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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-08-07
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Election Returns.


CHARLESTON, S. c., April 2O.-Of-
fetal returns, as far as received of the
recent election, show $4,000 votes for
and 1000 against the Constitution.
g sWIEMNGToN, April 2t.-The elec-
ton commenced this morning. The
day passed without the slightest dis
turbance.
The approximate vote of four
Wards in this city Is For the Consti-
tion 200, against $40.
The vote. at Weldon is: For Con-
stitution 294, against 81.
Some negroes. veteo the COnserva-
tive ticket. In this city the whites
generally vote on the second or third
day, while the negroes make the
greatest effort on. the first day.
NEwBERN, N. G., April 21.-The
vote to-day for the Constitution was
/ ,250; against it, 200. A full negro
vote was polled. There was no dis
turbance. In Morehead City the Re-
publicans are Is ahead.
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GEORGIA.
Election Returns,
four districts.

. AUGUSTA, Ca, April 20.-The cleo
ton is progressing without any col
lision.
= The negroes, with a. few exceptions,
vote the Radical ticket. They are
marching in squads from the country
to the polls, with banners flying and
yelling for Bullock.
The excitement IS intense, and but
little is needed to bring about a fear
tuI collision.
About 2.200 votes have been polled,
nearly 1000 Of which are negroes.
The total registered vote in the coun-
ty is $500
SAVANNAH, Ca, April 20.-The
election is proceeding quietly.
COLUMBUS, Ga, April 2O.-The
election is proceeding quietly. Total
vote to-day 704, Of which 297 were
Radicals. and 407 Conservatives.
Many negroes voted the Democratic
tIcket.G $50 F8sT3Hs
MACON, Ga, April 20.-The cleo
ton is proceeding quietly, the negroes
having the polls pretty much to them
selves. To-day ], $50 votes were poll
ed, only few hundred Of which were
white.
ATLATA, April 21.-The election
IS passing off quietly. Enthusiasm
prevails in both parties. 1t is sup
posed that $500 votes have been
pOlled in two days. Gordon, it is be-
lieved is about 500 ahead. The Full
ton County Democratic Club have is
sued the following circular:
The Democrats of Fulton County
send greeting to the people of Geor-
gia that Gordon is carrying every
thing before him here and will roll
up one thousand majority in this
county"
AUGUSTA, April 21.-The election
is progressing without serious distur-
bance. The blacks remain about the
polls electioneering for the Radical
ticket The Democratic vote is large
to-day, but the Radicals will carry the
county. The military are standing at
the polls topreselve order
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CANADA.
The Assassination Case - Evidence
Against Wheian - 0OF-keepeF Of
the House Of Commons Arrested
The House OF COmmOnS-Abducti0
Of Allen Mcdonald.

OTTAWA, April 2L-The evidence
against Whelan who Is suspected of
the murder of McGee, is daily beeom-
ing stronger. Since his arrest he has
voluntarily made several important
admissions.
Patrick Bulkley, Doorkeeper Of the
House of Commons, has been arrest
ed in consequence of the contradict
Ory nature Of his evidence before the
police magistrate
The au horities continue to act with
great vigilance. and inquiry Is pushed
in every direction
From correspondence laid before
the House yesterday. in reference to
the abduction of Allen Med 3naid,
Lord Monks, In acknowledging Mr.
Seward : courtesy a. characteristic
Of his conduct on every occasion on
which his Excelleney has had TO APP
peal to him, rather snubs the British
Ambassador for declining to accept
Mr.. Seward 5 offer of the surrender of
Mcdonald, without giving his Excel
lency an opportunity of informing
him Of all the facts.
OTTAWA, Canada, April q. - Sir
John A Mcdonald announced In
the House to-day that the Queen had
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WARRINGTON.
the Election in South Carolina -
Probable Success Of the ConstItu-
tiOn.

WASHINGTON. April 2I.-A com
municarion from the Secretary of the
Treasury, shows that tie department
has recovered on Confederate proper.
ty In Europe, S144, 157, and has dis
bursed 100000 for counsel and other
expenses.
It is understood that the State De-
partment has dispatched Ward H
1amore to Russia TO obtain as long
an extension of time as may be nee $
sary to get the House TO make the
appropriation to pay for Alaska 1t
is the opinion Of the Russian Minister
that there viii be no trouble in pre-
vai6pg upon his Government to
grant the necessary extension.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-Dispatches
received by Gen Grapt from Gen.
Canby, dated Charleston, April 10th,
give the following further particulars
Of the vote for the Constitution in
South Carolina In q districts, regis
tering $4,000 votes, partial returns
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LOUISIANA.
Election Returns.

New ORLEANS, April 20. - The
counting of votes In this city is not
yet completed, owing to the number
on the independent ticket. The Off
GERS are divided nearly equally. So
far as heard from the Democrats have
small majority in the city and par
lsh Of New Orleans East and West
Baton Rouge give 900 majority against
the Constitution.
The vote Is very close, ard the re-
suit can. not probably be determined
before tomorrow night.
New ORLEANS, April 21.-No Off
ciai returns are yet made. As far as
heard from the majorities against the
Constitution are as follows: In this
city. 1000; in the Parish of Orleans.
3S4; in East Baton Rouge. 500: in
West Baton Rouge, 100. Caddo gives
600 majority against the Const-
tuition. j. r. Conway, Democratic
candidate for Mayor in this city. Is
elected, with a majority of Democrats
to both branches of the City Council
In the Parish of Orleans the Demo
cratic ticket is probably elected. Six
Democratic Senators are chosen. A
nero Recorders elected In the Third
District of this city. Mann. the
Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Second District, is ahead as far as
heard from.
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FRANCE.
ST. LOUIS.
The Case OF Merchant Afllxing
Fraudulent Brands to Manufac.
tuFed T0baCcO-COuFt Proceedings
The Temperance Question.

ST. LOUIS, April 21.-The case of
William b. Mann, prominent and
wealthy tobacco manufacturer Of fHac-
nibal, Mo, charged with affixing false
and fraudulent brands to manufac-
tured tobacco, terminated to-day In
a verdict for the Government The
judgment which will follow in this
case viii probably impose heavy PEN
alties upon Mr., Mann personally, as
well as work a forfeiture of his factory
at Hannibal, which is worth some
twenty-five thousand dollars.
Verdicts were also rendered to-day
in the same court, against George
Dousman, Jr., and Christopher Gal
bauch. prominent tobacconists Of this
city, indicted for affixing false brands
on their tobacco, for conspiracy to
defraud the United States and for
having in their possession large guam
titles of property with the intent to
defraud the Government. The de-
PENDANTS were found guilty on all the
counts of the Indictment.
The result of this trial is consider
ei highly encouraging to the Govern
ment ia its efforts to check and break
up the notorious frauds perpetrated
by citizens, whose position and infu-
ence render them formidable oppo-
nents. Several of the best lawyers in
the city were engaged in the defense
of the above cases, while the prosecu-
ton was conducted single-handed by
District Attorney Noble.
The Grand Lodge of Good Tenplars
of this State met at Jefferson City a
few days ago, and in addition to elect
ing officers for the ensuing year ap-
pointed delegates to the National
Temperance Convention to be held at
Cleveland in July.
There are two hundred and twenty
five Temperance Lodges in Missouri,
with an aggegate membership Of ten
thousand seven hundred There has
been an Increase Of over four thou
sand during the past year.
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CHICAGO.
The ElectiOn-The Result.

CHICAGO. April 21-The election
to-day tor Judge and Clerk of the
Recorders Court, and one Alderman
from each ward passed off quietly.
About %, 900 votes were polled The
Democratic ticket for Judge and
Clerk is elected by an average, ma
jority of FIVE hundred. The Council
stands 20 Republicans; IL Democrats.
CHICAGO. April Civ. X. Ne
Allister, Democratic candidate for
Judge of Recorders Court, received
825 majority. Daniel OHara, Demo-
crat, for Clerk, 120 majority.
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The Election in South Caro-
lima.
Congressional Proceedings
INDIANAPOLIS.
Disastrous Fire at ShelbyViIle-List
Of the Losers.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 21.-A disas-
trous fire occurred at Snelbyvile,
Ind, this morning, destroying two
three-story brick buildings The
principal losers are: Blessing & Pugh,
hardware, $1,000; fully insured
~ 'lao Davis y Wright, e 900; noinsuranoe.
NJ, Levinson, clothing, $4,000; cover
ed By insurance. Other small losses,
nis Aid In the aggregate S3 600 were partially
insured. The buildings were owned
by the Cory heirs, valued at SO, 900;
g insured for 50 900. s
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give $1,000 votes p0.led 10 the same
DISTRICTS, With full Feturns. At the
lass election they gave $4,000 votes.
Partial returns from Is districts give
q ,094 votes for the Constitution, aud
1929 againsta These returns indi-
cate. that there will be "a majority for
the Constitution in all except three or
four districts.
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ful character. The amendment WIS
lost and the original bill was agreed
+ 20 by the Committee.
LONDON. April 22-2 A. M-An
alarming report has just been received
at the newspaper offices 10 this city.
It is said two men. Feaians. were ar
rested a a late hour to night, near
i4l he servants door of Buckingham
Palace They were carrying a ham
/ per, which on being opened was found
TO contain a gallon of liquid phos-
phorus or Greek fire. The parties
made a desperate resistance, aud
were with difficulty secured. A third
person. who was in company with
those bearing the basket, fed as soon
as the latter were seized, and escaped
all pursuit.
LoNDoy, April 2I.-Late advices
from Japan via Shanghai, say the
Government Of MikaAo promises to
indemnify all fore igners for any losses
which they may have suffered, at the
hands of either party, during the re-
cent civil disturbance.
DUBLIN, April 21-The Prince of
Wales to-day unveiled Foleys statue
OF LQmunu Dulhes Win imposing
ceremonies, IN the presence Of a vast
multitude.
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERsBgRG, April 21 = The
ice In the Neya River is breaking up,
and navigation will soon be open.
WARSAW, April 21-It is officially
announced that the foreign consulates
In this CITY. which. il was reported.
were to be abandoned, will be perma-
nently continued by their respective
governments.
FRANCE.
PARIS, April 21.-The Mouifeur,
to-day, says the Government will
bring a bill before the next Corps
Legislatif to provide for the compile
ton of extensive public works on
the interior and connecting roads of
France
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CINCINN ATT.
The PFize Released On
$1,000 Bonds.

CINCINNATI. April 2l.-Hollywood
and Keatiug, the prize fighters, after
being released from custody on three
thousand dollars bail, made arrange
ments to fight on next Monday, at
some point ia Kentucky They will
complete their training in Covington
Sporting men are greatly elated ove-
the arrangement. It is understood
that the parties will leave the training
ground for the scene Of the fight on
Monday morning at o'clock, by
steamboat.
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MOBILE, April 21.-Acoounts from
the interior Of Alabama and Missis-
sippi, report serious damage to the
plantations from the late rains. The
rivers and creeks are very high in
many places, and running over the
banks. 1t is feared that a general re-
planting must be done.
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LOUISVILLE
Police AfTaIrs-TBo Sets of Police
men.

LOUISVILLE, Apri. 2l-The Police
Commissioners, having sworn ia their
force, ordered them to duty this
morning. The Mayor has not with
drawn the old force, consequently
both the Commissioners and the
Mayor have each set of police on
duty. The matter will undoubtedly
be brought before the courts for ad-
justment
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NEW YORK.
Contempt Proceedings in the Matter
Of Jay Gould arrival of the
Steamer Rio JaneirO.

7 - sNEw YORK. April l21 The con-
tempt proceedings in the matter of
Jay Gould. an Erie director, have
been charged by Judge Barrett. ne
having withdrawn his hnbe0s c0rpas,
and given bond under Judge Bar
nard order The proceedings before
Judge Barnard in contempt of six
directors of the Erie Road, was con-
tInued to-day, but nothing new was
developed. t
Judge Blatchford of the United
States Circuit Court has decided not
to remand the case of Hatch vs.. the
aa Rock Island Road tO3the State Court
+ and refused the motion to dissolve
the injunction given by the State
Court as unnecessary, the same being
no longer in force.
at o. The steamer South America. from
Rio Janerio the 18th of March, ar
rived to-day, and brings official ac-
counts of the voyage of the Brazilian
IrOn-clad to Assunsion, whence they
returned to move on with the land
forces
The Paraguayans made gallant at
tempt on the ID of March TO capture
the Brazilian iron-clads below HU-
mita They boarded two vessels from
boats, but were repulsed after a Sc
we're hand to hand fight, with a loss
OF 400 men. The Brazilian loss was
% men.
The Brazilian expeditionary corps,
10000 strong. was ready to start for
Assunsion, but had not moved
Lopez, it is said. viii not be at Hu-
mIta, but at the Tebynary superin-
tending the defenses.
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.gmied her intention TO create Dir.
Cartier a Barouet, and had appointed
Dir. LaHgreu Companion Of the
B srh
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ALBANY, April 21-Governor Fen.
ton signed the Erie Railroad bill this
evening.
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TELEGRAP r.

Fsr Consaasrcfoa and Riuer Dispatches see
Fifth Page.
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.Thn city debt of St. Louis

-Thc city debt of St. Louis is nearly eleven million dollars.
 -The editor ofthe Shreveport Ga zette has been presented with some la ger beer, which, he says, is ''pungent, placid, potent and pellucid."
 -The new Democratic daily in Chicago, the Age, will be issued on the first of March with S250,000 capital.
 "A '.red line" freight car, loaded at Boston, January 2S, left Omaha last Friday morning, for Cheyenne-tbe first through from the seaboard 10 the mountains.
 It is dangerous for newspapers to call names in Cincinnati. One My CTS has sued the Commercial for libel, for calling him A gas pipe.
 It seems, by recently published letter. that Governor Andrew died un- der the conviction that Grant was an honest man.
 The Mexican Constitution de- rlares that no security will be deman- ded of editors. To which one of them responds; "We know to the contrary. It is security or cash down all the time with us."
 "A Pafisian beggar advertises his stand for sale---the stoop of an unten- anted and dilapidated house--on which he has been accustomed for two years to take his position and solicit aims.
 The Boston Post says that ''they have had black snow at Ashtabula, o. Yes, black is all the fashion now. The time seems at hand when white snow or a white person will be voted vul- gar. "Hung be the heavens with black"
 -fn Howard county, Missouri, on Saturday sen of Mr. Harry Dickerson. hine years old. attempting to release a hog, which had got fastened in gate. when number of other hogs attacked the boy. and mangled and bruised him so badly that he died the next day.
 A terrific combat between two females delighted crowd al Cheyenne on the 5ih inst. Says the Argus; "The fight terminated with draw. and a rediculous attempt to crow by one of the hens. The fight was success--the crow wss not.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-22
Notice.

By virtue of an order of the Probate Court Of Prairie county, made at the January term thereof, 1868, will on Saturday. the 7th day of March next, proceed to sell at public que ton in the town of Des Arc, to the highest and last bidder, the following real estate, be- longing to the estate of A. c. Alexander, dec'd viz; Lots No. II & l2, Block No. 60; and also the following described lot or parcel of land commencing at the south east corner of Block No. 26, and running west with Erwin street 40 feet, thence fifty feet north, thence 40 feet east, thence 90 feet south to the be- ginning, making 50 feet front on Lyon street. and 40 feet back west. All of the above described property being in the Watkins sur vey of the town of Des Are.
 Terms--On a credit of one and two years from sale, purchaser to give notes with good and sufficient security, and lein retained on land for purchase money.
 SAMUEL R. BROWN.
 Admr. A. Q. Alexander. Dec d. Feb. Sth--lm.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-22
ERRORS OF YoyTss.

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PnoyfDrwcr Al. May i

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 Yours truly,
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-22
RIVER NEWS. ETC.

Weather clear and pleasant.
 River falling slowly.
 The Steamer Liberty No. ? passed up on Monday and down on Wedues- day morning. Milt. Harry, her uni. versally popular and obliging clerk has our thanks for large file of papers.
 The Commercial passed up on Fri day morning and down to-day. Char ley Smithers, her clerk, has our thanks for many favors.