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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
The Difference,

For the rebel soldier who dared TO face death fol
WhS we are willing to admit he belieyed wa.
right, we entertain high degree of resgect. We
are willing that his gsllantry, as displayed on 8
hundred battle-heds, shall be the subject Of admi
ration. 1t is TO be admired Future history will
record the soldiers Of the rebel army as valiant true
soldiers.
But far the rebel minister, who, after thousands
OF men In East Tennessee had led across the noun
tans TO cast their fortunes with those fighting under
the old flag, remained here fortified behind his
ministerial privileges, and by hypocritical and
blasphemous prayers insulted our wives and moth
ers, nsuted just God, by praying for our destruc-
ton and for the humiliation Of the Union army,
fer this class Of men, whs are yet unrepentsnt We
,ntertain supreme contempt History will re-
cord them as wanting in principle, wanting in
courage wanting in every attribute that constitutes
g man what his Creator intended he should be-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
Hon. Horace Maynard,

Candidate for Congress in the Second
Congressional District, will address the
people as follows, viz:
Cumberland Gap, Claiborne county, We'd
nesday, October 18th.
Tazewell, Claiborne county, Ihufsday'
October 10Th.
Maynardsville, Union county, Friday
October 30th.
Other candidates are invited to attend
and accept a division Of time
john l., MURPHY,
Chairman Republican Elk. Com, 2nd Cong.
District.
Knoxville, Tenn, Oct 9th, 1868.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
Book Notices.

There is scarcely any one thing that children are
so eager 70 krow about as the great world we live
in. After they can read for themselves, no books
so seize upon their attention as those which describe
distant countries and their wonders They have
an eager passion, in short, for geography. But our
schools pretty we'll manage TO kill this craving for
sphical information. The child has Pri-
mary Geography thrust into his hands, and is
forced to get long list Of the names of continents
oceans bays and gulfs rivers, mountains cities and
capitals, aud to repeat these day after day, in
unmeaning and disgusting routine that soon creates
rooted ard lifelong distaste for the whole subject.
The short Of il is that most text books of geogra-
ply for beginners are as bad and as destructive as
they possibly can be made. But not quite ALL
Miss Mary L. Hail. graduate of the Massachu-
sets State Normal School, at West Newton, one Of
those born with remarkable talent instinct and
love for teaching children, has written book ex-
actly fitted TO excite stimulate crafty satisfy and
perpetuate the childs natural craving for such
knowledge. II begins by describing in familiar
and easy words and sentences such things as noun
tainF hills and valleys rivers and lakes seas oceans
and Islands. 1t talks about mines waterfalls, mills
factories and ships praries aud deserts, rain, sun
and climates. Having in this attractive way given
the little learner idea OF such things she goes on
to explain how the world is actually laid off in con-
hnents and oceans, and to describe the principal
Islands, mountains and rivers Of the world. Finally
she tells about the principal countries of each con-
hnent-their pecularities Of climate, their remark
able productions, and the people that live in them
Now, it is true that AL works Of geography are
occupied With these same things But the point Of
difference between Miss Halls book and Others, is
the fact that hen lays ali these facts before the child
In SO thoroughly natural way as 10 seize his at
tenton, caPtivate his Imagination and make him
cling TO this little book he would TO his Robinson
Crusoe or Jack the Giant Killer OF course, things
50 oArhoa are learned forever thoy become part Of
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28

the memory. Such a book is eminently ft to so
into every primary school as the geographical first
book, and into the family as Preside wonder-book
in winter evenings for little readers who have got
upon their FIRST readings for their amusement.
We can heartily urge it upon the attention of pa
rents as a capital household book with the high and
rare merit of Joining instruction and delight 1t is
published by Nichols & Hall, As Washington street,
Boston, and is called "Our World
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
Mass Meeting at MaryVIlIe.

a grand mass meeting Of the Republicans of
Bount and adjoining counties will be held at Mary
vile on Wednesday Speeches will be made by
Judge II. II. Harrison, Colonel D. NJ. Nelson, and
others. A special train will be run on the Knox
vile and Charleston Railroad, and persons wishing
to attend the meeting will be taken over and return
for half-fare. The train will leave here at o'clock
in the morning We expect a goodIy number Of
our citizens TO be present.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
COUNTY COURT-KNOx COUNTY.

ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
~ November, 1865 pursuant 10 dscres Of Che County
Court Of Ku0x county pronounced at the October ie
1855. IN the case D. aud Pricey j. Armstf'nE ~
John II. byvls and others sill Offer Tor sale az
outcry house door iu Knoxville, tract 9 t'
situated IN the IZsh District Of said county, ADJOINING "
lands Of n. W. HuHaker ard others, containing l7
more or less subject, however, % the wid0vs d0Wsf-
sale will = credit % six and twelve moath ~
Of equal amount being required with aPpfoyed H. +
lien retained until the purchase money IL fully paid 10 ~
provided however, that unless the Of two h1hii+
iaIs s5 pa - Oe pa 'H'is VIII Dc wM RULE Csrk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
Public Speaking.

Hon, Il. H. Harrison Republican Elector
for the State at large, will speak in Knox
vile on Wednesday, the 18th instant, at the
ringing Of the court house bell Let US
have a good turnout, and we promise a
GOOD sneech.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
Only One Week More.

The Presidential election comes off next
Tuesday, November Sd, and let us give
Grant our full strength. The battle has
already been fought and won. Lot us have
a telling majority
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
President CaIlaMar,s Defense.

We call attention to the triumphant vindicaton
of Mr.. Galloway. We give it the benefit of both
our weekly and triweeky circulation, as alike duo
70 both Mr.. Galloway and the stockholders.
SENIOR EDITOR
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
For District Electors :
snecinI notice.

The Vino f. conducted sscay ppon he CASH .s'en. 81
psps are doon,uuoH Al ne expiration II De as for phoh meg
haze BEEN paid suorf5t 'rH h. H0efTwo WEEEs 'o'e my
tiBs out -rt.gu s. rens'r'd NE Pare' vi" %
douiinued. The rtis from rlh there rH &c 10 ofpa'
hfre Watch for dse naarE AID rsTer g0ur 7bs1Thon'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28

gM Pr7rrxsrlt & CO.. and JOY, Cor Co., are our au-
thorized Advertising Agents for New YORK city.
sH PAuyy No. lCs Vine street above FOURTH Cinein-
natl Ohio H. our only authorized Advertising Agent for
Cincinnati and vicinity.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
4. I1i,rEp5-y3T-ANCE OF A DECREE

~ -. ,lf. case at the Octooer Term, lsas, u
Hihl u I'm s.I at the door Of the eouft house In
said t9uf fy che 18th o. November, ls3s, tract Of
hnoA,-, - t-r-s belonging % the heirs % Danls Cal
lana 'l wing the l.th Civil District Of Knox e9un
yeau ae H. Lands Of Jeremiah Johnson samuel Bow
~ 10 viii be sold without tho equity Of To-
ma. 5 aad NJ months time, aud notes bearing inter
~ IN b. required, With s0od security, aud lien reian'4
I'll th- Rt-iv.5, pf5 d. A. DEADERICK. G.. e N
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
Stockholders, Notice.

THE ANNUAL CONVENTION q oi
che Stockholders Of TIE Knoxville and hsi..,,r-
road Comrany will De held at their once il "
FRIDAY the yTth day % November nrts pfrs.lrut
Knoxville, Oct Zs-ft q. "
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28

90 - - SALES OF NAL Estate.

SALES OF REAL hSiAi -.t...t.r
J.H. ands. z. King Naaey coz DCCpu,v
IN ACCORDANCE WITH I % G o. ..l1 oosI,.
made in th, At g. os esl-i 5 que in kao5Tls
y 's No. at l ii 1 y Of LsI sSs q o ,sI
about I5 acres belonging ID .f District q Hu0N county.
deemed asi sa y e. aaI: H bs. 1 ,aS 9
ers credit % rs -g. s-lsrlty aud lien retained
,,ithout interest, AMI al ,-H
I'M he purchase money ' ID A. DEADERICs, e. a N.
O-t g7-twIw3t pf'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
uriersoa Clap, Executor, &C. Pleasant johnson a
others.
N ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE

i made a. the October Term IsCs, Of said Court ~ ~
Al TIN door Of the c0rSt house ia ku9eTc ~ ~ IN,
gTtb N November Is6s tract cf land nc n,
heirs OF Pleasant Johnson deceased ssrpty a.
acres situate In the "a Civil District on I,E W-i
dining thc lands Of Robert Johnson, a ~ MONEY
Moon and john Gibbs; per cent or we 80 bearing
- - M haad and the ecsdnr NJ. = 100 -
t,esf ~ ami i2 months viii be taken WIN - r-rrhsss
ruritv agd I. lien retained for payment % '
oss 9s-tw1w9tPn T. - u"
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In Bankruptcy.

Eastern District Of Tennessee.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Il Notice is hereby given that Ben. Peck ~ RltlelE
Granger county, has been July app0u ted Assignee q" pr
estate Of VIM. H. Taylor, Of said county o. sr1nEsT ~
has been adudgod Bankrupt upon his petition h1 I'D
District Court for TIRE Eastern District Of Tennessee
Dated at RutIedgc Oct Zs.It BEN. PECh Assigur1.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
u,nI,rrn, and IusoIycnt Notices

Notice is hereby given 70 Deputy Marshall Clerks and
others that ali Notices BANKRUPTCY and Insolvency
paid advance. Such Notices will not be pub
ished hereafter unless accompanied BY the cas6.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
NOTICE.

I WILL GIVE $50 REWARD FOR TuE
i recovery aud delivery Of SLIM Round-bodsd DARh
BAY PACING HORSE in the face, pointing from
the other eye white hind foot, ~ lugh~s
above hoof the et side the point 81 o
ribs, long and "a q Of inch wide. She b Eve
years old persons would take her 10 De older hovoT
EBENELER GOODtN
oct 2s-It1 Witty county, Ksntucky.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WoNDFRFI1I.III

bisn Love Love CT Turkish Edsu The Ara
obtained In $3.50 aana's Great Secret Fasciuation
piets ostro @ S9nes In possession Won have e
keeePss Bgaatinl Arts, How get a. sShgs faiuab'
&C. All mailed for ten cents Addrss. h Choice Secrets
'sP-''" T. y. WOOD, Vernon Ns,, H..
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FOR vIcE.PREsTDEET,
FOR CoKGREssMEE

= For the State at Large;
,J0HN b ROGERS, dong term
THOS. A. HAMILTON, Short term
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
Second District
HORACE MAYNARD, OF KNOX Co.

For Electors for the State at Large;
d. w. c. SENTER,
HORACE III. HARRISON. 80
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
Bride and Rridas,rnon.

piisAls toR You've MEN on the fntsr..tf,- -.
10 natrIi Dr ae IN the institution Of Marri.ge CO.
in sealed Istt IoSety, and true happiness sent h., -
f'SVOlAIlON, Box ?, PhiI.depbis p ''Ie's hyN ARD
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
WONDERFUL

any person ~ NAY instantly gain the usaviB- I ,
happy and Wtsr ~ T me ungle married the MARI
An o koys, secret Of Success How 10 . '9e Also
" -, eu Tree TOT - cents. 100 900 soB ,IIeh etc
Us 80" hEEFEs Co, rs Nsss.5 81 y, .,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28

S10 A DAY MADE BY ANY ONE
~ with my Patent STENCIL Toora - -
80 beware OF intrngers. Ny Circular viii - .'
uLess a. ). FOLLAh sPringaels, Vermont - Al
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-18
FLORIDA.

The Congregational Canvass-The I'm.
peachment Business-ProclRmR
tion by Lieut.. Gov. Gleason-His
Opinion OF the Impeachment-Ho
Disputes Gov. Reeds Right 20 His
Omcc.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov. IA circular
Of the unterriisd Tiger Committee, published
to day, indorses and commends Col, VIM. M.
Saunders rs tho peoples candidate for tho
Forty first Congress as the representative
man Of his rae. AMI Of the people of the
South.
Saunders takes the stump at once.
A postical description Of about one hundred
lines on the impeachment situation appeared
In Gov. Reeds interest this morning, and
afforded much amusement to tho rebels, So
called.
Lieut.. Gov. Gleason issued to-day a procla-
nation dated yesterday which states that In
the late special session Of the Legislature, q
quorum Of both Houses were present, and
that Gov. Reed Recognised them by sending
msssengss and transaoting business with them,
and that IL members Of the Senate present say
that the impeachment Of an officer Is In no
sense legislative business, but that Il Is ex-
elusively judicial In its character. and such as
may DO as we'll transacted at a special as at 3
regular term and that the constitution de-
clares that any officer, whom impsachsd, shall
be deemed under arrest, and disqualified from
| performing any Of the duties Of his Office
until acquitted by tho Senate and that
Harrison Reed, in gross contempt Of all tte
people Of the State, and their assembly which
impsachel him, and their Senate. the only
tribunal under the constitution which has
Jurisdiction In cases Of impeachment and tho
violation Of tho constitution Of the State, re.
fuses to deem himself under arrest and dis
qualified from performing any duties Of his
off CO until acquitted by the Senate, or submit
hi mself to tho judgment Of the Senate, hut
o rrogates to himself the right to pronounce
the impeachment void, and proceeds In his
Office as If no impeachment had been pre-
fsrred, and that no citizen charged with crime
0 n set up his private judgment as to tho
regularity Of his impeachment or arrest, and
the law In this respect has no difference be-
tween one that Governor and one who Is not,
but requires all to submit, and 60 before the
tribunal appointed by the constitution to
make their defence. He therefore proolaims
that tho said Harrison Reed, Governor Of
Florida, Is deemed by the constitution under
arrest, and disqualified from performing any
Of the duties of his Office until acquitted by
the Senate, and that the powers have devolyed
upon him.
He calls upon all citizens to aid him In ex-
ereising the powers and disoharging the duties
devolysd upon him by the constitution to put
down tho lawlessne. and anarchy which In
evitably enIuo II any man impsaohsd or in
dioted, however elevated his station, refuses
submission to the arrest imposed by the con-
stitution,
The document is signed W, II. Gleason,
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor,
and oountersigned George Alden. Secretary
Of State. and bears tho impression Of the seal
Of the State.
Governor Reed also has State zeal. said t.
be duplicate TO the original.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-18
NEW YOR N.

The Cole-Hiscock Trial - Eric Rail-
road Controversy Revived - Judge
Gould Appointed Receiver = Largo
Removal of Gold - RumOred Fall
ure-GOId Sales on Governments Ac.
count-Genl Grant at tho Opera
Call for n wOmRn's Suffrage Con.
vention-Appeal for Cretan Rcfu-
gees.
ALBASr, November l7.-No additional Juror
has been obtained In the Cole case this morn.
ing. District Attorney Smith announced tn,
he had received information that Richard D.
Betts, the fifth juror smpanneled, had h. arc
tofOrs avowed a most decided opinion II tn,
case, and had been In tho habit Of frsqr .entI,
visiting tho prisoner In jail. The district
attorney asked that the challenge AZ to thi,
juror might be renewed. Counsel for tn,
prisoner objected. The Court all owed , re
nswal Of tho challenge. Witnesses were svorr
in support Of the district alto, ney's state
rnent, and the juror was disehaI ged.
Nav YORE, Nov II Suits have been in
stituted by Angus. Belmont S.ad Charles Nc.
IntOsh ngain,. the directors Of the Erie I,ail
road Company. Ipjuncti' ms have been issue,
by judges Sutherland and Barnard. Tn
compliments stated their charge, that tn
funds Of the ConpVIy have bs,n used to fur
Their stock specify .tions.
lS.cosD DIsPArcu.l
NEW iOES., Nov 1.-The latest develop
ment In Ef 10 affairs 10, according to tho re
port that Judge Gould was appointed receive
OF the . 'mPany last Thursday by Judge Bar
nHrd' TherepOrt also says that about srvsl
mi''''ni Of gold was taken out of tho Gold Elk
ch' nSo banks and taken to Jersey City.
A rumor u current Of tho failure of a lArg,
noaSo engaged In the breadstdfis trade, but i
Is not auth snticated. ~
Il Is believed that the Government SOLE
gold largely to-day. Tho Bull clique wor,
also heavy sellers.
Gen. o. ant attended the opera ut the Acad
emy Of NJ 10 this evening.
Mrs. stone has Issued call for sOnVen
tion Of Vac friends OF women suffrage at Vine
land, No " Jersey, December I'd.
Mr.. ltassi, the Greek Consul, has ISSUED
card 'lhng contributions In money AM
e'othinPj Tor the destitute Crotan refugees il
Greece.
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... Eu.. NEW York MARKETS. .......
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Cotton dull and NOM
inal; 2+L cents, Sugar unchanged In every
respecti Cubs, 111Sg1sh cent.j Porto Rico,
Southern, s6.T5fplA5o. whsst opened firm and
closed heavyj tl.5of9l.b2, nominally. Corn
firm, demand moderate; q .lbei.iol Oats dull
si,,,,c0i.ss, Pork quiet and steady; s20 Gold
- BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTiMoRg, November l7.--BREADsrurrs.
The market continues moderately active
within the range quotations. We hear that
from 800 to 1000 bbls. Standard City Mills
stood to have been at ts.15@o. We also note
sales OF $50 bbls. spring Wheat Extra at u so
as, and 100 bbls. Western Family at e10.
N-Whedi-Receipts $50 bush. white,
and $3.50 bush. red. The market was some
what frmsr to-day. We note sales Of prime
mon at also; prime red, t2.2Si common at ti0S
0l.6s. H.t
| !, 6e9 bushels red. The market 10 hrmer. Sew.
| eral lots OF prime old yellow were sold al
| 81 1901 20; white at 81 .05tli.o0.
Co6ee.-The market 10 very Inactive, and
we have no sales to report. Prices are nomi'
nally unchanged.
Propfsions-9Bacon continues so scarce tina,
many houses are unable to I'LL orders. Those
who have any stock hold prices very firmly
We quote Bacon nominally AZ follows: Shout.
ders l3x@l3A cts; rib Sides l7lf6l7k cents
clear ribs ls9ls% cents. We hear q no bulk
meats offering. Lard Is dull at l7@i7h cents
We note sale Of 90 bbls. new City Mess at
| k1S 80 .'.f To- no .'..
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CUBA.

GonerHI ROseerans at IInyana-The
Instruction Breaking Up.
HAvAsA, Nov. II. - General Rosecraus
arrived here to-day on the steamer Grenada.
lie visited Captain General Lersundi on Mon
day with Admiral Hof.
General Roseorans will sail this afternoon
for Mexico to enter upon his duties as United
tates Minister.
New YoRK, Nor. II The Captain General
of Cuba telegraphs 10 the Spanish Consul hero
that the insurrestion Is brssktngup.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-18

TaE annual report Of the Comptroller Of
the Currency hn, been completed. 1t will
show that twelve new banks were organized
during the past year. half Of which were in.
tended to take the place of banks that were
winding up, and which arc to have the notes
Of such banks for circulation as soon As they
are returned. The quarterly returns Of the
national banks show that they have q very
over the amount required by law. Tho comp
trollsr will renew his views in last years re-
port in favor Of the redemption Of all national
bank notes in New York city, and urge legislA-
tion against tho payment of interest Cd bank
balanceH.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-18

s.,.,,,,,.J .tfort |, 10 he made BY
a. ,,n,r,. an, President ,l,et.
n NV c., IN. ,r,,h or m. matter 4,
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-, II. 10 ~, n or. v.x vbx ,h.n In an.
n" - - - a., ~. Ia.
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m. pv",, .,,,s
"""Am - "o' 'n'ou's. 49, =, =.
aP'y uesor'po' 'ne D'"o'.O P' -, =,
,'- 'n' "''o'' oeO.S ..i.m,,
mr. oa'n0un a''o sa'. : ~ AZ. 80.
IN re'peo' 70 INC ena,A'''i'' '" M =,
wren ne sa'u 'uA' 'u' Ia ,,
'"e COHESIVE PC"s' y, P.o. pN e,
"ha 10 we SEQ i1' ieauo'' Vi 'n' PH'.'
are now proposing 70 nave 'ns ELECTORS Mn0
were 0uo'eu " 'O'e ~, o'y"os' an' w
cast 'n''' 'o'', i'' o'Aa' anu oo"A' anu N
IN" way 'aey n0p0 W '0nI'O' 'n' ne" r'.','
deh'' and secure 70 themselves eon''derao'e
amount. Vi Psfonase.
In tho oiden times they captured In tni'
very way captain Iyief AND also mr.. fhimore'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-18

MILES : sroyfENBoRoUaH. : In brooklyn,
he Holy Trinity. SS &: Rev. K n. Litsisohn, D.
ter OF WIN. Saskatchewan. No cards. 80
land. on the ilth inst. a ths Te.ldsaee Of the
brides parents, BY The Rsv. Z. A. o,Con.eI, as
JANIS X. KELLY. Third Artillery. y. s, A., to
EuDoa4, youngest daughter Of John W. Sherman.
asu No
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-18

InI Fee IN PATENT ArPEAL CAsEs.-The
Judges Of tho Supreme Court Of the District
have, 1t is said. boen hitherto allowed fee Of
s2j in each case of appeal from the Commits.
sioner Of Patents, but It Is now said that
Commissioner FoOto disputes their right to
tho fec Tho Judges have prepared a legal
opinion upon the subject which Mr.. FOo.o h
now consideripg.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-18

THE oflcial vote Of Pennsylvania 10 $40, $50
for Grant, and 313, 1872 for 6eymout, Grants
majority Is. sos In 0 total vote of 655, 500,
being an increase Of 81, s65 votes since 1864,
whom Mr.. Lincoln hsd 2s6, 3sl, and MoCIel-
lan 2I6,31
IN tho investigation OF election frauds In
Mr.. Covode's district II has transpired that a
largo number Of the Snowden naturalization
papers, all dated the 9th Of October, 1858,
and within four days Of the election, were
voted upon by parties In Fayette county, and
by parties who have not visited Philadelphia
during the year.
TIE Senatorial contest In Pennsylvania II
becoming exciting. The candidates are Gen
Moorhesd. Of Pittsburg; Glenni W. Sooaeld,
now In Congress, from Warren county Ga
lusha A. Grow, W. II. Kemble. tho formel
State treasurer, who has not Withdrawn; Dor
Cameron, the son, and Wayne McVoagh, the
son-in.law, Of Gen. Cameron.
The West Virginia Legisl.ture consists O.
sixty. ono Republicans and seventeen Demo
Gratis or tho vote for President, tho Wheel.
ing Mtslkigeneey says: "Roturns OF the Piosi
DENTAL vote in the. State from thirty.twt
counties show n gain over the vote for Gov
ernor In October Of 3,4i3. Tho Republican
majority In October, as reported elsewhere,
In 81 counties, Is 1855. Tho counties to b.
hoard from will mako 1t about 1880. II tn,
FL counties not hehrd from on tbs Presidential
vote 60 just - they did 10 0ctoSer, Grant,
majority Is airsady 8, 243. We shau not nov
be surprised II these 81 counties gain near
thousand on their Republican majoritios Il
October. We. therefore. estimate Grants ms
jority In the State at not far from nino thou
sand. How are you, Democratic msjority o
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A REPUBLICAN who was q candidate for
consro,, in the recent election in Louisiana,
writes hero than an effort is to be made to in
ducs the Board Of Election Canvassors TO
throw out the city vote in those Congress dis
triots which include part Of the country par.
ishes, and in which frauds wsre psrpstratsd. II
this Is done two Republicans will represent
New Orleans in Congress instead Of two Dem.
Ocrats.