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New-York tribune., 1868-06-09

DIED.

ACKFRMAN-On Monday morning June Mrs Sophia p, VIII, d
Martin IT, Ackeman, aged about 40
The friends ard relatives OF the family respectfully invited 70 aten1
the funeral from her late residence No 100 West Forty oafthst o,
Wednesday at III a. m.
BALLANTHB-At Newark J., June julia wife Of Peter Bssr
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited faul
from residence No. IS FrOnst TUESDAY afternoon asS
O'Clock.
BRDsALL-on MONDAY morning June Edward Hunt
Edward sud BrisA the 10th Of his
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited u attend
the funeral from the residence Of bis palen No 3 West Twenty
6rstst, on Tuesday afternoon at , o'clock
COCKS-On Saturday June 1863 Of spopeI John Cocks aged %
The relatives respectfully ttend
the funeral fOm his late residence at Cr0ton Landing on Tuesday the
9Th inst at o'clock Carriages VIII be 10 Nang al ne ueps
for the 10 O'Clock train from New York return by 4;0
HL-Ou Monday morning June residence No % Mosof
st., with consumption, Maria Hill wife Of william Hill
invited attend the neral Tuesay
the 9Th inst at from the North Reformed Church. Clarement
ave between Wiloughby-st and Myrtle ave, Brooklyn
JAQUESAt wsshiu gonye County Y Sunday June
Jsqnes j the Of Jaques Bros aged 46 years .
Funeral bis late residence Wednesday the lOth inst, At III
o'clock a. IN.
JAUEcEYon Saturday June Mary Ea rec Of Joseph J'unceJ
M D.. ofwesport Conn
The relatives and friends respectfully invited attend the funeral
montaye Brooklyn, wednesday morning IL O'clock without
further
Ohio papers please copy
KINGsLAND-At Bay Side L. Saturday, June after brief III.
Emily A. wife OWm Kngsand aud daughter OF Capt "
Peck aged 20 Years and months =.
The relatives aud friends are Sc
Georges Church Flushing wednesday the leth Inst az oesk
p Train leaves Hunters Point at IL IN
McNTYRR-On Saturday Juu 1863 Dunosr Cameron Of BVea
and Emily A. McIntyre sged year, mouths and u DAYS
The friends Of the family are funeral Tuesday
morning 9th At 10 O'Clock, from TIE residence Of bs paea.
No. 81 West EighteenthsL
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pendent OF the tyranny Of party 10 resist the pressere
ratOns Of ,ay and jast,ce Il % seems probable that
coming Autumn WI be small 6Is ITS RdTsGt influence zee
slight The nresdentia contest may be expected TO be-
struggle to obtain the vote Of those men who turn
with equal aversion from oemGcraC anu iron rom hepnO
ton may follow tho failure OF the violent procedure
which nearly successful Ihe He,atd tnat
the acqutal will be crushing blow to lEe taca policy
of Thaddeus Stevens who based all big hopes upon the
removal from Office Of the who stood between the
Southern peope and his set purpose OF subecng them
and grinding them under the foo OF the North by the aid
the negro.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Petitions were received from Pennsylvania
manufacturers for additional protective duties and bills
and Joint resolutions introduced as follows: Re
.Quesng the judiciary Committee to inquire as TO the
Of the delay in the trial Of jefferson Davis and 10
report whether any legislation is necessary to insure
speedy trial To alter the laws Of Ohio TO the manner
of electDg Representatives IN Congress Granting the
right OF way and lands 10 the PecOs and Placer Mining
and Ditch Company OF New-Moxico. Making an appro.
priaon for the payment OF the reward offered by the
President April 1865 for the capture OF Jefferson DAVIS
Authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury TO sell by
public auction certain property OF the United
States at Maeknaw, Mich. To regulate trade on our
Northern frontier To extend the Homestead laws 10 the
minor children of deceased soldiers Authorizing the
construction OF railroad bridge the Missouri River
To provide for the Inauguration Of officers In Ar.
kansas North Carolina South Carolina louisiana Geor
gia and Alabama To carry into effect certain treaty
.stipulations with the Ch0ctaw Indians Granting pen
sOns and hOmesteads 10 the orphan children OF Brig
Gen Christopher Carson To authorize the Secretary OF
the Treasury sell the Custom House and grounds az
Toledo and 20 furnish site for Custom House and
PostOflce there To control bounty claim agents.
TAXATION OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
Mr. HhOlman's resolution was taken from the table
Its text IL ~ follows;
unss Issued BY the ted aud sheh exempt by aW nom
State and municipal TAXATION be Rred for national
mount Substantially equal 70 The tax imposed IN tie
stes e local such substantially equs
doe aud has he Committee u WsJs and Means be Instructed
a ell for the purpose Above spsdaed
Mr. BLAINE (Rep, Me.) asked the Speaker whether II
the resolution not laid the table 1t would be next
IN 9roer 70 move TO refer II 70 the Committee on Ways
The sPEAKER-That motion wOnld be In order.
@etorT.
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MARRIED.
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E-HBCKRRTon Tuesday June2 by Rev H. Gesner.
Rector Church. West Farms ~ \, Mr. william Blake 10
Miss Annie NJ Heeker,, both Of Parmouut, n Y
HIGH-CLARK-A wesaed. Friday, June BY the Rev b.
Scndder High 10 Kate B. daughter OF Wham
Clark, est
MELLvILLE-B06ERT-At the Reformed Church. New Bghtoa
Island THURSDAY June by the Rev DR. Paxton Of New
York Capt Thomas Melville Governor d sailors snug Harbor 70
Miss Kate BoseTt daughter Of Dr. s. boser oi le sans
place
PTTCH-On Monday June at the FOurtbav Prssby
Church. Crosby, d. d., the Rev bdSsri
Pomeroy Emma Gertrude eldest daughter Of George FeA
esq, Of this city.
WABTONBBCK-On Monday the residence OF the bhdys
by the Rev A. H. Partridge, assisted BY the key Lgh
Dickinson R1gewOod N j. Charles w Walton OF Rdsesod 70
b. youngest daughter ofG Beck esq, Of BrookBn D.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS


csroAeO June s-fIes: e''15I sghsS s,iS, 60 Isst e
of no Corn 6rmer $500 q, No and ss 9esc h
Rejected sss6c seaoj at oy@y Rye aud Barley
nothaS DOM M Pork ermer and ,6cst 25 sales OF -
0s Lard advanced I l63 DISK D sst shcaae dsB
aid nOmhs al llsdlc ell this month osei Nsus asn;
chs Stock s5 759s7 Live lo ds a. SISa ~ Z. 9' L
Receipts dagsfse1 bbs Flour 5Gp Drsn rsest
5000 bush Corn, 1900 bush Oats shgaeRto0OV 0 DV so s p
6o0 bush Whest BUSH Corn $1,000 bush Oas 1p nosa
Frrghts .u Buffalo and &c. Corn % Os~efe
MosIE. Ala, June 8Msrh dali sales l0 bales hdlihs ]1@
Teeeipts 8fbaes; exports, y baiea
EwoRLsGSs june sCoon quiet hidaings, 2 Gss. saes
80 bales reeeips 2Il bas exports $50 bales sterling bfeasess
l1o Ers-Yok Sight Drafts, per cent premium God .sot
sugar qet and unchsngd hoass-Cub nonny tbaSSc f1out
dull sSperane 80 2ssss 80 Choice s2 so0S$ Corn sssI
sc aSl Oats dull Hay Sl8Q+ln Pork 6rmer, f1 70
GSs Bacon du Shoaers i9c Clear Sides, Tis Lard CALI
WILsGroS. c. June 8-sps Turpenne declined and rn a
c Ross-Loeergdes adysneedi strdne so f5 No ~ 0i
No - So Tar N demand az %.
Ga. June 0fotou dull Mid
ding H1nnaly 29iD D30c Receipts Al bales
CHaHLEsT0S. c. Jnne 8Coiton dull easier, sales -
MddlBgs 2sc Receipts p bales Exports Great Bdsis.
l,7i8 bales.
AU~UsrA Ca 8COstoo-Tbe market doll aOniraIy
23.c for MiddlingA
MrNPHs nesCoioB du and nominal receipts bales
Flour drcniag snpehne Ss Pork go Bsees
dull Shouders 3l Clear Sides l63@e Lard l9Q2oS Corr 3,
Osts
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09

Collector Bailey of the IVth Internal Revenue
District learned on Saturday morning that quantity OF
whisky would be removed that day from an uptown dis
tery inspectors BarIows and Conatty were Informed
of the various marks and brands the barrels contain
ing the whisky and ordered to seize the dstery
and spirits the premises in transit 70 stores. In
specor Baows succeeded In finding ten OF the suspected
barrels In Libertyst and had them conveyed 10 Gov
ernment storehousej but when Inspector Conaty ap'
preached the distilleryhe was met by man who was
fortified with convehient order 70 seize, and conse
quent1 seizure by Collector Bslleys ofioea was pre-
vented
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
FLORIDA.

A Florida paper received at this office says {;
The following statement of the vote cast at the ate
election made up received by the RepuD
can State Executive Committee. We do not give IL as
official for the returns received at the office OF the super
mtendent Of orders. we UNDERSTAND
from headquarters-have Leen withheld from the public
and refused the press The Committees returns how
have been very carefully gathered and can be re-
He'd upOn "a correct
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
rIrNERAIe TO-DAY.

BALLANTINR Mrs JULIA, No. IS Prontst, Newark. n j.
BLAKE Mrs ELLEN. No. l6i Avenue O.
BBBETTS ELIZA A., No 81 West Bghtecnthst
CANNON. Mrs MARIA A., No % CaEfohst, soah Brooklyn
COCKS JOHN, Croon Landing
HARRIS BUNiCB c., No 81 Carlton ave. BFoOklyn
KISSAM. Capt EDGAR, No. 200 MontgomeD-st JeSey Guy
LAWRENCE. KATE r.. No. las Deans Brooklyn
MCINTYRE, DUNCAN C., No - West ,-teTuthst
TAYLOR. Mrs MARY No. "a DOmiuiek
VAN RIPPER, HARRIET A. No. III LeEisft
VALANCE Mrs MARGARET a. L., - PsrFs Charch' Uegss
City, n. J.
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IL will be that Gov. WarmOths majority Is 955
and Lieut. Gov Dunn's majority 3s02T The majority OF
the other candidates the Republican ticket Is as lol
lows: Bovee Secretary Of state 36 Belden Attorney
General 3s92 Wicfe, state Auditor, 3IsiI; Dubuceb
state Treasurer, 3s4g Conway superintendent OF Edu
cation 37g2g IL will be seen that Gov. Baker received
500 votes and that Major Dumas, for leutenantG0y-
ernor obtained LIN votes TOi less than we're gwen
for the Hon. Oscar j. Dunn
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE TRIAL OF EX-GOy. EYRE,
LONDON. June s.-Chief-Justice Cockburn states
that the charge delivered by Judge Blackburn to the
grand Jury which recently refused to bring bill of
indictment against ex-Gov Eyre Of Jamaica is con-
rary TO the opinion of the majority Of the Court of
Ouecns Bcncl
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EThe vote was taken by Yeas and Nays and resulted
Yeas, I6; Nays 100.
Mr. BLAINE then moved to refer the resolution to the
Committee on Ways and Means
Mr. HOLMAN (DeD., 1ndD said that that would defeat
the object OF the resolution aud he called for the Yeas
and Nays, ,and the vote was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
Total

The total number of voters registered was 49s 36s5
coored), aud the total vote cast was
2i3l9 the Republican majority being 4,026 The Senate
stands. l6 Republicans and Democrats; and the AS
semby 81 Republicans and Is Democrats; giving Union
majority of 80 OH joint ballot.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
EUROPE.
FRANCE.

THE PARIS RACES-THE GRAND PRIZE.
PARIS June S.-The great event of the Paris Races
took place yesterday Sunday. The attendance was
immense. and the nOtabiIities of the fashionable
world were present in large numbers The Emperor
and Empress and the Prince Imperial were present,
snd seemed to enjoy the proceedings. The Count de
flanders and his wife were also upon the ground.
The weather warm and beautiful as could be
desired The race was for the Grand Prize of Paris
and object of art. the gift of His Majesty the En-
leror and 100 900 francs $4,000 in gold for the then
tiree-year old entry colts and filles of any breed
and any country, added to the sweepstake of $500
each in gold the second to receive $1,000 in gold
and the third $1,000 in gold-cots to carry l2l ID,
FLIES 1S h. about mile and seven furlOngs 96 sub
scribers. There was hardly as much interest
manifested in the result of the race is usual for
ihe success of the favorite horse regarded as
almost foregone conclusion. The betting on the
leading favortes about ten days previous to the
stood as follows: 2 to against the Marquis of Has
tingss bay colt, The Earl, by Young Melbourne, ont
ofbay Celia; to against Mr. Gadding bay colt, Vale
Royal. by Stockwell, out of Beatrice, and ID to L
against Mr.. H. Sayille's black colt Bueskn by Skir
misher out of Doeskin. The betting on the day be-
fore the race was about as follows: Even on the
Earl ridden By Fordham; TO against Suzerain.
ridden by Custance to 1 against Neusko ridden by
Grimshaw; to against Vale Royal; to against
Blueskin. The Earl won easily. The following IS
the summary:
The Marquis Of Hastings's b. C., The Earl...-.l
Mr.. NJ 4. sehicklers br; c., suzeTain ....'..'-..2
Count +. DE Lagranges b. c., NeluskO. .-.....--.3
Mr.. Gaddings b. g., Vale Royal....-.......-......4
Mr.. II. Sayue's blk. c.. Blueskln .....--...--..-o
ADVICE FOR THE AUSTRIAN REICHsRATH.
The EteHddrd, in an article on the action OF
the Austrian House of Deputies concerning tho
national debt. advises the Reichsrath not TO adopt
the proposed heavy tax on coupons.
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rnp uRsr INnIA MARKErS.

HAVANA 3The Sugar market tranquil offers aiye aeea
ssi per for No u Dach standard bErasgs
London ii OH United States -
gold l14 pee cent discount Potatoes -
bbl; Flour, IL l2t y bbl
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sustiaI AOtias.


Twelfth Assembly District Republican Associations
will public meeting Tuesday evening June at oeiocs 70
respond o the nomination Of Grant and Collar
The meeting Gen John Coohrsne Hon
Tenuey ChaS Spencer aat other eminent speakers he
Anderson Gee Club win also be present By order Of Oonmee
American Institute Farmers CHb.-A meeting of the Clab
will be held TO-DAY TUESDAY 9Th inst, a. o'clock m AZ ths
Of the Institute the Cooper Building Al interested IN Asn
cultural improvement invited JOHN w CHAMBERS seeTetaI
Low Prices
FOR CHINA, GLASS AND SlLVERPLATBD WARE
DECORATED DINNER SETS.
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA TEA SETs............. II %
WHITE FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS "a pieces
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS ls1 useful pieees. % %
PARIS GRANITE DINNER SETS 4s useful peees.... - o
WHITE GRANITE TOILET SETS, II peces........... 10
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS. n@
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS, pieces
sLvBR.PLATBD ICEwATBR PITCHBRs............." SEQ
sLvBRPLATED CASTERS bottles s................" 71
CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES BRoNZES CLOCKS GLASS
WARE &C.. &c, In proportion
T.. v. HAUGHWOUT Co.,
Mo-. ass, AGO. and d92 BROADWAY Of BRooMBsr.
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Furniture
oP THE LATEST STYLES, CONSISTING or
PARLOR DINING ROOM AND CHAMBER SUITES
AT r. KRUTISAS
MANUFACToRY AND wARBRO0MS
Nos " md 98 BsSt Houstopst.
Between BOwery aud Second ava.
Retailing at Manufacturers prices
All goods warranted
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
LOUISIANA.

The following Is u correct list of the votes
cast for the various candidates for State officers in
Louisiana at the late election:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-08
From the new "DonISIoN."1

At this season, when coughs and colds
are so prevalent, an effectual remedy, and
one easily obtained, is Perry Daviss Vege-
table "Pain Killer" 1t is no new nostrum,
vended BY unknown agents, but has stood
the test of over twenty years; and those who
use the article, internally or externally, will
connect with it grateful recollections of its
grateful inventor.-Hdstings Chronicle, c..
".
PAIN kILLER.-The testimonials borne to
the efficacy of this valuable medicine are
sufficient to warrant its introduction into
every house. Our own opinion is that no
family should be without a bottle of it for q
single hour. In flesh wounds. aches, pains.
sores, &C., lit is the most effectual remedy
we know of. A bottle will last for a very
long time, and its low price places il within
the reach of all. Our readers will remem-
Der that the Messrs. Perry Davis & Son have
have opened house in Montreal, whence
Canadian orders are supplied.-Nesrs, 81.
Johns, c. E.
nasWe are glad to learn that the "Pain
Killer" is having so large q sale in our city.
We have every reason to belive it TO be an
almost never failing cure for pain, and is a
medicine that no family should be without
Montreal Pilot.
| DAvfs's PAIN KILLER.-From the reports
OF. dealers in this city, we think no proprie
tary medicine has had n larger sale. Its
valuable properties as a speedy cure fol
pain, cannot fail to be generally appreciated
and no family should be without it, in case
of accident, or sudden attack of dysentery
diarrhea, cholera morbus, and even Asiatic
cholera, yields to its magic power, as We see
| by reports from those sections in the south
west where the disease has been particularly
virulent the past summer.-Aontredl Trans
eript. apl24dwlm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-08
By Telegraph.
nrroarrD FOR TER DAILY ARGUS.
WASHINGTON, May s.-The following is
he bill introduced by Mr.. Stevens yester-

the bill introduced by MT. Stesens yes'e'
day:
That, as Arkansas has adopted consti-
tuition republican in form, and has duly rat
flied article Ia of the United States constr
tuition, be it enacted that the state OF Ark
ansas is entitled and admitted to represen.
tation in congress as one OF the states OF
the Union upon the following fundamental
conditions
That the constitution OF Arkansas shall
not be so amended or changed as to deprive
any citizen or class Of citizens OF the uni-
ted States of the right to vote who are emit
tied to vote by the constitution herein rec
ognized, except as punishment for such
crimes as are now felonies at common law,
whereof he shall have been duly convicted.
HARrFoRD, CT, May 8.-One of the Sc
ries of state conventions OF Fenians which
are now being held. in the principal states,
convened in this city yesterday. About 500
delegates were present, and the utmost
unanimity and enthusiasm prevailed. Gen.
O'Neil laid before the convention his state
ment of the present condition Of the organi-
cation and his plans for the future, which
met with the approval Of all the delegates,
who thereupon pledged an amount of money
to the cause, thus proving that the Fenians of
behind those of her sister states.
NASHVILLE, May 8.-About 5! o'clock
this morning, cyclone passed over portions
of Davidson and Williams counties, south of
Nashville, going from westto east. Its path
was half a mile wide, and, for some ten
miles, the houses and trees and fencing on
| the route were destroyed. Mr.. Chumbley
and one Of his children, on the Franklin
| pike, 10 miles from Nashville, were killed,
and his wife and three other children dan
| gerously hurt Their house was lifted up
and carried off some thirty yards.
New York, Nav S.-The Washington
dispatch to the N. Y. Sun says Senator Fes
sender indicated, to-day, that he would prob
| ably vote for the second article, and express
| ly stated, without any reservation, that hi:
written opinion was only adverse to the frs
article, as he conceeds the president ha:
power, under the constitution, to make re
movals, but not TO fill such vacancies while
the senate is in session.
Dull IN, May S.-Mayle and other Feni
an prisoners of the Joemel packet, are re
leased from confinement on their owl
pledges to the authorities. They celebrated
| their freedom yesterday afternoon by calling
on George Francis Train.
LONDON, May s.-The Times has ofhcia
advices from Talanle, Abyssinia, April 2ls'
Napier was expected TO start for the Re-
Sea coast, with the entire army, about tn
18th of May. The city of Magdala wa
burned BY the British forces.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-08
Henry County Items.
From the Geneseo Republic,

From the Geneseo Republic, May 8.
During severe thunder storm last Friday
afternoon, the barn o. Jas. Hood, Esqr., on
First street, in this city, was struck by light
ming. No damage beyond the ripping off of
few boards and shingles was done to the
building.
A man in attempting to place a tea chest
full of eggs on the cars smashed &c dozen on
the platform, by the bottom of the chest fall
ing out.
DIR. Henshew sold heifer calf last week,
nine months old, which weighed six hundred
and FIVE pounds, for forty dollars.
Elias Hart, of Edford, in discharging gun,
injured his only sound eye, by the bursting
of tube, SO that it is feared he viii be total
iy blind. He was blind in the other eye.
son of the same man cut open his foot
with an axe about the same time that his
fathers eye was injured by the discharge of
gun. An artery in the foot was severed, and
had not surgeon luckily been in attendance
Oh Mr.. Hart at the tine the boy must have
bled to death before surgical aid could have
been procured.
A SON of G. W. Brown, Esq, of Boice &
Brown, seven years old, walked into a cis-
tern full of water on Sunday last, and but for
the fortunate presence of Mr.. Brown, would
have drowned.
While several lads of this city were pro-
| ceeding to Atkinson on hand-car last Sab
bath, to convey the news of the death of a
daughter of Mr.. Lininger, of this place, to
trends there, one of the boys, son of Mr..
Frank, had his arm severely injured by the
crank OF the car, from which injury the ply
sicians say 1t will take long time to recover.
| While George Parker was building fence
about four miles from this place, on Monday
morning, one OF his fingers, which rested on
| the top of an oak post, received blow from
| q sledge hammer in the hands of n man
working with him, which smashed the finger
in terrible manner.
A man over on Green River had his hand
badly cut with hedge cutter in the hands
of another person. The cords were severed,
and the hand severely cut up.
| Daniel Murphy had valuable horse kill
| ed by lightning last Sunday afternoon, neal
the Jerry Thompson farm house q mile
northeast of this city.
| We hear that the house of Mr.. Seavery
and one belonging to Mr.. Williams, and MI
Smiths, at Oakley, were blown down during
the storm last Sunday. Several outbuild
ings went by the board, and Mr.. Smith had
a farm wagon blown half a mile, the axel.
Of which were broken in the fight or by Che
| fall.
Three carloads of emigrants direct FROM
Sweden arrived in this city on Tuesday
They left for Andover and neighborhood
| where they intend to settle.
| Over seventy persons were received into
the first congregational church, in this city
and became members thereof, on Sunday
| last.
From the Cambridge Chronicle, May s.
We learn that Mr.. Ebenezer Hards, well
| known farmer of Burns, was last week so %
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-08
Carthage Municipal Election.

Notwithstanding the democratic nomina-
tons were not altogether satisfactory to a
portion of our voters for sundry causes re-
lating to the policy Of the town government
merely, and notwithstanding the radicals
sugar coated their ticket by placing two
democrats upon it, the democracy, neverthe-
less, rolled up their sleeves, pitched into the
fight, and came out with largely increased
majority over any former election in this
city. The vote was not large; numbers OF
democrats were absent from the city, and
some others did not get to the polls in time
to-vote.
The average democratic majority is 6s,-
a gain of 80 since last SPRING Carthage
Republican.