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GAZICTTIC.
. rxrissonos. ?sorry'
Anttis#TO ;I, aptit
Tust'Et.skiliti:v . nc Psra - Sit:mots is
still in dintbt, and the ..probabilltira are .
that thi molt will have to be awaited In
the ol6cial count: We confidently be
lieve; however, that Judge Williams iota
been elected by .a majority approaching
fifteen hundred, but a different result In
not out of the line . of probabilities. Wo
htipo for the beet: are Pl'OPared tor;the
worst. -
Tweriireeldent promised - a speech lair
- night- The returns from Pennsylvania
we're hzighiceihili for Williams, smith°
speech•see wleely postponodlwo hope
indefinitely.
Oirto has elected livens Governor lry,
a majority approximating thirty-five
Itundred.'frThe Legtelature in probably
lovre.leas certainly gone lb:publican,
batlike Ohio-and l'enneylrtnis, there
Las been n ead felling off In the ma
jority. '- • •
WE TESL that our tendon Rill app re
date the change of typo Vrii hare uhuld
in thel4era . ph, nev e enulAncal depart
ments,Aif. Ado dragrin, as it will be
fan:id : Mud' lirger, di tter and 'more dis
tinct t.tutitT that previously used. Our
objectin to' present our. pafier such
style as may prove creditable to our great
_and growing city abroad, and at the same
time to - redder It 'Milli:avoid home. Our
earnest efforts to furnish such ajOurnal
diem been generously seconded by our
baldness men and reading public,, and
eve trust in the future 'to:receive even
greater encouragement, so that we may
be enabled to still , ftirther improve, in
all Its departments, the oldesi daily west
of the mountains.
Tea New York Herald takes theprop
or view of the recent. elections when' It
toys that "they do not deadte Demcorat
ic victories, brit that the Republic= ele
ment of the country has stepped, aside to
rebnlielts leaders." •So say we. The
misses bare grown tired of the inert
policy of those who are by chromatin
oss placid In position as the pioneers of
the patty. They hold to the party with a
. tenacity ctuditable to their pationce;lind
were loth to sever their connection--Welt
it till thetwg Tenths of hope for the an
eat:D.ol=bl= of any eigbroui action
'was gone. Bat the party_ leaders will
awake to a ocumcionanesi of_ their shdrt
eominp, aka 'ire many • mtowths roll
away the Republicans will be cemented
together to the one common band which
united them irldio battling for the. per
petuation of our Union. Providence boa
been kind, =owing the party their weak-
MOWS before the great battle for the Presi
dency, and let as improve by the lesson
eouchsafe&the nation.
W *LUAUS PEODABLT ELECTED.
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every,ohlinty in the State, nut irilhelol
hieing tables we have estimated the few
counties not yet heard from. ,The eati
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NASRVILLE, October le. —Governor
lirawnlow alai Inaugurated Ilds morning.
He appeared in the house of Itemesen
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tattoos and took the °nth of office,' The
inaugural was rend by his private acme
tary. lii lt• he - Mvpre.ses gratitude for
the honor.of a second citation by 'darner
majority than was ever given for Gov
ernor but regards It AS a triumph of tho
p ra rtples reprenented in his nomination
than a personal vkiory. /le paid
the highoid compliment to tho Republi
can party, tho only organisation control
led Men np with the advanced hbas
of the times, And guarding with xrclous
eye the preservation of the Union. Ten
nessoe be epoko of as the - harbinger of
a new dkpensationiflithxd. affairs
inthe South. In r to. fort ern
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men settling in the tato, ;1;6 said, .1
have witnessed with regret in different
la:alnico in the Stem adispersition to pre
scribe northern men and: drive the=
from the country'. 'I do not enter into
this spirit, notwill I administer the Ex
ecutive branch of tho State Government
upon .any such, principicc. If men are
good enough to come to Tennessee and
encounter - the cold and.hen4 in mud and
rain, of onrclimate, indium rebel ballots
in putting down rebellion, they are good
enough to till offices of honor and trust.
We want Northern capital, Northern on
to:prier., &cc... To. get all this, I, for one,
am quite willing to take a fair pro
portion of. Nortt politicians; but I
yield to no man in my contempt for that
clash of Northern men who come among
us, and for the . ;rake of position and pat
ronage abandon their honest scntimemts,
and rebel aympathisers. The Inaugural
and
as follows; Imploring for
your guidance the favor of Almighty
God, which Is never' withheld from law
nurkers whose came is just, shaped sole
lyb the conception lie gives them of
rig t and 'duty. conclude., with a
eon Mont; which 1 trust may irupiro all
our actions, "The Union of the Itepubll
party for the sako of the Union,"
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VOLUME T.XX '
FIRST EDITION.
MIDNIGHT.
TUE FELTZ ELK [IONS
OHIO 'EILECTION,
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Ileuseelialiblialiesuaraal Legislature
Prabablg nested.
Br ToleMO to the Plittbarth Bluetit-1
Cftwftitft.sll, Oct. 10.—T is morning's
Oommereiag says of the election In Ohio,
that something neer fifty cocottes in
Ohio have been heard fkdBi, and they
leave Thurntifil with. a majority of 0,000.
The • remaining twenty-five or thirty
counties, embracing several In the region
of the Reserve,, will certainly ifiduce
these figures, bet tettette' r theywill over
balance tiwni, and place the majority on
the other side, is a question which seems
likely to be decided only by the official
returns. Tholegislature. appears to be
hopelessly gone. The Dontaftats gain
Senators In the 2d, Ad; etit,7th,l2tlcltit h ,
20th, and probably the ilßth diet-ride,
giving theft a clear majority of one or
two and In the House they have secured
a vita of eighteen members, making a
majority, with a prospect of some others
yet in doubt, which would give them a
working balance of from five to ten on
joint ballot..
The Gazette says The tnlilrma are still
incomplete, and thbelectkin Lavery close;
but the probability is that the Democrats
have carried both houses ot the General
'Assembly.' The Governor Is in doubt,
but with a probability that Thurman to
.
The Enquircreetys; estimato Judge
Thurman 'e majority at 2,160. , The Leg-
Nature will stand in the Senate 110V011-
teen .Radkaht to nineteen 'Democrats,
and in the Hcons fifty Radicals to filly-
six Democrats, thus giving use majority
of eight on Joint ballot. •
The Now. Tork-Morkfaripecial. dated
Columba., (Ohio,) eayea We have un
doubtedly elected Judge Thurman as
Gorertioly and the entire Democratic
State ticket,. with . a majority In both
branches of the Legislature, Hon. S. S. -
Cox. telegraphs to the World, :saying:
The State officials concede that Thurman
and the. entire Derneeti State ticket is
elected. The Democrats laim from five
to ten thousand majority The Legiala
tare Is probably- Democratic in both
MiN=
THE RETEDLICA.N tit:tyke . ..non ELECTED.
Com:mins, 0ct.10,10:45 P. M.—Returns
9110 R that three la no doubt elected Gov
ernor from 1,000 to 2,000 tnajordyi The
.Legialature is Democratic by a entail
majority, Carroll, Hocking and Noble
to hear from.
PENNSYLVANIA
JeOlitolflillaisstaallmod tillooKleolote.
tlpootal thopotob to l'lttsborob Gitootts.l
• ILinntsarna, 11 r. H.
A dispatch frcim Forney's Press oltyo
that no far Williams has -OW majority,
but the democrat:4,mo
..stlll.clairo-Shani
usiod by 2,000 majority. -The Tfousc has
fifty foul Ttepubliesn-: ".
Pirmansumts, (hl. 10.—The -Repub.
limn State Central-Committee figure up
a.Ropublleen majofity- of two thowiand
in.lhe State. .
Col. Wallace, .Chairman Of. the Demo
cratic Comnsitice,- boo received positive
information (tom different counties
which indicate a majority feir Sharenvood
of hem three to five thousand. :
NIW MIK CITY.
Counterfeit 7408 Diseoreret
ExerrEanest-trrtint irrocs
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67 TeleirM% to &Mill:Uinta-0 11.•3410.1
•• - Now YORX, Oct. 10, 1667.
• Considerable excdtement - was caused
in the stock market this morning by the
ennonneement that counterfeit 7-30 s of
the lime of June, 1665, had been discov
ered. Prioes 'dld not,- however, fall off
Much.. The die:emery • was made In
Washington by .the chief clerk of the
Treasury Department, and Mr. Clark;
`Government
_printer, arrived this morn
ing, with a detective, who has been en
deavormg• to ascertain the ammintissued
and the bands through which the fraud
ulent notelltsittropissed. -Thushrhe has
'discovered one bemired and sixty thou
sand dollars' worth, and has Identified a
number 66 banks and banking houses
that either now hold or have recently
passed them. • The issues are all dated
between the twenty-first of September
and the fourth of October Um year.
Maby of them are of whiter paper than
the genuine. The borders are ruled
wider and the star seal slightly larger
wi z ti e s i bass rays . There Is a disposition
to the excite_ment as unwarranted
by e facts. Th e reunterfeita :which
have reached this city have been almost
entirely from Pltuiburgh, Cleveland,
Springfield,.. and a few other Western
cities; and in amounts of but one thou
sand to flve thousand at a time.
MN
The .Erpross says the notes are the best
eounterfelt . ever issued ofg.overnment
securities, and that the conjecture runs
.that tho whole amount LY from one-half
to•two and a half million dollars. It la
rumored that one house here has half a
million. The counterfeit bonds are of
the series of Severolhirtles, - dated June
13th, 1865; of the denomination of one
thousand dollars. •
The Comae-rola! says: As some of the
largest dealers In this city have been de
ceived, Ma highly probable dealers in
other chin have been naindled by this
paper also, and that the : amount may
reach millions
PIORLND oY DIG AND WHINNY
The Board of Councilmen to-day parol
ed a resolution diretting,the Committee
on Public Buildings- to irort, an ordi
nance prohibiting the staring of oils and
whisky in this dty in., amounts beyond
( inanta les such as they shall Itx mulatto
for licensing or otherwise nape . nixing
the distillation of whisky within the
,
DECUsIoN CoNCP:RNINO'III/01iSISICI.
Zudgeillatchford, in tholinlted Stet.
District Court; to-day decided - that, to
cases of seizures under theft:ten:al Rev
enue laws the '
eludes of Informers are to
be determ ined by the regulation in force
at the time the forfeited provertyls sold
by the NLarsbal., and cannot be affected
by any -regulation eutarequentir made.
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Tivioxamlnatlon of Arnold, defaulting
second teller of the .Tradearnon's JMnk,
conimenced to-day.
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Thn n : zp:prt ,of Ippelo • 4n-clay .sues
tris,ooo.
Bt&BIFLAND,
Republiems Slate tesTestt efi—ltomt
mation• far 'Jove:mop, to.
fay T 11.11,011,11 to Us rtionotroo Iloset4.l
BALTlltont, October 10.—The Repub
lican BMW Convention. root today and
made the following nominations: Gov
ernor—Judge Hugh L. Bond; Attorney
Genernl-If. H. Goldsberough, of Tal
bot; Comptroller—F. SMily, of Frederick
county. .
The follow' ng roodutions werendopted;
Ist. That - the Republican party In Ma
rylund adhere ;lardy to the principles of
inenhood suffrage, unlvental and uni
forni education, and payment - of the nrk ,
Ronal .debt, end pledge tbdtuseltrea to
tight It out on thin line.
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The second resolution advocatespublio
education for all 'children of the State
and the maintenance of the present
ischooL: system of the 'State, with no.
changes, except to Inert-else Its usefulness
ma promote economy.
1. The third 'resolution favors the repeal
of the present militia
I A resolution was adopted, by 0 1 5.7"-
four to eeventeen, recommending the
nothinatiom of Gen. Grant for the "'rest
'4:Duey by the Republicans.
The Democrats are now tiring one hun
dred guns on Federal In honor of
the result of the late election in,l'ennsyl- .
rants and Obto: •
Mgmaims Olgineu Murdered
•
car TelmSllol so the Plttatrtunti 0.311.L.1
CI:feI:MATT, Oct. Ilertzler
&wealthy citizen of Springfield, Ohio'
was murdered this morning by burglars,
who entered hi. house for the pm, of
robbery. The murderers esca ped , tak
ing off Air. Ilartzler's horse an bum,
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lßt rettitateti is till BlBabattb Bastll4.l '
Blimestir.Er., October 10.--Theschoon
er. ("men Thnralte, loaded with corn,
fprung a leak' and sunk or the harbor,
i lhe =go being reclowd.
WASHINGTON,
Ca 7 Trtlerropll to Um Pl&tilt/Witt OSlette.
• NEW YORK, October 10, 10e
Si/II:NIDE TO TITO PREMIDENT.
The Tribune's Washington special nape
A grand serenade to his Excellency la
announced for to-night. He Is expected
to make n speech and define hie 'future
Policy, and tell of his long talked of reap
d'etue agnitutt lho Its Icalo.. Mem:insect
i.oits of rumors are being circulated'
nmongst the ocnrla
I` Ain itECoNSTACCCION
It appears to be the settled opinion of
all nun Mr. Johnson *III, Iminsellately
reconstruct hie Cabinet. Firdtt in official
olrulus It is not denied ttiat splub thdngee
will bd ntnae. novailq Joftrihnh ieee
sent for, and arrived here to-nlghl. In
the new arrangement of Johnson's goy
ailment, the New York Dignocraq. ere
Id have tinVlrdipholeel in Piet; task are
to conth:ll tt..ta sVsiole matter. Mr. John-
. . • ....
son is thoroughly scared at their action
in their late Convention In Albany, and
will do anything to appease them and
give them all they want.
. Senator Penna .- swift the Preslifilit 4 4
Indavri Mitred publicly to-bight, Wile
he and Mr. Bogy ware In a fit of ecilacy
over the returns from Ohlo, that Ertilev.
Soymonr will succeed Seward. From
a similar source it is learned that Frank
P. Blair, Jr.,flen. McClernmad and Gen.
Ewing are named for thr War Office.
- Mr. Johnston has failed to make the
use ho wielded of General Sherman . for
Secrehtiy MeCeillOch's place. There are
several names mentioned as the repre
sentatives of Pennsylvania,
:mil their
friends stale that New York prefers and.
will ask for the Treasury Department,
find give theStato Department to Penn
sylvaula. Many think that McCulloch
will hot be removed, but it is knowntfuit
he will be fought by the corrupt NMl
ticians from Pennsylvania and Ohio;by
whom he could not be used to aid their
schemes. They will be back In a few
daps, and, flitahed with victory._ will
think nothing too great for them to de
mand. Stanberry and Wellea are said
to have done all that ,tae Asked of them
to.insuro the late triumph, and nothing
is said us to what is to be done with Ran
dal and Browning,
General Howard is expected to be as
'signed to a command in Texas or on the
Plains, and Judge Holt is expected to be
[Reposed of in nom) Nvny. Clerks In the
Departments who still remain true to
their Radical principles are very ner
vous, and fear discharge. To-night, it ht
hoped, will bring forth alt; until teen the
excitement will of course continue. •
The Heralds anklet sayer. There Is
no foundation for the reports of Cabinet
clangor, nevertheless the President, it is
stated, is dissatisfied with certain, mat-
tare in the Treasury Department, and
will awn take measure to get rid of
Secretary kleCulloch. ri
The Times' special:lays: There is good
authority for the statement thut.Presi
dent Johnson announced to-dav that In
view of the mutt of the elections yes
terday, which be construed as an en
dorsement of his policy, he would soon
make some- necessary changes In late
Cabinet. His remarks are understood
to refer particularly to Setnutrtry
CuHoch, wibase port-folio will be given
toUotue New York conservative. Eras-
. . _
tan Coraingavutme has been prominent
ly mentioned in this connection. As u
nuttier of course, the appointment of a
'New York man to the Treasury will ie.
sult In Secretary Sowards removal. For
his place there are a (boomed anti one
at plications, but it is now known that
Jerry Black or ex... Senator Cowan have
the strongest claim.
ItAs conceded that the Democracy of
Pennsylvania are entitled to necogoltiork
and they will undoubtedly naive It, bat
whether in accordance with theta prodic
tionalwhich me based on mere: rumors
and White House pet], remakes. to be
seen, Ezdnutlan Commisainner Bogy
is beinithrged by the Westeni Ditmocra
cy for the Secretaryship of the Interior
Department. Gan. Shorn:tan is still ig
r.orant of the reason be was sent for by .
the President, and saya he wililetnru to
St. Louis on Friday, if the President will
let him.
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It Is said that a fraud has' beeu dhstsn , -
.604 by-whnit 31100 illegal-Denfocralle
vote* were received in Philadelphia.
MEN ANT, ARMFOA.ILLiTLAIUD ACTROBe
A detachment of Infantry and three
batteries of Artillery ware sect 'to Fort
McHenry yesterday. Two hundred Ro
settes, from New York, also arrived in
Baltimore. The cease of these move
ments, it is believed, la to place the nu
thoritlea in a position to preserve the
prison between the turbulent factious in
Mnimore,
tibia o nun. URA 5T ♦KD- THE PRE&
Gen. Schofield, Simms. Moorhead and
Spaulding, and . Senator Reverdy John
son, had interviews with Uen. Grant.
Gen.' Schofield 'oleo had an interview
with the President, and leaves in a
few days (bribe North.
COI7NTERVErt naves rnnexwrEt.
Seventy thousand dollars of the onun
terfeit bonds of. the second series have
been presenurd at the Treasury. Depart
ment for redemption. All wore either A
Or B series. Tbe, counterfeit is regarded
as one of the most dangerous vet execu
ted, and declared supsrlorto the countor-,
felt five 'hundred dollar greenback en
graved by Uldric, who le now In prison.
CALLED OX Tit": PRESIDENT
Gen. Sherman; Secretary Wenn., Sec
retary Browning, Attorney General Stan
berry, Congreesman Marettall,of Illinola,
and Senator Johnson were among those
who sailed upon the President, •
-tPOSTOPTICrE EXIIINDIIIIIIIS.
Lt is understood the eipenditures of
the Postoffice Department, for the fiscal'
year, will ho largely In excess of the
This Is wild to be awing to the
large number of routes in Southern
States not selflitustalning. •
TOSTAL TIMATT RATIFIED.
The treaty between the United States
and Iklidum ham fleetly been rattled.
Tag NSItErIADIT POSITONZD.
The proposed serenade to the Provide°
has beenindefinitely postponed.
•
NEW YORK Patio OS TOE BESOLT
OF TO.s ELECTIONS.
MM!T=M
:Caw Yotul, October 10.—The Tribune
my.: "Ohio on Tnettday gars more
verten and a larger proportion of her ite
pubilenn strength for manhood suffrage
than any other State has ever glean
-More by many thousands than abewould
ever bare given till now. The vital
principle. Of genuine Democracy will
march on through seeming defeats to
Inevitable. and oonelusive triumph.
Ttuoughwhateiar trials of its constancy,
the great party will move right on to
the arduous but inevitable achievement
of equal rights for all."
The. World mays: 'The news We pub
lished from Ohio fills the measure of our
hope.. ffne electons are nu indigunnt,
unanimous veto upon the pulley of the
party In power.'
The runes ea ''The ,eleetions indi
cate no lner confidencen !tithe dem
acmtic party, but 'limply a reaction
ngninet the extreme nets endmensuresof
the Republican Tarty, and convey mad
monitron which ought to ho nalmary to
political leaden.".)
The Herald says; "The rMenteloctiona
do not denote demo-retie but
that the republican eletherit of the coun
try her stepped outdo to rebnke its lead
ers."
The J. ,, rma enye,.• "If
the returne from Min con be rolled up
on, the reaction against negro sitirrnge is
even more determined than wile ex
pected. It will ha very difficult for any
faction to secure (star for imam to corns
while endorsing this measure."
The Ointsvrciat Advertiser says: "The
muddle betweetiCnognees and the Pres-,
ident is occasioned by the Military Re
cowdruction act, under which they expect.
to bring the South back under negrrt
supremacy, and -this is precisely the
uestion on which, after afall argument,
hio bas rendered a verdict which ends
'ttlef Justice Chase's aspirations for the
Presidency, and terminates Den Wade's
Senatorial career."
The Riot has nothing editorially 'ett
the subject of the election.
The .Eirpress nays the elections mean
the restoration of the Democratic party
to power,' and declare against the whore
Commissional reconstruction system of
the Radicals, and all their paper money
numegement. There never wee ',output,
lug on election as that In Ohio,
FIRES
7.lquisor Fatal.thawing Bursae/. •
(By Tat•graph to Us eltuannta °sum.]
lboutavit.t.n, Octdber 10.-Tbeittptor
establishment owned by Jacob Anthony,
nu Fourth Ftreot, between Main and the
river, win partially destroyed by fire to
night. Loss about *43,000; uto oupt.ot in
surenee not ascertained:
Wire stil Ililltowkwaso,llLatne.
•
P. 1117. AN 0, Oct. 10.—A fire hiSkowhe
gun, thin afternoon, destroyed Abbott'
planing mill, iVebb's grocery Moro,
”nd's tdaeloonith shop MAI a paint shop.
Lour, 412,uv0.
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PITTSBURGH., FR, '-OCTOUR IL 1867.
SOB MON,
THREE O'CLOCK A. M.
IMPORTANT FROM MOPE.
The Roman Question.
ANdeER EIMEMIEIT FOUGHT.
Revolt to Bteak Out in Rome,
FENIAi UNFASINEIS IN ENGLAND
CONTINUES.
PreranUciary Meatarea Taken.
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EiSM
ANOTIIER BATTLE BETWEEN TILE OATII
PALMA'S& AP.P. PAPAL TROOP*.
FLOllEN•Ta:,oo..l.o.—Therp iraa another
battle yesierday-betireah the Garibaldi
!. and Paimil Coma nber Dfontallbaefn
It iatapiicted that the failuler4 n:cto de,
fedfed, the,t 41inblo no
count of the mink eecelved.. Men
of the 'party actio'n. heto• assert And
the hinuirtititithi stiOu break
.out
in the . city nc . . Boltio knell: They
y preparations for thin purging°
ro complete. and the feeders of the
noyement in Rome are acting In-concert
with the invaders In Vtterlnt and' olae.
where:' '
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XXCITEIIEN7 AIROUT FENI&NK
Lognow,October 10—arning.—Thoes.-
,4itcanc;itt, about the Fonlans in the mirth
of-England is unabated. The govern
ment continites 'precautions. againaq lie
outbreak. Another detachment of regu
lar troops are under orders to leave by
railway for Cumberland garrison - and
Carlisle, Castle..
°Rout& 20.413LKEICAIN • =MORI.
Degree of rktelor of Laws hao been
conferred by Cambridge iTurcet ally upon
all Arderiean Blahops now attending the
Pan-Anglican Synod. .
AIUIOKIES OPARDED—rixtuAsiErt TO
CALLED.
LONDON, OCt. 10.-oiNlers hate been
sand from the Home Moe that all sr-
merles latlonging to volunteer forces
shall be guarded and placed In a condi
lion of defame.
It la generally believed that the Gov
ernment will call Parliament together an
the ltth of November. " '
NEW Naas wr
'NEWMARKET, October 10.—.P.'coling.—
The arooid Islet& meotatitt commenced
with a imilerioieeptrtakas, . which was
won by Victrix. In the. rare for Oat
land intake. Voridla wax the winner.
The middle park ettiktet were taken by
Orrenaleme.
AVSYSLIA: " ' •
. REVISION or. TRU ottiItOILDAT.
. Oct. 10.—The Municipal
doverameat of thin City. have pratentad
petition to the Emperor praying for the
rerittion of the Concordat.
ARRIVED GUT.
Lrommoot, October 10.—Thostescuship
cirmosiam from Bremen for Now York.
init tutu Fthuelqh.Nrielt mactiladNAlir
abr4l, it d will gointo. dock IbrJrepairs.
/17AYCI•L axe coaraxecsas.
Loxvnis, October 10—Affernoon.—C.in
sots steady at tit :I-16; Five r twenties
Central 7: B-4; Erio 44.
LIVERPOOL, October 10—Afternoca—
Cotton continues quiet and quotations
inichanged; vales 12,01) bale.. Bread.
etude study. Corn 44s Dd. ''heat ISe
3d for white Califonda, and lb Sci. for No
1 Milwaukee Ted.. Barley S• 6d. Outs
3s Sd. • Pew Os 6d. Provisions Irregu
lar, extra prime mess Beef declined to
1.2.55. Pork ntoady at 710 for prime city
muss. Bacon tld higher, and, quoted at
6,1 for tAtinberiarad middles. Lard
33,. dd. Cheese 51.4.. Produce—Petroleum
Spirite advanced to Is 3d. Standard
-white tirm at la 64. Spirit. Turpentine
Lomax. , October 10.—Starkets un
changed.
Arvrevenr, October lo.—Petroleum
CANADA.
Mother R. 1.. 1114‘44-111ern aeons
liMairre nassigothas.
ter treeeneie N tee ginessrsa aseinai
Tonoirro. October 10.—The Glnbes
Ottowa correspondent lay.: It le re•
ported that several• ear loads of earls
were discharged at Prete:bum for the one
the Fertilize, and conveyed into the mum
try bordering on the St. Lawrence river
and secreted , to be ready when required:
in: the DrotherhootL The report cannot
bo traced to a 'tellable wince. (
Orrows, October 10.—The inernbeni .
of the 10041 Government of Htica ,Scotia.
have tendered their resignations •to Sir
F. William, He decline. to receive
them; ts hie appointment to only. Provi.-
tonal, and he leaves for England on the
24tit. General Doyle Still then bo awnnt
In, and new local cabinet organized.
RICHMOND
isn ILlealies Benrirt.4.llE Devils , Trial.
EllyTelegraph.tbe rlitsbarthOssett..)
Rtenatan, October . 10.—The natal* ,
Republican party election news has
h. been received hero with general
plennure. The coloredpeople aeon, to
be particularly dismaye d at the fate of
the amendment in 011ie,
'rho fieVernment to making arrange
nionta to have the Davie trial. The Ml
denCO will be reported by 'stenographers
for preservation irebook form.
BY CUBA CABLE.
ESTltelegraph to tee Pntsbargh !wants
HAVANA, &knob% 9.—Exchange has Is
downward tendency. United States cur
rency; lk:(427lo discount. Gold,. long,
GM premium; short, 71u do. The augur
market In dull, inaetivoonsi unchanged.
Lard, melqi. In llorcex, and Ole In
tins. Potatoes, 115,50 per. barrel. Bacon,
$1.5 lier quintal. •
Irellera Foulest, ltemaplSls.
117T.isartlIS to Om TIMMY" Gazette.)
. Dfaisrists, October 10.—Reports about
the yellow fever gravelling ton neriona
extent are untrue. There ere some caw a
of n tight enter. There hove been very
tow destbs,.a nd the atigin of most of these
moon cs n too traced to Now Orleans, The
weather is i N
very clear and cool, which
has sbnicit ell Richness very much. The
health 'Di the city is rather better then
wand ri this nenson.of the year.
4art; ■YaMnn as ALllsamu, X. T
.Oly Teiegrage to the leTtuteents Ullette./ .
ALBANY. October 10.—An Ovation wan
given to Sheridan 'and Sickles to-day.
The Tenth and Twelfth regiments and
the Burgeon Corps turned out with full
ranks. Along the route of proccealon
ninny bnildinEgt were decorated with
dams banner!" and modern. To-dav both
receive call. at the Capitol, dine 'with the
Governor, and accompany him to the
Base hall Championship.
Cny Temrso is ms Clisibarsh Osante. ,3
Now "rdna, Oct. 10.—A been bull
match to-day between the A.tlantica of
lirtookien, and the trolone,of hfortielatut,'
rotated in the defeat of the Atlantic*.
This gives the championship to the
Unions. Soorr, Union..l3,Atlintic
L
CRY m•legrass WON, glttsbandt Swans.]
OetOber 10.—Carl Buff, a
young man, and rerinerly . Adjutant of
-the Puny-dig Wiscoradn, wax killed by
,sharp fence, thepicket. piercing Ms
throat wltllo he IVAN jumping a (cone In
playing base ball.
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t nilehlsph ro Oa Pittsburgh (Ws RS 1
IiANTFORD, Coss., October 10.—The
State Prison et Wethersfield wan entered
by burglars last night,- and two huudled
dollars worth of saver ware stolen &orn
ate istroliihing shop.
,Irslldmi revolt lag ••• e;iesam.
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• NEw Unt.mAxs, October 10.—The yel
low fever interments for the last twenty
b?u.re, wore Silty-dx.
~' t-Ci tail" - ': :I'..t's'::!:--,
TEST
THE VER
Williams' *bait &Olin
• led
_tr6
t
THE LEMSLAT 41EITIIILICAS.
. .
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(117 T..earah to t ee ` =
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rittLADELVitiA, r 10.--4. lieihit
i!rta,
!din estimates the
RepUbllean can& _ Ikr • dtnlge of the
Supreme court, et -1,293, It also
estimates i the fo ~ for .the State
Legialaiurrr. Senntip4itipilblieetne, nine
teen; Democrats, °Went dOnitiinl.ihrPc
'House—R:publie4",llfty-kmr; Deem.
crate, forty-one; digit:4W, live.
Trig Ere Meg Tehlinols ; bee the follow
ing
4 ,.
Harrisburg, Od: .:;:*otty full and
rellahle returns' 'ill'pertlotti cif ilia!'
Stale indicate dud lAglalature of the
ii. l o
State will be earn .
, I . 110. 1 l: hr . t.„ -
eto—Republle an
thirteen. Ho ' . ' ilbllcsuae. fifty
. flwil Democrats , I 7.11?t!e...,•
out. : ' •
4 ,.
bat t
nn r r ...p
, • . . .7 iii
i, fr 7itle
,be •If; ... Mtn', Quinel
he • 4 • . .la ncrmbm
•ll-r. mer.pro of 1
We.
'9' l li oaariser)
? c.' ', .L.-Ilie Logiala
,:•:#!.l. ex i Atbfilibttat.
r`lit 111ii114156 ...
i' Vtisinvi.i
r ~ ...There Were etx
• . ..
in. the hamt.ttro
. • . - _ . •
ineepts
BViiliaript to Um
itostmt, October
Adims accepts the
Uou for Governor's
totter; Itch be
flipClowidifjoti:
,
Tingift* U. It. ►,
MeirrrELl4lh
tura wowblela ttr ,
SttwartyMobosent
• • *wart I*
life Telegraph to tale.
Ilenttx, October
death, from yellow
days: . ,
CITY CID OBIJAHAN.,. ,
_ Amamiawn's. .
. 'Etrtvhs Boor if.—Tbe liairtis appear
risco: otblr. Booth . the,Nstra Mur. ,
laiit iiiiebt, ihragtea b awatidlectee 4,
t e
.I , ;.a..olciiini of neehr ' - 'n &arcs together .
sines theatricals eerd introduced in our
rii
!inch a giewhirtrilnite to monism
d ability. must have. o ven' made the
heart of Booth, the gtdat Interpieter,valso
has bcen sindlarly w#comedln the prin
cipal cities. of tho..4turtiry - ,' throb with
&p• . delight. lt wait ,high evidence of
the pnlishment of.-eter citizens, and of
their buttoned appreobtion for the drama.
Everyseat, sada and nook was occittpled
with - permute eager Want every word
uttered on the stage. JlO Riellelicu, Booth
more than suet:tined kis brilliant reputa
tion no an actor. Tlironghont the play
he had not much opOttunikv to display
hls great genius till ha the curse sante,
when his whole soul stppescresi to now
hem beneath theacartet of the cardinal,
and the -audience vassitthrilled- Into awe
end ' enthuslaam. The imagination tan
net conceive any mato thrilling atone
than wax that lot wining, wherellooth
gave vent to the bitlestrusst and wrath
itichetten.
To-night Hamlet 4111 be roprudgeed,
and we anticipate a vary largo end brill
iantsursembla,ge..We Cannot too strongly
itig, our readers wallah thetiperallmue
tinnug the engagetit. of America's fa
vorite actor, as, perhaps, never again will
he ettimistr hi this oily; and. . not to have
seen and heard htm *lll pray* the. regret
.1? '..VARIETIO. Tnr..iejur--Tcenight, et
tile Popular tisesieuklSenn,strest, will be
presented lt great 1411, on She recession or
the Ihrowell benefit:accorded to Sant
relkeer, theprince of clever and _versa
ttle actors. Jinalny thenll.ll will appear
on the stage id - serial of exereisee, end
Johnny Newell and Coll er will cfronl
Vtl , 4ll= ni ale% :Use.
• t-ten - Wir. .
F. goggatinak made trifoliminlo*
before Alderman
,Taylor, yeetenlay,
charging John Bunn with the lareeny of
a gar - of rant& Dungy it wilt be re
membered, wee committed to Jell on gat,
tiliday, - on a charge or larceny,: preened
byDr. Alcorn. of Allegheny. A com
mitment wee lodged nitwit him In the
AIinAIIMT MID 'ADMIT.
John Yost appeared before. Alderman
Albeit., against James ilunter,ebarging
hint with assault and battery. Hunter
is Tax Collector 'ot Pitt township, . and
the difficulty was omaidoned by the at
tempt to tolled, thetas** or the prows.
tor. He alleges that Huntat'Ttneeltad
him down and beat him. The defend
ant was arrested and held tor a hearing.
Moors Galvin made information be;
fore Alderman Taylor, yesterday, against
•Patrick Herron, of the Fifth ward, char
ding him with assault and Usury. Tho
efendant was.azreated and held for a
;•ansirrr or TIM
John Tholhammer, yertarday, made
information bolts, Alderman Taylor
against Leopold Hart, ear surKyr cd the
peace. Ile alleges that the defendant
rood td
him. and idthartis
toward him. Ile was arrested w ia = l l
Tar • hearing..
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John Eberly, who keeps a boarding
bonito In the Fifth ward, made triforma
lion before Alderman Albelts,yeetonlay,
b b otn ill utg l r fre'd B ut,tp :,rw i t"Ao b ta i n u ll
wen booed for the arrott of the earnest!.
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A final hearing was bad before Mayor
McCarthy In the dee of Joseph; hic.Mid—
len and Tholcuu Hughes, . charged with
assault and battery on oath of
Miller, or Allegheny city, whe, be
remembered win shot in the hand some
time slaw In We toll bons., on thetit,
Char street bridge. McMullen wasoonr
witted In default of. ball, antrilughas
waa held in - one-thousand; dollarsb dt
for his appearance at Conn,
. .
To All Cluistlase SO WWllover De
nowt. allow sr Pimp. • '
The. undersigned, Pastor of the Con.
gregailou known as Browtes Chapel, A.
M. C. Church, of Allegheny, inkss the
present time to announce to the politic, of
the two cities and boroughs that the .
IsuSment of the new African Methodist
Church. situated on the corner of Hem
lock end Bowie streets, will be opened
next Lord'abity; Oct. 13th, for Divine
worship. Iteligioue genies. Wilt take
place et 10 a. m., 3 and 7 o'clock, p. m.
The church le under very- heavy- lia
bilities, i and yi r. beg that all generous
szvt:dlLst`aoriteerilri dOnaltn t 'wig;
either of the fallowing persons, who wilt
etund at email tables in the vestibule,
viz: Robert T. Devi.. a.o. W.
ir plumy.
Thotima Moore em Thornier It: Flinch.
We also urge our agent. to renewed
exertion. among the generous public.
W. llEvoix,
Pastor.
lllamb v..
Tiisterday afternoon a gentleman
drove up to the Lnlon Depot In it now
single buggy, to which was attached a
fine spirited horse, for the purples of re
ceiving x friend whoirt ho impialted to
meet. More. Fearing that his horse
woußl not stand the noise and bustle
about the depot, he left him In charge of
coot on Grant street, opposite the motel
yard. A- few-moments afterwards au
engine run In on the track to Om emi
grant depot, at which the horse took
( t i g ht, and pulling loose from - the matt
who had him in charge, started acrais
the moialyard at full speed, when The
buggy 'lclil foci as t
c°nta'l ; ' i l l th amo a Fteit m
such retwo
the whet:amend otherwise injure It. The
horse was, arrested in his wild career
just as he came out on Liberty street, or
the damage might have been much more
serious. •
a— '..drew s_.4l fee lege.
do oar - adverdning column.
'wlll be
found a good opportunity. for any one
- wishing to engage In tke Bakery busi
ness. The stand offered for sale is dol..
a good bunineas, and can be Increased
daily. We know of no butane!. bolter
than We; and would %dente any of out
readers who wish to . get into *proble
Waltman, to call and eon the owner Inre
gard to the wane.
Tne LizanMl illicit whisky
distilling ease was concluded lieforo
United Mateo District Attorney Mane
on Weanesday. Tho 'defendants, John
and Tames Wright, allegedto be the pro
prietors of. the Oregon brewery, were
held in the sum of - thee each to appear
for trial. The circumstances of the Mee
'Jaya been given In the GAZE7T.E.
Donor I:N - 33MM= has landed a
eratulatery circular, to_ the clergy and
ir;Tiji
A, R• 412.1•• Altar • 3031•10•110. of
Wo beard yesterday of a pleasing little
episode in life, which will bear repetition.
in our columns. Some thirty years ago
the only two' brothers of a family, sopa
reted at their native town.in New.Erig
land,' both taking different directions to
. .
Push their - torn:mos in life. One of theirs
chine to Plitsbrirgh, where ho embarked
in business and made quid a respectable
aompetence,on which ho retired. He
frequently endeavored to leam—somS
thing of the whereabeata of his brother,
but to no avail, and:After the lain°
of years arrived at the conclusion
that ho was dead... ,A mouth or two
aim a daughter of our Pittehtirgh friend
wrote on a venture to the Motive town of
her father to make Inquiries concerning
her uncle, and receiveda letter In return,
which was written by the long lost rela
tive. He stated that he had heard two
weeks after the departure of his brother,
that he, had gone down in an
vessel areas, and =never thought other
wise than fa-mourn hlin as dead. He
liad - retnined to his native city to enJay
a fortune rmidein Canada, where he had
been since , parting with his brother, •
few months before the receipt of hla let-
ter. The brothers mat id thin city on
Stmdaylast, alter mourning each other,
ins dead for more than a quarter of a cen-'
tury.l Their joy can be imagined, not
told. • •
Dry Dials at Wh•taatla.
lilessra...tainthnot, _Shann on & Coe- , .. ,
puny, 'the "proprietors of the exterialve
wholesale dry goods establishment, 1:o.
115 'Wood street, announce the operfing
of a large)ted melleolpplled stock! of
. . f
goads, which are offered to thetrado at
Earstoirn prime. The assortment in very
fine, embracing all the - 14teet styles and
w r i.
novelties in the way of drone pads,
prints, gleghauts,.cbecluo, jean*, ter ,
clOths,tietillilef64 Nathute, F.' &M. '
I mu:evert ilaimele altatfla, skirls, - ON
'''• Notched and brown domes cs,
, -- u lino of notions and
together with are.,. • - , N ofEastem
small goods, befits' flrineep; - -nal are
and home manufacture, The re e ....1
agents Ibr YodlertOu's rreeport barrea
flannels lied fishnet blipkets;wliich are
sad etrictly on M=01164164 r lit twill
prtro Dialers will find it greatly to
their Advantage to purchase their stocks
et this home, as they obtain everyarl
va and. inucement ' offered ,the
latesthouses of d Philarielphirs,NourNew
York in the way of eolectious, and liber
ality Of prices; while thew Sall save not
only' their e.xpaist:e lfi ilaftilhe Emit,
but Likewhe the freight -on the Odds.
Mesa, Arbuthnot, Shannon & Com
p3my control a large share of the trade
illrectel• to the city, and-we earnestly
commend them to. the patrotage of our
readers, eapeciallyto time, who've about
to purchase iterk.s of choice non! seem.
ble dry 001 . 1., 1
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The Central Board of Education toot
Thunalay craning, Oct: lOthilSth •
Present --- Menai", Cnatiftied, Geity,
McCook, Noble+, Sergkett and
tVilson.
Mr. WlitiOlt was :11 , 011d...1i President,
pro. tern.
The tritium; of the previous - M61,a1164
- wore reed and approre,l. - • ••
The monthly reports of the Principal
of the Righ School,'Primapal of the Col
ored School. and of the Seetetery were
read, and received and Med..;
Warrants were authorized in payment
of the following:l)lThu - _
Scott, extiastone iverk....415.6 (X)
W. R. Lowe, 25 00
Chronicle, alverWirtg. .. 600
Prim dr.Sintri. ehair'pedentaLs... 2.4 00
J. L. Thompson, bruabea 13 13
T. R. Cook. airiamter work.... et 00
RobertskSberreU,tinand ebeet
iron . .......... 430
Mr. Prealdentitis7iX ;neared.' .
• On motion, J. R. Newman war elected
Collector of the Third ward. -
. On motion adjourned.
Tilt: Itonams AND BAttoteitt. offered
for sale at Greensburg last week, under
they were stolen, it is bought belong to
Thomas Lamm, livery stablekeeper at
Erie elty, having been hired there on
Tuesday of lartareekby two young men,,
ptiting their names as Georg* B
and flank Grubman, and whorepallauted
they wen, going out riding with two
women, one of whom was stated to be
Blesaing's wife, and the other Graham's
sister.. An oMeer from Erie Went to
Canonsburg yesterday to roe the sitting
men. who are 'detained itt. prism? ist that
part.
-. 'FATAL Atrium - Y.—A fatal accident
Occurred on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
near Derry Station, Wednexlay night,
the facts of which so far as we could oh.
lain them,. are as follower About six
o'clock in the evening, a man, whose
name to would not ascertain, attempted
to climb or, the hiud car of s freight
train which was passing the station, and
by- not:emcees; fell on the track, when
another ntrain, which was kglorriiig atom
in the rear of the first one, . tossed, over .
him killiag hint instantly.
Tn.% AO.UrtATED PEES, despatches
on electlitn night- were fuller than we
ever held belbre onr reader. on the morn
ing following en election. The credit of
this fact la due Mr. Gilson, the able and
efficient manager of the Western Union
Telegraph Office... Mid" Miter gentlemen
eoneected with that int.. They labored
all night collecting the returns, and sup
plied them toile newspapers I:med.:Rata
ly. The, public as well as the press are
under obligations.
•Ftitt.—.l. alight fire occurred between
eleven unit moire o'clock on 'Wednesday
night, In the' new brick building now
being enacted on SmithAeld *treat, adt ,
Joining Cluley's faint shop. It was rift,-
"e:OTtrowl to lime to be ex ingulshed by
the application Ma taw buckets Miriam,
and, tmureriurntly, no alarm* was sound.
d:. The fire originated, it is supposed,
from the apparatua used by the gas tit
tare,_who had been at work In the build
ing during the day:
ENUINES vrl, Tmora.—A tine oppor.
Pinky is afforded, for parties needing
small steam engine or any sort. of Ma
chine tools used in a machine shop. Mr.
Wightman, a well known machinist of
Alloghimy, having detormined to relin
quish business, has leased his promises;
and now oleo. his fine assortment of
sLop tools for ask. Ho will sell at very
low. prices for two or three weeks to
avoid the necessity of nimovsl, Itoo his
advertisement In another column. •
Tun WIIIETMADOVT7I or wiluran C.
Beek, 'who woos a Lieutenant in Co. H.,
107th Penrorylvenla Voluriteers, the.Nid
ow of "Ilertnati Forster is vory anziouri
to ascertain. Lientettant 10., It U. intro
posed, minprow! the death of Forster,
who was killed at Hatcher's Run, and
thus enable the widow to rnnko appllca
,tion for p pen.nlon. Infers:l7ldt= can be
loft with .Ttiltu C 7. Brown, Esq., Clerk of
tbu Court, at the Court Home.
.•
• •
Tun T ICOLOON PAVEMENT CONTRACT
—for paying Wood runt Fifth ottreetn—ust
been RWRITIIHt to Mr. Edward Allen who
in now comdructing the BOWE= 'on thbse
thoroughlhree. It In stipulated Uutt the
paving shall be completed by the 15th of -
December. .Expedltion in the matter to
rOquinlte, an the obstruction of Wood
and Fifth etritet“ hoi become a most seri
one annoyance:
SAD AOCIDYNT.—Lent evening, about
neventVelock,_a little .gtri,••whoae•narne
we could not ascertain, aged about never
years was sent - to the well attached to
hat 'ivolcience lit & - atth _Pittsburgh -to
draw a' pail of water. By leaning" 00
for over the tilde.sho fell. into the well
and was drowned. The Coroner 'yam
titled bet no inquest was held last night.
TH - E METIIODIET CHURCH at
:Manchester will bo dedhaded to the wor
ship of Almighty God on :Sabbath next,
with appropriate ceremonies. Thr emi
nent Bishop Simpson will oftlelatn, no
idafixi by the pager of the congregation,
Roy. Mr. Ifollingshead. - • •
Tan lintrunracana yesterday after
main were very ..lalithina over the mom
favorable election returns received from
the other end oCtliO State. They cialnl a
fowl from the Port.
Bees BALL.—The Alleghenyßase Ball
Olub challenge the Enterprise to a game
or Berke of games, for thechamplonstdp,
and . nroposo that thearstgamebe played
Wednesday of next week.
TUE Ifgruna. Judges of the Illtforent
eloetlon 'dhartets Tricot 'at "the Court
House to-day, for the purpose of making
r .ofiletat return of the votes . polled In
f */IE BM(EVOLE2f ABBOCLA.T2O2OI Of
thla neighbortuood aro ro-organlzing for
tho holy.work of clarity during the own
ing winter.
Leona BEER ' hoo grown seam with
Um brewers, and in beng. brought to-thlo
city from Lancaster, Chicago and Cincln-
Tara PIT= &is= Sawa* rapidly
opprosobco oomph:a/on. Marge body of
workando ons onprd'olght owl day.
PRICE I THREE CENTS.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
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Lw his annual report, Mr. Gilchrist,
Superintendent of Pablo Schools of
Washington county, says: Perhaps:few
counties have such agencies for educa
tion as Washington. Two colleges ; now.
consolidated, and soon to be :unoug the
greatest In our land, two celebrated Fe
male Seminaries and 'several valuable
Academies. The South Western Normal
School at California is in a flourishing.
condition and is educating two hundred
teachers annually. Now buildings are
In process of erection, and ere long the
State will own it an another of her insti
tutions. . .
Tam Monongahela Republican says:
On Tuesday about ono o'clock, the body
of Mr. Robert Harrison was found in
,
thi river, below . Anderson's Saw Mill.
It appears that he started for Webster in
a skiff to buy some meat, about: o'clock
in the morning, and it is supposed that
ho took an apoplectic fit, fell into the
river, and was drowned. Mr. Harrison
was subject to these attacks, add the
above seems to be the only` reasonable
conclusion in the case. Esquire . Castner
hold the inquest with a verdict of aoci
dental death. The drowned man .WaS
about 12 years of age, and leaves a wife
and four children. He was employed at
Gilmore's coal works as a ship carpenter
and was an honest, industrious man.
Tern Puunbersilurg Repository says:
The large framo barn on the farm of.CoL
ArK. McClure, and iu the oaupancy of
Mr. John Linn, a short distance from,
town, west of the Conanchuaguo Creek,
was totally destroyed by tiro on Wednos
day last, together with the crops of tho
p r r h o:c i e j o re t ..7 4 the property of Mr. Linn.
noted from a lantern about
four o'clock in the morning, and on find
boing discovered was put out, ha -was
thought, but some embers still remain
!la the hay, it agath broke out between
six and seven o'clock, and when noticed
third gained such headway that it was
impamible to check it. The alarm being
' given In town, the Friendship Fire Com
pany promptly wont to the renvue, and
were insOnmental in saving the sur
rounding buildings. Sir. McClure's lass
'• *awn is about three thousand dol
-I,'rel Mr. Linn, throe thousand
dollars: PO
Tut Eng 'ililopelch Anil . Pign°n
shading match was held nil ha Parr
Grounds yesterday afternoon. •liitely
eia pigeons were. taken out, and F. W.
Gift'orn, Dr. Wilkins, A. W. Van Tassel],],
and J. L. Haight tried their skill. The
birds were ot from a trap 2t yards rise
and ii Doundary, F. W. (Afford
led off in t tWente, out of twenty
two, sin gle birds, and then of twenty dou
ble b shot twenty-eta out of tittidv
eight birds:. His last shot et double birds
was a beauty. The right hand barrel of
his gun failed to go off, and he blazed
array with the ether just as the birds got
in line' and brought both down, The
other") were now at the business, and did
not make eo OA tallies. Dr. Wilkins
shot tea out of fotirtoon. A, W. Van Tas
sell killed ten out of faiths:lL sad J. L.
Haight sin opt of fourteen.
Tun Wrielikiithii Reporter says : . The
proprietors °Litho Coat shift recently
:sunk atthis place, are providing them
solve. with ivlditional facilities for pump-
Mg tinder and otherwise making perma
nent arrangenunits far mining on-a large
wade. They expect to bo in full opera
tion in the course of a very abort time.
'The ltriek work of the now-Jail has
been ernriplakedi and the timber. for the
snore now being put
Ar Rmuntm, onTtimaisy, Mr. Charles
Brenetter, youngest non of 'lire. Brelne-'
leer, and aged about eighteen years, met
with au sec t, while gunning,, that
may prove fatal. itt was sweompewletl
by a boy, and the two were on the Blue
3ionutam above Hamburg. The . boy
threw a paw-paw to- Menem., a n d the
latter attempted tooateh it, when his gun
was discharged, the load entering hie
left breast, near the arm, hulirting. a at.-
Were flesh wound, Mr. B. was taken
borne, and to now in the ~are of a thy
alchut
Tr; thi• Laxrctietiltall
mad contemPlato a route hit° Vouive
town on the south mide_of the river, and
were them last week looking out for a
suitable place for a freight depot and
shops. several sites were looked at,
among them ono on tbo Hoar bottom,
mat of the loiter bridge, and another on
the tiats west of Brown, Donnell tk Co:t
rolling mill.
Tits Titusville lleratd reverts the tut
lowing late oil strikes: About ton day
since a new well was struck (on the Mc
Clintock mere° of the Wash. Metiln
hock
Farm. It la now producing about
barrels per day. It Is owned by Mr.
H. Lehr. A new well was struck on Sat
urday but on the S. A. Woods' tract of
the thomas Wood. Farm. file !situated
within • few rods of the flowing welL
Yesterday the production was fully 100
barrels. It la ownedby Mr. S. A. Woods.
'Prix Reading Dispatch says A largo
flock of wild ducks passed overthe lower
'part of the city this morning, winging.
their flight northward. This in portan-
Soul of approaching cold weather. Wild
i zirhro l rt ve 4..'"Sirort:neieen Ludy In thin
nro on the
alert for this kind of game.
AT AS earl* hour on Saturday morn
ing last, Jain Magruder, one of the
brakemen on the Warren and Franklin
Railroad, .was run over and killed near
the depot, at Oil City. It seems that
while kutempting to net one of the brakes
he fell to the trank,;and neveral cars
passed over hint.
A xzw well wart struck last week on
. - -
Ire :To. 2 of the Bennington Farm, and
on Saturday last it was - producing at the
rate of filly barrels per day.' The work-
ing interest is owned by Mr. Joseph
,Overy.
Tor Ninth . Annual Exhibition of the
iluutlngdon County Agricultural Bode
to, held last week, was, in many res
mete; the largest and most successful
that has ever been held in the county.
Tuz potato crop of Crawford county
Is being harvested, and is one of the
largest titer grown bare. The potatoes
are remarkably tine and generally free
front rot.
A lcrowf about a wsMet cave, near Tid
eonte, hidden treasure, etc., has started
a lot of men who are now “prom
with the aid of clairvoyants and r
divining
Curtemmt, Eng., ban been ap
pointed County Superintendent of Com
mon Seboobt of Cambria aunty, to fill
the unexpired term of .1. Prank Condon, .
Trip Record reports thirty now wells
going down In the vicinity or Pitholo at
present. That does not look as though
the place was affected with the "dry rot."
Ws regret to icarn that Mr. Milli=
Hutchinson, of the Ebensburg .elUephe.
mann, V thangerounly ill. No paper was
issued last week in consequence.
Jong 'llsr.try, of Plthole,. fa cluirged
with the larceny of a buggy belonging
to Albert. Pierce. He was held over to
Court In E2OO ball.
THE INOW' and addlUonal building of
thOohnstown Gam Company le nearly
completed.
Tea public schools of Johnstown and
=Mlle borough," ,were opened laat
Monday.... . r..•
Einem !downy, while wrestling with
a friend badly fractured his leg, at War
ren.
The cell train going weed Saturday
morning diecoverod a man lying near
the track ono mile • and a half west of
Orrville, and the Coroner of Wooster mu
notified of the fact. He wan brought to
Wonder on the morning mall Unit', and
the Coroner's inquest rendertd a decis
ion that the deetexed'had met 1114 'death
bv failing from a train while In motion.
Ile was a young man, of about twenty.,
well deemed , and the only thing found
upon Idle person was a check for baggage
from Chicago to. 'Baltimore, a handker ,
chief limited "BAUM," and a .fow in-
I:minable.. The absence of money or
valuables on his person OCCllNiollllsuftplp
lon of *nl play, but it la most likely an
accident, such as will frequontly happens.
It would seem front papers found in his
'trunk that his name is Id`Corrnack, of
Alexandria,. Va., with friends in Chi-
N.ns. Diern Fnalres, whose residence
to twar'New Pittsburgh , um struck with
lightning, on Wedneaday of last week,
while standing by the stove cuffed In
PrilParing btftkilkst. The 1 slating
passed 010R11.the flue and stove pipe,
Nattering the articles on the Stove and
knocking Mrs. T.. senseless. Tho other
persons in the house wore not seriously
Injured. When we last heard from Mrs.
France she was slowly recovering.
Mn. Mounts morons, of Howland,
one evening last:',reek was found lying
dead in the mad In Fowler, with his
skull fractured. He bad been out pur
chasing cattle, driving &spirited berm to
tt sulky. It la supposed that his hotse
became frightened and ran away
_and he
VIM thrown out, and his feet mtching in
the sulky ho was dragged' some die
aIIERIIF.I. while driving hie
team in 'Warren,' 4gis thrown Erma his
r.
. .
b
, the horses having . tak a feat
an u rgua the buggy against" a :see. tu°
right arm, near the wrist, was
and he suffered some severe co=
Thevehielewas smashed generally. Dep.
ut* Sheriff •Brigdon, who was riding
with him, was thrown out but not seri
=sly injured.
Accouniwo to a COMMIS taken by M.
W. Davis, on the 20th of September last,
the population of Ironton, Ohio. amount
ed to 5,723. The enumeration of children
between •the ages of doe and twenty
rooted up: Males, 900; Eemalcts,ssl,
making a. total of white .thilthen of
school age, 1,854. Colored females, C.
colored males 31; giving a grand total of
,927. .
TIIE Youngstown Register says The
rolling mill project at Lowell - tuts as
sumed definite shape, and, the "Lowell
Iron Company" was indirperatod on
Saturday last for Company"._
purpose of manu
facturing iron and nails. :The capital
sLock is $150,000, divided Into shares of
t‘so each.
MaixoNlNn CouNry is not alone in
strange places for distilleries. We see it
stated that a distillery tuts recently been
discovered on board a canal boat, near
New Philadelphia. The Illicit bantam
had evidently been pursued on a large
scale.
Gronoz Nonr.u., a brakeman on the
local. freight on the . Mahonlng branch,
While coupling cars at Warren, caught
Ids hand ip the draw head, crushing lino
badly that amputation of the llaumb and
index finger had to be reeorte to.
dwelling house of Mr. Balza
Clark, of Vernon, was destroyedhy tire,
about ten o'clock, Sunday iht, of last
week. The tire in sup • d to have
esught from sparks from c I neys. Loss
estimated at eight thoustut dollars on
house and household good No insu-
MIDS.
THE tailor shop of 0. W. ooro k Bro..
of Orroville, Ohio, was ante on Mon
day night of last weak, thrin gh a broken
window," and goods' , to th amount of
about one hundred and fifto dollars were
stolen. No clue to the pa [rotors.
TirgAshtiltula County 3 unload Asso
ciation will libld'a fetitg.a.l t Ashtabula
on the 16th instant:. It istimated that
thoroiwill be about ono hundred singers
ih attandanoe.
ci •'inusts
• TO lIIMO POOH&
Strange it in that any Olt can wish to
rob tr._
^Jr "neighbor o of ho
'may
earned
reitutai k m. .Zhinigh it 'may take them
by Hurprinet
STATE FAIR, 1B IL Ilki*T or lite
JUIZES, A 9 IN Boos 2:0: Or or THE CON-
The WEED Ma- The W heeler A.
CHINE ] aresuperiorlWilson has 'our
machine for tine orhighest approba
heavy work, end laden, the W. eh W.,
entitled to apeciatwith 'Milton:hole at
notice.- tachment.., our beer
las. A. Gums. Ity op. • The
Mita.E.3l.Bl..tex. !Judges- • the W.
Miss M.:Vs:races. Ick W: •• • e. •
Now see what tite,,Ju. have said
about the Weed; and (lees • • word/rape:
rior not denote the highes degree of
excellence?, and the words a • • .'al notice
something more than o . • If not,
our best lexicographers • asidlir at
fault in their definition of that term.
The reports of the Judges • before the
public, end they can Jnd for them
selves.
First Premium for a t -o( clothes
made upon the Weed, for hieb the Fe
eley has paid a premium o 112.
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MIRE IS NOUN OF IT IN TILE ILLINOIS
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qurscy, IIL, 1657;
The Weed Sewing Machine has achiev
ed another triumph here, having won
to-ear,October 3d, the first prize, a ail
'ver mdal, es the best family sowing
retehhie; another silver medal as' the
beat manufacturing inachine for Cloth
work; Another silver modal for the best
series of samples of work done by
family seWing machines; another sliver
metlallikrt-the beat series.stt samples of
work done by a machine for mauufse
, turitig cloth work: 'lt Is a- most excel
, lent Machine, and descries the success It
is receiving.
This makes fourteen dtatee, and Paris,
in 1664 it has carried, and will wher
ever it Ls tarried for a prize.
Cell and tee the champion sewing
machines at it. H.' Loner', 112 Grant
steed. Invite pommel examination,
knowing that the public will endorse the
Imperial Jury. As the old saying is,
"every one has his day," the Weed's has
come at last.
The 'Sew Weed Overcomes all the vex
atious of the last:twenty years.
. Thu agent of the W. W. might es well
try to make the people believe that the
Ohio river rune np stream es to
try to make them believe the Weed is
not triumphant. • • . •
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or hats sa.sitessesaws.
This largo and beautiful tract of land,
which is now being enh-divided into lots
of VILHOUIS sizes, containing from one
fourth to five acres, to situated on the Al
legheny river and Western Pennsylva
nia Railroad, seven miles above the city
of Pittsburgh. This 'property is unser
poised for advantage of location, beauti
ful romantic scenery, pure air and water.
It undoubtedly possesses rare attractions
for those whose cultivated tastes and bet
cArdqents lead them away from 'the
h lota of ground with which the
rifir
_et now being flooded, to seek for
homes free Dom the dust, and noise of
the city. The facilities for reaching 'Ho
boken are very gnat. , The Western
Pennsylvania Railroad runs through the
place,the Alleny flyer win round-
the border°, egh and op posite the ds foot of
"Centre Avenue," on the other aide of
the river, there is s station on the Alio
ghen,y Valley Railroad, so that It can be
reached by two railroads and the river.
On Saturday, October. dllth, free trains
will leave the depot of the Western Penn
sylvanis Railroad, Allegheny. Citv,
11:05 a. It., and A. stoppinme . t
Burnett'a. Pine Crook, Sharpsburs
*lon and Ross Station. Free lunch and
refreshments will be furnished on the
grounds.
Limo/ra, Auctioneer.
For further particulars Inquire of Sill
Shutterly, Real Estate and Insurance
Agents, Lawrenceville, or Atkineon, Sill
Jr. Shutterly,'Real Estate Agents, under
Odd Fellows Hall, East Liberty.
Irma tk• •evrtag Machin. Osloallti.
The following letter -which explains
Itself, we publieh with pleasure:
Ntcw Witanwore3, Fa., Oct. 9, Be.
Editors Eswthig Chronicfe, Pdtsbargh:
SIB: Noticing tun recent Issue of your
paper an error in the report of Sewing
Maehtnee at the late State Fair, as ren
dered by the agent of the Weed Machine,
I beg leave to make the following correc
tion, and would aloe state, that as wean ,
mitnie our aim was to render honest jus.
tiro to all that came under our notice.
fitter comparing the various machines
as regards simplicity, ease in operating,
end variety of workperformed, we made
our Report In full on the last page of
book No. 4.5, and classed them m follows:
lat. Wheeler & Wilmon •
Id. Weed,
3d. 'Empire,
4th. Wilcox & Gibbs,
Grover & Baker and Florence declin
ing to be noticed.
In making the Whaler rt WIGon first,
and tho work done by It the best, no In-
Juatleo 'Wee done to the other machines
on exhibition. Yours, Trulyj
Mits. F. M. MACE.
Clerk of Committee on Sawing Ma.
'lllasbaida Lave Tear
And give them Plantation Bitters when
they are suffering from Nervouanerst,
General Debility, Faintnosa,
_Slams, or
any of the thous:add and one.s. ee to
which the weaker sox in liable.. Having
yourselves experienced the benefit of
their nt.ewxo to oth
em
Is e it n al i natie tonie_wlll chase
Hypochondria or "thee Blues," give tone
to the damaged nervous rryatem,lnntly,
ntlmulate languid ncvnotlima, dispel va
pors and exam, and generally build on
the worn constltntion. For each - sex and
all ages it la a gentle stimulant and a re
freshing cordial. 3tilliorus of. bottleis m
sold daily all over tho world.
- 3Leonoute. WannuL.A. dollghtful to
let articlo—euporlor to. Cologne and
half tho prima . ' utrr•
Isludatiessad Allawirisatleaa are
litailealall Sae Ilseesamtall MINN& Pr
W./41W Catania and Dlmel.s
'Um Alr Poona*,
Al PRACTICED BY DM AJ109.9, AT NO. 199
tit •
NOTE.—Dr. Ahem devotes ejectal at
tontion to tho treatment of disessee
incident to the Eye Ear Head, -Throat
and nMana of the amt. Will be pro
feaaionaSy at hfa rooms, No.' Smith
field greet, from 9 A. M. to 4 F.
ETZ, Eau, TIMOAT • , CIIEST
DMEJUIVI CATAR;ah MCM. 6III Z
treated by Dr. Aborn, rat tbrdtbitela
street. A book by mall 60 corns.
THE NSTEKLY Mina
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ITEDIE&D.LY LID BLTUDLY.
• ISM Mae& Oonnsbilar TEcrirrT4sx COL
UMNS of totoroostog ruatell sisttan 111411413/11
Leatilny,lditoria/a, latest Noma bTT.l.gte4b sal
Mail, valuable Reading Matter Sr the lamest
and tallest and meat reliable rtmaclal sad Caw
menial Market Repiate Wen by my paper ha
tho city. :So nom-. Mechanic or leach/Ma
should be without It- •
malts Iron Tilt IMAM: .T eArarrx:
M i ngle Subscriber ' SI.M.
a: labs or live
Chita of 1 trk ................... 1.11.
—a ad one copy °lmper to the pawn lotting
ay the club. Additions to elute can In made at
any time, al club miss.
NATI= TO Bernststanas.-12 orderbig
paper, besure and erectly What *anon , 701.
want, to yr* issue Wednesday edltkeillr
scribers barley bat one mail a week.
ASTMoney by Drat, Express. Mandl Grat l 4
or In A registered Letters, may be 4111 .$ our
cadres. GIAZITTL. •
PITTSBURG'S, Psza.a.
1114•111 r an =egois*woe'.t SWIM or De•••
In brief, we will any to our readers in
general, beforo making your purchases,
do not fail to look at the sew sleek of
Dress Goode at Messrs. Gardner &Stew
art:a, on thilvost corner of Market and
Fourth stroets, No. f 9 It oomlirlsee
everything that is no* and desirsble,
from the very low price of cents, per
yard up to the choicest and richest of •
Poplins, itepps,Ottomans,Velvet Clothe,
beautlfullnalds and rich Silk miliStreasY
ended - elegant stock of Black Alpaeller
from 25 cents to the rich Silk Warp Lao- ;
tres, in all widths, citeditles and p Mee&
Don't fail , to give bardner & Stewart a
call, on the west corner of Market, awl
Fourth !Arcata, No. 69. • P r e:
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11.1.11
111eanhed and'Unblesebed
At 10 cont.,.
Yard Wide Sheeting.
• 12} mats, •
_ Sheeting. and Fine Shdrtings„
10 cents and 124 teats,
Tielcings and Ging a. - -
Deavi — Qtrtion Flannels. •
311 cents,
Plaid Country Flannel&
For 26 mate,
One doLlar's warthof Coats beet FAL Dor&
Spool Cotton, 011 colpre. Great bar
in Now Dry Gbods, on west comerV- •
bet and Fourth streets, No. 60.
GARDYER filrowANT.
BILV}:R FLAMED WASICE . and eolldedl-
Vor ware, together with*" largo ;ffellerat
stock of lino jewelry, can be obtained for
s few days longer at the headquarter*.
for jewelry of Reinentan,lffeyriu , t
Sledlle, \ o. Fifth street. The Brut pap:
anxious to Mimosa of their entire. stock
Previous to removing to their realPliff
cent new blinding on Fifth street:. Oh*
them a call and Judge for yourselves Mk
the bargains offered. • '
DRY GOODeI AT WHOL}yiLIL-Weis
rite the particular attention of buyeratit ; ;.
wholesale to our complete stock of &ilk* -
dress goo ds
‘ , and all ldnde of fancy and
staple keioels, and to the fact that we sell. .•
nt the lowest eastern prime, and ant ,
goods to snit purchasers.
, • : J. W. Bans= Co.. • •
. • fie Market ;street..
• Y. M. C. A.—Membors of the Chris;
tiara Association will remember the ad
journed meeting to he held to-morrow
(Saturday, peening, at the,,Rooms, 2&
Fifth street. lam F-Noseel will be
pr t i t and report. 1 10.1 , th e Northwest
ern Y. M. C. A. ,convention, recently
held hs Chicago. Let there be a fall at
tendance of members. - elts
COLD SPARKLING. SODA
WASLR.Lt T-
T. Flample's Drug Store,. No 38 Fe4eral
street, Allegbeuy.
Freddltional tam/ it an
on Third, and Fourth Pagitii.
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WEREON.-0a Wednesday, October Inb.'lll.;
IB aISELL, HEM/N. aged 77 yews..
7 be toads and ardnalstsaces ate reetantilbar.
requested to attend Ws funeral, witn AWSEW
,
NOOS, at o'clock. Owl her late militates: co►
ner of North Sod East Common, Allesbca CUT—
YOULEE—•t. 11:3* Weloeb p. at Me
tact of• apt. at 1.0. seam.;
ea
. Due settee of funeral will Oa gtsen.
A LEx. Al suenr,intorarrimicie,
'IN ' , math Sheet. Pll.l4llsirgb:
,P 1).
.00Frm8, of ail kinds: ODA /2111. OLOVZS,
every deKriptlon of Dunen) Flarnbilslog Goods
Din:Mtge& looms open d, rad Welt. 73.1111 k
end Carriages Itlrnisbed. I
Daylel Kest. 1). D.. RN,
M. W. Jacobus. D. 8.. ibamui rodui.
Jacob If. 11111er. Lul. . , • ' .
J. G. BODGES*. ENDESTA..
1! XE a. •ND gem:come thon
late named N. Dodgem) No. NI Ohio
three doors fro Beaver. Allegheny CIV. War
tattle.. 1n:i.e....1. Ma1.r..7. Walnut and gar -
.sod Indtitten Coffins, at the loved golliestr
plieesenen WIN on. Airest
Mane and Carriages Ihralitted on abort MAW.
and on moat rassentabla teems.
Eow czABAtECEM Mr-
GLIM/AMER. Odle, lgo. eft Ohio Strut..
Allegheny. hfetallte. hollow - hod =id other of
ow. witha complete dock of funeral Faralshlse .
Good. an hand and fltrandted at shortostaotke. !
at !owner.. gripe. Salo and 'Livery Stables. eog
trer of fret and Middle.. ntreeta.
BaronebeW-Baggle. noddle. }lon.. Sew
CEMETERY !MARBLE WOWILIII.
A. 4. Hallll/11:1118, at the Onneter, Gate,
Lawrenceville, Pa. OaN.HE2QTLL MAIIIILE
and STONZ WORKS; STONE 817111111, OSISIMI.
vrarrsatfd Water proof.
PIM GOLD:..AND SILVER
SPECTACLES,
from Lb. Imoi Manufacturer. In We Conatry,
..tttt the
PERISCOPIC smamis,
I
DIJNSEATII&USLITI I .
Jewelers and Optiaiane,
as wramimr. • - •
OPPOSITE MASONIO BALL
HENRY G. WALE,
Merchant Tailor,
Cor.Venit MO ER Clair Streets,
Takes greit ploutne of inneeetthg Zenelneeneeh ot
and the public In teem) that Mt •
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, •
7:Nrcxvur cioacriaPlinteo•
lIIMOVID LID NSW. GOOM
H. sxnar,
Merchant Tailor.
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lies remeed to No. OF WU.= STIMIT, Ono
or Teem Street, where be Is ner reol, a,p rasod eeteolerae!p i i..
whia,
WElRlAll7ll=lllVGVOriergerf
.111 be eet,lee eery releceseede tens.
H. unix. xstrdims %%11m
>To. on WYLIE S rt. oor. Or PROM-,
E3E;
A FIRST OLAES BEILIDENGE.
WE OFFER FOR lIIALIFI that.
IFte Ine commodteas
Doable Brit* Mansion
sttuM No. 'BI WASHING TON STOLEN. Me;
ASooy Cly, ecoNalolog alma largo sad mai
Sotabed mdse, badges a.ldtenan. InditeT and
dsdabnd baser:malt, a/I at the mast reestern.stite
and latdat Improvenunsta, arranged •i 4 'adapted
Oar every coovonteseo. '
The Lot Is filiby 820 retie
♦good tom.. Um back Oat. fliter4 Vartaikii
of the Ooleut '
Pella Trees, Grapes ds other Fruit;
Ran Dems carefully onleetwqmeleaaltivatd
busing atatmlty, torstbdt4.lol-IXle7 .e
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