tilt tisritsr 5srr 8urplf
SGttHen.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Michael Wettlin of Bocut
township in Gasconadc Coun'y on the Sd
day OF May 1863, and posted before the
undersigned on tue 4th OF May 1863, a bay
gelding, about II hands high, aged about
10 years, shod all round, with a light tail,
no brands or marks visible, appraised by
.. Rippstein, Martin Weber and Jacob
Rugger at the sum Of - dollars
JOHN B. NICHE,
Justice of the Peace.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-13
f@A;t&;e a,1aANfaftoF9,
(MpocGzS y'aGsv;f4
ppa
G0;;5crt S German,
Scrmann. E(r.

Tit unhrtisYc.sn mahtn cinm ssy'tr,i&r
ccn St1rt unc Gam he E~tnSci5c, raj
TIM @otclioer.t an rti8rm Yiage euidtst t0'
ns jtt in Gtaup 0eiyEt lirr, ole e0rt'r
Es'd, ais. 9tttcuen, Gtite, S6rans', SGrfiS.
pa NNmmplsn {. III srpberen Sueatitatm rrs'
EF'n A Ct. 2rujs Yrriicn gu lisisrn. GQr
|sn S'iHsaen, Slide 'e. fin t:fdnpia ali 9anr.
ASnatms pen a,rBerm Gudntltat ten finptt
msEtbnlt YsciitynisrrisGns ltntt.
Ia'auTcute wtyssn Is in itrin Sntcrt6e Ia.
VI uns Hc3uiprrHtn, IA mir linen tidiBcrr
UNI ttNErc @0arr rfRiren ~trunen, els Ee
'NH aUesr5 fnEsN.
6. G6utsrt.
s. Ser 1T j II.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-13
Anttio tar.
IN

Ter llntsrej6nete III turb 5srausnatms siasr
9. ct. 9icsr, tsrsGtiat, auetioasn III e~i:i'rt INT
cen arsren3snetn Counties atiubaltsn. @c,u Ct
ft tsFcps untsr 3uFderans rrruptsr MT tiai'
see geritngas emrfsbt.
3ualsi6 maGt er rarouf auiusrfiarn, rab mad
Gem nsutn Stsusrssits aass Guetirniren Otne 81.
cen, lei CITRATE RON $50 FIR isSss ~einsslns Sers
ssssn ~rsrtptsr it.
SrbnS NiGt.
Aueicratrr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-13
gu nerfanfsn pber ~ ncra,ietben

Cine tatibs Slrm ant g'aseunars Sio.r, nabe
lei ssr Gjisntatu Bride ssisssn, 60 older cnt-
~haltenr, yrucrn 10 older s~stllrtss autss Sctson-
Gam, l elder nit iunsen 8einaHdfn t%spFan3t,
retlt &clntaas unc elmer junSen Stifsarttn'
1T unter Riai3en Bsrinauassn gu %pertauIsn orsr
gu strmietttn. Gas Na6sre il auf ru Grpsri-
ten ris!e5 glo.tss ~ srfrassH.
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@iesuer's beriGmte
90 t u B s.

lstss patsnte @ai&tuts iinp jstt priuatp.rbHt.
nlnsa irsssn gu anbsrl tilissn Yrsisn ,u ssrtuu-
isn: Yer tS6lts prsis iur SO. 1, rslds irat,r
u $40 %ssrtauIt rurrrn frltsn jest tlcs $3.50. =
Nolstfit etner, tcmmt Ollie unn left unp tauit Il.
Vie NIfssrlass 1T Eel Ssrrn 9hilifp S6nsius
i. SetisR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-13
Err Antrr'sidnsts smpTstlt fa rem publiium
ron @asepnars County ais
Seffentliebcr Gptar
unr
Erie1enSridnfer.
SrieSen5ri6ter.

Ias IN sorssnarrls 6a&sr einitlaasnte Guf.
TRACE merrsn prompt unp tiQis t,iOrst.
Sur Ssautmlittsit tpnnsn etraise GuftrGae in
Ter poltpfFee RintrrllNen mstrer.
SU4n 9. Rtht,
NUtar unit Gritfeneribtrr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-13
firms Wm, gosfag,
SeffeufItber Mptor.

pFsblt f6 sur stusiertisuus RON 8auf6ritta
pIanrrerIarsitangen, Contractor, ~Sorttnldsinen
u"p ~l'nltigeH in sia Ga3 sini$fas.ntsn F-eumsn.
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-13
DOCTOR a OTTO,

em?Ftblt id fsm Sutlitun, 6trmarus unp llmses
gene ais @rSt uul Opcrateur.
Experimentation aller gIrt rtrn gan; fsie.,f II
sepiemtt.
Diff: 8rrntfraSs, sessuStsr scn NiPpNsia'e
1p:el.
, 1863-09-04
THE ARMY OF TIVE FRONTIER,
MOVEMENTS IN WESTERN
ARKANSAS,
GEM BLUNT ON The BRAVERY ar
NEGRO TROOPS,

WAsHEssTtoS, Sept. 3.-Afai, Gen. B1nnt n
his Official rel'o Of the battla Of Hona1
Springs, Ark, says: The 1st Kansas ro1orad
regiment partie, 'larly distinguished them.
selves. They foug 'ht like veterans, md nre.
served their lIn:s nnbroken throughout tha
engagement. The1.' GOODNESS and braverv I
have ne7er seen surp assed. They were o..
poeed to Texan troops twice their number
whom they completely. routed. The 2ott
Texas regiment, which fought against them
went into fhs fight With 800 men, and came
out with only 90. -
Correspondence OF Leaveuworth CONSERVATIVES !
" = August 19, 1858.
We are under marching orders at last. giad
enough to think TINT tomorrow wo shall be
sOnth OF the ,Arkansas. This place. long n7n.
Was- called tho " White mars Grayeyar1.'
and abandoned by the Government because
OF Its unhea1thiness.
Sal, All Of th r Sf. aod hsEpy s:i! gsn
back. He is now forty mIles from here,
southeast. on come creek with an unpro-
nounceablc name. BIS forces a1e now osti-
mated At 1000, the Indians mostly having rc.
turned to their homes. SteeleTs movement
tf seems 70 ne mainly caused by the fear Of get
ting between TWO fires, fur We hear Of Gens.
Steele and Davidson being On the way from
the east and central portion Of Arkansas, It
Nonid DC 1nconVenttnt to be caught with
Bl1at on his western flank.
We are al feeling good at tho neTs that
tS2a ~: Clcud aud the gallant ID Is marching
tn!s way. a messenger came In this evening
Eth dispatches from him forty miles from
this post. .Rc has With him about 5000 men:
me "a Kansas, the LIST Arkansas, md a bat |
falton- of infantrE, with two sections Of |
, 1863-09-04
THE NEWS.

The dispatches from Virginia begin te
have more Interesting look. By wav oI
variety, our caTalry have Just had. and
won, q eunboat fight, destroying the two
gunboats recently captured by the rebels.
The nows from Charleston lies under a
strict embargo. Gen. Gilmore means to
be heard from in his own time and yay.
and hence the channels Of news CORES.
pondcnce are damned up temporarily.
The gathering at springgcld seems to
have fully tested the carrying capacity Of
the railroads there centerlng, from along
which the people poured in by thousands,
the exception being against the Illinois
Central Railroad, which, rs on the late oc.
casion Of the Copperhead gathering, held
sti1ly a1oof from excursion rates. md left
it it for those who ride to pay the full
tar1tf Of The company. Happily, the i'm
mense excursion trains elsewhere referred
to alt came in without Incident, and the
meeting passed of without aught to. mar
its effects.
, 1863-09-04

The Election in California.

SAN Francisco. Sept. 2.-Thero is no trade
doing today: stoEe9 and shops are general
y closed. Good citizens nre attending tie
eIeetioa. The .vote Of this city, un to 1
O'clock this afternoon, Is unpescedsntedly
1arEc. The estimated majority for the Unioa
uchet is about 1000.
This Peoples Independent Union Leefsla-
tiss ticket Is probably elected by 1U0 ma
jor1,y. -.
Te]egraphic returns from Sacramento. Nh
rysvf1le, Nevada, Stockton aud San joss.
down TO noon, estimate the vote in those
rseciDts for the Union State ticket ut nearly
two to one for the Opposition. ::
SAN FhAsOlsco, Sept. 3--Incomplese 8 re-
turns from the rtiGclpal counties of this
State indicate immense Union 'maioriti.s.
Downer, the Democratic candidate for Gov:
crror, owing to Ills excellent record while
Governor III former years, runs consider,
ably ahead Of his ticket, but Lows majority,
e gSf tSd .1thstandins ss, viii hardly fall below
all the counties heard from elect Union
Legislative tickets. The Union majority in
San Francisco will probably average 1000.
The Independent Legislative ticket rot
Ecsr]y es many votes as the combined vote
for the regular Union and Democratic tickets,
, 1863-09-04

men. All the luxuries of ],s, arm +ut,n =,
loot hospital by the s5mpathiz,az fr1ssds ot
the rebels. -4''@A<' y.
There is not one word from cbar1cst.n
Nota letter Is permitted to come from tho
army or navy.
The report that the draft was not to be en-
forced in the State Of Ohio is untrue. The
draft will not be enforced west of Pennsylga-
MA until It Is dniahed in the eastern part Of
the country. ...- -..~
alter that 1t viii bo enforced In al tho
Western States. It Is estimated that one-ftth
Of the draft Of the first class will yield one
hundred thousand men, and bring back at
least 10000 Of the 116,oo0 who deserted tie
military service Of the United States within
the past year aud half.
, 1863-09-04

OFFICE or TIE BoArD OF PuHL1o WorK1,;
Sealed Proposals viii be- rec+ivoa at lis oica un1
HFpNkSnAT. September 9th at Il o'cIock H. Is
which time TIC Board viii open the same for doiaF
stl the work and fnfrihlng a the mateai1 re;uirsa
f2s u construction 2! R!eS Tuauel nye teet clef
TGFss @ 1a ne CITY: EEo miles out nader tha bcd q
11as2 aad M ta9o9E9 M Tnat S 9aTo9a borns
WITH lard shafs, aud protecting cf1bs Il &C
Eo1daoce with the pa1s nc1 ter The 10
iqE q said work TO be fouEd On Ills u tho odca o.
tho B3aft would prefer to let the eatIre work tt
e0e co1actoF CT company, but Will Eecev0 3epa
RtoNoeas Tor the tunnel proper ald land Eh1It IA.
laka ehAfta.
lids ana to accept any one bid complying With the
conditions Of this advertisement.
The bldA must be sealed, and must be accompanied
WITH bond Of The penal aronnt ef slo0. blank toI
which vtl accompany tae sreet1cato1s. guarantee
rs to e1ecSt!o7 ola eoot.as: Iccesdanca w!se*ae
Proposals. m9It be directed to tae Board Of rnbtie
Works Rld 1Edcrsed Proposals Tor Lcko T1nnel"
tha woEk Will ha relnrsd OF tho parties wfo3e hct
msJ be accepted. j. G. G1EnELE,
FRED LETz.
&C. SHERMAN.
ans4 huesAse4 ne. Board Of Public Wozs1>
, 1863-09-04

Is Among the characteristic expires
slons in lis letter to the Springfield Con
Eention, published in our last issue, occurs
phrase Of Mr. Lincoln which is SO purely
product Of Western river life, that its
whole force will in many instances fail to
&c seen By those unfamiliar with the
phrasc and its origin. It is common
form Of boasting, with regard to light
draught steamer, that she will run where
1hcrc is heavy dew, or where the ground
is "only little damp" The President
borrows tile expression in according praise
to our light -drnught war vessels, both on
the Western streams and on the coast. -.>
, 1863-09-04
Tn1E VERMONT ELECTxny.
an old-FAShioned Republican Vie.
Tory

MONTPELIER, IT., Tuesday, Sept. i, 1868.
Thc election for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, ard Treasurer, and three me,nbera
Of Congress, and also members Of the Leeis.
laturc, took place in this State to-da5. Tie
Hen. John Gregory Smith, Of St. A1baus,
was the candidate Of the Republican Union
party, and the Hon. 7. P. Rtsadf1eld, OF Mont
T,clier, tho nominee Of the peace OF Seymour
Democrats. Not much interest has been
taken ir the campaign by the friends OF Mr.
Smith. The Democrats hare acted differ.
emily, aCd lEye labored cuergcttcaIly, under
tho hore of rcalizlag large gaine.
In 1861 and 1852 tie Democracy had little
or no organization ia the Sta e, and generally
wee nIscnl from the polls We, therefore,
SO far rs the returns have been received. give
the yoic as compared with that of 1850,
When the two wings Of the Democracy were
strongly united. The vote Of the State will
be about 5000 less than In 1860, when It
amounted to g. 500
We have returns from thfsty-four towns,
embracing ahout one-fourth Of the State
They giye Smith 1875, and Readfeld {. OF.
The zane :oSne in 1860 gave Fairbanks Rep.)
s,'ss3, aud sa1e and Harry {Dems.) 3 GGS.
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Fairbanks
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