THE DAILY GAZETTE:
EZZI=1:11
PENNIMAN; REED 1c CO,
Mee, 84 and 86 Fifth Avenue
B. PENNIMAN,
T. P SOI7BTON,
•WD ntnrsturr,sN
T MOMS OV Till DAILLIT
PI maltvls, Tear
ballvtred ...ryler..prr wa,IL
tte ritsburgl Gage.
PETlnacsraf at Antwerp, 61f.
U. S. Bondi at Frankfort, Stilfattri
GOLD closed In New York yesterday
at 127 i.
Tug conundrum of the day, how was
Packer with hls millions Wanted / Ey
Republican voters more than Daum
cr,fic, is the best answer we can afford.
GOLD al 1271 is an encouraging alga
of the times. Retail merchant* who
make from forty to fifty per cent. an their
goods could very profitably return to
paying out specie to clutge. sWbo wtll
first try the advertising dadgt?
CAIiLISLIL, by no means the purest or
most upright of politicians, even if he
does claim acknowledgment in the Re
publican ranks, was defeated for Senate
in Western Virginia by . Davis, an able
and conscientious Democrat. Virtue
has itareward.
Tao otlicial majority of Ohio for Herta,
Repolißeam candidate for Governor, is
7,640, out of a total vote of 463,304.
This la a Republican loan over the election
of 1668, of 9,749. The lack of Interest in
politics, or in other words the general
apathy which prevailed, In' titargeable
withtbe decrease in majority.
Tea Blare Guard, a se!f styled watch
dog of the public treasury, a flaunting
and dampest lie from
.its birth up till
its death, a paper that wore the glasses of
"money" end could see nothing good la
men or politics, unless previmailly "teen"
Itself, has been knocked down 'under a
sterlirs cruel hammer, and will breathe
no more. Bo much for affected princi
ples, eo much for honor and honesty in the
counterfeits, so much for humbuggery
and deacelt.
Tao Bums has been ruledout of the
Common &boob of Cincinnati. Whither
are we drilling? The Word of GOD at
discount In a great city Is a sad commen
tary on the state of American society.
Children, born theologians, may discover
the pernicious effects of reading publicly
a few verses of revealed truth at the corn
- mencement of the day's studies, but the
ordinary run of mankind will fail to dis
cover wherein the. morals of youth will
suffer by the adoption• of the Book of
Books as a reader. Out upon such In
fidelity and narrow•ndnded prejudice.
DRIIIXILATIC JOURNALS will dOubtleas
be profuse In their apologies for tho late
departed Attorney General, not wishing
to buoy him up, however, so much as to
involve Governor GEARY in an unpleasant
situation. The removal was made not a
day too soon for the public good, and all
right minded citizens will award the
Governor due credit for the moral courage
which prompted him to ascrilicoan °Meer
bent pn bringing discredit to the admin
istration and to the party under whose
wings ho was sheltered. Gentlemen-of
the opposition Pew,' Republicans can
afford to be honest despite of your scowls
and Jeers, and you have little to do In
bolstering up dead men that they may
appear as madded martyrs. GILLIIT was
right, and the honest masses will stand
by and applandlim for his fearless course.
Pride? Front on Vreo Trade.
"Free trade in all the emanations of
intellect has ever had a purel y beneficial
effect, blessing him who gave and him
who received. It never can Injure a na
tion or Ito individual to Impart knowl
edge or exchange Wean, This Is admit.
led. From the sun, which lights sip the
planets and 'the silver moon,' to the
Greenwich pensioner, whose pipe is lit
at the focus of a neighbor's calumet, flee,
and *me, and brig .sew are of their us.
turecommunialble, without loss or dim.
amnion in the slightest way to the coin.
municant- Bo it is with mind. But
hi; w stands the crao with matter ? Are
the same principles applicable. under ex
isting circutastaaces,lo theproductions of
manual toll and the distribution of em
ployment through the different trades and
mis s t Lis for the Interest of the mate.
eisl and grosserno:id, who eat, drink,
are clothed and Imrpeondesi with house.
hold necessities—who are ;sondem:led to
look for support through.the troublesome
medium of daily' labor-4s it it or Judi
della in tie complicated state of the so ,
vial frame-now established in Emote, to
lay level all In. harriers which climate,
toil, situation and Indian', have raised
for the protection of the productive
_classes in each country; and by the Bat
,aAthe•new aurora borealis which has i
:arisen on our echoolef political economy,'
:to qumfoutul all the element , of actual
10, and try back on Al the , wisdom of
antiquity t As sagacious and conslizept
would be a proposal to abolish the quer, I
Wine taw that 'free trade' might be en- 1
JoYed by try!"ne• to break down the
dybes or Hol. d iet the ocean sho ul d
be Tree; to aboli sh the topyrightand
patent laws,' that •pitacV may be free to
the dull and unlnientive; the pima laws
^that slimily shoot; Vie,' that Al may
go where they hit t unimpeded; trent'•
that all may live scot**, and, 'gnarly,
the laws of property, the laws of mar
riage. sad
. the laws of God, which, are
snore or laid Impediments In the. way of
.free trade.' "
sksasea imon.
Ito ,begin thif Lay; Bit. locks
c r aircizniedlipward , over an immense
Nake tfiu eel like an Incubus oa ,
atead.Ytidplufet..'t over with 'porestutpi
MO then sprinkled sive: with &shower of
Wrhlte powder. The height u this.
Was somewhat over a foot OAS _,_6
~._1
White rose bud lay on its top like an eagle
on a haystack.- Aver berniskundhosem
was folded *fats handliachle; faidetted
in fruit by • bin'tilit Maier larger than
a copper cent coutatning-ber,.grandrah;
ex , ' miniature set in gold.. Her
airy form wu braced up at a Wain dress.,
the sleeves as tight as the natural skin of
th e m., with a waist !brined by a bodies,
worn outside. *Waco the skirt Wowed ag,
and was distended at the toper an ample
Loop. Mom of white aid. with peaked
toes, and heels of two or three Serail ale ,
watiod, inclosed her tem, sad glittenit
visa= ' lee as her-little pedal Win
be.7 eurionsly out. Now for the
swab : We heir was sleeked back and
plentitully beflonesed, while his, (mete
• projected like t h ey ballal i t d id4gb,,
His coat was a elr-bhee_ ,, r
yellow; his long vest o'Litt satin, em
broider ettelolti 'bee; breeehis of
the same I; and tied at the knee
with pink bon. White silk stockings
and pumpit with lame,. EI tie U! of the
same hue, completed the baballnehte
his nether limbs. Mee RAO Olgistrroft
around his wrist, and a portentous Um,
worked in correspondence, and Waring
the miniature of his beloved, finished his
wolf Vaasa appearance.
TuthintAt;:ithuu,ntsde genitally
Autown !bet ductal t0az.m....„
battle
near Atlanta, in whibtk, uh
..ought
stint from eae side of thelefteti -
and then on the other, ' , rebel Ofittertaf
*be haul of his men„ more dazing than
his foilotreni ancceeded gelling close
rip against the Union works, when a eer
vu_utuiwiri enkinel of lows volunteers,
I,e ;timmedwith Abe smoke of battle.
+wiped from e nacre, w parapet, and en ;
Wending his powerful tiritin Waged the
talian; rebel by the poured bi n ,
ibodlly Into the Linton ILsee, and iglu him
to the - rear a prisoner of war. Tpii rebel,
mete toraedeaato be ~C.Ol.
the -11Poite•fittVAlabasin: died
arree&l atierwahl of chagrin at the
firma war ha which ha was eaptOred:
e captor wee eel fitelitgusp, of the
rithamoth lows,uow 411.11/y,
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rißsr EMIR
NEWS BY CABLE.
London " Times ” on Wheat
Exportations from the tutted
States—Earthquake* in Ger-
man* e- Catholic Pastoral
Lettler— , lllintster Curtin
marks On Being Presented to
, the Pear—The Dalmatian Re
bellion Suppressed.
By Telegraph to the Plush, rgh loaart le,
=1
I.minos, Nov. 2.—The Timm to-day
comments on the rapid Increase of the
Importatione of wheat from the United
Ntates. The most Interesting question,
It rapt, la the extent to which It can he
kept up In competition With Russia and
Central Europe, when railways In that
section are fully developed. The great
question for consideration in this con
nection axe the reduction In freights and
other charges, and the enlargement of
communications.
I ICU LI N, November 2. —A rch bin hop
Cullen, in a pastoral Just leaned, exhorts
aII members of societies similar to the
Fenian organlestion to abandon thetb.
He adverts to the evils unstained 'by
Spain and Italy through the notion of
sperst socletlea, and says the laltatOers
or loch organizations will lneur the
penalty of exoommunketion and cannot
participate in the Jubilee just published.
R11651A.
ST. PETXI2.4FIVIIO, November 2.-1100.
A. G. Curtin, American Minister, in ad
dressing the Czar expressed his pleasure
at being able to repeat the sentiments of
admiration and esteem entertained by
the government of the United States to-
wards the Cur, and its hopes and desires
for the continuation of those feelings,
and for the yrs!' , •being of the present
government of Russia, which hu been
made glorious by its wisdom, firmness
and Justice.
FRANCE.
PARIS, November 2.—The newly ap
pointed Ambasaador from Prude ar
rived to-day-
A.great crowd of people have &ram
bled at Moot Marie cemetery. Police
are on band In force, bat their services
are apparently not seeded.
LII
FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN, Nov. 2.
Quite heavy abocka of au earthquake
were felt last evening throughout tier.
rnaay, particularly in Darmstadt, WOl.
Widen, Mayenoe and Frankfort.
IZZIEI3
MADRID, Nov. 2.—The eat.loBl has bean
In part reoonntruoted. Mamas has been
appointed Foreign Secretary. and Ftgu
rem Minister of Finance.
IM E:110
Vrimirta, November 2.—Adrieee from
Catalano •nnoupcea that the capitulation
of the Inaurgetits Is hourly expected.
PINAR!, lAL AND
',woos, November 2-
P.a -Conanis I
33. y
~ American aecurltim firmer; 5 21*:
8.31 624. 87%; 67a, 83. i, le 4014 77.
Erie. 2134; IWoou, 07%; Atlantic and
erlilks Western, 25.
FRANKFORT, November 2-Bonds are
firm at 88y„,®88%.
Ponta, November 2- Bourse opened
firm. Rentes 71f. 4c.
• LivEnroot.„ Nerving tier 2.-Cottninzuld
fling uplands Mid; Orison. 12,0. Mtn
Manchester market is firmer; melee of
10,000 bales California white wheat 80. !
Id; red western 13s. 2d; red winter es. 4d.
Receipts of wheat for three days: 10,000 - - --
quarto* of Whi c h ;gap were American Real Estate Braker. Nest le National
western. Floor Zia. 91. Corn; mixed, ton 'cotton.
30a. Oats.. 3 ed. Pm. 431.. Pork 112 a. illy T. tegr•pl, e. the P0t..... beret..
ed. Reef 864. Lard 71.. Cheew. 6.9 a.! NO, November 2-Tbe Nation.
61. Bacon 675. for new. spirits of Pe• ji COnvetillon of Keel Estate Brokers,
trolenm II Y,',11; relined la 84,d. Tur.
Pentium San 9 d. convened here to-day at Temperance
. Loartanr, November 2-Refined Petro i Hall, Delegates are previa:dhow nearly
team la es'd iNd. Linseed Oil every states The me.ting wee organised
Z 29 6s. by the appoint Meld of Samuel Polite= be,
rAivrwcww, November 2.-Petroleum of Cleveland, President, and J. H. Wing.
active and firm at 611. I secretary. Preliminary business was
• transacted, when the Convention ad.
• COLUMBUS, OHIO.) burned until three P. IC
' The afternoon session was taken up
•
I• with • long disputation on the mewling of
11. itusdsY B .MM U Ol . B --HiChlY In.. , the terms oagent•' and ' . Luker," the
wresting. Permeative. ! former being charged ten dollar, and
I fly Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gaut.. I j the latter arty dollen by Me Govern-
Corm mama November 2.-The Sunday! meat. It was thought that Congress
School Union of the Methodist Episcopal I ought to rekxvgnise them an identical, and
' reaolotion was passed declaring there
Church began 14 atutiversary on Matta • *
wan no rea dference
weer
the terms;
ditylast, With s - Onildree'sjubilee, which but they equally mean buying, melting,
wawa grand make.. On Randity morn- and renting real eatato, and menthe/
lug the pulpits of the different ! lams on theaame. • AdJotuned until to-
ehurcbes _Were 4 :4 9 . 1 114 0 d by Rev. E. morrow,
Dunn, of new Jamey, Rev. EL R. Plena,
of New York, Rev. J. A. Vincent, of
New York, Rev. 11. M. SimpsoneOf New
Jersey, and otber prominent disarm
The anniversary sermon was delivered
by E. 0. Haven I) D.. President of the
Northwestern =University et Evanston.
Illinois, was listened to by the largest
audience ever convened for wash 1p in
011 2 1 /2 19 49'
The anniversary prow was held on
Monday evening at Town Street Church
The report of the elearetal y. Rev. J H.
Vincent, was read and appropriate exer.
class connected therewith.
To-day the Anniversary Institute hen
beep th macro. and the museum depart.
went open. blame numbers attend on
the exercises. !ho spacious church is
crowded to its utmost Mussily nightly.
4 liaternal message was seat to the
111 411 : 80ndayAchoe1 Ceiba
now in sesalon et St. Louis. Tattiorrow
will close the siterahtelb
CINCINNATI
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Tllik eij•teiAseltiat.COestlit.lif fosKo
ried me Courti-itobber Angled.
tßy Tekgrayo w U. nytoborgb payette.l
ctrtmurAn, Nov- 2 . - 4 n i N U M 3 4'n
WO :Vadat by :Judge Btnart4de'2hi
Superior Court, this Afternoon, restrain
ing the Board of PAlucattoo front carry
log Into execution the riNoluttous pro
hiblting She reedit* of the :Mho and
religion* hooka, - and; using satred music
in the public schooLa The ground on
which the petitioners prayed for the
!loproniinn tp Wei the framera of the
00 041404pAi h/ 1 49 01 5 ,1 900/ 1311 1 43 .5
mint tat, seugati rna , Ap gobd
Education the right to excludeall tag!
ner of religious instruction. The ease
',gLi; to heard on Thursday.
4 gem!pif HO'HinTtlittre Hotel ahoht
'three drama ads p,.:Zoing discovered a
robber oonouttind owlet jig *d. lie
secured the dun; sad nailed
.robber Arnb•ixb.bn
bber wall ilattlirld VIA taken- be re
the Police entail, Rhea: jab Wellf en
examination; and *is ttkett belitte tee
Grand Jury and indicted.
~ . . 1 4/4 1 0 44 4 , A9M i t p _ t • .' t :
thy Tattoo to the Ptittettah ill wit. ,
HUDSON, N. Y., Noyepo her ct—rrhepwl
1 0aqthe Albany d Boftm Railroad,
trh IM Altionynt ten minutes tact
two Otortaps, riot Imo the looomo.
live house at C4altheitt poor corners by
;the totapiscament of a toiritat. Po iO9O
- Of the train Paned throaab lite
1.7 4.
-.band vompletely demollehlott It.
Ttla tel w hlitern damaged. The
uor-tt t ,
_piing toad which
otoliteW at u for some
diatoms. it e ri t was
=Upland by comp and ' rho
ban a dopitcats hey. About - two the
Ago a switch.naar the ohne Mood was
mimed, which aro near esuelog 1 acrt
ogn nce.4lll.w -
yaw Metirsord i►ument—r,n Ralsti4
♦We.
toy resent* o. tte entstersh 0.. 4
m 41..4
Your Jas, Novetober_g;4
accident occurred near-rdlarrairsburg.
twenty six miles weldWiPOlT4ervls,ist
about font_ O r ekklkAgils morning, by
vbi a h 'pupped Or/burned to death and
tumbled aidekteded with coal oil, tobacco
add Won were entirely consumed.
When the dre bad reached Its height
James Rourke, a brakeman, was seen
In the midst of the dames, but it waa Ire
poedble to approach near enough to
render the victim any aid, and ho wax,
lea abort time, omplatelg roasted. The
firth, s upposed to have ° gloated trout
the locomotive.
Betalotion Tabled.
tee Telegraph Witte Pittsburgh Oustla.)
.WIAV I 4 3 O IO 2 4 1 30 ten
Pomo* House of' Pteeintativea, by
lone of sgsalo, tabled Me reeeintlon of.
Serred yegtergev for the election of a
Senat l or 7 011't6di OrMill CaoPer's /nen
.
4 11b P , .. •
ST. LOUIS
Hodleo Recovered and Recogn'zed—More
Hal'road Consolidatlon—Ltaptiot Mat.
bath Acta.' t 0111,11110 n.
[By Telegraph W the Pltteborgh Gaaatja.)
MT. 1.011,4. Novomber bodies
of the following persona, lest on the
Stonewall. have teen reoognlzed: J. A.
Adams end Mike Kinney, mock dealers
of SL Louie; .1. Doyle, J. Car-son, Jerry
Cotta Y. P. Arne, John Hawley, J.
rorimy. James rowea, J. Kelley, AL 0.
Loot, Garrott Coleman and Peter CUD.
ningbam. (toe thousand tive hundred
dollar. In money has home found and la
with the authorities. All of the
, fsbove
except the two first were deck paean D
orn.
J. E. Patent President, and H. C. J
Bridges, Managing Director of the Grand
Wank - Itailmad of Canadh, ,have been
here a day or two on bctekneas relating to
the extension of the connections of their
road to St. Louis and other jpoints to the
west. They desire to run ownproutise
guage rare from here to Portland, Malhe.
and make rates, if ble, *Me di will
induce shipment.. of wheat and protium
to Liverpool and other European ports
via Portlatid. Them gentlemen will visit
the far west before their return, and will
leave for Kansa. City and beyond to
morrow. Mr. Peters made a very Inter
eslagttingnight. speech before the Board of Trade
.
The train. of last evening and this
morning mine In loaded with delegate.
to the Baptist Sunday School Conven
tion. Twenty-seven States are rotate
muted. A prayer meeting was held in
the forenoon occupying about two hours,
the leader being W. Laurence, of
,Chl
moo. Tye to_ pi c , wee, "Waiting capon
God for the Holy Spirit's special pre.
At about throe P. W. Bon.
Phelps, of New York, called the meet
ing to order, the spacious house being
filled in every part.
After staging . Coronation," • sale*.
tine of Smipfure Wu read by BOTa..looe
B. Thorne., D D., of Illinois, and prayer
offered by Bev. W. F. Broodus, D. D., of
Virginia, after which the exercises of
welcome occurred under the direction
of the Local Committee, E. D. Jones, of
St. Lout,, Chairman, who, after • few
happy retnarka r .introduoed Hon. Nathan
Coie Mayor of the city, whose remarks
celled out Rev. S. E. Welch, of Mo., the
father of the Sunday School work west
of the Mieslealppl, an old man In year.
but full of eloquence.
Rev. Shepherd Wells, In behalf of the
Missouri Sunday School Convention,
closed the welcoming reistarka
A response was then made by the
Chairmen, Hon. Wm. Phelps, President
of the American Hamlet Publication
Society, under whose auspice. the meet.
ing le held. end U.. A. Pelts, of Penn
' aylvanta, Chairman of the General Con
vention, who happily hit the National
capital question by referring to the fact
that St. Louts had drawn the representa
tives of thirty Staten, and might hope to
gather so goodly • cmp , FIY Mem
W. Howard beans, of Ohio, la fluidal
Director, and has prepared several pieces
of music specially for the Convention.
After Hinging, a• Work, for the night Is
coning," the order of tne programme
wise taken up, the antject announced be
ing a. Our Arm," the first division of
which—as Slllll. l / 1 {,C7100/ workers—wit
ably presented by Rev. Frank M. Ellis,
of Reuses The second—. in this Imo!.
tote"—was the theme of Rev. Chita H.
Ryland, of Virginia, who made so coral.
lent addreas. Between these division
a spited labor song, written for the
occasion by Dr. [Sackett, of Illinois, was
sung.
1 After the addressee. the COITIMIRIXIII
on Enrollment - anti Business were ale
pointed, annoutimernenta for the evening
made, and a "Mooing prayer offered t.y
Rev. A. F. of Kentucky.
Among the than nguletted persona pre.
OM, In addition to those nathed, are
young And old tuen from nearly every
rtteterla the Ilutan. The feeling RUM
reeled is to tit s highest Ipgrro fraternal
and the esoeectinghy arandlaL.
CLEVELAND
BRIEF TELEURAIB
—Henry Ruiddard, i leadingiawyer of
baston, Ohio, died yesterday at eighty.
two years.
Thirteen hundred and seventy-thmia
barrels or spirits hag' been distilled
Montgomery county, Obio,since January
1, 1869.
—lien. John M. Wool le enrkmaly 111 at
hie residence In Troy, N. Y. Wave ap
prehensions are felt In regard to his
reoovery. He to 66 tears old.
—T. H. Herder, of the Marton, (0.)
Mirror, hes purchased the Dayton
Ledger, and will add thirty thousand
dollars to the stook, and change It to a
morning lune.
—/q Miscue of Staples, the deaf mute,
against the Kennebec asickPoriland
road Company, i verdict of row for
plaintiff has been rendered. The de
lenffiniusmoved fora new trial.
—The Virginia State Pair opened at
Richmond yesterday, with • large at
tendance. A telegram wale received
hum Pre•ldent Grant regretttrig Ltia•sa
gigdmantagirevented hiauttendanies.`
—lt is announced that lion. Charles J.
;Valor, ha kaaa altered the Wane of
Elcb Treasury made vacant by 1.140
liationltd fidneral, Butterdeld, and that
hehaa,the gather finder egnal4pra44on.
Itrordsitglruie, - Tor $l.OOO and'
the championship pr the ?duel Staten,
between the Staples Salisbury, Jr., crew
of Worcester, Mass., and Bpi Septum,
crew of Boston, is to take plane on risks
Quinshigamond, on Thursday the lath
loatapto .
. 4 - 1 1 t h: Secretary of Legation for the
inopontltdertglcm, at Washington
beyink l errnaaFed,Seinia Ma,4l44Mairon'a
retort lathe to t alleged Dames In
Paraguay, it le mouldered probable that,
a personal difficulty atill'aideUf betafail
Mai and Mr. McMahon.
—The lllino'. Central Railroad Coln.
mnyfa par end paint shop, located on the
lake fbOre,bgtepen r fiventy.oeventh and
Twenty,eighth4s.., Chicago, toolf ere at
ball Pala OiaVon. 4 0 14dIti idjthit, kad AAA
eqanalattdaltrOYed ti Justivoupti.‘
including alitetn Doha t oari, paints,
Oils, tools, dm. The lona will reach no,.
400, Fully Mowed. • .
—BlW'itirillllo:Ternp)sr. aged.about
twenty years, a Wkik"*. w ho 13 OR tP
employed In the boarding boogie of Mr..
Boardman, Chicago, for some lizpo
sgddenly disappeared on Ronda) , nihht
Dud, sad from notes which she lert and
atteraneea m = d abe made, it in believed
she has haillatle 'ha no triseaf
her can be dlacovered.
—Tbo story names froth Virsahburn
tst, Cpmmander Kirkland, in his eat.
ei% t , 7 , a . rn
utionaTlnveZrZingWmailMe,477 - led
that biro. Washborn Ind said in his bear
in 1 4 1 4 a Prillkidit had been made at
tor busban 11 tab eto overthrow INaeg_
and pu: ~ ! la brother Domingo In potter;
—lt le aimed that Solicitor Sautteki and
Searetarydioutirell had a long oonvenot ,
don with the President Monday on the
anb3eet of en invetelgattopuSt siitato tro
chargeieteeSitenerailiatterita.
written report has been prepared, and no
tPvesligs4on • Pump the 801 Hu n ,., has
been ordered. No successor to General
Batterheld haayet Wart appointed, an the
office la not 601216'65er a tory deal:ebbs
one. Mr. Charles . d. Folgor, it to Add,
has been Melted • ' •
—A spadel. front at. Rohl says that
Bon. N. p. Entralbrd' fiar' - .relted there
tretiMelenti, Montana. Me moan al the
request of the elbows' of Montana td
confer with Cienmal Hancock In regard
to the moteditteetnt th 6 pieriple af Mon
tana from the outrages of bonnie Indiana
who MO preparing to drive the whites
front the country. The psoifia demand a
weedy and aoiticient increase of mount.
ed troopeond 44110 alnhOtity ,Wilmivol
unteersto proteat thatneeiveir agafast tbe
snit:Spited depndationey
PITTSBURG
SEM ElllllOl.
POUR O'CLOCK, .4. al
STATE ELECTIONS.
Elections Held Terterday In
ew Torte, Masxachusette.
New Jersey, Wisconsin, MI
nose, Minnesota. and Mary
laud—lLeturas Incomplete
Municipal Elections.
Telegraph to the l'lttrhargb
MASSACHUSETTS.
BUXTON, November 2. The annual
election took place to-day. The vote le
comparatively small. Bretton including
Roxbury, recently annexed, gives Clay.
Iln, for Governor, 7,7 M; Adam., Dem,
10,840; Chamberlain, workingmen . * can.
didate, 610. Plurality for Adana, 2,600.
In 1887 Adair.' plurality In Beaton and
Roxbury was 2,663.
Returns from forty-eight towns, Inclu
sive of Poston, foot up Ciento 11,619,
Adams 6,707, Chamberlain 2,920, 1n 1865
the same towns gave Bullock 16,924,
Adam► 9,940-
George M• Brooks, Rep., Is elected to
Congress in the Seventh Inatrict.
LA wt.—Eteventy-four towns root tip:
Olaflin 20.984, Adorns 11,310, Chamber.
lain 4,61313; Cla mejority 6,0.44. The
same towns In 1807 gave Bullock 24,670,
Adams 18,894 Peter liar, ey, Dam. I.
elected a lkiunsellor, defeating Ex.-May
or Boredom. The ninth Senatorial Dis
trict elects Jim, Fox, Scooter, over Crane,
both Repabllcana. The latter was the
atralghout Republican candidate.
The complexion of the Logislature 1.
yet undecided, but at 8 o'clock this even,
n/ the anti-proMbltiouista were out In
tome with bands of innate. The Indio
lion. are that they have the majority In
the Legislature.
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The election to-day resulted In the re
eleotion of Gobernor Otsflln by • plural.
Ity of 10,000 to 15.000 voter,. One hun
dred and sixty-five Marne and &glee, in
cluding Beaton and Cambridge, font up
as follows! Clantn, 43,149: Adams, 37,16 th
Chamberlain, 10,000. The legislature is
Claimed by both probitiltionlata and
Boeotian men. It ornbably to pretty near.
ly divided on tho Liquor question, and
the RepuhliMuse have a Wong majority
In each branch.
NEW YORE
Naar Yuba, Nov. 2, h r. 11.L.RetUrne
thus far received from tho Interior of
till. State show unit.rm ftemeerstic
gains as compared with the Yreeldeuthal
vote of 1.8118. Thiaelty atria an !Immense
Democratic majority. It is too early yet
to estimate the map , rttv, but there
memo not a doubt of the election of the
entire Democratic ticket. Mr. ()remLey
runs ahead of We ticket.
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11 r. y —Returns from nineteen wards
of the city give .1A .U 2 ineilriti for Nal
1111,n over Sigel. The asoix to hoar from
will manes° the ine)ority to certainly
15.001.
(treeley, for Ounotroller, run ahead of
his ticket 7,000 or li,ooo vote,.
The Dernnerate lees over 16,000 In New
York and Brooklyn, but gala ao tarnsay
In the Interior that there seems no doubt
of the elemtlon of the whnie Democratic
Rtate ticket by luau to 12,000 ms-
Jot-11.y.
The !Wax. Senate 1• doubtful, but pro
trMy Republican by Y or 3 tnapirtty.
The Demnerata galn • Senator in tba
Moane dlatrint, but artll likaly loan to
one or two other illyt r I The Asaem
blr be undoubtedly lk•pubMnut.
lIIMIZZO
Trstuac eatlanatee the
qUfe luieThgene Dornoorette by et ism
12,000 tnaprity ob the whose Wit et.
Duchess County—Later returns make
the election of Margen (Dent.) to the
Senate from ibis dlstrlct possible.
One handreal and afaly arrests for Ille
gal voting were made daring the day.
Tbs retorts tune far received Indicate
the election of all the Tammany canal.
thus for Aratembly to thls city.
NEW J ERSEY
Nj:wa us, November 2.—Eassz county
elects the entire Republican county
ticket- Taylor (Rep.) I. elected to the
Nude Senate by shut 2,000 majority
over Little, (Dom ) For M. Astuon
tsly the Republicans elect 6 and
the Democrat. 3.. a Democratic gain of
I. Union County fin - t. one Democratic
Senator. Middleton county shows Re
. pabllean gains, but probably nowt Demo•
,wattc. Mercer county elect. two Re,
Public= Arraemblywoo and one Daum
oral, a Republican gain of nue. Now
Brunswick glow Jared t Rep. 1 SOO ma
jority for Awembly, and Farr for BberHf
by 342 majority.
Pariesniu.ruia, November 2.—A dis
patch gives Ms following vote for mem
ben of Assembly in Crandon county,
New Jersey First District, Bonsai), Rs
pertains°, 210 mai. • Second District,
Shinn, Republican, 33 ma)) ; Third DM-
Intl, in doubtj Bethel, Republican, LB
sleeted to the•Rt.to Senate. The Repnb
ilcans carry the county by 250 majority.
ILLINQIS
CUMA.uO, October 2.—The election to
day Wm been conducted in a very genet
manner. The vote la not large al title
hour, 6 o'clock p. tt. The election of the
Citizen,' ticket by ■ large majority la
very generally conceded.
lop. w.--The returns of the city and
minty elections held today oome In
very slowly, owing to the promiscuous
end Independent manner In which the
people spilt up their tickets, but enough
Is known to werrant the statement thst
the citizens ticket Is elected In this city
by at least five thousand majority, and
In the county by fully seven thousand
elsjority. the citiaens oandldstee
for the Constitutional Convention In the
county. erten In number, are elected—
four of them Republicans and three
Democrats.
WISCONSIN
.
Coleus:4 November 2.—Returmi from
seventeen towns In Wisconsin 4710 W a
Sepuhilean gain of awe hundred over
the election for Qovernor In 1067. when
Fairchild was elected by 4,764 maJority.
Bin.w•ozse, Nov. 2.—Returns from
.evenly eltlea and towns In different'
Mho of the State shows net Reptibltean
gain on the vote of '67, when the Repub..
0011211 had 4,764 majority, of 1 and
the liePlibllisto State Committee esti.
mate lieelfahltdrs majority it about 8,000,
with a LenialatntePof abate the tame
octruplestlan as last year.
MARYLAND,
Bavratosta, November 2.—The vote
In city to-day was tiormally light,
Only le,mo vote beteg polled put of •
regletarod vote of over o,ooo,Tbe yOta
br Clotimpteolar_at .ther, Slash Mtvraiury
was: Woolford, Dern., 13442:
BAP.. Salgt. Woodard , ' abpslty, 8,405.
The Democratic ticket for me7bera of
the Legietature 'received •
• ma *My of
about 0,009. Very jireeinot 11 every
ward of the el grave • • majority rat the
Ocanoczatio tic et. Vor NberM the vOtta
yea; Albert, Delia, Wotapa'ft:
NI tilling, yontl.fmeß'i e!pai
MINNESOTA
Thirty-four town. in Minnesota give
Austin. aopatlloati, Mit Okla, Demo.
mat, M. 'pore pre N 1 many 'Tilts to
the CLOT *ad comity Unita It. is Moon&
iris to give tbq yote of Lit. r.. 31. Atm
tint. majority Mje elate Is estimated at
8000 to 000.
Tweve o' dock —thirty-aovon towns la
Man/rots gives 'Austin (Rap.) BA=
Otte, (Dom.) 11,083; Otis' aatj. 380;
8 ALTIAZOBB,
Abbott's Kills Porthole Destroyed by
Vim—Loss *WNW.
'Byrelepton to lttenttsbuigts Onntts.)
Pt pritiona, Nfisembor 2 . — ft T9 rti f in
Pr 4 bbisV. WON C a n! °,o l4 o d ,SPf r
rolling railroad iron, W.a burupa . 2 1$
night. ~ber price witch valnattle
cutlery. Dray it email pat of the male
building argy me l t
Thelma hi one hundrie itzonaunVdni.
lays thivand hundred workmen are
temporarily thrown out of atuploynasuL
Han. (*Lase 4. Wickliffe, tEntlov. of
gailtiall7 lad sx-Poilmaster Ostkaral
under President Taylor, died In Wined
tcpuray. Mt, st the niddence of bid sora
la -lay outlands/ sinning last, -
1, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER - 3, 1869
TILE CAPITAL.
Brewers Not Paying Their Tax
—Retrenchment Statement
Denied— Secretary Belknap
Serenaded and Makes a
perch
B 1 Tel.rrapb OA PI. buret thasell• 1
WAAHINOTort, Nov. 2, 1569.
1171KWKIIII NOT PA TM° THEIR TAX
Mr. Delano, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, has addressed • commenter.
Lion to the Secretary of the Treasury,
setting forth that the tax on malt liquor.
la not fully collected, owing to several
muses, among them that revenue Mames
are used two, three and four times over,
by means of fraudulent procaines of re
moving evidence of cancellation, end
also that counterfeit stamps are need In
numerous caeca. He summits a circular
from the Seoretary, addressed to Super.
vivre llallectors and Assessors, request
log all possible information on the sub
feet, and snob mention of means for
prevention of frauds as may occur to
these officers. The Secretary of the
Treasury will Issue the cirentai in a few .
days, in accordance, with the suggestion
of Commissioner Delano.
C,
A large number of cilium' assembled
to-night at the mildew* of OoL Dayton,
where General. Belknap la temporarily
located. Aitacciste J natio° Miller, of that
State, addreased blot on behalf of the cit
izens of lowa, expressing their gratifies,
lion at hi. appoinimsrit as Secretary of
War, and complimenting him on hie dis
tinguished service daring the war.
General Belknap replied, expressing hie
gratitude for the compliment and ale
inelng the State of lowa far Its rapid
development and steadfast adherence
and support of the Union and the Repub
lican party, and pledging himself to so
administer the affairs of the War De
partment as to command the approval of
the country,
=II
Representative. of this Memphis, El
Paso and Pacific liallread deny the
truthfulness of the charge that Congress
will, at Us next erosion, to asked'hy that
oompany to appropriate several millions
of dollars for aid for constructing the
been .6.l.Thedeyorea.y.i=roubyru,latelomn,
and
ell they nave heretofore sought, and ail
they propose to ..k of Congress at the
coming session, Is the right of We)
through the public domain.
==rl=l
A. an evidence or the retrenchment
policy of the present Administration,
and the acing made In one Instance
mince tieneral (Irene aim Into power. It
awortalned that there were about three
thousand employes to the Treason. Iko
partment on the 4th of March LaaL At
the present time the reduction amounts
to about es hundred In the Treasury
alone, which, at the average pay of nut
pinyon, alit amount Illossanty thousand
do/Mra per month.
DI EDIPHI
rfttutural Monter - 4 Ikon Shoots his
loather 40 a Mel Ned - the rerriet4e
Inca and In rrsa.4 01211 the
Cast*,
B, Tel...rapt. to tt. Rl...mu ....a. I
Alar cute , November 2.--A born WO
I murder was amount& a f tkalon, Alts
alma ppl, an Saturday night. Mato,
Sheppard, edified., of Internal Revenue,
while lying 123 hi. bed, pruttrated by
paralyele and unable to lift ins hand, was
allot through the ham by Me eon lam
net, who entered lb. mod just an ha
usother was leering. :dm Sheppard
bearing the -retort of • pistol returned to
the axon, aratoed the .lemma of her
eon, sod surprised at the report haring
no etre,' on her Inabon.t, went to the bad
and Malt oared he had been shot through
the heal L Young Sheppard, after an,-
milling the deed, fled to the wows. lie
l4en au f e d
tills
b aa aa o
sa a d
brought back. By this time tb6 ex
citement was so great that it wan with
difficulty the attiaena were reetrained
trout infilating summary puntstment
upon the parricide. Ile le will under .r
ma, awaiting trial. Wht.ky le and to
Wee been the cause. He Is t wanly eight
years of age.
The Sunday morning train front
Louisville roe over an unknown man,
mar Paris, horribly mangling and kill.
lug him Inatantly.
A private dispatch Km Hot Springs
that Harry Elliot, eon t f Capt. Wm.
Elliot, a well known staanibtat man,
was accidently killed there this morning.
Tbeir Politic. 10d ■allßlafa Peru..
=3
Illy Telegraph to the Plttabargh
l'orcries•Tl, Nov. 2.—Of the twenty.
two vote. by the Board of Education,
lest night, for excluding the Bible from
the nubile wheels, ten were Republicans
and Melee Democrats. Nominal reli
gion, ton Catholics, throe Protestants
eight Freethinkers, and one' Jew. of
fifteen voter valuta excluding, twelve
were Republicans and three Democrats.
Nominal religion; thirteen Froteetanta
one Pellet/linker and one Jew. The
champion of the part] fbr expulsion was
Rev. Thomas H.Sicker; left wing.
The liberal champion for retaining 4he
Bible was the Rev. A. D. Iday; Unita.
rich.
Dr. I.lrDnotooe'• Raftty—Do Claims to
Dave Discovered the Ties lkoitco of
tbe
St Ter Itqtrapb Co thin Plitabough n )
NRW Yost". November Si —A special
dispatch from Zanxiber, by wiry of Lan
don, convey. the very Interesting and
pleasing intelligenoe of Dr. Llvihipitooe'a
safety, dated to the Bth of *terns*. ISO&
tie was then In good health. Ile re
quested that "Lipp/Ink neutlcal. Doan,-
menua.and almanacs fbr 1659 and 1870 be
forwarded to biro, thus Indicating sa aria
suppaned, an Intention Co remain in the
sometime longer. he abiding to
have hoovered the true emote of the
Nile. The commainteratlon It toregre with
repent 02 general Deana
Mormon Outrages—An Editor Cruelly
Beaten.
Is, Telegraph to Qs Putibsoll @matte.'
CORRINNI, Utah, lioinixtber 2 —J.at•
Beadle, editor of the Rosa .oeporfer.
while attending Probate Ootirt, to day,
at Brigham City, wee,_ eat Upon and
beaten Dearly to death. "The souse of the
intact Is claimed to he his writing:l
against PAYSSW.
Electinn In .onus.
Monism, Not. 2.—The election mimed
9ff without the ellgitteas er. The
vote wee light. Total tot e d this eity
6419, . Democratic majority of 751.
Eoongh lio known - 40m the Mangy Dm
aloess to lasursAhatldaires (Democrat)
Ls elected by 1,000 majority.
Cbartar EdMMDII.
Plefttorr, November 22 — The charter
.eleotton passed or quietly. The pent.
Wade Ilayor twild th e alty ticket waa
* elected by about Ida handred majority.
'The Democrats have a malmity in the
common cannel'. An average vote wee
MiaMORON
Orttia 110tiali.—.A. large audience as.
'ambled at the Opera House last night
to see LellinpreLl to his new play en
titled "The Victim of arcumatancsa,
be reprenented, wi oalph.th
, "Romeo Jailer
Jetiltinell t ocassi
Pilllllllll9H
.TILIATuz.,MJis
perry; Ili liar reldepeotatiosup of dnimea
MAKnarr ! quillor ILke attiactica. 4 1,
ma
thePlusunnth Theatre. Thel" how
ever, nunterims caber Nuraaslow, and
the result, sa might be expected, la large
audiences.
Acaratirr ns Mtfalo.—kr. o g rge
d.b.a. giTa eleggitrain
standard autbout St y of
fdttalc, Thursday evening, the 4th ost,
under the auspices of the Young fdan's
Litintrfi4asoolllttoll.
Patti. Rt. Bridget's !Pair is open
every night ln Ht. Brldget's Church. The
attendance is large.
MrA ortporr.
The ?atoning V We report of the Su
perintendent of the Fire Alarm Tow
graph for the month of October
There were twelve sienna daring the
month. 101 them eight were la the rine
DIEM*: throe In the Second and one to
shis IZdfd, (1017 eue germ wv gener
Tbls erasion the ourning of Oatater
when the brans Anuadry of Maws.
Craig Brothers was burned. The nu..
ner of Wows aim, at ea tits - OeFitrel hW
wee vs. Tip member sunset on the
Bersenteedth ward bell, 1Q& ' Tbe• tidal
Ices by pa during the awaits wee IBA)
and the trial inautenee 14.4100. The
deedre of the ts WWI that which
the estab moul ushment o( Craig
Simi on the $7141.
THE COURT',
Supreme Court—Full Bench
fl ESDAY, Nov. 2.—Supreme (bort wet
et ten o'clock A. e ; present, • full
MEM
M. Raymond wan, on motion of C.
71d,d.
11 8.
Smith, E.g., duly qualified and
admitted to practice in thin lkeart.
Att. Workaappeala: C. P. Continued.
11111 et al. vs. Canfield; C. P. Argil.
went mnellided b Janke and Luc. for
plaintiff in arm d by Smith and Bar.
clay contra. 140,
Mundorf va. okersbans; D. C. A r .
geed by Lucas for plaintiff in error.
Submitted by Bella contra. 134.
Rose v. Hunter. D.C. Submitted by 47.
Woken for plaintiff in error and by Pal,
mer contra. Common Piraa—Judge Mon,.
Darla v. Habit. D. C. Argued by TLE.4I, V. November 2.—ln the ca. of
Burgwin for plaintiff In error and by J. C. Hoff.. re Jame!. C.
liruoo contra_ executor, prevlocurly reported, the jury
snort va.stava n ao n . C. P. Ar g ued by returned a verdict for the plaintiff In
Miller for plaintiff In error and by Mar. j the cum of HI tS.
shall contra. The drat eane taken up tide morning
Hartman et al. vs. Kirk. C. P. Ar. Isaa that of Little, Baird ,t Patton en. M.
good by &Mover and Bailey for plaintiff H. Wilison.' action on a book aooount.
In error and by Acheson contra. Verdict in favor of plaintiffs for 11,850 di.
ilottir lb Misch v. JohnlA ppel. Action '
to remover damages received by en as.
satilt and battery. Jury out.
Jury trial. in this Court have been ad.
Journed until the third Monday of the
present month.
Dlstrlct Court--J uoge Hampton
TORSIDAY, No ve mbe r 2-111 the 1111110 or
O'Donnell & Bro, va. MoCllntock &
Cochran, the Jury returned a verdict for
plaint Ills for 8-144.
The first case taken up for trial
sees that of John Donahue vs. The Pitts
burgh. Allegheny and Manchester Pas
senger Hallway Company, action to re
cover dainages (or inf Lulea sustained by
Michael Ilonshue.aged about eight yearn,
by being run over by one of defendant'.
care on the 13th of December, 11468. On
trial.
1=1533
In the case of Parker et aL vs. Martin
et al., tried In the District Court recently,
the following opinion was delivered by
Hie Honor, Judge Kirkpatrick:
Two question. are in this case submit
ted for our determination. First, wheth
er the plainUffe ere entitled to full cone
under the affidavit of defense, and sec
ond, whether the defendants having
taken out a suptena, and having inserted
their own names, and having testified in
their own behalf without being entipten
ed or called by the plaintiffs are entitled
to fee. u a wits., ander the recent sot
of Assembly which allows either party
to become a general witness or a witness
in his own behalf.
As to the first question, we are of opin
ion that the affidevit of defense tiled,
does not bring the defendant's within
the provisions of rule eisty-aeven of this
court. True, the defendanta in their af
fidavit of defense allege "that they have
a defense to fifty dollars of the claim in
the shove stated man with interest on
said fifty dollars from eleptember
lhfe.." but they my no more nay make
no computation of the Interest and do
not set out in figures and amount the
sum for which they tender Judgment
and are willing to be held. The we
think they ought to have done, ss they
only could, and upon them rather than
the plalnUH. this duty devolved. It was
part of their case, and they should have
set it forth. The role requires the ad
minion of "a certain sum in be due"
and "an offer to mate. Judgment for
the eau.," not • nertaln sum ro be due
after • calculation of internst la or may
be made by plaintiff, which may or may
not be currera or aatialectery to defendant
but a "certain snot," • fixed amount In
dollar. and cent., which the plaintiff,
without more upon his part, can either
accept or refuse, and for which amount,
If accepted by him, he could, without
more, beau. his elocution.
The Weldon of the piaintiff, we bold,
Ise purely negative one under this rule.
They have simply, In reply Lu defend•
ants, to may "yes - or "no,' and nothing
more, and It la the duty of the defend.
ants, as they have theopportunity to sug
gest their defense, that the plaintiff one
without more receive, or upon the offer
oo made, and the Judgment thus ten
dered.
Thin view we conceive to be In con
formity with the rulings of our Supreme
Court under the various tender scut,
xv Meth, though not phrased an our rule,
are yet like It In certainty and exactnets
a( tender In order to relieve the part)
making It from subsequent awls. We
deem It cinnenewary to allude to the en
thasitles in further detalL Upon the
first qaesstitai submitted, therefore, we
are of opinion that the suggestion of an
amount and tender of payment were In
sufficient under the rule, and that the
pleintiffs are entitled to full costa.
The second question is one of Import.
arise under the provision:eat recent leg
islation allowing ell puttee to testify In
civil cases
We, of course, can end no express rol•
Ina neon the statute. Cum analogous
principle have, however, been ex
pressly determined. Thus, in Aft Wit.
hens ve. Hopi - nut. TcAarron, 276—1 t Is
held that "mem ben, of the bar are not
entitled to witnena fees for attendance In
• Cons In w bleb they actually prectlce.”
I Teta, upon the presumption that they
are there Indimeharge of their own
duties, and looking altar the Interims
committed to them. It Is also ruled that
• juror who Is necessarily obliged to he
In Court cannot recover shoals fees.—
/dem.
rte also that a Justice of the Pews can.
ixa recover for the day upon which he
Is compelled to be present for the pun
posse of returning his recognizances.
(tams el. rel. Preyfne w fluneviariosers
of PrabsclefpAso County. 6 Burney fill.
All these cease go upon the principle
that where a party le presumed present
In dtscharge of hla personal or °Metal
duties, or to look attar and proton his In
dividual Intereeta, he cannot recover for
other services.
anide, however, from all authority we
think the case is clearly against the light
to recover. The party being proem In
Court, will be presumed to be then at
tending to his own Interest. and brut
naw. The mare fart of hie haying Infer
ted his own DAMe In the subpoena can
not alter the cane. The praxes of sob
! peens in so far aa the Party I. concerned,
is nugatory, for If he does not attend,
what matters ltf He cannot be attached
and his attendance compelled. If so, at
whose Instance, and upon whose mugger
non? He la the witness It i• true, but he
Is also a party, and process for an ab
sent witness can only home, upon
request of one prejudiced by his
absence. The tinny, therefore, In
this case stands as if he had never been
itubpoened, his attendant, e voluntary and
not compe lled, and hence he la not au.
titled to fete for so doing. If a party
plantar be absent, he sniffers the penalty
of a non suit I If • defendant, a judgment
against himself In default of his own tee
timony. We might allude to the pal,
table frauds and Injustice that would
certainlyerisne from the allowance of a
different rule, but deem It unnecesary.
We are of opinion, therefore, and so di
rect, that wind - to the record called in
their own behalf , are not entitled to the
fees of • witness,
TRIAL LIST POR WEDNLSDAT
No. NI Roberta vs. DOE
-•-•
133 Holmes va. Rodgers et al
" 13T Hershstumer la. Maul.
. .
" 146 Denny vs. Holleran.
Old
" /Oa Bildebrand vs. Blumenbauer.
" /66 fichenley et uz.. Va. Bracken.
T 6 Riddell VS. DUEL
" 181 Bak* et us.. va. Dlckaon et oz.
Quarter Pleadatta—Judge laellata
TneatutT, November I.—lu the case of
the Commonwealth It& Morgan Thomas
Imitated Mg selling Moot os Sunday,
urertonal7 reported, the Jury returned
• verdict of guliky. BenteDoe deferred.
in the case of %Sporty Arnehers,
10 . 1 1940 1 Pi Willies liquor without 11.
cense. thelury retained& verdict of guil
ty end rethmmended the pritiouer to the
extreme mercy °Me Court. Bentenee
deferred,
be amp at the Commonweslth va
7ohn Manning Indicted for bigamy win
mit taken up. The Jury returned a ver
dict of not guilty and directed that the
county pay the roam
ton laboeelln Indicted for selling
Ilquor Ilnenfa was owed on
trill and the jury returned a yerdlot or
guilty,
On an Indictment for selling on Sun
day the saute defendant was adritted.
Michael Carinalr, Ind Weed tar forcible
entry and decal:air, me next plated on
trial. The jury returned a verdict o f
guilty, and rite defendant was esotenoed
to a One of and the coda of pooseco
doe, and to restore possession of the
property detained,
WfllLm Dbaritirt, indicted ibr aelllhg
liquor on Woodsy. wee nest placed on
trial. Defendant, It was
proprietor of a beer garden ttriTititi
wherethe Teutonic beverage WM
to have beeneljd on
the iitgth day June but, noway. Ver
dict not guilty.
.rb e next awe taken Up was that of the
Ocaotaulwealth TS. James Foy, Indicted
pm obtaining . goods under false prefaces.
WWl= lipottr prolocutor. It was al
leged that the amdsed punitiand from
the promoutor who was utobsecrolat
82.14.. Liberty street. totems and megrim to
the Woe of ILA TlOrellelahmi. due ha
owned Bre arm or laud In Lawrence
county, rah* be would moll la a Om
days and oey the tall. It wan afterwards
aseartalned that he wan not the owner Of
soy land. Verdict of not guilty.
ralaf. 1.11., FOR Wf:lnF .11 A T.
2643. Com. we. I;eorge Young.
231. Mary Joyce, 3 CH..
2 le. Samuel and A agnate
8111
John Vohr.
John Anderson.
John Hatfield.
R. aoldsteln, 2 me..
Oonrad Eberhart, 3 ewes.
Richard McUovern.
Wm. Bechtold, 4 mien.
James C. Dolan.
(1. W, Mclntyre.
Elijah Hall, 3 cues.
honastaan Gang.
GEISELAL NEW&
POTATOES are so-clump in lowa that
many acres are left undug.
Toe Hansom cab project in New
York city has fallen through.
E z.Oov. Broutu and other Pennsylva
nians are prospecting In Tennessee.
Amigo's, Ohio, pat up new buildings
the present year to the value of $500,000.
Saver( cents a day and hoard hi the
wages of a common laborer in Switzer
land.
A MER , DANT in Leavenworth, Kaunas,
operung a tea box found therein a
Chinaman's coat.
TITIC removal of the county seat of
Logan county, Ohio, will be contested by
the citizens of Delta.
A 111.1CTLIMAN in Bangor, Maine, bas
left, by will, to each of the editors of the
Bangor Whig $l,OOO.
I An old citizen of Steubenville, Ohio,
Mt. Richard Harris, died suddenly from
apoplexy a few days since.
Tun bronze statue of Cornelius Van
derbilt, at the Hudson River Railroad
depot, will be. unveiled on the 10th.
Ton snow storm which began in Maine'
on Friday of last week continued through
Saturday. Sleighing in that State Is ex.
cel lent.
Or the 41.211 registered voters at
Baltimore, 22,047 absented themselves
from the polls at the mandpal election
last week.
IN California there are 8,000 Chinamen
out of work, and it la stated more are
return.ng to China at present than are
coming here.
McCoois has takes up his quarters at
Cincinnati. On the 10th he is to meet
Allen In the ring, "barring magisterial
interference."
THEItli are twenty4wo thousand her.
rely of oil at Borates Springs, Went Va-,
ready for shipment on the drat rise in the
Little Kanawha river.
IN a railway trial, for damagea, at lief.
fast, Me., several of the wtmessea were
deaf mute., their testimony bang taken
in the sign language..
In Michigan the price of apples has
doubled, on Recount of the Injury to the
crop from the recent frost and snow.
Uonaiderable snow is still on the ground.
A roarc-ra as to the ownership of a
hog appraised at five dollarawsa tried In
Lawrence county, Ohio, a few days ago,
the costa of which amounted to two huu.
deed dollars.
Raw. Da. Ttau has written a letter to
the Committee us the Revision of the
rPlscoparPrityer Boa; tlettkely d am ,
caring the project and refusing to eve It
any supporL
Ix Kentnekyeriminals are yet punished
by the holt, but in a recent case at New
port the kind hearted Sheriff allowed the
culprit to keep his oust on while he exe
cuted the sentence of the court.
IT may not be generally known that
by act of liarch 3, 1863, unless soldiers
or their heirs make application for any
bounty due them, before the lat of De
cember next, they will not be paid.
Tug Baltimore and °hie Railroad
bridge eaves the Oalo from Benwood to
Bellaire is being constructed speedily by
a large force at work night and day. The
third end last pier has been erected above
low water mark.
TITS Cuban Junta are Industriously at
work to induce the President to insert a
plea for Cuba In his annual message.
Saretary Fish is opposed to any refer.
ens or allusion to Cuba, and will doubt
less carry the President with him.
A nor of twenty, Robert O'Conner,
has been arrested In Albany for bigamy,
his two wives being the complainants.
Both marriages occurred within Mx
months, and the same clergyman pro.
formed the ceremony on both occasions,
A GOEIT at the 'Bt. June. Hotel, in
Cincinnati, having had restored to hint by
a lad his lost wallet, containing $6,500,
dropped It Into his pocket gracefully,
buttoned his coat over it securely, and
walked away dignifiedly, without arms
"thank you."
kirtwacksx has been for some time
engaged Ma controversy on the, subject
of vaccination In the schools. Ttie Board
of School Commissioners have been
working to introduce. the ,meastire, but
the Germans, from whom came most of
the opposition, have prevailed against It.
Tun tax for the entire State of Muhl
ffan, for 1869, with a population of one
and a quarter million, Is $465,264,97, and
the tax for the city of Detroit, for 1869,
with ninety thousand population, Is
6703,905,64. The State administration Is
Republican. The administration of De
troit Eemocratic.
A LADY in New York, on a recent
rainy Sabbath, went to church carrying
two umbrellas, and at the conclusion of
4 . ase oes loaned one to an entire scrim.
ger. Thla Is considered by New Yorkers
a remarkable instance of lkitb, and doubts
are expressed as to the probability of the
bread she cast upon the waren returning
to her again..
Owl night last week four dogs killed
two hundred and ten sheep, end Injured
a great many more, belonging to Judge
Lawrence, on his farm some four miles
west of elle tenter, Logan county,
Ohio. They attacked the dock about five
o'clock In the evening, and continued
their slaughter till nearly morning before
they could be driven off.
"Ma hominess Feast Boos," men.
Lions a horse that died at sixty-seven
yeah of age, and another that was quite
coltish In his lorty Bah year. Three aloes
of longevity were doubtless the results of
good ave. It Is never economy to put a
horse to the utmost of his strength to ob
tain a great amount of work, or to feed
sparingly to save provender.
Tin retutlon of the two branches of
the Presbyterian Church will bring Into
one body 143 Presbyteries, 27 Synods,
2,381 ministers, and 258,203 membas of
the Old School, and 113 Presbyteries„ 24
Synods, 1,848 ministers, and 179,560 men.
ben of the New School, making a total
of 236 Presbyteries, 51 Synods, 4,222
ministers and 481,469 members
Boaz surprise wu created at the Treas
ury Department, a few days since, upon
the receipt there for redemption, from
a New York Railroad Company,- of a
twenty.thre cent note of the new issue
which had the appearance of having been
in girl:dation for some time, but did not
bear the red seal of the Treasury upon Its
face stamped on ell the National - currency
at the Department. The note was u p on
the Doren:uncut paper, and undoubtedly
Rinsed from the genuine plates, but not
having the seal, shows that it was put in
circulation after being printed by the New
York Hank-note Company, and before
ruching the Treseury Department. It
will be remembered that the back of the
new note is printed by the National
Bank note Company of New York, and
the awe by the .hmefican Company of
that city; hence the note - above refe ' cred
to mast have been stolen from the com
pany which was engaged last in printing.
The Government will not, however be
the loser, as the Bank-note Oompales
are charged with every sheet of pswr
lamed to +, sad must return eltha
the y fed on the piper, or :the
tr.
NO. 255
ihmiling In Eurepe
In an acrrv•unt of a duel which took
place recently, between Prince de Met.
ternich and M. de Beaumont, in the
' Figaro, the following details are given of
the encounter Prince de Metternich
wished that the weapons should be sa
; bers ; and M. de Beaumont, although in
the character of the offended con Latent,
I and therefore entitled to the choice of
arms, consented. The duel took place
between 10 and 11 o'clock, not at Brun
.la, as Las been slated, but at a short dis
tance from Strasbourg, on an Island in
the Rhine, which belong. to the Grand
Duchy of linden. The seconds were, for
the Prince, the Count de Velershamb,
Attache of the Embassy, and the Prince
Sagan; for M. de Beaumont, the Viscount
ißurcet, captain of cavalry, and the
count de 05119111., a member of the
-
Jockey Club. When they bad ar
rived on the ground the seconds ar
ranged the preliminaries of the duel,
which It was decided should not cease
until the surgeon had stated that either
the adversaries was incapacitated.
The Prince attacked his opponent eager
ly, and according to the rules of the wea
pon which he had selected. M. de Beau
mont, on the other hand, only parried,
and, as he did not know the man
agement of the saber, he only made
thrusts with the point. Soddenly he
fell on the Prince most furiously,
and pierced the upper part of hisright
arm through and through. Streams
of blood
,gushed out from the wound,
and the surgeon having stated that the
Prince could not nee his arm any longer,
the combat, which had lasted only a
few minutes, ended. The hemorrhage
from the Prince's wound was so great
that his face became deadly pale. The
two combatants, who had saluted each
other before the fight, did so also after it,
but without exchanging a word. The
Prince was taken to the chateau which
Madame de Buesieres, mother of Madame
de Pourtales, occupies in the suburbs of
Strasbourg. His medical attendants have
decided that he is not to leave his bed for
ten days or a fortnight. M. de Beau
mont, It may be added, is the gentleman
who, finding some letters in his wife's
boudoir the tenor of which displeased
him, has since been answering them him
self with challenges to tight M. de
Beaumont has now been out thrice on
this account, wounding his man on every
occasion, one of them the young Viscount
CLaparede being run through the lungs,
and the latest victim, Prince de Metter
'itch, having hie arms slashed severely.
He has an appointment to fight the Count
de Piirjamea, and an encounter with M.
de la Itedorte le in coarse of arrangement.
Several other gentlemen remain to be
called out, and one of the conditions of ' I ,
the meetings is that they shall be centin•
sally renewed as soon as the wounded
recover until M. de Beaumont or one of
hie adversaries be killed.
Additional Starlets by Telegrapt4
Naw ORLEANS, November 2.—Cotton
Idles hat tower; Middling at 24 34'14250;
males of 57.000 bales, rozeipta s.OBB balm
exports to Liverpool 5989 bales, to Havre
3,760 bales, to Bremen 2,045 balm Flour
firm : sales treble extra at j6,00@i6,22.
Corn snares, white ;1,I& Lard dull st
18@20c. Whisky lower: Sales at Petit@
1,22 (23Cree active. Other artlote ara
unchanged. Oold at 127%. Sterling at
New York sight drafts parWi per
oent. discount.
CAL LIBIDO IL, Man, November 2 . — Bast
cattle receipts, 2190, the largest receipt
In one week for year. Buyers were dis
inclined to purchase liberally . Prioes
ranged lower by 60 cents per cwt. than
last week. Sales of extra cattle at 112,25
@12,715: fleet quality, 111@12; second
' quality, 1110(411.1.75; third quality. V@
9.50. Sheep and lambe--recelpta, 12,937.
Prioee of good sheep ranged low, when
compared with the ratee two months ago.
Sales extra at 13,5004,25.
Nam:Lyn-Lg, November 2.—Cotton; low
middling 23 , ,c; good ordinary 23c-
Wheat; red 11,05. amber 11,10, white
1 4 / 5 01.20. Oats Mo. - St nay $425. Corn
1,14 ftyerft." -- Fllftir "KV for rowan.
to Clancy. Bacon; Odes :ON ad= 2341 ,
shoulder* 173.40, Lard 1930.
lEEE
O
Lag 1 . - 136ASIE—tin Than..lay evening.
October 2111th. at ♦ u Salo. Church, elle of I' Itts
bare, by Eee. John S. ICI., Sector. Mr. CAL.
VIM SWELL, 01011 City. and Mrs. E EL
BLARE. of Pittsburgh.
CCM
HRI•R—Io Tocaday, at ban past 19 r.
af.er a brief Macs, ♦l4Th ZJ ♦. CA1111119.11.
/scurfl from his late residence, at
inorteelith Was,. on Ttic•suaT .rreaaooe,
Not. 19.9 at SI o'clock.
ELLIOT 1 . , in Tuesday morning. Nov. •d, a.
o'et,•et, !AMISS W. ELLIOTT. aged 111 year.
The relatiff•aoo friend. of the faintly Sr. re
spectfully idetted to attend the loners.] front toe
realdene• of A. H. Dowd*, on Josephine
Street between 11th and 19th arena, Eat
Htt
tnlnkhan. on TH VEISDAT. Nov. •ah, at IC
o'clock s.
ISTCKLE—Ou Tuesday. last., al 3 o'clock
asc
. la the efid yevat
Venerel on To crited•T, 4th Init.. at 10
a'cl ea. from the resided. of Jun. Laughlin.
Duo... Way. Friends al the fudity Sc. hut
ted to attend.
1711DIIIITAICIEMS
ALEX. AIRE N .. , UNNEIIi
IC
T•KEL. No. lISO 10011TH trraltW/
OAK:: 00/71118 of all Wads MUMS
W
O ton e• try dorbrlpUou of lb/awful it,
alabau foralabeal. BMW dav
•lerat Carriages furnish.' for ally faa...rala a
Illa.oo woe.
lawlararrmas—lla.DandSort. Eby.)
W. Jaaohu, D. D.. Sawa. Llrtas. lark.. tut
b Zap.
ICIWILEBryAmytEB AND LITART &TABU!.
*orlon f DUBNY STRAMI AIM CHUM{
AVEN Allegheny City, when :Aar 01.41/11
MAXIMS 110 eonstanUyAmpp/lod mttl teal att
Elation R.r •trood, Mahogany alid Waltz I
a; at Wats %Myths tram jet to IMOU. Ite
pre aRJ !ter In , ~rmaaL
. curt=l eu•
Gonda, lf nmalyeA. — (Tan“ t il opea at all how+. dai
lad BUM.
JONEPH METER & SON,
UNDEFIT'A_IC.F.ItI3.
I=
o.rr+.tw tor ...morals 13.00 /Isola.
duce COTF
FIND
and all Ihuseral
d
Ii 2L.. lA . J i
ISCLUNCIS 111•11101• L HAAR.,
rroosepoo, Nov. 11, 111419. I
er'THE BOARD OF DIREC
Mes.l of WILY of this Book Ire docloavci • 61,1
/OUR (4) PLR Mg?
free of all taxes, payable oil or aim Um letto
lasi.
♦. LO!0, .11AsIstaket Caahl.r
Bans or Pirreariantl.
November AM 111119.
Fr•TRE PRESIDENT and DI.
HECTORS of krns Rook have WM daysle.
aDeed a dividend of FIVE YER CENT on
to
oos/ mock. •at of the proate of Use Leak t omonth ...men 111 be pall 10 stockbulders or
legal mamma tari oa a.. after rho 111th Mat. frac of Homonment, Mara sad local taxer
_nolnialidailil W. ItIALBURN, (ambler.
Ela%. Or Ptresananu. k
P11,111;11011. La., Doe. S. 1660.
ar - DIVIDE• D.—THE DIRIEC.
TOM alibis Bant dare ehle day declared
a dlvidee d of •IVIC Plan CON? on the Capital
'coca. oat of the prod,. Cl the hal six saankfaa
payable to the Stockholder, or their leo!' reps
ruse era and slter the 11th loot.. the
Book autualue the Uovernment tax of IS per
eest.
bolke,
J. Z. BRA.DT, Cubic,
o,rws W..... IrcsonAnw roar wr, d
t rrneolltrat. November 1/09. I
arDI YID END.
The Board of DI eetors
a f . , !r:f eeeateLNY have MU day Oeetated • 4lvl
FOUR DOLLARS IMO FIFTY CENTS,
upon mat Winof law Capital Block, oat of lb"
UAW.
profits of 12w law six moolbs. ft. Of
Goner,. .• et.* Stoek
holden on nod oft*, the oth lost.
ek0.1.1.13 Seeoetarr.
oso., w.motWolirro. •LIcIST 6 WASTIM
JOll.ll DILIVOIMIL
DILWORTII, DdRP t & CO.
Wholesale Grocers,
Na 243 LIBERTY STREET;
RppeaM bead of Wood stmt, PttuturEb
11• YE OPtNLD wrzu •
Very Large and Complete Stock of
GROCERIES,
=I
Thy ileihrttally livite the Attention
„„, PIIROHAIEIERS.
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE
t. tee t.sst and cheapest commercial 0.1t4
ae...paper pon !shel,r, Western
No farm,, me,oso nr oteretunt ab 0614 %,
vrlthont
Tazani :
, *torle soAseritsers . . at $0
Clare of flee
1/4
flab of top.. .. I
♦ copy Is forolstled gratolumsly to 1!a fetter
op of elob of ta m. Postmaster. are nasaate•t
1.6.41 u atcots•
♦ddren,
PENNIMAN, REED & CO..
Noartnata.
FH'NO7'lCKS—"flrLet,'• ...Mar — 624..
"Law,"..Wassta, "Fot:ff.' . "Board"
wt dreeding FOUR LINEA We
6, snow-reed ra thew eohrmsu onn fbr
TW EN TY-FiVE CENTS; tae• add•
toonal lane FIVE CENTS.
WANTS,
WA NTF.D.—AL few shales 01
toe ll•nebt..ter Ma•iug• Nana Stock.
Knoolre •. tht Lanais' House, •tiegb.
NV LI rTSe°co!.l° t.34—0r787e°"fi.6--1
able for .1 ff.•[l..soan arm wife or in ramie
roe, wit/a bard... i n . 1 3 1 POlrt.ti AVM*
WANTED.-TIFFO BOIL.Ajp•
VP'
,egh•ny
iNTED—HELP,—AT
v PLuYMINT UNTICC, N. I ft!, Oak
etreet, ItOrt and XXII, tor
I armarmy
lane. of m0t0r... , r.....
02 .11 kinds ono be ntorited on short
1 1 ELTAATER—An AGENT for this
Olt) to .11 tbr relebtated Sal 'MAY AI
1.,,,LiT0N atat'lliOE. Our vied* we
term• more Ilarr.i teats aay otber eomyaay.
t , !l l l.!?S 'oo2i r "." 711 .
lI_C. 111,e.
NT ED. —4 GENTS every .
WHRItE to .II the • M LIMAN' KNIT
111A,HINE, Lho , tectleal repoll.4
K oh. Maehhve ever me tea. t.les an 7
CO.,flel#
lioesua, Mu, or ht. Lost, Mo.
TED. - mouTeAses.—
I $20,00i1 to Loan in large or moll amoente.
THOMAS Y. P971'9
BILI Bond sod lotato Beoier.
No. 179 ttm thaeld Meet.
WANTED. AG EFTS. 7-_42:
1 00
priaTyra=, oll
i 0
~1g °Vrel l iVa i4 g :
CHO. C. Preeotoi 919. Great Inducement.. to
r
Lock littlah•`-ortls do any dot wart Linen
he done on any moonlit - 100.090 sold end Um
demand 0011 randy larreaataw. New la &mama
to take an (fumy. of•rd for elmulam, 11111. S.
ware or loin
err.
Addrosts 5900m9 •
Cu.. itoston n Mass., Pittabomh, Pa , or M.
Lunt. Wt.
TO LET
•
far Z o -t ET.—A Pleasant Room
• rentlana..• ..eennt ara at No. 55 LA....am street.
'Po LET. — Farsalahed or VII.
P . 175N181.1113 noOM. aide.. A. L.
4•I.IIiTX 0110.•
ripah LET.—A Large. larnigked
FRONT RooV; coa/, aaa CM/ of MO
room lat..la4aa. Hafer nom reqVised. Mrs. IP.
CLARK. Allegheny CUT.
LE WITH BOARDING,.
Fro T
nt Reel.. Location - the 6r
nrellte L• the city. ill NOttil strane t
City.
It RENT —Veal the But_
day af April ern. the two atoned arnea
welllnj HM.2, “Intalaltis ilrelioloo46LAWl•
ell O. ....per of mock.a arenas midash.
streak with wale aisaetted. To•ifoolifoh•
alba. proralses 111 be frt low, Lipgatnrett
rituliAsB. UPDIE.I4 .
909 reamer Avenae, Alleghead,
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Couwr
1 , Y— , 11i4 o Itable for a Ilsoklug or '
unlit
offal , UHTE
SUf:
OR SALE.— [WILDING Lanni
La La. wszcooerlile. Inquire of TROMAD
N, "ttornol-at. La +, No. O TIM
4...u0•
• .
EiALE—ELAB.F. CI:WM&
•a: To close • pu - oversttlp. WARE BOUfl
Yoe. DD and CIN Third "tune, 34 feet front snit
SO reef d. ep: (ow stories blEb. For Mon
apply to
1.4 ELI ED IE
SIVIODSO.
p7ll 96 and 9ffllibet •Tears.
*1- ILILLE.--Enatmsand 00
Natiand edam; Bead, of 41/I.llEadm
co.lautly to band.
Orders fro m all Par of sae ConattTESONstly.
xecuted.
J.SJSZS HILL CO..
corn. r Marton • venni. F. F. W. C. W
A.Deranny.,P•
VOR SALE.-
1 W 2 . 1 %T.136;ta'rrt.171V.11
and Gas PI xtor r b. kl.er•sa and &WWI.
lo War e , I.ut h gra Sect 314: .. an4rw
re m. oae-ba.t cash, main _
Team b CVTABILIZT it IMAM
nat..
It SAL ::OP ON NODM
UE. ALLEY:MIIIT 'CITY; M..-
. Wilding. &axle/Mt. It being .11411174•114-
Goa y & 03. •• • man faz to rantbtlat
One of the ruentbera of the Irro whattati terplUde;
from Marine. 01:1 amount of mar beat% rp
hare decided .o elneo oot Unsparrof Unthwol
nest • hargarn.
Al.o good will of MIMI
Pow (A ao 1U Mahe poorer.) Unto me marry.,
ebluer; would taste rood &won maker dber&l
am 60x/100 loot, co If icor learnt Foraather a
partleulora Islamize at No. 44 Ohio .0004, AU*.
FOR SALE-10 ACRES, EMS
o r more, In Pntna tosrashlp,
nasty. Allegheny Voile, It. K. rano tgi lk gr " Ws..`
Teo besaral furls Vora Instr.. Pram& boa*.
or sta reams. and
rood stable .0 aft other
pessary ont - baaldlngs; orchard at MI boaglagf:
trek trs es, of aft kinds; good rv~ed. are
nthano prasebeerleo and corm to; glut
of rock, quarry opened: .10 ant Aar rsV l 2 .
Amor. or oranalaatnelna esubillannenial
under entire plan, rood Indscallona Of I
deepest water aced best landlonfon the door; si lo
fenced. Inquire of A. B. HAIL% 0. tAn
FOR SALE.
end Lot. on Spring Hlll, Seventh 4114.
Lice SO,S100: 16t sores neer Flo. InnISIMUOn s .:
4,000: H use and Lot, 04 James
,501); 2 boners on I , !ilst l Tz IFSIVO
. 47a
;7".4.111 ° A --
input, rose. 46,000: 9 ots oo Fremont
4,000. house anal lot lb Selena. MM. lOW.
sore 0000.4 In Brllevee tom 41:41 ;
111 lota, WWI of Beaver street. 02,850; how
and 11 acres In Ellustuth Bons, $4600: 11 au.
sul lot lo Brunette., Soave, contirenne
coolants 21 rooms, lot 613 by )110 foot 000 z
tam at Sur Oats statlsta. 311 sores,
sere. Inquire of
warrratoisas.
Seal !rata &fon corner Unto and SansnnOgt ;
Kr. fa, AI -
..11 .
DEIMOS/ AL.-11.11 persons aeetw !
LSO HOMZB, or liere....s /a.
Asti 4i
bus .1 s a ve tbs 4 bo.. by. 6124 BE y IS ML" Pl ls yr IU a .I TO A M
.111 be mat by bull tai.
.
rano. earmos tall to ffet .11W tel of th• tarn
114 a II annum. elturT • PHLTA:I.I ilsby
bob.,. tad Baal Zstata Area., 11 0,
SS.
WASHINGTON @THEE?
PROPERTY' FOE SALLII.—Wc. lel?
103 Waablertma Wee; 44 net front anet
mirmitrolgv,(l4l7 - a =V U.
Tor tenzu..ol7 ,
ELT ZDITENDEIOII,
90 sad 911 Mile4 o
CUM
LOST
OST.—ONIfIONDAIN
NOON, h• lb• laa of Ua• Plairtargb 14,1
Mandlatir lail•raj, • Pi CID! T IOOY ara:
taloa, Meld - Three Donna, IT • ladT. TOW'
hat, 'cab be libenalr started by bating cirri
same at this °Zee, or a /orb aer L Coirano's,
Marlon imam., /Ilea bear City. noll4ll
A
WATCHES, JEWELRY; acf.'
MMVM
FOR SALE OR HlRee
W. G. DtrRSEATII'B,
Jr.WILBT AND OPTICIAL STOKE.
56 Firm A VXMITZ,
torrocette tftandsifill.
MERCHANT -I'AILOIIB,
HENRY 6~ . 11U1611,:',
RANT TARIM,
Cana of Penn and Stith Streek.:
ALL AND, WINTER 5T0C1....,Z1
N w o Vir 0 0:1S/P L &a
BRASS FOUNDRY
JOHN IL COOPER & CO,
Bell and Brass Foamism
nen& LOCOIRTIVI a lAMB
BRASSIES
Made Prompt/if 'to: ordaN, ,, ti
BABBIT% METAL
Made and Kept on Hand.. - . 1
ihopeams sadMouttectaras at
eißahoeWheir
LE Coopcfam . prov
STEAM PUMP. ,
Ocoee, 882P~N$
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