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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-09-12
R ooFTNG

Rolls READY TO BE NAILED DOWN adapt.
Lea to houses, factories of all kinds constructed
OF materials that hayestood the test of 10 years
ana manufactured on an entirely different plan
cured by patent.-yery durable aid OF low price.
Circulars and samples sent flee. Liberal terms to
agents. r., l.s d READY ROOFING 90 ~
Soyi raB All " Msiden Lane; N. Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-09-12
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NTnDD -.'I-I7I0l IasTlI. lHfII IaU"I
MORRlSVlLLET - a4lg. 6..ayT.
't'- II AV3.s ia y1udlaiaH sTaa (
ie ''A Of the Voice, Organ, Piano, and ar
III lrs - Inony. d athIE !lg&
os EAU Term of II weeks commences Sept. 9Th,
aoee, Students attending the public school will
nna superior advantages for the culture Of music
Instruments OF every description furnished to
order and satisfaction guaranteed, IS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-09-12

SOME Of you are certainly laboring under a
Smistake.
cannot do business and keep up good stock
Of goods unless you will settle up occasionally
will close out my stock OF goods Tor the next
en- asvs ebeap for cash and In the meantime some
Of you ho'pnfl 'ee'"'''' L. O, NICHOLS.
yetkrsonvilie, Aug 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

n.asS.s 80 sAe,,,.a. dse
nIsSSi ~ go peedsss, 49, y -
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s..s-'r-..,Ss, ,,,ornine. z . epclAek
Rsi1e pstky,saa. sHeaL =" =
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s'eieck. R. n. Psttymsn. agent. 8
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

have tust pu6lished book which contains
oemeeee D. 6eripette Lisl of n ~ Ryiun. aed
much olhsr salushls matter Of gsneral intersSt
II this | have sxplained how The drswing viii
y eoedaeted md have ansuersd svssy ethss.
qsestien that csa pessiely - asksd. y epnles-
tion With the Concert I've copies ofthiS 6oSk
fot ssS * norS Tickets. snd inclosihg rivs
eeesU - pre- ply postage. nsmsmbsr, every
esioe eagIsd fn tlis' te.k vim - dram q ths
appois1sd tins, oAs1A0 ~ tissle &C ~ ssld "
~. b.. ~
The erises are 1eaAy. and ~ill y
Omeleted 80 susrss3 lisaS ~ ths'i ~iASiag
numbers will be sent U ngenis snd ticket h0l1s
ers PAStlsa. whose naa gen srPeer on the iist,
wil forward their ticket st once, with dlrsseivas
q y shipping goeds sud moneya
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03
From the chicago kepasNean.
Legil1mase Enlerpr2Sesy

From the Chicago Repahliean.
Legitimate EnlerPrlse.s
young servant gif1 Who drew the large prise 4 ~
.HasnA 1elesy lAt6E pseo1el " tAe fneesy \ so6td
ed Of g0is1 inio 0Do1 eoslesy waD mansed to rich
mesrtIant II New York last week She laughingy In
sisted on being better nnancier than Astor, she
had made fortune ih one day from OnA dollar, the
price Of her ueaDsA In cUantries Whese tuca under
- leEitaaate life IRE insurance, where sllan
yGaaYAgA man1 tea.ses = great eoser y qs!ohl
tese ~ tlslrusf 1T n bueh schemes, and rich an1
foe iSs people q tSIcsep thess Il snilas chance
Of la1eH - fopA1 1Akn pf pspceF netsne h o..
bai91B ON Cg.ceft which g Conducted by nan
veil hnowu, M unblehished credit. TAs dFowRe
wil take plsee where III nay satsy theeaves oslt6
inpastialiy, aea Our own Gtinens heMds ~ tickets.
Juagng fum ths cruwd around " desk of the TFses
ses tke chances are going u with Eeat rayidy. -
thsrs WIN y ~ delAy n drawing Tie eventual dAJ
1Deoooo q hand. Spf9asdlW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03
t.. y: :, :,.:s;.,s::x =. :xt'':;}'.S = '''''''1'
T,u1sr..'s. Atlantic. osdsy ed q kdlys
as.,a'li:, SA,%ISt,*k 'sF y, ksT's ~ = a!''y

5: PgHn O. L,,ta aLNlIHT
! yTtas ssslms6ts rs< ~ he's spe.n Il 4~sDeteGhsae
-spsy ire6 ~ 7sj5bo6 6& rst1ntts auep ~
SDder - name Of Cod ttVer on a.
1lisassr9 4 g ,Ase ~ Ca Asaesis aesarpsea %
NJ ~ s6ask'kSsn 49, SssJAsk kAvssS' M asevess
r. eteaq, ePd y saslso rsasi.eA ~ ~ - poqseas
.elbnach. bsls uaasfsetstsss. ~ sat
ri cAsW1t, MACK ~,
- NSvlprf.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

49,. g.. d.~.- 49, ,. !.
~ fiA. " Dtafts Express, Pea s0nsS 0sAek,
Of Resistefed Letter. rar "a ,.nte-8. i
knerget,c aad reliable asests nealsd II every
town ane village Ii tie Union. Referenses re-
quifed. li0eral cammission allowed.
a Gttdpsssls tsss isssftise salS a1veftls4
nsnt requested. s sssses II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

& CLsrusxo Exrsulux--At Ne. -. Brady
street, San Perry keeps csnseantly on hand
sn nextsnsivs saesk ofeests essnisAlGe goods
Of all the latcst stylss and ccl"rs. He
is alss manufacturing 70 order 10 tbs 4csi
sohstAntiui and s6iohablS dSahhSs, 1X6eAs
fsrsisA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may
s.ll: n 30ni Z ~ i1s6ssiJsAi ,.h.
asksatisa osths pas.lis l. alss inst>ed. Every
~ plyA e4a - iound Il ~ sstaoiesnsat
e eale q vsioes n swis she tlues. Drop 10
and sse lbr yourself. ae.'s ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

eAloo9 I'll eoMune. Alin.
~. fD0Nr 0rpHaFT, ; I
1suaA Assr wsss q Bssay. DsvssfssA lewa.
=. e. N1f1tC1R1HG, Rrops
CAsies wiass, Liquors. ~ Cigars esasse.tly
~ SsssSr Eisyi. |. ~, ed i. psrs... -
der-sas ssa1 - - MptsitG Give b. Z
eesis - :. enXAaM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

TIN 1eAsGAnss 90 susC ChslsA ~
M Nhaey ketw Aas1s $1,000 = .
ssliv,as1l ~ ~ eoIstu@b tsts rsa9lht
assss ~ sAslsss, W pggsulsd hi4ss'f
sstk : pAysisas ~ 49, ~ >spssseist
aeesahaasisas ~ = eAsuld ~ - u .
vltssss y - sasaahsd vilk stssy
uuo6Do sf ~ disssssy - ssss oos9iae
~ slussl hspslsssly u, lssihs psessd
sllSsgA T. taslis s4See de disspss.
Il = J jtsis - \ Dssts6's lsaih, ,Ass
osssid i.seiseliss. ~ .,.s
We oaioenoa1 tsbs)lpssshis slaasntat
tA&sgh 4 ksvj1ssely rsessss . 'e6Ss JsafhS,
x tAss1eA pGess6 tkia 4 ekjlsss - tAs
nAs nay - saiA y hsvs ~ = ossh fsen
Gsar . Aoo disease. WhAesvse ~ 6ia.r>
sssg y spssssa = " ~ tsae6 4 shelesA~-s
~ thses e6aseb ~ ssallt = hi5dsh ~
q thsy wsss ct he Asse Adsssss e The
p,Agss--M = skyjsd ~ Gsss y aothlss
n>gv lAsSsibls y ~ Ueseesss thaa s1ewss.
ID tsss, ef The sysesa. Neshiss tssds
asss 'ssssly y Iswss shis tess then in>
lslosnss II lssr sssA - appssaps.
sisss = dassss fren sa aesest ssshs ~
sass. 4 &. ~ ssppssa, pessih'e, eslisl
~ sass absss saassd, fae . pss1sa b
fssss q iaaelnaiiss 70 vsesy hinssls int .
disesssd sspditisa, e,so shsa eholsra sxi1ts
se~hsrs ness Aia. dtAss, = - spidsuieo u
h aay other form. OF sosrss ths danger
ffso sush appsshsssisas y assA iscteiaed
milss ~ prsvslsnes Of cholssa. ws TAKE
il, thss ~ sssss ssais fss avoiding eholts
ars includsd In he "a advles. whieh viii
answer h ths eaas sf ~ spidsssiss- ito
suppest he syslsa b. gopd end whole.
sene diet, u avoid " lsas Il nsssasasya
reoG, q ahstain from exceeees ef I'll soss.
asd - keep the mind and bedy busy WAh
il aeeuseomed ave cations, nAking no
changes iApao's hAbits, at 1oaat unless theDs
hstis hass bssn dseidsdly ~. CIR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

:s
=. M "a ss y: ~ IS ls 81
s. =: .l,: r. .:;a {. - ~ - I. -.
~ q. ~ 49, : -.
= 80 1RECRAEs TnDG6 ORnCDUO IeN4Dvt q bsssss
81 :s. -: - -; 81 s Vftt sS
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Sss Eya
II : = = 9 81: ss7 u =
A.0.smAlLR1R1D. 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03
Lsss . 0siggs have just received ; large
stsek u Family Bibles.

i s& w. FA---xo->-AA
& Torsv>Tvsvr SsAssR. THE tspsy ,lurv,
season has fairly commenced. r,om Top q
bottom, good house wives are sanssskiss
their domiciles. House cleaners are Ia
tteir glsry. Dsst, breons. carpets, and
COLI dinners, siss confusedly IN ihs minds
ef sarswosa husbands. Essrysody : "on
The mevsI" q bss;ly sagpesa u rsnovatina
INST which must b endured. Plsasaa'
I ,sinsss. this sssutbioo Of paial. lhis sle-
va,ing sf stosss, -sAIs eve. ping down u
ehimaeys. and securing up Of ofstovs.pipss :.
Bryant. vs believe, anes ~sets sometL:ns
~ the subject: o Ns
"rhs me sncho y days have come. tAs ssidcs:
OF cleaning pa'nt, and scrubbiug Aoors. and
- Acouriuy. (Af Sod seer; 4
Hsspsd in the corners Of the room, The ancient
y direiay quiet. ~
And spiders ~ - their wShs sesars rom Iear.
and din Y ri.t
i'ut nes the Ga pet. y! are up, asd from the
Staircase top
Tie mistress eallsto msn and mad 10 WELD the
broom and mop.
Where are those r oms. these quiet rooms, tl1e
house bat nov psessuted,
Whero.n Ne dwelt, nor Areaased Il dirt, % COO
and couassteas
suite II re0ms,
vitA sleps, ~ suds. asA soap. ssl' SOD, end
lu6o. - paita Ind beo0mo;
0Aalee, td6sea s6Ands ~ stsn1iag fs0nd q si1-
ew1 . essoue.
While wifs = 1esssGlaiAa II about like mete
~p1ln Tie heavens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03
II Tickets for 80.

i Dallors. Selool TeasAess. Hnt Ma6ases, Hetsl
kssfsre, k1prsss and Rdlfs1A AGpets afs 9
thorised TO oct -, my agentA n YhpU viii
allow khe fall souuaA1ssi14 - ~ W k1ts1rdered
for themselves rr .fer etEscs through them.
"a ~ ASsSt1x2as xsr e's scfsrssn q Csies~>.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

CiHs sssu 4 CAlL.-Hsas tas corner q
Second and Dtady. NictsliS Block. Rsn-
isgson I Co. have alweys "a hand - dns
ss- ssseslnset ef Cash,onsblp furnishing
essds - ~ ~ sanad aay where. They are
slso uaasfaeturiug % order in alt The latest
styloD. .,.-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

RA,rsoAD D Svnxtss. Dssow - give care.
fsisy eompihs4 ahd authqn,ie tsslss show
Ing the actual amount Of msechandisc, pro
duce,, snd other Delights - ,eived q this
point per ths n. 1 Y. and 6. 1 r. l. r
Re-. from January lss 70 April 3sth ef the
present ysu. fbur mouths inclusive, and
asa aI.s. the scto.t shipaents ty th>sams
reads for ths sams tioo: "a s,- s7s- ig !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

UooPrteQs Oysooesry. HW0neF
0o&1}A4STs -. spntiH Saesl u ssisg 1s-
.,U3es'a ceapesa1 BstsasI e neaae Plssl Ppe
y ~ -, - =. : O. nsustrs, ~ Louie, -
~ ~ I'll 6roggiosa. y. 6covsAgt, Ohieata.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

WnoLEsAis Clerntxo DsAtsn-R
Krause. opposite the First National Bank,
invites The attention Of country nsechants
70 the large assostmsnt Of al kinds Of Ness
sna Boys rsady-msds clothing ~hrh
hs il disposing Of at wholesale rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

eSfasS u, noe ui1s wilk yuar hesl(h, I'D ~ ehsp
~ daagsross meacins. whlch DgueEaces nsg heys
- lksir onoltiea. Mn. Window NystE r!lls AZ
6n1 8 t6sf operstSea; correct ~ kfsgalsrinss ana
- = ssoIs - ssa.r W. q Ios III
~ : sSisScss 3 tSes. sn, snSS. u1s ~ atcafSing
= 1sssl5oas, md ws know the fesult viii - = ~
0ooo es1ee Prcc - per bug, or b0xse for - fdr
- " I'll Dsuggits h Davenport %. Scovi, Agent
w.. -------.--.- 1
q Ooose - lS4el}eh. .--,all and examine
Uapis wIl 10 sent free By mail, fot ~ 6enas thss
6essFs. 1ss ysst, jyss.diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

~ psossesion ffoa ~ ab0vs, call - r.
/, alMPjON 4 90. asd esks sus Policies ia
4Aooo lrse clses lususonce Cemponies fepss.
a,soataa ~ them. whsrs ~ aesussa parl
i1islooee 10 ths Preoes u he e1a1lB6
Z !sssss!ss ssss ~ liability; - -; ~ -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

1 CoaoUupsJvUD ooa'e teF - v0vn DolD o.
pcrspadl you hase sssssA ~ psepsetiss Of
jeha q nobw 3 Coes puso 0Ud6ml God
Livee Oil in vain. Thsss Il tsstimery ef
Sho hjnheot llona - GhoU ehae - e1su0e y
Palosnesy eenplaaats heve bssa IN but
misaculess. Net y W \ II yess sslssoi
y y - decline . fais chaRee tt We. John
q. Baker ; Co., No 7ls Market s. Ph1a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

0Qas Vs1as n aaeeesr ee!onp esckisg
0satorg gF1pes tbe opglrs = Wine. Il 10 sn
a1aieahto article, used 10 The kospitals end
81 The 0rst class families in Par,s, Londos,
Aedles~ Ysrk. In psststsncs v ~ Port
Wlae Il y wssth : tf,al. y Il give: great
anAanGhee1nn. dcA dir
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03
CITY lrE Ms.
!. P,c1sss 1s.nps, s,al end sass's, e...y -
9 tueo ! 0riegsA |'@ rs4 sD1

y APsx say beassifbi siIt Sasqulnsa ths
laaess 'Raris ssylse jsss rssivss = Wsds-
usssh. = .a.,s..-g "A NJ Jaw naga dlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

WAxSxp T. rent Immediately, By good
pasty, house Of six or 81 sht rooms. Apply
q THE o4leo. mays dit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

r. = Nsssh ~ slsssA 81. Lssia, Nssshans
TaIo6sa - Dsalsss u Eisss-class Closhise
81 0sasS' Psrsishiae Osods. Osntlsmsn
veatlng gods ID IT, shove line. win Asd
4 = thels advantaes - cali ~ addssss %
ohess, whegs they vill Gnd psaetisnl nss 10
shsie 6us&Stse, end dsslius exclusivsly 10
0fue claAe soedS q ssasooabls prices. Re-.
Ds0tR; Ea41 = sB6Mel, = North 4th
eerss( dirsedy opposite Main Eatraeee to
6a6tstS Hstso. aAs9 -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

ssaap II De6f0of1 Street. Chicago, IN /
- Agents 1fs aathofised % o6ef the above
ino9ee9e9eA. . .... &c :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

ITO % % xoS - ~ without lfsS5ecs
0sllss B;sssss. Tits qesstien needs % q
gusssut. s .sssl.s -
Can . ssnsi31s psssse long dseats which sf
shs two - ehooecA Bittets r. DesthI This
qssstien elss rs9sisss - answer. Il an
oWeva itself.
..lDh Who would COLO beas,
Or gSuan end sweat usder D1ssspf1o life.
Wtsa'hs hasslt CO, his qsistns make
With HuBssL's 0eLpas D1S9nner' Sass
Wh0 indsede
hubbsl'a 0sldsa Bitssrs ers eoupesed Of
Gsntian, Calissys bari, ,sas salraa, Caiamus.
eod sthss vsessabIs rosss, preserved IN psre
JasAiea spirits, and form IN agreeable
bsvssaes o. cell o. most excellent medi>
cins. HUBBEL'S GOLDEN DlrrER3.
Nsw York Dstst, B6 Hsdsss Street.
For sele at Wholesale and retail. b. Bstd
orbeoke z Miller. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

nndueemenHs mr. ferninG. Clabs.
uvoa tAe receips of u III vffl send you fick'e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

Tur rApnrcW aa.r~m,srrm
SAA1S08 8sOA AOVVk 0xv. 4
M - 7.'s' - =
2 .i- OF as. g.
! 4. ! ~ :, i. s|
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

J - sao AsADsao ~ 4as DsnoGnAs. $50
elaI aA1soeisa b aske6 - netisss vhicA will
aVpsas n euf Lessl Csjsans, d nsdicsl
prspassslsns = grsas rsputs 10 Nsv Eng
lead, ksewA - AsaaeUslrs Sbssdsrd Rem,
s1iss. With sbs physisisns aad ceassnsss
shsy eajsy . sspslAaisa sassly allessd to
such prspasatieas, AID the cea6dsoes Of
svsry reader q test them will be perfectly
sAcssd. Rcd advsrtiesasat. 9ayl div
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-08
TIE GOvERNOR,s MESSAGE.

We lay this document before our readers
this morning. Its.chief points, briefly stat
ed, are negro suffrage and arming
"loyal militia" and holding them as minute
men, 10 protectthe ballot-box-further tink-
ering with the franchise law-the denial
of the power Of any Legislature, after the
present, TO act upon or modify the laws en-
acted by this, upon the subject of the voting
privileges guards against a popular conven-
ton TO amend the Constitution-more strin-
gent and compulsory provisions to enforce
the Metropolitan Police law-the prohibition
Of injunetions restraining its going into ef-
feot-the summary punishment Of judges
who have or may throw the shield judicial
protection over members of the Legislature,
against the tyranny Of the Radicals-an OBJ
iurgation against "bolting,' and diatribe
against the President Of the United States.
An these points are more or less elaborated,
and though couohod in language and style a
a little more elevated aud digniied than the
Governors editorials in the Knoxville Wkig,
constitute and embody mass Of political
cruditics. Understandable dogmas and reyo-
lutionary doctrines, more radical and start
ingthan have ever been propounded by any
similar functionary in the Republic.
We shall endeavor to find, in few days,
time and space for a just review Of this mes
sage, and to give an exposition Of its prinoi-
niles and Objects
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-08
New York.

New York, Nov. 6.-The Republican
gains in the State are very large. 1t is
thought Fenton's majority will be five thou
sand.
BY the latest showing the heavy Demo
cratic maiorities in the city and Kings, are
more than counterbalanced by the heavy
maiorities in the interior.
The three Congressman gained by the
Democrats here are offset by three Republi-
cans in the river counties.
The Democrats gain some Assemblymen.
Gen. Halpine is elected City Register.
Morrissey's majorities are very large. OPP
position vote trtiing.
Fox's maiorit, over Greeleyis about {, 800
in the fourth district
Brooks majority in the eighth district is
over 5000, overCannon and Elizabeth Cady
Stanton. The hitter received eight votes.
Demas Barnes in the second district was
elected by a heavy majority.
Hunter,( Dem) was elected for short term
and w. E. Robinson (Dem.) for long term,
from the third district
Chandler Den. in the seventh district,
is elected to Congress by 4,756 over Stein
beemer.
Fernando Wood Dem is elected to Con-
gress in the ninth district by 1893 ma
jority.
Stewards majority in fae sixth congress
sional district Is 2,45S.
Humphrey Dem is reelected to Con-
gress from the Buffalo district, defeating A.
NJ. Clapp by about 1000 majoity.
Kings majority S,SSS. Pmeroy, oath
district, elected to Congress byabout $500
majority.
Seely, in the twenty-eighth district, is
elected.
Conkling's majority in the Senty-6rst
district viii be ], $50
The following are the COngressneR elect,
so far as heard from, the asterisl indica-
ting reflections:
ID Demas Barnes. Dem.
Sd. J. d. Hunter, Dem; w. f. Robinson
Dem. for short term.
4th. j. Fox, Dem.
5th. John Morrissey, Dem.
9th. Thos. +. Stewart, Dem.
9TH. =John w. Chandler, Dem.
Sth. #James Brooks, Dem.
9th. Fernando Wood, Dem. gain
10th. VIM. Robertson, Rad. lgain.)
DIST. *R COnkling, Rad.
2Sth. Lewis Selve, Dem. gain
S0th. y. NJ. Humphrey, Dem.
New YORK, Nov. The Posts editor
from a careful collation. Of the returns from
all parts Of this State, estimates Fenton's
majority at nine thousand,
The Times says; There we're four Repub-
lican and one Democratic Congressman
elected in New York yesterday,
The New York delegation elect in Coz
eress is twenty Republicans and eleven
Democrats, leaving Il the same as last ses'
sion.
The House Of Assembly viii have Is large
Republican majority as the Senate elected
last year has.
The World admits the election Of Fenson
BY 1900 majority.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-08
THE ELECTIONS,

We have endeavored so to condense and
arrange the returns from the important
elections held on Tuesday, as to give the
reader the general result in each State. 1t
will be percei7ed that save in New York
and Maryland, Radicalism is overwhelming
" triumphant. In the great Empire State
the contest has been very close-the indica-
tions being that FENToN, the Radical, is
elected Governor by the smallest majority
obtained by an incumbent of that office for
many years, while the Congressional delega-
ton will, perhaps, show a gain ofone or two
members for the Conservatives. Contrary
to expectation, and in spite of the miserable
bungling Of affairs in Baltimore by the lead
ers of the Conservative party, and in defiance
of Radical tyranny, the Conservative people
have done nObly, and carried the LegiSla-
ture and, perhaps a majority of the Con-
gressmen. Outside Of these two States, from
Cape Cod to the western edge of Lake Su-
perior, save here and there a spot, shining
like a jewel in an Ethiop's ear, all
is dark as the blackness Of darkness"
We have no stomach to rehearse the
details. Those who expect nothing are not
disappointed. There were reasons to found
hope that HOFFMAN might be elected in
New York. The moral effect Of barely
escaped defeat in that great and command
ing Northern State, may be salutary to a
degree, upon the Radical leaders, unless
they have reached a point at which de-
determined opposition frenziesthem. There
are thinking men, however, among them
who can calculate the indications, and will
read revolution as the result, il the conduct
of affairs is RENTED entirely to the "archi-
tects Of ruin" who have succeeded in de-
bauching the minds of a majority of the
Northern people. We can only advise th,
Conservatives of the North 60 maintain
their principles and forego no effort to save
republican liberty, nnd admonish the South
ern people to preserve their dignity and
equanimity, and rely chiefly upon themselves
in the critical exigency which is upon the
/ nafion
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-08
TIREATENEI DISTURBANCES IN
UTAH.

1t is stated tina there are serious appre-
tensions of disturbances between the Latter
day Saints and tie Gentiles. The cause is
thus given:
"Under the Mormon law, the occupation
Of the public lards in Utah was permitted
and recognized IN the simple condition Of
survey aid sediment. No limit was fixed
to the amount man might thus acquire.
The Federal Government it is alleged,
strangely neglected to survey the lands in
that territory andopen them TO presumption
or offer them forsale in tracts Of one hun
bred and sixty ares each. The Mormons,
therefore, surveyed and occupied almost
without limit, ant some of them claim pos
session of tracts of from 1000 to 10000
acres.
"Latterly the Gentiles have invaded the
sacred soil OF Utah, drifting in as prospect
ing miners, farmers, spectators, and traders,
and, taking liking to the broad acres, I'M
cultivated and unenclosed, have settled upon
them, and put them under cultivation. Be
ing threatened with forcible election, they
banded together for selfprotection, and the
maintenance of their rights"
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-08
The Fenian Trials.

TORONTO, Nov. The trial of the
Fenian prisoners proceeded this morning
with the usual crowd in court.
K Mckenzie and j. Fleming appeared
for the American Government. John Slevin
was placed on trial The prisoner being
very deaf, was allowed in the enclosure for
the counsel. Had no counsel specially re-
tanned. John Stockwell sworn: Saw the
prisoner at Fort Erie carrying a rife with a
bayonet told ne he was deaf, and not know
ing the watchvord was afraid of being shot
Fenian pickles left them and returned to
Fort Erie. Joseph Newbeggin, VIM. Mil
Ter and Lieut.. Miller, testified that they saw
the prisoner armed with rife for defense.
John Hughes said he and the prisoner came
to Buffalo seeking work, and were engaged
to go to Fort Erie to work on the Erie and
Niagara railroad, and were taken prisoners
by the Fenians Jane Smith sworn: Keeps
tavern at Fort Erie. Prisoner stopped al
the tavern on the 3lst of May; next morn
ing the Fenians surrounded the house. Mr.
Mckenzie then addressed the jury. Hon,
J. H. Cameron replied in behalf Of the
Crown. The Judge summed up the evil
dence and the jury retired. After short
absence the jury brought in verdict Oi
guilty. The prisoner was then sentenced tc
be hung on the 18th of December.