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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
Including l scattering

These, of course, are in the lower Wards,
from which population is recedmg but they
are not alone The World clamOrs for more
Districts in the XIXth Ward, whereof six dis
tricts polled last Fall less than an average OF
200 votes each and the Aldermen hayo already
responded by creating number of new dis
tricts Would it not have been wiser to reduce
the larger districts by charging those which,
poll so few vOtes7
Let us have polls in such numbers that every
legal voter can enjoy his right; but let ms not
have districts subdividcd which have less than
the minimum of voters required by law to JUS
tify division. Half the districts polling 600 to
700 votes last Fall would have pollcd less than
500 but for the extensive manufacture OF fraud
ulent Naturalization papers during the last two
years Were these detected and branded, and
were our petty districts polling 30 to 200 votes
enlarged as they should and easily might be so
as to contain 400 legal voters each, there would
be need of very few new districts
This camOr for scores of new districts means
Fraud. 1t is intended to create so many polls
that the Republicans cannot half watch them,
and then rush in Illegal votes by the bushel.
We cannot stop the creation of needless dis
trcts, but we must try to render them Of little
use to their cOntrIveTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

The new Tax bill ordered by the House will
be ready in a day or two. The Committee on
Ways and Means will not make any recon-
mendations about the reduction of the tax on
distilled spirits they will leave the matter to
the House The sub Committee on Tobacco
will recommend the reduction of the tax on
fne-cut chewing tobacco to % cents. and ON
smoking tobacco to ~ cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
A LOOK AHEdD.

The World propounds the following queries
to those of its brother Democrats who insist
on running their machine on the Clay Dean,
Chauncey- Burr anti-Ncgro track:
"snce Negro Suffrage be upset during the next
Presidential term neither by Congress the Supreme
Court by what agency ist to be overturned Not surely
by the negroes by the governments in which they
voters. II done at ALL II will be by the White citizens Of
the South acting outside the STATE governments. But
what shall prevent the governments trying them for
treason against the State Rhode Island tried and
fenced DOrr Or who doubt that they would do II I
1t too evident that the negroes be oused from the
suffrage only by successful instruction OF the White
citizens against the State governments; and The
World has too deep OF responsibility and too clear
foresight Of consequences 10 advise the NATIONAL Con-
venon to recommend this method Of redress The effect
Of such recommendation would be 10 repe Republicans
who other grounds ready 90 join and whose aid
must have il We are TO elect President II any Of
Democratic contemporaries think the party already as
large as hey irish H. zee do not share their sentiments"
The World forgets. Didn't the Democrats
carry Connecticut California, New-Y ork, New
jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Oregon, &c.
&c, in their last elections And can't they carry
all these, and more with them, next Fall, by
clamoring for "a White Mans Government"
and bounding on their ignorant, drunken latter
donations to hate and curse "niggersp To be
sure, if they thus elect a President, they will
acquire little power; since the. Senate Gas The
World shows will be immOvably adverse to
them; but "the Masses want to travel this
road; and why not let them?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
" The fonrth of the aeries of nriiele

" The fourth Of the series Of articles
on the National academy Exhibition, q
Letter from MericO, the great Base Ball
Match at Buffalo, the Working IVOmen's Home,
Light WGnted,n the Cooper Institute Read
ing Room, the Horse Car Nuisance, A Prob
lem, AnOther Public Nuisance, Letter from
IeTdS, Message Of Coz. Pedse, the Rich
mond Whisky Frauds, and CiUd Court Reports
riH be found on orr second page; Criminal Court
Reports, the Court Calendars, the Money Market,
and Produce and Lire Stock Markets, the State
of Trade, Domestic Markets, ETC., ETC., on the
and Real Estate on the seceath page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD TRAIN THROWN
OFF-CARS SMASHED.

ALBANY, June 1.-THE mail train on the
Central Railroad due here at $50 this afternoon was
thrown from the track about five miles this side OF schen
ectady while running the OF 80 miles an hour The
Merchants Union and American Express cars and one
baggage car thrown over an embankment ~ tees
bcb and badly broken One passenger car was thrown
OF tho track but did not go the embankment An
Pxpress messenger named Carr injured but no pas
soncers The accident caused by the spreading OF
the rail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

The deliberate and cOld-bloOded asSasslna-
ton of Major Lawrence United States Marshal
for Kentucky, at Russellyille, in that State, on
Tuesday, was the work of the Ku-klux klan'
who arc determined to drive out every Union
man in that section. Major Lawrence had been
an officer of a Kentucky Union Regiment, ana,
as a United States Marshal he was Il zoe OF
1islnrnltN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

We have rejected as idle rumOrs several un-
authenticated reports that Deacon Andrews had
confessed the murder OF his neighbOr, Corne-
lius Holmes of Plymouth, Mass. AT length we
have it on what seems credible authority
that the Deacon, who was one of the first cti-
zens of Plymouth. has made such confes-
sion claiming that the act was in self-defense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

The wOolly-head and shin-bone party has a
new apostle in the person of Senator Doolittle,
who the other night appeared before the peo-
pie Of Trenton, "in plain and simple language"
(to quote his own rather remarkable Words,
and formally impeached the Congress of the
United States at the bar of the State of New
Jersey. We shall not pretoad to follow the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

THE NEw-oREEANs ELECTION COMPLICATIONS.
NEw-ORLEANs, June 17-Mayor Conway has
fled reply to the writ OF quo carao He takes excep-
ron 10 the right OF writ TO issue the petition OF
Heath as he Conway holds his Office both by military
order and by election by the people. hearing post
poned until Saturday. Both Boards of Aldermen have
organized, but business has been transacted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
coNFEssIoN on A MuRpERER.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, June 17.-Deacon Andrews
has confessed TO his counsel that he killed Cornelius
Holmes and claims that he acted In self defense. The
confession is in writing and is TO DO submitted 20 the
grand jury with Ihe view Of ustyug Indictment for
anslaughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

The incorpOratOrs of the Underground Rail
road for this city commenced yesterday to
fulfill the duties of the trust given them by
the Legislature They elected Board of Di-
rectOrs, who WILL as soon as possible, commence
to build the road so much needed by the public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

if the whisky tax trouble were settled the
clerks might contrive TO enjoy the comforts OF
life on their present salaries. What does this
meant Are the comforts of life" in Wash
ington SYNONYMOUS with cheap whisky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

A report on Secretary McCullochs proposition
to issue S25,OO0,OOO Of certificates, to take the
place of compound interest notes soon to fall
due, will be made by the Senate Finance Com
mitteee within "a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

published negative vote on the motion to table
Mr. Bingham's motion to request the Senate to
return tho Clerks Twenty Per Cent bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

Yesterday was the last day of the Spring
meeting of the Jerome Jockey Club. The
Summer meeting takes place the last Of this
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
CENTENNIAL OF sHELRuRN. MASS.

Shelburn, Mass, celebrated Its centennial an
niyersary yesterday The Rev TheophIlus Packard was
bury. Conn. tho Rev. Dr. Gray, Chaplain OF the United
states souate. anu others participated u the EXERCISES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

The report of the Committee on Post Offices
IN favor of erecting the building ON the prem
iscs purchased from tho City, ut the southerly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
THE GOvERNoRsHIP OF MISSISSIPPI

Gov. Humphreys of Mississippi, while at
political meeting at sardes, received telegram an
nouncing that Gen. Mcdowell had removed MN ana r.
j. Hooker, the Attorney. General, aud had appointed
Gen Aines Military Governor, and Capt Myers Attorney
General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

Tie names Of Messrs. Ward and Van Wyck
were unmtentiOnally omitted yesterday in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

N. S. Welsh has been chosen United States
Senator from Florida.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

For Presidenf.. Gen. Ulysses =. Grant.
FOr Yses President. Hon. Schuyler CoItax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
Tem'Oork Daily gribmtts.

THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1868.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-04

0soree babe 3arccurt erncreet. roe e
0lnf Gus eem Bpo,t oerafber, (Coe
BOOT 'putre 'pdter ana, ltstber) nehcem,
Vtorae au,idasftb1'; ausin Ter Nlte
lduans's ras AQes. I'm balb feten lltr
pe,taQte fh tos @snd&.|
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-04

GomfortobIe6
leutine6 0aff< : Rp}tbaue
jr,n Or inneipta=Sbel.
dim ooern gaps Der GDr,Rraee.
%: untsr5eiGntteu erlaubsn Gt hermit, 1t,
aufmerslamfett bss s%tnbsimifttn une aueuSrtt-
Jsn esrfften pub!ifums auf ihr nett une b.
lusm elneerihtstss @aR' unb Rofbaus ~ lsn-
fen.
Sn osn,fslben fneet ee7 merths GaG st, aaer-
frsunsli&fs unb 5iaiaue B,etsnuug, rsfulid.s
9pgis, gut. Ro0, tur3 Anes. pas in eirer arAGu-
oissn Birtbfhaft bsanltruGi ,osreep farm.
Cute @taQune tsFnhet E1 ebeufaae s,im
Dauie.
Has 9trsb'n etr (1nter,:i9nst,u If bic Hn.r
t~snnune sever. 81, 81 beehren.
Gfmoli & humnef,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-04
#}f %attbtas.&pll.
rr IautI&wi =" si"'t
&pmmilfipns >6dnble1

> DeehI. . eide ans ashuea frldbten. al.
4eSfeI. Granger, Gitreues &c. ~
E9aaren rerten In ser 6ssht tbs faus fs,.,
a ,nb IA BseI uses ttienbatn a.tstest. '"'
= ADaareRlajeE Sttlsp stra6e, lpif&ea ;. e,r,t,
1sA' untere Qan6una. -e.w No. t,,,.r
st. pauL IT. .'N. ""'s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-04

5o botte ibr ~WtorQs" I'm MsFef wn
eas barcou.ie. .iren N'polpsr. cine Gloz
i6e tin dirurai{@sa Bsllsd, ME Dos
6areourl8.
Na6 Der @unu @an So!ens nf|dr
oub sin e~riOu 6o!eomte ue;d,
osn Ana'tIaattn 10-1l 9abr 9efanm
n 9aQtpa1tIen NIT tbm esma6t rae
b's bd ibm asfunrtne Wt0er ibm 9ft6n.
klet6.r Dtllta 8 tt,eu9t. rof
Bun Spltn Elm dbrliGts W'1er a'batt
babe. pie Dos porlisasnpe. @on Solen's
Brursr rt'd,t, ro6 her NnQef|aale Elm
,tanss @t,ur9s(h,s BsNtd a.babt. mis
oo6 poriientnes. Rims p,r oorg,lsaten
&lstounsaf tiden bic an rsr Qetae 0sfun
en- r'r d5n!id. eie 6a,cou,t 0etransn.
9n n'rislbsn mtiir, aur, no m5alid
nr6 I'd ,tsrr isuat Dan Solens Natsr.
6a'cour,. 1 g., iaa,t rsr Wtt, babe
ltnar3e6 6aar stbabt, uno imif6.n Der
5a,be psGtlbui une ben, In @iate ae
iunre"en (tt oar tttn @eralei&. LEG
gings" babe 6orcourt eor nidt aebabt
@sorae babe ttnrn COMMUNICATIONS
aug eebabt, 'be 5artoart eefomzen mar
Der @bief MeSslra,b bobe tbu, BIN, Ill
ten. atfoRt: st MIL mid rurh eielsn
@%rim'na!fau aur berlbmt mo@fn, weittr
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3orcourt iet betrunfsn eereEen. 100 er
NIT 0toras fihen oeaan9sn. Dret rer<
(6ieoene puionsn ba,ten u;ds't. Der Nlis
babe M:uBerunsen aemadt pab er elaute
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-04
s.. 4. S3eifuntc3.

s. 4. S3eifunic3.
gde Der Vlnftea urs @eror< Stsas,.
a~saenuber Be, Gountp.SoiL
s~rnpRt5lt lid hermit BE- Aitn eem eeetrter esak
Vubl,.um oils
Gerber unp 3uberstter oler Nrten con
Nel3en unb Jeuent
outs gum u nterttatn spn q eI,paares.
n u:'ben Gahe II lid orbsild,e MOD. 70 petl
,u1ea Vcrirs6Iin'sit Ser Mrbeit, pie ru,d B;aia.
'e'' er Waaren r%oatomnene getrieripuus 10
.epGhren. 353
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-04
Orocerie Il. Yrppifon=@tpre

Jpbn @eber Ii. 81 D..
<ds DOE Sort unr Nonfg Snost
(nahs esy fratssrr yHeg.";
81. VauL Mtune . i.
Wtr lsnfen bic Autm:rianfeit Ter gara..
0on S'. pau! unt In accent auf unIsru uobI-
attultsn @rotershr rt. HQ, Q.ten Greeersu
esbsnsrntt!el. Wsb.. Butter Iier. stn oryaueIt
tse BloS 2aee, It. batfn n,s lets an Hanb.
Wir liefe1a Anisrn Rlufes be Maa.iy 49,
Deus.
um a~euetstsn 3u'prut o,ner
ce>pbn N,eber T. Brurrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-04

Deutl6e Gierwirtblduft
Gpiept Self.
Sadfon strahe. nahe Der yesee.
@anl po'aua',G.s W., t, unb aue anesu
Sia'tunuetraafs 10 ptt icmudtaft, foI.s, Su.
o'u, asube nos Der opn er Wstle Mhaefpannte
"rt' I'LL Hstle &c. @tdrturs Srsurfeuse kraa1t.
dueel 81 al meiney Var.
SDieyh 9ttif.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-04
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3en3iM& u. &ande,

p1aAler In ViautS. NuFfaltiGsu Suit ume..
M. 1.tsa uns 6Ar.tt1e;ertaiten.
~aetaiSs Wsea, u tas bte terttmtea ,,Deber
N Rep. Asi Gt,n.
- aattsAa. mi ie,.m ssse,anext.5 ut.s erttetlt \.
ysessS nesesa seat~nt xsaeeA3asaats xfsttsexReaea
ts.sss, 5sa' ae ettsse. .xsse se. Poi . Office, 6.
VIZ. DlAA. 10
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-04
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Penrp 26iRbaner.
vue RSathtnatcn uns Ste @traSs.
St PAM Wtnnelcta.
sertent etnretaururs, pcrsueI'ts @tsor-
zen u. boz bette 2aeertie, toI,e i'd lstf ...ratbia.
% Nu@ etsbte feesr gormittaq et.raa qun6,
penrp 9 Gif'bautr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-04
@ibarb marptu

Nicbarb marptu
rsppshrt unh psriaut i'm GRIFFIN, l1Disim 4ies-
usu 9Oreeaan. elias unS Que tuoas 500
tGlaGsahs Waarsn.
Drtttt uno Ben d ~Strcs
3Di(aen Gsear' aat Mabafbap,
st. paul. 0Dtune,,,,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-04

..Sotntp bau8"
ssn 5ultuS 9rpR.
'soSfsSroBe. nobe ocn Wtnslcwz6auft
ct: pa VI, " inn.fota.
! sDas gan3e5 aue ii nurGauerenppir,, 5reuub.
hos Ine eeausms Gimme, 1,stn Samilien UNI
tt1selH:r per'onsn 1ur OisppFtion.
~ Sur auto 5taauno ii ebentala aufv
9eat ~ntfrrat
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-10
@iieitbdbn.
cfNee sts Rttsisers mmb Observation-Disclosures
n -1.f,5.,zfr " eas.gl. %. o. fenbRh neRS
e ) ~ 3ihf2s NpnFh@fnS Qertr Aen G0funr 1851

ofNee ets Rtteisers unb Observation-Disclosures
Il T5s!fts. d. gsusyl. %. g fs n.esh n'ea;.es
q '3 Raibsips, Senn. ben 4. Sanaar 1862
Bon anb mad stsreas. Sen I; sana s ;1sss
swerben tasli9 sUei IN folssnSes pFss
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amin 3idman nm 1lllbr q Rtriaiten A6enbS:
foiy,r,t Il. 9aerny5is an iin els 9. Ut. mnb IN
6ifron nm 500 t1br y. Rstf,igs.
1 sss S sga Il 5ss Se ssans asaa s
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s saiso, ia.s aos uni. ae BDi
s s.r a VINE si R sBsIen aanis / sssa
aou!s, Ro Gbieaso, SUI, Dubuque Sosps. st. Paul!
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tss sta%i s4.n psriast Stdmdn nm su5r 40 i
Rad5n.ittas sb erreI9t guitpiIe ams fbE @StBeiss
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la,tf GSaftainogn Ha5asGiJ fur Gbdttanoo Rnoy
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sSies 1T bie tarseite 9inD biuisae 0eeate
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fsfg faaI iassgfs Hne ,Isa
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E.4 sbsfssnrnisHFlaHs Gen. sspsrsntenSen.
! np2t sR g4 Sft q. s.g. y. eiisnpabE.
4 i "a Is
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-10
Gbgtftelb nllo Rentmdp
i s.5e Giffnba6n.
g1afbpilIe mnb MRempbis aiuie.

j Ole i@neujse nab ,ppetIas Ii@fe Aoate nod DseH
pbts, Gumbolbf, Gaifc unb ale pnntte i'm Beften.
Bug uerI6St 4nibuiIIe via LIS Ga&mittaes RHs
cryeidt Nemphis em fol8epeen lorgen um . uhrl
1etISbt @empbis nm nbt Abenbs Mne sFrti4t
Safbpiue am nG1ften Bprmtttaa 10 u4r.
9 9erEtsls gesd,ntttdes Bus moot sena..sn M
bbts etfehbabn fiis 6He fibIiden Bunfte. ebeniaAs
mdd9t &c aenonen Anj6iuk tn AgmboIbt NIT 8&geH
faf GAtsc, ct. 2otiS unb nGe wefIi&en pHnfte.
3iege 2inieiit nit eIe6dnten S@lafpeaen verie4eR,
In "a guteM fn5rbarem DaftGnt snb tt psrbfreitet,
Hafagisre asst Sru@t f4ntn uns 2iiHttli@ M bef6r'
i3bomae 4affarb,
JULES 0ea'I. Snp't. Q. u. 3. eifeabatn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-10

sic 1tnterfsi6ukfsn nfrben am IL Rouember bic
Geraiis6ah< 4nA aarpkr's Ba3dr, eiHer w64tnHt4sM
tnfrirfen 6amilten 8eititrIit, bic sef Doe nne per
Hss .aetia sm s.s 5 sSs's sner
9RoSt 5etNr0 en- geniiSeh una negR@ cir ahtefari4eS
Sonrnd 5a perbtnSen, sasElr ieaen 5aHsflaane aHs
entbebriip fetn piro. .ea.,,t
anorananger finS NIT ss0bem Reitefdasit9atse NIT
bers nit BEN fan1fen 8hsasr IN rttn, neIdsr bic
Rceen ft bic teitenben SonrnaIe in 8eriin 1Ie er
aeuddt moreen, um bteielbtN i'm Botans bterptE %
hefsra, 70 has in 3tnnft NIT oeten Usrs
Dfientlih HnS N 4uftS ne Herttn St1gelnsn wefeen
Elm 8oftfei ben teir eGnSefe 3stfrift bier bot.
: Die Ahornenten ron S1rper's 6osos Eeroen ale
uieTaebu 9nee groBe NhIfterfnrtet DE pog
4O-O utter fir Samen un6 Rinoetblte, 4kdnteP
&teDer, nnterflefSeT n51D 11l0efe Mttteas
besIettet non ben a6thtsen geibretbangsn nnS Nns
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