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ROCK ISLAND ROPE AND CoRDAGE MANI
FACToRY.-We presume it is not generally
known to our citizens that William Taylor,
an Englishman, who thoroughly understands
the business, is manufacturing, in this city,
very superior article of cordage, of any
size desired, from fish line to hauser-
Mr. Taylor's place is back of Mr.. Buford 5
residence, at the head of Washington street.
His establishment is not large, and he makes
little or no pretension, but he is really one of
the finest workmen to be found in that bust
ness, anywhere. He has manufactured, for
Henry Darts Sons, good many tons OF
hemp, and turned out as fine an article of
Irvine, cord, and rope as can be found any
where
We saw specimen of his work, the other
day-garden lines trot lines &C., &c, and
we have never seen so nice an article as he
makes.
1t any OF our readers want a cord or rope,
of any size Or style, we advise them to call
on Mr.. Taylor.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-21
e JOB ROSS
GREAT JUNK STORE.

The undersigned has purchased what is known
as the Cobb q Whistler Store, opposite Court
Square, here he will be happy to see the public
generally and exhibit his great variety of new and
second hand articles too great TO mention in de-
tail. Call and sec bis museum of all sorts of
things. If You want anything go 10 job Ross,
and Won will he nrettN SUR 10 find IL
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New York Market.

Photographed to the ARGUS.
New YoEk, Jan. 10
Cotton-dul rs.
Flonr--l0, 50@ II 90 extra state 1la0@12,4 40
r. Ill. O.
Wheat-nominally unchanged.
Corn-ls1 store a0a af1oat - t9
Oats shade frmer. a
Rye-yery firm.
Barley-nominal.
Pork-shade firmer
Cut meats-steady.
Lard-quiet..
Dressed Hogs-sl a So
Cheese-hrm.
Butter-irm.
Whisky-duli.
Petroleum-quist, 2o@eo4 for crnde; 81 "a ae4
refined bond.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-21

CHARLES ENGEL, r. S.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-21

Circulate THE PETITIoN.-Printed copies
of the following petition can be had at this
Office, VIZ: s88lI Is aGafh&4.
To the House Of Representatires. of' tie State 81
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-21

NORTHERN LINE PACKET Co.-This ex-
cellent steamboat company has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Captain Thomas B. Rhodes, president
Captain Thomas II. Griffith, secretary.
Captain Isaac S. Mason. general freight
agent.
Captain Thomas \. Buford, superintend-
ent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
Dr.. O.. H. WT0N,
From phadeiphs would say to his friends and the pub
lie, that he has opened ofiee At
e13 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON,
and h prepared to treat all knds Of chronic and
uterine diseases electrical principles, And the
scientific manner. Nervous Diss4sss, Rheumatism, Neu-
rAza Paralysis cured In one-third Of the time usual
required by the ordpary appliances Nearly all Of
chronic diseases be estusy cured, and there
none but that cAn be grsAtly benefited.
In Uterine Diseases its value not be estimated -
Prnapsus Msplacemsn Ucsratisns aud all other ds-
eases peculiar females promptly relieved aud psrmA-
nenlly cured In an Incredibly siort space Of time
N. B.-PATIEvTS TAKEN By CONTRACT, AND
CURES GUARANTEED.
REFERENCEs
Washington Russell NJ. D. ohIlstianA, Deli walter
southgat Christians, Del; jain simmons OhriatiAnA,
Del; W. Hard. 40 John atreet Vi J. PAtt 9l5 Valiant
street PhiadelphA BENZ Harris second and callnwhl
| philadelphia 1FlO-n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
WANTS.

MONEY wANTED.--WB CAN LOAN ON
Il good landed seeurity--on Bond and Mortgaee-a
n9mber Of sums Of $6Oi OIL 0Oo, $1,000, 2OOo $1,000
5000, &C. Any person having money, and wanting It
loAasd safely, would do we'll TO call
W. MecAULLEY CO.,
ap8 SIC Market rtreet.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

NEWTON DARLlNG,s soy TAn Z
IN kmoree' shAtns and Graia Ctai.es,
Bahh,lors Nay FORKS,
khnaus' hAkes. and
BrAnds wias aud Darby scyihe Stones.
IN stors and for sale low by j. A. ROBINSON 400.
tsW seeond and bark,t sta
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATIONS.
500 A. NJ. ~
Leave Philadslphia at 800 P. NJ, Wilmington 1ss
n for New Castle.
Trains leaving oriaheld e45 A. NJ, and Wilmington
going South At 2 Is A. NJ will elo-e connecion
With Steamboats, 70 Norfolk and Pnrtemou abd Express
Trains % aud from Baltimore, Philadsphia aud New
ioIk, They will stop on this Delaware R. X. Line ons
Es~Ercepf that Steamboat Train SOUTH will stop Al
Baltimore
Passengers between Baltimor and Delaware r. Lima
who prefer Il stop in Wilmingou over nIEht and
proceed next morning. Q sKWALL
Superintendent Delaware Raj road.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW roo KS, NE WE OOKs
At Z. 8. r. BUTLER'B
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE,

NJ 10 W d 90 X B. WE U "A
IN -
AT 3. 3. X. BUTbbkb
ROnK AMI NEWspApER aTORW
No $40 HARkET STREA11
WILMINGTON DELAWARH
rn. ...,,..- :, =. ,.... 9, mi. c1o,h
Z, : e, ~ -, n,euy .A s'"
. y tne uni * uol puganne
49, nsse ~ poua.ss !t,s Si9.h; n. .A.,.. rx..A
Hs m snpoo c "a "''n
s1 ~ " - ~, y; Nsai.
Home Heroes sAinm aud hArtyrsi py IT, Arhur'-
"a, SIoeni n, -. ,.-., 49,. ,,, 49,. ~,
"Sgs ."blnsi l" tArma Aha for'' MINES Ane w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
HARLAN & BROTHERS,
fsusoeusors to EDWARD L. RIor.)
no. 3 EAST SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
-EE7 THE undersigned would respectfully kaNRN
HEf5eall attention to their Stock OF WINES ga
by them for obtaining all Wines and Liquors IN thsir
purity with long sxpsrenoe in the business Affords
for the character and quality Of their Wines &s
Cognae Brandy, Pale do, Jamaica Spirits,
Holland Gin, Beotoh Whinkey,
Madeira, Port, Lisbon, Sweet MalAgs
Tenerine, Sherry, OhAmpagnes Claret.
WINES very choIes and old, in wood and bottles.
tho flavor cannot be surpassed.
~ TAvern keepers supplied on the most reasonable
ermB Families supplied with the cheapest wines and
10 THE AFFLICTED.
IAvAlldE in want Of old Wines and Liquors Of TArioaa
kinds for medicinal purposes, may rest AHsured Of OBJ
RRoThER. No. East ssoond sTsst oppOsit. tSs lover
OLD wIHEs AND LIQUORS.
Superior old Ines and Liquors, for medical RuTpess.
With general assortment Of we'll selected oR0CKRIka
always ON hand, and for sale At fair prices by
HARLAN BROTHER, Nc. Kast Second b.
TEAS WINES, dRo6EsIEs, a , AND AND LIQUORS OF suPA
Hotels, country trade and consumers supplied whole
sale and reta BY the eaak dslohn, doEsn or package
esived diving limit IN Price, Warranted 70 be satiass-
oriy hed or the goods taken back. Please call and
sxAmins A. HARLAN BR0ThER's, No. RSst Second
'''''' ''' NOTICE Us'i 10 spoRsrMEN.
Duponts best Eagle Powder In GAnistsFa and ek lbs.
Kegs duck and ride Aso, ehot Of all Sizes suitable for
rail- and reed bird shooting in season. percussion eaps
sad a dealer "a in CLOVER Timothy Orchard ana Herd Grass
1aa-iT. % " opDosits GS n. lo-s, Msytst H.n,.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
TNHE PILES CAN BE CURED.
MRS. DR. FosTER,s PILE AND DURN sALvR.

Mas Dr. FosTsR has sod hundreds Of boxes Of her oels
bratsd PILE AND BURN 5ALvE dur ng the last
month aud hiss effected In many Of the most Stub
rn cases. II fails to the Piles. and will
take out Gre In minutes She challenges the medical
fraternity produce article containing equal curative
properties. .... -, ,.,,,.. 49,, -
Bold by Henry r. BruEhurst Market street below lth
E. Mctusi, Market atrsst below "a; AID bringhurst
Co.. sixth and Market sts. wilmington Del oele-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
HOOP SKIRTS.
Il Attest FASHIONS DEMAND
j. W. BRADLEpe
uLnRArHp PATDr
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(oR DOUBLE sPRIEo)
SKIRT
HOOP SKIRTS.

THs WoNbEnEuL FLExmLTrY aud great coNpoKT and
PLEAAuR To Auy LADY NrAns the DuFLKx KLLIPr sKIAi
will be sxpsisnesd particularly In Ill AaEn.
FKWs ARH CHAiRs 70 PRoMHNAnA aud HOUSE, DREas, as
tis Kisf can be FOLDED when In use to OCCUPY sua
ACE as EASILY and eouVeDlsnt as SIX " NJ
DREss an invAlu bic quality In crinolins not fsnnd In
any sinile spring Skirt
LADT havins enjoyed the PLHAsuaH, coNToRr. and
great oNvENRNoH Of wearing the DUPLEX ELLr TEEL
bPhna sKfKr fr sihoLR DAT, will Dever aferEArdn
willingly diapense with their For OHILpsEH, hfbans
and YouEa iADiRs they are superior 70 al others,
Tn Will not BEND nsKAk like tn Single Spring,
but will PRfssRvE their snd aRAoEyuL sHAPn
when thrse or four nnDrsART sKIRTs will have beer
rhRnUN ABIDE as uEELRss Tnn HooPs are covered with
boulLR AND IwistED TuREAD, and The BnrIon RODS
NOT oaly doub springs, bat twice Tor doub oovRAsD
Htoora. stairs,
The Duplex Elliptic ia great favorits with all ladies
and Ia universAly recommended by the fAaHoN hAOA-
ABLE WORLD.
To nioy the following inestimable advantages ia
Cri olns, viz; SUPERIOR QUALIFY. PsRFEcr HAsUFAo-
TuRn srrLInH SHAPE AND HIBIsH DURABILITY.
ooHvoRT and oosohI eng W. bRADLEIu DuRLEx
ELLIPTIC or oIble Spring ssir and be sure you get TIE
cAUTION.-To guard against IMPOSITION no par
touar 70 NOTICE. that skirts oe cd as "0uPLk1" have
the rsd Ink stamp viz: ~. Bradeys Duplex Elliptic
Steel Springsip upon the uaiHlband-n ethers are
genuine Alao Notice that every Hoop will admit pin
being passed through the centre thus revealing the tive
Tor douee sprngs BRAIDED toeehar herein uhish sths
secret Of heir TLKxsITI and srKrNafH cad Aeonbins
uon not 70 be found in any other sKItT
FOR SALE in all Stores where FIRST CLASS akirts
are sold throughout the United States and elsewhere
Manufactured by the Sole Ownsrn Of the Pst-nL
WksTs, BRADLEY \ CARHY,
Chambers and 70 and 81 RsAas sts, III.
jAns-am
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
NO. 4.
RAILROAD LINES
DHlLADELPHIA, WILMINgTO., - i
Il bAblAOkk RAIL RUAU TINE TABLR.



DHtLADELPHIA, WILMINGTO.. -
bALfiAOkk RAIL KUAU TINS TAsLg.
COMMENCING MONDAY, DEcENsER 2l,h 1855.
inRfon Avenue as fli,Ws:
EXPRESS TRAIN atA1bA. N fMond.v axe.n,sa r..
~ ~namvf' snd Washington, stepping al Ch,sieI. VII.
mlHdEon' NesAIk Eikdvn North-kas, Penyvil Hs,rs.
os-or ee' Aberdeen, PerrymAns Edgswood, Magnolia,
Ch ,sr,s and stsmmsr's Run
WAY,h.IL ;I TkAIh ats 80 A. NJ (sundAys sxosttedJ
nsetng With Delaware Rail Road a. w.lminrtos for
Cr, neld and Iltermedlats stations.
EXPRESS TRAIN At IL IS a. nj fsnndsx .rcsn,aa.l
for haltmlre and Washington N9-' 'F~"
q, AphEss TkAdv st 800 P. NJ (sundAys excepted,
low, LAn wood OlAymonf, Wilmington Newnrf Ektoa
nofn EA.t Perryvie, Hcvrede Graes Aberds D. Perry.
hiddr EXPRESS at 1I.0O p NJ ldaiiT1 FOR B,itI.
n9Is Ana washington, connects Al Wilmington with
Delaware Railroad Line (sAturdays III StoppinF
A. Middletown, Smyrna, Dover, Harrington, sesiord
nss1nry, Princess Anne, and connecting Al Crisaed
PasSsnssSs 0s nv nos0 RSa, Psrtsnosh and the South
ana NORFOLK VIII take the Has A. NJ. train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
stopping At all stations between Philadelphia and VIII
Leave PhadslphiA at i2se co. goo and II 20 fd.Ilv
= a. me 40 p NJ train meets with Delaware Raj.
tr",s and Intermediate stations. The 20 P.
aa,s. sye ~ ninEton TlS and $40 A. NJ, 800 and $50
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave wilmington at 1885 M, 4io and sbqP.M.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
S2o and 1o2I P. N. - NJ ''''' ~S''
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 725 A. NJ WAY M.,l ps6 NJ -
d., Express - A~Pi''e' o'~' e.
From Baltimore to Hasro de.GrAee and iut.rasal.t,
stations at 400 P NJ. --U 'A'''A4''A'o
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester At 4 ~ and s.12 A. NJ, and sssPM,
wilmington at 8. 23 10 20 A. N. and 4.is RI NJ
sUsDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore at e25 P. N. stopping Al Havrads
urlee reryvie and Wilmington. Also stops al Rltton
sna newark TO take PASSENGERS for Phisdelphjn snd
isNs passengers from Washington or Batimofe and A
more. -esSA VI DAisa-
H.F KRHNKY. gune,ipt.na.n.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

DELAWARE RAN R0AD LINE


ON AND AFTER AoNUAY, DEC. "a, 1865,
Passenger Trains will follows until further
0OTNa NnDru
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

WANTED TO PURCHASE, A HOUSE,
w with from to 10 rooms In gooi locA ty. Pisnas
address, giving No, pnee, terms and description,
P. o. Box t6a,
deeie-4t Wtimine tUn. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

OREBENTs FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-.
il what would 10 more appropriate for a chiislnAa
Present thar nice pair Of SKATES which can b. had
nom he we'll assorted stock Of
J. A. ROBINSON CO..
dSs1l Second nnd Markss siIssla
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11
Children to Tndentura.

poYs AND GIRLS from three to thirtssn years d AZ,
ID 70 bs placed With suitable persons in the couhsy-
Apply At the HOME FOR FR1EHDLRSs CHILDREa
No. Ala King Street. on Mondays from 70 O'Clock
Anil I, tRetfg
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

no PRINTER B.---A sECOND-HARD
i DOuBLE MkDIUh BRoNsTkUP PRIETlka PRRss
So1psta and 10 rood erd@s VIII be apid at patHass
psiss- Apply = this sAsa f Hshe-l(
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

Browns Jamaica Ginger,
Lows Brown wisdsor soap, nd a variety q Psrfumery
and Toilet aaiele. ibl ais at wiaonr Drug nd Msd.
nal tnra. 0s hsrkst II luHw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

IIlHE GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE
FEVER AND AeUE CURED IN as HoURL.


Manufactures specific for this terrible malay, which
Il warranted cure toe most obstinate u Fever
aud hEue In macy instances 10 4S hours IL been
us~d 6y thousauds and never JAILED 70 afford r,lis =
Druggists aud dskers would consult thslr interests
BY Keeping II on hand As Il is rapidly growing In pubo
thass diseases eale-d
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j JEFF DA Wis

His Coming Trinl-Dcfence of His Counsel
Against the Charge of Trens0n-'fhe Kens-
scrti0n Of the State Sovereignty Doctrine.g
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. !, 1857.
The following facts relative to the coming trial of JEFF
tcrson Davis from the best authority
The trial IL set down for tho fourth Monday in No
ysmber and the Government will not interfere thore
wifi be postponemcnt by the counsel on either side
The offence of evyns against the United States will
be testified by Judge Scarborough, OF Norfolk, Hon
John Coode, Member OF Confederate Congress- and Cap
hcndren who compelled TO appear before the
Norfolk Grand jury and TESTIFY to the facts upon which
the indictment made. There viii be very few, lf
any, Witnesses FOR tho dcfen 'e-ihe fact Of
leyying being admitted The prosecution
wilt then proceed With the legal argument that
The prisoner Is gnitg OF treason and the the counsel
for defence will Argue that he being a czon Of the
state and under its Laws. pror aegnncs due TO
il, not 70 tue Uniieo States IL has been positively
serted that Judge Chase would preside, but the
supreme coGri commences it, sessions the first Mon
day in December, this possible. the lral IS ex-
pec.ed 10 last several weeks
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ANARCHY IN MEXICO.
Reported Reign OF Blood Under the Junrcz
Government.

Reported Reign OF Blood Under the Jnnrcz
government.
[City OF Mexico sept o. Correspondence Of the New
Orleans PIcayune.
mars ellous change bas occurred IN amonth. fepple
seem sick of outrage and executions. II vote were
taken 10 day in capital " would reveal he fact that
three OF the people opposed 10 the Jaarez
government But tho destiny OF Mexico must soon DO
decided The question OF "tO be not to be- cannot
long remain IN doubt The impression OF the leading
men--civil or miltsry-is that tho present ISL crisis
that must develop into national pofmanency or nonex-
is,cnce Tho question whether Mexico shall take her
discussed in the highest official circles from the Prcsl
dent down TO tho humb,est Intelligent citizen. On
paDor Mexico has army in service or 90 600 men,
In view OF grave national questions ana dangers rs
considered impotc to ashland II. some propose 10
organize anew and distribute the mass throughout "
republic The rout Of the imperial armies has not u.s.
upscd entirely OF internal troubea Already division
mas been moved into the State OF Guadaajara TO sup
prass an instruction there. Vega antiJuarezl threat
ems Colma with an armed force aud tho state OF Ia
maulipas now In part ovcrrun by the troops OF the
defiant and daring tanales, Is as much separate
republc as that over which Juarez prosdes.
RE ARM iiseD pit into fctions and ripe for revolt
A few days snco bloody action was fought near this
city the divisions OF Alvarez and Jimenes participating.
The baltic ragged for hours, with heavy loss II would
be deemed fabrication were l TO name tho number OF
liberal officers actually in prison for mutiny and
INSTRUMENTATION II Is notable fact that six gene
rails ana as many colonies, sentenced be shot, have
not been executed The shooting was 10 have taken
placs two DAYS from the date Of sentence but twenty
DAYS have elapsed and they yet live An order up
TO Queretaro two weeks ago to suspend the oxecu
tions This IL very un.Mexcan proceeding.
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IFrom Tie Washington Intelgenccf NcT :.
The subject oil the Maryland militia h1s'1g now been
pretty we'll ventilated and discussed We should ike to
have information about the .'speadu iAary or
ganizatl0ns' 10 which opponents from time
refer. One OF these, termed the Grand Army OF the
Republic, is secret and oathbound military oreaniza-
tion and numbers as We hear, some two hundred thou
sand memo rs. We should be glad to have
ssme account of this force how many are its
actual numbers, what Its designs. and
why, ii purposes be not revolutionary
ana unlawful IL Is deemed essential preserve secresy
These queries answered satisfactorily might be will
Ing 10 wait before aceraning the truth oil the report
now extensively current, that large portion or this
force 10 be brought at the meeting ut Con-
gress in November in order 10 DO ready
throw the Executive branch Of government the
word OF command from the revolutionary leaders. That
this conspiracy only waits upon the chance OF radical
triumph in the great States TO be patched into full life is
who owns government bond or has dollar 10 lose by
the hazards OF revolution
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The PRESS TELEGRAM.

Organization Of the l.cgtslnsure-The Sena-
tOrinl Question.
NASHVILLE, Oct. I, 1867.
The Legislature assembled al the Capitol at noon TO-
dry. The senate organized by eecng Scntor, of East
tennessee Speaker Clerks aud doorkeepers were also
elected Carol Napier coored received nine votes for
assistant doorkeeper when only thirteen necessary
for the election.
The House elected r. S. Richard, OF Shelby for
Speaker and will complete its organization Tomorrow,
when the Governors message will be read
Governor Brownow NJ the Capitol to-day; his
health seemed TO be bad
Much interest continues to BIO felt IN the Senatorial
election Stokes, Maynard Fletcher and The other
dictates busy. There indications Yet 10 tho
strongest man.
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TIT ONO CLMP.lCs.
srtcI.L IslssaAms 70 THE HERALD.

The Last Party Rmili-s--Democrass In High
GIee and Great Harmony -Itunsorrd Aiming
of the Eniastocs aud Ocsoroon~ 10 Assers
Their .ight 10 the observation-disclosures
hass nrefirg at Columbus.
coLusErs. Oct. Z, 1867,
o'Clocs J. NJ.
the only topic possessing any FOR the people
OF ms city to-day Is tac grand struggle polls
morrow All over town groups OF three four and bali
ao@sn nave been discussing the probabilities OF the
contest Inc democrats are IN high spirits and the
repuoicans proportionaeiy respondent Two weeks ago
few, II any, bets offered by he srouorters OF
Governor Thurman on the likelihood ii his beng even
successful in reducing tho republican majority by more
than ies thousand votes, but tonight lhe democratic
betting y very ,yacous at the prospect curaiug tho
republican gains IN former elections fo- Governor By
the immense reduction OF twenty Thousand votes and
Of elocng the Legislature. defeating tho negro Suffrage
amendment and carrying the county OF franklin by a
majority OF twenty-eight hundred Appearances
favor OF this result for the has beon
most vigorous kind the eide OF the democracy and
the ISSUES in point OF popularity have been decidedly
against tho radicals
In Montgomery county OF which Dayton is tho seat.
tho campaign botn sides has been very active. In
1865 the republicans carried the county by only nifty
votes. Tomorrow the democrats locz for majority OF
nearly two hundred. II was feared there this morning
that disturbance likely tii- polls and
from the begerent aniecedents Of the county such
result is not unlikely 10 happen
rumor recc we'd currency hero this afternoon that
the negroes, claiming preponderancc Of white blood
and thus entitled 10 vote arc arnlng with the inten-
ton oil asserting their right to the franchise IL Is Diff
cult to say whether such circulated from fear
or for effect One fact IS however noticeable that to-day
many negroes OF the nnatto type might be observed Ia
consultation hero and there the principal streets
AAt about eight O'Clock this evening democratic mass
meeting one OF the las. In the campaign. hold in
front OF the state House. and addressed by judge Thur
man. several delegations headed by bands Of music
made their appearance, and plentiful display Of
rockets illuminated the capitol grounds. The Judges
speech related 10 those topics Of finance, negro
suffrage and reconstruction upon which all the
democratic speakers have previously delivered
themselves. After travelling over the State and
taking impartial view OF the situation ihe judge
believes tho prospects OF the democracy excellent and
the harmony prevailing among them not equalled III
thirty Two years Colonel Babcr followed ia . brief
speech covering portion OF the ground and after
several short addresses from other speakers The
bise comprising about fifteen hundred persons, d.s.
peIsed IN q bois,erous and hopeful mood
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TIE HERALD.

Gocernor Hrownlow's Notwithstanding
OF iii- Election ns Cniicd states senator.
NASHVILLE oct. 7, 1867
. O'Clock Il. NJ
Governor Brownlow's message, which will DO de-
hvered 10 the Legislature tomorrow recommends the
repeal Of the law dsquayng negroes from holding
ofice and sitting jures. He does not advise that
suffrage be extended DISTINGUISHED whites: but in
duges ia great deal OF bitterness againS; rebels and
political opponents. There IL a strong PROBABILITY that
Browniow viii be elected United States Senator In
that Senator Seuter who oiec cd speaker or
the senate to-day would be Acting Governor.
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NEWSPAPER REPORTS FROM wAsHsGIus.
General shermap-New Cabinet.

Correspondence Boston Post. Oct q.
General Sherman arrived hero this morning. in obsdi-
cnee telegram from President johnson, specuia-
uon - rife 10 the purpose OF the General
Grant declared 20 member OF his to-day
had no know ledge whatever the subject Ruinor
says he will be called 10 official position IN near
Washington, Is known to DO arm friend OF the
President. He is -In-aw 10 Mr. Thomas Ewing OF
Ohio who may be called to seat in the new Cabinet.
Air. johnson i evidently strengthening himself, IN view
OF the revolutionary policy OF the radicals General
sherman called General Grant during the day and is
spending the evening with President johnson.
Among other spccuaiions the ,aolneL IL IS re-
ported on the stree that Mr. Henry Hilton, OF New
York, viii be appointed secretary Of state; Thomas
Ewing, Secretary Oh the Treasury: General steednian,
Secretary OF War; Governor En- isH, oil Connecticut,
Secretary Of the Navy q neral Frank +. Biar POST
master General, and Judge Black Attorney General. l
disposed 10 believe that The larger portion this
rumor viii prove 10 be true