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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
CHaprER Iva

AN ACT Making further Appronria.
ton for tho Erection of tho f3wa
AgrlcuitnndC College, Huildinr
4 and for tho !, ,Settlemsnt nj, tlas,
"a Claims OF Jacob Rricl,prsl. .ths
Contractor therefor. s'l'1'i 'ssl'T
SECTION I. ne IL c,lctctet4 S1tSc
Ueneraf Asscnabty a. fhe .ysufs ar lysOts,
That there be and u hereby .sppr1,.
priated, outsof any money not ntiaer.
Wise Appropriated, to enabir The
building eotimittee 10 c6niyietc tho
Iowa Stale 81 Agricultural Ca4lexv
building, .ths sum of teasthoasssld
See. ., The money shall be paid ,..s
out as provided In chapter liz, laws
OF the llth General Assembly.
Sec. a.n The board Of trs,stsos, Nrc
hereby auth0rlEed to-. bay Ju,,s,l,
RetchArd. contractor for safL built
ing, all or so much Of the above ns II,
their Judgment o liunt ali q essssiSSbit
VI. Sec, 4. Thtsnct to- ta}kasetitrt tsxsss
and alter Its put licetions In, the L,diil
Sdte Regestcr and Dcs Mofnes Even
! fny Ssdscsfso,t, newspapers pubiishcl
. lat Des Moinus, Iowa. @snt ffN.
4 lhl4Approved Aprilsth, ,lSeS. ] ra le
& Thereby certify that the. .forepolu n
2 Act took effect, hy publication. AZ r
IS quirod In Sectidfi 4 thereof "a II
Z 10Th day Of .2prfrtIAaD. Isee.' - 1sl
!, bl9ss ~ vtsra ED WRf9HT,
,. rau l,.s 30 aft, Sec'y OF State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
DENTAL OFFICE.
, Dr.. G. p. ARTMAN,

In thc>new Brick Block. oscr~ Wise g. Bryant,
Drug Store,
"HERE you can get your Teeth cleaned. filled
w or extracted IN the most approved manner
also Insert Teeth on Gold, Silver or Rubber base
never forgetting that beauty. usefulness, comfort
anu durability are required IN AZ perfect artificial
offering to perform operations for email compen
sation. Patients favoring me with their conf
dcnce, may rely uponmy utmost cxertion to per
form every operation I'm AZ perfect q manner M
possible. G.. II. ARTnIAN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
CHAPTER f0,i

IAN Act Relating TO the fsufjiicatioi
Of Notices and nlsProceesitngs a
Newspapers published In Foreigl
Languages. ara IL ss.~@sf.s., s,,l. ~,
!, SECTION 4. BE IL eaucfed bv IN
| General a dsseni6iy 2fkfc, ,Sxssie Of 1oug 1its9
That III all counties having d poppIa
'tion exceeding eighteen tl5ousand In.
,liabitants, la which a. rsesYspaper ID
published In any foreign langi1nxp.
all publications required BY law tO b
~ sIewstsa pers shah 10 made III such
Of tire first above referred 70 class of
newspapers ~ the, RagEd OF Super-
visors may order, except fhose publ
cations required Ia civil actions, aud
as 10 such tile officer or person IIhv-
ing the control may order the publ
cation i'm any newspaper In the coun.
ty, printed In any foreign language.
SEC. 2. This act being deemed or
imp0rtance, shall take
effect from and after It's publication
In the Daily State Register, aud LoVd
Evening SIufesDidp, newspapers Dub
lished IN the city of Des Moines.
9 Approved April 2, 1883. sil
hereby certify that the foregoing
Act took effect by publication, as re-
quired In Section 2 thereof, ! on tho |
29th day Of April, "A. u. 1868. y fr,g
s ff 4 ED WRIGHT,
,.s,.. ~ sa,, Sec y or State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

The CoiIuectIcut river ffoxe ovst
agni0 iast n16utlI 81 IlaBcns1ess II -
sftor the Ice haf once 9oo4 oUts ~
oesnr1snce unknqwn To- tlte ~ Scat
inhabitant,v z s...s's 81 /. & s.,.s's ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
s''t1 CHAPTER 17s,

Prosecution kiid ct ll,p hi 1io,i ~ M i'ii, IN,
y Geological Survey ofthe f5tas6! ya
SEC. I. BE it enacted BDfnes iSys,J
bc'di adssessbty ofitks sSyufs i6S1osUa
That for tho purp0seaof, ,thag compile
stais, nas tiss pfssc,it Btsty yye6iS. II ~
gist be coiitinued Nm once, hIftf the
:tssn Qf aix .ti,ousand and iive allsmii-
| propfiafcd Out III sucli nioneYs n f6c
State Treasury ns 'iro not ofhersvisu
aisprcpriatoI,F FuHtff tiie sitfsi snfsxeyh
couplsted, or until tIsos 6aencrsll As
sembly el,all order It's djscontIpuaner
Tbs appropriation. shall be drawn
from time to time FOR tile pifrp,ses Of
the survey and. the 9pnymenf of tih,
salaries ofits officers ~ defined aud
Limited il chapter ~, Of the nets III
sHe EIevcnth General Assembly,
upon requisitlon signed BY tho State
Geoiogist, and vouchers approve1iby
the census board, and filed with tho
Sec. 4 p sff Tbs state r,eolosI.t l.
hereby rcquifed TO complete tie scs-
logical survey of.tlie Sate-on ibf be-
fore the first day of January. 1917.
aud 70 prepare a..fuIl and complies
report OF said survey ncconi panfec tjy
such maps anu drawings - may hHs
necessary tailiustfate the snsnes aDti
transmit them to the Goverpur
Y VINO g l1 shall !! lay g copy q such repost
Ocsole s,'.n a"e;D0xs pS uenern, Assempiy.
o n ~ oesoie ss' .ie n.ss nlon.
NY ~ enc1 iyeAri wy 7Mte Aeoiogist
saa.. s.sl P.spIs fnFeIui stAtenifnw1 ~
previous yeAr. embOdviffps 1hcfys ~,
sena ane sfma = sue l0yer,.ar ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
CHICAGO Iron WORKS.

r ETz & SONS, 81 togs Franklin St. Manufac.
II ture Wrought & Cast Iron for builders,
bridges. etc, Bank vaults, doors, shutters graf.
ing Iron Railing
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
FCIfAPIRB 18t.

AN ACT to8 Provide m the Compeh-
sation Of Clerks or the District and
Circuit Courts. and to AIIow the
Deputy Clerk to act as Clerk or the
Circuit Court.
SECTION 1. BE u ttlocfcd Ju the
General Assentbiy of The State Of I0sUn,
That the Clerk 0f the District Court
shall receive such compensation for
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

AN ACT TO authorize Cities OF tlre
First and Second Classes ~ estab-
lIsh Fire Limits. sgli sf8 ii lp4 (

I5ss ftsf IA 5rs~HAf En- Avvr yffs nj 4tfff I
AN ACT TO authorize Cities OF tlle
First and Second Glasses ~ estab-
lIsh Fire Limits. gt 8aa 81 lra
SECTION I. Bs itneH0cted 6y the
General n Asscsnbiy 0f the Mate of L0,cu,
That the mayor and city c0uncil OF
any city of the first or second Class
shall have authority by city ordi-
nance TO declare and establish certain
limits within such city, wherein no
building or addition 10 any buflding,
shall, after the ptfssnge Of such ordi-
nance, be erected, except with outer
walls composed of iron, stone, or
brick and fnorter, or other material
nonfconibnstihle eat sfsFs1 ssa] "
|ySEC. 2.sTliis net shall be In force
and have effect from and after Its
publication In the EVcsstng Statesman
and State Regisfev, gpapers published
at Des Moines. % iA eit
Approved April 2, 1868. nsf
hereby certify that the foregoing
Act took effect by publication, m re-
qufred I'm Becti0n y thereof, on the
18th day OF April, A. d., 1888. hs
n = I'D ED WRIGHT,
& a9 q ifiBsa 10 Sec'y Of Btate. 4
II lff5 .----@--- 3o ssssa 50
q aaa0 cHAPTER 108. 81
AN ACT fixing the onpcnsAtion OF
the State Treasurer. y lit ~
SECTION 4, ne d enacted 1v Sse
| General 4Ae6cnsbi1 2f the State Of X0NtS,
| That the sajarY. 'Qf tho Treasurer oi
| state shall i,c two Thousand dollar
|. Der aflrlni,l. ID BE- audIte6 like other
claims on the, State, and paid out ot
otherwise appropriated, and thisshall
lie his only compensation.
| SEC. 2. Section aig ghfy-two Of the
Revision Of 1900, and NIL acts snd
pasta of acts lsDcOnpista1t with The
proyjsions ~ tliisi aet, are hereby ~
pissa'a. ssc. 4 This Act, laipg |. dsansss 4.ss,
I0f, tsnmediate Imp4rtancas shall Tt9ks
effect and be In force from aud afteI
] IT. publioation In the I0iVa tSlake l1c0
1stcr and IoscQ H0Diesfeaefr ru0yspa
! pers published at Dea lMpines, Iowa
4 Approved April " l998. Htaa
/ hereby certify that the foregoing
Act took s6fIect by ptIljiicatiof1 - ~
4 nuired III Section thereof, ON t1s
9TH day OF Abril, a. ID. 1868.
~ tas s9saa Ed sNRIGHT,T
|,sa .a 3 10 sog ]. peg y o's'ss'
lcIAPrERAlOo. I, sls
IAN ACrin relation 70 the salary D
the Rsgistcr Of the 5tate LAn'
II Office.
SEcTI0x 1. No ~ csadcfed LVlfA
General Asseplbi or fbG 0fc ~ lo,Oq
THAT hereafter besafary gf the llee
EIskSr of the state Land Ofiiee shall b
Eelkhfeen hundred dollars per auuufS
II 6vos 2. Section lOO ef tl,e Reyisio
, or 1850. Is hereiy, repealed.
SIC. ). This bill shall take clIes
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

CHICAGO LEAD a OIL WORKS.
E w. BLATCHFORD & Co, Manufacturers O
II. Lead Pipes, Sheet Lead. Bar Lead. Pig Lead
Linseed Oil. raw and boiled, 90 North Clinton ST
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

HART. ASTEN E co, fS5 South Water Strect'
, Ii Flour Sacks. Grocers Paper Bags, Seamless
|, Grain Bags. Gunny Burlap, Wool, Ham and Salt
cks
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

DHOTOGRAPH ARTIST, CORNER
II LIST and Main Streets, Up Stairs Cedar Falls,
is snd iSsss f,es9es Il sSsiy taken tasen
ON mort notice. -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
NUMBER s.

and be III force from and aftsf it's
publication In the .l0,cd Nuse Reggie
ter aud the Iord, EUcning Statesman,
newspapers published III Des Afoines,
IOwR.E SE1eA 84 m Ew3EANsnM@
Approved April'S, 1908. ~s
! hereby certify that the foregoing
act took effect by publication, as re-
quireds hy sectl0n O. .thespofs ON the
9th day of April, A. ID. 1893.
ED WRIGHT,
Sec'y OF State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
CHICAGO TRADE.

AGRlCULTURAL Iv1PLEMENTs.
TyILToN. bfBBf y HITCHCOCK. Jobbcrr in
u Agricunufaf fmp1esnesits, Thimble Skeins
Sad Irons, Wagon Makers Wood stock, 1877 8
Water ST ~ ss
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
COW MISSION

V0UNG. BROS. q CO.. Manufacturers and
Il Wholesale Dealers i'm Mems and BOYS Cloth
ing, 9s and 100 Michigan Ave.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
"a. SNYDER,

COUNTY SURVEYOR, GENERAL
~ Land and Real Estate Agent. win give
Estate, pay taxes, examine titles, collection OF
rents. &C., Cedar Falls. Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

nl;,s@. WYTH, u
TdA8t1IbNAlh1 yTAILOIS, FoGR
TsID66lstoAtk u U0ies Drug Store, Cedar Falls
iowa. Repairs neatly and promptly executed ON
the most reasonable terms.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
.s,wolHalsArHRop,

eRFeFVs US*6HN
NILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, Sign
IX1 Of the Big Bonnet Post oiiice block, Cedar
fails, Iowa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
Il. q. DAVIES,
cHAs. MoLTE

WILL ATTEND TO HOUSE PAINTING
nv Grafning and Paper Hanging. eaWproduce
good work. Residence on corner 9Th and Clay St,
Cedar Falls, Iowa. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

UNDERWOOD & CO., Commission Merchants
NJ In Flour, Grain. Seeds, Pork, Lard, Beef Tai
low etc, Office 100 Madieon Street. 81 'ff ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

FvNuE MONITOR makes more and better brio ks
u with given power, with less breakdowns than
any other Machine, Eagle Works Mfg Co, -is
(yat,ul Sfreet
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

a. SPAulDlkC,

CONTRACTOR AND BRIDGE BUILDER,
~ Cedar Falls, Iowa. Constructor OF the new
bridge at Cedar Fails. Refers to Hosea White,
SpringyiIle Linn Co.: Col. WalssT Shaw, Anamo-
"a, Jones CO. k4lso, to thee Bridge Csmnfittec oi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

;. "A. ,HARTMAN gwsv
Alsf1H cEDAe FAILs@ naak BfxDERY,
verkmsnlike mapper. Pafronize home institu-
tien, and bring ON your Papsrs, Blanks. Magazines
and Painphlct4, and have them. bound. Orders
tcS ~ TnE GAZETTE Ofiice will be promptly at
tended TO.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
CROSS & ROGERS,
CONTINUOUS Gum Won

RE inserting Artificial Teeth upon the yul
canite Rubber Base, and upon Gold or Plati
platef but would cab attention 60 their
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

Legal Advertisements at legal rates.
: Business Cards Of ave hpes or less $500 per
4. ydhr; each additional line &f.0o.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

ENAsxzxONABLEfDR DRESS MAKER. RES
. - menGx % kAKh4aingfon ST. epposite the Cath
Ole Church. Plain sewing OF every description
neatly done on short notice. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

Miss A. McNALLY q SISTER,
KRSINJMn.LINERYs& e. FANCY
IL Goods. Keeps constantly on hand COM
plete assortment OF choice Millinery. New goods
received every week. Opposite Townsend &
Knapps Bank, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
l,IOR(IA.
So ~ ~ fHff
Assistant AdlutIul-GcncrAl

The MNLIGNANT SPIRIT OF TIM REBELLION
STILL ACTIVE ~ TUE sOrTil.
10 /, Eaiior of 1he TfiJtlc
SIR: One of Our Northern citizcns-;l Brook
lynlte-aniycd In this city last evening. and had occa
90 TO the principal news office in town, where he
inquired for several OF the latest copies Of THE TRIBUNE
lie obtained them and he left the Office was followed
into the street by q specimen OF the southern cyairy'
who stepped in front Of him. and with hand upfed, ac'
cosod him thus "Sr in the name Of the n n Ks Iwarn
you 10 be crcumspcct IN your conduct while you
remain this city," Our friend naturally both sur
pri,cd and indignant lac fnccd his assailRnt had mis-
taken him for somebody else aud 50 told him. but was
answered No Sir know YOU" and repeated his warn
ing. "in the name Of the X. X. Ks Upon this our
fiend-the hight Of whose offending was that he was
Northcrner and had called for TnE TgBUNr-renarkcd
that he would cudeayor 10 take care Of himself and
mildly advised his assaant TO attend TO his own private
affairs uninnucnccd by the X. X. * Durin. the even
ing IL appears that meeting of the X. X N was held.
and az mdnight The streets echoed WIN M 9.,Son and
Oft repeated for the -tar Spanglcd Bdunc ana songs
Of Rebel and ubad character.
This little incident goes 20 show that Northern man
is not safe mt least from insult, M Augu'tn; that c
Rebellion still from being crushed, OF the people
from being reconstructed; aud That secret society,
which extending itself throughout the Southern states
stl cndCayOrs 10 IAN the cmbcs which mark tc exist
of stl powerful hatred of the North and OF he
Federal Government We have found much the same
state things throughout the South, and those towns,
like Augusta which escaped sheiman's march. seem To
possess tho most bitterness which have suffered the least:
We're rot FOR the regiments united states troops scat
tered throughout tie south order would hardly prevail
for hour and IL would seom that nothing but
healthy regard for the blue coats rc,ttis our nOut'
brethren from acts of violence aud diI0yalty rom
which loyal whites ana blacks alike would be- made 20
suffer Wasn't Gov. BrOwnloW right when hC saG " Ihe
war ought To have continued years longer 10 have
brought the Rebels wholly tO them senses lunrS'
AVgusid, Ga. March -. lsGs. NIAioE
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

INTERESTING CAsE.-The case of Ihclard ,.
BrghtWcl AGAINST the Trustees NJ Grctn l"WlN ~,
again resulted n q verdict favor OF the plainnh Ihf
the second suit OF this nature between The same 80
the former having been tried twice, and tacn s
plaintiff coming on victorious The facts IN the prrssss
ease as elected 10y the trial as follows h,hhlu,
Brghtwell. resident Of Green TOWNSHIP Vla,inpb ~
have preponderance OF white blood, presented hil'G -
at the polls at the election In the spring 0I 1907 anu
maudcd the privilege Of voting Ihis Ilght va ,,e.
him and thepuDon he brought suit Ia recover uahah
which he estimated at 5000 The Trustees mt ~ III
the following defense First That the pialhtu.
NOT have n preponderanee Of white blood Aco1h
That he refused be qualified at The time ~, % yoe pro-
ded he wond be sworn-all OF which, not being esla
shed Ia the satisfaction of the jury verdict OF b Wi
awarded the plaintiff This verdict u right ana J'l &
viii donbtloss cause howl OF Indignation 10 60 up % o
tho Coppcrhead camp they stlll believing WIN ,sh,ts
great APOSTLE that negro has no rights that " "'
mau CDemOcnticl is bOupd to respect.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
n speaking of the large vote given at the

In speaking of the large vote given at the
late election In New Hampshire, ne Statesman says;
II should De understood that there il no state M the
'nOu the people ~ which have been more cdh!nuo'ly
aud earnestly fuucd I'm partisan warfare tmn Those ot
New .liam,hire. Nearly all our campaigns are pichrd
battles. Moreover the annual election - preceded by
three months m which very largo numbers OF people
have pressing domestic duties Hence public AFFAIRS
are The subject ~ discussion In all places where people
cungrcgato IN cold weather In stores taycr mechanic
shops. prntngoniccs. aud at the domestic hrcsdc pot
ca discussion becomes the order Of the day. aud IN pur
sued with diligence not usual or convenient where eec
tOis take place IN summer Autumn. Tie Trainers of
our Constitution chose the second Tuesday OF March
because season of greatest leisure But, more than ALL
the vote the 10th inst great because more I'M
pOrtant election never summoned people To the polls
There never ~ season whom voters went with suci
alacrity 10 tho ballot box But great as s the vote 10
bears greater proportion O the population than did
that OF November lslO 10 tho then number oI nbab-
iants when Democratic electors were chosen by 623l
majority poll OF 5g022, and no fraud was charged by
the defeated partY
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

An inpatient couple in Chestcriield C9unISH lS,,
VA were isarTied In buggy few day. ago Inc ~ h.
anced bride made journey to klehmohu 20 - w1,
Wedding frousSfdu When she returned by rail- obo W.
met by her lover. with top buggy TO carry her !,
on the road they met the pastor of their oluIch,
he License had ALREADY been obtained the impatient .s
TOO ger bridegroom insisted upon tho ceremony 'hs,
nerforned at once-the preacher on horseback al ~ @
In the csrriagg-with a farmer and his wife, Who nap
poued to DO present, Tor witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
THE SOCTHERN STfTES.
VIRGINIA.

OEpLRs FROM GIN. sCHOrlELp.
The Richmond Wing of Tuesday says The
holder, Of the public Offices in Virginia may well.
presume begin put their houses ia order. The follow
ing fruni headquarters is ominous forcshadoWg Of
" hat b, coming;
HpQES- FIRST MILITARY DisTmCL)
SINIE UF NiRGINA,
RICHMOND. March 80, lSGS.
GlNrR,t OEpTR~. No. ST BY order issued from
r- headquarters on the ld day OF April. 1851. all elec-
ions for state county aud municipal officers in virginia
having suspended until the registration prescribed
uy act Congress should be completed and II having
hcsn found eNpedicnt continue said suspension 0 cleo
tons whereby ccrtaIn elective offices have become va
cant y expiration VI term. of service and some VI the
officers whose terms have expired being ineligible Tor re-
election appointment viii bc made by the commanding
General suitable persons can be selected to hl
all such vacancies.
2 Military Commissioners will report, without unneces.
delay the OF all elective officers whose legal
pred. stating whether such onic ~ are c
BILE foI reelection and II ineligible they viii a,o forward
the Of suitable persOns % MI the Yacancs, accom-
panied with satisfactory evidence Of character ana qu
locations Petitions from citizens, registered voters Tor
the appointment Oi person To Office VIII, IN Ike ma
ner he forwarded by the Military Commissioners, with
indOrsemcn as Ia character anc qualifications.
All officers Will continue To act after the expiration
Of their Official terms required by existing laws. uu
their successors are qualified.
By command OF BlcNct MaJorG Schohcld
:. +. CHNLtIN,
Assistant Adiutlut-' ',cncral.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
PAIRING orr

=
SIR: Allow me To saggcst N those Rrpuol-
can electors who cannot be home % vote on IucS1I
without great loss the proprety OF pairing oB with some
Democratic IL Is perfectly fair. and many On NC
line of road between here and Norwalk who cannot Gu
stay 10 vote. may well ask in their employ, OK
whom they eau influence, 10 release them hy pAr.hs
OF. "
Neir- iOil., April 3. 1868
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

y
mcnt here, already at fcvcrhcat has received new
impetus from the action taken by the Republican
registrars in the Third aud Filth Nardstlc great Cop
pcrlcad srUnghold, where they consummato the larger
part OF the frauds OF which they guilty-whch has
Int altogether phase upon affairs, and may ulti-
macly assume great Importance IN the matter OF de-
ciling who shall be next Governor The history of
the matter Is follows: few days previous TO the
commencement Of the work Of admitting voters
aud the naturalization Of aliens, few OF the
leading Union In this city published card In which
they stated thar they should use every proper and legal
TO sustain the purity of Tue ballot box Tue pro-
po,aI Was met with scOrn ard derson by Copperhcad
officials, aud Il work or supend0u' ifaid commenced.
The bors Of the sccctmen IN the admission OF voters
having ceased they insisted that everything that had
been made should go upon thc-regsS ios Tue iephD-
after taking legal advice upon the matter, refused To
certify tost the correctness OF the lst unless GER
ont on accoum Of their being fraudulenIly made,
ard that certain other men should come forward and
satisfy them that they had resided In the ward sur
nccnt length Of time In the second ward 60 names were
thrown or and then the list was gned although there
are many that ought have been rejected of these
only four appealed, TO inc selection to
be REPLACED which shows that the remaining 50
we're afraid " attempting further yainy Whether the
Srlcctmcn viii attempt 10 rush these through the
ground of clerical error on sieell4n d remains TO be
after careful examination of the question
by legal gentlemen, signed tue ,Res,stg Hide, mnder
ness. Th. contains 1890 names. Last year the list
numbered 500 There waste of old voters during
the yenr of G0 10 that the increase OF is
less than 500 calling for increase Of population in that
ward not less than 2oo0 people. Tho increase OF the
population the entire city has not been that during the
year past The fraud is evident to any The
protest 0f the Registrar may have the effect OF carrying
the question before the Legislature, where no one
doubts hut that examination OF the matter
would result In throwing out the vote. In the
Fifth Ward the Republican Registrar has not Yet
signed the list and t has been printed without sigma
lures aud tho Sceemcn declare that thcywill proceed
To AN election with the list signed which would result
In vltating the election In that ward Tho Republican
registrar has indicated the names OF number OF men
vote which must be erased from the list before he Will
sg The COpperhead registrar refuses to permit the
ensures there dead lock Last year the Copper
head majority this ward 9OO being about tho
majority which MIR. English received IL tho state;
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

Music Hall WAS literally packed last evening
BY most enthusiastic audience. Able and convincing
arguments were made by Cen f. VI Lee, Judge Kelly Oh
Philadelphia, and Col. Montgomery Of Ohio. telegram
vas received announcing the result OF the election IN
Rhode Island which was greeted with tremendous sP
pause. The portion Of NeYIiayen County "iu
do far better than last year.