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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-12

AsoAnA1 Lancs6s, Rsoai6snt = - I'd
~ ohass, - as1nofnalod 49, sieesn-
saanea ~iisA lssse = sssn = dsabt ~
shsas1asfns wsss ~ nsss tssls ~ -
political conspiracy, which nsst hsss -
bracsd proninsnt msa il WAGhq1JU ri
g vel q in Richmond and il c1aAA The
tools Who had charge Of ~ nanaal lahof
connected With IL tsnibleefnew sss travel.
inn back and forth hton Warrington % licAs
mond md oyss 70 Csae1a; - nssd large
sums Of money which they hid war provided
b. he oasial agents of ~ Coaeslssas 0ov-
sssusss The assassination plot ~ pro.
| srsssing for weeks !; parties wsfs travelling
hither and thither; councils were held in
Washington nigh. alter night and the asses>
sins were freely mingling around at I'll public
places in the city. The deed was coumittedin
the midst of crowd with an outburst Of tn
umph from the principal actor; and yet he
escaped, and WAS csptured some days after>
wards, only because he had broken his leg.
After the assassination note was found in
familiar style from Booth to Andrew John,
son, and most absurd explanation put upon
the fact. This johnson, Vice President,
who got drunk on Inauguration day, incurred
the censure of the party which elected him,
and went off, foaming with rage against the
party and the President, to spend the few
weeks that interviewed before the assassina-
ton with another famous renegade down in
Maryland, n the near vicinity made famous
as the rendezvous Of the assassins.
Afterwards, it is true, Andrew john
son signed the death warrant Of
Mrs. Surratt and others Of the
assassins, and thereby showed very
hearty indignation against the assassins in
public apprehension? But it is notable
fact that these criminals never made any rev.
Citations, SO far as appears, and never had
any opportunity to make any revelations
while in the hands Of President Johnson ad.
ministration. Nor did we ever hear that the
Administration promised Mrs. Surratt or any
other accomplices pardon, on condition they
would turn Estates evidence" which is {
very common thlHB, even III iess lllpOrthn
and mysterious cases.
| 1t is the most mysterious of all the mystic
ries connected with the matter, that the orr.
gin and progress Of such wide spread and
powerful conspiracy, operating in Canada, in
the Confederate States, and at Washington
City, and employing scores Of agents and
thousands of dollars. have been kept secret
to the present day.
General Butler, and the committee Of which
he is chairman, will be entitled to the graft
tude OF the present generation and of pos
lterity, if they can solve the mystery.
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No MORE RAcIsG.-The steamboat racing
between the Phil Sheridan and the boats of
the Northern Line ia at An end, and we are
glad of it. No better boats or more courte-
Gus officers are to be found anywhere, and in
order not to mar their fair regulations, the
hazardous excitement of racing is to be dis
continued. The Captain Of the Sheridan
says ''he has satisfied all that the Phil is .
racer, and will hereafter proceed on the even
tenor of his way, never missing landing or
passing hail"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-12

EfOh SALE One VI lots on the corner Of rltb ana
MofRan streets, well fenced and Ornamental trees
~ snu sue Walk CD both sides Price 1900 oA.h
Title good or no sale. inquire 81 wv 'e'n
april n rpN ~y,v
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NJ A S o N I G.

Eagle Lodge No. 12-Holds Its regular meeting
the first Tuesday evening before full moon In each
month.
Hardin Lodge No. 29-Holds its regular
monthly meeting the Hrst Monday evening In each
month.
Masonic Hall-Corner Seventh and Main streets.
Gate City Royal Arch Chapter No. t
Hold. it's regular meeting the FIRST Friday evening In
esc month.
,arviM Council No. 5-IIolds its regular meet
ug the second triday evening in each month.
Damascus Comm andery of knights
Templar No. 5-Hods conclaves every Wednes
ay evening for drill and instruction.
Hall In Court House-0n Fifth stree
aug4
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,flnantlaI ann Commercial.
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, July IL
ilour-Narket Arm, and all desirable lots full &c
better especially irish ground spring Water
extras 81 is; other brand. range 50 60@l0 so
wheat-Mark-t So i0c better and active: supply linn
tied; No at 81 o5D2 10 Reje ted 81 15@l rs. No 2
very scarce.
Corn-Frm and stsady; No s4I<9s5. No s14s2
Oats-Mode ratsly active; t61sH57I4
Rye-supply light; II lolsl IL for No Il e5 Ss1 90 for
Mo-
Barley--Mark.t litlesh.
Wool Firm; medium at q; unwashed ss16 D2sI from
fret hands; medium and fine ut 40 142; fine 30;
aod medium 353s; light unwas he'd So fine goodcon-
dition at 40.
Provisions rough sides 1919 loose; short rib
lis 9lllz PORK s2i So loose shoulders s15as34
Lard--1l4GllA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-12

WHAT DIP IRA young lady, returning to
her country home after so;ourn of a few months
in New York, was hardly recognized by her
friends. In place Of rustic flushed face, she had
soft, rudy complexion, of almost marble smoth-
ness; and instead Of %, she really appeared bnt
II. She told them plainly she used Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm, and would not be without it. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. 1t can be ordered OF
any druggist for only so cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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For Sale.

A UoIIAGE Brick Dwelling House,
Win six rooms, cellar, eistern and veil, .ttus,sd
~ w sas.ery half Of lot In block lao on tbs sst
sus - nHu sfeet, between ard iot.i streets fhIs
p1opsfy IN hrst rate repsir viii be sold a. bar
Enquire Of N ~ rs. ~vn,
maya. - -. ihN-hfoh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-12

AGuE DE MAexoLrA.-The prettiest thing, the
"sweetest thing" and the most of it for the least
money. 1t overcomes the cdor Of perspiraton
softens and adds delicacy to the skin is de-
Iightful perfume; allays headache and iniamma-
ton, and is necessary companion in the sick
room, in the nursery and upon the toilet sdeboard
1t can be obtained everywhere at dollar per
bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-12

A large company of ladies and gentlemen
assembled at the Driving Park on Wednesda,
evening, to hear the report of the Financia
Committee, and witness the Inauguration o
the track. The ceremonies were all con.
Quoted with good feeling, and all seemed te
enjoy the novelty of the occasion. Mayo,
William Timberman was elected President
a. J. Wilkinson, Vice>President; Harry Full.
ton, Secretary, and A. Avery, Treasurer.
After the election of officers, the question
as to name was discussed, and it was finally
unanimously decided that it should be known
as the Keokuk Trotting Park.
The ceremonies were concluded bv co,.
test of speed for purse of $40, between the
horses of Messrs. Mcdaniel. Barniscona
and WINS, the horse of the former gentleman
winning.
The Committee reported
Gross amount of collections ......... ss45 90
expenditures on track and fixtures. 323 90
Leaving balance in the hands of the
treasurer of......... .. % 90
Which amount will be absorbed in making
repairs to the road leading to the Park.
Those persons interested, who have not
contributed, can do so and pay the same to
the Treasurer. HARRY FuLTos, Sec'y.
a PROMISING HoRsE.-The fastest time
ever made IN Iowa was accomplished by Har-
~ Comptons "Sam Kirkwood,n at Dubuoue
on the afternoon Of the 4th. The contest
was between Kirkwood and Traveller. horse
that has made bis mile in 2:27, but Was not
morse enough for the Bashaw colt. The
purse, seoo, was taken by Kirkwood, who
won three straight heats. Time, 2:32, go
and 2;s6: CLARK McCallister, his trainer
handled Kirkwood.-Daoenport Gaaette e'
TIE steamer Countess will leave KaoLn,
daily Sundays excepted) for Quincy. Han
nibal, and intermediate points, upon arrival
of the train from Des Moines, ct s:4s D. -
Application for freight or passage to be made
to ]. ". Brown, on the Levee.
jel&H ]. z. HAYwAsD. Capt
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CITY NEWS.

TIE river is still rapidly falling at this
mint
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t'OH SALE.--Lot Block "a, ON which
ha two-tory Brick Dwelling House WITH nins
IA esar, estern we'll and large number OF fruit
~ o'ns1 .re@ THIS property 10 In fns order. Ard
ueIne Iocs.su on Bank between ID and Sd streets II
.sfy convenient TO business viii be sold Al ba,s
mayHB n rvS .v,~
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LEGAL NOTICE.

STATE Of fotca, Lee County fss.
In the District Court Of said County at Keokuk.
~ GRAHAM rs. Hawkins Taylor, J. NJ. Billings as
~ signee OF Huston, Hawkins Huston, P.W. Pot
ter Eliza j. Rnddick, admnstrAttix Of Jesse
Ruadick, deceased, Freeman Knowles, Geo @ Miller
Co, Thos Casett. Jr. J. P. Richards John p Smith E.
Jenores Calvin Coates John Cowan, 0. O. Hale, wm.
Manning, executor Of estate Of john Slaughter de-
ceased & Reynolds, Vim s Barclay, r. ,. Bower, A. @
Thorn q Co., Arthur Wolcott, Van Horn, Luce Co
John Lafon s. +. Jones.
Notice is hereby given to the defendants herein above
naTed, that petition 10 civil action 10 file the
Clerks Office OF the District Court in bek sf OF
tho above named plaintiff. against you and claiming
deerss against said Hawkins Taylor in the of 81
3ait0, and against all the defendants the
ofa mortgage the south half Lot ten Block four
being fifty feet on 10 inson street. by seveny.ve feet
deep along First street. from the of john
First street. in the city of Keokuk. Lee county Iowa
and for general relief And unless you appear and
defense thereto before second day the
term Of faid Court to the second MONDAY
OF September 1857, Judgment will be rendered Of aims
you, as prayed for in said petition.
ROBERT H GILMORE,
jel3 Atty for Pltf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-12

" 10 BLOCH 10 on which Ia a four. story brick
~ me.h ROOT building, 20 by eo-a and ,topr s,und.
ton Of Is BY 80 on the balance of n" Ia, FIJI,
= me Arcade Building, and Ii SITUATED q.
49,. ~ Y ~ ana Main streets ard viii be so,f for
M ~hai the improsem. cost NnttsrIS
Soon VII % rented for term Of years TIL, 60
mAyi0 n = rvr .rrr
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nav York money Market.
By Telegraph NEW Yo.r Ju,x II
Money-Easy at 40s per cent, with bulk of bu.inss,
at 4D5 for small.
ooid-ss1sDN.
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.asawaakee Market.
By Tslsgrsph.l MILWAUKEE. July II,
xlour-Firm; City Xxx sllola 90.
Whsas-Qmst, = - for No 3.
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tSOR SALE two-story brick Dwelling Hons. eo,.
- tanning rooms, cellar ci.tern; frame harm lat
SI feet front and 40 deep al,na,ed near III =,
9Th and Bank streets Title good or ma sa,a ~ "
Apfane y iapflSI II. B.TEN-RyCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-12

An up river contemporary goes for" the
city officials Of his place for charging, what
he considers, an enormous tax on all circuses
and menageries that visit his city. We are
just on the "other side Of the fence" and
commend our authorities for putting on the
tariff so that it amounts almost to prohibi
ton. Every one knows that these travelling
concerns, at thepresent day, are q one horse y
in every particular, immoral in every sense 81
the term, and should not be allowed to pitch
their tents in any community that boasts q
school house or church. We have had bu,
two companies of this kind since the season
opened, and shabbier set of men and wo
men we're never got together-and such NOR,
tails to entertain community of respectable
people The less we have of such shows the
better, and we will be the more pleased il
they all leave Keokuk far to their right OF
left as they stroll through the country with
their uncouth songs, vulgar jest and good for.
nothing performances.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-12

NON sALE-LotT block no. on the oornar ~ stb
ID and TimeA, on which IL located Frame nj. sf1,t
House containing rooms, n number Of eln..,s . aaS
cstern ana cellar lot we'll fenced aud will command a
rent OF sao per mouth. Title good OF no sale
Enquire OF sptl2 II n TpN pycu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-12

LUX shLE-sfx acres Of cry desirable Crane and
- fruit land, situated on Grand Ayepus ahapt liI
purchasers. Enquire OF 80
marT II. II. TEA-EYCK
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Toledo Market.

Toledo Market.
By Telegraph ToIpo, July II.
Hlour-Quiet
Whsat-Dull; - IS for Amber Michigan.
oorn-20sc lower 50 for No 1; "a for No2,
0ts-70
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VR SALE. Eight acres OF choice Crane
tnha, nson, halt improved and in fsuit the hsls
- On lns same This land Il situated on this b.ns
&c., sns 70 Illinois, and !. directly opposite my re.
n.,na 1; SSn Ae'u. onc mile above Hamilton pjnei.
Enquire Of n N r.,, .r.
junelR "a. D. IhN-sfCh
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new YORK Market.
BY Telegraph Nsw YORK. July IL.
Flour-Coscd l5(s20c better on high grades steady
fol- medium, dull for common and inferior.
wheat-Closed 3a5c better for winter; very Arm for
sp,ng No 2spring 81 2os2 sc; No spring 81 5e92 60
Rye-Ciosed quiet and firm.
oats-Clossd quiet at sl8ss for western; seDa2 for
Ohio,
Corn-Closed heavy; mixed western, good to
choice 81 0T4l OK
Pork-Cosed active ami higher; sales 1900 hbs mess
at s22 s2d22 esM cash; s22 s2G2s SO and regular
closing with sellers at 81 IS, buyers at s22 So
Beef-ouict and ar m.
Cat Mcats-Closed with upward tendency.
Bacon-Ciossd firm; II for Cumberland ~ for short
rib.
Lard-closed hrm 1875 i23s for fair to prime steam
l2MJl2ss Tor kettle rendered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-12

HoRss RAcING.-A man calling himsel
Page Mcdaniel, and claiming to be the
owner Of certain sorrst horse which made
the extraordinary fast time at the trotting
Park, on Wednesday evening last of 1886,
comes out in card in the Constitution 10
which he says that we proposed to match a
black horse against his sorrel colt for 500,
and that, though he is no sportsman, for
the sake of accommodating us he will make
a match for $50 side, y i" Pay or Play"
and proposes that the half purse goes to the
Orphans Home. Benevolent man O. The
writer of the card 10 90 anxious to get his
name in public print, in connection with the
aforesaid sorrel colt, that we have it not in
our heart to refuse him, but kindly give him
the benefit of our circulation, that all the
readers of the "GATE may know that the
aforesaid man is the 'ostensiblen owner of the
aforesaid horse which made the remarkable
time above alluded to.
Ii the writer of that card inferred from any
remark that we made that we proposed en-.
tering the ring against his horse with our own
or any other, he simply inexperienced
US. We do not keep horses for the track,
and have never bet upon horse race in our
life; but as the aforesaid gentleman is so
desirous of getting into public notice, and OF
seeing his name in print, we are willing to do
our part in this direction, but as we before
remarked we are not sporting character
and do not bet upon a horse race land the gen
tleman knew this at the time or he would not
have exhibited that spirit of braggadoco
which characterized his article, therefore his
object is the more apparent, yet we trust that
this advertisement may satisfy his craving
ambition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-12

The Georgetown (Colorado) Miner says the
colored people of that region have organized
mining company, and are operating exten.
siyely upon their own property. They have
one of the best Galena producing lodes in the
district, the one taken two feet from The sur
face, giving 54l ounces of silver to the ton.
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FUh HENI.-The large brick Dwelling
noass containing ~ rooms "a cisterns. cellar, and
49,, on transiin between fth and SIN streets
nun. Enquire Of N rsW ~ an
Jy6 AsN-shoh.
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stock market.
By Telegraph Nxw YoRx July IL
Government Stocks active and shade better Coupons
81 lle coupons IS I12 coupons 81 of e5 loaA con
pons S, new of IS los; 1910 coupons 1926 1905 l,t
series 1os1<; do I'd aud Sd series los.
Stock market opened active closed heavy and lower at
the foouing quotations Erie TID1z; L C l2slSa3:
s7Ise2s; NV 453so X; do pfa es5SaA.
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Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July 1l-Noon.
consois ss7k Erie 4sll, Bonds 7s14. Ills Cent so1<
LIVERPOOL July 11-Noon
Cotton-Iregular and unchanged.
Corn-Declintd to 3es Cd.
Petroleum lis for crude: 2js for ref ned &, hord
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"MAJ. HENRY BROWNE" writing from this
point to the Des Moines Register gives the
following;
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Chicago Live Stock market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, July IL
Hogs-Active; IS 5o6s6 for common to extra
Cattie-Better feeling among holders of shipping
grade; entire range OF MARKETS 81 6o47 So very choice
ots might bring u higher.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-18
.s..z.ALl:LL.E.Nll'S !: | ! ]
PAIN DOCTOR.

4 SrEEDYRELIEE AND CURE. f"r I.nm
IN hagp. Pain in tlr Side. Bnrl;. Rh"u,na
iism. Nrn gin. Sore Throat, Dipiheria. Tooth.
ache. Burns. Bruises AMI SI.rnins. Nrrvom.
Headache, S,itinc$s Of HE Joints, aud pains of
any part Of the body.
before the pubic, and i'ns nhrnLv grrwn int"
great favor and r"pnI". in n-n,iy every in
stance. where it has been tri"d. There are
cares 20 chronic and d.rpsrnt" ns 10 hnll.
all human r-intdi-s, and tn" Inventor Of thi.
conn "unl do-s not claim for il nny such infai-
hh'!Ily, rs to cure every disease CmGer the
sun. Such assertions. Of any human r-mvdy
bear their own construction, even TO th" most
s'mp:e-mindrd; but when pnin can lie cured
aud relieved l.y inmrnis and emhtocatiuns
his rrepn-aion will do il.
The Pain Doctor is not mad. up II rno,>
or Indian rrrn.,!i-s Ln; is Il "hrpry con,Inund''
o! S,an:inrl u.,!icnr-, and th.,, Inr, can he ~,
hunhuI The tc;,Iir"nY of those Ia" tnvp
given iln fAr trial. Will >rh>t .n,;a,e all it,
clairiE. II viii keep n"y i"ng;h cf time. is
easily applied. nr. al ri di&aGrc"ahle 10 the
smell, aud is cold ut <ucl: price rs To Le with
in lha reach al all
1t sh"nll h- kept in every family. It is
worth double III" l'rl"e. - cure the ailments
If children.
Give it, II fair trial. and you will always kerp
it on hand. among 'he family medicines.
DIRECTION MS.
sB Alwnys shake well !!;:c,c r.inC. Aa a
general r"!., ali,ly freely the hn;m-nt with
tn" palm .f the hand. pirc: e! c,"i!,, rub
bing hr'-t ", un'il relief . afforded.
IN eas.s oI violcn. pain, tn. Eminent may
H." "a.:.n'.'. "n1 after :u,,l,;n: freely. lay on IL
;.i"c.. "t ti!nn'l saturated with The com pound
For Sor" Th:"H; rr,G ,Grts,crin, apply band.
""r saturated with tic Pain ''ncror. Should
Tia" hnrnia. ! . la" severe. as III the raS. "i
| children, i:iic sweet "i! may l." a,lic,l For
t'rri ~ luminous, pare Yrntly with sharp
.hi". and rub well morning nri evening.
! For Pnins in the bowels, rub freely the AL
! .lun,rn.
For T"u'hnrl:c, aI'riy int" next II tie
i""il,, rI""" If cotton saturated .vuh H..
compound, am. rub :l.- l",,h of Tia: face 'ii,u
! ste.
! SOLD ~
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GrccEri.ie ana Columbia Railroad

;s5::i:g=s E5lzi y; g !
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ANDREW ], PELLRTIBR, Druggist,

TsORMERLY, of Hnmbu,g.S c., would re
h specially call the attention of Ls old
fyieh ds and customers. and the public generally,
of A bbeviiie Dis,ricf. TO The fact Of his busi.
meas location being renewed to tha corner Of
Ellis and MaDuuent Streets, Augusta, Ca,
where he would he pleased losee them. ;e,
II. Keeps eo3s. nu,lv IN, hand q general s.
sortuent, !. Of Aie,sBE:sT DRUGS, Medicines.
Soaps Perfunefy. Efushes, Dye Slnfs. Spices.
de-, DC. TO which hofinvifes the attention Of
the publis. nj j! PELLEiiEE.
Corner Monument. Il Ellis S.rests First Street
above the Lower Market, Augusta, Ga la.a
Get 4, 1857, 81, en ~ aIa - to-. .a.-<
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Requiring no Slack
WHILE PUTTING ON,

tU-l !. =. i.-.;,.,i ;'rt re Necessity Tor heavy
i;..pi. :, s, ~. f.r Il. t;ci..rrirS IT. the tie.
en- -. r,,,iairl Can hc :ull kN The !.cGnd
ar too u: vtal IS rs H." heavy hoops aud ess
pr,fc2, It's };.c! and every ii" is warranted
pes feet Scirn.c aud Irictrvai use will have
i'll" cifrc, q! tie Iron Tie entirely suIerseA;rg
the use Of The ro.e--is continuation Of a,rnn-
tag'S the r..sr.vr.ion OF the cotton Ni.,n
ta.",l i:oru CONSUMPTION hy Gre. i.nncrus. is
s-c;',Ity Ia Insurance Com ,,:,ias q nativr G,i
consideration. both wLile III wnrchou:. or Ut.
rlii',"a,& j. a;.d i's simplicity Of ase anJ ec"no-
my c"E',irci
r'r sa!. n i:":" ~ $i:ili? niianttt.-, Ny
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South Carolina Railroad,

To-" :,"'} ~ ;si,o o' 9HhD.aJk
tx f.IGh ..;2jJy ,.,t.,; "a !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
THE PRESS TEleGhAms.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August ], 1867.
The election to-day the Qoietest ever known here
Tho whites and blacks voted without interruption and
not nurrah for either party given. AT the polls
few parties arrested for attempting to vote twice
and others FOR carrying concealed weapons.
Returns from al the wards bo. one give Brownlow
S,lG3, E.Eeridge 7Oi
-Four districts in tho county give Brcwncw Asst and
Etherdse lJ9.
Tho republican ticket all elected Mason, indepen-
dent, got but few votes.
M0r.leesboro gives Brownlow a majority Of $40, La
vergRo $40, and Jefferson n.
Columbia gives Brownow ,449 votes, and E.lNridge
I4s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES majority, 72s
Franklin and four precincts in williamson couky, SOC
majority for Brownow.
Iuilahoma- Majority for Brownlow TO-
Humboldt, in Carroll county-Etheridge o. Brown
low "a.
Brownsville, Haywood oounty-Browniow 7e4, Eths.
ridge 1873
Galiatin-B rownow 800, Etheridge 100.
MEMPHIS, August !, 1867.
The election passed of quietly in this city and
single disturbance occurred The saloons oil Close
and the best of order prevailed The Twenty fifth in
fanry stationed at Court square during the day,
but they called out By the first arrangement
the whites and negroes to have separate voting
places; but later in the day. finding that they could not
all there, they sought other polls in
crowds, and then unable to all vote, owing
10 the short time allowed. Tho city gives BrownIow
22S2 majority Mr. II. Nunns republican, for Congress
from this district elected also Messrs Ryder Rich
ards and Hamilton Tor the Legislature. Unofficial
turns from Madison county give Ethedge 500 majority
Hay wool gives Brownlow 500 TO ZOO Hardeman and
Fayctte give conservative majority.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn August l. 1867
The election passed of without disturbance OF any
Kind Brownows majority In this precinct lie 72S Tho
county VIII give 1000 majority for BrownlOw