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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-02

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f9Ffss Mpresn sre6e9 EurfeD-5 6ieeen.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-02

\ Ter ate CUTE Suf bss 9OTutb Saa1es
Del1es 6frr 0eD. gRaterntan in 30. Is anb
18 Gii6 4Rarfet Srabr bait tit 10 aasenteiit
befannt 6ae IS Finer tpeitereu Gmpfeblmne
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frembe tanse 2eutt, bic in eieisr tbeuren 3eit
bulge 90obnnns nno SrfSltiguns gu 1npen
niiul@en, bort SCripre4en mDsrn. SPariaut-
felt ME gereut.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-02

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gcltern yteIior Sones iinO Sei,rD Soung,
beiOe fnb au9efLagt Elm 8hlpein nm
@ertbe bon $50 bon Der ssarlu 6es
Serrn Oscar Collier hi .JtO6toinn gee
iloblen gu baben. Ser 6rieoensridter
lAifte beiOe, ba lie $1,000 Blr0lAaft
nidt fteaen fonnten, bis gum i6dlten
6ermin Der Criminals Court in Die Sail
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-02

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SuhsYdibpiHe Strebeu 2stS.i O.0S
Stods Der 9fugebride, .-so-su
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-02
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-02

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d,entIid,e MIafEt lti1et ME felt beinahe
B Daonaien slirlf, als Die GboEera bier
bestfGte. @JeIe T6rinsy lpnten 0eslDnns
gens ibren eanse1 Nprr9ib, Ipeittg Re Jpn
rihee 51Ib perlAenfe1 lpoltsp tpieDer
NIT nod palsls 5nkh6suHshnisn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-02

GE Die 9ouispiIIc 9lal9bille 81.
lenbabn miro auf gsfebl bes General
EhOnias mie6er 6urd Deta9emtt1ts bon
GolDaten Der Ser. Staaten Mrnlee be-
tpad,t iver6en. 9iadD GallatiH ift bereits
eipe GsHpaanie 5lIfnnterie beoroert ull0
bot tkrt iEir 1aarEieE eit1aenommen.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-03

The reservoir is made of cast iron, nicely gal
vanizcd Tor ehameled, if prelerred) attached be-
low the top, mounted in aud forming part of
the back of the stove, thus exposing large sur.
face of the reservoir to he heat passing up and
down the back fiues. 1t is Glow down" Just
where you want tilt does not necessitate the
back-breakng, womankilling process OF filling
those reservoirs which are thigh up" on the top
of the stove. 1t has no pipe running through
the center like the old style reservoir to bother
about dipping out the water and keeping it clean
and sweet. 1t is out of the way--the top of he
reservoir being on a level with the top of the
,tov thereby giving large table surface, so con.
We, nent to do work upon and desirable for q I'll o
usap and one purposes-the moist even heat of
The tor of the reservoir being especially and ad-
mirabiy adapied to raising bread, &c and at the
same time, the water (of which the large No.
8 sized reserv Dir holds 81 quatts) can be readily
heated without extra fuel or without using the
ton of the stove with boiler for that purpose
i'm fact il is in all respects superior to the old
reservoir and thestove combines all the improv-
ments important in the manufacture of stoves up
TO the present time and its price 20 to 3SS will
it is believed place good stove within the reach
of all and come into general use.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-03
rsr,sa For sale.
FOR SALE.

I,rbcr would sell his real estate in the
| Of Orleans and I.amoile, Viz: Tim
1 Meadow and hill farms, one fifth of
kailling at Hydepark Two dwelling
Also, l. Horses & Colts.
j. &. MOVES
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-03

Having been appointed sole agent for the
sale of the Protector" wholesale and retail ia
the counties OF Lamoilleand Orleans, the sub.
scriber would call the attention of those want
ing stoves, to the Improvements embodied i'm
this entirely new stove, patented Dec. 9th, 1865
which meets want not heretofore supplied, viz
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-03

M A MONTH agents WANTED for AK
lOentirely new articles, just out, Addrefs
|, CAREY City Building. Biddeford' Me- oyi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-03

Arranp cments will be made With eSs PARTY
In each town In Lamoille and Orleans COUNTIES 10
sell this stove,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-03
b sISTS WANTED (!

fhANh AoOhL NEW hphh'
LIZ + " O r TIL u " 4 r."
rs will find tets book of real merit
intrinsic vaiue-subject iew-intense-
Fsting and exciting No work ever at
|and en- gagged the public mind like this.
ply wants it, rnd thousands will pur-
as soon rs an opportunity is afforded
Read what agents say of it.
Eperonce agent writes: It is the easiest
Psontest Book to sell he ever oanvassed
pays peopls are delighted with it the La,
|ecialIy. ALother says: 'Women of the
the book OF the season, Another, 1877
Pa four days, 0ae reports II orGers the
y OF canyassing.
Pgent, active males or females will find
Of tais work a pleasant and lucrative
|nent. This book has no competitor
4 fresh rnd new to the people. The ter
|ls clean and clear. Agents understand
|antages in this particular. For full par.
send tor circunr Address.
S. :. SCRANTON Il co. q.
1876 ASYLUM ST.. Hartford, Conn.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-03

Circulars giving cut of the Protector will be
sent free on application to
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-03
This COMPANY Is what its NAME lMPCRTS
a Farmers Fire Insurance
Company.

Gazing taken the agency OF the Company for
the towns of Waterbury, Stawe. Morrirtown.
Jobnson, Hyde Park, Elmore, Eden, Waterville.
Belvedere. Cambridge, WOeoit,, Lowell. West
field, Caftsbury and Hardwick, propose 70 de-
vote my whole time To the business OF insnfing
and hope to be able 10 meet the wants OF tie
pubic In this department much better than " I
occasionally spent day ortook an application
Persons residing in any of the above towns dc.
sirinp 10 he Insured anew, or change their old
policies. can do 80 with NJ little delay. or OK.
ucnse by writing o. IL lived In their own town,
Az have list OF existing nsuTcccs, no pol.
,cy will be allowed to expire without The ownes
Ming notified. IRA GRAY, Aren't.
ssyl wsterbnry. ",
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-03
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOL

NJ Having facilities for supplying aiytnlne
In the lin and hardware line Mt the very l9wesss
rates and determined as am. to keep on hanu
AZ All times first class stock Of goods equal ~
variety. quality and price, with larger towns
would solicit an examination of my stock ana
share of your patronage III
peddlcrs supplied on commission WIN tn
wood. glass lapanned pressedand hollow wares
yankee notions, brooms, matches, mops. alu osl
n desired Cash paid for furs, pelts. dairy skins
and in fact every kind OF barter and produce
G. s. PAGE.
Hydepark, Sept. 10, 1855
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-03

10 All kinds of plumber taken in exchange
for goods
15- will pay cash for good butter and all
kinds of produce. d. A, GILBERT.
Morrisville, July l6, GO So
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-03
remember the Deaa
Friends and Patrons !

PME Of yop are certainly laboring under a
histake.
tgdnot do business and keep up good stock
pods unless YOU will settle up occasionally !
pill close out my stock Of goods for the next
Hays cheap for cash and In the meantime some
|ou MUST settle. .,,o,o,s
Jacksonville, Aug.ls,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-03
|uarterIy Report

! lion of the Lamoille County Ma.
|ank of Hyde Park, of the State of Yer
h the morning OF the first Monday of
1866.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-03
PETER GLEAsON'S Estate,

|ub,cribers having been appointed by the
liable Probate Court for the District OF
|, Commissioners to receive, examine
II all claims and demands OF all persons
the estate Of Peter Gleason, late OF Cam
in said district, deceased, represented
i and the term Of six months from the
of Sept, 1866, De;ne allowed by said
he creditors of SAID deceased "A e|"'o
|oye their respective claims befo,e US :;
Fee that we will attend TO the duties Of
lintment at the dwelling house OF widow
in Cambridge, in SAID district on the
OF October and 23d day Of March next,
pyenoon, on each Of said days.
AMASA THOMPSON. Commits
HARRISON WARNER, ! sioners.
/ lge, Sept. %, 1916, 46-i5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27
CITY POLITICS.
Naturalization.

Pursuant 10 notices extensively posted In this city. Judge
Brady Of the Common Pleas and Judge Mcneil Of the supe
ror Courts. unt twelve O'Clock night for the pur-
OF qualifying perons the born. for
pressing tAems lives At he ballot box by the OF nat
zed 10 take their the pressure unusually
great perfect army ~ embryo psrsans crowded the
places desgnated each animated with the idea OF placing
his hand the great lever that moves and
guides democratic governments The close OF the day
brought no diininutnn OF numbera The Gle OF appl
cants rather extended itself and night grew
apace, the anxiety to become seemed intensified
were In whiting al No Centre street ~ Tammary Hall and
the City Hail. 10 put the anxious the right path and
them the starting shove These committees received the
first visit from the app.cnt aud matter of expedition
filled up his Filled with the proud consciousness Of
being In possession OF document which would ultimately
constitute him legal subject of the greatest
built q democratic foundation he proceeded TO
where Of the Judges mentioned cxamiued
into his qualification, through the medium OF two
reliable Witnesses and having been passed by the
judge he applicant proceeded 10 another where
the clerk OF o. the courts mentioned administered
foreign prince, power and potentate whatever and
pedgng the voter to eternal fidelity 70 the
OF the country of his adoption. Among the legion
that sought this boon last night the scifcyiled
OF Erin largely prcdomnated. Their great anxiety
at first WAS 10 know wlia, they had To do and how
them. and the rights into which they about b.
stalled explained IN their minutie. of policemen
distributed through the building made show
state Of order that seemed danger % being disturbed
There turbulent manifestations All paced Oh
quietly except that TO the last the throng of
ENTHUSIASTICALLY but valued ouly ~ Il conferred the
la voa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27
COURT Of ccsxes lsS--vtcll TERM.
An E~.Tnned states Consul tuder Arrest
hi. Dis creed Wife 10 search at tii'"ons.
H.f... La. NJ. Az

gara, FTstsrft WlUsas \ Itsssord This Wa
MOI on 70 discharge the defendant from srfest Etc ed
sbot, -, for alleged refusal pay sinony under
decree 81 divorce granted IA favor * rant6 the
lsss he CHARGE ca whrh tho dlyofe. granted
sarlerv The Gsrudsnt forraere United ~a;~w Con
.ui X rypuf, fep~nfsne, ~ frtsy And ase quarter
nna.ssr the n'ed states Army farns 80 ret-Fiisr
rhoy sf@r ne tesrc@ q dtote 80 dsfsnd@Hi as ~.
rested ~ f-nssi = rsy tioosy Ard go s-eqr~nhy
lies. I. r. ARE. .fats nsutis~f sii week
ard came % for afgsnt bfeFf apfs FfAy -
t.rdhy.
ana. sa "a thsf ~. rlsinur spNrsy ns-tc %
pnx a.. amount - ai4ory 6Ae tTrtin
81 taYf gentleman "a TIE erss thAt d~fsraants hsah
ensnss 80 ~ continued lnsifssAtsa 90 he -As
M ygrd, ~.Fsn.s a. rlsinfin feiassd and
nsnsrd STATING tat ths Defendant hAa gn rnFed ~
orcf,~ watet ferr. might have tsrdefs aHf snaRft
nis pAr ndn-tsDis ~ TIE esse hAa 40 ne' bsfn fAr
ttosss schsmethorn protested against ne ssssfsn ~
hi ortatert fsad cncumsnt- - runw ~ tgh pls
held BY dsfnasEi ancs sLs eoBion - NE -issd
Isdes pr.as b, up,~r oouns.l sna remarked thsa
IL. slusou e. H.ady entirely efAtls ~ fteM
o. ths ina; 80 orsna. whatever nish, base besn
wanay lien s.urn.d reading srfsrits "
tlrb cent asIrrdAnt @d toasted q arierfd
healtn also n tt- pss-ksen 81 seoDs, - ne Faa
son. bssass oAh-s psetsrg Mr. NsnJy hsee-s $500
Is hs Thai me eisntsnt I'D Tour Nsss no~
Jnss, p,ad, said "a; a,sss ihsre ssa'i's ss
70 ai rrady ~ tsad hsAf sasraosns % he sah
ErInds, s-h-spsrhorn fsyAsa 70 ~ sreAvs rssd ~
nj. 1ats hrsy ststsd tt ~ woai Aate -
hs~p H. undsr nniss ne staten 80. W.
eus ~ ss drrobsais AndAss rssd ~ " snnet frAi.
a. g.ess sshsfwrrhorn asAsd f0f linz ffsrsls - o.
Ella q ~ roirf. Whieh vas grantee ~ ~ tr1ti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27
T Il = r y n r.

Cincinnati Race.-Fail Meeting Over the
Buckeye Course Fifth Dny.
CINCINNATI Ohio Oct. 20. 1866
drizzling rain during the whole of the day the
attendance the rather SLIM particularly that
portion Of them assigned TO the ladies' Tho track
heavy but the running good and the time very fair
under the circumstances We had two races the nrs
Hing OF dash OF n mile and quarter for which
seven started, and by Mr. wcch's bay colt by
knight Of St George, who sold fifth in the pools. The
second race two mile heats, for three year oids.
which WAS won BY Lancaster, beating Fannie Brown.
Larkin and Liverpool Lancaster was the favorite
against the field previous TO the start.
First Heat-Fannie Brown went ofr with the lead,
Liverpool second Lancaster third The latter however,
took second place Iarkin third and Liverpool
fell In the They In tins way 10 the last quar-
tor, when Lancaster rushed 10 tho front and won by
length, Fannie Brown second the others distancod.
.socoad Hea' Fannie as in the previous heat took
the lead at the start and kept Cor mite and three
quarters Lancaster tfa,ne. wnch .nev entered .ns
and won by length. Time 3A1.
The following the summaries
BUCKEYE CLrB, CINCINNATI. OcfoByf 26-FTrH Day
Selling race for oil ages, dash Of mile and quarter,
for purse Of 1900.
Mr. WEIGH entered b c. by knight OF 81. George four
Mr.. -entered Ivanhoe. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
Mr. - entered b. &. Jack Armstrong, by Bob John
four years old dam by Brauneis Eclipse.
Mr.. entered Margaret OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
Mr. entered cl c. Lexicon, by Lexington. ....... 8
"A. smith entctc0 Gu ~ hngtnar'rr, Wy hnfROtu. v
Mr. entered b. c. Jockrissc BY Vanda. .........
Tr,c, 2:c2 g.
SANS DAv-Ohio stakes, two mile hcats for three
ods, $50 entrance PLAY pay the club 10 odd $500.
closed with twelve entries. four OF which came 10 the
post.
H. A. Alexander entered b. 6. Lancaster by Lexing-
ton, dam Blue Bonnet BY Hcdgeford. ...........
James shy entered ch. r. Fannie Brown, by Light
ming dam Laura Bruce, by Star Davis. .........2
A. Kecne Richards entered b. c. Larkn. by Lexing-
ton, dam Magenta, by imp Yorkshire, dis
Il. A. Smith entered ch. c. Liverpool, by Bonnie
Scotland, dam Young Fashion, nv imp. Monarch. dir,
Time, 3:45 3-5-8:45
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27
SHOCKING TRAGEDY.
A Bay iu Nashville shoots tho Agent OF IN.
Associated Pres. for rho Seduction "f His

Irrom the Nashville Dispatch, Oct. q.
Yesterday AFTERNOON, shortly after ono oclocs chas
IT. W. Beni, who Is very generally known In Nashville,
aud for sos eight Or nnc wears pass resident Of nc
city. shot 10 Cherry street near Union by young
The AFFAIR wac the reeali ~ bit ~ srandal which
transpr.d 10 Louisville and was published in the paper
of that city about wees ago. npcdng We mother %
the latter connection with Nr. Rent Tho occurrence
Is ~ ihose sad episodes in soc.iy VIII which 'hc
journalist occasionally has 20 deal without however,
reproducing tho story detailed ~ the Louisville papers
We shall give only the mart tns melancholy
suit which irnnsnlfed yesterday fbogt one ociosk,
as above stated, hr. Ben. came or q Cones
pany with yonng mau named
Thompson, connectei Ne believe VIII ~" Ia "hlee,
turned mp towards rniou street He had gone brit rev
steps however bafor. BE- confronted ~ Nc4avnck
That gentleman stepped % The lcc house just acro-@
The alley pushed VI Pen, rom w ~ ..acns r'y'
walking aud thor, drawing bis revolver, nrsd Not
word was spoxen Wy either parry W fcnt siter 70
ceiyng the shot, walked eSurev across the street w Ar
obliaue direction, never boxing hars, ani vss
continuing his way Up Cherry street vh,n kefissoca
nred again Mr. Bent then the conner TUNED ~
Union stree. ami continued Ls accelerated pace until
he reached the alley Just eyond CurryS Undertaking
establishment. where he fell dead b1'ayock, siier
nrng the second sho', W 10 Union ,'rcc, and wa
about 10 shoot again but prevented bv 30 cyes o.
several persons who called loudly for him - iess Nc
then turned back down Cherry street where 10 wss net
= moment or two afterwards by officers Coniey and
Mansfield, who took him into custody.
The body Of ne unfortunate Bent va. ax.n INTO W
Curry's shop where examination showed ihs, both
shots had taken effect the ryt entering The left arm
the shoulder and raising through the chest INTO
the angs the second the let side entering from ths
back and passing ont few inches blow the nipple,
sevefing he left vsnucle ~ the heart Ether would
have proved fatal.
much excitement wa produced BY The occurrence and
a large crowd collected aDou, the establishment 81
Mr. Curry where the body was carried. The Coroner
notified and Inquest vas held wnieh resulted 10
q verdict In sc,ordarce with The above fsct
An exam nation of Mr.. Bents persoo showed thai he
had two pistols In his pocks,s-onc small sharp four
shooter. Ii. other smith wes.on-spd Why be s,f.d
thus pss-vely under The circumstances, perfectly IN
accountable.
Mr. Mc,svock after being arrested, was taken before
squire wilkinson and there appearing prosecution,
he was released on 900 BAIL Jane, slosn sod Jacob
uctssvock entering upon the bond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27
The ROBBERS or ANDRES. TIE ITALIAN psFsr ARRESTED
IN BOSTON

Iron The Boston Herald. Octobor Is
IT," police ran down and captured LAST night, after
weeks chase two Italian thieves, who have been ope
rating quite eI'ausvey and 10 the los OF fellow
tryman Of tleirs IN New York. II appsars that about
fortnight since young Italian named fod'er Andres,
whom the church, he Says, had authorized 10
took temporary quarters ri the American Hotel thai
city. H brought with him = large wardrobe o. the
sacred vestmcnis besides good stock o. citizens
clothing and considerable lewelrv including SEVERAL dz
mond rngs gold watch and also generous supply OF
money gold shortly after his arrival 10 Gotham
he rel IN with % hi country men, and of tie
number two, WHO rave the nancs Of Raymond
H. c0meas AMI Antoine Nariueoyieh, u seems
snvicd him HI valuable worldly possessions
10 Obtain rotsetson ~ the famc they took
advantage of AndfcF gnofsrre ~ nsw YORK nlstoms,
danger 81 the hotel advised him scea Immediately
0frcnriiy which sGvce. informed, he followed.
HsnC 10, him ou' ~ the way sppoarn that they pro-
cecded 70 the apartments - Andres ~ Tho hotel
p.cked np aorrt three ih0usaEd doiar' worth OF bis
property enough 70 ~ their raracnus tTunkr Including
three -four diamond nngr, tho warh referred TO- and
s0ur Eve purses % goG ~th which they departed for
the North. This saturday, the lih instant The
thieves reached Boston a week Yesterday. Andres
fortunately fell in With friend, Who informed him that
he being imposra upon and upon gopg 70 thn hotel
he cred hs i0s. The police acquainted with
facts 0r tho ana detective barker proceeded 10
iuxsstrsse matter He traced the thieves 20 Hos
ton and ssarcL for them resulted their arrest lsst
evening, sailors boarding house ~ CONNER
cal rree By officers seodwin and Ham, of the
Trf police Some % the property found and den-
tiled BY Andres, Who 70 here with The dssscve About
10D0 worth Of the properly recovered, including
Of the ordinary clothing tho wSeh and acoit
s<oe n cash but the costly robss stli mlssins
The arrested parties that the ~ the prr~rty
va taken from them by the British Customs officers
their attempts 10 smusge the sane into Montreal The
elder Of the tvo-he with the long unpronoaneesble
name and he " srsy with age-elsms also "a bs
priest. Hr COMPANION yonnx man. The parties
20 10 fssen View York to-day ~ detective Barkss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


Jersey Cty.
ANOTHER FERRY COLLISION three o'ciork
eray afternoon the Pavona fsrybost susquehnna when
nearing the New York slip by tugboat and
pilot OF the tug seems culpsbe In the matter and II noo
rous that tugboats rule drive sometimes detning
pue their Fortunately this occasion person
was injured
TEE PoLIrsAL DrncULrY AsicABLr ADJusrED.--Ac
sultson Of delegates held yesterday morning
slider the address Of Mr. Gchrst who had made pacific
Put questions 10 him thr political issues Under
NIL the circumstances decided the wisesi
the democracy by going 70 the polls In undivided column
Cor Giichrist aud thus long vexed question By this
action the Hudson county delegates waive their claim 20 tho
Congressional nomin alton ts fall but appeal 10 the
this course a. the future elections.
DuKIs IosoKxsone OF The local papers yesterday
ing report OF duel oboken the facts connected
with which follows Of the principals
merchant OF New York and the other merchant OF Mis-
souri, but formerly Connected with prominent banking
house Ia Wall street II not iuemperate broi but
orisna ed In polics, differences OF opinion. Of the
seconds formerly General Buffers staff and the
other sta officer Of General Lce After meeting the
Starts rifles and The other bowie knives II finally de-
ued 10 rifles and the dnri fought with them but
neither party was wounded. After exchange OF shots
the Al air was settled
jazz RoGLRs PERSISTENT. vigorous opposition that
exists the 81 Jack Rogers has daunted that
esn. and he u determined easily sheived In
card inst published he snya;--I and will remain
candidate under ali circumstances" This persist
encc VIII mike " us election inevitable
LARGE kNrustIcAs MEirrSG.-A very large meeting
held Library Hall last evening which addressed by
senator Caell Another meeting held Orator Hall
addressed Ivy Judge Yarmouth. of Louisiana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

Great Flood in China EmGa gcmenss Between
the TycO0u's Forces and the Rebcls-Re
ported Defeat al the Former. with Great
slaughter. &c.
SAY Francisco, Oct 20, 1896
The bark Pere brings China 20 August ~, which
reports the town OF Hankow completely inundated BY
Hood being greater than for many years Crops in the
vicinity destroyed, cattle drowned, and Thousands
Of people deprived OF employment shelter. Forty
people were killed from falling wall, which the waters
undermined NJ Kwsngtz near Hankow The destruction
OF life been very great the Chinese estimating at
two thousand
The American schooner General Sherman. II is be-
iieved, sailed for Gorcc though cleared for Prest
II II reported that Russia intended shortly TO annex
the southern half Of the Island Of 1ahalen.
Reports from Japan represent thai the Chasins have
beaten the Tycoons forces in four battles In tho last
enaag cement there great slaughter both sides.
Sir Harvey Parker and NJ Reaches. the French Minis.
ter, held interviews with the ChssDs ~ sImosaki
Tho steamer Eaglc has been sold 10 the Tycoon for
$50 900, and the Mercury for 10000
Importation Of rice has been prohbite and prices are
very high