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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-13
R @er fa5rt. NIT 3.las binaas mad

R 8er fa6rt mil ilns binaiis mad
Glo sstdfbbiIIe, radrs college unb ct.
Sobn, NO 8nttb tnp6nt? $50 er
nidt nur tuobnt, ionbern aud 9llen
bilt, Die tniibfelig unb bela6en 3u@ ibn,
tonl,neu Dos bette aaserbier, bic
feiniten gSeine buftenbe Sabanna's,
0fineral< nnb Sobas 8ailer, elm Gnl<
broias 2und uno fur3-s@ aes, mas bus
Sera besebrt, iinbet Sbr bel uniren alien
6reunbe Staitb, bel Dem es arBerben.
ME an elmer beitereiB Seif belebenben
unterbaItuns feblt. ,a~- = 7 v
Sdou Die aitsenebnte Sabrt in unie<
rem i,euen gtdbt gilenbabnipagen 1T
elm iuabres 8ersniisen unb Elm turser,
ODER nod befer ,eitt LANCER &ufentbalt
in q / IL 's fautoiem son.ntersarten
febt Oiefen @ereniisen bic &rone auf.
8ir baben es ielbit erprobt unb es if
bfoBe RFi6t segen unfre lieben Mit<
burger, ibnen susurufen :; 8ebet bin
un6 tbuet besslei6en
% g8ir erlu6eu uniere Srennbe
bon alien Sbeilen Der Union, tlantent<
lid aber aus Dem eta ate Sennefee, ms
MittbeiIuueen aIIer Slrt, Die iie seeisnet
fir aufnabme in infer 8latt balten, sli>
seben gu Iafen. Giapanberunas s9ln>
selegenbeiteu, Stanb Der Saaten, 2an6 :
tpirtbidaftlidc Nlittbeiluugen uno 9tas
tiitiide 8eri9te aller Slrt fu6 bodii
tpertbbol fiir uils. ~ '-a
fs-ss 6Nie 81 eAnffio -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-13
Gmcien.
8illiam g. groiDnlOp,

r. StlIiGm ". Or0iDHlOtD,
@ouperneur bes Gtaates Senne6ee, bic
tet Qlueu, bic bieies ieben, feinen @ruB :
8 id unterri9tet tporoen bin, oaB
Elm getpiIer S faac 8 am es, Der Ell
mes 9eraeinen, i9impfliden Neorbes ana
geflagt lit, ben er am Z. December 1865
an g.. g., @uueD, frlber, IN Mar1ball
GountD tpobnbaft, beribt 5abeu ion uno
oa beiagter Oatues ii9 Der 9ere9tigfett
bur@ Sludt eutsogen bat
OeBbalb biete i'd, SIS Iii a nj 8.
3 m nj o IN, @outerneur bes Staa<
tes Ssnneilee, Sraft Der in mid geiebten
@etpalt. cine 8elobnung hou $3.50 an,
bic ireenb elmer 8erlon besablt tuerben
ioG, ipel9e beia9ten Sfaac Games on ben
SDeriff ODER Sailor bes benannten
gountD abIiefert, 70 bab 8eredti9feit
geibt iperben fam. - 0aipes 1T unges
fdbr 80 Sabre alt, bon fletner Statur,
buntles Saar, bat sraue ODER blaue 9lue
gen unb elm b6Bli9es 9tntlis.
,s. Bum 3eusniB biefiir babe
i'd bterurter meine Inter-
SEAL fdrit selest, uno befoblen, bab
baS 9roBe Siegel bcs Staae
tes oarau angebeftet pir6. ASA
sc fb biIle, II. 9lpril, 1866,
SIR BEN 9ounerneur rms
gBm. q. 8rOmnlOm.
u. 8. Sleti@er.
Staatsiefretar.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-13
: Gpecialz&Oti5ens

1 Sang bor;iigli9e geniiffe uno
Sergniisnnsen fteben allen Senen be-
boz, DeI@e mOrsen uub an alien iibrigen
Sa9en Die berrIi9ea Bdrtea NnIaSen
Der $srren GbSnpflus Hn6 gSatertnafr
beiu6en. Die Serren seben f3 ale
sriinnIi6e gfiibs, lire 8paSeu ,auf ises
Beiie 3ufrieOen gu iteIlen,, 8einer tuirb
einen 8elu4 bereuen,s - r.s 81.
81 - syaft 81 .gastssssse 3. :
~ Giu sutes einipanniges 8uaap
NIT gef6irr 1T suapertasfea. tsldberes
in Der Expedition Der SennefIse 8taats .
8eitune." -" :
9 GE Ra6papiee sH Dertaufsn Pin Der
Office bisiss elatts 80. .i' "a T sss'4 Il
s1zas IT,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-13
Rgir finO asn6tbist gepeien, mil

R8 ir iinO seuOtbist gspelen, nit
Srdsern gu tpsdieIn unO bitten besbab
uufere Qtboanenten I'M gntfduIOtgun9
fur stiua porfommenbe llnreseImabig@
feiien. SEER GmiI S@arfe 1T bon bente
alb infer autoriiirter Sraser fur ben fiib<
Ii6eu unb Serr Slbam Ereiber fir ben
u0rOli6en 9ifritt, unO erfu6en mir
uuiere NbomenterL 3ablunser fur rid
ftdnbiqe. Announcements an bic seaamtten
Germ Ill maiden.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-13
een her 6ountp 6 ourt lpuroe DO

GN On ueE Suulll9 SOutI AoplUS "p'''
8. bis gum il. 3. Sc. foI9eubes @rnnos
Gigentbum iibertrageu
8. 9. 9in6Slep an q. 9. TibsS ein
StaotIot fir $1,000 4.+s~s.4s. - a..
s. g. 2inbsleD az 2ouiia Sinelalr
eiu Sta6tIot fir $500. ,,at
s. 8. 2inbsle1 an Satnes Monoban
Elm Sta6tIot fir $1,000. '
81. 8. Montgomern an SEQ; IS. ain>
coin elm StabtlDt $4,000.
Saruh Sane Swens an Sames u.
NiGbMrn elm Sta6tlot 5000.
6. 81. Sales an Sobn s. 3ales, elm
Got in @bgeFeIb fur $1,000
g. SIS. aasf1s an Sufob @infter 216
ader QanO i'm 2. 0iitrift fur $4,000.
Qller M1cgtae an Bridget 8aOs Elm
BOT auserbaIb ser 9ta6t $500.
g8m. 8. grpan an gSm. 6. @arh,
Stabtlot fur $4,000.
8. 9inbsIep an 8. @un Sleun Elm
gtabtlot fir $500.
g. 8. &aufmaun an Saroline Sps
elm Stubtlot fur $500.
aquiIa 8rire an SnO 6. 8oorfoot
30 @der 2anb i'm 10. Difritt $500
Reit g. gropn an Geo. s. Ganbers,
Got in gsop6s sloSitiOn $500.
G. 6. 8atterInm an s. seamfas, Elm
Got auBersal5 Der StaOt S125.
6. SIS. 9anee an Sames 3. Beastes
Elm GOT uuf 8uena giFa 9lan fii'
$40. 80 =-n--- :
~ @ir beriDeiIen unfere s2efer aui
bic Gnjsise ser 5erren S5a nm e. une
8oo6, cine srObartise SamPfboot'
GrcurFon betreTeno. Nae slnifalten
fu6 eetrofen, UNI bieien QlusFus 81
einem Der angenebmfen in biefer Saifon
gu MAIDEN. Ser feinite Gpieuraer iDirn
SsIeaen5eit baben, ieiuenGan gu ere
a6sen unS bas rabmIi9 befanute Nfufts
Gorps bes Serrn DIRECTORS u. Bornr
ftein miro Die Sbren feiuer 8ub6rsr ents
safen, penn Die Sprone our@ bic Sef
udfIer oes Cumberland brauft.
~ Serr 8aftor Gggers besibt
f5 befanntlt9 in na6iter ISOLDE mad
Sort @ahne I'M Der bort am Is. D.. Nf.
tassnbeu 2Generafpnobe SbeisuUOBnen.
Seute 0foreen miro er i'm Court
bauIe bic Ieste 8rebist Dor feinsr Nbe
reiIe balten. grmutbist Germ gesers
bur9 sabtretdes gri6einen bel benz
GOttesDieute. Or begibt fid nnf, cine
Geiie, bon beren Grtolg biel abbanst
fir bos 9eSeiben 6es Oeuti9t6ums in
gaa1bbiae uno ioGte es tuns freuen,
wenn Serrn Gssers seseist parbe, bab
man bier feinenr Streben rei4en Grfola
minI4t.
~Der Oamen 8ronuncia@
mento! 98abreuO Seoermann essen
bic i'm Sanbel f6 jbein6h6ea aIter
3abnmitte[ proteftirt, bebienen fi3 'bi'
Samen obne 9lRsrabme hes Soa o.
bout's, ole 6as einstSe nnsii@e @lit.
tel, UNI bic 3dbne unb einen tuObIrie
aenben 9lt6ern gu erbalteng5 xatY,s
j. Siasb tri4t. al''1!
Qaibpile, Eenn, IL. gsai 1866.
Raisrftane an ben Carpets SboaIe sbub uH6 sS0u
auSsfommene DGmpfet:
,,Qluna @bite9 ponSts 2onis.S
,2IrgoI1" mad GDansl lie.
absesausent9 ampfer:
oanna assifse nod eaiHt sOpis.
Darso6g" mad Gpanspile,
Grportete Camp FER:
08oeeuae s ne5 Gineadhah -
rsempsf4 ssas apaishiGe -alg
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-13

II t1 5 t5A f Hsg- SIS
{ auser ieiner alsemeinsn qrarts bebaaseIt CT ma.
mentli9 bic fogenSen
Gbronifden &ranfbeiten:
Rbeumatismus, aunsenilbel, Observation-Disclosures,
gef9DoLene 6lieher, feife geIente, 2unaentntaiins
oMng, S1mer3en, 8euent &rebs, Stein, Sersz gnb
asbsrft6Fungen, Magenent3itnSung. Reuralsie, So
ntasibeI 00er Scr0pbeIu, Eaubbeit. Augsnibel,
S9m&be, 9pspepfie ODER unuerhauiihtet S4uinbs
n9t. 8ugLei9 Arantbeiten gebeimer 3atrr uit6
Slnienbefdwerben.
@eibIibe Srantbeiten,
aus ssrant5eiten Der Gebdrmuttsr werOen erfOIg'
reid bebanbeIt.
ltnfru6tbarfeit.
Sunse pefbeiratbete Srauen, Seneu feline Rirt4ers
freuoen gu Sbeil weroen, tbnnen i'm perisuli6
brieflid gu Static sieben.
9ebeir,e 8ranfbeiten
in ieeem stabant, primdr ODER ieclnbar psrben aus
BEN Spftem eutfernt.
Gnliffiouen
auf oas grinbIi9fe uorsebeugt.
Or. 81 Gilt bebanbeIt entfernts gatientsn un5
perienbet feline We6icinen iberal bin. Jn alien
Sdlen mire @erug tbunng segeben..
Setne Dt1ee 1T ouf bus Bette etngertbtet un5 ftRS
geeignet FIR bic Mafnahme ron 6erren unS Gariesi
wel9e Jpn ieSen Gag beiubens 90 SteieIbe avs msbs
Teren R1umen beftebt. ~ 's's- s44''+4
Seine abreffe 1T: yts., n.
s Sr. 50 c@iIL,
itE Better 8or 749, RafbpiHe 4snh.
;1pti9en Gberrp anS GpueseftraBe. II. mgr ba
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H0t u. 16b6s
A. 4rppifto men.

Mai "a. 1866.
A. RrpDiftonen.
sSais sdlilnentaui' gsO!s97z aarttitraee.
$50 stEn-gros Briefly : $50
s sdos saHte e g IeanS sssa a III
s sas:s 8a s:s s sl sssst gsnsi, "a
Se ma a,; s3a.as y y mentarteet 5ss
goiohes:5, D. Fps 3pisbein $500 5. saiBti.
fais SID e :. is - Butter i.@rpsens5 -is--
Yalm Seize .12 lay i.2Ieinenf0 10
@erman SEIZE. 2H-13 81. 2anSbutter d -55
Sugar etrrea lSetr. AepfeI. as III
aa SSs gsinisn e 10y eFF''@e % q
@ef96fte nod tirner tlaH.
B. .Setreibe <BSrfe
u. q. Opener u. &c., gde bon G5urds
u16 @eue9eitraBe.
seSsss aors g ssassia1ls g Ssr snibsI
S Sea. sao-2s bic sonne Dst' '''0 o.
c. Sdnte unb aeber.
Mc9onern, Mrnolb u. 60, SO. 40,
slorb >WfarftfraBe.
Stride sdutt y, gfs;I saamIsdsr $3.50 oas.
s. BIO. = sats'-e1 a sfSs' SO -.
Efodshs ssats t2s.g p sai5fsHs tfres.ssS|ee'
es q s1I; iesi4ssos Se@sss@..ass''es
4sS. gfo. foppinss. -15-i7 !"
gei9irrteSer $40 b. gfb. BinSins Stins16-1S !"
Ginfasleber $3.50 y l2aee 2eOers. .30-35 y
D. 8aumwoIIenmartt.
S1nliltolt u 60.
Baumrpoue 1T dnberft fau su 26-271kc.. 100 g3aIs
len wurben pertnuft. SIN He1p gort berrfdt Elm gas
mic I'm Rartt greiie gtnsen auf 34-35c. berab.
E. Bein In6 g ptrituOfeu.
Gbas. Nelion u. 60, SO. Z Glib >Marft
StraBe,
ReetiHers u. Dealers In fine aBines. Bran,
l. > (eop. befilir t. 49,. 2!75--a00
Graubp %. u. g. ....,..!...9-N
/ Supported 8ranaies ....... Isis 'l-lf -
| 0.D. ......,......3.50 IS
/ S3ort aSe1n. ....z0U
T. Sherr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S-5.o0
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eH4 u. IS. ADae,
SIo,peftlidbe @de Der Dritten unb @ainitrdse eine
Sreppe bod, Cincinnati, Dbio.
Bedfele @ef9aft nit europa.
GoHeetipnen une Mnssobhtneen ieber art IN alien
9betlen 9eutS4Idnbs werben pon mir, rpie aerp0bn=
LID, auf HE prpmpteite Art beiorgt. d
Sir Be4fel anf Rerp gort mnb aubere SanbeIs<
ft66te Der 8erein9ten Staten tann man imnler bel
mir has Selo erbalten.
sluf bic nadftebenben 9Idbe iinb Bel mir @edeI in
srSBeren, iouie in ben tlenten Sumrten 3u ben bi=
lfsften @ourieu sm baben.
GeIber, weldbe an irsenb eines Der nad6ftebenSen
9duier in DeutibIanb fir Sbre Rebning sinseanbt
ober besnbIt nerben, nit benz 8emerfen, bas mir has
pon Nardt su 9eben iei, tSnnen bel mir IN Gittein@
nnt foglei6 in tItngenber Nitn;e erhoben rperSen,
iobal6 i9 bic 0abridt pom Gingunge Der Snmnte ers
balten babe. DG i'd pom ntenen perfhteSenen Bans
qiers tmRer nit iebem Gteomer rtefe erbdte ruenn
9eIher .eingeganaen ino, 10 lift Ses Der f9nelfe,
9erfte uns biaigite a8eg un GeIber mad Mnerifa 81
i6iden. 4seF
9remiuul. ,s- e,Iffs =
2iite meiner 8anquiers in Deutl6lanb
II. [. no., an. Die SIR 9el6 be3ablt un6
bann BET mir erpoben iuerben fam.
Mud fins Bel biejen sauiern in europa iebersett
Qllaehga e,,S r. koha
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Gincinmati 3lnsei9em.
GOnfnlat

fir Sas &Snisrei@ tS
Rreu6en, Bnrttenbers, 8apern,
SannODer nnO Sa6ie1i,
A . fur bic grObber;ostbimer @ gfe.-ts
OloenbnrG 8aOen, Seiien, Nedleu=
bnrs.9trelis nnb Medlenbnrs< s
SGmerin, H @
bas &urfiritentbuln SeiIea, bic Sersoa<
tbimer sladauy Sadien : @leininsen,
Sa9tene Slltenburg, INT Die freie Sfabt
Sranffurt a. Nf.
Der 1ntertei@nete 1T ieben Gag w6brenb Der @es
f9dtsihlnSen su noen in ieiner Office, Siio1peid5e
Gne oer Sritten unb WsatnfraBe.
Cincinnati p, ben IS. 6ebrnar 1865.
6. S. @Sae. GoninI.
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1866.

Rsrmsbrang Der Ratten. Die r6arHsg's
Gazette" psrti5ert unS beweia bur9 8sre8nans, sGs
Gin Pdar Ratteu binner bret Sasren cine Ra9soms
msni4aft non 651 $50 SprSstinstn ,u babsr pfest.
Bsnn MN cine FsI&s ansebeAre SumiIte ni9t uussss
rOttet wirS. usrsebrt re mebr ots mas 5000 gens
iesen srndbrsn lam.
q @isbe goitnr,s obiqe gnfinbjgns
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erfolsrei6fen botauifden Arates bes
-e Retailers.
Seine 8ragis eritredt f6 iebt aber
a@tsebn peridie6ene Staaten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-13
MnStpdrti0e Mnsei0eil<
1866.

sambarssa msfitantf9s
gafetfabrt glttien=G eieaidaft.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-13

Mud iiub Bel biejen Sduiern in europa iebersett
S8ebieI anf mid gu baber: s.s
SraItfurt q. as. 9rn. 3. WtesIer feel. Gobn unb
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-08
ST. LOUIS.
Large Vote POlIedA Radicals Conf
dent. go r

ST. Louis. Nov. THE election
passed eft very quietly in st. Louis to-
day, and in the Stats as far as heard
from. ~ ss,c 8, -.,,..,,.s,o
Over 10000 votes were cast in this
city, and the Radical majority will
range from l ,0O0 to 1900. 100
The indications atthis time (9P.M.)
are that Hogan, Democrat, has been
reelected to Congress from the First
District. rfY W
Judge Newcomb, Republican, is
certainly elected in the Second Dis
trict. t...nb8 sa as. s3s5S
1t is believed that the next delega-
ton in Congress from Missouri will
stand as at present, six Republicans
and three Democrats. But there is a
possibility that the Republicans may
lose the Cape Girardeau District.
The Radicals have, undoubtedly,
carried st. Louis by 2, 900 majority, and
elected General Pike over John Ho-
gan, by at least 300 majority. The
latter is considered a great victory, in
view Of the enormous efforts of the
Administration TO elect Hogan iil
The returns from the Second Dis
trict elect Newcomb (RadicaD BY an
overwhelming majority The balance
! of the State, as far as heard from, is
favorable TO the Radicals.
s.'.l,.pt - LATER. - -.a.
ST. Louis, Nov. 7.-Later returns
insure Hogan's defeat in the First
Missouri District. m 5.,-"
General Pile (Radical) Is probably
elected by from 400 to 700 majority.
This a Republican gain of one Con-
gressman. F.fe rat4et ~ ootft. adj
! Returns from several COUNTIES i. in
the State show Republican gains.
Green County gives 800 Radical ama-
jority-a heavy gain. 80 5rg 4Isdi
There IS tgreat. rejoicing IN thlsicity
over Piles ,electlonura1 II ssleu1y
Ma dsas M LATEST. haltoq 8d
ST. LOUIS Nov. 7.--General rPile is
elected over Hogan inq the list Dis
trict by about 800 ImAjorityadiI 9di
sn The, Radical countysficket iiselect-
led BY about $500 maiorityaoi odi
The Conservatives elect two of six
Senators, aud three out of fourteen Re-
representatives., intending Prank Blair,
who beats Bransromb about l50ma-
jority. sd iljw sAo0d u9u 10 dlloB
Returns from the interior are very
meagre,l but so far give Radical ma
jOrItiessd sdmua - eulgy 9siQs4q 9dT
Kansas City 30t Radical majority;
Jefferson City about .150a majority;
Franklin County 300 maiority1alnl
Judge Newcomb is elected inathe
Second District byian overwhelming
majority ss1iJ ss DoQa Z T. aoSW
u Dispatches from st, Joseph say that
Gen, Loan is surely elected to Con-
gress. 4 II TOD. .e .lnlLlnLIn dlns
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-08

of the deceased, claims that she was
induced to make this will through
fraud, and by the undue influence Of
the defendant. II isRalso claimed
thatlthe lady, owing to- ifnbecility and
dotage, was incapable Of making a
valid legal instrument. @
The array Of counsel is one Of the
most able ever engaged in the city
The heir-at-law is represented BY
Counsels Charles O'Connor, ex-Judge
Pierpont, A. J Vanderhef, Charles
Whitehead, James @. Carter, and Att
torney b. II. Dunning. The validity
Of the will is maintained by Cpunsels
ex-Surrogate Bradford, y. A. Slough
ton, II. r. Clinton, Geo. Buckingham,
and Attorneys Martin and smith.
The Court being occupied III hearing
excuses md in arranging the jury
pannel, the case went over till to-
morrow morning.
New YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE Posts
4o'cloek edition, from careful COLA
tion of the returns from all parts of
this State, estimates Fenton's majori-
tv nj nearly q 600.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-08
FARTHERPOINT,
.giWgf2
Steamer from Europe Arrived.
gaidaN

BARTHERG d P0rNT, Nov. THE
steamer Damascus, from Liverpool
on the 25th, via Londonderry on the
Goth, has arrived off this poihtIs0
NEW York, Nov. THE following
additional foreign newswasIreceived
by the Java:
TRIEsTEeQ Oct; e25.fuTbe condition
of the Empress Carlotta of Mexic
remains unchanged, Maximilian ha
telegraphed his approval of tn
course Of treatment pursued by he
physicians at nMiremar. He say
nothing in the dispatches of, any in-
tention being entertained on his part
Of leaving Mexico.
. ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 25J4-News re-
ceived here from Greek sources state
that great battle took place in Can
dia on the 18th ult., between the
Cretans, who, numbered 10000, and
the combined Turkish and Egyptian
troops, amounting to 10000. The
latter are stated to have been re-
pulsed, and Ishmael Pacha wounded.
DRESDEN, Oct. 27.-Royal DEGREES
have been issued to-day, dissolving
the Provisional Government. Herr
Woster has been appointed Minister
of the Interior.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-08
DETROIT.
, Immense Republican Gains.

DETROIT, Nov. 7.-Michigan elects
an entire Republican Congressional
delegation. Beaman s majority in the
First District is 4,3O1, a Republican
gain on the vote of 1864 of 2,400.
Second District, Upson's majority,
$3.50, a gain of2.300- Third District,
Blair'si majority, 3,2SI,. a gain of 607.
Fourth District, as far as heard from,
Ferry has 2,100 majority. Fifth Dis
trict, Trowbridge has 1850 majority.
Sixth District, meager returns give
briggs 1000 majority. e8
The Republican gain is large
throughout the State. In Wayne
County. which includes Detroit, they
elect Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney
and Recorder, gain two State Sena-
tors, and three Representatives The
Common Council stands, 10 Republi-
cans, 8 Democrats, and one Working
man, a Republican gain of four mem
bers, N
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-08
aBALTIIMORE.
Probable conservative Triumph Z
Rebels Swear I'm Their Votes :
!, Only o One 2 Union Congressman
Z Elected. y9Ht 20 h1Dm Tftg1H I.
1~~sNe' - ff...... &C.,. ~ .fF .

BALgi,ioRE. Nov; Tbs city has
gone Conservative, by q considerable
majority, without doubt. The manner
in which notorious rebel sympathizers
swore in their votes was calculated ia
confOund persons who believe there
is any punishment, either Id this
world or the next, for perjury. Z -
The day passe' off very quietly,
thank ITO the Police Commissioners,
though at certaino precincts might
have beer 81 ALA st o whole com
pany of the rebel army The majority
of the judges were opposed to Swami,
but in their extreme anxiety to give
the Conservatives a fair el ton, they
did quite as much for the sympathiz-
ers as men of their own party could
have done. i5d3f 5fii ~ slihfp23h
Nothing more than partial returns
have been received, but they are suf-
ficient to prove the general result.
Very meagre returns have, as yet,
been received outside Of the city, but
such as have come In show rebel and
conservative gains. ii'y'n.' 9a3
The Republicans have probably
elected Ex-Governor Thomas, their
Congressman from the Western Dis.
trict. The Conservatives have got all
the others. Phelps, from the upper
part Of the city, has 975 over the Re-
publican candidate Archer, from
The lower part and county, has 1900
over John H. Thomas, Republican.
The aggregate Conservative : majority
in the city on Uobgressmen is 1,180.
They have carried their while Legis-
latnre ticket, aud will have a majority
IN both houses of the General Assem-
bIy T@f H9a elu3msfEls BAR elMi
v q. O. Fulton, editor Of the 2Amserl;-
can, who was a candidate for the Sem
ate, is defeated by 275.3 3nH'i4s 'L1s 4
bi1There has been much disturbance
on the street this evening, and two
men were shot, one of them mortallys
LATER.-Witlfout- hearing from
other portions of the State, the result
of the election in this city indicates
that the Democrats and nConserva4
tiyes united will have in lqthe anext
J Legislature fifteen Senators to Aine
Republicans; in the House, ffty4fve
sRepresentatives to twenty-five Repub-
.licans-a clear majority, on Joint bal
lot, of thirtysslx. 30 aI9qqo9 h3son9 .
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QUEENSTOWN. ~
QUEENSTOWN. Nov. THE steam
ship City Of Washington y from New
York ID, touched here To-day on her
way to Liverpool. -
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I LONDON, Nov. Ut is stated that
the instruction IL Gambia has ended.
LONDON, Nov. 7.-Groat Britain
has Withdrawn her legation from
Saxony, thereby recognizing the in
corporation with the Kingdom Of
Prussia. e.itr.sN
1t is said that preparations are
quietly progressing in Ireland to meet
a possible rising. a np
ST. PETERSBURG. -
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. THE
Czar of Russia has formally recog-
nized the Hospodor. =
Ah' VIENNA.
VIENNA, Nov. Tt is reported
that the Emperor of Austria has re-
solved TO appoint a Hungarian
Ministry.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. THE market
for cotton is not so firm. Prices have
declined &c. and the sales of to-day
are but 10000 bales Of middling up
lands at I'D. ~ siaaH lllg 8 IS
The tallow market is firm. Petro-
leum is heavy Consols for money
open at 89B. = ...a.9 -. ..gg..,s !.
Stocks are steady, illinois Central
n: Erie 81; United States 5-20s 781.
t+ coNsTANTINoPLE. .ggif 81
CoNsTANTINoPLE Nov. Tan in
surrection has commenced in Gambia,
and it is officially stated that three
fights had. occurred at Gileda, in
which the Insurgents lost 112 men
killed. All the Sphakit chiefs, thirty
in number, have Isubmitted.J Akeff
Pasha will be Governor Of the Island.
A further concession for the Christ
ians from the Sultan is expected %
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OsWEGO.
Elevator Burned-150,O ,OOG Bushels OF
> DO s.9u Grain Destroyed. O. eh

ID OswKdo, NJ Y, Nov. 2. 70 The
Northwestern Elevator which was
builtio on the west side Of the river in
1865, by Irwin& Sloang and the larg-
est in the city, having Q storage ca
pacity Of nearly 100000 bushels, was
destroyed by Ere, last night. There
was stored in it 10000 bushels grain,
on which there rs an insurance. of
$220, 900. The elevator was valued at
$50, 900, and is insured for $50, 900.
The loss falls principally on eastern
companies. The fire. was ,frst, ! dis
covered in the Icupola, and Isl lsuppos-
ed to, have taken FROM a spark of
passing propeller, This, Gre will not
interfere, with the handling, OF grain
at this port as the storage capacity is
about 2,000000 bushels qaem bae
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lnistatemohf Of the Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE follow
ing is the statement of the public debt
of the United States on the 1st Of
November, 1866 :s19AHod
Debt bearing interest, five per cent
bondss V$198. .69h350; six per cent
bonds of 1867 and 1868, $40, ,033, ,741 so
)six)per tbbonds of 1881, 1888, 739,-
$50; six per cent. $40 bonds,i 1923,
9A, 900; Navy pension fund, $11 $50,
900. Total debt bearing coin inter
est, 1885,, ,558,841 80; debt bearine
currency interest, six per cent. inter
est bonds, $9, ,B82 ,0O8; three years com
pound interest notes, $l4S, ,512, 40,
Ave years 80 snotes, 1924, Ola, 300,
Total debt bearing currency interest,
$S92, ,40S. .440d Matured debt, notipre-
sented for payment, $50, ,9SS, ,909 21
debt bearing interest in United States
notes, $39, 1876, ,7S5; fractional currency.
$27 ,59S, ,010 33; gold certificates OF
deposit, $10,S96, $50. :. Total, 1923 ESQ.
IT'S So; total debt, 81, ,681 ,636. .966 81
amount in the Treasury, coin, S99,-
413,018 50; currency, $30,9t3,942 OF;
total amount, $130, ,326, $50 81; amount
of debt less cash in the Treasury,
$2,55l ,310,005 Y. The foregoing is a
correct statement of the public debt
as 1T appears from the, books and
Treasury returns in the Department,
on the first of November, 1866.
[Signed, ] z HUGH McCULLOcH,
<sg .rg s1eof Secretary Treasury