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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23
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Iidep 8etragens gu 4 Dollars Strafe
|beruttbeilt.
Wfidb gmitb, Der obDSd F6s IN faIter
gla6t in ben Strd6en bErliinfrrte, mics
Der &ecor6er freiS alaEtlerlbia auf Reis
tsres i'm 9lrbeitsbaiiS an .aa.'s''.s9 ~ .a-9
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nent 8uifapa ipanfenb uno umberluHepb
burh @eody @1enbR fSi6e yaBe fAifueii
ibn faum tkdgef 81 f6uHen, iinO Senslins
aeadtet naIrnl Der 0erDroer ibnt bod 81
Collars nod EXTRA fur IuadeliBss @p1s
5ierseben alb. Z -. = & S I - 80 I.
! Ssrauf Solution, Der ii@ urhlnEdnOis
l6etrug unD cine Inn nuferleote GelObubei
ben 8 Doaare niht tablen tonnts, iparO
ms sIrbeitsAaHs GeiteGts set
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8alanluoIle rnbie unb in l,iittelinds
Biser sfa6frage. 8erfdufr brate 1000
8aqen, Sob 145s sta eaisass4
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I 4 lib f.. Sob 145A.. * < -'l
8auB,noae lift Sufrieoenfeflenb; ibei<
7fere g9fa9lrage tudbrenb bes beutiaen
Marftes. 1000 8nIlen iuurben init
31-r354 @ents per DfunO uingefest. n
0las 2iberpool per &abel iuureeunter
geffrisem Datum folgenbeS geutefcet:
Baulnpeae inberanbert, 13, 900
8aIIen toureen beute bereauft. e''' il-
Ser. Staaten $40 T25. .s.'.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23
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F SEER A4Drit E6ber,
Der febpn frdber Bel iatiis anesftellt
mar 1lnn beffcu Mbeane mir shr 3eit
uneemein, beSaGer ten, bat IT'D ents
SdAlOfIen, tpie6cr bic 3cfals Naentnr
1ar bic ,etaats >3eitilns" gu ifbers
nebnacH. DerfeIbe ut lInfern Trenns
BEN unb benz 4Mblifnnt inn sGHees
meinen beifenS cnipfohIeli. -
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i'm beuttge1 8Iat.te. mel
II ,@bolera <RiTtur.
2y&rldmhalthg Ebet ! .gR ditnoii6ss
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81 Soblon nrlbl &ercDS, Mrdteften.
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Der SnleI ct. Selena. A.'t m.
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SEPT gu eiaigea GinSelnheiten Der
@efdafts sneige uno he9innetl mir nit
Orr 6 0 b.
8erfdufe ipareti tueui9e unb ipar oas
@eidaft in leBter gorbe febr itia, benz
nod bebaupteu fid Die 8reiie felt.
Grocer ie s. soie gum n6tbieiten
2ebensbebarf gebOren gingen lebbaft
uno erSielten 81 nieOrigen 8reiien einen
sufrieoeuiteaenoen llniat. 80
7 sBrobmcte maren Itill uno 1T Der
tmeniae 8erfebr Der 2anosleute nit uue
E1erer Stabt tpobl idulO baran.
I 8nrnJ eel6es uno neiBes, lit be-
lfriebiaen6 unb bielten 95rsiie iid) nit
| serin9er Serdnoerung felt. 8aioen
Eflau. ~ T
8aumiuolle 1T Md INNER ftia..
25 Gents wurbea fur eerineere u,lo 30
Gents fit before Sorteu pro Yfune be-
5abit. gS purbe Elm lllnlas bon SO
8aaen ersieIt.i g# = 5esh
I Qiau6re, 6e1oh6ers 9tobertlon 60.
Bhife1 rIieftrtcn quite ytefultate. @ei<
| ne batten ipenis ,nnifas.< 8errdtbe al
Ter SSirmen bier unb bon auberbatb finb
un Sano. u
T afer tputbeI tpent9; beinabe gar
tnidt bertaiift.' io4RoI Pr. 7''
Seu bate euteti 1imfas unb puroen
I.inebr 8auen, tpie i'll Dietea Boden au>
truf. bk1tallft. ...es@s,a.
| g duh. ,uHb, Site fe In erbielten
ourd oaS na6e gSetter LETTER ISOLDE els
men 9MfIdnung unb iehten gu attet
billigen 3reiien I'M. '.l,l ~
Web puroe 81 $50 per SAB
berfauft; 6anilg Slour $12-13 nnb
1 Saneb Mebl mit s16. 81 e y I'D i /,
r Saute unS Sober fino rubig.
t8orrdtbe bebeutenb auf Eager .uno
/ bauptla6iid finoen mir WafIen bon
autenl SobIenIeoer, ons nit so Gents
| per Yfrtnb I'M ,Warfie it,, d
+ Sabaf lit itill uno miro pie Baums
1polIe erlt ua9 bolltdnbieer Grnote CUR
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tbie Shifffahrt oes 9@umber1atbs nod
4 barniebet unb tam atlo aud fpenia bonn
| gEport eriuartet weroal. sllB
7 Sic 00rle nnferer Sta6t mar
aud rubiger 4tpie yep0bniihs in 1ebter
/ ISOLDE. Sic s8aat 0f Sennehee be-
]ipies bic reseite Sbati9feit, oennod mat
ibr nmias i'm 8erbaItniB 5u Dem borz
l1ek.er @o6e, gerif19. 9te StofS Der
planters 8anf Semi. ftie9en bon 70
1aufS0, Die Der llnisn 8ant Senn. bon
l73 auf rs. Oie StofS Der Central
| Banf bon alabama Fel II bon 80 aui
| % rnb Die Der Selnla Bnnf Nla6nina
| bon SO 1duf %.
+ 9tafbbille II. G,hatt an o q q
]Gilen6abn 9Idtien bIieben uHberanoert,
ebenio Die louisville unb .9taibbille
Etlcnbabu. Soieiige 9io. Sfafbbiuc
! Strabcn giienbabn @ttien iteben IS
T. Sic Stods FIR bic GSeefielb u.
| 9faibbiae SdngebrIde iteben nuf 80 gts
/ Corporations Sheds auf SO Yros
cent unter angegebenen Berth. g
Sob iuar tuenig Serdnoerungen
ltuabrenba Der lebten gBode untertporfen
| lno finoen Die 2eler i'm taaIi1en .tele<
! grApbiffen 80rienberibt bic Gpurie
befelben. ~. a7.s r ~ ss.s .s1,s. :. 20
r., y Seute abermals fnipfen, mir Die
SoffntIta an lnfeft geriGt, baB Sic
tidGite 8o6e rrfreati9ere GcIultate
liefern miro unb uer6en mir oiefelben
ebenfo beipillfonmenj ipie iinfere aeiet.
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DfFee SenneFee etaats s3eihtng.l I
{ q RafbpilLe. Sept. q. 1866 ]

b: 9eb Die @eiddfte Iebte gDn1e feline
gtaHSenbsa Grfolge lieferten, hest aui
Der @an6; OaB pabrenb anoere Gtdbte
ibrei @sfddfte poaRdnoig ilispenbirten.
mir bter in 8aiboile. .lebbafte1 SdnocI
treibeu 5onHten, lit ni1t notbtg oein
Ygblifum gu beriAern, oeanah sbdbrn
mir mas lllniab,. GIN uno &erfahf, in
Slnbetradt Der Gage Der. 0erbdftniile &c :
trifft, before &eIultate er5ieIt, mic piete
dn6ere Yldbe, (oeren Warftheridte Onrs
Itegen), Gin Den Ser. StanteH. la i3a
g Ser Modsnntarft lit anatiirIid be-
beuteno ourd 0as 8erbot bon Gersaui
bon ,Sblt uno Sriid,ten. 6.l sa!al O
Ollie iibriaen g8aareu i1luaen in
JoIae oeflen bebelifeub auf un6 ipar
6leifd Der einaige 9ansefsarttfef, Der
leinen alten 8ertaufspreis Anpennin :
bert bebauptete. ,sf,.s0
&artoffein. Gier Butter i. bsI. itiea,
oa itdrtere 9aafra9e 'bar, UNI 1920 y
Gents.. ~. = ...,';. 4
Ser gSoueunartt mar iebosb lebbaft
uno tpurbe mebr Sleii6 berfauft, lpie in
ben letter g8oden 3uriid. =,
gSir thgen iebt bic lIeberf9tgtabelIe
ioIaen ilno fuefben unfere Qeier' bnr%
nus crietett bah bic Bretfe Ser .leb.s
fen BIOae sieintl9 aaSerdinrs bert blisss
ms y3Ji. 1ga sagidfs I las
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s.! . nil tisSeIeg 4 s sts.ss
uel6es fiir so Gents per @oGe frei
ms Sans eeIlefert, ipirb.e ale lbri9en
Seitunaen Der Std6t foifen IS Gents.
- Se6en Dienitag fnott BET %efer in
uuferen QotaIs @paIteft cine fofgf1ltiae
ausaearbeitete 3tfts Der nm woItalit gum
AbboIen bereit lie9en0ea 8riefe.
| Die bsri5ptte j, I, +. ~ -..s.als' ~. !.
1lnisn 9BSfsb N1afdBine.i .al'
lit surs 8ertouf sci 's's' '''ir-il t'ssasee
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1A 2tps@s Z a9.9a45 SID Nfaffetifr..
| BJtISs.sr g 6nbea nn6
Stte6ekneinM o. 2s0esen b-L c
g gu ara. -SSdE unfesfidfe hermit
as oeuti@e Bublifnm, fab i'd ,in Ssolae
elmer beabTdtigten @ef9dftsbetahbes
rlIng, .niein b1AIt1HAipes 2agera bon
G6n6en ttnb GtiefeIH al iebr erniebrf0g
ten Breifea 1bfeb eit ibst6e sufh fptrb ce
mid fehe fteMem, fUeftf f@ meme sdEIx ].
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nit biaiset TubbetIeiOuns 9rbisnen.
tonn Iss' u 80
Ra52. @ufmdnH 81
f5Smt gs. ~ @ablte % anaFss II
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23

W. Gtunp, elm unorOentIi9er Meni9,
Der Der 8oli3ei pobl befannt lit, iparb
e6enfaqs oabift fpebirt. ~
Deter. @ieo uno NiidaeI Glorise
ipnrbe beibe ebrenboa bonn 6ecorber
enflaIIen4l7 .a.8 aifl
M. g. Burned, Der nit elmer Game,
aus ben 9fegionen Der 2iebe 9lrii In
9lrnl oaS Sabrbunoerti IN bic S0taiifet,
fOrOerte, erbiett geitern bonn 6eeorser
auf feline Serausforberling cine bef6eis
6ene Nntluort; s0ie inn MUIR IA Collars
foitete, ipabrenb ionit oetgleideit affaiz
rem init DO so Collars gefabnt iuetoeill
lnii1en. gstlG ~ 7Ia. iiadf;c y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23
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. Stids !}uders, 19a<-20F S4irfeu M 8ilder ~
4utuers 3uder 19 20 bereitet -, ,26-29
0iemebffIs andef 10 80 gehes S6maIs 2 xL-26
r. Drl. 2iIder. .t6 ---t8tk fSeene 2art7feIn 70
QdiTee Silfer ID -f71S Gents has Bufbet.
WtofaffeS.3 r. ts204f 10 tEter, : 80 b. Gnsenb
oertnaer Ao. .75f 10 Butter .ro6en2sl-. /. 4
Stedrins aidter %. rs = t.atefffen 35--
EdfA SID CT II. Is ~ @etr. Mepfel 16sS4SiDs
laInt Getfe Z. 9 10 y Hiftfihe ~ 10
@rmanaGeife.lf3 ii l39 oHa ---5 i &
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23

~ - 7u1'S y S-1HeEl N
~ BHsa iplreen, III lHe gb1 j.
8alttr @. Geuoon nit gmn,d Senfte.
Oennis 9race1 nit gfanceD S'8tieii.
s. 8. Sag NIT Wfetta Soubtr. D
S>ls8! GteDenIes- NIT Ware giortoa
5pettcer Gfping sit @tiIbrob gaDina.a
Sanes s. Saraban NIT Nfarg aeboo
ISN'T. Senrg NIT Mars u Gteabes.
Satnes6 SCOT init Sarab Sthfins.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23
Office bes @einnSbeitsratbs
l. L Il

- ~ . DFfeeI oes Beinn5b eifsratbs,
S<1 Rafbp.iIts; n September,J
gdbre,sb Der Isktsn pier uS siUanss StunSsn itars
dbeh Isilts biz rIbr a6enSs IS 4erione anS Eamep
Is neae side ibor 80 80 go 90 '...-' -
- o., 49, 10 S;.>L 4sa y
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err 81 ebaftenrr
i - -.sL= y =
fGinaefnnht.A


Sn 8emaSbeit Der 8eroronnH1ee beS
@eiunbbeifsratbes Der 'Stobt 4gtafbbille
unb UNI fib, tpie bas natiirIid, 1T, fit
ieben oronuHgss UNI geiekGebenSer
BIraer, nidt nit Sen ge6or6cii in
Gopfift su brineen, baben inter ben
bieiaen 8ier6r6uerlt aud bic Setren s.
StifeI uuo So. fib entidIDffen, arbeit
wd6reno Der Sauer Der .GboleraSeit in
ibrer 8rnuerei 81 iuspen6iren.
Rir nebnen gieranla6ung BEL bieier
@eIcaen1eit ~. bernerferL 6aB, iibrigenS
Der bette ge9enbttneis bufiir; SdB BterS
trinfen iAa6lidb lit in 6ieIer Snbresscit
Der cbnIeraartiaen &ranfbeiten, geliefert
merben fam in benz 8erional Der
8rouerei ieIbft. Oort iinb an ;tpansig
bon geinnbbelt itrosenbe Wfanuer be-
fdditiqt, bIe nidt oaran 6enfen - iped
lie S!r6eit luseenoirt baben, aud eas
Biertrinfeu arfsngeben; nnb nift elm
ein3iaer biefer 16nner bat aud muir ben
gerinaIten 9nfau bon unpdblihfeit gee
babt, troboem fie. moo ipie Dor Dos
pradtboIIe NtalSsebrGu; neldes unter
ibren S1noen bereitet ipirb, tagtid, Ia
itIinoIid genieBen 37,
SET 6tefer @eTegenbeit molten tpit'
ou6 nod Be nerfen, DaB, iuie mir ufs
ieI6ft iiberssu9t baben, bic 9eFren 8.
StifeI un6 Go.lliiEibreit prodtbo!len
Bier senus selaeert haben, UNI allen els
ma borfonImenoen sBcOarf ibrer &unoen.
ou6 icbt, mo- fie bas Srauen 9eingeltellt
baben, gu befrieoigen. 80
Mebrere, b.te fib bon
Sbi9en lber5An ct
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SIN W1Ftraae 0eB @eiunO6eitsratbs;

0as. Gpmittee:: sHsNE 1851 i
8. 9. 6 iub steb, M. 8,
s. 81 8robie, 30. 8.
8. 81. 8u9aH SO. 8. z.
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So rH f z ls.a 80
I SER Sofep6 DiebI it ieiner
Stelung ais Ggeut Der 0Staats5eitnng"
eut6o6en. ~ . fl's ~
Sir fu@en &ndben or6entii9er
@lterH fir aIIeSbeue Der
Sta ot, UNI unter Mufli6t eiRes Aeen<
ten bic 3eituna lumber gu tragen. Shule
beiuh nirb burbaus nidt beeintrah6
tioen, Ha bic @cdGftigung nur in ben
frIben Wforgenftnnoen oauerf. =
WeIbunaen IN Der Office ODER bel Serrn
B. q. Bolt. 80 80 = q . -
g8ir Hoffen, caB Bis &onntn9 nas
iere neneH Srigtr 70 nrieHtirt fem iuers
ben, oab fe ale ltnfere regeImaBiaen
Abonnenlen iuieoer nit 3eituHgeH Der.
ieben f0nnen. Dds pt5bli9e Mnfb6ren
Der alien Erdger uno oereH uibera1ts
nortlide @eioeriEng, inls zine Qiite Ser
&bonnentetl an geben, tuirft tUie uItiirs
lid unongenebni ftOreno auf bic Grpeoie
ticn res Blattss. savg ~ NJ g
Il geebrter Serr 81 eo a tteur!
Mni DieIleiti0es 8erlaneefl d1nerifdnie
fber foiuObI ais 6entiAer Burger Der s.
@ar6 babe i@ mid eutfdfCifer fir Dos
@mt eines 6 ouneillnan auf Sutretea, unb
poIen Sic aefdnigF tsieinEit Sfaraen
Oaflr an3eieea. SD bite aur tuteritiis
buna nleiner beAtf6eus 2 tbfItset uu6
eriu1e bieieIben, gefdIligif bel Der 8abl
fur mid gu iuirfeH. !, ~ Il
Sbr ergebeniter
&has. 6. @iers.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23
Office oes lGoAnt1 eIerfs, u
Sta b bill e,922. Sept. .

Seeiratb8 8se mil 4iauusen
lbrlbe in letter ISOLDE lduggegeben
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23

H Sine ansiDe6 unferirt 6rsltnSe
a.. 8. o. CUR 8et6fentIi1ung it6ers
eebelte, ungemein nnterbaIten6e Soae
Gus BEN WfittelalteBcaiub nod fur beufe
5ugiid bleiben, um dHOerms g d,eit
Jtdltln gu 9eben. Dtefetbe ioG IpGier
nit Daaf beppst igegbsn,t,,,t,. g5 =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23

Sept gu eigigea ginSeInheiten Der
@eidaftss meige uno be9innen tuir nit
CO. "a a a 49,. Il q. sssss : .ss.ss-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-26
Our Relations With England.

TRE Atlantic cable recently favored the pub
lie with a despatch from London, that the
Paris correspondent of the London Post said
that the relations between England and the
United States would soon be critical.
Against this assumption of a newspaper
correspondent we may place the following
extract from the speech of Earl Derby, at the
Lord May or's banquet in London, on the 9th
instant. After adverting to the war which
had ragged in this country, and expressing his
hope and expectation that we would soon
surmount all the difficulties growing out OF it,
he added
"And, gentlemen, may be permitted to say,
that IL in the course OF that dreadful war, which
has SO long devastated that country, any ques-
tiOns may have arisen between that and our
country which have produced the slightest
amount ofnnpleasant feeling, Ihave a confident
expectation that the two Governments, ap-
preaching these questions in a spirit OF mutual
fOrbesranCe and kind conciliation cloud cheeIs),
will arrive at such a solution of those qustiOns
as not only TO remove all remnants of bitter
ness, but place on better foundation than ever
our relations with that great country, 10 which
we are bound by so many yies interest and
regard loud cheers.)
The London Times says this was the most
important point in Earl Derby's speech, and
that ii contains an intImation that propO-
sition for the arrangement of all differences
between America and Great Britain with
respect to the Alabama claims would be
fayOrably entertained, and that the duties OF
neutrals in maritime war might, ii necessary
be recOnsidered'
There can be no doubt that England is
boLh willing and anxious to come to fair
understanding about the AlobGmd claims
and that all predictions Of "critical rela-
4iOnsS between the two countries, founded on
that subject of differ ence, are baseleSs. We
shall have no trouble with England unless it
Is deliberately sought by ourselves as q
cou0ter-irritant against home troubles
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-26
The Progress OF Opinion.

TIE progress Of opinion is seen at the South
as well as at the North. In the General
Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian
Church, now in session at Memphis, an inte-
resting discussion has been had as to the
future status Of the colored people in ecclesi-
astical societies,
The Rev. DR.. Atkins contended that there
was nothing in Scripture or the standard of
the Church to prohibit colored persons from
holding the Office of Deacon, Presiding
Elder, or Minister of God; and that in their
Chnrch sessions and assemblies they are enti-
tied to a treatment of perfect equality. He
conteuded that it was the Gospel that caste
and prejudice would be broken down, and
that anything that stood in the way Of the
Gospel should be destroyed. Others con-
tended that innovations would surely result
in miscegenation and negro equality. The
general tenor OF debate, however showed
natural progress in the right direction.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-26
important Mexican News.

NEWS comes from New Orleans to the effect
that the Emperor Maximilian has at last alb.
dicated, leaving Mexico in the hands of Ba-
zaine and Castelnau. The more important
statement follows, that all preparations for
the embarlsation Of the French troops have
been summarily suspended. AS the first con-
tingent OF French troops was to leave Mexico
during November. this delay may form the
subject of diplomatic correspondence between
our own Government and that of France. 1t
is probably only temporary. however, and
merely to prevent a state of total anarchy
from supervening. The Juarez Government
will be re established as soon as Juarez him
self can get to Mexico.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-26
A Rae OnnOrfnnitY.

WE see that our Academy Of Natural
Sciences" has not yet got its endowment of
one hundred thousand dollars, for which it
has some time been laboring, although we
are glad to learn that sixty five thousand
dollars OF that sum have been secured. Here
is a splendid opportunity for some Of our
Philadelphia Peabodys or A. f. Stewarts, if
we have any, to do a grand work for the
city, and at the same time render themselves
immortal Let some one OF these gentlemen
endow that institution with five hundred
thousand dollars, give it an appropriate build
ing, and make it the finest thing OF the kind
in the world.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-26
The Ckeyennes and the Smoky Hill ROute
-FTesh DifficuItIes

Junction City Union says that the Cheyenne
Council has been closed. II is reported thai the
tibes are concentrating at Big creek, on the
Smoky Hill route, and their principal chief.
Black Kettle, has told employees OF the Overland
then treaties about the Smoky Hull route, and
that they should not be permitted TO use il.
The presents we've distributed on the 18th
instant. Two settlers, named Fox and Belknap
while hunting on Buffalo creek, tributary OF
the Republican, were met by party oflndians,
VINO acted in the most friendly manner. The
palues exchanged various trnkets, but as they
Were about to separate an Indian killed Fox.
escape, The mocoasins lett behind were peculiar
TO the Cheyennes, Arapahoes, or Sioux, but
the impression IS that they we're Pawnees or
Aloes
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-26
Political Dvnnm,os.

TIE Democratic Journals have been trying TO
solace Themselves since the elections by
attempting TO show that their party consti-
tutes real numerical majority of the people
of TIE United States. The process by which
they reach this assumed result Is the very
simple one Of counting the Democrats tor
more and the Republicans for less than they
really are. The Chicago Tribune has taken
up one of these little calculations in political
arithmetic, as given in the columns of the
New York World, and thus exposes it's
falsity:-
0At the Presidential election OF 1860, the eleven
insurgent States poled 9Oj $50 votes estimating
border states polled 400, 1885, making total south
of Mason and DxOns line OIL ,329 l85 votes, VhIch
is nearly 6O0000 less than the Worids inflated estl
mates The World seIs down the vote IN the South
at 100000. In 1884 the Republicans pO led tor LIn-
coin IN five Border States, 173 100 votes or neary
whole South The 2enubIican maior,fies In the
Northern etates amount to 100000.
"After making the corrections OF the Worlds loose
figuring lei us state IN tabular form the actual and
relative strength of the respective parties che
North and South IN the year 1861
Northern Republican vote. e................2,3OO0 900
Border state Republican vote. .,..,,,....., 225OO0
Insurgent State Republican VOte.......... 100000
White Republicans, total. .2,625 900
Black Republicans, sfranchised. ...,..... 700 900
Total Republican strength ..........382 825 900
Northern COpperhead vote. $4,000
Border STATE Copper head Voie....,....... 800 900
lnsurgeut State Rebel vote e.............. 100000
Total CopperheRd and Rebel vole..... q $4,000
Republican total majority y............. 876 900
at will thus be seen that the radical strength of
the country exceeds the conservative by nearly
four hundred thousand men"
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A rEsr CASE is to be made from Maryland
to try the constitutionality of the Civil flights
bill, passed by Congress at its last session.
The point involved is that of the reception of
the testimony of colored persons, which is re-
fused under the laws Of Maryland, in cases
where one of the parties is white.