THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1868.
THE ELECTIONS.
TnrctnutoiioDiCot!?iio . 9??
in IM white votee were oast a total t Oil.WO.
or K7 more then were requisite. Against tb
UDmllon 3081 white end lees tbo a dosen
olercd -otes were met. la April last, tie loiai
Tistry helot; 1336H7. the new Constitution re
ceived 70 768 vote. 27.288 only helDB oast ainU
U-a msjoriiy of 43.170, and 8959 more than were
On November 8 the people of the 8Ute for the
11 ret lime In Ite blalory vole for Presidential
lector. Congressmen will alto be eleoied, the
taanti Malta being us follows:
IVuJ. K WnlttemoreHrne uoviogton.
to tt. w. Revmonr.
J.
9.
.
4.
f'O. O. Bo wen
ITU lankl
Ale. H. Wallace J P-
B. I Hoge W. D. Bimpson.
The -ote of Tennessee in WW wm tor DawJ",
ftW. (or Breckinridge 01 w auu ior uou,
Bu httl a vole " "
In 04 805 in 'vor end 47 IM agalnet-a melorliy
el B tn in fevor. In 1HH an election for Presl
ei7t wit held in tnlrty-four counties aud
!i(l,t((n regiments of tbe army, resulllnn lu
i,.LtPin nor.ir Lincoln in 71 for Model-
Ian. The electoral vote oi toe Htatewa um
counted, however. In 1HU5 Brownlow was
elecud governor, under the amende I onstltu
tlon. by 23.8)2 vote out of a tote. 1 of 2.1,387. At tbe
election lor (5ongresmen la Utti lae astiregate
ote was 81.7S8; of this enough was thrown out.
Illegally registered, to reduce It to .,9,609 Tue
-ote for Governor In 1807 was for Brownlow,
48.. and for Eiherldge, 2,&lS-a majority of
l,S36 for BrowoloW.
C.gree8men aie elected on November a.
The lollowlnc are Ihe cndld,le8, the first
named being lor tue fciaio ut iurg:
JJemocrats.
ti in
JutW
1.
.
a.
.
7.
s.
JtrfnibHrtmt.
Johu H. inner
T. A. Haminont ;; ;,
Roderick R .Biiiler .. A. K. Harrett...
Horn on Maynard...!. O. Uouk,
Win. It Mtokcs 10. A. J Hill OS....
Iouls Tillman C. A. Sheaf 6.127H
wSIr-prSIS'::::) JoBePh UoUey-6M2R
j .m,w AJne"-1 D. B. Thomas....
I John J. Buck . ......
"IMBBU It IlHTVKlLl....VrCllfcV a www..
'David A. Muun.. I t w irtwloh.
m J.Hmllb I "
f Di
t Wr
,.ln,29K
. 2Mt
6 4 cm
, 6,483 R
4.019R
2.808 U
Cobofkb'b IifQTjBST Tbls morning at 11
tSnort term.
TICX.V8.
This 8tato being quite the reverse of reoon
rtrnoted, will not participate In auy elcollon on
or. a.
TERMOKT.
The vote of Vermont In 18C0 was for Lincoln.
15 808; for Done Us, (1819; fr Breos.tnriage. 218,
sad for Bell. llMiS. Ine vote ol the male blnoe
inen has been:
lav-
...HI lt0
,...8:l.80S
...83.1 io
.:) U82
Trm.
14 OHIH-
9,i;it
8 912f
3724
11 92
vi'm
18 321
8K57
11 292
ll.MO
16.271
20 2:1)11
21 772K
212I8K
2n,wa
17,")l,
IS 917 K
29.0 KS ft
18 72i)ft
22H2ilt
20,lHllt
27,2-jaH
J4KW Governor.,
President.
1881 ;
1MU
lt)8 X l.i
Jhl Oovernor 81 2J
President 42 419
1F65 27,6Mj
JHUt) 81 117
167 31.(191
JJJC8 Oovernor ii 527
tlnoindlog scattering votes.
Vresldeni lal electors only are to be chosen on
November 8.
VIRGINIA.
Virginia, not being entirely reconstructed,
vrill Dot trouble herself about an election on
.November 3,
WEST VIRVINU.
The contested elections In ibis new State have
resulted as follow:
Ttar. 1in Drm.
lii I President 23lu2 u,-i:is
M8 WI.K02 17.15S
ltfcB-Oovernor 25.0uUt 20,000f
jliiStimateu votes una mrjoriiy.
l'reslueutlal electors alouu are to be chosen
ou November 8.
WISCONSIN.
The vote of Wisconsin in 18G0 was for Lin
coln, 88 U0; for DougUs, 03.021; for Ureudia
ridge. sH; and lor lion, 101.
been:
Year. tin'
180 President h(l 110
ltbl 53 777
JH63 .'.9,9ri9
W8I Prtsideut S3 4.W
185 58 332
1M6 -'"ira
KM ili.tl'W
..... . I, i , i, : . . ,m M itl'a ... .. n
3, the candidates being: 1fj.
Democrats. lritiii.
,..Alex. iMitouell 4)Sift
...Jol.n Wlnaus 529011
11. F. PKHinore..53ilit
,. J. A. Kid rid je 2-128 U
..JoRepli VJhs 199111
..Albert U. KlllH (iolllt
Mi).
127UK
KOIHt
S.OUUttf
Tue vole hud siuce
Tttm
(ill 070
45.457
5v21R
85 881
4H s in
5.) 4 Hi
08,873
Mai
20 0IOit
8 32011
24 71111
17 57lrt
1 A iu Ilk
23 9)71t
4 78111
o'clock roroner Untis niam
ihlafce Into the oiroams-anocs tid D
"be dea.h ol Mr.. Annie WalmMeyyifrd.v
m.,mlii. about 6 o olock. at No. a Oaffuey
avenoe. near Bixtb and Fitawater ld"'"eMeJa
bad bcn currently reported that tue ae0"" ,
?.m. to her death from ' "WSJSt
eboaed by her husband 'i,"!i"Jwh?0h
toe roe.csslon of a am." ' and
she Lad on ber per.on and he was arres ed and
beld to a wait lb verdict of the Loroner Jury.
None of the evatence tended to piove the cor
rectnea of ibis report.
Dr ytiaplelgh made a Voit mortem examina
tion 'of the dereuked. Tue npper part of the
tHidy piesenced appearances of oonnestlou, an
ludirailon of rndden death. There was dlf
ooloruilon sbont t he neck. This was eused by
the sellllng or the blood, as Is usual particu
larly v. hen death lias been sudden. Tuere were
no Internal marks of violence. I made a care
ful direction of the neck, and not theleiat
lpn of sirat'gulHtioti could be discovered. Tae
blood-vessels of I lie sc;ilp were congested. Upon
examining the bralu I found a great quantity
of water pressing upon the brain, ami within
the ventricles. The unbalance ot the brain was
tofiened and of a light, color.
The deceased chiiih to tier death from watery
efl'unlon, causing compression ol the brain. Blie
protiHblv died In a flu
Thejnry rmileied n verdict that doth was
produced' by natural causes, and the prUonei'
was dlnchargeit.
HoMBOPATHIC DlSPKNPART OF I'flll.ADRLrniA.
An ektaiillHlitnent lor tue free dlspeiist Ul u of
bnnimipathlo medicines And medical treat
ment, at No. 1010 Hpriug Uardons irnet, will
oren on Monday next and conltnno open
dally (Sundays eicept(0 from 10 to 12 a. M.
CI TX ITEMS.
BKTCiiT,DKiTMAnit,BT Fittino Ready male
CloiMrg la the city, tii'i&l to cusimner work In
every repect. Also choice stock ol selected stylus
of Piece Good, tt be made to order.
All vrieet piiarantml louitr 'inn the lowfrt tltewhere.
and full tatttfaclwn guaranteed evrry purehater,cr tne
tolr camelled and monty rfundid.
Mall uiny between 1 Binnktt A Co.,
iVt'' t TOWKK Ht.L,
Hixlh itrttlt.) No. M ABKK.T HT,,
Philauki.imiia,
Akb Wo. 60W BROAnwAY. Mmw York.
in Election 1)kt op $2,000,000 AconrTBD.-
rniLADKM-iJiA, Oct. 29, 1808. W. T. Helmbold,
Vo. CHI Broadway. N. Y. Dear Sir: Absence
from the city deprived me of newspaper advan
tnges, nnd I overloohed your offer to bet "one
million dollars cash" on the election of Sey
mour and Blair. 1 will take your bet on ex
actly your own terms, viz.: S250.003 that the
State ol New York will not go for Seymour,
Blair, and Hoirman; 9250,000 that Pennsylvania
and Indiana will not go for Seymour
and Blair; (25O.C0O that Grant and Col
fax will get a majority of both the electoral
and popular vote; and $250,600 that they wii-l,
be President aud Vlco President of the United
Stales. Conditioned, that you will meet rue on
Saturday next, at 10 o'clock A.M., sbarp time,
at the First National Bank of Trenton, In Tren
ton, N. J., and there cover one million of dol
lnra more that I will not win all your bets. The
money to be placed in the hands of Annie K.
Dickinson, and not to bo glveu up by ber until
presented by the parlies with one bottle ' Ks
tract Buchu" and one bottle "Olive Bhancji
BiTTEita." Very respect fully.
J. Kinsky Taylok,
"Olive Branca Depot."
No. 413 Market street. Pullndeloliia.
References. Andrew Johnson, Ooneral Frank
P. hlalr, Ci.(,'y yianton. Blind Toiu, aud General
iHJJJUUliU 1', XJlllltl.
A Obfat Cook Boik.-
hBve recn'ly published
jwwwtBT. Mr. WDllam W. Oasaldy, Wo, MSonth
RecoDd street, baa tbe larieat and most attractive
awortment of floe Jewelry and silverware In the city.
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining a real, pore arti
cle furnished at a prloe which eannet be equalled.
Be also baa a lane stook ot American watches In ill
varieties and at all pMoes, X visit to bis store la sure
to ream I tu pleasnr and profls.
Tokios Tbrse wbo resort to tonics w 'I fin
Ppi r's "Bianuard Wine Bitters" tbe ! ad . U4 to
br, fit Ibe different allnems of the system, wb nher
dlteoed or debilitated fiom over-exrtlon or by an
eibtrcinse. Trytbtm. Bold by tfrnRilsts.
Visftxs' and Childrkk's Da iwi Makio In tie
latest Pails styles.
Ml, rilDKMtKIR IV 1X1.,
No. KI24 ChesDot street
THIRD EDITION
POLITICAL,
FOURTH EDITION
YAIIITTON.
FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Tlio Baltimore Politicians -Rebel
Speakers "What Leo Says
of Radicalism,
Republican.
1. Haltiei t K Pmne .
g. Bei J. F. Houkluu..
8. 'Ama CnUb
4. 1 F. Frlobee
O. 'Pbllelns Sawyer....
it. ii i WMKhnnrne...
WiSCOnsiu Blso eiecis uu,u
will chooe a Henator to suocced theliou. Jas.
It. Doollltle.
CITY INTELLIGENOE.
IMB ADDrTIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SB INKIDS PAJi3.J
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A Grecian Mend Illcg-nl Totcrs New
York 'llilet es-Steulliitf RlilrtM A Fe
male Plkpfket Itobblmf u Newspa
per Carrier Auollier Uudve,
Jkne Bunting has been living for some time
wlibaiady on Xwentlein slreet, near Poplar.
3Cesierday afternoon she was leaving the house
with what the Indy ol the house thought an un
usually large "Grecian bend," at least it ws so
iil-abaped that she was requested lodotf ber
garmrnia, wbena suawl and various otner arti
cles were discovered la the place where the
bender" ought to be. Sue was uunded into the
atmiody of a policeman, who escorted her to t he
office of Alderman Hood, who beld ber for
laroeDy.
Yesterday morning James Flnnegnn,
Charles Armstrong, and James Lirkln were
prowling through west Pulladelpula, aud on
arriving at the Dai by road dep.it they broke
auto tbe uUce and stole several blankets. Tue
gent of Uie Company saw the irausdcllon and
gave cbpse to them. Tuey ran Into the anus of
m policeman. Ou being searched an opert gtas
was found rnn wnicb was insuribeu, " vVllilaia
H. Conrad, with coin ps. of George K. Henry,
Dee. 26, 1867." Alderman Mauie neld them for
a lartuer bearing Tue lorgnette in the muuu
time awalis an owner ul tha vV est Philadelphia
Police Hiailon.
William Adams, residing at Twentieth and
Heed streets, whs j'csierUav held by Alderutm
licltltr for a luriLer heuilng, on me charge of
Illegal vol lug. illtum onllds, a youth
Who vottd in ibe Kifi.il preulncl ol the Twenty
attend ward, was fully o imuitued for trial,
James Campbell, it is a I eyed, stole seven
ehtrtkl rom the store of Mr. Bulklev, No. 180U
Hurkei street, lie was sent below by Alder
man Jones.
Alderman Carpenter yesterday bound over
a female for picking ili pueketof Mrs. Kerpor,
Wbo rtsldes at No. 801 N Klhlh street, of u
portemoniiMie containing tlo, In u passenger
railway car, at Fourth and Walnulstreets. The
property was recovered, aui the accuse! was
aent below.
James Keen and Thomas Taylor yesterday
XBorniuu slopped Mr. lliil, a newspaper carrier,
at l'.lnbletnili and Imlmr(i airettH, and robbed
SI'S of his papers and about SI la mouey. After
M)romlillng the u(t tue scamps rair to the
ledla depot, to which P.wo iUey were f0u0wed
toy Mr. Hill. Here they We. ' 8leiJ aon
iHtlng taaen before Alderman Lu.vre'n
ca. mltted to answer the charge of iiihway
Vekterdav a man called at the lculclenceof
Mrs 0xe, No. 631 North HevenlU street, and
banded tbe servant a note, which she took, la
tier mlalress, leavlDg tbe stranger at the door.
Daring ber absence, the vlllulu went luto the
uiry anl robbed ibe bat-rack of three over
aoati. 'Mw Jisit DBuocRAcy." At the delega
1I0B from Wo,terfnrd were attending a Kanuo
Hean meet Ids. at Berllo, Camden county, N. J.,
a Tbnrsday jai4tit, a dastardly attack wa
made upon tbtna by some persona uukUow'O,
and one of their members, Mr. Klmer Albert,
on. was badly woaoded ou tbe bead by a heavy
ateaa In row a by oaaof the uulei rifled " H
unable to proceed to bis borne. If olnb
aad brickbat law ara to pr.vin inonr nelib.
boring Biata H U ttovo that th. law and ?ordVt
parly Should ooaje Into pawar. Tula was an
infamous attack, as Mr. .-tutaon was lniured
opposite tb bouse where tae was bora aud it
mmI bava biren by one of tola own townsmen
T. B. Peterson & Brothers
a new edUlon oi "Franc i'
fill's Celebrated Cook Book Tbo Modern Cook."
Practical Gui le to tbe cullrary art In all Its branches,
conipilslng. In addition to Kng'.lsh Cookery, the most
at proved aud recherche pystemsot French IialUn
end German Cooktr.t; adapted as well lor the largest
estnb hhments as lor ihe use of private lamllles. llf
Charles lime Fnocatelll, pupil to the celebrate!
Certme. New edition, revised and enlarged. With
Blxiy-two lllus'.railoas. uompieie lu uun Iuihu uunvu
volume of rlx bundred piKei bound In cloth. Price
Five Dollars. T'or sale ar, PeteriiQnt, Nn aw rii.i.t
i v. nuvio ... iuu ueiv uuuu ui mu unj' wau Uv
Be
found.
Cilt and Walnut Comnickh and Moulding for
Cvrtalnn; alto rlih Centre Looiis, Fringes audUlmpt),
at ba,f tbe prices uiual y aswed lor them; also, l,si:e
and f D9lin Canniua, veiy low, at Pikn,No, ho8
CLesnul street.
CvnTAiN Looes, Ck.ntuk Tassels, Csriilcsa,
FrinKts. Ctmps, etc., at half tbe nma! prices, at Pat
ikn'b. No. 1408 Clienpt g'reet.
PlKK SHOOING,
Hpriug MattreiHeu,
Jialr Mattresses,
Kosb Mat ire-see,
Huek Mattretaeu,
Floe Feather Bede,
Huperlcr Bolsiera and Plliows.
At Patten's Beddlig and Upho stery btore, No.
Ht8 Cbtsnut Btreet.
Avkbt Damobb. ' Out of the nettle BAogir we
pluck tbe flower Bafety," says Bbattspere, Feeble
luva Id, do you wish to pluck this flower? If si, In
vlgorate your system wlta nOSTKTl'ER'H
BTOMACU BITTKBM. Btreusth Is your safety.
Vt'eukneRS Is never safe. Acuta disease makes short
work of tbe leeble. Reinforce, half-defeated nature
with tbe lineet vegetable lnvlnoraot la the world.
Not merely an lnvluorant, however, but a gentle
laxative, a more potent blood depurant than any
preecilbtdln tbe Pbarmacopwla, aud the best ami
blllous medicine extant. Ills because It combine! bo
many lmpc riant medicinal p roper :lei thst this re
markable vegetable specltlo produoet such extraor
dinary effects. As a preventive. It forestalls disease
by niowlog the human pyslqaswUb extra res 1st
ant power: as a curative, it sustains tbe strength
wbl'e removing tbe complaint. Its use as a remedy
tor Indigestion Is now so general in all parts of the
Unite u btstts that It may be consistently entitled the
National bncciric you Dysfki'sia. Its celebrity
Is not confined to this country, however, or even to
tL Is continent. Tbere Is not a port in the Western
Hemisphere to which It Is not consigned; not a Stato
btlween Patagonia and tbe Arctic Sj in wilcb
IlUilKTl i-K B BIXlEIib'' Is not a household
pbri.se.
In this mnn'b ol fori, when chll.s atd fever and
otl.er malarious disorders are rile, a medio ueil
stimulant Is ni article of the first necesblty fur all
wbo travel by land or water, or are lu any way et
i rstU to tbn morbific Influences abroad In tuea'mo
ilibere. Of all alcoholic tonics, the BI TTKH4 ara the
l-urect aud Lcst efllcaclotu a ructat'ested by load
irg in lily Ileal clieuili-ts and court me d by suine of the
nut iiiiluti.t iiiedical piaciMoner l.i Ujb Uni.td
Kiated.
OlU-TLVK.
First ciunllty of materia),
Hibt-iltsH vvoiknuansblp,
I .(vie it style, Is the
It. tidy-mudo Clotblug at
CHABLUB HTO MBS dt Co.'s.
JUH UK J NO OVINtU,
All new,
Brown. Drab, and Oreen-mlxed Irish Frel,9 Coatlurt,
Bark snd Light Brown and Qrecu Kcolch Cheviots,
for sdIib.
B.sck, Brown, Dahlia Blue, and tbe beautiful
N.w Coi.obso Bkavkbs,
fcrWiki..tll4 venlug Coats, an elegant novelty
foi Oents' wear, u, ronnd onr
C'li.BLXS Btokis Co.'i.
An endless variety of Fancy Casslmerss.
Fins Fbench Calv Boots and Gaitcrs. The
man v. bo has never experienced the pleasure of
wear lrg a pair ol boots made by William II. Helweg,
is to some extent an objact of commiseration. We
ipeak knowingly, having worn Helweg's boots for
years. Tbclr comfort, however, is not their only
recommendation, as they are made of the best mate
rial and In tbe very best manner Bslweg will ao
, xi ploy an Incompetent workman; therefore bit
0lk le always first-class. Hit store and faotory is
at NO M5 Arsh Ptreet, next to the corner of Blxth,
Dbinb' Ue famous Arctic BodaWater.and read Tb
KvKHiMe TLLBarH. at HI II man's News bland, at
Nona Peuns'Tsals c pot.
Tbfk WlTF'a Nmi Dsif T, lately opeml on t)ns
nut v,el of f Ixtbo. tl4 Is a model ei ahllHriinnni
ol lis kind in evrry resptct. Nea ly II i e I up, n.rv
l:h i, and convtnti-nt, noons cmiiilcuom y nlHiilnveil
exeivibliiR In perfect order, tt is really a o eamre i
S'"P in bis place. We have Just, received fru u him
iiHii Pi n wetaij" ana "iMuntniy." lie " iaiimc
Miinliily." "CVmlo Monthly," eta. Ia nd'Ml in t i
tiiese an iiie o'ner pi riooinsis amnes'lc a-M foreurn
the dully p ers puhll,hrt here, In Ne v Y-itk, and
otlUT I'ltces, nnd tbe latest honks ca l b fnund ii'io
blscouDieis. e awtvm siiccmus b t will iseciiroli
jfB-W'R havb solo o rMi'
!)-V. K XVK BilLII BO HIT
A" K II V K BOLD SO FT
t--Vli HAVB S Lu SO AST
Clint Fall a d Winm CicTBisnfi
m a Fall an o minus l'MiTiiiMir
Oi'B Fall an o isim ejniTii i sir ui
Oi-H Fall and Wixt iLnui.iei .1
HiyWf ahk now -kckivino
Se-VK tHIC K..W BKC'KIVINU
)'U: AKK NIlW K.e.lClVI
TMK Hmii.NII lN1TALMT Tf9
Tn, MiiniNu Inhtai.m icnt ft
'J'H rto.).i II l.vrAI.M iC i"(ja
'I' HIS fc.uiNII lNStI.MSNT'
DKAit'irri I'mt H (Odin.
HK.1'T1K1'L, KHUHII I40I1I.H,
BhAl'iIMtL Fmkhm eiooDy
Hkai tikui, r aiutti (Iii.iim.
iittii We imve a i n emud hi- c of bo n-r.u ri)
tlm,ii" em emr cmuier and th'inirii eur sa' -re
J.rge we bavefuro t utiere ud seveu hitudred hanJi
to Vn p on- Kaienocm, II, led.
Time fns are open lor in li sptctlon of any who
il ci and ee for t IihoiioI vei.
BtT Tbe New Uo-ids Jmt recelln arp;
Fall Overroa'a. fmtn 7 7o to I'ij.
J iiOI-epei'Sable Bulls,
Htrei-t Jacket.
Heavy f hcss (to do without overcoat).
Fanny Over Macks.
Biy'l'b t hestTllMlrts.
V oni lis' die tei IMdN.
Ri3 s' Double breU'd hat ks.
Tonttis' ai d Buys' suits.
Chi'elreo's (larlOalU e.
hilriren'n BlRma-kn.
t'hl dieci'R Prince Iuipcrlals.
Clilld eii'a (lhau.herlal i.
Clilliben'a Fancy Overooals.
il 'A large fo oe of lesinn to give good atten
tion to all, either looking or bnylnq. .
WaNAMAKKH & BR1WN,
THK LABOEST CLOlUl HOLMR,
OAK II ALU
The corner of BIXTH and tTAHKKT dtroe's.
mabhi-d.
t'OWAf M A UTIN. On the I8lh Instant, by Itev.
I. P. Hornhemer, Mr JAM lid COWAN toMiasAN
MEB Ma UTIN, boti of Chester county.
NIDDl.ETOK PI.NTO(J.-On Octohor28, 1(S, by
Itev. O. Buoliel, O. M1DDLKTON la ISDPttKSIC C,
dniiethter ot the late l)r O. A. f lantou, all of this city.
(New York and bt. Louis papers pleusecnpy.)
PATTlfKt-ON ANDKKWd. On Oo'nOer 3. Itl61,
Wr JOHN PATThKON to Miss MAKY ANN AN
BifcWtf , both ol tbla city.
DIED.
BLITHE. On the 20th Instant, ANN BLITHE, in
tbe Mill year of ber aue,
'ihe relative and mends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend Hie funeral, from tie residence
ct ber husband, Samuel Hillhe, l(syvilie Bprlngrield
trwnt-bli, JJe'awurn county, on Monday afternoon,
November 1, at 1 o'clock. To proceed to Bwedenborg
Cbwcp.
HUlkDFNHAtT.-On the 27tn Instant, JOHN C.
BKF.lUbN UahT,
Ha relauves and male friends, nnd at no the mem
bPis of Lodge, No. 61, A. Y. M., and ine O dor gene
relly, aie ieBie-citully luvlihd io attend bis luueral,
frt iii bis late residence. No. ihus Cbeinut street, on
baiurtlny morning at, lllo'clock. 2i
CaLVF.RT. On the 27th inneant. after a llmertux
lllnesf, Kit Jd AM) !'. CALVFltr, lu tils 4 lib year.
The relative-sand friends of Uie family, nlio isiern
Biar Lodge, No. Ihh, A. Y. M ; t) lnaihla Mara Lo-g,
and tbe uider in general: also Beck's Phlla lelpnia
Band, and the musical fratcruliv; alno the (Joluiu tia
Hose Compauy aie respectlnlly luvlted to atten.l ihp
luuerul, frora bis late rc.U. ncn. o. 2 jo N. Ninih
sued, rn Sunday aiternoon at 1 o'clock,
(IHAY-Ou ibe 2nh Instant, Mr. WILLIAM
GluV, Bfced 81 yearr.
bersof Bi. Auiruat.ne'j Hi. Pa' rick's Udiietioiat esocl-
ety. ara Invited to attend tin- funeral, from bis ta'o
rfifi'arT8ra'orcrocv;
McKWAN.-On tbe 50lh Irritant. M ARY BROSIFR.
dutiRhier of Henry L. ana bailie B. MciSAaa, aged s
1 be relatives and friends ot tbe family are rnsnect
fully invited to atiend ihe Itinera!, from the re'ilelonce
ol ber paren'3 No. utt Hree uw eti Btreet, on Bunday
mtirmng at u o ciocs. i o proceou ioaior:uui..orni'.:ji-y
PAULT:s.-On the 27th lusf., CUARLUB PADLUd!
ai eri s years.
'I be relatives and friend., and WVlIam B. "chillier
Ij)(1b. No. 419. A. Y. M.: Columbia Mrk. No. HI: K n
I Ire Lodge, No. 1H4. I. O. of O. F.: and all the Houleilet
ol which he was a member, am iDvlird to a'te.id tbo
funeral, from his lato residence, JSn, 131 CouKrusi
ctreet, on bnruny at z 0 cioor. 1 o proceed to B'.xlu
street Union Vault.
TAYLOR. Fell asloep In Jesus, on the evening ol
tbe 2 n Insiuut Ur. JA.MKS 'i'AYLolt, in tbe 23.1
ear ol bis age.
The relatives and friends of the family, the Alumni
of 1 tip t en 1 ml High bctiool.llie Alumni and lnd-ius
ol Jefferson Mpmcai o- iiego, are respectfully lu vned
to attend the rnneral. from tbe residence of bia
parents, No. srJK Tenth street, on Monday, Noveni
ber 2, at 10 o'clock A. M.
LIEBI C A If
Life Insurance Company
Of I'hiladelplxia.
8. E. Corner Fourth and WaLuut Streets
JKf This ImiUutionhoino lupcrioriix the United
cxrueM ojlu
WEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGJtAV-D IN
the ifwcBt and beat manner.
LOU IB DKIlKA, Slallouer and Kneraver.
9 IS No. mat CHKSMl t' Btreet.
QICAR NOTICE.
Particular attrntlcn Invited to our choice stock of
ClOallK, comprlslLg leading Imported Brands and
Pognel's"ifurlana P.lta," and ' Fra Dlavolo" br&ndj
TbeBO hi e PLIladelphta-made Citars are proving
standard articles, by rensin of the r Intrinsic menu
ard moderate prle es. Buinkers who have not made
their tt'iinulntanre, or f.ilrly tried ihem, should do to
now. Bold in original packages at lowest llgurei,
SI5I0N C0LT0N & CLARKE,
N.W.Ccrnrr UKOADand WALNUT Sts.,
10 216 Sp
PHII AT)P.'IPITIA.
CHESTNUT ST.XX
'FAMILY SEWING-MACHINES
TyT EBHICK & 8 O N 8
EOUTHWABK FOUNUKr,
Na 430 WASHINGTON AVKNUK, PhllaSelphla.
WILLIAM WBIOHTa PAT-NT VABIABLK
CUT OFF BTKAM F-NOINB,
Regulated by the Governor.
MKBBICK'B BAF-TY HOISTING MACHINB,
Patented Jane, 186S.
DAVID JOY'S
PATENT VALVKLEiB STEAM HAM-IB, '
D. M. WESTON'S
PATENT BELF-CENTEKING, SELF -BALANCING
C NTKIFUGAL SUGAR-DRAINING MA CHIN
AMD
HYDRO EJCTR ACTOR,
Fo Oouen ti Woeilea JUnuAta-a. 7 Mntw
FROM BALTIMORE.
CptcM Despatch to Flit Evening Telegraph.
Paltimobb, Oct. 30.
The Demoerals
bad a mre'lpe; "" t hodutimrveTa last niKht,
when Walter Mitchell, one of tbe fpeakers, eaid
bo bai wcently covcrted with U10 Hjbil
CcDcr:il Ia c, who tolj hlai that radicilu"". must
be put down If we wnnt peace. The croaking of
this nrch-trAilor, wLo Obce. IrieJ to put dowa
radicBliBtn, but 'I'rarjt Mopped him, citubcd rnucU
Democratic applause.
Colonel Morpltlen,
ft Texas Rebel, next epoko, and w.19 terrible on
carpet bofgeie, Northern claJ'aRs, etc.
'1 lie Kfiibllciiu4
held several cplcndtd meetinga last nlgbt, and
hove a number of othen to tiisht, prepftraioi't; to
n grand rilly tomorrow nignt at the Front
Stieet Theatre.
Hie ICxteiiNlvo Itlstlllery
cf William echtlMoe. with several ndjo'n'n
building", includiuir lorty barrels ot whisky ia
a booe'ed wttrebouse, clo:e b, were des rojed
by flic jesierday afitrnoon. LosJ probably
$30,000, partly Insured.
The l onr Itowdlca
arrested ycbtcrday for riotins; ou election day,
In otic of the lnllroa 1 cars passing Irocu tUo
WathinL-ton to tbo Philadelphia depot, we re
held to bail for trial. .
'1 he Meniner Ilerllu
Btti'i3 for IJremen to-niorroiv. A nong the pas
uengers will bo the Codntcas dc PourUles and
family, of Washington.
EH OM ST. LP UIS.
A New Indian ICxpcill tloil.
Sr. I.ociH, Oct. 30. A 8 ima Fc, New Mexico,
deppale.il tajs au iuiiiortant Indian expedition Is
now orgtin'zed in this Territory, which will soon
tart from Fort 15icomb, on the Chnadian river,
to operate ueiaiust the Indians who htve bcu
onimiltitir dei rcdatiouHin Kantaaand Colorado
the i'ft few moutbs. The comaaand consists of
ix Cun panies of the 3d Cavalry, and neatly two
corr.paiiicj of the u7ia ini-entry, lORetber with
between two ana three hundred utes aud
Apaches, under command oi Colonel Evans, ol
lue id taairy.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Hamilton Homicide.
COURT OF QUART H fcESSIO.XB-JU'lKe Ludlow.
In the tuhituro' lliu motion to veturu.m tut tiraud
my the iuorid ludlciineiit aitaiusl PiiIch aih
Uoiieri swmo, lur ine uiuieiiToi vvuslilogtou ll ull-
l in, lor ltteir recotntuera lun, wiiluii wai matte yes
fereluy by it r. Cewsuly, ibe Jii(ls'o suimnouel ibal
body to come l ito c iun ,nuu tn luuir presence granted
tbe motion. Hu Biil o ibero:
ueiiilemeu ot 11,0 (Jrnuo Jury: I band back to you
a ui 1 01 11, u ci men 1 cuatging niuraer. i-iooi wasMlo
muted to me jtcurduy wmcu ettubllaiied the feot
mat, tine at least, ana prunuo y lour, wilupssps en
d. riiuoii tbobl.l were not examined. Oi couise
do not know Ibe rea-on tut tola, it due not appear
tb'tiiuy prnc us W08 issued 10 e ilorce tbeir uiu utl-
unce, and the cot-e prexeiited 10 me men Is lult; A
in 1, 11 cnurtEta witti muiuur: ine witneifces wloss
lames weiv enjore.ea on tne bill, were not all ex
O'i'li ed: thai tuieeor lour. Wao tesllmoiiv. It 1
all' Kin, In fl l .iul Itul'tfllA UH, Uttiu MOb UdOf SU QJ
Dion d to a t ud tun eirAiid Jury. I have, slwe me
ol iirna ent ywerday. ex unl .ed cii-etully tbe praj
"' .'' .nli o ail wit:i tao-i inl
UIT IV'UVUKI. n TT I1VJ J1 1. M u UU1J1U.H iiir III M 1 ....
audi am ol cpinl m 1 hut petiUlug u sesiiouof a Grand
Jury, ibe louri bus no ifgul (10 er to soud aoill
ol mole mcni 10 nuoiber (Jrand Ju-y sitting at
ano hir iitm, while Hie uniform 1 rac loe of this
Couit has heeu,li r ) eais pat. in send back bills to lue
Orand Jiny to whom tby Wfreoi-ilndlly submit ed,
veh'-re win.esKes wliosu naui.s are nn ine bills bve
not been exumined. I doubted somewhat 1 tie t-oer
of tl.e Court, lu the nhs uci of ti stimony tuipunlng
yi ur motives, to send the bill to anott er Qrui Jary.
while I MBS as clea-ly (ifopinlnn that yutt tulu'il have
bi m mlsied lu d'tpmloj ol this c.esej, from m-i laji
1 1ml all the v.iints.-iis had not been nmtninl;
and, therefore, the mil will, by my dlrecilou.
go bark ti you lor rec losluerailon. In .blsc inae :
tiou'l di sire iuny to luttirutt ti u upjn your duty. At
ibe ti mmeccemeut ol ibis term 1 lulu yoiiibtttyoii
neio au Inrepeudsnt body, B1 aueling beiweea ibe ac
cuser and tbe accused: without yoir atlirmt lve
ac Ion no man eiin kihuiI before the bar ol tula Court
unsrgid Kliti crlur ; au 1 lu 01 posing olcospj bmuht
Retoie you, 110 rcllluus, sncta. or pollncal te-ilug
should be aloved to euibarra.s you la the discuarge
01 your eiutv.
1 now rinlhrm emj hatlcally what I then said, and
I ciec'are tha If any (ira-nl Juror permits blmielr to
be coi irolled by anything except the law a id the
evidence he deliberately eomiiills perjury. Further
more, in ejarulha'lniis beiorn yiullio one (juo.lion
f r j our roiis'deratlou Is whether a prima lacectie
Is made 0111 fe r the act'ein ol the C' nirt and tne pjtlt
jmy. in no li stance have you tt determine m guilt
or Inm ci uce c t ihe .ccuBed; all you b ve to do ig tu
deteimtne whether lher Is sutllclent evidence before
you of a prima lucle nature requiting au explauatiou
10 a ct url of Jiibtice.
The iiutstluu ot the degree of murder do-s not rise
ben iv a Orand Jury. The question for your consider
allon Is Vibeiber uuon the bill as piewentPd the evl
Hence Is Kultlcient to cad upon tbe d'eudaut to
anBwerthe charge ef murder. If the evidence bat
uifde tut a prima facie case, you canuot decide tbe
guilt or innocence 01 tbe accused, if ihe couduut ot
ibe prisoner Is such as clearly 10 estanllsh sun 1 acase
ss to I'quire his ettendance before a court of Jus ic,
the bill muet be Itniud a ' true bll ." It the evidence
does not tsta'ollth such a cose, ths bl.l must be
lynored.
I co not c'alm Ihe r'ght ti Indicate atiy opinion on
the evidence which Is before you. Tne tesl mojv is
tor out consideration alun: Itlsyo ir responsibility
bpor Ood aud maa, not mine, tint I warn ynu in
ibe niosi leilemn marner. and hy every consideration
that hhonld actuate a Judg, a juror. a d citlaiu, 1 lai
yon tl e ti Is Mil Into your consideration, ana that
you Ou bluesly wllboui ier, atr-clon, or partiality,
cdctidcr tbe evidence wblca Is kutn hied, aud apply
10 11 at evidence ibe precipes I have staled. U
tl en, tinder voiir oatbs, you decide tba ins bill
B'onid be iiinored tuuke that dl position of tne cie.
If, In r considering your deterailoatlon. yo 1 find
the t . Itn uce will Buktalu ibe cbarge, you will rft'iru
a Hue bill. I canuot Bcqult mjae f of tbe resnonMl
hi by wblcb I owe to 1 hit couim inlty, and, ahovn all
the icrpnnelbllliy Impuaed upon mo by my latbnt
ollice. without mus clearly eolalilng tin la to
ynu, leaviuv to you 1 bet guars of respooslhlil'y whlun
will be yours. I' nut now. must certally here. fier.
I direct snbi avias to Issue lor the witnesses not yel
examined b- lore 1 h'S Grand Jury, a d I will not, dis
charge this Jury until ibe r term of service lias ex
pired, or until I am fali-lied that every ress in ii'ile
eflur' lias bieu exhausted in the alterant to procure
tbe o tin- sbwh whose name, have beuu e iUor6jd upon
ibis bll it dicta em.
When tbe Jur.ge bad flulab:d,tbe Grand Juryie
tlred In ilielr room.
LIBTHIe T CoUHT. No. 1 Jud,'e Btro td.-Olry vs.
Johu H c(lni Is, PmIiICc L vy.aiid J, W. erl'n An
action 10 ri-cover reiu for ibe Caltowblll 9 r-eiwh.i. I,
lien ed l, bti benl by the tieie.drt'iti und-'r a tetse.
The li let Fe Ob led that ibey were the ocojptuls 01
the premises, hut set (orth Ibat their leoxe bad ben
reKulur'v a-igne(l to oilier pn.nl b Oi trla'.
VOX UT Olf COMMON PI.KAS-Judge Pelrce.
miner & Co.. to usu or John W. Masseiy vs. A M. A
J. L. A, a'. An nci'on to recover lor good sold aul
delivered", wbloh the de teuee allettcd bad beeu pld
fur, Ou tri-il. Inning tlio trlul of IhU cusj. while
one ol Ibe I twj trt nai adCrtUHing the Jury, a rough
looking fellow hnl'lin an elevaied pcslHon In ihe
auillioriiuu. atid feein g linporiant undprllie l itl iPuee
ol boi, mine, took exuep lnn to certsln Ideas advaucen
by tbe Biieeker. and expresi l bit nhjeo'i hi bv ex
claiming. 'That's a d d lie." This lurued the inliids
of 11 from soke law and Ior-Io to the cnmlca lly of
Biicb an miruslun, andarigot bonny luuili was lu
duliied in. But the ongtiiul cuse of tbls mirth
was rudely snatcMd Iroui nls hlsb throne h, hind th'
door, Hi d aliimst -run the rapidity of ihoukht bottled
out 01 ihe court room and Into tbe street.
tTontevteel Election.
Petitions wrro tbls morning pre ented enntesttng
Ibe e ulcus of City Commissioner and City Con.
loller. n bleb the Conr. dire tied to oe hied, aud take
Ibe. coune ot ibuse alreauy filed.
TLc Command in the Soullmest
-Vost Ofllco Dinicultics
Local Improvements.
Tlic Indian War Election Bels-
lliot in New York-Serious
Conflagration.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
Washington, Oot. 30.
(-rnrrrtl Hcliilr.e-lnuiii
arrived this morniTi"; from Nev York, where ho
bas been enRaned ai a ruembTof ibe Uetirlns
Boaid. It whs rumore d that he had been sent
for lo succeed ReynolrlB In Texaj, but this wai
incorrert, to he was assured by Secretary
SeLoCtld. He Ib wuititi? order;.
1'oalnitiMtrr-(Jenernl Itnndrtll
is very much aT.nojed at the publication of a
statement lhat tbere will be thown tt dedcicacy
to his Depatiment dariug ibe last fiseil yetrof
upwards of six n.llliotis of dollarn. All day yes
terday he was Spuring to how that tbe state
merit is not true, and the White House reporter
comes to his rescae ibis morninfr, and be'.wern
the two the affair Is muddlod at badly as Dc'.mar
about the national finance". Tbo Auditor has
not tnadd his reporl et upon
1'ost ltflec lOxpeiitrCs,
so all flfiires ptirporltDg to repreteat the condi
lion of the Dtpartruent must bi received with
allowance.
The ( lly Aniliorillea
have notified the Baltimore and Ohio Rtllroad
Conpany ot tbeir inte ntion to grade I street
foithwl.h upon a portion where the railroal
track run?, a fid if this is done the trak will be
covered ten feet b -low the level of the street
which will cut of couimunlction with the depot
for about ore mile. Much ill-fcelm? exists be.
tween Councils aud the railroad company, bu
it is thought some arrangement will be made by
which travel will not be tntcrleicd with.
The Gtaat l'ugtlists.
Special Detpatch to The Evening Telegraph.
L'ostok, Oct. 30. Worxald and O'Bildjrln
the giant putrilibt., wbo were arrested und held
to bail in tbe sum SiOOO ea?h for prize-fighting
at Lynn, Llae., yesterday, were to-day released
tbeir tncuds hiving clubbed togdher and given
the proper bonds for their appearance in Janu
ary next lor trial. 0'Bald.tin is in this city, and
whs riding out to-day, wilh rather a bruied laco
plainly showinir striking evidence of the mill
ot jeeieiday moinins.
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
This Aflernonn's (tuoffttionie).
Lomcon. Oct. 302 30 P. M. American secu
rities timet and fteajy.
Fbankfort, Oct. 30 United State bonds
firmer and histher. Snles at 78?.
Manchester, Oct. 30-2 30 P. M. The Man
cbeMer novices are Ies3 iavorabie. and ciuse
dullness in tbe cotton market. Lard quiet, aud
steady. Naval Stores quiet.
Latest Markets by Telegraph.
NtW Yobk, Oct. 80. Slocks stiong. cuuaso nnd
Rook Island, Vb',: KoaUlitK, Dd'a: Cnntou Co, :
Krie, S; Cievelauil aud 'inludo, lu2;; CleveiauO aiu
PillMburg, H7h PittHhurg and ri, Wayne, ll-'j'i
MIcliiKun touihern, Mi's; Mew Yora Central. 12ia,
Illinois Cential. 144; Virluia s, D(l; HuUaon River,
1 87; -. ts. tl?7i; do, Istu, llljj; (to. lHtU. ill?,'; do.
new. IP ,'.: 1" 4id, ltx. Gold, l'H. Moaey, 7 pur cent.
,.nlna 03
riitw VoBit. Oct. Si. Cotton steany ai vo-ao. 'iour
heavy; pftleH ul 7SIH1 b erruls t ysleruy' quotatl'ins.
w beat di cllnli g. e. oru dub. aud it cilneii lc: m of
.r mi.i 01 busiiT.'n m si-iiKrt i-r UHt. uuiui m 71.007a j.
Reef quiet. Pork llroi ai fuV.S. Lrd Un.l at 17il7,'4c.
W hiek y quiet.
W11 ui not on, N. C. Oct S.-fVlton dull: sales of 20
bales, mixed lots, at iJc, Kec, I pis lor tbee dais, e ul
I11K lodav, H9 bales. Fx 00. 11 CottSlw iae, OU bles
Mock eetlmsled on band. 50 ba es.
IIokatio in Town. According to announce
ment, liorullo Heyuiour, the Diuot rH.le caudl
e ate lor the Presidency, amved In ibe oity at a
few ininutoM afier 1 o'clock: thlsafieruoou. Tho
train convey ii;g hint and the (Jomiautee ap
pointed f'ir the uurpose of escorting 111m came
Into the Heading depot, at TolntM-uiu and CjI
lov. hill streets, where an iudlciliolnate luasn
ol hninHijlty, consisting of tuen, women, uud
chlldre n, weie in waiting to receive the distin
guish! d visitor.
Tho ttalu was delayed Fome time, owing to
tbo fact that Mr. Uoyinour responded to the
calls or citizens at tbe vailous statioas aloug
the road between Heading aud Philadelphia.
On entering the depot the crowd cheered
lustily and dltcharued pistol shots; and on Mr.
Key mour landing from the platform of f ile car,
Unfilled by Lewis O. Cas-sldv, Kq., and William
V. Bradford, Keq., there was a rush and a yell,
and It wus wliu extreme diftiuiilty that tho
parly forced its way to the street, where car
riages were standing. Mr. Seymour was placed
In n vehicle drawn by four horses, when it
started down Thirteenth street to Arch, to
JSiHh, and to the Continental Hotel.
Judging from the closed windows and tho
want ol bunting along the route over whloh
tbe procet slon passed, we opine t hat tbe arrival
ofibls distinguished man has caused but littles
excitement among our loyal citizens. He will
adorers tbe LH inocracy to-uightal the Academy
of Music.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EICH1.GK BALES, OOT. 30
Repor.ed by De Ilaveu fc Br ., No. 40 8. Third street
BETWEEN BOARD-.
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Uo Hel.t Del dm tu. ho
The coal tonnage on the Oanal of the Botanyl
kill Navigation Company for the week ending
Oct. id), Inst., inclusive, was .13 43710 tons.
Corretsnonding week Jast year 33 Vii lO "
Increase for tha week 1.6M o -
For tha season to Oet 29, 18A8 iool78 13 "
For the seso- to oot, 20, lt)u7 8o0,J li( V
Decrease for tbe eason... 60.wo.vv
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MEDICAL.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Indian Wnr-Ofllclitl RcnArtS frottt
Ucncrnl istiei-liluu.
Despatch to the Aisoeiateil Frets.
WAsniNotoN, Ocf. 30 The lollowlni; was re
ceived at tho War Dopartracnt this morning;
bT. Louie, Oci. 29.-Brevet Usjor-Ueneral E.
L. TobPfnd, A. 4. 0. The following despatch
fiom Grneral Sberldau Is just received:
In tue Field, Fort I1ys, Kansas, Depart
ment of Missouri. Oct. 28. Brevet Major-Ueoeral
W. A. Nitbots (ete:al Carr, wilh seven com.
panics of tbe 5tU Cavalry, under Lieutenant
Pttion. struck tn Indians on Bhntner's creek,
sou'.h ot Beaver, on the 25, h int., killed tea
Indians atd five ponies, and captured three
penic. Ibe next day he followed the Indians,
vbo disputed bis advance to protect their
lodges and Mock. Tbe Indians burning tha
prairie to the windward not s.oppinir the ad
vance of the troops, they forced the Indians to
abandon their rotes and camp, and lodge
equipagx, capturing and kiiliug seventy-two
borcs. Oen rl Carr is ttill porsuiue them
Colonel Bnrkhead is also in the stuae section,
and I tli ink bc.'ote this has joiucd Gcu. Carr.
(Signed) P. A. Sheridan.
W. A. Nichols, A. A. 0.
FR OM NEW YORK.
Ilelnibold'M llet Taken.
New York, Oct. 30. Tbe beta of one million
dollais offered through the oewtpapert by Helm
bold, of Buchu totoriety, have been taken bj
two different parties.
A Klot.
About 11 '50 o'clock last night Officer James
Wright, of tbe First Police precinct, attempted
to quell a riot among a nam ber of workmen oa
pier No. 8, East River, when he was attacked by
e'pht or ten ruffians, beaten and eerionslv in
jnred. The rioters escaped before assistance
could bo rendered
FROM NEWARK.
Onfrag-fH by Drmocrntlc Itniiyliis.
Kewabk, N. J., Oct. 30. The Democratic
torchlight procession last nictit culminated
after midnight in violence, while t'oey wera
passlog Governor Ward's'housc. His gardeners
BtaLding quietly in front with a female domes
tic, was struck with a club and seriously in
jured. The windows were broken in with clubs.
and the hou'esof soma prominent Republicans,
were taluted with groans. The Post saloon, near
the Market stieet depot, was ransacked and
robbi d. Mrs. Brian's saluon, on Market street,
wasal-o stripped of its content?, which were
carried off by party of raffians from Jerej
Cily. '
From Rhode Island.
Providence, U. I., Oct. SO. A fire at West
erly, R. I., this morning, destroyed C. Maxou A
Co. 'a planing mill and other buildings. The loss
Is about 125,100.
nevr 1 ork Htoe-U tuotationa, 4 P. in.
Received lay telegraph from Glendlnning 6
Davis, Block Brokei a. No. 48 B. Third street:
N. Y. Cent. K I'inJ Toledo fc Wabasb.. 62
N. Y. niiU Kilo It... 4nJM Mil. St. Pant It... (H
Ph.andltea. H t)K?n Adams Express 4!'
Mich. B. and IS. I. li. 81(4 Wells. Fargo . 2il,i
le anei Pitt. It. as - IT. 8 Express Co.... 4(i
Chi. AN W.n.oom. VOJi Tennesseea, new.... 7o2
Chi. N.W. K. prf.. 9l4 Oold ....181S
Chi. and H. I. U InSI Market firm.
Pltts.If.W.and.Chi.llil
ItIlITJMA.XIS3I,
JN K U R A T O I A.
Warranted Fcruianciitly Cured
Warraiitcd I'criuanentJj Cured
Y.'Itliout Injury to tlie System.
Without Iodide, Totassla, or ColcAlcum
Uy Ublns Inwardly Only .
DR. FITLEH'S
GREAT ItllEUMATIC BEMEDY,
for Rheumatism and Neuralgia in all its forms.
Ihe only standard, reliable, positive. Infallible per
manent enrs ever discovered. It is warranted to con
tain DothlDS burtful or Injurious to the system.
WARBAMTEDTO COBB OR MOSEY RKFCtf DTLT)
WABKANTKD TO CURE OH MONEY B-FUNOS.
Tboojandi ot Philadelphia references of cures. Pre
pared at
Vo. 29 SOUTH rOURTII STREET,
lUllulbtf BIXOW MAUKJCT.
The following Is a statement or tbe coal trans
polled on the Philadelphia and Heading R-ll-load
for the week ending October 20, lb08, and.
for ibe stabon:
fbti. Cwt;
Hi 77ri 17
8.789 01
3.076 13
80.76S 19
4.6SJ Oi
From St Clair
" - Port Carbon
Potisvilie
' tichuyikill Ilaveu
" Auburn
Port Clinton 14,03119
Barribburg aud Dauphin 6,831 12
Anthracite coal for week 00,003 04
JJlinminous coal from Ilarrisburand
Duuphiu for week 7,658 02
Total for week paying freight 107.621 0U
Coal for Company's use 2.752 01
Total all kinds for week 110,375 07
Previously this year.... 2.1)91,668 OS
Total 8,101 031 12
To Thursday, Oof, 81. 1807 3.123.014 11
INTERNAL REVENUE.
T
II P It INC I PAL DEPOT
FOR THE BALK Or
REVENUE STAUPB
No. 304 CHE3NUT STREET.
CENTRAL, DErOT, No. 103 S. FIF1 ST
(One door below Cnesnnt street).
ESTABLISHED 1862.
Tbe sale of Revenue Stamps la still continued
at the Old Established Agency,
Tbe Block cons prises every denomination
printed by tbe Government, and bavlug at all
times a large supply we are enabled to fill and
forward (by Mall or Express), all orders, lmma
dlately upon receipt, a matter ol great lmpor
ance. United Btatci Notes, National Bank Notes
Drafts on Philadelphia, and Post Offloe Orders,
lecelved in payment.
Any Information regarding the decisions of
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue cheer
fully and gratuitously furnished.
Revenue Btamps printed upon Drafts, Checks,
Receipts, etc.
The following rates of commission are allowed
on Btamps and Stamped Paper.
On (25 and upwards 3 per oent,'
ee X00 " " S N
800 " ......,. M,
Address all orders, etc., to
BTAMP AGENCY,
No. 804 CHESNUT BTREET, P ILADEIiPHlA,
UNITED BTATES POSTAGE STAMP !
all kinds, and STAMPED 1CNYS-OP1W, coa
stanUy on hand.