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EADINGI PA.; ' •lerrilmalt ;848 •
CITY ND COUNTY*
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TEII3 MAN ABOUT TOWN.' ,7soi•tt,Yotuur,BUoL
bee been rtapgointed tie
,of Ike tmeipiterg othi
BOAS Oofurpr Prlsog..4=—Thr u sogi , Aids" Anil
thC"gositeef',utttliep,e "ay.". 1
big, I.)antt
crowd
atoned thicieliat tifeulaitst 01Slh i. .04
--ildgrsdonf • 'Orion .
is 'riots.' hags '
a good ons housecwded .
A lumber wagon beavili ro
i r odid.bound for Geiger
win, broke daimon Penn . *Wet yesterdeier--L-
The annoying dim will icon be among the missing.
---Reg. Peters ;110 *sired and twooPled
the tall of thqi Bodo* of Uniireitailsts of tide` dig,
and will enter upon his duties , at an 400 , 47.7--
Thelelds are being plowed sad pit in order to re
ceive the seed for if:46lA brita4.-T- 1 ;--4: A.
Nicholls, Esq., the klapertntendent: Pt our relit
roads, has ordertd that.all *Midas ; f a ir
; p a w : 4o o 6
at our reir,bebrought to Oldreturn.l frei of
cbarge.- ,- - -- A map front 'Hamburg.. w/iOll O main°
we did not learn, had One of hie, toes &imbed, last
evening, while getting 1p the OX o'clock u train:
freight can ran' Off }rack lase
evening, it the Walnui`atreet brldge,t Mote
traveling oil the Reading relfrOadthie iseason,than
at same time last
year.4ltOTO dealers of our
spiv start In fall trade right brisk, Everything
endeth—but we hope the street rifilWay proleet
has not ended.—i—Persone who take ,qp s news
papor in i hotel, should remember that there may
be others who wlsh to read arid therefore should
replace them when finished reading,---Pcreom
Who use disrespectful language toward their . lei
eiants,cannot be faithfully served. Some ruf
fians bad a knot& down on the corner of Tenth and
• Penn Arleta abbot neon reetelr. ".There were no
polloe about Just at the tune a 4 ecinaeouintly no
i arrests were made,-+---A beautiful Arasispareney,
. contalhing allConOlif of tioilnidur and Blairrand, a
deeilwation of principles, has been Awed in Mont
the Demeerittlo C lub Room, In Olgth street, sbe've
Penit.---=-A Walking Match recently took place
In Noith Fifth street, Two men; walked away
without paying their board bills. *ono lost on
matoh-11200 4 ----4lvent radish , -horie. rad lilid-:-
-William Still, holding out at Mishler'e hotel,
gives a splendid Shavee--- , Penn streetlast even-
Itig presented a lively appearance, as usunl.N---:
Last evening two tnen In a buggy drove up Wash:
legion street and created quite asenfatioit; by One
of them playing "Champagne Chariey" op a vlb
lin.----4nother ' fishing party out yesterday. tut
they didn't "ketch? any It-----Boot blacks are be;
coming a necessary 'institution It this city.---- ,
The Williamsport ble3nnarehor will hold(' ple-nie
oq Monday next. Several gent emen and ladles
from this city will' partiolatii.--:-- 1 -A number of
boys are in the habit of getting on' he cars, ne they,
are in motion. at fleyonth apd Ilsnaillreotl. 'Some
day wowlll record thif . deat,hof one of them .
Too cream dealers' . harreSt is 'drawing Oa close.
Irendet ,welil-r----The word 090 is not a plea
sant on *On on this delta day of lieptember-i
and yet e are summed that . Ibis forernnierof win{
ter has already made. Its aPpesianee In the middle
part of our State. ho Pennsylvania State Fair
will,ba held at Ilarrbantri, oonimenelng On the29th
of Soptember.—The IlVa min is like a little pig,
.he laGenoa young and beline to rest , early.------
A goo d title--" The Pettit:l6W' Is suggested fu a
title for the literary lad les' einb.—The live man
tenet 'ahem a'deep` thlfiliekhe i Tuve at coneln•
• lions last as a frog dui. rind don't alWns lend at the
s pot hits lookln' at.—tr A large number of beats
• *sing , down the Selidyllllll earuil.-:- . --inie live
Wan Is like's decoy duck, niwayatibove water. and
!lies at least etshtkenpionthewh year.;-----Din;
stein's Drlvlns: Park Ii rapidly approaching coin.:
pletlon.-4--A little child, who wandered on the
,
sited iesterd*Y• Ost4O hoar beat ran over, la front'
of tho Naar.* 9fitee, 6l -•----4he live man RAU up
like a kotton Mimi, and halal got any more tithe
thins skool boy' has flaturdaY afternoone
111 r. ,Olirrloombe, one of the moat efficient drivers
on the panel,
.htis gone to blaiounk for II short
t im 0 hy pu health. - ----A nanber Of droves et Ana
, beetle Pained through the city yesterday , destined
,1114InnICOPole• to supply the Philadelphia marked
t
"Att attempt Is being made to 'resters ,the old,
:NM nod .hlah waste lora 4 7 oirgrandmotherx.
e young lady wbo was Nolen with horror,
and übseouentlY melted Into tears, pis carried
out and outlined to a watery, gravo.—'ilin to
mato crop la unusually fine 141 s year I the OA be
ing large. , luscious and in:Orient. There is no
vegetable or garden fruit that Is more healthM t
or that is now in more general use for cooking.-- ,
The season of to- year is fast approaching' when
the happy falr days will come. Old and young;
little and big, male and female-all attend, and are
happy. Fair days pre holidays-rural Eolldays- ,
and delightful ones; too.--The fay flowers of
rummer are fest fading-fleeting away. in a garnl-,
titre of golden, grave-glom—The pretty mil
' liner 'lranian of Reading are preparing for a lively
'fall trade, and their windows display's tempting
array Of all that Is charming to 1 man'ser,ee.
'Shore's a gentleman up town so onsideratefor the
comfort of 'others that he won't have a mosquito
•
canopy over his bed. Ile wouldn't dePrive even a
galfinipper of fillfilling Ake evident ends of hi,
oreatlon.— , -An eel, has, been caught in, the
Schuylkill river, measuring •three feet' In 'legth
and, several , Iphes,in dia'metei,--The patent
medlolne man exhibited last eioning a tape worm
which was tbrty-two feet long..,—A large asso rt= ment of stationery at the Rolle bookstore.---- ,
There 'will be a sauerkraut Inneh given, at the
Union Garden Saloon, 4)01 Pennstre et, oil Satutdsi
evening,. Sept. IL' Sie'rlidvertisoment. ..
D. L.—Green, meet Fifth, 7/-, No. Y.
"• Rol, meet Fifth, 8 1 No. 8. •
Yellow, Meet Fifth, 71, No., 0.
Sept. 8-11
1 D. L.—Brown, meet Shah, 8, N0..2:
Purple, meet Sixth, 71, No. 2.
Blue, meet Sixth, 74, No. 1,
Black, =ht. Sixth, B,' at No. O.
White, meet limth, 8, at No. 2.
Sept. 8-lt . . ' . .
The Dispatch is publishing Gorman di.
Whits. We hope, the Germans oaptell what
they moan. If soirthey will have hotter suc
cess than those who have been bored with
the English ones in the tame paper. ••
READING Thapsysaai.—TA change of.viiit;
lug physicians to the Oispeasary t Was made
on the first loot. sM:atorivP. F. and R. M.
Nagle have been' 'appointed. to attend, at
•
the Institutiondaily for , the next two hionthe.
Pomos AVFAIRB.—Thero wore no cases
for disposal byy the Mayor this morning.
" But one itedividaal , occup ied the apartment
knowh as "The Lock-up during the night ?
and be was a weary, footsore way-tarer, who
*ad been incarcerated of his • own accord,
and who early this morning purshed his
journey. • - ' 4 ,
00.1471170 A Jolts TOO VAR.—On Sunday,
during the religions setrices is he. market
house, a certain party "in a joke,",.carried
.off a pair of shoes which a boy bad hung oil
p Not The,ilnly's father 1,1404 thit keep;
Jog the !limes four days is c4tryiug *joke tal
fir, and he blonde to ".tuttlte an exeniPle ' •
of the joker if the shoes are not r4tutned. '
UK Adams County ‘AgricultirnVEkiclety
wilt hold its sjith annual exhibitidn at Get
tysburg; on Tuesday l lVednesday Thursl
day l Sept. 22d, 23d and 24th, Ae,half info
track has been put in excellent 'Condition,
and a premium of $lOO is .offered for the
best 'trotting horse-:—opeu to the world. A
bile attendance is expected ) and:a Sae dis
play vitt no: doubt be made. •
litnumultilfor the nom. • •
13111 ,
U:KM i.
1 ' %Ow Meeting Was held
leevening by the Democracy of Third
ard, for the purpose of nominating dela
gitis to the County Convention, to be voted
for on Satutday,,neat. The following named
gentlemea wee no:nip:4o : -Dr. El. M. Na
gle, Wm . Ort hP..l/4 4 aucks.
Dr. H. M. Newle_presidda_ l ,and A.s.Bass
aman and Samuel Ker Per, Emirs" acted as
Secretaries. At was the largest primary
meeting ever held in the ward. • -
. .
00ARCIR 011' Tnirre.—Sußan Strad camp
before Aldeiman' Mengel yesterday after ,
noon and made complaint • against Sarah
Strata for stealing a gold breastpin worth
$1.60. It appenro that , Sarah kept this
valuable pin in a drayier with other valuables
rand did not use it often. A few- days ago
.she wanted the pin, bat could not find
4 1
that it was Stolen. She call e 4 and suspee '
at Allen tel's Pawn,prOee Oleo sin
found that t had been pawned ' there for
twentrfive cents by Sarah. Other Delhi
made the arrest. • She gave bail for her
appearance at court . I
Tlis ungrammatical donkey who attempted
to cover uphis bad Englishwithworse Latin;
in the Dispatch of Tuesday, never voted the
Democratic ticket in his life. What, right
has such a niggCrite to disgrace a decent par
ty by calling himself "A Former Democrat?"
As ho .fightslinder the,black flag, he should
not jsi afraid. to sail under it. always. How:
'Ofer:',tbe blind follower of a Cowardly infidel,
like Carl Schurz, cannot be'oipeited to pos
sess either brains or honesty. No doubt he
did his best in the way of for the pa.
vira l " but his friends should see that he is
properly cared foi 3 Ond kept out of the street
when the Am:A.4OII(T comes 'arou n d .
It
' Masittici or Loose AsswitmoNs.
The folloWing named qgtiniaations will ho - 4
:their . regular stated. , meetings•this . (Tnun
Day) evening t
Reading Lodge No. 880
Temperance Hall.
Reading Lodge No. 848,1. 0. of 0. F., at
Odd Fellows' Hall.
Reading Council No, 40, 0.17. A, M., at
Elitliada's Hill, Penn' street. •
Montgomery
_Lodge No. 69 1 1. 0/ of 0. F.,
At Odd Felluwa'
Mnhlenbergodge; . U. D. 0. 11., ot Yek
ger'S Hall,,Penn street,, •
Pilgrim Ciiele No., 20, B. U., at Brother.
hood of U. Hall. , ,
Binrioool44lWavAikiegoteAtiti-toitikiti
that the report putts' eircalation: by soma
eenct4- that he .bed 4gpreevied, him& iu
favor of the idegjimf oi Grant and Colfax,
was not Uwe.' lie 'says. thot he vrins bonfs
D l 4 l l9, lll 444,lapvti.tei.ldie f4i 1 . 440 that
be ltdiil4 Ilk, thet irbo eerintite4 the
report to root him ' , when be wf prove to
his entire istisfietleint .41tketri"sflevidentli
that whit - he Asserted wsa an notitiget
Wifehood. •
iMPROVO#ENt.--;The pt4erty holders along
Third street, from Pine to canal, have late
ly been making veatiMprovements in,front
of their dwellings—by stay of.chaving the
curbs set, gutters paved, and filliug up and
relaying pavements. Some- have pee' to
considerable expense in raisingthe i ' side
walk to the regulation height, but the looks,
and value af thOii property have beeu.-in
treasql thereby. The bad weather, will soon
be UpOn us ; When the benefits •of good side
walks will only be riilly realized. • •
•
Ilan oy THU FLY.---The fly has its UM.—
He servos to keep bald•headed sinners await()
at church'On a warm.aumtrer's day, so that
thejr anre'goneratud heartirmay be 'touched
by the pretiched•word. Ho also encourages
the ofinvention l inducing the inventive I
to tax their brains in contriving fly-traps.—
oho flying trapeze has no connection with
flytraps.) As it is through trials alone that
apatient spirit reaches its'full complete de,
velormefit,lho fly isvniefuli agent in the
good werki,for. the, man who Can patiently
cifiddre the persistent efforts of a fly to alight
upon a warn* day, ' has very nearly reached
tha perfeetien of ration! beatitude. , •
AlAgail Lodge No. I t gasoniciLatlios '
Penn itiodt.
Symmetry Lothro.No. 108, I. 0. of 'O. 1?.,
• A.LLENTOW.N, PA., August 81st, 1868.
To Mr. E. D. Reichard •
, •
AGENT GOOD. WILL GIFT ENTERPRISE.-
Owing to ii considerable number of tickets
remaining unsold, as well as coupons unre
turned, we have been Compelledto postpbne
the drawing of the Good Will Enterprise for
a short time, which fact you•will 'please an
nonotb to intorekted Parties in your neigh
borhood. • -Front the rate et which tickets
have been issued of late, however, *0 *are
encouraked in the belief that they will bo all
disposed - of in a bery'short time, and•to this
end wo are now go,ttlng h gods, such •as
pianos, sewing machines, forniture, •&ei,
which you.aa d,your friends are invited to in
spect as opportunity may offer., .To the end
that the drawing may come off at the, earliest
poSslblednyore would reppectfolly urge you
'to renewed exertion in , the pale of tickets.—
If each one of our agents could sell,say from
twenty to forty tickets, in 4ddition to those
already sold , the draw ing could come off in
a week's time. Solon may see the time is
not far distant: Respectfully, .
Sept. 8-2 t • Wm. F. Wow; Chairman.
. THE Wlitsxsi TAX.—Conimisaioner Rol-
lins has just issued a circular with reference
to the whisky tax, in which' ho says: By sec
tion fifty-eight of the act of July 20, 1808, it
is provided that all spirits forfeited to the
United States, sold by order of the court,and
any 'distilled spirits 'condemned before the
p_assage, of the act and in possession of the
United States, shall be su yet to tax, and
the purchaser shall immediately, before he
takes possession of said spirits,pay the tax
thereon; The spirits aoldare subject fiLtax
without regard to the'iqiiestion whether or
not the tax has been previously paid thereon.
The tax td,be paid is'fitty gents per wino:lat.
ion when below proof and per proof gallon'
when shore proof. " he special tax of four
'loiters 'per barrel iinpbsed upon distillers
for each barrel in excess of one hundred
barrels produced 'by them is not'applicable ;
nor is the tax of like amount imposed upon
spiritsin bonded warehouses at, the time of
the passi4e, of ,the net; This being substan
tially a, rieiT tax aceruing'upip the . sale of
the spirits,, it will he pa y able in 'the district
where the sale is'made. • "When, therefore, a
sakfie, made by the marshal,' he will. require
the purchaser to deliver to' him the receipt
of the dolloctor of the district in.which' such
sale is made for the tax du upon such spir
its, which receigwill bo exnuted on form
IQS, and tnnst, also he signed by the assessor
or an assistant assesso r , s :who will also enter
the m
e amount upon his onthly list: The bar
rels must also be marked with tho name of
the inarahal and his official title ) the date of
sale, Ma the words "Tax Paid," dither with.
a stenell'plate er brilading iron, until 'some
further provision is ins i de for the identifica- ,
tion of such packages. , .
LA Negro one hundred an , , eight years
old is living in Monmonth;eonrity,N. & s now..
Long Branch. His name is Pheletns 'Wit.'
son, and he retains all his faculties.
Roya .#i g hOsis 'HitWillia m of
Wurtinihurg retie* the Cadets at Vest
Point on PridiYibi the ; preseh e e of altirge
and brilliant *ldiotic%
SECOND . :':EDMON.';'
0
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flan rises .686 f• Sun seta ,' 026
thlines !awe" 12 hours 40 mitintes.
RATS OP TOP,llllolOrtatt.'
7 A. M. ; 2P. M.
74 ° 80 0
74't 82°
78° . ' 81°
io° . 70°
lionday, •
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thurs y day,
da dayS ,,
ur,
ORNAT hit at lined . gra s s. t ieliea ft now
i l
sensation. Second ni g ht bt ' usin J oe and
Statue Blanche. Th
in
is un
surpassed by anrothe ut the . city . Every.
body delighted. i It
A cowatow .oceurred. near the Lelmnon
Vallei 'railroad Round 'louse last evening t
by which ii.number of coal oars were thrown
of thwtra6k. The accident was remedied
in a - short \time, and tho cars returned to
their positiOn.--lfarrleburg State Guard.
SUDDEN FALL .OF BROAIDSTUill.—Yester.
day afternoon, between 4 and 6 o'clock., Mr.
Sauppe's baker wagon broke down at the
cornet-dor rifth and Laurel streetb. The
bread and cakes rolled out , on tho street, to
the delight of the boys who witnessed the
catastrophe
GRIdEII it Baotaxa,(William and Charles)
No. 481 Penn street, havojust received, and
are opening, the largest lot of boots, shops,
hats, cape , atm* goods, furs, trunks,valises,
&c., that ever before, canto to Reading:—
Everything they have is of the , atest ' style,
had will be sold at the most riasonable
ces. Call and' '
examine y and price their
goods—Pena street (North side), between
Mirth and.Vifth. Sept. 8-2 t.
BEAUT7FVI4 TOANBPARENCl.t—Yeilterday t
very largo and handsome transparent y was
placed in front °Nile Democratic Head
'quarters, eornerof Sixth and Penn streets.
It was illuminated last evening, and attract
ed the 4ttent(on of all the pedestrians who
passed that way. The tranepareney hae a
triangular - shape, ono side of which rests
agalast the wall. Of the sideti that are turn
ed joward the street, one contains hand
some paintings, in oil, of Seymour and
Illair,surrminded by wreaths and appropriake l
designs ;. the other side contains the follow{
ing, each sentence painted in a different
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color
Democratic ITeadquartere.
One currency for every ono.
The bonds shall ho paid 411 the contract
was made.
Let us have peace and the w4ges of labor
increased.
NoTreedchan's Bureau to spend the tat
mere money to raise the negro over the
white man.
Justice to those who fought, rather than
protection to thoso who stole.
No.aristocrats in a Republic
No enslaving. of the plowholder to enrich
the bondholder. •
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Reported by Louie Riebards, Attorney at Late. No.
.580 aut.& Btreet
lIFTEgtiTil DAltt-7-W NEBDAT.
The East Penna. Rail R od Co. vs. Aaron
Rower. •26 Jan. T. t 1807. Judgment by
consent for pin's. for 8280 QZ and costs,. D.
Ermontrout and Hagerman for Offs. F. L.
Smith for, deft.
Jacob Stnb vs. Jonathan Mindoro. 1151
Jan. 'P.,' 1800. This was' an action of tres
pass to recover damages from' the deft, for
ent.eting upon the lands of the plff. and
cleaning out a water ditch. without; authority
for the act. The plaintiff, and ono, Jona
than Dundore,) were fermerly owners as ten
ants in common of a tract of 182 'acres of
land, in North Heidelberg township. Jona,
than Dutulore died in
.1,885, and lits interest
in the land was mauled ' by the
defendant from his administrators. On the
lath of September, 1844, the glen owners
entered into an site% of agreement for the.,
division of *land beta en them, in which'
Stub covenanted to grad and maintain to
Dundore the .right to nio the water from a
Certain spring on the land of the fdrmer, for
tho"purpose of watering his meadow, provid
ing ; no , damage was *ono by Mindoro in
eleabing out the watercourse. On the 81st
of December, $45, deeds well 3 executed in
purautinco of the agreement, 'the deed from
Dundore to Stub, containing a provision. by
which Dundore and those claiming under
him .were forever debarred from coming
upon the land of Stub for any purpope. Aft?r
giving this' deed in evidence, the plaintiff
showed, the fact. of the entry of the defend
ant, upon his land with his teams in Nov.
1805, and the carrying away of the sod from.
the channel-of the ditch, in order to start the
flow of the water, whyeh had become oli
structed.
So diffuse was the testimony and so coni.
plicatod the details in this case, that a full
history of the same would greatly transcend
reasonable limits, besides furnishinga narra
tive of vastly inferior interest to the public
than to the litigating parties. It will be suf.
ficient, therefore, to remark here that the
position taken by the defence was, that when
the deeds for the respective portions of land
and for the 'fa* right came to be drawn np,
in /846, the j plff., ?n fraud of- the contract,
withheld hie execution of the latter convey
ance, in consequence of which the parties
were remitted,
,ris to their rights, to the pro
visions of the original agreement, upon which
the deft. relied;for the justification of the act
herein complained of. The question of the
rhofraud was submitted by the Court, as
ihe matter of fact to bo determined by the
jury, who - returned a verdict in favot of the
defendant. Green and J. S. ltichards for
plff. • F.l. Omith for deft. . ,
The School District of Vongswamp Town•
ship vs. Henry Trexler. 62 April T. ,1800.`
,The deft. was one of five persons who 'were
drafted on the 81st of May, 1804, to fill the
quota of ,Longswamp township. For each
of these men the township put in substitutes
on the Bth ()Ono° followieg,at a cost of $6OO
each. By a resolution of the School oard,
• the directors had been authorized to ay to
each of theArafted men $BOO. The xcess
or $2OO, it was contended by the : plff. was
advanced,towards obtaining the 'substitutes
uPon the ciprere condition that it ahoUld be
refunded to the , township, / and fel., this
amount, with interest,a recovery vos mutt
' in'this action. ' Thende ft . contended that e
had entered into no such arrangement, and
that the $2OO paid by the School Board was
an unauthorized expendituregthe township
fund's, for the misapplielition of •which they,
and not himself, were personally liable. •
This ease was tried before in this court, at
April term,lBB7. Irma thdt trial the' mem.
bets of the School Board were, offered as
wituepses to prove an agreement '
of the deft.;
to ( refund the $2OO, but tho court rejected'
their testimony
_as to the . alleged cowl
tract withi , the defendant, on the'
ground that t ey a had a direct interest in are
cover), by the -plffs. in order . to exempt
themselies from', liability ; to the toil*
ship for the tniipaYment of the Money, but
admitted it tq.prove . the setiou-of the Board.
The Court churgedthejurithet there limo not
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40 , 114ii , 44016***4
o ths plirs.tlaiso 104 that their ieritikisatk,
fot *OWL • To ,this' ehargclexie - Plion
*to by the counsel for *bit plffs: tind
the tarried - tip to 'the' sre
Court, , This tribunal Ara the rail g 4f
the Court i below in excledi !hi tee away
*Me School Bisectors as to the express eon
tract, but held: that they were in error ; le
stating that there was no evidence to sup.
port the'plalittilre trisiray the law imputing
liability on the part of the i defendant, to re
fund the $2OO, from his request Oho School
Board to adsoace the money.
Alter evidence as to the facts of the Cate
and a brief Argument of counsel, the C•0130'
read to the jury the opinion of the Suprt-Fts'
Court,instructing them that ander , tlint °put•
ion their verdict Inuit be for the pleintiffiL
erdict for plitir. Tot' $250 76. Bechtel feir
pia: J. B. Ittchazda for deft.
61
811XTUNTH DAT-TIII'ItHDAY. • •
Venus Seidel tor the ttio of Ww.llesettertj
assigeee,'ve.tho School District ofltiebmond
-township. -80 Nov.- T. 1880. PDF. takes
non• Suit, 'Decker for Ot t ' J. 8. Ilicberas
for den.
• Miami Baosianiii. Mutual Sr+ !M o rale+
Comriany l of Berke Co., Oz trig, ,
Frei* GeOlitia—K•ire. et eir'llvitsi''rewa• ?
Savatormi; Sept. g,—The negtoes on the
outskirts, of the city are causing considerable
trouble. They are urmeil arid
ly e and stop tannin on the roads leadiog to
the city. The country folks aro compelled to
go is parties of ten to tirenty win* they
came' to market. A • boy has mysteriously
disappeared, 'and it is seppoieil that he hi*
been murdered by negroos.
• RiPT4AND,
.Vi.) EWA, 8.---111rns /AI% RS
yet been ceteived from only h f ,llitets:
Theygive Edward's, Dem., 051, and Pace,
Rad., 28,ai1.
The Democrats claim an increase or awe.
oral thousand votes since layoar, and state
that the Radicals have made no increase of
moment since Lincoln's election.
There' is , great • jollification *along the
Republicans, firing of: salutes, /to,
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
THURSDAY, Sept. 8.-
The Maine• Repulieans hopo for ,rrit
creased nojority, While' the Deinocrate,'who
do not expect a victory there ? ' aro working
hard to decrease the Radical vote. .„
A Pronebmnn, named Jean
was murdered in Middidex county, N. .1" ;
on Saturday; in a personal , quarrel. His
skull was crushed, with a club. No Oral.,
The Now York Demderatie Conrention
met at Albany yesterday. Mayor IVT.Hoili
/
man was nominated for Governor, by 'idols-,
matiim, and the Convention ,adjourned Until
to•day. •
The Massachusetts . Democratic Conveu4,
tion niet at Boston yesterday,' WI .Oontinfitl
ed John Quirley Adams for Elovernor.
It appears that a warrantihas been Isette4
for the arrest of Internal it Revenue .Coznials ,
sionor Rollins in conneetlonv.ith'the ariest4
on Tuesday. for revenue frauds in New York
The QenTlisaiener..denies,that 'there' is' 'an
foundation Air charges of fraud against Mul l
and declares that ha will disregard,tho war)
rant of arrest.
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Judge Wylie, of the Suprenie C(410,041 A 0
District of Columbia; has decide 4 that, thit
trials of Government officers . charged,. ,
vith
fraud must be held at gni. ` place `viheroc. the
alleged fraud wee' committed. Thit rase
arose out of an attempt hy a Detrcift . 'court to
take jurisdiction of a cave of this kindiris.'
lug in Washington. . . ~ • ' , 1 ::
An "Association of ' the •Artily' of' , tl4
Jamea" was formed yesterday, at DostOn,4
oftl'eers who had served in! that arniy. „ Gon -
DeV i ens was chosen :Prellident, and thcro' wa
a bthiquet last evening. • ,'., : ',
Who cattlo plague Coratnissionerain` Nevi
Ydrli met yesterday and. ordered 'a
,vigid'ini
sction of cattle intthat city and . neighbor} ,
'hod. No now cases of tho disease are re'.
po ted there.. . ' ' . • . .
The Maryland Dew:4611410 Convention me
yesterday, and , nominated candidates ref
Presidential, Electors. The eleetois at large
are Judge (sai'michtiel'and,John T. Mason. ,
John Colima has beep nominated for Con;
gross by the Republicans in the Bedford disc
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tract n this State. . , , . • ;
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Ott rles ilaight has been renominated'for
Congress by . the Democrats • of the Second
Now Jersey District.. ' 1
The Alabami Legislature has been celled
together on September 10th,, for the purpose
of passing alregistry law. . . ' • ,
Dr, J. It. Redding has been nominated for
Congress by the,Democracy of the Mill Dis.
triet t .nomptiiiing Basks non* and the 28d
ward of Philadelphia. • , . .:
Mr' Burlingame and the Chinesegmbaki
have irived in New `fork, whencetbey pie
pose sail for Europe next Wednesdity." ,
Re oda of Indian depredations c o n tinue,
Unit States troops and also !canteen) are
being concentrated on the border •for. the
protection of the settlers.
A fire in Lawrence, Mass.,.on . Tuesday,
destroyed property value 4 at ; s2o,ooo. • '
'the difficulty with Minister:Webb,. on the
river 'Plata, has been settled, lied that gen.
tlemim has been
,allowed to proceed to his
post at Assumption. - .
• LOCAL NOTICES, •
•! • -
Fan and ' near throughout ,the Whole
Country, the newspapers teem with the won
derful cures performed by, Dr. ,Russell's
Magnetic Oil. 160 cte. and $l.OO per bottle,
American House, *fading. [aug. 17-tf ,
groun ittnE.:- 2 -Tiielargest .assortment
jugs, pitchero l .butter pots, &e.,' &C., at
duced prices, for sale byj. L. Btiel}ter;lo
Penn street: . nug#2l)-8f •
• ,
Ir our friend will use preparations for re.
storing gray hair they should use the best in,
the market: Our Attention has lately been
called to an article which bait an extensive
sale and very, high reputation; known
As
Ring's .Vegetable Ambrosia, and we fire in
clined to think that it p6cisetees More desira:
hie and less objectionable qualities than any
other in the nicrket q •It rector/ gray or tag
dod hair to ita original celorin a most, re;
markrible Inthnner, 0 04: by'
and soothing propeilitistealiiors ststkeiSlot
luunois front ths wait: it whit
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