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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-18

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E.tuatae the ii,taUce l. s. bAil by tbc /
raei8e "a IL 1866 miles, ybo pa.tel state. Ub
mont .sues it siA pef cent fhiny yeaf Bat
tbe ComYaaya, lhe naai j. luIsbej 81 ths AZ,
rate q about SCI .asa pr mile. amounting Is
2e7,0oo.
The Company j. aao permitted 10 tssag .is
Pas, Mortgage baals 60 40 eiua amount, a
tbs same lae, which b. special Aetot Coz
ure made firsl Mortgage 81 tie eaiire rue
bends 81 the uuited States tsiag ss5Hisatt q
The Government makcs duualoa IT II. 500
Of land ,9 Gle mile, amounting % 2o.os2 900
estimated to bg worth sao .0o0uge, making .be
resouues exclusive 81 tho capital Ilsad
bu, the htlI yulug VI the hands cannot new I'd
liked.
Tie authorized Capital S,aek % the Cunpa
one buudrs million aulhr "a vhieb dye ml
have n'ready baea paiiip, audog Nhiehi ). 81
posed TIA, mefc tbaa twenty hye miilIaus at
win BE- required.
The cost 81 tho raad IS estimated ~ coaT
engineers to be about one hundred million q,
exclusive 81 equipment.
prs,Peft. for Ha.iaes.
he railroad connection between onaha af
ia e now complete, aua thepafoiags eftbe
Pacific Oh Die section already finished Co thI
two weeks Ia May were $4,000. these sec
earungs ii, thc road progresses win much
tlan pay the interest on the Company bondI
the through business over the only line u I'd
between The Atlantic aud Pacific mus, be mil
Eoipe and sso~tig 81 ne Beaa,.
The company respectfully submit, that the
statement facts fully demonstrates the seeul
thoir Bonds, nfd rs additional proof they
suggest that The Bonds now offered are less ia
million dollars on on miles of road. Oh whicl
twenty million dollars have already boon expd
ION $50 miles Of this road tho carr arc now raj
and the remaining ~ miles ave now nearly
pleiel.
Al tie present rate o. premium on gold|
bonds pay Az annual interest on the present
.sqas Po Cat,
and il Is believed that on the completion Of thd
like the Government Bonds, they will 90 abos
The Company intend to sell bit limited a
at the present iow rates and retain the right
vance the price al their option
CONTINENTAL NArioSALBANK, MOI Nassl
CtArK, Donor q Co, gANgraa, 81 Wall
JoHN j. CISCO & Son, BAEKtRs No. SO VI
and by BANKS. AND BANKERS generally thI
out the United States, Of whom maps aud diesel
pamphlets may be obtained. They win nlso /
by mail FROM the Compauya Office, No. % i
street, New York on Application Subscribed
select their own Agents % whom they hayeI
doueo, who alone viii b. irresponsible 70 them
safe delivery Of tho bonds.
JOHN j. CISCO, Treasurer, New II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-18

W. Wsl, WHuSEr, 81 Peru, Showed rs, 90 Ties.
day ast, quartz rosk e eheunous ssze, taken from
ledge ID atiouu. ltpeel.el ilre pounds and
Ten aUness Aad was perfectly iTauspM tent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-18

Ffer : EfsRlregfs= e H
Fay ~ fr = csfss ae vsa ssssy
saasan.sa b eHt seeag ae nat tfiis ~
sgg . a. taseers tai ~ - 6 49, Fzraatasas Z
sic BeHs fr1 t-eHrn svssf astes tslaet
afa sas aesa 1rttasss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-18
SIX PER CENT, IN COL
NlnolN OonI- u NJ III

Ninety Cents ou the Doll
The sasd Ras gHr M ffm omah4 ses
west % NE isgo. jaaaafy, itgs ava laly q
pa aHa ,ftns afe Iesaafly Waalae evsf B
Con1auy be- roe GA hand suf.it eui ifoa. t.es,
rs aa.t ihs remaining psu ie ibe aagH
% ghc gocby NauH'a.as, 4la mle wb.ch h 4
it g expected that its saile mad vif benrui
crla irom Omaha rs Eos ae4tg9 caauetlba
the ceairal Pacific, uaa beHR e iy lnia
Wat3 l90H Sacramento. Cal. dauaH 1870.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-18

A ErNAr9hrlK cAfr 90 saArr RArHo.-A
oarrrsfoient soaclcs faf ne hutb 81 the leil9wnF
very remarkable Circumstances; One day recently j.
etiia, u.ntlees months q age belonging ic Mrs. d.
y. Sheldon, of South Donst went opt into the
door yard, Wilde ne iauiiy were az dinner, caught
green snake nearly TIVE feet 70 'eugih, a, about
three inches Or ts tall h it once through rho head
and eame ia,o ihe house with tbs snake wound
faad IS sfm snd SGD eating DE tail, with Tie blood
oo1iaR from Tie corners y her mouth. With tie
exception Of q badly poisoned mouth, The child re.
ecvoi 40 njau
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-18

sosE oF puE CoTENiroRAnIEs seem 70 think that
the triumph q their cause depended, ike the fate
q Jcneh, upon the amount Of noise made-iu these
days q refinement aud luxury, al article q real in-
lFinsie merit Is soon appreciates hence the an
boueeea and unparalleled success ofPLANTA1I0N
BIrTERs.
his remedy has ever and always been found re-,
liable A. gentle siimalant aud tonic appetizer It
eanuos Is exceled. i Is no doubt sovereign rem.
ely for stomach d.ssuiers-ior dyspepsia. Liver
camrlau, aad Ii stimulating healthy appetite.
MAGNOLIA WArrE.-A aebshtfal toilet article
.-.I--.-a. !. 49,. IA IN LIZ 81 -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-18
IS Years ago and Now.

HOSTETTERs STOMACH RIFT EES Was siraEEaa|
mo notice a,linf fhe fft adic6s tch evrfy lb seu
however exeel;out. wss a1ama,i g. encounter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-18

Raises sner 81. tsvls l'aael.arl b. ageD
e aauess slaa ID stis s..aes. b DE bala.ag O..
nesly oeesP.ss by ~ Il. Bouru ~ iAai parFee
where b. un tsep band e sood aalrimeai q
aoft. ap3 sls9 - Ia Fsad.Hess 3 - repairing. o-
iag e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-18

Inr FHEnEr- The rains ofsgurday night last
were the heaviest which have visited Ills locality
for fome time, causing considerable loss by the
destruction Of private property highway bridges,
and the delay Of railroad trains by the washing out
Of road bed. aud track. IL Tie town of Rupert we
learn that several bridges were carried away. On
the Bennington d Bntlald railroad, just south OF
Eass Dorset station, few lengths d rail we're wash
Cd out and ether trifing damage done At Dandy
Borough three houses were washed away and at
Dandy station the abutments o. the milroad bridge
were g loosened to render the structure unsafe
for the passage q trains. At Clarendon, short
distance south q tile station, wasL-ou, some III
teen feet long and twelve feet deep occurred thus
producing Gen gerous opening n the road-beJ At
various other places tic line Of the road we hear
81 destruction q property 10 considerable amounts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-18

VAST Eruu.--Ihe rev ehecse factory n West
Bnrer j. new iH successful operation turning out
llee pounds q eheete PEI day. This j. one q The
finest most convenient md complete factories iu
TIE State The pvpnstou hsyc secured The scrvi-
ces 81 JoscFh Boudyllo and wife two yetenncheeae
makers. to uperintsnd the work q me establish
meut, which vii secure fer lhe factory reputa
ton second to none 10 the State. Tie produc, 81
the factory Is finding ready msrko; IN New York,
aud eooo pounds were shipped for that market yes
terday, Weducsday.)
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-18

AecufnV.- 4 ra8rsI ofatai .1''FTaf - tlai Z =
H. fsurh 60 pana VS. 1a - wag g seen
Nsankas1 = Neuasg 80. ulaas efa,iar b,ss
e aass say asA ra t.sea ST. 3 ana tsasa rs
ea bed n Sic ssrssm hflss. ST. Freaeh gmtt.
rwely ihers 50 aiaiy. .ru 80 81 haVs
aad ssfer aefs ~ etig amsetf"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-18

"A little boy Eve years Ola, son q Charles Ro.
befisen, Ls4., q South Londonderry, came very
near bong drowned BY falling into well, recently.
Ills litlc playmate ran and got the drowning boys
mother, WHO jumped INTO tic vel, which was ak
Or seven feet deep, and held her child Out Of tie
water uatil help arrived. A fow SECONDS more
would base been fatal to the poor ii.tle fellow.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

H.y,y 2sugsrSe ~ quoted at sSl5 rlls aad No ~ at
auas ca LclaHgron Loaaon lti per cent pa g
Inn are quoted to-day 80 q eva tor Sugar Cured -.
2osl bales. iok Mdig, s.e receipts $50 bale, The mar
Net quiet bl, steady Receipts Of the week lSol bales ''
NOBLE OCT 2Co,ton active and prices c better
SAG SsnoSLE,ss Oct a,-Cooa-Pae-s are sitter; 300 b.Ies
Low Malag, receipts ~ S' ~ sSPS on5ns 90 po
Ena +Iiatii %. Choice s 90 Corn scarce and in request
dul q 3 for small lots Bacon Telslns 2. isG
Prime Terces ie Gold el Sterling Exchange lSiielS7 New
iG ss, EsA9s per- ?sl P soa sr sale, lss bale, Mid
dss' m S 81 cn active and excited sales Ili2 bales,
N Mgr 6e ac,e At dn and scarce
81 s5e III Hay iul 81 s2iat25 Oats scarce al 0@Izc Meas
Pok a5 Professionalism 5al5le Clear sides 1885, aud dull
Bryyalo Oct 2-Fou steady ,ie e's bbs At go 9 Spnng
ss6s 50 Tor White ana PIG % or Amber Nha. "a ,s M G
SO Mwsukee % 900 bush No Mwaukee at G5@ ~ o
1.S Nv e w rI a. ~ 20 closing At III 81 Oats quiet sales
37pibash Western Ode 900 bush DO 10 arrive at o. kye IN.
views II the holders Other articles quiet and unchanged kespis-
Ns1' Fo scS IBIS Sl2ments-whe, iiG OcO bush Corn
$500 bush 2ilCo bush Barley 1900 69,h Rye Soo
ST Tohaeco rather wek out prices are Unchanged
Soop l NIT ~ sos Double Extra ~ 5Oasi Treble
El FL z'@t ~ SnSss PINE 70 & wiS,er Witt az SS
- 5s Choice Winter Red ~ @dS2 65 Spring; 9 73GPl sa
C'a quiet bat netangea 0al' lrm S'aoG bar I'm ~ 90
4, fr 70 Prince Choice dull PORK declined os % .
ep5 SEQ bis Four bush Wheat 1000 bu, Corn, 5000
bush u,i. 1900 bush Barley. -,
TsSiri OFT iFlour dal snd unchanged Wheat doll and
ooial AZ ~ 50 ~ Tor M and No Red Corn hme ana
Irr 30 Mixed O5 the Soc oats hwsr an9 ~ g9al
,r.ut No Rte nLehagSrl psIr'
dali aud dropping, Fall 81 Pa co. SPuus 10 ~ ~ i
gu,r A. hishef Milng he Tobacco fm az mu prices st's RI.
h Wbkr unchanged Pork-Saes t2l 70 limited extent
5lo s prN sold ~ 3D. seller s December Baron
shoulder. lI atr. Clear ldb Ses l1tc Clear Soe' i''"
Igrl jull a ljc. Gold, lGl, buying Money close
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET ..,u -. -.
AIBAvy oct 2trhe marlm Tor Becye' !, @ g clssI
thar head being sold aut Of lot Of d, P M 1--we Seeht
700 tr range heHg fo Sc for Common t"b 9sc ,. &
ie tbe beet The market for Sheep continues hra,{
H. 600 head at 3l06e for Inferior % very cle,
b..v, la6e Hogs-ReceptA l6ol0 head sales ' '' 1
sic store pigs. bdoc Dressed hogs nc
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fear his equality or e,ranehisemen we can it I'm
up and say that the old faa floats over " again. puheu
and redeemed with bondinn beneath ts I0as. zap
pauso II is not TO Ice wOnder al tha ne ~ ~. "
party fears the advancement az ire pegro ior Ioy ~
on III the next 20 years they have Veeh ~ ~
time past, they will be very Isf peEinu ~
despsed and hated black daughter ana alpiauSScJ
JWentysix millions against four and AFRAID OF Tue a.
cans Glorious Democracy! That any mehoef VI si1
caucasian race should entertain such an opinion casSu
his (Alr. DepeWs check 70 crimson with shame we,
the heirs OF all the ages the foremost tleD OF INT
AFRAID that we may be passed IN the race OF ~ III
Goa hep such creature We do not want mn III ,
Republican party Applause Robert Small ana kapliaei
stnines know the histories OF bOthwalk the sIeSs
OF Memphis to-day, and the Democratic parry an
us 10 enfranchise SeInmes and disffanclllse onaI'
III sils be Radicallam, he a ha,uo'.l'
itadcalsm, to-day, was ruling the worm III
Russia, In France In England, and Italy. great ue
IS said about Democratic victory and Democratic success
But Oh what q mountain and Oh what mouse. Laugh-
terl Mr. Depow concluded long speech By urging inc
Republicans Of Brooklyn Ia do their duty in the coming
struggle and help attain in the days OF peace victories as
great and as enduring by armies IN the
held. tGreat applause
Short addresses were made by Mr. John WinslOw'
Mayor Booth and Mr.. Geo b. Lincoln, support OF the
local ticket after which the meeting adjourned with three
cheers for the nominations.
The throng of people outside the building which was
very large addressed by Mr.. T. l.. Sauderson ana
others. who were enthusiastically received and ap
pauded
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DIED

BROOKs-On THURSDAY morning. Oct ~ Nellie wife OF George d.
Horace HAYES Of this cts aged - years
and % the family respectfully Invited 10 offend
" pareut- No ~ Nes gteenth
at morning Oct % without further nore
will be taken to Bridgeport Conn Tor intcnent
BARCLAYOn wednesday o. after lingering sickness Of con
sumption. Agnes Barclay, aged Is year,
requested 70 attend her nher 90
Fddsy o'clock from her late residence No 70 ChsrnI
BARKER-In Washington c. Friday Oct To- Of typhoid fever
D. wife Of John H. Barker and laughter Of the atf
Capt Barker Of Poughkeepsie.
DASH-On Thursday evening Oct a 1867 Louisa Cecilia only sur
vyng chill Bowie and Louisa Dash aged years and q days
RAEDOLPH-Ou THURSDAY Oct a. ser short Illness Jos j. Ran
dolph n the 85th year " bis sge 80
The yes and family invited attend the funeral
services Baptist Chnrch o. Iaglt end Nckt al
o'clock Saturday Oct 26 and from thence the remains H 10
% Greenwood
RAHDOLPH-on morning o. after short unes JOS
y Randolph IN the s5th lesr Of bis age 49,
The and friends Of the family 70 sni
Of LaLt and Varcksts on Saturday e. z. 0soc Tie
rremsins will BE- inferred IN Greenwood
THORN-A Rochester. "Wednesday oct a. Charles Thorn 10
18th rear Of his
The friends fmy invited stteni his ner'l AZ ~
Epscopa Church Greenwich Conn Friday or, p 90 "A
o'clock n Nea-agen Railroad leave rRen syests
depot a. II. O'clock returning IL the afternoon
MASONIC NOTICRThe officers and members Of the Most Or
shp Lsge Of Free and Accepted Masoas Of toe state Of New
Of under its jurisdiction fTaieTuA invited 10
attend W Bro James Herring Pat Grand Seersty
sunday o. o'clock a. Christ Chlrh corner 81 rh
ave Thir.ysithst STEPHEN H. JOHNSON Grand Master
JAMz, NJ Ausris Grand Secretary
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NETWORK.
MN lOhh.
JOSHUA G. ABBE FOR SHERIFF.

JOSHUA G. ABBE FOR SHERIFF.
meeting called by Gov. Morgan and Horace
Greeley to advance the cause OF Joshua g. Able for
Sheriff. was held last evening the headquarters Of the
Union Republican Association Of the city The hall was
filed with the select and energetic men OF the city
senator Abraham Lent called 70 the chair and m
Haw, ir., appointed Secretary DIT Chaies - rpehcti
stating the object Of the meeting expressed me great
est confidence the election Of Mr. ADDe and moved
that committee OF hye be appointed Dy INC mar 70
select committee, consisting Of from each Assembly
District 10 act an Executive Committee IOI the CITY
% take charge OF the o. MI Able. Inc Chaf
named the committee Of hye, benjamin y manieITe
Hugh Gardner, Daniel ID. ConOver, Alex shaler ana
Charles :. Spencer. On motion, Abraham Lent ana WIN
Haw jr, were added 10 the Committee.
REPUBLICAN, MASS MEETING IN TIE SEVENTH
DISTRICT.
A well-attended meeting of the Union Re
publican Association was held last evening" the Presi
dent Mr.. John Lobdel. in the chair Col r. A. Conkng
was the first speaker He urged in strong terms the
ssty OF full registration the part Of the Repub
boan party Of the CITY, and the Of keeping sharp
watch utOn Democratic voters that do NOT
vote raudulenty vote often Col COnklng advocated
strongly the nomination of Gen Grant for the Presidency
the ground that no other candidate Is 50 safe
favor OF tile elimination OF every distinction OF color IN
political rghs The speaker then referred 10 the late
election IN Ohio and explained asian old resident Of the
state, why large majority Was cast against negro SUI
frage attubutng II 70 the Southern settlement Of the
lower portion 10 the injudicOus advocacy OF the
reimbursement OF desertere from the army. BY proper
eglslraton and by that only the Assembyman In this
Oistrct can be elected. The speaker closed with an
seogy upon Gen. Mexican the candidate for Secretary Of
nr. Vim. 7. Richardson the Republican candidate Of
he District foI Assembly followed and reviewed in strong
terms the neSatNity 81 the Democratic party, which
seemed % have OPlclpes and ne influence Of that par
~ IN Inc V,r rie norty HAVING
GUIDED The war which to Democracy begun should settle
~ NuS'si'" " ''f"'f''eioil The neu Who Wtipped
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NEW-JERSEY.
sENArE AID AssEMBLY NOMINArIoNs.

The Democrats Of Hunterdon County have
nominated Joseph g. Bovine their candidate Tor state
Ites Picke are the Democratic candidates fOr Assem-
b1, OF course the Democracy expect TO carry the
.mdrew smiti Reeves ~ Marlborough is the Repubi.
,n candidate for Assembly In tho I'D District OF Salem
County. ,...- -
abraham H. Berry OF Hackeusack returned soldier for
Surrogate, aud Mr. DcMOtt OF EneicWood FOR the lst
fi~t All are capable and faithful Mon and deserving Of
me cordial support Of every true "u oJ al voter OF Lef
gen. a., .. ........... Il A.. ....,... A. ,
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VIRGINIA.

THE REPUBLICANs SWEEP THE sTNE-TllE CON
VENTION CARRIED BY TWENTY THOUSAND
EAJOEITY-A RADICAL MAJORITY OF Mem
BERs
RICHMOND, Oct. 4.-The Wing, III lts conclu-
sions upon the general result states that the main iac
these That the Convention has been cIteh by not
less than $4,000 majority that the negroes voted Tor It
with an almost total unannity that probably per
cent OF the whites voted against t that the q" 'n
81. radical BY from 10 to 20 majority; that huu '
negroes notices. pcrhaps ''- aie e'sote d. l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-25

ud 70 r punh.m oct TO- % o. passed close 70 ves.s eJ
tom up judged her about 800 tans o1reen ol ''s ~ "
Bt 0 Blp. Ho@s Shields 8 days d.e to H. No.
vessel 70 Funh MeiBese ~eDa, 81 ss C. 90 sgnsed ship
D Bs Bac G ST s Rio Jnsro "s 'Of to Tu''s
h s5a ye @sHst m ,h, Fero Gli,s Bag B. days
with coal to d. smallS Co.
WlND-At snnses. NE
MEMORANDA. .n.
The ship CITY Of Montreal Daggeii from Ne" loA m h % a
R Without a asnats sf At a n ss 5 sSSSsi "a
NOTICE TO MARINERS. TO- n.
s wa5yd I %.r Soas s 81 vii e
ssI = 40 alternating ssS ,S0S1s s,f eo1as obca
Swse each Ths poioa Of The sb house as given Latitude
s. asi longitude rs Fl Es.t Of Grssnsc ,s.
day q August 1867 Heg Holm light csHa aori nd here
amer y WI exhibit rsa os oSr sasr s1 nsr s4s i side Of
the backward Pembroke Reach Milford Haven painted d
The two buoy. marking s shos point Snd apt
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Oct "a ArVei ship Reunion from Tr'"Pn' bng F'a"
caARLEsToS c. Oct s4Aruvei steamships Equator and T.
FoHrsr.s wosEor Oct si-Avi .sp rom Bait
more Tor BoesaS with lost sncor the Chesapaks
B , ng D.aer barE. uenbr ard There's, Bremen
fu from Boston slip Louisa 81 days 'foA OaidiA Inc
HoIsss: Horr Oct sp nAryd .csr' A.1sts rosfs
4s 'H aPE, oI r sssas % CS
Remaining port shrs Anihea Godfrey J. 9 P'il.r.Ss ss
Chase Cannon sarsb L. summons Eliza Frances LssouN ."
MeCh1. L. A. Babcok sarah Bright end LA J. hSs .t f.,
Oct IA rived schrs Florence newell
Boston John L. Tracey fof ST. George Sclgun. om WIung@n
q m salem Messenger from snd New YORK. Io1ahfn may
from Philadelphia for Boston, Traveller from CamieS j.
Wind W.
SAvASNAH Ga Oc. 2g-SseJ steamship Gen Barnes FOR fe-
York Arrived steamship Fannie. from Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
Havana 24-Arrye big, Uncle Jerry. from hsHofh Mes
Matauzas Minnie Miller Portland Sailed Ella Tor NeS l",k
Arrived at c,nss H,Try from Baltimore AHhei at hi'1'n'
". Il. Jones from Philadelphia
DISASTERS.
The hark Fila Adele NeW.Yok 2h inst While entering
the harbor Of Havana night C with NJ wini fit sd
driven Reef She will be Total loss u WIS al hrsi
thought cargo could be saved bat Is doubtful
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negroes with only very rare exceptions, vote = .,
Radicals. BY the appOrtiOnment 1t was in the p -
negroes unasssed TO have elected 80 OF the 100 u
bers the Convention. This would give them maJoril
OF They have solitary that is known iaeo
TO exercise their power. On the contrary they n"'o
gained delegates In Bedford 10 which they were ho
entitled which taken from the side and added 20 Inc
other give them presumptiye majority OF Il.
The Monroe Ward polls are open. and negro voters
are still waiting TO deposit their votes
THE VOTE IN NORFOLK
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Oct. 22.-Ihe cleo
ton to-day passing of quietly in Norfolk All the bars
and saloons were closed by order Of Col Cooley President
Of the Board Of Registration which accounts Tor the
quiet OF the city At sunset 1t was FOUND that arge
number OF those who registered lau not CT FoCSu,
among the number 800 Conservatives ana an OIueI
obtained to keep the polls open III sunset 10
That all may have opportunity I0I o
the city as stands Is as foOwsi mites 59t
Colored 1872 showing Radical majority OF SVo NOth-
ing definite as to- the result Is yet koW nut IL u gene
rally conceded that Col Gilbert G. Walker CONSERVATIVE
is elected and il laws between Dr. wing; Conservative,
and Mr. BOwdn Radical as 10 VINO shaii ne the OtheI
successful candidate In the vicinity Oh Mi Creck anu
Hamilton there seems 70 have been Out one Cdhduae:
Col White an evofcer OF cOlOrcd troops, VINO was OF
course unanimously elected. Thornton, colored man
was going 10 run against him, but Tor some reason MS
name withdrawn.
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MARYLAND.


THE BALTIMORE ELECTION.
The American Of Thursday says: An election
was held IN this city yesterday Tor Mayor and CITY COun
ell aud for Judge of the Court Of Appeals. n Chief
Judge OF Supreme Bench Of Baltimore City and four
Associate Judges OF the Supreme Bench IL the first
election under the Constitution and the Democrats
pOled full vote. the result showing that 235l3 votes
were east OF which 1850 FOR Judge BaTtOl the
Democratic ticket and 45sJ for Gen keny, the Re
publican ticket. The vote cast Is about one fourth short
OF the number OF registered voters In the city No dis
urance OF consequence reported from any quarter
and through the assistance 0f the Marshal OF Police the
entire vote was received by r. Below Will be found
tables showing the vote for Judge OF the Court OF Ap
peals aud Chief Judge of the supreme Bench;
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POLITICAL.

xFwYoRK-RspubIieGn state Ticket.
- S.at, LANES Il. MekEAN Of Saratoga
Nr ~ THOMAS HILLHOUSE Of Ontario
- .... THEODORE II. GATES Of Uh'eH
1 ''-.- ,,,,,aL JOSHUA NJ. VAN COTT Of Kings
N.''~' S.,,or RCHIBALD G. POWELL Of On0n''SA
So, c,,,rl.fonsr JOHN NJ HAMMOND Of Anssny.
-, 81 Prisons. GILBERT DIX la hATfh o. "'O-'-S
-, az Of 4gpeaG CHARLES MASON Of hAai''A
County Ticket.
- ......I JOSHUA G. ABBk
fNr' ,a.-i FLAMES HAGGERll
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:. 40, ,aorpey $500. =. IRISH G. HAYklNh
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JAMES NORNAL
Judiciary.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-25
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Mahan Robert Getting r ~ this CITY, % judith Carter
daughter Of William A. hoale esq. Of Baltimore
sOVIRR-CROWELI- TUESDAY Oct o. at the Pesbytensn
Church Railway M BY The Rev Dr. shean assisted nv the ev
VIM RolsOn Of Bergen. Mr Benjamin Squire r, - Miss ans
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MISREPRESENTATION thursday Oct, II AZ Ltchaei COM
william b. CLARK John W Wheeocs Of Brooklyn 10
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