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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-05
MISSOURI.

.MAHAaE 81 - II
ST. LOUIS, November 4.-The cleo
ton in the First Congressional Dis
trict is still claimed by both parties.
The Times, with one precinct in the
city and four in the county to hear
from, claims 571 majority for Wells,
Democrat. The Republican, with the
same city precinct and four county
PRECINCTS. claims 354 majority for
Wells. The Democrat says the con-
test is very close, and can only be de-
termined by the official vote, with the
chances in favor OF Pile, Republican.
Johnson Co., reported 1900 Rep.
majority; Saint Francois County. re-
ported 80 Democratic mai; Buch-
anan County, repor ed $50 Repabli-
can majority Hannibal City gives the
Republican city ticket 100 majority;
Washington County, reported Demo.
cratic majority 400, on the State ticket
IN the county reported Republican
majority 800, suffrage 300. }
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov. 4.-This
city gives about 200 Democratic:
Westport 8; Independence 400: Van
Horn, Republican for Congress. is
probably elected, as the majority in
Jackson County, the Democratic
stronghold, is less than was expected.
Returns come 10 very slowly, and the
local ticket is much split. The Dem
o%cratic county ticket is generally
elected sief ~ O. -
SEDALEA, Mo-, November 4.-Re-
turns from this county come In slow
ly. but enough is known TO show that
the Radicals have elected their en-
tire ticket. The vote was the heavi-
est ever polled In this 5(Pettisl Coun-
ty. Election passed e quietly.
ST. Louis, November fin Holt
County. Mo, Grants majority is $50;
2 gain of 200 on the vote Of 1885;
MeUlurgs (Republican1 for Governor,
SVO MAJORITY sper, (Republican) for
congress, 900; negro suffrage, $50
democratic paper here says:
Grant Is elected. Seymour is elected
IN Aentucky by a million majority.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, November A.
An old lady named Marshall, and her
son John, were discovered murdered
in their house. about three miles north
of Barry Platte County, Mo-, night
before last. The house was rihed.
and a considerable sum of money. the
prOc66OS u u T6C0nb safe OF horses.
was stolen. There is no clue to the
murderers. 1rrags err.T
ST LOUIS, November Is A. M
All the precincts in the city except
one, and all in the county except two
representative districts, give Grant
about 1900 majority, The full re
turns in the county will probably
give Grant about $500. MeClurg's
majority in the county will be about
l,0OO. The suffrage question in this
county will have some ten thousand
%:,orlty against it. jefferson County
IS reported 300 Democratic majority;
AdaIr, about 100 Democratic major
1ty; Wells, Democrat for Congress-.
elected by about 400 majority.
LA PLATTE. Mo-, November a.
Grant 81, Seymour 80; Mcclure 81
Phelps so, being a Democratic major,
lty of 20, while the vote in 1866 was
AZ Republican and 81 Demoratic
EhIch gives a Democratic gain of p
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, November a.
The full vote of this city is not vet
counted Grants majority in the citv
is 1856, being a Republican gain of 1872
over the Spring, election. The ma.
Jorlty for the Fourteenth Constitu-
rlonal Amendment falls very little
short of that fguFe9 rr,rT-
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OHIO.

CNCINNATI, November 4.-GaIlia
County, Grant 900 majority, Repub-
licaa gain 40; Fairfield County, all
but one township, Republican gain
10; Lawrence Coinfy,5 Grant 1,54C
majority. Republican gain $40. Pike
County, Seymour 600 majority, Re-
publican gain 100; Scioto County,
Grant 500 majority, Republican gain
20; PlskagayrsCOunt all but one
township, Republican gain 40. In.
CINcINNATI. November 4.-Eull re-
turns from Hamilton County give
Grant 1884 majority, q Republican
gain Of 3,498; total vote. ofthe county
1896, being 966 votes less than IN
October.
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KAN AS.

LAWRENCE, Kansas, November A.
Douglass County-Lawrenee City,
Grant, 715; Seymour, 173; Grants
majority 542, a Republican gain of
2O2 over the vote of 1866. Wakarusa
Township. Grant, 1923; Seymour, 90,
a large Republican gain. Clarke,
Radical, for Congress, has a majority
of 363 in the city, and 221 in Waka-
rusa Township. The majority for
Grant in Douglass County is estimated
at / GOO
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, November Add
tional returns from remote counties
clearly indicate Republican gains.
The total Republican vote will sum
up about 10000. The Democratic
majority in the State amounts to
5000. Kentucky elects her nine
Democratic Congressman.
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NEW

TRENTON, N. j., November 1.-The
Democratic electoral ticket is elected,
and also the Governor and four Con
gressmen. This is the opinion of the
Democratic Committee. The Repub-
licans say there is only one Demo
cratic Congressman elected. Neither
party can give majorities, and both
say it is small.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, November 3.-Sey-
mour 22897; Gran. 276. Caddo Par
ish 1900 Democratic majority;
Shreveport LOGO Democratic majori-
ty: Bossiet Parish unanimously DEM
ocratic; New Iberia 489 Democratic
majority. Brashear City gives the
only Republican majority in the State.
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THE Courier of yesterday was not
able to furnish its readers with the
complete vote of the city, or the re-
turns from a single township, because
it expended its editoria! strength on
a long-winded editorial to prove that
Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx t0as "a liar
and q dishonest man! While the
slanderous and ignorant BOBBY vas
engaged In that disreputable business
the people Of Evansville were giving
Dir. CoLFAX the triumphant aud de-
eisive vindicationloft wo hundred and
thirty five majority for the second
office in the gift of the American
people. L1is about time this foreign
v%illifer was being taught some prac-
teal common sense by the leaders of
the party IN this city, if they want to
save evenathemselves from public re-
proach.
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2RAg FLORIDA

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, November q
Members of the Electoral ColleSel
were chosen by the Legislature TO.
cay at l O'Clock. The vote cast for the
Republican ticket was 40, to 80 Dem
%oeratic. One Of the Electors is col
ored.
svnsEalgy faEIH0G 5i.iysHRTi
.IIag5a Gsi99I . Oh
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- 8.l48 2O5 q

These figures tell the story SO plain
~, that there can be no mistake.
They declare hat at the October
election the Democrats had some two
hundred voters in this county whose
business elsewhere would not allow
them to remain in the county the
twenty days intervening between the
two elections. They demonstrate that
our very fearful" Senator MORGAN
was elected by the most fearful frauds.
1t was a subject of comment at
nearly all the polls on Tuesday that the
affidavit men of October did not put
In their appearance. The Democrats
had made their arrangements to keep
~the polls open till six o'clock-al-
though the entire vote of the city
could easily have been polled by four
o'clock-and it was supposed that at
the last moment there would be a
rush of afidavits. But they did not
come. 1t is to be presumed they
were all 4oYed into Kentucky to en-
able that State to bring up its prom
ised majority of 10000.
But is it not a subject worthy the
serious consideration of the honest
tax-payihg citizens Of Evansville, this
fact'thst they are to be voted down
by imported voters who have no in.
terest whatever in the city? We have
already shown that the election las.
Spring was carried for the Democrat,
b. direct importations. The result o
that election the taxpayers will feel
ingly realize when they call at tn
collector'saOfice to- pay theirtaxes-
as they are expected to-within tn
next four weeks. But not only il
Vanderburgh County have tn
Democracy succeeded by fraud
For weeks past, the public pres
have fairly tecmed with account
of naturalization frauds and illega
voting in all parts of the country. j
Is evident that, having failed to de
stroy the Government by rebellion
aud force, the Democratic party ha
exerted all its powers to obtain con
ton frauds. But, thank God, the,
have again been foiled. The patriot
ism Of the people has been as ir preg
nable against assaults by frauC
as it was against assaults by force
organized as a rebellion.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 3.-Reports
from sixteen towns and two counties
show a Republican majority Of 2,6l1.
Heaton, Republican, is elected to
Congress.
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HARnWART.
IA a u

III n IA ~ w N HI HE
We have now IA store a fun Limo Of
Patent Red jacket Axes;
strauB's Patent Axes
Mann's Patent and regular Axoai
Grain and Coal shOvsls
Patent CrOss-Cut Saws;
Wood and HAND Saws
Meat Cutters and Suffers;
shOvels and Spades
Coal Holds;
ShOVels and TOlgs-
Closing out below cost
American and English Cutlery;
Butcher Knives, Saws, Choppers. &c.
Cotton and Wool Cards
Buildsrs' Hardware
Carpenter and Cooper Tools
Chain Pumps, 40.
/ AT LATEST REDUCED PRICES
FOX CASH.
PRED. P. sTRAUB q &C.
no. "a MAIN STREET.
Oe22 arr Rot Second and Third Streets
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HOn NE were swlndled in OetOberl

We presume there is not an intelli-
gent man in Evansville who has COM
pared the election returns of Novem-
Der with those of October, who is not
convinced that the Democrats sue
ceeded in October by the most tia-
grant frauds. Taking the Demo
cratic vote by precincts, we have the
following exhibit:
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PENNsYIvANTA

GREENsBURa. Pa, November A.
Westmoreland County is estimated at
100 for Seymour and Blair. tf-
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 3.-Returns are
meagre. but the State is undoubtedly
Republican, The Republican majority
in this city is 1855.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, r. November a.
Rhode Island will give Grant 5000
majority.
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ALABAMA.

SELMA, Ala, November 3.-Three
towns in Dallas County, give 1870
Republican majority.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

BosToN. Nov. 4.-Grant's majority
in Massachusetts, will be $4,000.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-05
THE ORIGINAL
ONE DOILAR RnnKrR starr
Established in 1863.


Our stock, consisting OF every variety of
R and FANCY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES
SILVER PLATED WARE,
GLASS WARE Sci
WOODEN and Hemp CARPETINGSI
STRAW MATTINGs, and
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Is OF our own tmpo ration, or purchased
directly from the manufacturers in large
$50 We were the first to commence the
sale of goods on the popular plan of
One Dollar for Each Article.
Our ssles for the last twelve months
nave been about one million dollars.
sB- Dur business has been decided by
the Courts of this State md by the United
States authorities not TO be a Lottery, or a
Gift Enterprise, but a regular legitimate
business.
ton o n of b following articles; 20
yards Brown or Bleached Sheeting. supe-
rior quality Pophn or ALPACA Dress Pat
skin; an Eight-Da Clock, Seth Thomas's
make; pair Gents Calf Boots; White
Marss!lies Guilt Silver, plated Chased
graph Album, 100 pictures; 8 yards. Cd
Wool Cloth; Silver plated Cake Basket;
common qualify. Also. printed notices Of
90 articles, for sale at 81 for each article,
comprising q variety OF articles usually
sold at retail at prices from 81 80 to S. for
each article. ef agyR f
For a Club Of slo-A selection of one of
the following articles: 40 yards Brown or
Bleached Sheeitna, superior quality; Dress
Pat 0rn. price $40 Wool Long Sh wi:
Brocha Long Shawl; 2 yards Black Ger
man Broadcloth: sewing
Machine, price SIS (these will
hem, stitch, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind.
braid, and embrOtder, in a most superior
manner); Gents or lady's Silver Hunting
Case Watch, new; % yards Hemp Carpet
ing; 3 yards Beaver Cloth 6% yards good
Doeskin; Silver-plated Ice Pitcher; 6 yds.
Wool Cl0lh. double width; L pair superior
~ yards Brown or Bleached
Sheettng. common quality; and 40 print
ed notices of articles for sale at 81 each,
comprising q variety of articles usually
article. aW
NIB. We hereby inform the public that
we are not connected with any of the Gift
Enterprise One Dollar Concerns in this
city. All concerns offering a gift. pre-
MUM, or any other article free Of cost to
agent, or to any one, are in direct viola
ton of the laws against Lottery. We have
information, from reliable authority, that
all Gift Concerns in this city will be closed
up by the State police I-sl0
For additional particulars send for our
circular. a<-@
SS- Send a Draft, Postal Money Order, or
Registered Letter -
Be sure and direct your letters to
ANDREWS d CO.,
1O6 Sudbury Street, Boston. Mass-
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New Advertisements.
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Proclamation Des 0SDnDers
tsef1rS OOm SeisnefTee.
Grecutin Departenie1t,
@taat Eeunelfee,
sc a fhbiIIe, q. Oft. 1868.

9fafbbiIIe, "a. SIT. 1868.
Da Der Yrafibent Der Ser. Staoten
0urdl proclamation ben 26. SlDbein ;
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Der Qobpreiiung Oe8 aIIin6dtigen @Otp
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uns tpdbreno bes nun ldIieBenben Sab>
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n6mIi9en Sag als einen Sag Der
Dnnflagung un6 2obpreiiune @ottes
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feben bon @eften ODER 4nrteien, fd
in Der geblbrenOen 8eobahtung Oehels
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unterf1rieben nno nit benz @roBer
- @ieeeI bes Staates be-
6rufen laien, an "a. Sfto'
81 6er 1868.
SIS. @. BroipnIo
@onbernenr bon Sennel1ee. BE-
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WAfhin aton, 70. Stt.

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rem General @onful in Stem gort UNI
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gfeffen 6. 81. 8ierfielb, aus &urlonb
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bat Bic 2lugeIe9enbeit an bic Saifers
Tide Wefan6tldaft bierieIbt iiberseben.
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6es Serrn Wlorrel iiberfen6e, erIanbe
i9 mir, Serr 6efretar, Sbre suten
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Ianeetl.
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8ufiAerung nleiner DotltOmmenenSo9s
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Toronto, D. IA. Sept. 1868,
Gin Baron SFen> gaden, General.
Gonful bon HuBIano, in ben
4Ser. &fnofen.

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3ettuisasfren6er,.

a0cttuH80IEeWpeu
Beeebehbeiten, 9ieniateiten:
MleHf9enIeiOen. MfenfAenfreuoen:
Rlpebeit unO Mobnipikieteiten,
Qlaen 2euten. ipel1e lhreiten
Durd bic gSeiten nnlerer 8eiteu
Son unO 81 ben gpigteiten-
MnSubeuten, einsuleiten;
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Su be9leiten nit Bnbrbeitett
2lgen tilefben, Srug berIeiben
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size ben S9ein Der BI5Be Ieioen;
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@as fid bietet, ansaubeuten
Den @oHegen 5ll beneioen
Seinem 8latt brab aussMf1nei6en
Mit Mutoritdt fi& fleioen;
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Slu9 einmal Oerbe auf3ul9neioen;
Sft bur9 Sid uno Dunn sn reiten
0lud gu Inoeren bindusIeiten
Muerlei 81 unteri6eieen
@s Dem 8oIf gu unferbreiten
Seine @unft it@ bersuIeiten
llnO i'm ,9fobr fi1 pfeifen ibneioen -
Gebet, bas fin0 8eitungsfreuoen,
Observation-Disclosures
R @treit. 3tpei farbise Strip.
pei, ueIdbe fid politif9 feinsleIie eins
amber eeseniiberfeber, serietben 9sitern
oermaben in 9ike, Oab es gu SbdtIi@.
teiten tam. Sta NIT nur einem Bein
uno on elmer &riife einberbinfeno,
iblu9 feinen benofratiI6en @eener
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Sreoerid Notb, unborfi@tiges Sab.
rem, freigeIprohen.
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Gquire Wfatbens.
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$3.50, freieeipro@en.
Sobn gausbn, @ngrif nit einem
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runs SIS.
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Got SO u in Belinda Stones M66is
ton $500. 81
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fcn Alp Yoles 9anb i'm 5. 9iz
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bon NiafbbiHe $1,000.
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Is older 9an6 i'm 5. Diitritt $500.
s.. u. Cartwright an 81. $. Barrb,
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ftrift 1000.
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W. 9. Steuart 9anO i'm @ountb
$52.75.
8. q. RenIep an Sames 81. @ofreH
BOT in Der 8. Bar6 1880.
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2anO i'm County 800.
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Got an Cherry in @ii6 : giafbbiIIe
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@indin Bet in Der Stobt $4,000. :
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ueuen @efelf9aft be0eutenO erntdbiet
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