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GRIFFTHOn Sunday nov Isnia s. Nife Of Philip ~ Griffith
The relatives and friends the family Invited to attend r
on dne -y Nov At sclock Rom hsr late is'u'n's W.
JEftREfs-on Noodsy Nov 1851 Robert Edwin Jeay' IN The
18th year Of his axe
The funeral will take place "Wednesday st2 oes a.
ron Pa lodge No l9 T. A. NJ. Room. OdffeloHs nan %
1and and Cenerst. NeNierk The members OF the ran
No ls and Citizens No 68 NJ Lodges and the fraternity A
friends generally ARE invited
hEADELL-On Saturday evening Nov long AMI Pasm III
ness Mary Sophia, wife Of lenry MeudeI aged years -,
Inc relatives and lends respectfully invited t. attend w
ron hei c residence 1ompknsyie staten Island on i"e'
Nov. s. al II O'Clock = IN
OnIANDkRA staten Island 3 Gertrude osraue'
WIDOW Nhsuiel Orander. the
Inc friends AMI reav Of the family and also Of her son Jeh
AZ the MoayaH meeting hoase At NewDOrp Cans meet he
o'clock boat at South Ferry.
SHAWAt TsrryowB y on Sunday . 1867 Henry Shaw
eyed 81 years
The relatives and friends respectfully invited attend the funeral
at the residence Of his brother g. Shaw. TaTytoEn lnfsa
Nov AZ o'clock Carriages viii be waiting the arrival oil Tue
IL O'clock M train from ThTtieth-st
SWIFTAt the residence Aleron Westminster Comfy
Ihursdsy Oct 81 Mrs Belinda b. widow the late keaseT Nor
ton Swih, esq, Of Dover Plains, aged u years
VANZANDT-On Sunday Nov Rem Suym Van ZAnd in the 9Th
Of his
The respectfully attend funeral
his late residence last Second
on WEDNESDAY the 9th inst, at 10 and at Christ Church.
Jamaica, at ! D.
WILLIAMS-Suddenlv. Monday Nov al East Hadiam Ccun
Daiu Williams NJ D. aged "A father o. George o. Williams
Cashier Of the Chemical National Bank Of New-fork
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Total l2699i 1o9s47 iaolss aa4oa sOs7 r4ld' iasC'

The whole number of voters in the State returned by
tie census Of 1865 1926 OF whom SsS59l were ma
tiyes, and $50 So were naturalized.
THE EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
To hs Republicans Of ne XTIIIh Assembly District;
| hereby withdraw from the canvass for men,
Der of Assembly Of this District and advise all my friends
10 support Mr. Samuel Urmy. the regular Republican
nominee, who is a well worthy OF your sunrages
Nov 4, 1867. bAML N COX
THE SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT:
j. W. Gerard, jr, has declined the Mozart
nomination for Assembly IL the XVIII District.
REGISTERED VOTERS IN MoRRIsANIA.
The whole number of votes registered IN
the o. MOnanla at te closing OF the registering
ON Saturday, 214T in the First Ward bSlj second
Ward, els; Third Ward, 4Gs Fourth Ward 513.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN THE FIFTH WARD
The meeting of the Fifth Ward Workngmen's
a large crowd. which addressed by Mr.. VIM. Walsh
Mr. Cook, and others who all spoke with enthusiasm
upon the whisky question, and pledged themselves 70
abide by il 20 the last
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DIED.

AyRRYAt oboten n j. on SUNDAY Nov George avery late
pseorder In g5th year Of his age ...-,
~ tud. and Of his family and those OF bis brothe Henry
nv are spse'fuly invited his funeral ron Trinity
ttucb WAhingtonst, Hobosen, "Wednesday Nov o. II
o'clock ~.
p,oohrn on Saturday Nov Of consumption William IT,
nv, son Of Benjamin NJ Brown ibe 18th rear o. Bus age
M and Of the family respectfully invited 70 aehd
H. funeral rou Johns Church washngtohst op luesd' NOV
At O'Clock NJ
BROWH-At Deer faFk L. - on sunday nov . pehJ'" 80 '
Afsd o. yeart "a, . a., - a. t..,.5 IN attend
, frn.rsl from late residence Nenefday At oe"eA w.
nrnRorGs-Iu Brooklyn Sunday Nov Of consumption h"mA
ne,e. nrfroughs fec sIhonas hurronrhs aesd ~ H
r. ,t,es aud Of the family respectfully nii 70 aea
,h srs on "wednesday Nov u eeoef va The o'shVon ron
~, la. r,Ience. 49, Frsnkhna'e., Fast Brooirn
I'D aud Rahriy D. and Queas County L. papes Peie copy
orRFRT-Tn Harlem Nooisy So Jenin Gilbert only 'on
Jai,oa II an. Helen w. Gilbert 'get mouths 'ul ~ ab'
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NEW-.JERsEY.

Members of the Legislature are to be voted
New5ersey today but there viii be no general
election There are 10 be chosen six Senators, and
Assembly Of members. The present Senate stands Is
Republicans 20 eight Democrats, Of whom 10 Repubh
cans and Eve Democrats hold over The following
The Republican candidates. Cape May, Thomas Beesley;
Burlington, Henry El1ck Middosex John T. Jenkins;
HunterdOn Edward r. Bullock Passac, Socrates futile;
Sussex. Joseph Colt. The present House contains IS
Republicans and a Democrats.
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MORE WHISKY FRAUDS.

A YACKERELvILLE DISTILLERY SEIZED.
On Monday night at about midnight Collector
Bailey OF the Fourth District dispatched strong force
one OF the largest dstieries In the Metropolitan Dis
rict II is situated the East River az the foot OF
Forty-hfth-st., in the region known as Mackereville
The Collector not feeling sure as TO where the sympa
requested detail by Capt. Todd OF the Metropolitan
Police. This promptly made, and the whole party
Operations so that their approach might DO made
known by the loafer "pckets" generally thrown out In
running or when removing Illicit whisky On reaching
the place Deputy Barrows knocked at the door,
T Tneh DENNY RSfI REPLIED Government oieer and
/ want TO gain some information from you"
fused noise heard indicating that either preparations
for resistance being made, or tha an effort was
ting suspicious indications and arrangements out OF the
way. A vigorous rush against the door, after re-
ror was exposed 10 the officers, VINO proceeded summa
ry 20 clear out the fifteen OF twenty men who we're at
work and whose logged looks and mntterings indicated
that smaller party not backed by the locust clubs.
would had rough time AS soon as the distiery
within two three rods Of the dstery This was found
closed though lights were seen through ihe chnks In the
cd TO the treatment that had been applied TO tho
doors OF the distlery Close ~ the entrance were found
living down wholly partially undressed and feignng
the prOfoundes sleep though the door was close by their
noise sufficient TO the seven sleepers There was
profound darkness too though nve nc before lights
fhis deep sleep and darkness discovered lying
the floor; in the basement OF the recyIng place
several pieces OF hose, evidently hastily detached from
the tubs still dripping with whisky, and showing by their
situation the purpose for which they had been
nsed viz the running Of the whisky from
The distlIlery into the rectifying tubs During the
day yesterday Collector Bailey's officers were
engaged I'm the examination OF the premises, and work
man were digging for the pipes supposed 10 be used
carrying the liquor from the distery TO the rectfyng
establishments The discoveries will be made public In
dav or two The whole affair the most courageous,
klful and successful yet executed and refreshng
II
fofOre made OF such places There really begins To be
some daylight the question OF the possibility OF en-
Forcing me laws relating To distilled spirits. The action
~ one resoue and ekfull officer dnIyg the last two
months has done set az rest tbs whisky fraud
auesnn tan all that has heretofore done the
vlole country. Collector Burlcy Of the IVth District
i'm this city In this time successfully attacked nearly
d1cu M Inc heaviest dealers and recthers tho
try sitnoted in the XXXId and Nl Districts. and has
now under seizure upward OF $1,000 barrels OF distilled
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SPIRITS The resOue and skfu handling Of the immense
sezuies made by him make ms hone new era In the ad
mnlSrat0n oi the law task beginning Ia be regarded
rs lulossiDe Of execution There is feature In tins
most prominent members and officers Of the Distiers
ana 1ecters Association" appears understand as
aclanhht OF the dislery seized by Collector Baily Inc
dlsthry OF Finley the president Of this association was
seLe Few days ago for alleged gross frauds Several
of ' Othcr prominent members OF this concern have
last few DAYS
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MINNESOTA.
The following are the names Of the candidates

The following are the names of the candidates
20 he voted for to-day In Minnesota
Republican. Democratic
Governor ........ VIM. X. Marshall g. L. Flandrau.
Lieut. G0uernOr. T. Ii. Armstrong. Arba X Maynard
Secretary Of Sdte. Henry q. Rogers Amos COgswen.
Treasurer. ....... Emil MUNICH John Friedrich.
Attorney General. f. r. f. Cornell A. q. Chatfeld.
The Republican candidates for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor snd Secretary Of State the present ncum
bens and MUNICH for Treasurer rs Assist ant In that office
new Legislature is 10 be chosen, which will elect
United States Senator In place of Mr.. Ramsey whose
term expires In 1862 An amendment 20 the Constitution
striking out the word white" Is also 10 be voted npon
Ihe vote OF Minnesota since 1869, has stood follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05

Kansas is TO elect a Legislature and some
county officers to-day The derives interest from
Two OF the Issues made II being prOpOsedto amend the
rate Constitution strike out the wod white and
the word male" The Republicans am formally com
mtted to the prior amendnlent Ar q the excelsior "
male the following "a resolution OF the Republican
oiate Convention lately held AZ Las
esoita That HoqssBiedy opposed I've dogma u female
ssues AID 3hi 10 not recognize its question The aemp
efi, parties Nitain the State al1 e sh0ut enforce up0n
ss pepe Of "a saie deHsn toe gHslsed opposition u every u
f VINO eeis the Of sDeeg and seng good
o. our 5osng ComnoaTssth
Tue Republican majority IN The election Tor Governor
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PENNSYLVANIA.

THE PHILADELPHIA CONTESTED ELECTION CASE
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 4.-The contested cleo
ton case has been before the Courts in preliminary
motions aud counter motions but Of the leading
points presented have yet been acted upon
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wedsee.y evening OF 1 by the
Rohor Bsriey. all OF this city.
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From NIrs. NRke.

1b.,. used say Lake Of Kendall T. one Of yoar Sew
NcbIne for several months and haa given perfect satisfaction.
Have sWs eIsrythnom delicate lace to binding heavy buffalo
Ana h work perfectly satisfactory In all IL works
smooy poey and With great apidiF AND Thh WORK OUT
ssr TEE FABRIC consider the WILCOX Gibbs The BEST family
keune Machine
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MARYLAND.

MARYLAND.
The following are the candidates in Mary
land In the general election to-day:
fle9ebttdn. Democrat
GOrfFr0T. .....-... Hugh J.. Bond. Oden Bowie
Attorney General. II. " GOldsbOrOugh. Ieac d. Jones
Controller Of TTeds. frederick Hcbey VIM J. Leonard
Sup La. and A0ri Randolph Jones' VS.. McPhersOu
Clerk Court ~ Ap w s. W. SeabrOOk. Jas. S. Franklin
Legislature u u DO chosen which Will elect United
states senator IN place of Reverdy Johnson whose term
expires IN 1862 The vote Of Maryland vas as follows in
1854 and 1906
Republican Democratic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sore 1880
1850 Observation-Disclosures. 1881 1924
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Republican majority
WISCONSIN,

The Wisconsin State election takes place to-
day The following the canddatse in Wisconsin, all
Of the present Republican candidates having been re
nominated with the exception Of the superintendent of
p,,bif 10 Iuafr
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BOsToN, Mass, Nov. 4.-The Republicans
tonight are holding large meetings in Boston, Roxbury
Chesea and East and South Boston, Among the speak
ers are Lot NJ Morrill, OF Maine, Senator Patterson Of
New Hampshire the Hon. Dir. Shanks Of Indiana. Henry
Wilson, and n. F. Banks. The indications that
heavy vote viii be thrown tomorrow throughout the
state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05

Republican. Democratic.
GOrer7aOr. $500. /. Fairchid. John !. Talmsdge
Lieut. GOreynOr. W. SpOOner. Gilbert L. Park.
Secretary Of Sidte.T s. Allen. Emil ROthe.
state Treasurer W. +. Smith. Peter Rupp.
Attorney General G. r. GIL l.. T. Wetheiby.
Bank Controller. j. Nj. Rusk. II. j. Harvey.
Supt Pub. Hlsfn.A. j. Craig. Lyman C. Draper.
state Prison Com II. COrdier Ole Heg.
The State Legislature is likewise 10 be chosen, which
will appoint successor Senator Doottle whose term
expires in March, 1862 The present Legislature has
Republican majority OF 81 JOINT ballot IL in the Senate
and 4G in the House Two constitutional amendments OF
State interest merely enter into the canvass The vote
OF Wisconsin fOI the few past years has been rs follows
Rennhlic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05

The late Gov. Andrew of Massachusetts, had
his life insured the NewEngand Mutual Life Insurance
Company OF Boston for $4,000
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THE FRAUDULENT REGISTRY.

NAMES REGISTERED OF PERSONS NOT TO BE
FOUND BY THE POLICE.
Our reporters visited the police stations last
night to make transcripts Of the police record OF persons
who have registered but to be found at the places
where they profess to dwell But the reporters
tered heavier Job than they had anticipated, and
kept copying until an hour so late as to pre-
cudo the possibility of publication of the entire list We
therefore select only few Wards specimens of what
our chalengers may expect to find nearly every cleo
ton district I'm the city:
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MISSOURI.

Missouri to-day elects County Officers and
Member OF Congress in the lid District to I'LL the va
cancy occasoned the death of the Hon. ThOs L. Noel
The candidates
Republican ..-.............-.. James II. Chase
Democratic .............. James Is. Mccormick.
The vote of the District last year Republican,
357l; Democratic 4637; Democratic majority, 1906.
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M1RRIEn.

Wal, IN the Uphoistery Goods and Linen Warehouse Of
wpnayES SO Broadway, entails obligation TO purchase.
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So swift the Rssoven; in uo the circulation that m
has been taken.
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X. H. IL Resovent Contains the only Principle In
Sarsapariila sheren its medical virtues reside called sAK'
.u.rnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05

The Rev. Newman Hall, D. d.. vii preach THIS EVENING.
Brick Presbyterian Church ~ Fhave and Thirty
seyenth-st Services o commence al y O'Clock.
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Spttial Aotins.
Special Notice.
Shall Il he JIMMY OBRIENl

fhose Who have no. yet bOugh, that MAGIC
ASH SIPTBR-wn we'll call 2S Broadway. address
MAGIC SITTER Co at that place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05

The census of 1865 returned 12s975 voters In NewNork
city. Of whom 800 were natives Of the United States
and n AIS foi, -ners
REGISTRATION AND VOTING BY WARDS IN 1854 1866
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POLITICAL

EBw-ToRK-Re state Ttefe"
s,-ssarz Of Stale JAMES II. NcKEAN Of Saratoga
controller. .......... THOMAS HILLHOUSE Of OnAr"
7,sasurer. ..... THEODORE b. GATES Of us's'
Itsorney- General. o.. JOSHUA NJ. VAN COTI oil Ai0sH
:, E.o and ARCHIBALD G. POWELL Of OnOndAsl
Canal Commission JOHN NJ. HAMMOND Of Alegan''
Insp'tor 81 Prison GILBERT DE- LA mATf X Of "!omihf
Jxdo, c. Of Appsals. CHARLES MASON Of hAAso~
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NETWORK

NEW-YORk.
pFsr1TTs OF REGISTRATION IN THE CITY OF
NETWORK.
The following table has been carefully com
ed from the returns brought TO the Police Commission
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There PerecyPrepared sapa mixture in geusral use
owing ueompness and ucOmpby Of the MIXTURES sOd
sapss that induce medical look uPOn s root with
ssraparaa prepared BY Dr. RADwAY Gin TaeuO.
the Resovent all the virtues s3ched to
It's ardent advocates and associated With iuge
possessing Purifying Cleansing Healing Renovatng Strengthen
ing Attentive DphOret Durete Solvent AbScObutc Properties
the hgh degree Of Pharmaceutical completeness makes IL the
quickest and safes, remedy for all Chronic seroou Skin Eupoa
Gaudular syph Kidney Bladder Urinary and CaeaOus Diseases
knoKn D the world
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THE REPUBLICAN CANVASS.

Beside the elections above mentioned Councillors and
members of the Legislature are also TO be chosen at the
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IluIitital Nutirts.

Regular Union Republican Nominations Tor the City
AND COUNTY OF NEN-iORK.
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that have been taking these uncertain SaPara washes ia
without benefit have been cured Of the worss
by bottles Of the Reent and those who covered
VITA sores ska erupops pmpes boches rough and spotted skin
restored health natural beauty Of complexion few
teaspOo three times per da pleasant 20 take 81
per ha.s. sr sor as No Madenne so hy al DrnzsiA.
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EDWARD Pillar. 2l3 Z. 2Gth-si.
Hubert Burkhart, 2l5 F. 2Sih-sL
Patrick Mcdonald. 2i7 4. 2Sth.st.
Thomas Boyle 22l T.. 28th-St
Lawrence Philip. 22l Z. 28th-si.
John Leng. 22J L. lstb-st-
Henry Dewitt, 200 J.. 29th-n.
James Young 2iA J.. 29th-sf.
John Brady, 223 r. 29th-st.
George Thompson. 223 T. 2eth-st
John l.. Fitch, 227 y. 29th-si.
Patrick Council. 227 Z. 29th-st
John Commas, 227 x. 29th-st
William Cline 221 4. 2qth 81
Charles Wilson, 2l7 4. 2sth-st'
Philip SheehGn. 322 4. 29th-si-
Thmas Feeghan. go T.. 29th.st
Bernard Colweil. 209 h. 31d-s.
Cornelius SimcOx, No. J44 L. Jd's'
Delahlne Brown, No. 3S6 =. 3td-st.
Dennis +. Sullivan, No. 25l y. Sd
MiehAel Curry, No. COS X. 3.k-st.
James Powers. No. 302 T.. 3iih-st
Adolphus Lubre. 3l4 Y. 53d-st
James Reeve JIG. Il 33d-st.
William Harris, 3l6 L. 32d.st.
Jchh Compton, $40 z. 1d-si.
Richard Quinn. 3l4 r. 3'd-s
james Genet, SIG T.. 3jd-st.
Cornelius White. jig T.. 33d IT.
James Carberrv. 3ls T.. 33d-st
William Hall, $40 Y. 3}j-st.
John Dooley POI L. 3ith-st-
Albert G.. Watkins, 243 4. 34tb-'t
HezekiAh Watkins. 2i3 Z. 5ith-si.
John McNally, SIS Z. 34th-st
Edward Walsh. 335 u. 34th-st.
Chas. Monnshsu, 337 4. jiih-sL
Peter Grady. 2l3 T. 3iih-st
James Col. So l.. Jith-st
Daniel y. White. 353 4. Nth.st.
John Largan. 81 East 3ath.st.
Geo. Williamson. 327 Rast J5ih-st.
Thomas Hosey. 32s East 55th'st
John q. CarrigaB, kast J3ih-si
Robert C0wau, 33l East J5th'sI
John Eiun. $50 Esst ..5th-st
Rich. W. Humphrey. JjJ last 3'ih.
Martin Brcsman, 357 East Jath'at
Michael RYAN. 81 East 35;h-st
John Riley. $40 East 35th-st
George Hscket. ISL East J5th-st
EIGHT
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~. limerick 80 Woos'er-si.
Ia. MoCrossin. III Spring-st
John Scott. lJi Spfng-st
Patrick Conway. G9 priuce-st
In W. Bahcock. 81 PnR1e -
Jas Turner. JOS Pnnce-st
iChaa White. ~ Punosft
100. willard. l05 Prinoe.st
Jas. White. 100 Punee-st
Peter Walsh. l05 punce-st
JAS Docherty l07 Prinoe-st
lGeo. Msrchard. ll9 Prinoc-st
John Weller 20 Prncert
samuel Knop lea. ~ fr.nce-st.
lJohu Murray % Puncc-st
IThos h. Collins, H. Houston 81.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

The vote in Massachusetts since 1863 has been fol
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REIGN OF TERROR I'M KEN
TUCKY.
500 Murders and Outrages on
Union Men, Roasting.
Correspondence Of the New York Tribune
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept %, 1867

, pcrs that an officer Of the army object
, cd to having the rebel guns at " est
Point marked with the place of their
capture. lest. IN future years, some
youth from the South. who came there
to be educated, should see the marks.
and have his feelings hurt bv being re-
minded Of the treason of his State
We also heard Of a gentleman. in the
late canvass IN Kentucky. who was so
fearful Of hurting the feelings Of his
! auditors that he always spoke of the
war as "our late slight difference with
each other" The sensitivencrs OF
these gentlemen was as nothing. how,
ever. when compared with the deem
emotions Of kentuckjans. Some one.
having recently said that a few per
sons had been deprived of life and lib.
crty. IN the State Of Kentucky. with
ont due process Of law. there was
forthwith profound agitation. and
the ulschieyous person was bitterly
. denounced as hired Abolitionist sent
down here TO sIandcr the sublime
State and tile angelic inhabitants
thereof.
+ An examination of the official rec
ord Of the frccdmcn's Bureau shows
that, during the past year, nearly 800
murders and outra@cs have Deen com
mIttea ON freedmen. alone to say noth-
ing OF as many more on white men.
and perhaps another 300 that had nev-
er been reported at all or taken notice
ST. officially.
The first rancr a y-a1IrQinnrls lor1l-
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Tandy. Another white man i. hought
= pistcl in the Same Wv from, A.,
stead TowIas ,,a1T'to.Io Il,
,ritizan If industrious L,L;,,
II, ..,,, oc., ,,.a,l.l,.. -;.,- /,
vefta countv Kr sLot narr, dta,l
with ravoiyar ha..aI.n l.. ,,..,,t.,'T :
see If he could hit him n tba san,e
way .T,.ll cnarrov nnor .,}.ral
man. was shot dead wbile vally;na, n
the streets in LEXINGTON Ky
At Dan,il1a K, -. ::ra...t-,4.-.
mo, = ,,a,,. 49, ,.,'.-, = -. -
ii III r-..
I,a1',S4 ~ o9 ~" ,''''' ms ~ ~ "I,e, he
raI1a..s1 -; ~. ' u ~ Z
ao.;.,, -.
p;aLl-5 81 e.. - n " s''o' Nun .n ".'"''
y ''i''' ','''N ~, 81 "'t"o"' H''N
m n;II 5Iio' " .' MIC, on 'l''' St'''lS
ORC Io,. ~ '' Ct ''' ','''' = IL ''''''l' me-
Another coloral soldier who sa,y
some white ,nan l,,,l-i,.r, A.. l;,+I.l l,,,.
Iaftemntr5 to nravant ,ba,r -,
! ,bav r.lI ,7nc,, l,;,., .,.a 100. H.,
On cnn5,v Viii C,,-ntI,;a W.T.
an int.1sigant ,oIorad ,.,rI ,r or,,-.,,
Years If arn vas on - - - So
dav school sEa n-,s mot H., . ,,.I.;ta
man win, tbro,, hsr lnu., !. a., .,.3
IanI ra,;.h.,3 ha~ ~. s,...,,.''I
near Flernincsburr X
At Talbott's farm. Ky. three mon
Of the name Of Ham went to the house
Of colored man and ravisl.cd his wife
/ IN his presence. She was Grtv-tlyo
wears Of ace.
Near Owincsyille. Kv.. five white
men went to the house Of a colurrd
man who had been in the army. rob
/ bed him Of his money and clothing.
I and then shot him. The same NIGHT
/ they robbed and beat another returned
soldier.
Two wretcbee hv the name Of Car
pcntcr and Goodnastcr. after ravi-I-
/ ING Mrs. Cassitv and robhinr and ter
ribly abusing number Of other color
I ed persons in Bath County. Kv.. were
arrested BY an officer Of the Freed
mems Bureau, when his Honor Judge
/ |Apprrsou. issued writ Of haJeas car.
/ pas and demanded the bodies to be de
/ livcred an before his court. The Off
/ Ger made answer in person. and. in
writing, showing OF what ofIeuses the
1 prisoners were charged and bv what
1 Iauthoritv they were held: but his Hon
or, after deciding, Ist. That there was
no Frecdmcn's Bureau in Kentucky.
/ 2d. If there was, it could not arrest
white people; ordered the prisoners to
be discharged.