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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-18
WANTED--.A good COmpOsitor at
this office,
LATEST NEWS.

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Coffee and lumber is said to be scarce in
Jamaica, tksa,t9
Acknowledgement Speed has returned to
Washington, e. m
The Herald's correspondent says no one
expected the Colorado Bill to pass over the
veto.
The South Carolina stay law has been
decided unconstitutional by the Court of
Errors at Columbia. f,,-
. Gen. Spinner, it is said, thinks of resign
ing the office of Treasurer of the United
States. W Cd gGi
Two thousand Austrian troops have been
shipped to Mexico since the withdrawal of
French troops was made public. $780,
Latest advices from Mexico report that
Macmillan had negotiated loan in Eu-
rope.
An immense mass temperance meeting
was held in Brooklyn Monday night, and
was addressed by Beecher.
The House of Representatives, ii is said,
has made good progress on the tax bill and
nearly finished that branch relating to Ii
cense.
The correspondence between Secretary
Seward and the Austrian Minister, respect
ing the shipping of Austrian troops to.
Macmillan, was causing considerable dis
cussion. rannalsl
A large quantity of arms shipped from
New York for the use of the Imperialists,
had been landed at Vera Cruz. Indecisiye
sxirmishes were occurring daily. FIX n
1t is said that the Indictment against
JEFF. Davis was drawn to meet the provi-
sions of the law passed July, 1871, under
which the penalty is imprisonment and
fine, together with the loss of slaves.
Head Executive Stephens is busy consid-
ering the financial affairs of the Brother
hood. The Fenian Senate, now in session,
and whose mysterious movements are by
some deemed ominous, ignore stephens
entirely.
The action of the House on theITobaoco
Tax is looked forward to with much inter-
est. A warm fight will be made on
Schenck's proposition to place an adj ralo-
rum tax on cigars, instead of specific duty
as at present.
Note holders of the venango National
Bank of Franklin, Pa, and Washington,
d. c., have been notified by the Comptroller
those banks for redemption.
The investigation of the affairs of the
Merchants National Bank shows that 4
per cent. was paid on deposites by disburs-
ing officers who kept their accounts there,
the interest being drawn by outside parties,
and amounting to $4,000. Col. Paulding
has been placed under arrest, the evidence
taken by the Military Board complicating
him to very serious extent.
From st. Domingo we have the news of
the defeat of the Government troops by the
revolutionists. Ii is believed the Haytien
Government is backing upthe insurgents,
supplying them with arms, ammunition,
money and provisions. The commander of
the Government troops is awaiting rein
forcements. Pinnutel had been proclaimed
President, and the rebels were marching
on the capital
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his own name and without indorse-
Hfent, atAsix per cent. interest, and
upon what condition such privilege
WAS extended.
aoiAi1 of the.above gentlemen are dis
tiinlgguished leaders. of the Confederate
Democracy, and will, no doubt, take
pleasure in giving the desired infor-
nation. '-
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COTTON WARPS.
Evansville Wool Factory.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
to the Public in general, but most especial
ly to the Farmers, that they are prepared
to take in Wool formanufacturing into the
following Goods, viz: .ifsA 4sk
JEANS, BLANKETS. CovERLETs. PLAIN AND
8 PLAID FLAsSNEIss, IINsEYs, SATI-
NETS 4 STOCKING YARN.
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also a good supply of the
above Goods on hand for sale on exchange
lance, who bring or send their Wool early,
can have their goods right of. Price list
for manufacturing viii be sent on appl1ca-
ton. Office and Factory corner Bond street
and Canal JOHN w. GRUEN & co.
ap6-6m
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Reports of Heads Of Departments
which accompanied the Presidents
show that the surrender of large
quantities of land, held by the Freed
mems Bureau, were restored to the
former rebel owners by express orders
of the President. 20. y Z q 2
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Law CARDS.
]. H. GARDNER
-Attorney-at-Law.

ney"dC-1Aa W. y TO
= Office with James T.-NFailker,sJ ustice of
the Peace, IN BierboweP's new building,
House.
All business entrusted to him will 5oef
promptly and carefully attended to- I7Isia
Particular attention given to collections,
and; prompt returns made ava
Refers to- ~ u
Messrs. Miller, Gardner d Co.. No. First
street.
Messrs. Ragon & Dickey, Nos. 3 and South
Water street. i7 i
Messrs. Roach d Torian, No II First street,
Messrs. Head & Men1fee, No. 10 Main street.
Messrs. Minor & Dallam, No. Ii North First
street. &aiA '-iit
9 Can also refer, ifinecessarysto number
of eminent practitioners in Kentucky.
mayl0 If fsH fiaa aC 5Mn sfvF Ff
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HOUSEFURNIsHING GOODS.

F<S A good assortment of Timers Stock.
RS- All Jobbing such as GUTTERING.
ROOFING, &C., done at short notice.
All warranted as represented.
Offers to sell cheap, at wholesale or retail
Orders solicited. lzNscs aprlS
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PardOns.

In compliance with resolution of
the House, the President has reported
TO that body the number of rebels
worth more than $20, 900, who have
beenpardoned by himso The. list is as
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-18
Plain and Fancy TinWare,

Mantle Fronts, the very best Enameled
Crates, fine and common; Skillets and
Lids; Ovens and Lids; Sugar Kettles:
common; Coal Holds and Vases; Britain
mia Ware Iron, Timed, and EnameIed
Ware, and everything connected with the
business; in fact, a general assortment of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-18

Retween Main and Sycamore and received
q Jaroe addition to his stock of ware SC
that he now has the largest and best select
cd stock in the city of
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TINWARE.
HI. E. BLEMKER

~wAS REMOVED FROM HIS OLD
-. stand on Main street TO his new
house,
No. IA Second Street.
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4 The Springfield dllinois) Register,
not being able to contain itself any
longer, has been INDUCING In violent
diatribes against the President, of.
which the following paragraph is a
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JAMES Il. WALKER,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND AGENT
FOR OBTAINING PENSIONS,S BACK
IhW bio PAY AND BOUNTIES .e
, 1866-03-16

II MALE Cook to be employed in
III the city of St. Johns, Porto Rico.
An unmarried man is preferred.
Apply at the Office of the "Avis."
Christiansted, March /, 1866.
, 1866-03-16

The amendment No. 2 was rejected with Ia
votes against 3.
The original amendment sub No. 3 was re-
jected with IA votes against 3, and the subsi-
diary amendment with IL votes against 6 the
1st Member for Frederiksted's Town (Sarauw)
reserved his right to enter his vote of minority.
The amendment No. 4 had become superfu-
Gus.
No. s was rejected with 10 votes against z.
Nos had become superduous.
No. 7 was rejected with 9 votes against 8.
The Governor requested that the amendment
No. 5 on the former voting-list be put to the
vote instead of No. 8 on the present voting-list.
No. S was rejected with 10 votes against Z
No. 8 had become super1uous>
No. 9 was rejected unanimously with II
votes.
No. 10 had become super1uous.
l of the Provisional Ordinance was then
voted on by calling the roll, and was adopted
with Is votes against 4; 80 was adopted in
the ordinary manner Of voting with IL votes
against S, and the Provisional Ordinance itself
with Is votes against A.
After which the Ordinance was referred to
the 3rd discussion.
q The Governor informed the Council, that
His Majesty the King had by resolution of the
18th December 1865 sanctioned the Budget
W pAO municipality Va OLs OIOl " IL nan
cial year 1866 with some alterations. The
revenue accruing from the Quart per cent Tax,
has been increased with the amount of tax on
the Statetreasury's claims in these Islands in
accordance with the Councils proposal. An
alteration had been made in the expenditure
for the Superintendent of the Colonial Ware
house at Copenhagen, and furthermore an
amount added under the item Poor-Department
for the maintenance of invalids formerly the
property of the King. His Excellency stated,
that His Majesty had on the same day sane
toned the Ordinance concerning additional s-
larry to the End Government Secretary now in
office, and the Ordinance concerning the pen
sion for the former Secretary and Bookkeeper
of the Burgher Council of st. Croix, J. Mullor.
81 Letter from the Government dated 18th
January 1866, concerning the tenders for sup
plying the Garrison at Fredriksted with victu-
ais &c. and for experimenting the Hospital
there, and forwarding a memorial from the
Purvey0r at Christiansted for increase in the
remuneration allowed him at present.
According to the Rules of Business this case
was discussed within closed doors. The case
having been discussed, the Council decided to
accept the tender of E.. J. Woods, notwithstand-
ing the augmentation thereby Occasioned in the
item, military expenditure )" the memorial was
referred to the preliminary treatment of the
permanent Committee.
AS it was late the Chairman postponed the
discussion of the case sub No. 4 on the order
of the day, and notified, that no meeting would
take place before the Councils ordinary meet
ing on Wednesday the 14th February 1866, IL
O'Clock noon, and that the Members would re-
ceive further information concerning the order
of the day.
The meeting closed at AZ O'Clock.
, 1866-03-16

NILE Og Enhver SON MATTE have
LII Noget at fordre paa afgangne
Guldsmed Matthias H0yriis's 30
indkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til at anmelde og beviislig-
gjore deres Krav.
st. Thom@ Skifterets Contoir, den
7de Marts 1866.
ROsenstand.
, 1866-03-16

The Undersigned begs particularly to call
the attention of the public to the low rates of
Table III. Parties assuring thereby will be
permitted to reside in any part of the world,
the West Coast of Africa excepted.
L.. FABER,
Agews Gr ST. Crotz.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

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6al Eier .s5bl.6 d,rs. e. 30 ba,h. os,.
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sld ~ O. nss Esira @see cue, aad lover .r 80
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aud Fsr l0Ullir. lrt-ror, f5, Puue, 3'rDc
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Whe4 fit o. Wheat dI. Corn hss de- ilIus
tendency, uiks heavy Old Crop a doopgs ss~' a.
IGf5-c seeds steady; flsr seed ~. Coffee d-i sugar
heavy. WE.ky steady Fsarsyviaia - - i50 - lR gall
AuGuiTA Nov l.-Co1u mproynz rt oi go bales strict
Nidhn- ne Sac f0T e week J hal' Eecr.p o bales
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bllrs M.dihuc Al isr $500
CHlRIr,roS Ne, slCoiou arm sale. Of 30 b,e Midliag
o.. go.
ST. Lors Nov l-Flol du and unrbsnsej Wheat dui and
lower; spring - tjd+l 20 Prime Fall =. s0 - 90 tloee.
- Corn dul Cho, Yellow snd White ~ Jd - 10
Prime Mixed end yellow Sa9 Oa's lrme 5'a 15 for Choice
Provisions quiet Prime Mes PORK 81. Bacon Shoulders,
lu. teas >.Ic 80. WLsky DOL ~ 2la - f.a*t g.
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DIED..

CARPENTE Red Bsnk Second dss. the 18Th hist Of con
Alphsu- Carpenter IN the 18th ~ his
The the family respectfully invited ~
funeral from the residence ithsT issc Carpenter
Nc 20 RivDztonst \. r. Fh day morning the H2din't A
ls ocloet.
PoWLERtn Fourth day 1ls, eleventh month u dropy Jane
n the Cith year OF her -.
Tue kses and lrenis Of tho miy invited 10 s'ted ,he
fnnr-s the Fhend, Meeting Hope OF h1thsodllste
aud tiiternth-si. sixth day, al O'Clock y
Dutchsss Co papers pease copy.
HARNEDsuddeuiy Tuesday November ~ AZ Nooa
bridge. y J.. William b. OF William Harmed In Tie 4st year
a. his
~. 4. ChIEei ThursdAy, November p al y y NJ
gAMPsON-At Meg, General Hospital Sunday, Novsslbsr g.
Mary sampson srtd 80 days, vile Of Luther saHP
con, Rochester y. H.
SrANBURf-On Monday svpnr Nor 49, Elizabeth, "do" o. he
lais Daniel stalbuIy. in tha slst her -
Her and isnds her Dsn. stsnbiy and
Capt John Wizard (irceaedi j. H. Mnnord " &
kod- and John Wheeler invited 20 sttend u. lers on
Thursday ssuson a. oeock, her e frdsns No 20
1wsuty eyenht without iuher notice hrmans ~fh "
the family yaRt In st. Luke Lhurysr' hHu'ons
WARRENSHdd.nly Tuesdsy. Nov ~ Of congestion Of me
uoss George Wsues President Of Sew iohi Ma'la Insurance
90. sgd 80 years.
Nofi- Of
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MARRIED.

BJENs-SrouT-O Tuesday evening November % 1896 a. the
rrlclc- OF The bsd psn's by the Rev " r Pieces Albert
w. Bnrn' Ssrnh H. ;her Of Paul aud Henrietta Stout
al Of brooklyn. l. J.
Tu-sdsy. November 20 by the Rev
w. furnsss the Uuiiuau Church, Phi adclphn d. E
wood NJ Couou ol M0rstogu Penn Margaret Livingston
WiI.efon, dan 1frr Of samuel NilNrson Of New.Aoh
CRAWFORD OBiNsOE-At Sing Sinz Wednesday NoVsu.
Der 81 by tie Re Wilson PhrrrT Kcnsd Crawford Middle
town T. D. Miss Juls A., daughter Of Nm Robinson esq,
Siu- Sing No csris.
albany rspers piea'e copy.
CRAWFORD gOBINSON-On Wrduesd.y November a. By the
REV Wilson Phnsr Richard Crawford 81 lidle;own j. 20
Miss Jua A. daughter Of VIM koonson $50, sing sing y J.
10 cdrl..
Y-TOMPKiNsAt West Farms wes,clester Co. v y on
Irlsy November 90 by the Rev Edwin HARDWOOD Jsus De
ksy 10 Lsirs daughter Of Dsuiel n. Tompsins
nINEGAR-CURTls-At 81 Marks Church thi. city on TE-.
dy November by the Rev. Dr. Nutou r. Dneg Irene
A. Curtis. younsstt daughter OF the late Hon Whbe Curtis o
EgTsn0n, Mass
RYDEEDANiSn tin. city, "wednesday. November a. By he
Rev Dr. Clarence A. RYDER 10 nifty = youngest
daughter OF Ezra 4. DAVIS, ESQ.
WAHDWELL-HlTCHCOCk-A Ttcs on Wsdnssdsy hoVeui.
by Rev. Dr. Fowler Edward H. Nsdwe.l of Eoms
y y May Jo"phre, daughter % James n Hitchcock OF
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THE TAX OK COTToN.

t. he Esfor Of TasN TrtgaG
'- SIR: A. the Committee Of the Chamber OF Com
merce are to epor, th. dry The o-k Congress
10 repeal the tax OF three cents cotton would ask OF il
state why the tax on whisky should not be- repealed reduced
rs whisky PAYS flight times iis oil market prf and
the tax CONES from the loyal people OF The Middle aud ten
States who produce aud ne b. The umcns ~ iin5 who
advocated the IN cotton ~ hrea leF d. whf 81 only
NJ 10 yale that the would b. yct nrh'
uion the user of cotton thai article 81 graf nOuHt
OF value aud therefoc would give large tho
nv: tha England and France when countries had dSIr a
tbey could in "a Indirect way 10 destroy Government,
would IA, large share Of the taf thai lad been tted By
the south for the purposes OF treason aud should he aN
those Of oyaly, al OF which ae respectfully submitted
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IOWA


OFFICIAL NGIH o. IOWA
A specie, SpatcL from De- hOUcs 20 III, f"'uS1
1'r,bire under date Of the 10th inst, saws;
Con -rc,g o. t. GTiuI9I Juj T. g. wilson arc here TO day
their voy 10 N1slicgon Nj Gsunc says BIS ncycr was
party 90 Toe Congressional RECONSTRUCTION plan ana never
VIII gave Do, DE rc6eog5 ate o. come back Oh
ans of,r terms thai Vat o. impartial suffrage q, safe 10
count Congressional delegation o., pledged 20 tlc
ssn.r doctrine w',.e tc sixth way support H. go
GOV stone m the CRY t0onv 20 attend meeting o. Tue
Ceu,u, Board.
Tie ofca' cs1yas Of the State vote competed With the
following result
STATE ticket; Jj 900 Eepuli can majority.
Firsi Corc-esyora District j. = Wilson ol majority
second C0uCsr IS o1a District II. Price 9OJ' maI0n}
Th-t Congressional District W Alia0n 100 majority
Tonr.a Congressional District ". LOushEdgc, 6.Gl ma
iJ..ty.
Eit'i Congressional y strict T. NJ. Dodge 936 majority
Sixth CCllrC,oua. District A. W ilUbhlri 6,3b majority.
H. c SIKH Dist-c have given che 5yoes cast for WOOD
b.u 20 Hubbard
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GRAND ARuI or THE REPrBLIc.
NATIONAL CONVENTION At ISDIASAPOLIS fSD.-Iui
PROCEEDINGS To Do MADE PCBhC-OY.iCER'
gJPCTFD

NATIONAL CoNvBS1l0y At INDIANAPOLIS. fSD.-Iuf
PROCEEDINGS To Do MADE PCBMC-OY.icERS
ELECTED.
D. rHF rEis ~
vcui!on o. tr Griad Arg Co. ae Eef4Jr have decided that
their proceed a. si he uadc lt and Gle N'-f.liJ has
The soioa.n- oic,- were elected Commander in Cbel
\ Huhur Ilinois senior Nlcrt onnnaecr o. y MrAeai
Of New Noil 5miur Ncet ou1uilcT g. = io's. Indiana
aHalaI' ''g,a i VIM 4. s1-r1o- Gc.si ID q No
NH Iowa Ca9, " a Pr l -o,,Ti counsel Of Administer
ton j. T. Efullhi Wisconsin WI. \nud,rr Iowa j. o
Osborne Illao-. T. G. Fletcher Mississippi T. z Taylor
Nathan Kimb1li udule CLAYTON McMchad rcunsy .'auia
SECOND DISPATCH.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 2l.-1ue following are the
resolutions adopted by hc National Convention OF Zoe Grand
Wat Gtad Amy o,te Republic Organized 90 'iriaia iu
on.i is .i y .,.nd, pIsded active rs'ou stvnc,
men sRa 70 adisaie and e, ID ne. tie IN end
orcs s m'y uemrt 20 dsHy deprive them of,aeh
= That we pledge Of The power sai iuaaec- wc arl.
association we rsitm'ey vie n ho uo'' epi' uln
ner TO those s.4 men who 1000 ~, by -" comfy g tss
manner Of losses and nj'e, ,y.' ~ li'' tHa psig.n
their LOYALTY aod soemny declare tt No. o"'f toe vc
in he stiye s1eche Of tive G-msn hrcul cutie
T5,t cdp.e IN and nor m ehsr, ,lJ
s9.zns % jln iHenner he boarle' q, tui9n Soldiers snd
That we now a. heetoiore rsis enr,e,e' our beet cd
appropriate state snd non, .satir io' The
education snd tcn5ne 1 ne otpIs aid "d9"s 81 hcce
brethren and ~ speedy dI1
li lawful elaine a,a4Ast tic OSvussu due
sodicis and sailors aud tleir helm.
O. That n opinion worthy 70 b" fec c'nLr Of nee
country willing TO bear in IL desHe sud " there
suggest Cou.Te's s Of s's msSir ,s prosbe
dnty every con defend bis country BE- ,r 81 r' m pyr'on
and NJ, by substitute
Thst % = Of justice snd ret and usotse tie sac
s ne , Sso i served Il @ Tor % pre.,on ~ - co"S
try fully be rrrii respectfully a.k
iLory b-.;ow 6pon n-y aud worthy ,odss s,d sailor such
positions Ct honor and pott hey may Do M 20 GIL sd
while nothing Tor ourselves those ~ r0Hffd~ Who
able 20 raantan rmeyrs Ne 90 ssmry ro'Daehdt' 10
colsdeI.i1u of al ia subony. d especially
lie attention the Presdrnt - m policy hee' IRE dears thf
frbf
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEM.YORK.
I-3AED On COUNTY GYMNASTICS

4N'AfU " NVtN4 y OAN AeoEI'9
The BoaTl OF County Cangassera met Yesterday a. lV
IN Supervisor Blunt eauya3sed the Eighteenth Ward
and the CONVICTIONS On al tho Wards we've completed OK
rspt the Xfl Election District Of the Eighteenth ara on
Assembly. Michael n Salmon, of The anoiqaJe' lu
As,eubIv rresented aidsvts M regard g. this Dsrc
alleging tlsls the inspectors lao been guilty o. mpot
conduct auC fhe mat, Ter was laid over until to-day al loO
when the Beard viii meet % determine upon ts YOU u"
Assembly and 10 foot up the figures throughout lhe '!'
Tue f ow s complete the official figures iJI the Guy OK
vent the with Assembly Districts;
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hnrortunr Lr..inony Of e C-~"di."

M ROBE. H Gray Toronto g W. D. ler
hsed p &C. iPh One 81 yerf setnrs hs ns-n m usr On
lsaly fbI NE u ahsFsr-. ~
5s Hl IS r9uIe drtH The pa, f91r
RI ih- ,rvIlg hle1s- knds ,crttaE Rosrrs
W47rrs a sad firrsons, add sf tlt tsn&tii an
rriIstsli WAeeHt Ninf sud - gers Au,iea iAaehtpe'
an with lJlHl-l-- fF fhts th- bet
-f, % M anvtf > n, trl.alnleiwl. {. su0si
HIl.s,. Say RIO s s1rs..yll Oo. % ode.. su,I
ltrJaf
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prnsoYAL.-AmOng the arrivals at the hotel. are


the Hon Charles sumner OF Massachusetts the Westminster
senator Tramb1l Of Illinois at the Filth Hotel Gen
i ! Gregg and Col W n Fry Phfado,sa at the Metro
uolitan Fowler OF Tennessee the Hon. VI. Powell,
Ind the Hon WIZ. Wihhns Bufialo the Ron ID NJ I.eaii
errau Memphis the Rev. ID. HiIsl PaTi-. FOL Sawyer
Waictown ard Cot Hunter Brooke Cnciuns At the ~
Nicholas NJ DC Ytutde bother tie EHI,rJr Ma Ximi
IAN sud ,e- &. = A. the Clsrendor Hosi Judge
Sberusn OF Ohio = tho Hoffman Hogsr.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

ThsNohin Carolina papers publish the Official vote in
the late elrsDtOn fo Governor The total ior Worth
vas - 34y the toislyo f,r DOckcry 1879 Worihs
majority. 70 J9G Although Dockery declined being a
c'ndldAte and uie msioity 81 he Union therefore
..ass0n, Henderson, Johnston. Mitchell Montgomery.
f"ks h1nloiph. kuile6om ayd YagbG. Iks 9aaD?t
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poIiiieal Noiires.

First Assembly District sien Repubiiean Assseis-
fon.-A us-ituz tbs msIbes tie FRI, n,ss1e
Republican AoeisticH vii be bold on FhUhsONi rNEN
a. 1884 10 delegates ss'-fa Ionrent.ol pnf
t.n 10 81 sfthe Gsn.a Committee ifea 10
Jonx s. Hs..E JOSHUA a. Able. Prciidsat
H. foS'fs@iies-
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Tug RgrURYs kEARY oON1m ~

Bv rsLE7tArB 10 rgz TtiB~sg. ,.
I2Av&goErI, Nov. 2l.-Tlc yol, iu az W.. ,l''o
counties IN TINS State 1872 Republican and ~ ''
Ocrat'C. Iua vote vii. re3.' 81 C,3.
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First Assembly District, UNION REPuBLit Ar ASSOC
ATIOhA -pso4 @sas 70 esst Decfls 70 .se ~ T. mes
wl be st the fth Wa tiots On tut
DAY EYNho Nov e. lsi Evs-y ps0on saoss hnL T. Oh W .
roll Aa.o son pteisly requested 70 esena fo 9peh
tfoas & 70 c'lak. /. JOSHUA 70 AbD-' tf'at'it
Va HAP. a.
s'r''-'slN'
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DrnnS e1ns.- Anosg WOsaen.
THO ROUND TABLE,,
No "a,

A'FH~tAL'0' ,
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most -dfotted us'ly. TO- 's sFes e. DfUhh
FNNsSS AMONG WONEh H. this weeks ul1ber tsr alschs
reii'ng ihs s1est ~ 10 g.s-ef ose WIG
have stoned 10 Condemnation OF TIE ROuaD TABL should
nos IN f,lues. give 10 its ius,ihca'ou.
Amoas tie article 10 No. 81 lMPART AZ SUFFRAGE .
WHY w nANE No sfAkEsPhAKlAN sCHOLA..Si
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PAPER FROy Mr. MOON: a CRISP AND STIRRING LON
DON LETTER; RhUEMS OF Efp jACkkT Akg MhlI
TTFE'S PROSF; a DELICATE TASTE Of sWlhHURhE'a
MORALITY A DuZFN NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS AND Ali
TIIF FRESHEST AND DAIEptESr ON-DtIs or ThE DAY
IL thu SHAPE o. NlSCELLAAEA Llr...ARlAfiA sn1
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