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In Probate.

Dan,tow0c County Court. In the matter ofthc
est tc 81 Henry franzmcycr, deceased
ON reading and fling the petition Of Emil
oBodr setting forth The amount of personal
estate that has come to his hands, and the dis
ositicn thereof: the amount If debts outstanl-
inr las, said dccca:cl and Il description Of
ali tie rtll estate of which III deceased died
seized, AMI he condition nd value of the re-
spcct.Fe portions thereof and praying thqt T.
cease be to him granted to sell all Of the re I
estate OF slid docc .sea, and it appearing, By
said petition. that there is not sufficient d. r
saHal c=tttc in the hands Of id Emil Bode to
pay 5 il deb.s, and that it is necessary in or
der opIy the scmc, 10 sell all Of said real cs-
tate: i Is therefore ordered, that IA persons
Interested III id estate. appear before the
Judge of this curt, On AonIsy, the 20h day
e j nuary. 4 y 1868, ut 10 o clock A. IN. ut
ny Office i'll Eanitowte in sail county. then
nj there to show use # any there b- why
license should not lie or. ut II to sail Emil
Eode To sell said resl estate according to the
prayer oi1saii petition. And it is further or
derod, that :; copy Of this order shall be pub
lished for I, NJ successive weeks prior to sid
dayef hear.ng.n tbr Nguitowoc Pilot, week
y newspaper printed anl published ut Mani
t5woc III & III county inl personally served CT
all persons Interested IL sid estate residing
III ii county, 1T least fourteen L vs. beror,
said ,i.y of hearing iiy the Court
UED ". BIRKER.
County Judge
Dated at Nnitowoc the 7th day If Uceen-
Ter, 4. ID. 1861 II 4.
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Taken Up.

IDY the undersigned, residing in the town 81
ID Fr nkIin. on the 18TH Of Nov. n RED
iihiEER two years old. with small bol on.
The owner Is requested to prove properly
pay charges and take her away.
PATRICK Do8ouOE.
Town ls. Sec. 81, EaEee q.
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CouIt Notice.

THE special term Of the Cirenit Court for
' the Fourth Judicial Circuit heretofore
held or the second Tuesday of January at the
conrt house in the city of sheboygan. will he
held hereafter 1T the same place. On the fret
Tues lay Of January. coIamencingnt } O'Clock
in the morning q said last mentioned day
DAVID TAYLOR,
Gircsit Judge.
Dated at shehoy.sn Zee. >, 1857. aotf
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Tax List.
s =, I OF WISCONSIN. I
LttX3g o. M,SIiGwuC.
N1ILtd@ TRGAsURERs 0r9rcK

1 MU hINVfs L"V. II, ISuI. !
NOTICE Is hereby given, that on and after
" the 2Slh d,,y Of December ,eNt. | snail
sell, at ny Office, ali the herein, fer mentioned
lo:s or pieces or 7 reefs If l.nl uon which
he taxes for the yer 8 u have not been paii
= the purrcsc VI paying the taxes assessed
in such lots, licccs. OF parcels Of nj. to
,r.ter with all charges and costs elae there
IN, il accordance VIII the charter Of the vii
..a.-e al Two tiys.iS:
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TO RENT
CATTLE FAIR

Dr. BRANDEIS & TREVELIS. in FIR nix
ID lin. Nanitowoc County, on the first Sat
url4yof every month--Dcccnber, January.
Februsry, X rch April ana. May,
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TWO i.GI.sunal Eazreis
MICHIGAN LAND PLASTER,

.'rcsh anil direct from tie mills, which | viii
have On hani for sale carly in the s.r:ngi
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ststE AND STONE

EIes EEOIs rs.
Y EENTIIE. Nsnaf ctursr IF and
atr it tnaer'tn AID li.li II ~ -
Af..lt. iae.,5s iteisi-Fta4Ies. n utlrs. -
Is. asie - bii's. ae. safl,is'le -
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IN TIE i5ti inst, Pocket Book WIS found
- IN Manitcaoc, containing gun Of money
The owncr cai have it by paving charges
MICHAEL HUSSEY.
se' &c. teHn Of Ir: rllr, NeY. 81, 1867.
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Ready Made Clothing.

comprising mems ovcrcoats. mems cashmere
and ro.dc!o.h suits, mems pants, vests and
coats, boys suits undertaking, Sc. all Of
wl.i"h will sch lower ,hIn any house north Of
Ii.wal.ice
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Pr rims, Delains, Sh,w''s,

Consisting Il toys Of all Li.ls, f,ncy can
ii}S &c. bic b5is'le a .li;,io1 ices
aj1 shall sell them ~ h-if tho;r y;,rue, rs
viii close t-e-, OF III 81 before Christmas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-10

The FUNERAL OF B. +. LINCoLN-REso-
LuTIoNs OF REsPEcr.-The remains of the
late B. #. Lincoln, whose death we record
ed on Saturday, were followed to the place
OF fnterment in Greenlawn Cemetary, on
yesterday by very large number of his
fellow-craftsmen and citizens. The fune al
services were conducted in a very impress
sive manner by Rev. A. G. Byers. The
members of Columbus Typographical
Union No. 8, met in the Journal office on
Saturday night and passed the following
preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, It has pleased an All-wise
Providence to remove from our midst, af-
ftera protracted and painful illness, our
Corresponding Secretary and fellow-mem-
Der, B. F. LINCOLN; therefore,
+ Resolved, That in the death of Mr.. LIN-
colin our Union has lost one of its most
faithful and efficient members, our country
q useful citizen and gallant soldier. and a
worthy family kind and affecJionate hus-
band and parent.
Resolped, That we tender to the bereaved
family of our deceased brother our kindest
sympathies, and we trust that He who has
promised to be- the stay of the widow and
the guide of the orphan, will sustain and
Resolved That in respect for the memory
of our deceased brother, our hall shall be
draped in, mourning. and the members Of
this Union will attend the funeral obse-
quies in body. IS s5xs ~
{ Resolued, That a copy of these resolutions
be furnished the family of the deceased; al
SO copy to the city papers, and the Anaeri-
can Standard and Genius of Liberty, Union
town. Fayette county, Pa. and the Prin-
ter's Circular, Philadelphia, Pa, tor publica-
ton. ..51sbasaa q 1.sis sir --s1ss : vaor ssf5tI
S. E. JOHNSON, President.
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81 scSstI !. CsHA SeeS< - rhAb ktI-E9Dsf8
GOV VERNMENT TSTOCKS-Dull: WASH
rington kilograms cause uneasiness. Fund
ing bills is regarded unfavorable to 5, ,2os,
md has, perhaps, created some new IN
Eqnirv for 10 40i. C,upons Of 'sl 1l2J6@
1928; do of '62 111L@lIf1ss; do of '64 1857
q los; tln eof '65 l091s@ li0; do new 1073<;
10 Of '67 1077s@ l0s; 10-40's 10416@ 1919;
7-3Vss 1915 q 1917. q = ~
/, STOCKo-rhe railway market is buoy
ant and higher. Closing prices: Canton
i59z @6014; Cumberland 3615@37; Nelle,
Fat gei q Co. Express 421s@44; American
6s1a@70; Adams 7414@ lO2; United States
|731s@4;. Merchants Union 3411aa;; Quick-
silver 24M@2514: Mariposa S@SL; Pacific
Nail l091s@ll011S; Atlantic Mail 961S@9S;
Western Union Telegraph 365a @3e2z New
York Central 1893 q 1297ss;; Erie 74sZ Z@74Z;
10 preferred S1@sl11aa; Hudson 14711k q I471S;
Harlem 127@l29l4 Reading 95@9516; ONO
Certificates 3314@34; Wabash AZ; Sc. Paul
505s@5l; do preferred 6755@672z; Micl,f-
yans Central l13@I131S; Michigan South
ern s2@921a; Illinois Central 13716@
1879; PITTS burgh 97@9714; Toledo II211@
.tl21a; Rock Island 991s @y914; NorthwesL-
'ern,60@601s; do preferred 751s @7514;. Fort
Wayne I02@ 1925; Terre Haute 81; DO pre-
,ferred Is. HaniaOaI & st. Joe CO.; do pre-
ferred ~; Chicago & Alton 1854; Mis-
sourps 10433s; Tennessee's, new, 595a; yir-
ginia's, new, 44116. s,---.f
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"a thing of beauty is joy forever"

"a thing Of beauty is joy forever"
And nothing is so beautiful as a picture
of health. zs
Headache, Nervous Pains, Sour Stomach,
Distress after Eating, Frustrating Weak
ness, Disinclination for Society, Mental
Dependency, etc., are the rule rather than
the exception with the human family, and
have stamped their effects upon us all.
The most effective, gentle, sudden and
agreeable remedy is the Plantation Bitters.
They have probably cured and alleviated
more cases the past five years than all
other medicines combined. They are sold
Throughout the length and breadth of the
land. feb5-deod&w2w
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Cincrnna.i market-reb. /,

FLOUR--Dull, but prices are not lower;
family $11@1I so.
WHEAT-Nominal and unchanged; No.
l winter 50 So. -aI,-45,
CoRN-In better supply and easier at
SAC.
RYE-60@65c.
BARLEY-Quiet; No. and extra at
50 1902 35. asFoE U
rS-Declined to 67@6sc. ao
COTTON-1s14@lS1ac.
WHISKY-Unsettled and nominal.
PORK-Mess firm at $22; new and old
is held at $2l.
BULK MEATS-Firm at S1S@1O1sc.
BACON-Unchanged shoulders 954c for
sides 1l1a@l21s.. ss6
LARD-Buoyant; prime leaf 14c; steam
1870; country 1896.
BUTTER-Firm at 33@37c.
EGGS-30c. ~
sEEDS-Clover 1870 per ID; timothy
quiet at So 60@2 n.
COFFEE-Firmer at 21@26ac.
SUGAR-Firm at 13@l6c.
HAY-Dull at $12@l4. sac
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stsnt;s sne is5ess s.sa ana of 9ois tSe art &AEEO
and would say to those who may favor me with
their patronage, that my work shall and will com
pare both in beauty and with any in the
diseased mouths, that am prepared to treat all
diseases of the mouth under any form. Full upper
sets of teeth from $l5 $50. ALI operations per-
formed on the teeth for moderate charges. and all
warrented to give satisfaction, OF no charge.
! a .la1 REFERENCES:
n r. MILLER. :. S.-SIGLER, -as.s
GEO W M4NYrENNY. W: MITCHELL, Sup. F. Sol
J. s GREEN, I. .. SHEPARD. Hrs
! - Offtce and Residence
NO. l1o f. TOWN ST,
: Retween 4th and 5th streets, formerly DIR. N.
GAYS Office and residence.
NEW ARK. OHIO. Nov. H. 1867.
fonr wears past has practiced the profess sion of
De tistry in this place. where by close application to
his business and untring efforts to meet the
wants of his patrons he has established the
SION. DR.. MCBRIAR's success in Extracting Teeth
w,thout pain or lacerstion of the jaw, subject
Of common remark by those who had occasion to
c.ll for his services. q.
mopy to his moral worth. his gentlemanly bearing
In iii the relations of life, and practical
llentist while he remained citizen of this place,
and cordially commend him to the confidence and
WALDO TAYLOR,
8t MORGAN n, ODELL.
j. NJ @ DENNIS. Mayor of Newark.
CHAS. FOLLETT, :"
"a GEO. B. SMYTHE,
A. W. DENNIS,
W. H; SHIRCLIFF. Probate Judge.
A: ADAIR. y
W.D. MOkGAN. 1e.s .-aa-
ianQ0-dlmeOd-Wlm-r
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Fire in Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 9.-In destructive
fire this morning at four o'clock, the extern
sive four story brick publishing house of
English & Co., Fourth street, was entirely
consumed, with the contents. Total loss
$l45.000; stock consumed $4,000, embrace
ing 10000 volumes and machinery valued
about $4,000. The stereotype plates in
the vault saved may reduce the loss to $780,
900. The fire communicated to the dwell
ing Joining, H. Bailey, on the east. and a
vacant warehouse on the west, which were
entirely destroyed. The fire is supposed to
be the work of an incendiarY.
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New Orleans Iiems.

New ORLEANS. Feb. Seen. Hancock
has issued an order removing nine alder
men and appointing new ones in their
places, for holding an election for receiver
in contempt of orders from headquarters.
The convention devoted the greater part
of yesterdays session to the discussion of
the ordinance repeating the law passed by
the Legislature authorizing the issue of
$1,000 600 of levee bonds, The discussion
was very excited and disorderly. The
whole matter was finally indefinitely post
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Latest Adyices from nIazatlan. !,

NEW YORK, Feb. S-The Herald's MAJ
allan special of February 1st says: sst
The Revolutionists are uniting their
forces to attack Governor Rubie, who is in
the mountains, with 1.200 men. They had
one fight, and decisive battle is daily ex-
pected. The Governor. it was thought,
would be sustained by the forces of Presi-
dent Juarez. i5li -5it
General Martinez proclaimed himself
Governor of Sinaloa on the 18th. and called
for a loan OF 100000. Several bodies of
regular troops declared in his favor.
A riot in Durango has been suppressed.
An American woman was found murdered
near GuadaIe Jara, with seven stilIeto stabS
about her breast and heart.
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new York m.rke.-Feb. S.

I.-F
I !; ;COTTON-Firmer and less active: sales
at. 90, for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Without decided change and
rather more doing in mart for export and
speculation; sales at So 25@9 90 for SUPER
fine state and western; 50 70@lO Is for ex-
ira state; SO 40@10 rs for extra western;
| '$12 50@15 90 for white wheat, and So 7O6
common to good st. Louis; $l2 00@l5 30
for good to choice extra, closing steady.
California irmer at $l2 30@I3 IS. Rye
flour steady at 81 25@9 %. rsssFr,-N
WHlSKY-Duil. -
WHEAT-Quiet and without decided
change; mixed spring 50 80; red Pennsyl-
vania at private terms. .a
RYE-Quiet; sales at 81 20 for Jersey;
81 " tor western. = aSi-7'
r. BARLEY-Scarce and firm. -
BARLEY MALT-Firm at 81 S5@1 80. ,
-CORN-Is 1@2c better and in moderate
business demand. partly for export; sales
at ST 27@ 20 for new mixed western afioat,
81 80 tor small lots do; 81 33@1 331S for
common old No. l delivered; 81 24@l q
for new yellow Jersey. 81 20@l % for new
white Southern. - ~
OATS-More active and firmer; lies at
S31a@S4c for western in store; SEC afioat;
S4c buyers option all next week.
RICE-Quiet.
CoFFEE-Quiet and firm; Cuba 1875
@14c. s,S
oLASSES-Firm; New Orleans 50
@S6..
p2 HOPS-Qniet and unchanged. dii4
PETROLEUM-Stead lO3lc for crude;
2411ac for refined bonded. ,5s
COAL-Qniet. II
LEATHER-In fair request and un-
changed.
WOOL-Dull, and favors buyers; sales
of domestic fleece at 42@54e. s4-1fiss p
/ PORK--Firmer and more active; sales at
$2l 50@2l 81 for old mess, closing at $2l 62
regular; $22 75@22 81 for new do, closing
at S22 So regular; $l7 25@1s 30 for prime;
$19 50@20 90 for prime mess; also. new
mess at $22 90@23 90 sellers option, March;
and $23 II sellers option, April. m
iBEEF-Firm;. sales at $13@l9 for new
plain mess; SIS i50@2l 80 for new extra
mess; S33@36 for prime mess; $37 50@40 90
for India mess. -.-,
BEEF HAMS-Quiet at 2S@32r.
CUT MEATS-Firm at S14@91ac for
shoulders; 121a@l31ac for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firm at 10@l01ac
chiefly; 1O@1O14c for western; 111s@11ac
for city.
BACON-Firm at 1O1a@1O55, for Cum
berland cut; 1114c for long ribued clear.
LARD-Firmer. at 137s@141ac; in small
| lots 145sc.
BUTIER-Firm at 40@50c for state.
| CHEESE-Quiet at l2@l5c. -
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Alabama Affairs.

NEW York, Feb. San Atlanta special
to the Tribune of the 7th says: Reports
from Alabama to-day are more favorable to
the success of the Constitution. Large
gains over the last election are reported at
Noble, Montgomery and in several of the
middle counties. Tomorrow is the last
day for voting. Gen. Swayneis here. hav-
court martial. Gen. Meade is in Montgom.
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New Military Posts i'm Texas

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Especial Orders
No. ~, from Gen. Hancock, dated yester-
day, for the more complete and efficient
protection of the Northwestern frontier of
Texas. orders the establishment of tour
new military posts, to be named for Gauch,
Griffin, Richardson and Burnham. The
work on these posts is to be pushed for
ward as rapidly as possible by the Quar-
termaster's Department until completed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-10
Paving Notice.

a. ssg CITY CLERKS OFFICE, fI;.l
COLUMBUS. o., January 81, 1s6s.}
Notice is hereby given. that proceedings have been
making the following improvements to wit:
For grading the unpaved dewalks and for grad ],
ing and paving the uppaved cutters on Bond street
from High street to Neips avenue.
The same to bedone in accordance with the plsts I
and estimates to be prepared by the City Civil En-
gneer. and filed in the office of the City Clerk.
All persons claiming damages on account of said
rop ,sed improvsm ents, required to file their
claims in the Office of the Clerk. in writing on
I ~-'' "I.4. " E. WILSON,
feb3 ltaw4w City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-10
new York Dry Good. markot-Feb. g..

new York Dry Goods Markot-Feb. 8.
The Dry Goods market is buoyant for
staple cottons, and prices of calicoes tend
ing upward. All of Garner & Co. g prints
are Withdrawn from market, and will be a,
half cent higher Monday morning. Amos;
keag 12c, Lowell 11c and Wamsutta 91SSc.
It is very probable that Manchester and
American will be also advanced to 121ac;
indeed it is likely all prints, except Merri-l
mack and Cocheco, will be advanced
Owing to the upward tendency of cloth and
cotton, New York mills muslin is very
scarce at 26c. In fact the whole market IS
bare of goods, as the production for months
ahead has been taken by shirt manufac-
turers. In other styles of cotton no mate
rial lchange-tendency upward. 5to .tnf e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-10
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Paving Notice.

iSrs Tf 81 City ULERK'S OFFICE (Rg
COLUMBUS, o.. Jan. 81. 1865. +,
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making tho following improvements, to wit 80
For paving tue unpaved sidewalks from Friend
street.
The same to be done in accordance with plsts and
and filed in the office of the City Clerk. i-il
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, required to file their
claims in the Office Of the Clerk. in writing on or
before the Sixth day of March, A. d, 1895. 80:
y l.. E. WILSON, E'9
jsn23 -d1taw4w H ga f siST City Clerk 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-10

WALTHAM Watches and Ayers Pills are
said to be the highest specimens of Amer
ican art, each of their kind: one in me-
chanics and the other in medicine. With
a Waltham Watch in one pocket and box
of Ayers Pills in. the other, you should be
at your work in season with the health to
pursue it.-Aduertiser. Noraody, Me.
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HorELlARHIvALs.
Sunday, Feb. 8, 1868
NEIL HOUSE,

NEIL HOUSE.
r Bailey, Cleveland; A shaw, Cooperstown, N
Y; Tuom.s LOGAN. Cinci onati; Loucbien. Phila-
delphia Los Louchien, do: W Taylor Cleveland:
Mrs Villa M, do; w s Harlan, Zanesvile: Jas
ii Chapman, Trenton, j; & Taylor. Kansas; w
Miss MCPHERSON. do; John u Perry. q; Ken
DIV. Cleveland; J K Taylor. st Louis; w 4 Batch.
4 3 Flatting New York: G Hobiin New York; VIM
Huntington Rochester New York; H l. Landerson
P6iIadelphia; Prot K J Lyons and Agent Detroit
Michipan: Ge lrge Glib IT Euclid; Il Van Camp
l;leveiand: W / Pond Connecticut; Robert Christy
Hamilton Ohio; AL Lesguereux Columbus; Charles
A Shemmerborer New York; w Jones and Wife
Kinestowp Indiana; e Smith Circleville Ohio; II
Nav New York; Robert W Furguson New York; :
II Keep New York; q 4 Nc Nalty New York: L G
Goodman New York; J E q Foster Pittsburgh.
GOODALE HOUSE.
Dapforth. Cleveland; Isaac Dolson, Hudson
Fran Jones, Lima; u > Mann. Columbus. Q
Mann, Columbus; VIM Thompson, t:restline: A
Gee Crestli @; Brewer. Urbana; J Horr, Colum-
bus. l. Manchester, st Louis. Mo.
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Baltimore Cattle market--Feb. g

BEEF CAPTLE-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted to
go head. against 1,054 last week. Of the
number offered 62 head came from West
Virginia, 269 from Ohio, 170 from Virginia,
and l IA from Illinois, over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, SO from Maryland and
16 from Pennsylvania on foot. OF the re-
ceipts 375 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, Is by farmers for grazing. 130
sold to spectators for Eastern markets,
and 147 head to Washington and Annapo-
lis butchers. Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows: Old COWS and scalawags at 81 500
90; ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
$5@e; fair to good stock cattle So 50@6 so;
fair quality beeves $7@S; and the very
best beeves $S@l0 per 100 lbs, the average
price being about $6 IS. With modeIate
supply the marketopeued at an advance of
about 50c per 100 Tbs, but closed very dull
at about last weeks prices.
SHEEP-The receipts during the past
week have been fair, but mostly of common
and inferior qualities, good and extra fat
sheep continue in demand. Prices ranged
as follows: Common to fair at 4@5c; fair
to good 5@6c. and extra 697c per tb gross.
HOGS--The supply has been moderate
during the past week, and with a good de-
mand prices have advanced about 20 cents
per 100 fbs on the rates of last week, rang
ing at the close to-day from $40 to $11 so
per 100 lbs net for fair to good fat hogs, and
market active. s' $50 ft.l.fi4
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The,vote i'm AIabama.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, Feb. S.-The full
vote OF Montgomery, Macomb, Lee. FL
mon, Tallahassee. Chambers, Bullock and
Coosa counties, foots up 13, 159, of which
all are negroes but n. The vote cast in
the same counties on the Convention ques-
tion was 1850. The registered vote is
30.043. 1t is too soon to estimate, but the
indications are that the Constitution is de-
feated.
MOBILE, Feb. 9.-The election concluded
yesterday passed off quite orderly. The
vote of this city was: Whites 80; colored
4 9l6. .-l