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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25

WASHINGTON, February 20-Judge Doge
If South "a olina, 10 here claiming . seat in
Congress from the Third District Of that
4taie, for which Mr. Reed, Democrat, has
received certificate of election by ma>
jcriiy of votes cast, willie Doge has Ger
tificate from the Governor that he received
. majority of the legal Eotss-cass. = s :.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
Congressional.
SENATE.

= WAsHISGToS, Feb. %.
The credentials of Mr.. Casserly, of Cali
lfornia, were presented.
The bill given A j. Ross, Of Ohio
5000 for the use Of his inveotion utilizing
steam as means of naval warfare, was
passed.
The bill relative to certain private land
claims IN New Mexico, was passed.
Mr.. Morgan, Iron the Committee on
Commerce. reported, with amendment the
House bill to repeal the oct proposed
March 2 1867, regulating The disposition
of fineFs and penalties and forfeiiures
received under the laws relating TO cuss'
toms, and to amend certain acts for the
prevention Of frauds on the revenue, and
for the prevention Of smuggling. The
amendment restricts the repeal to the
second, third and fourth sections Of said
A.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
burning efthe steamer Glen
dale.

EVANSVILLE, Feb. lS.
The steamboat Glendale. from CincIn-
mali TO ST, Louis, iull of freight and peo>
pie, was passing Green River Island, sew
Ell miles above this city, ut O'Clock p.
M to>day; q fire broke out in her pilot
house. The boat was run ashore, and the
women and children safely landed. In
the meantime. Capt. Hare and crew. with
most oil the male passengers, by vigorous
efforts, got the fire in check and finally
extinguished it.with the total loss of The
pilot house and portion OF the texas.
Captain Fuller stood at the wheel on.
velOped in flames until the boat was Land
ed, had his eyebrows, whiskers and
clothes sc0rched, and inhaled some bol
air. but is all right. Captain Hare and
chief Engineer McClintock are highly ex-
told for coolness and address IN the peril
ous condition.
The boat was full of passengers, includ>
ing women and children, but no panic en-
sued.
OF the freight, only few empty demi
Johns were destroyed. Capt. Hare enters
a protest here, rigs temporary wheel,
and proceeds to 81. Louis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
HOUSE.

On motion OF Mr.. Boutwell,, and under
a suspension of the Iulos, the Senate
amendment to the joint resolution propos-
taken from the speakers table and read as
follows; 80.
/ ARTICLE Is, Section I, Tho right of cts
liens ofthe United States to vote and hold
office shall not be denied or abridged by
| the United State, or by any States, on ac-
count of race, color or previous condi-
ton of servitudc. -,.e4-
SEo- The Congress shail have pow
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25

The President has nominated Gen.
VIM. F. ('Ba'dy') Smith. Consul
General at HAVANA, and Il. W.
Wynkc op, Indian Agent for New
Mexico.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
WE BEAT THEM ALL !

nUR GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE i Tie best
~ in the country. We give more and better goods
than be obtained of any other house in the bust
from any store ia the country. Our terms to
Agents exceed all others. Agents wan ted every
where. send far circulars. Address Il. II. FIN M
CO, 81 Washington street, Boston. Mass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
Medical testimony

I've, the undersigned, practicing physicians, Ger
tify that have prescribed in practice, for TIA
past one, two and three years, Mudge's Amcricai-
Sherry hubbard Wine. and that, for me,iicindn
eject decidedly prefer il to any other Wine either
domestic or foreign. that have found and
gladly recommend il to the attention of medical
most valuable acquisition to Insteria med
lea"
& Brown ". ID ". Indy, VI. D.; J. Myers
VI. ID; uriEaml, H., Oct. Il, 1853.
Roh's. w. EARL. VI D.. H. Rcnson, NJ. n; Column
bus, Wisconsin, Oct. i6 1865.
NJ. n. Wright, NJ a.; John J. Sites, III. D.; Pom
tiac. Ills Oct. 80, 500.
w. McCluhan; NJ. d.; J. J. Rowe. N. D.; Avon,
H., Oct Ia, 1855.
C.s.S TODD,
Ions Sole Agent Tor Ply mouth
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
Blacksmith and Wagon Shop
Il. f. CasAyy .sEssLAIN,

his SHOP in Bourbon, is prepared TO Ia all work
"a ia his line short notice. Particular atisn-
ton paid H,r-e-shoeing. Lumber Log. ard light
Wagons on hand At all times, made 10 order
Nome but the lest material used aud best work men
employed. All work guaranteed {" give satisfaction
Call aud examine work and get prices.
16yl l.. r. CHAIBERLAIN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
Nurseries Of ". F. iIsikes

An CID ESTABLISHMENT with rev fea-
ture. Ever, ler>on can rocure Trees 4 Plants
AZ !! hoiesaie Prices. by ordering through orr
Club Department. For prices and other nforma-
ton address W. r. HEIkE>, Dayton. Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
New Advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Secrets of the
Great CITY.

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VICES, the MYSTERIES, MISE
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gambling Houses and lotteries are conducted how
STOCK Companies Originate, and how the Bubbles
burst, read this work. 1t contains over 30 fine
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ne. Send for Circulars and see our terms. and
inll description of the work Address JONES
BROTHERS & CO., Cincinne. i, o.; Chicago IN or
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are being eli culated. See that the. Won buy
contain 30 hue engrayings and sell at S2.z5 per
copy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
Early Rose Potato. A" saSc9ap' and

Spring Wheais. Cats. Bari y, CarH, Glover Seed,
Grass Seeds, Hogs Fowls, 3 st Fo,rr Cuiter. Scnd
for tie Erg,rimei.f Tffm .EyrrHaf oily - cent?
Address GE0. 4. DEITZ, Ciamber,r,rS Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
u USTAVE BROWN
WIpfa-. Ia MI R.-fs1 Dealer m

Cigars, Tobacco. Snuff, Pipes. Cigar
Holders, T0bac 20 Pouches, Bores, etc.
do my own Man featuring, and nse none bat the
best of Tobacco.
MEET SCHA UNI PIPES,
Warranted gen inc, at very low prices.
.fese-sd d Il south Of the Bank, Plymouth, In
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
EOREHGN.

PARIS. Feb. 19.-Thc increase Of bullion
in the Bank OF France is Is, O0J, 900 francs
GREAT BRITAIN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25

Buy yonr " all>Psper cheap at w. E.
Browns, Old Line Drug Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25

Licensed by the United States authority. ]
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

Il was s'slsrn3 Dsssnbsr LAY, snd
i.ssys ssss Vs. ssassa ~ ~ tssls 4
wssk Ley ~ satsa u SAs w,s1ow
watching Tie Snow lakss ~ shsy Aa.ssrsd
sssesfslly devs, ssvsnsg with sAsis
Asssy mantle every rosgh. sssishsly
shiss, sskiss he Iasisssps sss sf parity
ssd beauty: She wssse quiss that hss
asss q .lssssh Looked Up ssd said
"Wbss ere yos ihistisg Of, dsrlissr
The thssshsfsl look LEFT hsr bright fhes.
ssd The susay smile cane back - shs
threw herself 10 hsr asssS arms sxslain.
Jog: II wss thistiss I bad fsssA 4
goldss k,.y that usleeks svsrybody'a
heart. Gan Jon gssss whst Il b dear
auntyr
Her aunt shock her head and snilsd.
"1t is only Tie little word-'Plsass.
II say, 'Plsass.sivs ne pises Of ssEs
Nora r she says, sYss, niss + cad leaves
work and gets Il st ones. Joha n.y.
she Il svosa Bat shs is not cross = ~.
I thisk enc rssses b besauss I tsy sot
70 ysx hss. Sometimes jobs tells her
70 get bic slippers instantly, no natter
what che v doing, snd che answers %.
srily. Don't you think, suuty, II John
used tho golden key, che would b kind 70
hin 2"
"Yss, my love; aud II they would re-
member that - soft answer turnsth away
WRATH" aud cot accordingly, I think
there would very soon essss 70 b harsh
words tstwsen them. There ere few msa
70 thoroughly bad that they cannot b
won BY kiudnsss. Even dumb snims!s
arc not iasspsibls to IL influence. II
you should beat Fido Or speak sharply to
him. do you think be would show the
sams Affection for you thaths nov does ?
II my little girl will esly keep in her
possession the precious golden ksy which
she hes been % fortunate - 70 End thus
early, she will never be. without friends,
and 10 trying 70 make those around her
happy will ensure . never falling source
Of happiusss elf.-Childcsn's Friend
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
Final Settlement.

NOTICE 10 hereby given 70 Ill persons inter.
~ sstsd that the undssignsd, administrator Of
the eopsrtnsrship estate Of Owinss and Alisn,'
the latter dsossssd, will nsks 6nsl settlement
Of his sduiaistration Of said estate at tho uext
November term Of the Lincoln County Court, to
bs bsgua and held In Troy on Monday the sth.
day Of November, 1869.
oe7nlI JOS. B. kLLEN, adm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
ExeCuutop's Notice.

~ nentasy we're grasted 70 the undersigned on
the estate Of Beverly Q. Camp. deceased, by the
Clerk Of the Cireait Court o. Lincoln county,
No., on The 10th day Of September, 1892,
All persons having clAims against satd estate
are required TO exhibit then 10 the admiuistra-.
tor for allewanss Within' ore ysar aivse The date
Of said letters, o. they nay BE- prsciadsd from.
any bsnsat Of saii estass ! aud II not exhibited
within two ysass from The date Of said Letters
they will bs forever barred.
sep16nS6 !. II. .OWIN0S, Executor.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

Dpsisg lns starlight evening, lately,
Willie Clsrkin, . three year old philoso.
1heF sitss . silent and profound scrutiny
Of ~ hssvsss, ashsa bis mamma ab'
,taptly where the sssrs cams from.
n Manna replied: n don't know, WIN
IT, RI
. wilns-.Yss yos do, teo."
Nanus-"No, Willie, I don't know
uhsrs ths SsSss came from"
WSiis-t'Wsll. yos bet I do. Th'
nooi iaid 'smi" That wss "settler'
~ oemsla: H.U.A- E.tl,<
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
Final settlement.

NI0TICE 10 hereby siven to oil person inter-
~ sstsd that the uadsssisasd. administrator
Of the co-psrtnership estate Of faulconer 4
Tho ompson, the latter deceased. will mako Snail
settlement Of his sdninistration Of said estate
Of the nsxt November term Of the Linesln County
Court, to b begun and held n Troy ON Monday,
the Sh Day Of Novsmbsr, 1850. - q" tIT
sspse mop JOS. B. ALLEN, Adm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
AdlmlnistratOr's Sale.
REAL EaTATE


DY VIRTUE Of an order Of she County Court
ID Of Linooln county, made at the August 10 n
for 1885,, the undsrsiensd, sduinistrstor Of the
estate Of William Eslum, deceased, will on
TUESDAY, fns lsfl DAT o. nov, 1859;
st the eoust hose door 10 the towa Of Troy,
Linooin county, Missouri, snd during the session
Of said Court, sell st public auction all the right,
title and interest Of said estate II snd to the FOL.
lowing described real estate, situate In the county
.orthesst quarter Of section IS, township As.
range east .slso oil that portion Of lot No
II the Division Of trset Of land IL Survey No.
3eSS, called woodstock tract, lying north Of Big
Greek, and being In section 81, township 4S,
range east, eontaining 81 acres.
TERMS OF ;ALE.-0ns half cash and one
half In six months. the purchaser giving bond
aud approved security for deferred payment.
MARSHALL L. EALUM, Adm'f
ssp33nSo Of ths estate Of Wn. Eslsn, decd
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
Final settlement.

~ estsd that the andsrsigned. administrator
Do bonis non Of Thomas J. Wright, deceased,
will make . Aaai settlement Of bis sdministrs-
tim Of said estats at the noxt November term u
The Lincoln County Coart, to began and held in
Troy on Monday, the 9Th dav Of November, 1859.
oc7 A. II. MARTIN, Adm'r do bonis non.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
Final Settlement.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to oil persons inter-
~ estsd that the undePslgasd, administrator Of
the estate Of Andrew Davidson decd, will mako
. 6nai settlement Of bis alninlstration Of said
estate ct tho next November term Of the Lincoln
county Court, to bs begun and held In Troy, Oh
Monday, The eth day Of Noyemees, 1859.
ssp330n<O JOS. B. ALLEN, Adha'H
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
Order Of Publication.
In LINCOLN CouxTy Counr, Missouri.

In LINCOLN COUNTY C0uRT, MissousI,
August Term, 1869.
A h0N0 the records Of said Court, made st
n said term Il the following, Wis:
"Now here Charles W. Martin, sdministrstol
Of the estate Of Hiram French. deceased, sp.
psars and presents his petition praying f6r an
order Of sale Of the raal estate Of said estate. OF
20 much thereof % shall b suaieisnt to pay the
debts due sgsinst said estate aud unpaid fos
want Of ssssts. Said petition sets foI ID the %.
sets Of said estate aud the debts due against the
sane, and 10 verified By the aadavits Of said ad.
ministrator; whereupon tho Court order said
administrator to givo notice Of said petition In
the Herald, . public nsvspaper published IN thi.
county, for four weeks prior to the uest term ol
this o0urt, and unless the contrary be shown, o.
order Of sale will be made In accordance there.
with and continued"
/, ......... A true copy Of the record.
:SEAL: In testimony whereof !. Francis G.
S.'..''.' Cake, Clerk Of said Court, hereto sol
ny hand and oihcisl seal, this 2&th day Of Sep
tsmber, A. D. 1859.
FRANCIS e. CAKE, Clerk.
scp30nl0w4 By J. n. MoLsLLAx, D. 9.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
Final settlement,

..sa ~ 20
VI the estate Of John Mason, deceased, will
make . Ansl settlement Of bic admiaistrstisn Of
said estate st the asxt November term Of the Lin.
cola county Court, u b began and held 10 Trey
u Monday, the sth day Of November, 1859.
oe7n4t JOS. B. ALLEN, adm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
Final settlement.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persons inter,
IN estcd that the undsrsigned administrator Of
tho esate Of Chas. J. Clark, deceased, will mako
Anal settlement Of his Standardization tf raid
estate ct tho next November torn Of the Lincoln
County Court, 70 be began and held In Troy On
Monday, the sth do: Of Novembcr, 1869.
oc7nli WALKER DAVIS, adm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
A11ninls1viliali vlialijijjrlxI,sI : !. NisItilcsel.. = y

~ m,ssiss ssss Sssesss a ts III r. SsS.r,ss.d On
tle slaeeS - Hlsll1 Ne1st1, deceased, on
tee 18M day ~ Sepee9U44 ~, ~ ~ Clerk Of
d. Cssoty Oeust q talsSla ,sss1ty, Nlespvsi.
ars rsqsirsd 70 cshISis SSs.r . "a lSsisissfs.
" fef ailswAs - w!tAla 80 ysas itsm Ne date
ef ~ lsttsrs, % they sNav - prssluded from
a.y esases .sf ~ eslases sat u act exhibited
visAis tys ~ Asn - ASss 81 said iet.srs
splenloD ANMA n. wARIIHLD. Adm'x,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
Final settlement,

NorIcE 70 hereby give, 70 oil psrsons later:
~ sstsd that the undsrsigusd executor Of tho
estate Of Ernest Tsipsl, deceased, will mako
GGal sst,lsncnt Of his adminisiration Of said es-'
tate at the nsxt November tern Of the Lincoln
county Court, to b begun and held in Troy on
Monday. the 9Th day Of November, 1859.
oe7pil LOUIS DIESSRLHORST, Ex'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

,'A Sosr.yssr old saw bic psrsu's pre-
pasisg fer church, snd asked thsm' to take
hin. Hs NJ told that hs Vas too Rttls'
81 suse vsh ill - shosd grow bigger.
"yps|l,", returned he, "ysu bad bstts'
'Aes'us GOV, for when ! sss bigger ]
nsy Nv vast 70 60" Ts tsseuts 'sw
~ peiut--he Was taken.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
Final settlement.

THE usdsrsigasd, Curator ef. the sstats Of
i lsaac,s y. ni!leepp. hessAy aosinta q! psr..
The seoosnt bstwssG hiiasslf asd saiA wsrd, Or
ths l3tA day eS 4Hglst lsAs, sad that hG Wit
apply ct tie Nsysnbsf tern Of the IlicolH
eesstv csurt, lse9, % b bsgln and held u the
eourt hsuss IN Troy u saiA county, % tAs 3nd
Monday In said nentA Sss lssvs TO make sensl
and for hls disshsi n - sueh ssrstor.
sug3saSs FRANCIS B. CLARE, Curator
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
FINAL settlement.

NoTIc1 10 hersby given TO eli p:r,ons Inter:
The estate Of Parsdins Howell, deed, will make
. Apsl settlement Of his administretion Of said
sststs at ths ns3t November tern Of Tie Lincoln
County Court, 70 b bsgua sAd hsld 10 Troy ON
Monday, The 9th day Of November, 1859.
ssp36 n4op JOS. B. ALLEN, admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

n oIlca = h.rsty siyen Aet I vim make ap.
county, No.. at ~ asEt rssplsr term Of aid
Court. 70 b bsgu. sad hsla q Troy 10 said
s.ss q y sss.s!.s:Sip 4 H:.y 4 S.cis,,
:spsasi \. !. xoTlsY. Guardian.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
Final Settlement.

THE undsrsigasd, curator Of he sstats Of Su-
L san d Akbsts, h~sby RstieS all persons
:seeuss @ NJ IT, sssw.:s S,cs:x sss :;,d ward, :. sss' 10
18th day Of Asgsss, lsss. snd tAst ~ vN ~
Fiy st The Novenbsr term Of tho Lineoin County
Court, 1859, 70 bssua and Asll st he eeast hoass
IN Troy, II said county, %. ths 3nd Monday Of
aid month, for leave 10 make AnaI settlement
ssSsSsss BIRD FARMER, c.rasor..
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

No3IC1 \ Asssly eiysads - parsons inter-
Vested, thst ~ Sadss.geed Will nAtes Ansl
settlement II 10 fsaseisaship Of Nary =. Mil.
Couaty Court, 70 b began and held in Troy on
Msudsy, tAs Oh day q Neveubss, lss0.
nsslsaSlpd PERRY MILLSAP. Gua,diss
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
AdminlstFatOr,s Male.
REAL ESTATE.

6tSke0 @S - "a 4@s
THE ssdsssigusA, aAnlaistrator o. w. 1g.
/ tsvt vsssksap, dsssessd, hessby give ~
ties that II pas:aass sf % srdss q ssjs ns1e
ty The Cosnty cosst Of llnseln sssAty, Mis-
sosri, at The August tern, 1859, hs viii, u Aot
prsviossly seld privately. cell %
TUESDAY, N0v8MB.R ., 1870. 81
at The eouvt hrsss door h ths town Of Troy h
ssia county, all Ne interest which he said W..
EgbsSt vssrksap, as,sassd, had st The time Of
bis dssth II asd . the following dsseribsd real
estate, situats n said county, y,vis' The south.
:ss; Ssss''. o.ss o. sss S .s srs 'ss
section %. tovnship 80, range vest, containing
TBRMe-Two thirds sssh, balases n sia
months. B. A. 0ILILLAND. Adm'P
W. !. vssrksmp, deceased.
The undsrsignsd, st same time and place, will
sell oil the interest they hold IN said estate.
BRIrT0N, VOOLFOLK 4 PARKER
oc7nllWA
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
stray Notice.

TAk1N Up By wn. Nsssh, Of wsvssiy tsws.
l. chip, pals I'd COW, yeass old, tip of right
lesa eE Aptfsi.sa st ~ By Jsks Wight and
!ss.pl Ye,.S: before wesdses HsyseiS; , ?.
rsAKRN up By Mn. sasa' 4. Liiss, Of tiioa
i tsWiAAIp, Hseela soaAty, No., On the etA
day Of 6sit., 1850; . bay h6iss. LETT HAD foot
white, soid vkie1 isin % sash side Of Tie besk,
and slnsll vhite' spet on lsft sias. Apprsissd st
81 before Z. q. Ttckst, Up. stOw3p.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

ENERY FAMILY
Ih' tHb county shsaid hsvs Tie HisALD: II pub.
llshss all The Local and csdsty News. Legal
Advsribshsats. Delinquent Land List, Nstseta
Of @rsys. ~ many other nssssrs sf iatsrsst Il
the vitissns Linsola County.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

/ TAXNR TAX : EOR It's
=! Z, = - sls: = =! r.. isss;
MissvsAr se Nm Us hns ,..,si3a
+ ~; ~; ,aMsA s.. Ss{as'sAasA ~.
WejscS Nm ~. 81 'ila gi.o sS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-06

The Boston Post says: q" The wonderful
"discovsry of the native bone phosphate
ebeds' in South Carolina, at the very door
"wsy of the cotton region, made so recently
s'as 1867, and containing as high as sixty
s'seven per cent. of phosphate Of lime,
"comes at the right time to encourage pre-
"duetion by artificial aids and may not
"inaptly be taken as hint of our ability to
"msintain our position as cotton producers
"against the world. All things now look
Favorable for steady revival of the pros
"perity of the South, whose staple products
care to furnish the chief means of making
"our foreign exchanges and rebuilding our
"shattered commerce. The entire country
"hss deep interest in the restoration of
ssthe wealth of the Southern States on the
"6rm basis of free labor"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-06
The Elections OF 1869.

The following are the States and Terri
tories which hold elections this year, and
the principal officers to be elected:
VIRGINIA, July 6-Governor, State officers
and members Of Congress.
KENTUCKY, August 2-Treasurer and Lesis-
lature.
ALABAMA, August 2Members Q Of Congress.
TENsnssEr, August 6-Governor, State ofti-
GERS and Legislature.
MONTANA, August Delegates to Congress.
VERMONT, September 7-Governor, State off,
GERS and Legislature.
MAINE, September Ex-Governor and Leg
islature.
COLORADO, October 5-Delegate to Congress.
-PENNLYLYArIA, October 12-Governor, Judge
and Legislature.
OHIO, October 12-Governor, State officers
and Legislature.
Iowa. October 12-Governor, State officers
and Legislature.
CALIFORNIA, October 2O-Judges Of Supreme
Court.
New YORK, November Estate officers,
Judges ana Legislature.
New JERSEY, November 2-Legislature.
MASSACHUSETTS, November 2-Governor,
State officers and Legislature.
MINNESOTA, November Estate officers and
Legislature.
WISCONSIN,, November Estate officers and
Legislature.
MISSISSIPPI AND TEXAS, (dates not ascer-
tained) )-Governor, State officers and Legisla'
ture.
In Virginia the contest is both sharp and
bitter, and we fear that the result will show
the folly of attempting to defeat by com
promise party whose one great political
merit is unity Of action. Still, we hope TO,
the best. In Pennsylvania the Radicals
are weak and timid. The old controversy
between Senator Cameron and Governor
Gesfy makes the Radicals listless, and the
Democracy have good chance Of success.
In Minnesota, also, the Radicals have split,
and in Ohio their prospects are very blue
Ia Texas, Florida, Alabama and Tennessee,
the fight is between two divisions Of the
Radical party; and, although an attempt
is making to show in advance that the State
elections will be decided upon local issues,
there is little doubt that a deep.rooted
popular dislike is the only true explanation
of the waning strength Of Rsdicalism.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-06
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