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The New York herald., 1869-04-30
al Auction,
OF
Three Million Dollars worth Of
Choice Chicago Real Estate,
on THE 20TH DAY OF MAY, 1859.
AT FARwEfL HALL. CHICAGO, ILL.


Sale 10 commence May 90 az o'clock a. NJ ard 20 con-
peres red are sooner sold Sac he rercmptoy aud
an properly oeIci win be sod 20 The Highest and best bsr
TIE property offered VIII consist In part OF zO Lots DX01
feet oach p foot alley, situated the Drexel avenue
boulevard the great South lask Said bouceaTl 2ur
feet wide and vii be Inn cdat1y improved Also 800 Lots
within block OF said boucvart; also 10 Lots fronting east
The South side park near Is northern boundary also ny
choice Lots the haukakcc avenue boulevard 60 he south
side rs AMI tie mne Lately west OF kauknkec
also 90 choice I0ts between tie twO boulegatdi. on
Clurcs Evans mud other Rrlaues; also 10 Lots
South Side rark; also several hundred choice and
cheap Los IN te southwestern priign OF the city and some
choice aud 10 ntie tracts TIE fiyhith street toue
aud he tire ~ tho great GTurcl and Chicago river
M l. ~, , 'oas lg Hafri on and Tyler streets,
I'm liz west dgison oil the city cntay "oSleai e0 se'
crl other choice aud norh side reside &c ana hu
Lois aud arc Les of ofler prupcry more fully ec'e9ed
IN pamphlet which viii also contain pals soi. w ,le,
which boz had oace Nay ~ Az OF ne aNpfe
rnperfv Ia among the choicest and best 0i0y Nfopey
over ofcali 10 private or pu1hG sue ia tls ct5i
and n view our great IArfss the cohlrtu'h
e ParHc Rlfr37d and the rapid growth not only cur
ciiv. tle whole GREAT West ulnuiarT thereto, %
cocr with the rssrni sui pro pecrc Efai Increase m We
precious rcias n his country and fol hou tc world we
ie justified in saving ta now Is She golen opportunity 70
inv money thicsgo real ctie and tat sale the time
pa-e The e q az tho above described property is
furare 90 De good and afrac OF ue VIII pg furnished
Tg of aIo cr ctnt on day Of sale % rcr cent IN 80
irt and E rDni M 90 days. blquce thereafter n ore ani
two Felra, Interest al fef cent rer aunuun
CLARKE. LAYTON CO.,
1cs Nsrhn.tcn street .Ch'rgrO. w.
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Panoecrc, Rryes Drawing Room Suits Velvet Carpets,
Paintings snHny. Silver Ware, Books, &C, AT pu lie auc-
ton this day rlday, at the elegant brown stone man
81 West Fifteenth street, between fiita and sixth ave-
commencing at l09 O'Clock Drawing Rooms-supero
Suits crimson gold, blue C0i, satin brocate or the
richest descriptions; brOcate indow Curtains to match
suits rosewood Easeres BooScase, bUU volumes choice
Books sTgetere, bOis dc Cabinets, Tables Eneos
nures Lace Curtains, Velvet and Medallion Carpets,
PAINTINGS, by eminent artists; Holy Family, by
Selerer; Fruit Piece, by Kousin; Landscapes, by
Coates, Launere, Roussiere; artistic Bronze Sta
tuary, Mazeppa, Minerva, Hamlet, Shakespeare, Nil
ton Bacchaaaans, Cruaaders antique Lava Vases, from
Pompeii, Aeeuanenm; Dresaen China Ornaments superb
rosewood Panog0re, STOOL Cover, Music Cabinets
Hatsau rosewood, walnut Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads
Wardrobe Comnodes, style Louis XIV hair, spring Mat
tresses blankets, Sheets Counterpanes China Toilet Sets
Clocks Shades. Dining xienson Table Buffet elegant
Ruby Crystal Glassware Table Cutlery Linen Silver
Casters, fureens sayeIs; Dnner Tea seyice; French
China Dnner sets, Turkish Reclining Chairs, Lounges,
covered The auetJeer would call the attention OF his
friends the public to this sale, he catalogue comprsn
the and richest assortment OF Household Furniture
offered at auction this The house furnished less tina
months OF $4,000 Sale peremptOry. Parties
wishing to attend this sale take Fifth avenue STAGES Sixth
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C,EoGaE cog, ArqlTi,oyFRR. -.

HEoGGE COOK. ArCToNEBR.
po.ks, sa.cs.
on si'm *, d n oe5e 2 g ,''r3,n lfi le,r'T
BrfHr .rry. GLASS Ware. Silver Plated Wares Cutlery
rs tti iri ic; 2Iron sst,s rosawl,i piano., iia,r.
t.n. crc-es' ao .sf'is q each) wae3n wh.c' hma ac
Groasa coov. 4rcrIoyEFa
40 lli Nfst q Ffa v-G'tf eifrrt
.Gf1f0H c03N 81 ,.l BY aecl.n, this tav, % io4
lN. ~ s.re.t 9,,er snh es.aae q uing % hru..gs
I'd s. refs md 'r. iinr Frofri lsi. V'rIrs hioira
a.. .9r lngi,i line ln raylasa o.are riaro
ery ana Kitchen artco'i With wbirh ihe s w commence.
(roEGH NrNpy. AucTroSEER. OFFICE in GRAND
~ sfeel- Wi se t1is duyi NJ 2pcloct, p. l91 Mulberry
Furniture, Carpets, bcs and Bsdiing Hchon tteusis 20
C,FoRsE NUvDY. hrCTTOSEER, OFFICE 100 GRAND
~ nlrri win en- us DAY, 90 loN O'clock at ta last
Igeinn srr r9ueroi hr lray ths Whole oi ihe ee lut
walnut pa1l1r aud Ohailer s.s choice O1 Painting ana
secei ,re nooscases Fetas ia haReiaib s,ber Bed,
cred hnr Mllircse C1ani1pane1, VITA al NE Inc Din
CtEO MuWDy, ArCTIogEER, oFFTcE Iso GRAND
" street. will a'l ibis day, Of l't gcoct ai l' private
rel euce crosby street. the wugo " The Household FUR
i-e cons sting % rocw1od. bac walnut ana mahogany
raHoranl Chamber Furniture q fne quail ", With clred
Her Mattresses Feather el. Pews ana 70 ies; Lfus "a
Tsbies thsir, Dining Room ana l,iicdcn Furniture.
rrTwpYpRFurR co. kUcuovEERs sBOwEnY-
Friday, Apr se =, lg. gc2en s g 81 Nc i,s Giend ,,
tars line Brlsseis Cafror rosewood rauor suit black
,ren'f Pctr1uu Furniture eonrs Tabes. Chains Srriuf
Mattresses sc Also 6harps Billiard Ta1le comp &c,
nearly new.
r BoGART AUCTloNrtR,
II Saturday, Nay I,
NJ i0H o'clock at The Auction k09ns No North William st
Heusfhlid furrituc.
touutins House Furniture,
store Fixtures
Carrets and OlcOtls,
1s.,.,. r d. Vtfrls. Bedroom Furniture Dining Room ans
kitchen furniture.
30. fOfih william street,. .
h.firr fUtu.turc dlsp0st ~ Wl Nnl u 70 Lef hF
v.u.. .uI U loo trs Au. t1u kopma no. norm hii4ti
frt.. 4rl.l fl,cs WcUur4lays and sa aurily@
JACOB BDtiaRf, AuetiInccr.
No. North W liiam street,
Monday, Nny g.
i0I 'r1 n v1 Nf p. All sirttt hf stock and Tisur
! o. au.lulUina cstallshnenL
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IshYrIsDOpFFr CO. 1--WE rARTICULhR MIN.
- Jon DO Fnnigrc so.cs ai residences aso " Mucun.
tI.rnt aore Ienrf 1nallg reinns prompts advances
made. NAN RAfEN@DOEFtR, Aucti0reer,
aGce ard gausfoocm. t.J BoWtlY.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

DOBERT sOMERvILLE AUCTIONEER
IL Saesroorn 81 Nassau street.
ROBERT SOMFRvILLE viii sell on Friday, April 30, st
10 O'Clock, at Jos East Twenty seventh street. all he gen
ee Household Furniture, consisting OF Brussels and Ingram
Carpets Parlor suits, Centre Tables, E,aeeres Cuans
painted Cottage Suits, Dressing Bureaus W,shs ana- Toilet
Tables &C. Kitchen Ware, with which the sale VIII
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

JAMEs CAGNEY, AUCrIoNBER AND REAL ESTATE
81 agent, office b15 Washington street.
THE VERY SUPERB FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE
NO. - CROSBY STREET, ON TUESDAY AND wkDsEs-
DAY. MAY and g. hav M, been extravagany furnished.
NOW INSURED FOR S+0C0; must be to be credited
appreciated Send for catalogues the 00l printed
will taken viii be mailed free persons wishing
them
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SALES AT AUCTION.


.nvFRTIsFMrNTs FOR THE HERALD
RFCFTVED IN BROOKLYN AT Olh-
RRaSCH OFFICE, ls5 FULTON STREET.
rrrtoS SoTIcF.-WE WILL SELL THIS DAY,
A FRIDAY April go
al lJls O'Clock.
LARGE AND VERY ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT
soors. SHOES, BALN0RALs AND CONGRESS
CATERS,
AND COMPRISING EVERY VARIETY OF STYLE
NOW IN MARKET
LINE or VERY CHOICE
stock Goods,
SOLD on ACCOUNT of rARllEs DECLINING BusI-
AARON CLAFI.lN 4 Co, Aueiioneers,
IL Murray street and Il Park place
. BsOLUTE AND uEREsEGTED SALE at AUCTION
Il JAMES n. MILLER
VIII sell on
WEDNESDAY, May d MONDAY, May TO-
WEDNESDAY, May 10,
al u O'Clock, ai kNchapge ss!e-roi IN, III Broadway
g5t Choice Lots
having !. nttA-c Oi about
25Cl ivyt
Central
Pan of ;he estslC OF I.Oging Andrews, Esg
Sale perenFtorv Every lot 10 be sold to the M nest o
NhOlt beautiful property must %
tu he appreciated.
F per OF purchase money may remain on bond and
mortgage !cr Ave years.
Maps and psmphes containing full particulars and tick
the tp Free be- had by applying 20 the auciionee
2S Pine street.
y he ndomest property yet offered at auction ON
No Fancy Triees Expected.
A UCFIoS NOTICE NJ, TAYLOR, ACCrtoSEER.
nnir cl'sucs for hOusekeepers.
by catalogue.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
EDWARD scHENcK, AUCrIoNEER.

LNDWARD sCHESCK. AUCTIONEER.
II Handsome Household Furniture, at No. PIC West Forty
seventh street.
BY EDWARD sCHENcK. this day. sgh inst, as above,
all the handsome Furniture OF the house. BLACK walnut
Suits reps Velvet and Brussels Carpets Sle and
Centre Tables, black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus Mattresses
Stair and Hall Carpets and the entire Furniture of the
house.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

UcTf0N SALE oF I 70 nc WORK HORSE, lPosY
III Mare. tor ana cpcn Na gons RockawRys, COME,
ilrce Ii1css Bo.cher Cart snple and douBc Barecss,
Saddles, Bankeis Robes WHIPS Ge., by COLE NJ RPIiY,
o'C,Oek
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y oBERr sOMERvILLE. AUCTIoNhER,

u Saiesroo,n 81 Nassau street.
ROBERT SOHERYILLE viii sell at his salesroom ~
Nassau street this day, at lo O'clock great VARIETY OF
Household Furniture rosewood Grand Piano. spen Id Bus
sc Velvet and Ingram Carpets fine Parlor suit in drnb
reps rosewood and walnut Salts various coverings;
carved Btdsteads with Dressing Bureaus match Book
WaFobes, Pier Mirrors and gilt and frames,
Showcases, Beddng Curtains Desks, safes, Raiag,
frigerators, &C., &C.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

oSEyEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE LAKE
- Superior and Mississippi Railroad Company First Mort
Sinking Fund Bonds of United states secured
by OF choice lands and by the Railroad its roll
Ing and franchises aud yielding In currency nearly ten
per cent per annum
We recommend these Bonds desirable Investment for
collecting May Holders OF $50 bonds
exchange profit nearly twenty cent besides
receiving per cent IN gold additional income
hmied amount for sa,e and fu, furnished by
~ JAY COOKE x CO.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

EDWARD sCHENCa. AuCTlOSEER.
IL Mortgage sale oil
Elegant q tone Furniture
by EDWARD SCHENCK, this dly, Mt II O'Clock, at the
60 Liberty street. OF the largest ani vall
le sales Of first class CaSnet Furniture offered az pub
lie The comprises article of Paror Draw
ing Room, ChainicT. Dining Room aud Hal Furniture both
IN rosewood, walnut bois and bGh aud also
quantity Of very eeyan Paris made Furniture
OF the most unique and modern styles.
IyoR ShLE-AT AUCTION OR PRIVATE SALE, A
splendid Liquor Store, before april 30, at o'clock,
with two years lease. 1gi First avenue
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nY nEsEl y. LNrns q NINER.

Is ui 5RY H. LgEDs. AfCTlovEER.
On Fiiny syril 81, i0'p O'Clock. OF their Faesro1n.
LiDer,y street. Bia ant Household Furniture Pianos, Sc
cousistUe large and hrc assortment o. Velvet Bru
sels and In Capts q Fio Oh piate, pier ana
Mir4ors, rosrw0 H. tl,cE lnut Slites IN crimson
blUe doe crreu doe rosewood ana back walnut an ftH
any marble top Centre Tables Hsisianas, black walnut
rosewood sud n.'il-auy Bclscad, bureaus Mash ta ~
Cofnmoics Warfples bookcases, Cot,a Sgti, ia
tresscs, FloWs, 10 steTs, &e.i black walnut FEtenso
Table, haeN aiu4i chairs, black walnt uif
Sui, IN brown leHther Inn, Crockery- Glfs swc,
Aso ID /. ocigA aeseInl rely ono lo.e ~ les.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

DY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUoTIONEER.-CAMP-
ID BELL CO.. Office $50 Rowery will sell this day, in
the afternoon commencing precisely at O'clock at 795 First
avenue corner OF Forty seventh street, all the Fixtures and
Furniture with Stock and two years Lease; contained IN
that first class Liquor Store-Back walnut exten ded
Counter, with all the Improvements; BLACK walnut Casing
kangs and round black walnut Tables, Chairs Ice
Box stove Glassware Awning, Chandeliers octave
rosewood Piano. All OF which must be sold without any
whatsoever this Rare chance for liquor
spectators and others. CAMPBELL, J7 Salesman.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

)OBRET sOxERvTLLR. AUCTTONEER,
II Salesroom 81 Nassau street.
ROBERT BONNEVILLE will seu Saturday, May at 10
o'clock,
Law Books ONCE Furniture Safes Unsettled Accounts sc.
About 5DG volumes Law Books, tine order, edi-
tons, kc by order of the mortgage.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

Nj OTICE.-THE INTEREST COUPONS OF THE sUI.-
IN Ivan Erie Coal ard Railroad Company will be psd
1862 the American Exchange National
Bank, New York. CHAS. MERCUR, Secretary
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

DICHARD WALTERS. AUCrIONEER.--ADMISi IN iSrRA-
trix. sale WIN sell this day Fri!ay April ~ az II
O'clock at 5l3 Sixth avenue large lot OF Carpets Oneoh,
Mating Window Shades, CorceS, window Clrldas, Drug
get lot OF Uphoerers Goods; together with the Furniture
Bedding sat houss-ParlOr Suit, Ecistcafv Mat
tesse Chairs, Extension TABLE, Leaf Tables, Sofas &c.
Sale positive In lots. rs. =. COHEN, Adninsrdtrx.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30

ID lfi.tRY u. LtEDS, Aucti31rcr
on FRIDAY. kpr sa Al IC o'cIes th pll.aic rsidcuce
50 East TNfntyaird street Btu-e'7 ht4cA walnut
Paror sun! crmson lnth 70 ~aoa naraie TOP Cent?,
Etagele tr,ctt ini0T frrlins, Ia tI; licf Mirror
black walnut CHAMBER Suit; window SHADES, i!ar hat
irui7es, Palys, spring dc feile Jels, BoiEies aud
Pillows.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
SALES AT AUCTION.

TlY y. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-ELEGANT HOU Sc
ID hold Furniture. made by Roux; elegant French plate
Pier and Manel Mirrors, Velvet and Brussels Carpets,
Sc-This day Hridayl April S0 i0 O'clock at S2l West
Twentyhird street near Eighth avenue all tho rich Furn
ture OF the private dwelling comprising Paror Dining Room
ana Bedroom Goods of which has been made by Roux
embracing rich Carpets and rich Pier Mirrors In gilt and
black walnut frames; Extension Tables, Dining Room Suits
Hall Stands Regerators, sdeboards, &c. &C. Also all the
Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen Goods, &c, &c.
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A VERY IMPORTANT SALE.
n John IT. DRAPER Anctioneer.

Peremptory sale OF valuable Oil Paintings.
JOHN II. DRAPER CO., Hanover square, New York
will sell a public auction in the arre gallery adjoining tn
parlors of The Fifth Avenue Ant Galleries, No. s. fh
nue, New York this friday evening" April 30 at ocoe
precisely without whatever and the hgbes
titder the following wen known original Paintings bS Je
IOmc ThomTa0n:--
'lho Ola Oakon burket.n
''HUme Sweet iomem
rnn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-15
Saratoga TOpers.

How they drink and what they drink at
Saratoga is told by q correspondent.
Zone would not suppose drinking could
be brought to such state of perfection
ss ia attained here, and the guzzlng pro-
cess is by no means confined to the male
portion of humanity, for the divinities
absorb fluids, both mineral and alcoholic,
with aexterity that would do credit to
the late Captain Bunsby. During the
hour from I until a. m, When all thirsty
pilgrims of the Invalid and fashionable
classes surround and embrace Congress
Spring, the grand drinking tableau Is
fearful to contemplate. We this morn
ing saw an advanced female gulp five
glasses of Congress water in quick
succession without any difficulty, and
another autumnal creature absorbed four
glasses, and then remarked she would
walk through the park before drinking
any more. A little specimen Of erino-
line, with most improbable curls, drank
four qlaaaes without fiinching, while an
old.school Congress-water fowl, standing
at her elbow, soothed himself with FIVE
full glasses before taking his constitu.
tionsl walk as he said. The pensive
young lady, who had been hare q month
awaiting an oner, drinks only one glass
of the Congress daily, not because ahe
likes it, but because it is fashionable"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-15
B Y 7 Ell E G R A P q
LATEST Te Mock TO-DAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
NEW YORK.

NEW York, July l5.-The HeraldS
Washington dispatch says: with the
exception of the opinion of Attorney
General Hoar and letters addressed to
the French and British Ministers, by
Secretary Fish, no action has been taken
by the Government to prevent the land
ing Of the French cable on the coast'of
Massachusetts,. Secretary Boutwell, has
not, as reported, ordered a revenue cut
ter to proceed to the point where it is pro-
posed TO land the cable, on United States
territory, and prevent it, nor is It likely
any such course will he pursued. The
matter was pending in Congress at it's
adjournment and will probably be left to
that body to settle.
The Heralds special from st. Pierre,
Miquelon, of July l4ih, says the ocean
cable was spliced to the shore end to-day
by the steamer VIM. Garry. The cause
Of the failure to splice yesterday was the
shore end had Lost the buoy. It was cas-
lily found, and when taken up it was dis.
covered that the cable was detached,
and therefore necessary to grapple for it.
Directly the splice was made, and the in.
struments and full staff of operators
sent on shore aud communication
opened with Brest Tho coEIander of
the Great Bsstorp brought with him a
sealed message, prepared by the Empe-
ror, the purport Of which was to remain
unknown until 1t was opened this side Of
the Atlantic and upon the completion Of
the cable, when the message was 10 be
sent to the Emperor that be night judge
OF the accuracy in its transmission. The
message was sent to France to-day.
II is stated that six fatal cases Of
cholera occurred this week in this city,
brought here by vessels from Cuba
SARATooA, July 1.-THE Women's
Suffrage CouypEt,on adjourned last eve
ming, ailer addresses had been made By
Mrs. Burlsigh. Mrs. Norton and Miss An
thony. The latter said that the pressai
marriage system vas petting less than
slavery fpF uonsI, and that there could
not be happy home circle where there
was not equality.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-15
REGISTRATION.

Mr.. Boughner, the new Registrar o.
Shelby county, has set out to give q 's''
registration. One day is devoted to the
whites and the next to the blacks, alter
nately. So far he has gone along quiet
". and we have heard no particular COM
plaint from any source. Mr.. Boughner
has been charged with being Democrat
and the fate Of his predecessors makes
him extremely anxious to avoid offense'
he is so over-anxious to do the fair thing
and to please everybody that yesterday,a
day set apart for the whites, he registered
we understand, q number of negroes.
This is all right enough, perhaps, but the
negroes already have papers by the
bushel, and it is hardly necessary to reg
lister them every day in the week to in
sure them fair play.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-15
FOREIGN.

LONDON, July l5.-There is reliable au
thority for stating that the offer of glebe.
lands for the Catholic priesthood will be
respectfully declined by the church on
the following grounds: First-That it is
opposed to the discipline of the church.
Second-That the proposition is unfair
and unjust as an equalization between
the religious communities of Ireland,
considering the disproportion of mem
bers, even lift were admissible under the
church regulations.
The Royal Cork Yacht Club and the
Royal Western Yacht Club of Ireland
rendered their Inequalities to the owner
of the Dauntless and his friends during
their stay at Queenstown. The Daunt.
less left last evening for Havre. The re-
ception which the American visitors met
with has been enthusiastic.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-15

Senter and stokes NJ JonnsOuviiie.
| To the Editors ofthe Union and American.
JeHysoAvlLLr, July IL, 1863. The
train lek Nashville at 7 am, with the
candidates aud number of others, which
reached Jacksonville Mt 1880. After
dinner we repaired 10 q fine warehouse,
where crowd Of some four hundred had
assembled, ladies and gentlemen, to hear
the discussion between the aspirsnts for
the Governorship.
Governor Senter opened at l:30, pay
ing handsome compliment to the beau
tiful Tennessee river, and the enterprise,
genius aud resources of prosperity which
abound in our State, making her one Of
the proudest States of the Union. The
crowd seemed to be drawn to the speaker
by HE opening remarks, and he held
them throughout, as he pitched into
Stokes for his uuholy ambition for office
many Offices in bis mind s.eye at once.
His review of the Nashville would-be
convention was most whitening crltl-
cism of that memorable asssmblage. His
allusion to Stokes getting over his Con-
federate disabilities" was severe in the
extreme-scathing in sarcasm and with
eriug in denunciatiou. He repeated his
"Cste-Stokes conspiracy" with powerful
effect, as he has done at other poidts, and
spoke of Stokes military course in terms
which we're severe enough to have sunk
apy other man into the earth. He made
the speech in other points as he had else
where, and then touched upon the fran
chise question and gave his views fully
and fairly, to the entire satisfaction Of
nearly every one present, judging from
the applause which the crowd gave
throughout his remarks on this and other
topics. Nine.twentieths of the crowd
cheered him throughout his speech, and
that enthusiastically.
During Senter's speech little dis
turbance occurred between white man
and a colored individual as to noise made
by the latter, interrupting the quiet OFT the
crowd. The "bout" was soon over, and
quiet being restored, the Governor closed
in q most happy vein, amid tremendous
applause. :. :.
and waded through his piece like a tired
horse goes through q muddy Alabama
lane-like CALLED buggy horse moves,
attached to heavy vehicle, after twenty
July days travel, sweating at every pore,
and painting at every step. He told
more stories than during any other |
speech during the canvass. He totally |
failed to meet the charges prsferred
against him by his competitor. He tried
10 dodge all these by ludicrous anecdotes |
and windy tales. he 6oundered and
splurged about with lubberly tact.
Stokes, as conceded by all who have
heard him heretofore. is evidently soft |
eninq dopn on the franchise question.
His speech was q most labored effort \
In replying to Gov. Seuter. Col, Stokes
said: "At Knoxville i boosted that !
was better suffrage man than Senter-
that while Senter was voting to fasten the
irons upon you, I was voting to relieve
your disabilities. ] am in favor Of cali
ing q convention Immediately to take
measures to relieve the people" and then
INDUCED in q series of warnings as to the
one-man power, and the fear of reinstat
ing rebel rule, which would compel hum
dreds to leave the State. VIATeR.