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,a,sd majori,les for Cousrsssmeu srs:-

Only Eve counties, so far as heard from, give Eths-
ridge maori,ies There gain OF ten republicans v
the House.
Returns received from East Tennessee give BrownioW
I3 900 majority In twelve counties making his majority
Ia thrtyhree counties rs, 600 ALI the radical candh
dates for the Legislature Ess, Tennessee elected
giving gain OF seven from that section. Al this rae
the Legislature will DO nearly unanimous, and the mo
iory for Brownlow In the State will reach nearly
10000.
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ANOTHER REPORT.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 2, 1857
Partial returns from twentyons counties give Brown
low $1,000 majority. Davidson county gives hia
5000; williamson 1000; Wilson, 400; McMnn. sooj
Bradley, s0O Franklin, 400; Bedford, 900; Beutoa.
24o The vote in West Tennessee 10 lighter than en-
ticipated.
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YELLOW FEVER tplps,y,alc IN GALVESTON

GALVESTON, TsxAs, August y 1901;
The yellow fev~ las been pronounced epidemic.
Vhare vers Az nv rments on The slss Ut
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from the Conservatives By Radicals a.
CuArrAsooaA, Tenn. Angus. 2 1911
All the necessary preparations wero made BY tho city
authorities yesterday to preserve the peace Tho polls
opened at eight O'clock the coored League, organ
lied nasse, formed In column at the polling plaoet
and occupied IT, to the exclusion Of the whites Till noo0s
when $50 had boon cast and nearly all the negroes
had voted Certificates furnished by tho League
to many negroes from Georgia, who voted the radical
ticket The negro vote cast solid for the radicaA
The Metropolitan Police distributed radical tickets -
negroes The straight radical tickets were stamped
with broadaxe, meaning that the axe Is laid at the
root Of tho tree This done to prevent counterfeit.
ing and for the benefit Of such negroes as could nss
read
Only two or three white voted until the negroes
had deposited their ballots Many white voters OF bot4
parties dlsgusted and stayed away from the polls
The utmost order and good feeling prevailed ali da1
and night and there intoxication The whites
who were not radicals held conversation With the
negroes but let them have their own way.
The whole number Of votes cast In the city s ga.
Brownlow received $40, Etheridge oo. Stokes ga
Fleming Independently 49, The whole radical ticket u
elected by overwhelming majority. Brownlow's
majority in the county Is estimated at 22o. Stokes U
70 elected 10 Congress in the Third DISTRICT
Etherldge and Maynard spoke at Kingston on Wedaes-
day. Colonel Byrd. conservative, had the flag a
his old regiment the First Tennessee infantry The
stand while Eherdge speaking After the speaking
was DONE the radicals captured the flag for their stand
The conservatives formed to charge and reake the DAG
but prevented by Esherdge No other disturbance
took place. All quiet at last accounts, but the aaG
has not yet been returned.
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woRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE. oppo
New York Hotel-NoBopY's DAUGHTER, TUE BAL
LAD SINGER WAITING. Matinee at o Clock.
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BANvARD'S NEW YORK MUSEUM, Broadway aud
Thire,h slreel-THR HoaEYMooE-KIss N DARK
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-DAvID CoPPERFIFLD
CoLuaBUs RECONSTRUCTED.
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TERRACE GARDEN, Third Avenue, Fifty. eighth and
Fifty ninth slreetsMUslcAL soIRE Oh TnE AKRON VOCAL
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NEW STADT THEATRE. IS and AZ Bowery.-THE
SrRtRrs oy NEW YoRK-TnK CoiNER's Doom
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KELLY LEoNs MINsrRELi. 72n broadway, oppo
site tho Now York lToclIS rHER SoSis DANCES ECCES
TRioIrrrs BuRLEsouKs &c-EnNANI-INpu PLRKNrs.
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BowEEY THEATRE. Bowery-GRASp TOURNAMENT
PAHronIHE, DANCING, &c.
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GRIFFIN & CHRISTY'S MINsTRELS. OF Broad
way and Twenty third sree-ErHIoPIAS SONGS BALLADS
DANCING, BunLKsauEs, 6c.-LQ THE POOR INDIAN Matinee
lnck
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE eDl Rowcry COMO
vocAsn NEGRO MINsrRELSY BuRLgsoUKS, BALLET DIVER.
yisssMnsT. 8c.-TnK RICH AND Pooh OF NEW YoRK. Ma
(ipec "A IL O'Clock.
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Governor BrownIOw Reelected b.
Thirty Thousand Majority.
Complete Success OF the Radl-
cal Ticket.
Radical Negroes Discharged By Cor
sentative Employers.
uecIAl relecaAms "a THE Herald.
NAsavILIA Tenn. August z fee'

NAsavuIs, Tenn August z feet
6o'Clook r. ~
Further returns indicate majority OF Of es shlssy
thousand for Governor Brownow. Tho other enadas
dates were elected. a. teegraphed you last night :
large number Of negroes have been discharged ~
conservative employers for voting the radica uoksk
They have been Immediately given work In the Quarter.
masters departments. General cariin will to-more1
publish tho names Of ell such employers He has tssuel
circular to the Bureau agents throughout the State .
assist the discharged freedmen, and also to compel
settlement OF accounts with Thorn BY tho!r late es
ployers.
The Election Mt Chattan oga-A Flag CaptuFoA
from the Conservatives By Radicals a.
Kingston.
CaArrASooaA, Tenn, August 2, 1857,
O'Clock p n.
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REcIPE FOR SoRGHUM VINLGAR.-To six
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CooLING DRINKS IN CASES OF FEVER Lem
dnade is recommended by medical men as
very useful in cases of scarlatina. Barley.
water may be safely given in most illnesses.
70 make this, soak an ounce of pearl. barley
IN several waters, put it with some lemon
peel Tito quart of boiling water let it re.
main on the hob for about an hour, then
ktrain it. Lemon jui9e and loaf sugar may
be added; if agreeable. Or, boil two ounces
Of barley IN two quarts of water till it thick
ems, then strain it aud mix it halfand half
with new milk, swoeten to taste aud favor
With any spice that is liked.
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HAIR WASH FOR DANDRUFF.-Take one
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tor oil. mix them together in a bottle by
shaking them we'll for few minutes, then
scent il with few drops of lavender AL
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Attention, Housewives
FEATHERS RENOVATED.

HNEE subscribers would respectfully announce
l. to the citizens of this place and vicinity, that
he has taken ro1ms opposite the Exchange Hotel
and has set up one Of Baylie's Patent Steam Rem
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APPLE DUMPLINGs.-Pour boiling water
ON as much iionr as you wish to use, stir
lightly with ltllo salt; then transfer to
a pie ,board aud roll out enclose the apples,
lie in cloth and boil half an hour. These
are said 70 be perfectly light and digestiblo.
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Fremont PUDDING.-O 1e-half cup of rice
Soaked over night in one quart of milk. Fl g
yolks beaten in one cup Of sugar. and ball, d
TIN ee-fohrths of an hour then make frost
ing with five whites and one cup of sugar
with little lemon. Bake this frosting fl
teen minutes. Apple sauce instead OF rice
Is good.
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D0AD N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given that
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said lhe aud running thence cast on the north line
Of sections Is, rs and IL in said township to the
McCutchenvlie Road. L. ID. PECK.
Pcrrysburg, November @, 1866. Esd
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