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New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18


Republican Club deetIns~,
MONDAY EVENING.
SEVENTH WARD CLUB-Corner Union and Great
men streets.
ELEVENTH WARD CLUB-Corner Dryades and
First streets.
CoLFAx LEGIoS-Mr. Isabelle, President, at seven
O'Clock, sl2 New Levee street.
WARMorH CAMPAIGN CLUB-is4 Lafayette street.
NEGRO CLUB-Moody's Church, Dumaine be-
tween Roman and Prieur streets.
WIDE AWAKE CLUB-Turners' Hall.
TUESDAY EVENING.
GOVERNORS GUARDS, Go. A.-Claiborne, between
Common and Gravier streets.
FIRST WARD CLUB-Terpsichore, between Apollo
and st. Charles streets.
FOURTH WARD ULUB-Hall, Derbigny street, be-
tween Customhouse and Bienve.
SIXTH WARD CLUB-Eeonomy Hall, Ursulines
street.
GRANT WIDE AwAKEs-Gravier street, between
Liberty and Howard.
THIRD DISTRICT GRANT AND CoLFAx GLUB.-
Church on Poet street. between Love and Good.
children Streets
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
NINTH WARD CLUB-Crescent Beer Garden, Po-
| land street.
THURSDAY EVENING.
| PARISH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
FRIDAY EVENING.
EMPIRE GRANT CLCB-Meohanics' institute.
GRANT WOE AwAKEs- Gravier, between Liberty
and Howard streets
GoyERNoR's GUARDS. Co. A.-Claiborne, between
Common and Gravier streets.
PIONEER GIANT CLuB-Nationnl Hall. 2ss Poydras
street, between Franklin and Liberty.
SECOND WARD CLrB-Corner Triton walk and
DryAdes street.
FIFTH WARP cLuB-Union Hall. St. Louis street,
between TTeme and Marais.
TENTH WAEo CAUB-Corner St. Mary nd Fult on
strests.
SATURDAY EVENING.
IEIsH REPUBLICAN, CLUB-Carroll Hall, corner
Carroll and Poydras streets
THIRD WARD CLUB-Olay Hail. Perdido street
EIGHTH WARD OLUB-Moraies street between
Vaudeville and Marigny
SUNDAY MORNING.
GRANT AND CoLFAX zoUAvEs-sehoolhouse cor
ner GrsstInen and Union streets.
Grant and COITax zouAves.-At a called
meeting of the Republicans IN the Seventh Ward,
August q. about seventy-hve persons present. a
new club was organized styled the "Grant and Col
fax Zouaves." and entirely completed their organi
cation
The tqlleyins are the officers Of the zOuayes:
| ~ pUrHAAIRT, HAI, es:Prssidsati
| JILFS GOMEZ. Treasure-.
| Hon Ii. L, REN, Marshal.
The ZouAves will meet regularly at the aehoolhouse
corner of Greatmen and Union streets every sun.
DAY MORNING, at ten O'Clock.
4 WM. II. GREEN. President,
i l. j. MANUEL, Secretary.
Pteaeer Grant CIub.-In consequences Of the
rapid increase in the- numbers, the Pioneers"
nave ensaEed tlls eomizodious National Hail. ct No.
~ roSdraa street, between FrAnklin and Liberty
streets, for Headquarters.
| posara -.
ColfAx are invited to Join this club.
hesulas msstins, esazy FRIDAY EVENING, at
! JOHN \, 6. PARKER, President.
N. ". TRAvIs. Hecrstart E
Attention, Grant vRldn Awakes. Third
ward.-This club meets svezg yU UEsDAY and FIsI.
4 DAY evening, on GFavisE strast. between Iaberty
and Howard Radical RspahAsazs are cordially
invited to attend
i GEORGE WILLIAMS. Prs,idest.
PHrgHBAx, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

Succession of AdOlphe FrIck.-NO.3D,4O ,4Oa.
GEC0ND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- sh of Oreans.-Whereas Richard McCloskey
haspetoned the Court for letters Of Curatorship on
the vacant estate of Adophe Frick, deceased intes
tate Notice is hereby given to- all whom it may
concern, to show cause within ten days why the
prayer Of the said petitioner should not be granted
By order of the Court.
sei3l722 NJ O, TRACY Clark
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

Succession of Francis Anton Flick
No, % ,476.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR PARISH OF
lOorleans-Notice is hereby given the creditors of
TINS estate and 20 all other persons herein interest
ed, to show cause thin ten days from the present
notification df any they have or cam why the ac
account presented BY the dative tutor OF the
deceased should not be homoogated and ap-
herewith.
By order of the court.
sel12l % NJ o. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

Succession OF Francis james DovvlIne--
No. ss&,AD0
CEcoNp DISTRICT ToouRrFoRTH PARISH
p Of Orleans.-W Whereas. Michael Lawrence Dow
traIion oq the estate Of the late Francis James
Doupg, deceased. intestAts- Notice is hershy given
tsn days Why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not bo granted, Ht 'lt tf 80
~ order of tie Oourt. 81.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
sucesas asIon of Mr. and AIra j. R.E. VlgnI.

SuccsssIOn of Mr.. aud AIra. j. Is. II. Visnie
NO. 81 I3i.
CEgoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish OF Orleans-Notice IS hereby given to the
creditors OF this estate aud to all other persons
hereia interested, TO show cause within tea days
from the present notification il any they have or
can, why tbe account presented by hdward Vignle,
administrator Of this estate should not be homo.
logated and approved, and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith
BY order OF the Court
selG 1913 NJ. o TRACY. Clark.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
POLITICAL NOTICES.


Parish Executive COmmIttee.-we arc
furnished with the following list OF the officers and
members of the Parish Executive Committee:
PREsDENr-Hon. SETH W. LIswIS.
VIoE-PREsIDEETs-J b. NOBLE.
TREAsuRER-J. n. BURCHARD.
SEcRErARY--J. A. CRAIG.
ASSISTANT SEcRErARY-A. RELF
SERGEANT, AT r-ARMs-ALEX. WILLIAMS
FIRST -Delegstes--C B. Young, s. W.
Lewis, Nelson Woody. G. II. Hughes.
SECOND wAED-Delegates-H O. Dibble, j. B.
Noble, Andrew ]. Whittier, David Wilson. Beuia
min Gaddis, K. Clifford.
THIRD wARD--Fabius Dunn, W. @. Mcdonnell
Thomas Lynne, R. n. Isabelle, S. Jones, J. NJ. Bur
chard W. Mulford, S R. Moses.
FOURTH WARD--T. A. Martin, N. W Green. r.
NJ. Kenner, r O. Howard. VIM Vigers
FIFTH WARD-N. Viliery. Eug Staes, e. Davis
SIXTH wARD-P Benedict, Captain ". George.
SEVENTH WARD-J. j. Meldrck W, H Green,
M. Leblanc E. Perrahlt.
EIGHTH wARD-W. j. Douglass O. E. Rtandou.
NINTH wARD-Joseph Kline. W c. Kinsella
Douglas Brown, Thomas Curry
TENTH wAnD-w. B. Gray. DR.. D. Maekey, L. O.
Scriyen, Battle Payne.
ELEVENTH wARD-Pster Landry Robert Ray.
ALGIERs-w. Pease.
The COIfax Guards meet mt VilIIams,s
School Room. on Gravier between Liberty snd How.
ard streets, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
ct seven O'Clock P. M.
F. g. ANTOINE, President.
j. p HEATING Secretary sell
IrIshmen Rally RaiIy.-fls IRISH Re-
publican Club meets at Carroll Hall esruer of
Carroll and Poydras streets, every SATURDAY,
EVENING, at half.past seven O'Clock All favorable
to the election of Grant and Cofar are respectfully
invited to attend.
j. F. CUNNINGHAM, President.
P. E. COLLINS. Secretary.
The WarmOth Campaign Club-Meets at
No. 4si Lafayette street every MONDAY EVEN.
ING.
The officers of this cub are expert, and will do
their duty.
THOMAS s. J9SES Vice President.
MARTIN SNOVhLL,
X. BUSH, Secretary.
taA SSSSitH Ftss,afst assiitant S'0y
ssovernOrn Guards, Company A. This com
Tss PPU and fRSRY
seven o'c ock T. NJ. on Claiborne, between Common
government are requested to join The uniform Is
dark blee pants jacket and fatigue cap, and white
'' GE9ESE q; MASON. Captain;
.- hENRY DOkSEY, First lieutenant;
IL
New Orleans. September g. 1868.
Sixth Ward Grant and COifax club
No. l.-Nights OF regular meeting every 7 UESDAY,
seven o'clock p. NJ.
NAMES OF OFFIcERs-Jos. Soude President: Will
liam Rodoph, Vice President: Laurent Auguste
Vice President; Alcide Lewis Vice President: Noel
Bachus, Vice President; John Shulz, Treasurer,
o. Y. Warwick, Secretary. sci
SPECIAL NOTICES.
KOiice.-Ths Office of ths Board of Registration
is at Room No I, City Hall, where all eommunica
tions should be addressed tits particularly request
ed that writer's from the country parishes will state
their postotics address.
WILLIAM BAKER
sells Chairman Board of Re gistration.
7s1-aH....aal...1a.a.
PERSONAL.
~-~D>~e~y>--~s-->--y~-~-J-~
NJ OI1Cl1 -...-..... = NOTICE
WILLIAM SCOTT, tCoLoREDl
Now or formerly residing Baronne street, and
whose daugher Mary was married in 1865 will learn
something very much to his and her advantage by
calling at II Canal street. sels 3ts
e-@zA@sMmn.az
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish Of Orleans-Wbereas, Adolphe @. Schmid
has petitoned the Court for letters OF
on the estate of the late Samuel Schmid, deceased,
ntestate; notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, 70 show cause within ten days, why the
BY order of the Court.
sell 2l26 NJ. o. TRACY. Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

Succession Of Nicola. Qulazzaro-No.
32,a11.
CEOOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish of Orleans.-Whereas Renaldo Piaggio has
petitonsd the Court for letters Of administration
the estate Of the late Nicolas QniaxEaro deceased
sntestate Notice ia hereby given to All nom it may
cencern 70 snow cause within ten DAYS Why the
prayer O. tee SAD penuoner should not be granted
sesiSls N. o. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
PERSONAL.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

SuccesslOnSof Mrs. Charles Haupt.
THE CREDITORS OF THIS ESTATE ARE
4 requested to present their bills within three
A. j. VILLERE. Attorney for the Cnrater
sels 1t
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

Suece ssi0n of Jean Joseph Agut-NO.
90.D53
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans-Notice is hereby gwen to the credit
ors of this estate and to all other persons herein
terested, TO show cause within ten days from the
present notification tf any they have cam why
the account presented BY the testamentary execut1
Of this Estate should not be homologatsd and
approved, and the funds distributed in accordance
therowith.
sei650S NJ. o. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

SuecesaIon of James Mnnn--No sass6
OECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish of 0rleans,-Wh Whereas Theo.F. Thieneman has
petitioned the Court for Letters OF Curatorshp on
the vacant estate OF the late james Manu. deceased
intestate Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern TO show cause withtr ten DAYS, why tie
prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted.
BY order OF the Court.
sel3ifz2 NJ q. TRACY, CLERK
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
Bot
H re
CUNTRY PRODUCE
of
All kinds.

|i!hout the schoolmaster, Kentucky Is
lost sure to go for Seymour and Blair.
|ut the whistle sounds, and we see by the
lke which follows the curving hills be-
p that the Ohio is near, across which we
|e to breathe purer and better air.
Faithfully, L.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

Aaily, Radicals, 1ally.-The Hahn Zouave
Club will meet on SUNDAY. twenty first instant at
twelve clock NJ, at Prof Williams Schoolroom 300
GrAvier street, between Liberty and Howard
All Radicals are cordially invited to attend
CHARLES W. GIBBONS,
sel7 Secretary pro tenn.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

LITTLE PARAGRAPHs.-R. P. Duvall and
John S. Broutf exchanged shots on the
steamboat G,I1I1 landing yesterday.
william Spencer, while rowing boat on
the river opposite Eighth street, fell over
board and was drowned.
aAdge Cooley rendered decision yester-
day N the case Of Victor Gerodias versus L.
=. Lemarie, contesting the claims of the
lattar r. the office Of State Tax Collector of
Cue SECOND District. The suit was dismissed
at pinsntiff's cost.
The case offs. S. Fish versus Collens was
also submitted TO Judge Cooley. Plaintiff
claims that Mr.. Colleus was ineligible under
the Constitution of the State to the office of
Judge of the Fourth District Court of Or
leans parish.
Ia the regatta at the upper lake, yester
day, the Niphias was victorious.
John H. Fillman for attempting 70 pass
one-dollar counterfeit greeuback on vege-
table dealer in POydras Market. will be eX.
amined before United States Commissioner
Warren to morrow.
Clement Martinez charges Kitty Jones, a
dealer in St. Bernard market, with passing
q counterfeit five dollar note on him, which
she refused to take back. Kitty will eX-
plain the matter before Commissioner War.
ren on the twenty.third instant.
The grocery store of Mrs. Gilligan, corner
of Rampant and Erato streets, was robbed
of nine or ten dollars while the proprie-
tress was waiting upon some customers.
If the thief will call on Mrs. Galligan she
can identify him on sight.
One of the Seymour Cadets, named Lyons,
was accidentally wounded in the right arm
by the explosion of rocket, at the corner
of Josephine and Chestnut streets.
Two men entered the house of D. W.
Eames, Philip street, corner of Laurel, be-
tween one and two o'clock this morning.
Being discovered by Mrs. Eames, they fled,
one of them leaving pair of shoes behind.
Two burglars entered the house of DIR. Pc
ters, No. $50 Canal street, about one o'clock
A. M. The Doctor fired three shots at them,
but they did not surrender. They fed.
The notorious John H. Crumb, who drift
ed into this military department as private
or corporal of the Fourteenth New York
cavalry regiment, and who has been on the
plunder ever since, is in trouble again,
this time before Recorder Becker for mule
stealing.
Two or three Gascsns who sell beef in the
Poydras Market, were iued by Recorder
Becker twenty dollars each to-day for yell.
ing, screaming, shouting, and making a
general row, when customer approached
the stall of a rival butcher who speaks
English. Law triumphs.
short time since some unreconstructed
fellows disturbed co,ored church one even-
ing by rushing into it and firing pistols.
0He of these fellows was killed last night,
and another was before Recorder Becker
this morning for assault and battery.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

GRAND CAMPAIGN CLUE, CITY OF JEFFEE-
soN.-A regular meeting of this club was
held on Wednesday evening last, called to
order by the President, Hon. J. Garstkamp,
800 members present. The President ap.
pointed the standing committees, and then
distinguished speakers addressed the club.
EX Governor Hahn was the first speaker,
whose eloquent remarks were received with
hearty cheers, and to whom vote of thanks
was rendered. The next speaker was Mr.. ].
W. Menard, editor of the Radical Standard,
who. made an eloquent speech, which was
received by the club with applause and
cheers. The next speakers were the Hon.
D.. c. Woodruff and Mr.. S. Packer, who
were greeted with hurrahs.
The regular meeting is every Wednesday
evening, at the headquarters on Vallence
street, between Camp and Chestnut streets,
where all good Radical Republicans are in.
vited. The watchword is "Grant and Col.
fax, November third Hon. John Garst
kamp is President, and Thomas H. Poree,
Assistant Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SFEUIAL NUTIUES,
EOiice.-Ths Office of tbs Board of Registration
is at Room No I, City Hall, where all eommunica
tions should be addressed tits particularly request
ed that writer's from the country parishes will state
their postotics address.
WILLIAM BAKER
sells Chairman Board of Registration
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

The COlfax Guards meet mt VilIIams's
School Room. on Gravier between Liberty snd How.
ard streets, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
ct seven O'Clock p NJ
F. @. ANTOINE, President.
j. P. HEATING, Secretary. SELF
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

CoSTRoLLERs OFFICE. CIrY HALL,
New Orleans, September g. l3Us.
Notice is hereby given that the Controller will at
his office on TUESDAY, September % 1863 at noon,
Adiudcate to the lowest bidder or bidders the above
contract as per specifications.
PAS. LABARRE, Deputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

Attention, erAnt Rlde Auakes. Third
WArd.-This club meets svezg TUESDAY and FRI.
DAY evening on GravieE straat, hstvsen Liberty
invited to attend
GEORGE WILLIAMS. Pss,iaent
PHrgHBAx. Secretary.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-10

selves ard the community We represent,
to spread on our minutes the solemn dec
laration that large portion of the meui-
bers OF this court were. always Tor The
Union, and some Of us Federal soldiers in
the late war for the Union, against whom
these foul ISLANDERS have been uttered by a
man who has always been treated kindly
by this community since he came amongst
us, and for whom some Of us voted when be
was candidate for the Legislature, though
ne was, and is, comparatively stranger
in our midst and that there is not In all
that is said BY Prosser, about this court,
one word that is true in whole or ia part,
as is known by every man 10 this county
who has been brought ia contact with this
court in its administration of the public af-
fairs Of the county.
A majority of the members of this court
have been commissioned by his Excelleney.
Governor VIM. G.. Brownlow, aud elected
under the present franchise law. We deny
the charge of disloyalty corruption, or any
act tending TO shield from taxation the
property of each other or Of any citizen
whatever.
1t is also untrue that in the distribution
of relief TO the poor and unfortunate we
have exhibited any Partially on political
or other grounds, or that this court has
ever made any distinction between appli-
eants for charity. II is not true, as stated
by Prosser, that we have refused TO give
attention to the widows and children of
loyal men, All INDECENT poor, white and
eolored, have been treated alike in every
respect.
This court does not appoint jurors for
the Criminal Court, that duty being per-
formed by the Judge; therefore the charge
of the Colonel that This court appoints cor
rupt jurors for the purpose Of prosecuting
loyal men, is not true.
Be il further resolved, That the Hon. 7.
A. Kerchival receive our thanks for the
very able manner in which he vindicated
this honorable body, in answer to the speech
Of the said Prosser.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
WE. MEACHAM.
A resolution was adopted that the city
papers be requested to publish the above
resolutions, after which the court adjourned
to meet on the 18th inst
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-10
PROBABLE FIEND.
a Man Charged with Rape and Al
tempted Poisoning.

j. C.. Fehr, Cherry street bookbinder,
was arrested yesterday on two warrants,
one charging him with attempted poison
ing and the other with violating young
German girl in North Nashville The
name of the girl is HUH, and she alleges
that Fehr had several times attempted i'm
proper intimacy with her, aud that some
three weeks ago he accomplished his pur-
pose by placing a revolver TO her head and
threatening TO kill her if she should either
resist or ever expose him. In addition to
this grave charge, she accuses him of en-
deavoring 10 induce her to mix pins with
the bread which the family were to eat, in
order 70 their poisoning. Fehr gave bond
of $1,000 for his appearance before Justice
Wilkinson to-day TO answer the charge OF
attempted poisoning, and gave another
bond ofSl000 for disappearance tomorrow
to answer tbs other charge. f. w. Parker
will appear for the prosecution, and John
d. Brien for the defense.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-10

Anderson, johnson & Smith will sell
some most desirable property in Edgefeld
beginning on Tuesday, March 3lst, sndcon
timing till all the lots are sold Sale on
the premises.
II. Whitley, Of Upton county, advsr-
tises some stolen money and jewelry by q
negro named VIM. Hammer, formerly Of
this city.
See Crank, Dodson & Co.'s card in
special column in reference TO carpets, and
then 90 and see them.
Jacob Them proposes his first spring
trade sale tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
+. Klein, merchant tailor, presents his
card this morning, and offers the freshest
and best goods to he had.
Y. Dubawowski has opened an elegant
saloon in the north corner of the basement
Of the Maxwell House. He will keep con
stsntly the best wines and liquors, ale and
beer. A free lunch will be set every day
al 100 A. NJ. Our friend NJ. +. Seltz will
be found in this establishment, which in
all respects will be found inviting to the
thirsty or the socially inclined. They ask
their old friends TO give them a call.
THE CIIMAx.-This favorite resort, at
No. 80 North Cherry street, has under
gone a thorough repairing and freshening
process for the spring and summer, and
will be thrown open this evening, when
Messrs. Hand7ich q Burkholz, will be
happy TO welcome their friends and the
public to the hest yiands, and to free
lunch.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-10

Cotton very firm anG holders are asking
higher rates. Low middliug Is upland d
70; good middling 81 Mobile 90 Or
leans 81 Gold 1898. 10 M.-Cotton de-
sniand tair-prices so firm that sales are re-
stricted. Gold l40g. 3P. M.-Cotton de-
mana ialrTprlees hrm-sales to-day 5000
Oaies. Low middiing %; uplaHds &c ;
good middling 81; Mobile 26I; Orleans
q. The cable news has caused BUYERS to
withdraw from the market. Gold 1885,.
LIVERPOOL, March 9.--1I:I5 A. M.-Cot-
ton buoysnt-estimated sales to-day 25. 900
bales. UplaRds l04d; Orleans load ::
sales 10 arrive at I0kd 1:2OP. M.-Cotton
irregular. Sales to-day $4,000 bales-quo
tations unchanged. 5.P. Motion firm.
Sales to-day 10000 bales. Uplauds 1Ot@
l04d. Orleans l04d. Sales TO arrive 105d.
LONDON, March 9.-11:15 A. M.--Consols
e3s. United States bonds US. LEO P. NJ
-Consols 93G93s United States bonds
7l4G7ls. 5P. M.-Csnsols 939. United
States bonds 7l3.
FLOUR.-The demand is good. Wequote
Mountain Dew at SIS; Cream of the City
SIS; Cumberland mills SO.
CeRN.-We quote at 65(a6Sc loose in
wagons, S5@874c at the depot,
WHEAT.-No supply on hand. We quote
at S2@2 80 per bushel.
BAcoN-Clear sides 144@l5!c; shoulders
ll4@12e; hams 15e; sugar enred hams
Isle.
SALT.-S3 90 for bsshsl barrels by the
car load, and 81 for smaller quantities.
NAus-$5 25 for los to &c, and 25c adj
ditional for each smaller size.
eoFFEE-Rio 22@26c; Laguyra ESQ
%; Java Ss@40c.
MoLAssEs-orleans coo csc Eastern
syrups S5c@s1 25 per gallon.
PoTAToEs.-Neshannocks 81 rs; other
kinds 81 so.
HAY-Prime timothy S2S@25 per ton.
BRAN-$2S per ton.
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ALE rsAIr.. wrEsoN,
Triumph OF the Conservative Ticket
and she Railroad aubserIpttoa


Triumph OF the Conservative Tick ct
and she Railroad Subscription.
Returns from Wilson county place the
success Of the Conservative county ticket
beyond a doubt, and it is believed the
Tennessee and Pacific railroad project is
carried by a good majority. Official re-
turns have been received from twelve OF
the twenty-five districts, giving the road
1918 to 574 against it. Lebanon voted for
At by 588 to 80. The following are the
county officers elected:
Sherifi-W. F. Foust
County Court Clerk-JOe McClain.
Circuit Court Clerk. T. Manson.
County Register Wick.
Revenue Collector-A. d. Armstrong.
Giles.
The entire Radical county ticket is elect
ed in Giles county, by considerable una
jorities.
In Marshall county the Conservatives
have elected all their candidates.
Rutherford.
The election in Rutherford passed off
quietly, and there were no signs of the
anticipated outbreak in Murfreesboro. The
whole Radical ticket ia elected by a ma
iority Of from 500 to zoo.
Williamson
Elects Cummings, Andrews, Whitehead
and Lane, and the whole Conservative
ticket, by large majority.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-10
EEDFORIl.
The RaageaI Tiesset Elected by q ssasssiI
WaFArFgw

Bedford is heard from, and elects the
Radical county ticket by trifiing ma
jority. In one of the districts. known
to be largely Conservative, the judges and
clerks appointed by Brownlow's Registra-
ton Commissioner would not open the
pills, thus insuring Radical triumph.
The majority on County Court Clerk Is
only fifty, and on Circuit Court Clerk il is
less than that. The average Radical ma
iority will not be over one hundred, while
in August last ii was from eight hundred
to one thousand. The vote on Tax Col
lector is very close, aud the election of
Adams, Conservative, by about five ms
iOrity, Is claimed BY some Of his friends.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-10

DEsPERATE ATTACK On A GUARD BY A
CoNvICT-As Night Wstchman O'Eeil
was yesterday morning turning the con-
yicts out Of their cells at the Penitentiary,
one of them named Nary seized hammer,
struck him heavy blow upon the arm,
and endeavored TO wrench bis pistol from
him. A fierce struggle ensued, aud several
other guards interfering, the convict was
secured. Nary is serving q sentence for
killing man whom be hsd reason to be-
lieye held improper intercourse with his
wife. He was a Federal soldier, and is
now said TO be at times insane.