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TORItENCE MeGARIt,
Apothecaries and Dealers in
ForAign and.Domestio Drugs, 11 tt eakata
anisOheminals —Dyes-and Dye43tuire m
::414141, Perinitery, Tandy Altioles*
Lsnd , Tolet Soaps, Wines and Li ,
~. ignore, Tobacco -. and. -Cigars,
Paints, Oils and Varnishoa, •
Trusses, Supporters and
(Braces, 'rroprietary edicines,
&o„ .&c,
, iSUBSEtiI 1 • --TRUSSRBI
~~ LV
_.• • , .
aWamantifiwtoe all the late elylei of impror•
ed Trusses, and kerp constantly on hand
trandril, , Fiteh a, Ritteerr• ase's, - Hull's;
and all other manufacturer's.
Ia casea
•• • • .
any peculiar style of Trull!
er,WWpllf desire ,jt, we will mattuLietnre
tis - Order •
~ABDOMINAL SCIPAIRTERBI
i; , .BROULDBR BRACES,
STOOK,INPFS.
;I: 11.11•..7
P DR4. l lpq-ARR attends personalty to the.st,
pßeatttin,of Trunes, - at., and to the treatment
of Rupture.
PHYSICI A N'S PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY. VOW:POUNDED. Our Pre•
scription Departilient is always in charge of an,
experienced Pharmaceutist, and all articles used'
40 compounding prescriptions, are selected with
regard td Purity, fleshpots and strength.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all -
how s of -the
DIETETIC & CULINARY ARTICLES
Pure Cream of Tartar_.
EnzHall Raking Soda
. , English Palllitatti
Grain and Powdered Clorea, Pura
PeriP ., r
4.4 sl,spice
Cinnamon.
Ralf'
Balk
Oasgelro Corn Starch,
•ff l ,o •aelatfito,
Prlcse'e Glycerine.
IlerfrPs Fertile.
Pure Wines for tfookini purposes.
Burnetva CookingAlatracts
• 2 VIOLOway.. s- eed ,
Ahdea Seed.
• L ' • fioffender Seed,
. t . . • Mace aud riutmegs,
Saleratue,
Pearl Asp,'
me., Ise., Sm.
•
HOUSEHOLD . ARTICLES
. . •„ .
COnoentrated Lye, Pure.Potasho
Sal Sods Alum,
Silver Saud , Both Brick,
ToOB, ice., ho,.
SUNDRIES
Hemp Seed, Canary Seed, Rape Seed,
k ieL Bone, &c.,
Pittsburgh Agency
For all I"eliable Proprietary Medicines . di :
Dr. D: Jeliwirs Expootorant,
Alterative,
411 Carminatives
Hair Tonto at Hair Dye,
Sanative Pills.
Dr. J. 0. AYEIVIFIThavy Peotoial
•• ' erT
Catharttills.
4 4 1,11111M.F. "
i'74l si 'I : Artie•Uttre.
. . .
~ .. .
lifialLßOLD'S Celebrated Remedies :
Buehu, for diseases of Bladder.
::.e.:;.. Rose Wash.
SarsspaMlia, far faipurlties of 1
"the blood.
Dr. C. W. - ROBACH'S Seandbasitlan Blood
Purifier.
Brads.
SCalail(slollPtilinonic.
at)4,_ ztr.of,tiotiro;
. .
fiENIIIRDIAS Medina Diaoovety.•
' Salt' Rheum Ointment
WRiGHT% C,leVrittEd Indian Vegetable
Biabdrathle Pills, -
•
Dr. E ,Eltalrilaon'e •
Hpatettees Pe' debrated Stomach Bitters,
Draltehi Plantation nt ttert,
Putter's Nersrine English Bitters,
An Antido t e Intemperance,
An4All,thi tellable patent medicines of th
Pail?, Lids, Zincs, Colors, Oils,Varnishes,
lirttaliee, Putty, Tube Pauns, Gold Leaf, &c.i.
We have facilities for furnishing these articles
at nianufac , users prices.
J;Nrusis and Medicines.
•
, . .
•
1
Otte ateek of Drugs and Medicines are selected
semi , tuteually with grep4 , cm I plan experinced
pharmg.o7.tfat r arvi phymelan, %ma we guarantee
all dru andlnexliatneieNte sell pure and unadieL
iterated.
e,x „Chemicals.
:liMerieeriOliemleale we buy from the
celitorstod haute -of POWERS Or, WEIGHT-
An Anquiry of your fenitly_phystelou
hay you.so to their purity.
eis Dye Stu@i3
oVlpoiiion: We pi . tki . n &eh end
• . reliable,. - •
Annotta,Alutn. Blue Vitrol, Brazil Wood,
_Gam Wood, Cochineal, Copperas, Cud
bear, Extract Log wood, rustic, In
atir,r, Nio Lao Dye,
Wood, Red LogwoodTa,
rtar, Mad
e
Molly Sumac, Turmeric
-• ' • t Big* -
Foreign
Wineilwarandiea, tine and Liguare r for medi.
anal luta only; viz
Oiard. Derr& Co , a Cognac ,
P nile old cf
Grape Br
Per andy t
o'Wine, •
Pure . n.itt Sherry Wine,
Pareold Maderia Wine,
PtireAlolland Gin. - •
.7t - J •
anniteii4t:
td SCroix Barns. •! I .
Inipiarted Cigarb.
Our 100* einbtaoca some of thollneat braid,
of Havant{ elgole, VlZ:
Oabanaa I Prettudos.
tperialeokEtrituatcaa
adreaTFlgitrcis I
Regale's 1 Bells (insoles
. .
Domestic Cigars
blasinfac.uredsfrom inioorted tobacco; viin •
.Theig i gibr b it a gan i tes I
And a yariety,i,bra d. ; . . - • •
Our steel" of gars wall purohalMl to 1863, indk
we are offering tham to consumer" at a.allght ad
canoe over our prices before the tax.law, when
purchased in quantities of one hundred and up
wards.
TOINE 9griTAL PROFESSION.
a44.4arrolir selogedurtoox or
S. White , ' Patent Teeth.
Omuta, 4,nnetrong teSust.Ps Tenth, s
W. A. Duff* Cri:Oe Teeth,
Moto AnOtudr Rates Teeth, . - . .
Jnbnann h.Lund , a Teeth.
Dental Chains Dental' La th e., ForarPlitt,
;•enr,„ 7 Wheeigiatitai , Drille_ , Dzairvaton; Frank
nalp- r ifaaaaWta:l3aaa; Gold :atat !silver Plita - •
l le oal end Tie Follefend panne noltaraliff *rer
nniption: • . • I
Catolognea to 4utfppltqation,
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vow ,a 4114
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Lortirtrattortka
THUItpsIIAY 1 104NINO CYtli : 111'1£
All.eghen7COluitr Raeetleaset7lbefollow,
i ng m e the :stare! the eleatkark ihekl4llBlls
il i zg il e s ti za T e ritY 1 4 1 tar , t he
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PITTEIBITROX
-Ist Ward 143 .410 176 4611
241. do^ • '139'.200 • ' "148' 99t`3 d do Ist'p' " 208%1313" • 821 161
3,1 do 24 p.... 0 618 • -251 2 1 p 269-, A. 03
at h 464 isfi 434 , ' ' 187 - '436
15th do Ist p •-• ~ 193 195
sth
611 -
do ...
.1,03 -•• • • 306 & 9 6
7Th do —A:2341263 i , ..132 268
844 do 214 383 • 210 WO
9th do 427 .• 203 434
11 . 1 11511-1
tat Ward -•- 125 634 183 62
24 do. 237 625 -.. 230 _
3d do Ist p 123 539 128 036
31 do .2d 261,211 k 319 204
4th do Ist p _ 195 630 .207 234
4th da p • - •
,175 mr ,
213
Boßouons. 4P'
67410121 , Pittithul2lll22k 263‹! ‹; l4 -1 40.4
West Plttsburga_.lll 72
.1 10.
' 75' C 0... • ... 70 01.
East Birmingham-261 337 . •..
Dutidestte ••i - • •• 1 • ,*
blanchester • ' • 490' '351 . 137'' 315'
Rtradoghatn
... . ...
171 24
rh-..4";..178 "atts
Lawnenc 179 106 -
doSherpsbur. , 241 p. 131.„
J. :. • -
is
AL,K..eo.ort
west raintbeth. .. .. .. .1. *.
Threntum
Elizabeth
Sewickley 13 114 IS 1 2
Temperauneville .102 144 103 '142
133. UM 134 168
TOWNS NIPS,'
Shairpsbnig
McClure
102 14 79 138 79 138
Union. '
Scott. 61 111. ... ..
Peebles/110p "62 '2l2' '
102 d. •
neserve
Collina
Fawn let
Upper S I :. (Nair—
MM.:endless .
Ross ;;i lc ;
Shafer
South layette......
Pitt
Patton.
Penn
Versailles ;...142 '154
Elizabeth 176 -446
Jetterson -113. 116
hilitin • 260 251-
Lower St. Cliair.. • .389 276
Robinson ' 89 127
Findley
... •
Moon.. ..... • • 98
Ohio
Franklin.
Baldwin..... .117 191 •
Si:my/dal„ . 27 137 , .
Noftti .I"B:piPtife. 83 .
Pine... ..... ...
west 'Deer'
East Deer
Neville
Sevelokley
ladirtimr
Oreacent
Hampton .
Richland ..„.. . . .
. . ...
• es .10'2
. •
Exeiteiriiiiiit 'fii `t.iieliiry7.—Tfie &eldest
excitement prevailed throughout the city yes
terdsy while the totems Were coming in, and
every man was disappointed at not receiving it.
detinite,iccouut on: the =hang folloWing thSi
eleotiOn- It, li".lizipessible 'to` 'iletecitlidef 'wilt
the returneiwere so tardy In arriving, and this
fact seemed to augur a victory 'for the Democra
cy, who were therefore jubilant over thei - prob.
able,stletvilt, Ala Tuesday night tho'DemoorMie
headquarters presented a spectacle rarely wit
nessed Crowds of, men.. with - aturiolis faces
thronged the hall as won as the polls were clos
ed, and all their interear seemed to be absorbed
in the doubtful contest. The welcomed courier
arrived and was - balled, a•iirtraelight by ;every,
• one The anxious (ideation was, what le the
news 1 ...,And the answer Wagg.enerally received
With chhers by the nueserout,essemtdage.,4pon.
the gal hexing lbeeisnie 'so „great that' ft Wes ini.i '
possible 'to admit the crowd within the limits
of the Demooratio thub.Hall and it wise there,
tpro proposed that - they shodld . adjourn to the'
front of the' headqUartera. - t eere 'the return,'
were read as 11000 AN troir rel, and Shouts of
delight fixing the' entlfuetisifo agattrablagtf rent
.the air at every new arrivalepSpeetches were af
terwards made by several of the most •pronil
' leent"Peuntssrata of this county, who signalized
themselves rbr their - untiringeffortei during the
campaign, and to whose la'bori We ere bi a gfeitt
part indebted for the loge increase in the Dem
ocratic ranks. Thamealteg dfil not wiJourn till
• a late hour, when the crowd, worn OKA with
fatigue add excliernint, Separated rot thb night.
The excitement was not much abated yesterday,
and men of both puttee were'expeCting the tele-
VAT as from
the East 47, e aegreatestounrtzoi-edtayi
as regards the election, - I
.
Out of Peaee.A. gentieVaati; .
an 'eVe'
vi.ita
nese of . thelhet, writes bit us that there id at
:present a certain minister 'who instead of
, preaching the goepepln Atallocip,oso4teed to
vent his feelings 'train - fife 'pulp l 0 The most
vile epithets and slanders against those of , the
Democratic, party who direr from trim in fprifitt
cal belief On the second of this month, which
was Sunday, the above reverend gentletnan held
one of his stump gatherings in the quietylliage,
of illenroaiiille, and stated that amity Mali that
voted the Democratic ticket would go to hell
iseadiang. The announcement took , 'time 'of'
his congregation by surprise: but it appears that
none of them were terrified by the terrible men-
rice . At itnother,,gatnefing'ciP-.tloVal otenk,trnt
same gentleman uttered language that would
disgust' toe moat violent 'Stump speaker.• 'fitiiir•if
firmed emphatically that be would sooner vote'
for the devil than for George , H. Mqvlellan. At
the same tintealiveraVgentlemeri-Weebit who
•belonged to his congregation were spegi - :
Demoorats and inten led to'vota for Meld .
i f
Their feelings oan bettor be • Imagined th ~e ,
setrioed.‘. The writer here,passes agvellaiiiiiikt4af
encomium on so mail) , other memberaqn
gospel who keep aloof from all . politioadtaihna.
sion and who thereby ensure to themselven she
respect and confidence of their flecks ..,ii ~,i,
,
Attempt at _Suleifle.—On Sund sy Mr,
LIDAS Wiviarnson,v7hd resides hear the line o s. r
the llempfleld Railroad, althut a toile pat./Visit'
east of ;Wheeling, - Made an atretnpt to - chnimit •
stocide by cutting her throat almos t from eat to
Ear, with a tatteher /afire . .. Pars. W. js abocitgo
`years of age.. For Bomar months 4olat she , Ifas
been manifesting onnasional symptoms tallrutan
i ty, and it wan -, abspeoted by - 4 Menthe* ittf the
family that 'she had designs upon her life. she
wasoherefore , closely' , watcheW irlida
t
however, she eluded the vigilande Of the html
for slew minutes, got bola of k 'butcher kW
and went into the cellar Wham' Witt succeedsd'hi
indicting the horrible wound. ' SottielOrthe'
branches orthe jugular were Oft, but the Jura , '
ler vein itself was not severed. The .uorortil
nate woman bee not spoken since 'the 'Wound
was inflicted, and she cannot swallow any kind
of food or drink. It is feared she cannol recov
er.
The election of Tuesday last has not yet been
decided, AS iyet.ettletnig k vicfoiy,
but we have encouraging news from the well
kooyqu flritt.oLC, Harmon Loye,:!.- 4.a.
inettars,il4 76- fehMkei stFeift; . Thie 'grin
ner; decided some days ago, as we are all well
aware, todoseoutfiheirstook.of dry goods at
greatly reduced prices. Read the Xollowing prio
rs: • tints at 25 Cents a yard; "wide bleach
ed , ocu ts; deleinee ,at cent_ i s •
yre low tip it and' to won ' Ibidlntch 'l'oo and thee to
enuM , bt:it concrueleg
wow ere to tweet this . Arm.
and 'tioodf Tiede mak* their
panful 'bei darlaftea 'and numner,
Ramo Ca.4.71.-sad 7$ Market street.:
,
A Curd ,— Thoundersigited who :was Ltd Lip
tor a onneulerable }engtb pt ttulp :wake, danger.,
Due 'attack or typhoid tr..4 t itea zwthoit
to expr.elia Ms heartfelt quit, top?, 4.-G.,..ge-•
quanc, to whose motto aftertheilntesz
sinful of • rrovrldence, Bulphted fur.
preheat state of health and vigor,
CIELke• Clectrinish:
Toll crollitstor,sate NO. Allegheny & Butler
• •
plankrolid. .• -
The moat, astcmlaVngAngea of Dyowery
a n
Dl.arehces,'DOth - among among scadiera and
erA k are dailj a r th o i r4 e, tlirtuto
!sovereign remedy. '. • • toff'
Oil Stoet.;aTala (Thumlay) evening, ifie - -
o'clock, will be sold at Mao
street, a Wt atoll etogity inoluding soma!
- • dividend paying clara. , •
,
• ale of .unelaimeaftelghttil
ratiraday
..mignalarat lOW
a 6 714 t
1 1 7: . ° )..di'lC- LaTicating
=ow, vaston no c vn *
c i =?Aterß.94 -glom" k'e° l
. 7-vmikuiernv c du., 44
JAS. BOYD,
987 Ltherty streets
n warranted,pue."
ausl64lisi
.str 203
,• 4 171 '172 '774',
120 astir. • t 110 260'
k)tit - i.ii • ***
118 210 133 213
J4B
• 98 192.
Is the only safe and sure cure. It eon
tains no opeintoraildeterioin drugs, no min
eral or other injurious compounds common_
Ile 3 4PkOir ifold, for We' elms of
Cense. It /4 110ArtpademIII that, ghygoisns
very gentirallyliat IC In their praeiloe in
all obtonie•and. dangerous aces. •
lir Use no Cholera min - tares or doubt
ful 'compositions, (many U . which under
mine and ruin the oonstitutipn,) ',rhea you
san obtainitt moiling reinedriee4imple
and safe as Blackberries themselves.
-Ask itr- britizei Biiazirtari
and efts the proprietor's name is
written on the outside wrapper of each bot
tle. 'i Pret.iited'mily by
• 7 4.
rtyptiopfl,.§7.l.l , ol7ilfetri
for estle9l4ll eels:o'l 2 le druggist&
Pries Mold-style, 85 bb:) 250.150.. nN
Pet SIM%
SEWINGMACHINES
16C.00r , of - th , -e have
,akready been Lid.
:(44,41,(11)0 w aae in P itsbnrgit
kid Vicinity. ,
!The Bale of these inimitable Machines is,
gteatetlfgff ell others" combined:
lfto one should buy a Sewing Machine
,until._44 have examined and tested the
Wheeler &
They are warranted for three years,
Inititiotabirree.
isar-Salesroom, No. 27 FIFTH STREET.
„ *.ht. SUMNER & 00., Agents. ,
semUlaikw.
mt.v.s 010,1710.51 OF CO-PARTNEt.
E.—The late fign of O. lallil‘E.ll
SYDe.i ` ;Rectiesotveal on the lat . or August last.
TELEA.Nnit I}I4ISEN, Executrix,
F. L. IHNSEN, Executor
4 3; - OfrEaateOf U. Waukee; deceased,
cur; lustscrr,.
Insisszt,
rd: tug. lamseia.
G~j0.4111 TNERASITP. —THE UNDER
_ will.ontlnue ,t/ie clime Mannino,
buelneec, under tne thin name of C,
seiltilmd
zit pumaa 'AL SALE OF 00 A L
. ;,11C4 Wolll.ltti AND REAL
undenlig - ded'.'Exectitorti of 2laniei Armittrons'
deceatted, , offer for sale the following described,
property:' One undivided. half of the Arm..
• r strong,Coal Works,situsted in Uniowownship,
Washfnelitt bemety, on their pool, • Alonongs
'bele rimy tbe wtiole Alontaleing about 413 acres
of Coal, with extensive Myer. front, on which
tildw . and valtiablo improvements have been •
made; iiiintOW in complete working order.
wen.ty-elekt. acres of land in Peeblea town
s*, nonvecdent tat: the , 'extension bf Thinnsyl
vania-Avenue, And admirably adapted for coun
tro mtptaardlots... . , .
t
BY LAMBERT. ficeautare.
Pdttabrugh, Oc . 11th, 1864.
12-eixtgw
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106 Oder 311canonpietuei.
, o dad Irgag
frx;trkl
-V-4 4 1. = • = 4.7 ; a11214
'imarteirEhotal'isiiiersv.,",?
Jai andlar
"tobacco this
precisely, at.
D AND AiXrndt l
trrwirsta
...0241(4ndthialtlitArSideed and:Coyi,
[.llOl and t - pclund minx •teadyedji
'idebv;tlc44ll.63.l.ViOd• REYMER &BRA
Arri r ti 40;41.5.14341 ido and I
Iy MINIM OIL S TONE S.
SLIPS, far sale by JA BEA
SIPS Woodw
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DYSENTtRY
3Di tirklt(cilijist.
DIXON'S AiI67ItATIO
ELAmEREERY
opmxicAE
0. T. IHMSEN
WM. IHMSEN:.
M. o'o. LI:111ISBN
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T•
A. IN'CLELLAND; AUCTIONEER;
55 PIFTSI STREET.
A BARGAIN.— Will be offered at a bargain,
f.irilste days - only, a desirable prthetty donehlf
lug of a piece ground, hay. A • front of 96
feet by HO Met deep, on Which is erected a two
story Bric Dwelling built last spring ; with a
pump of soft water, stititbbery, plants, tic Nit
uated, to Lawreuerille, within three minutest
walk' oT tbe eath. For f urther desm of
properttand teriniktnou re Ethan Fifth street.
UffiltAfhlED FREIGHTS, &c. AT AUG
-1-1( iN.—On THURSDAY DIORNING, .tdth
inst., at 10 o'clock, .at Masonic . Hall Auction
House, bff Flith.street ; will be sold without re
serve, to pay 'enrage, a quantity of unclaimed
freight, ineluding Hardware, Locks, Latches
and. Bolts, Pais, &bum "Knobs : Augu'ret, Axes:
Hatchets, Clamps and Screws, Box Whetstones,
hared 4o_rop.iLeather, 2 barrel! Pilot. _Bread,
12 boxiePiloi ftritid: Oil Cans, Litinps,
nets, Clocks, .toci of Bed Clothing, together
with a numerous quantity of smaller
A T leo it boXe erms--Oash .f i O /Vary Tobacco 320 Caddies t lo.
OIL STOOXS AT AUCTION.--On
Da X hVENJOtifet 14th ,Joat., at 8 o'clock, at
asOnie Alt Allot - lon khoma, 65 F. Ith street,
will be °Arad the follosting
Sharee Federal
" ' Stella .
Fleming ik Blood
, g El Dorado
Boma Week_ "'
Ohio Va ll ey "
Cherry Bun
Fayette
Merchants
Ltilden
PROPOSALS N
ts-eo 13tyrvits.
TR6AAIDHY DIPARTMENT,
Waehingloit, Uotober 1, 1861.
Sealed offers will be received at tide Depart
ment, under the act of 00n. vess, approved June
30, 1864, until the
of
of Friday, the tithrn
slant, for bondsof the United States, to the
amount of fbrty Millions of dollars. The bond.
offered will bear an interest of Eta per eentum,
payable ir.en-shnually, In coin, on the tint days
of 1'44 and November, and will be redeemable
at the pleasure of the Government, after live
years, and . payanle In twenty years from Nov.
I, 1664.
Etch offer must be for fifty or some multiple
of fifty dollars, and must state the sum inoludinc
premium offered . h hundred deltas, or for
fifty when the offer is for no more then filly,
Two periejmt. of,tbe Adagio" (ealuding pre.
miuta),,acthe whole amount bid -for, by each
biddeiiiiittiatba 114i:silted; an is guaranty. for the
payment of subsoriptiona if accepted, with the
Treasurer of the United States at Waahingtou,
or 4;rlth the Assistaat Treasurer at New York,
BoatoniThiladSlphia or Si. Louis, or with the
designetad Depositary at Baltimore, Pittsburgh,
ificeineati, .Louisvilisi, Ohioago, Detroit or
Buffalo, or with any National Deposit Bank
which may consent to transact the businecs
without charge, for which deposits duplicate
certificates will be Maned to the depositors by
, the officer or bank receiving them--the originals
of which mat he forwarded, with the offers, to
this Department. All deposits should be wade
in tigne.ffir the' Certificates with the offers to
- reach Washington not later than the morning of
October 14, as aforesaid. No offer, not accom,
pealed bir . itsproper oertifloate of deposit, will ,
e considered.
The °coupon and Registerel Bondi!, issued
under - thls proposal, will be of the denomina
tion of lee, 3100, 0600 and fl,fitu. Registered
' floods of $5,000 and elO,OOO will be issued if re
quired.
All offers received Will be opened On Friday
o , tober 14. The awards will be made by the
Secretary to the highest offerers, and notice of
acceptance alination will be immediately
given to the reap Offerers. In casosof ac.
`jneptance, bonds of the rip tion and detiomi
rnation preferred will be s to the subsenberta
at the Cost of the Departure on final pay
ment...of Installments. The deposit of two per`
ceee - Will be recame'd in the tairinatallments
paidby successful offerers, and wilt be immedi
ately-returned to those whose offere mty not be
accepted.
The amount of accepted offers mat be depots.
ited with the Treasurer, officer or bank author'
lied tin act under this notice, on advice of t he
-accep - Aanee of offers, as follows: One.half on
, the 20th gotober, and the balance, (includingihe
! premium and origibal two per cent. deposit 1 on
the 31st °Ocher.
' The bonds will bear interest ' rrtii;enit4
Ist. Interest on deposits from their date to
November lst ,. will be paid by the Goveranigg
in coin.
One-half of the first lostailmentor twenty
five per Of -accepted offerer; logy be pitid,
with accrued interest to Oct. 14, In United
States "Certificates 'of Indebtedcrese," out Buck
..3 3 ertiliCaiefl will be received In part payment or .
the firstidsta edt ou
Offers nmicr this notice should be endorsed
I •Offer ror Loan," and addressed to the Secre
tary of theTreiuntry. The right to decline all
°fibre : not considered advantageous to the Gov.
ernment, Is reserved by the Secretary.
W. P. FESSENbEN,
Secretary of the,Treasnry,
•
:AN INPORTANT REDUCTION
, 14; been niade in the prices of all our Goods,
' to confc•rin to the f went heavy
DECLINE IN GOLD,
Paftenting a mat favorable opportazdty for
our customers-end thetintblio to 'supply their
wants for the seinion.
F A LI, GOOD S,
Just dpluTed for Pull Dissis_ and Walking Sults,i
among which is an invoice of
SCOTCH COATINGS.
•
•
... o ArTAlkirias:axis now ready, sad will
.bO &lorded at the liqtaqofiel!Prioes. l ' ""
Itki" it:CV%
Cf
imukt.44l .
, s% , opi."ooAi rMa:
AUCTION SALES
TELEGRAPHIC.
011111.17
Early , 1 7 1 904 2 g Trobio49 Valif3y.f-
New Yong, Oct.l2.—The ..fferakf's
et!nutealitondent„witit Sheridan, 'dating
October 9th, states that Sheridan, after
having driven Early out•of the Valley,
destroyed all the grain, forage "&c., and
rendered the surrounding coun try ' unten
able for another rebel army, determined
to take a position nearer his but° of sup
plies. Where he was,
at Harrisonburgi
hia'stibsistence had to be healed in wag
ons almost one hundred miles.
On retiring he was not followed by
any considerable number of rebels Until
on the Bth a large force of cavalry, under
Rosser, made their appearance and at
tacked a portion of our cavalry. They I
were handsomely repulsed, but bi
venacked for the night. The next morn
ing-theridan, having halted the 'princi- 1
pal-portion of his command ,in„the vi
cinity of Fisher's Hill, instructed Gen.
Torbett to attack the enemy' atut t Arive
hips away from such close proximifirdot
our rear. Torbett at once carried °tit
the order. Ouster's'and Merrirt's divi r "
sions made a vigorons assault on the
enemy atan early hour this morning.
On the right, Devine' Division occu
pied a position on the Winchester turn
pike, about midway between Stransburg
and Woodstock, and on the left. Cus
ter's Division occupied a position near
Tom's Creek, on the back road, about
two miles closer to the mountains.' Cus- '
ter advanced first with his cavalry and
horse' artillery. He made a bold attack
and drove the enemy back about a mile
to a strong position,on the brook. There
the enemy made a determined stand.
The rebels were advantageously pos
ted on a commanding hill. Barricades
and breastworks of rails and stones con
tributed considerably to strengthen a po
sition which was naturally formidable.
Gen, Custer however threw in hie
whole command and made their mag
nificent charge, and at last carried the
position by assault. At the same time
a Junctietrwas formed with Gen. Mei-.
ritt on the ' turnpike. The sharp skir
mishing in front did not seem to indi
cate anything decisive until General
Devin's brigade succeeded in striking
the enemy on the flank. This produced
consternation in the rebels ranks in Gen .
Merritt's front. The whole division
line then pushed forward and followed
the enemy, who was now in full retreat.
The retreat waaysoon turned into a per
fect rout. Generals Custer and Merritt
pursued the flying fugitives, capturing
guns, caissons, wagons, a herd of cattle,
and several hundred prisoners. The
enemy was driven in great disorder
through Wookstock, Edenburg - and
Mount Jackson,
a distance of more than
twenty miles. The rebel' General Lo
max had , a very narrow escape from
capture.
An Expedition into Florida.
Canto, October 12.—The steamer
Gladiator, from New Orleans on the 3d,
brings * information- of an expedition
into the interior of Florida, under Geu.
Asboth. • Enchenna Court House was
captured on the 23d ult.,. and twenty
prisoinsit, including Col. Terrence and'
Lieut. Gordon. A large number of
horses, mules and cattle were captured.
Douglass' Ferry and all the boats in the
vicinity were destroyed- The expedi
tion, at last accounts, was at Marianna.
The steamer Oriental, from Boston, has
~rrived. Cotton unsettled; no sales;
middling. held at. $1,60. .Flour lOwer.
The steamer Hubbs, from Memphis to
Cincinn&ti, had two hundred and ten
bales of cotton, and the Belle Memphis
twee ty-eight bales, for St. Louis. The
Grenada Picket says that Col. Basil
Duke has been assigned to the command
of John Morgan's Cavalry. Forrest has
been promoted to a Lieutenant General
lap .
Pennsylvania Election Returns
Na''Yonx, October 11.—Pennsylva
sia—Oumberland county-65 Dem. ma
jority. Blair-450 Rep. majority; Rep.
toss, 447. Huntingdon borough—Rep.
loss, 50. 10th District—Lebanan coun
ty-900 majority; Rep. loss, 200. 20th
District — Schuylkill-7-269 Dem. majori
ty; majority in county, 1,900; Rep, gain,
1,252. Pluladtlphia—Nine Wards, Rep.
majority 2,587, Dem. gain, 537.
HARRISBURG, October 12.—The gener
al opinion hero is "ij,he State has gone
Democratic on the - home vote by from
3,000 to 5,000 Majoaty. It is expected
that the soldiers' vote will give from 10,-
000 to 15,000 Union majority. The
election commissioners to the Shenan
doah valley bare returned, and report
that they 'Were unable te reach 'Sheri.
Man's army..
PIIII.ADELPHIA, . October 12.—The
Democrats claim a majority of 5,000 on.
the home vote of the State.
,e Pennsylvania Election.
PHILADELPHIA, 'October 12.—The vote
in the State is so close that probably
the soldiers' vote will be necessary to
decide the result. Finney's press claims
Union majority of .10,000, which the
soldiers' vote will increase to 20,000. It
thinks there will he a Union gain in
members of Congress and of the Legis
lature. The Age claims a Democratic
majority-on the home vote of 10,000 or
12,c100.
NEW YORK, October 12.—Tho Wordd
claims Pennsylvania Democratie by
fully 20,000; it also claims that the Re
publican vote 14 ;Ohio has been reduced
80,000, and that the report of a great Re
-publican majority in Indiana is untrue.
Tlke Soldiers Vote.
Wasuatiyrox, October I.2.—Partial re
turius from Pennsylvania and Ohio 'sol
diers in Washington and Alexandria
show.the following result: Penasylva
,nla soldier's vote, total Republican 580,
Democratic 227.
Bumsn's INADQUARTEREI, 1 O'clock
.!tir - .. , -=The voting in this army to-day,
the Pennsylvania regiments,
,has
pissed' off very quietly, and as far as
can be Teamed, the Union ticket has
'been everywhere successful.
•
Bridge Destroyed by Rebels.
ST. LOMB, I.2.—The rebels
have destroyed the Larimie bridge, on :
the Pacific railroad; one hundred .and
seventy-five miles from ,here. General,
Price is still reported in the vicinity of
'Boonville, with General Sanborn liar—
rasiiing his rear and flank.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.
NEW Yoxx, Qct. 12 —Cotton, $1 1.5 for mid.
dling. Flour ' 88 16a8 36 for extra state; s96oa
11
9 85 for extra R. O ; 8990a10 80 for trade brand*.
W hiiicYr 41 !Mai 73 for western. Wheat, _41,132a
187 for °Nemo spring; $l. &kit 89 for Milwau- ,-
kee club; 8190x1 91 (or amber Milwaukee; ill 88a
.1 96 for red Western. Corn, M 48%1 41 for mixed
western; 81 413 for high mixed. Oats, 80a81)( for
western. Sugar, 16,Sic for Muscovado; 163g0 for
liavazut. 2doloasen, 850 for Porto Rico. Petro-
leum, attgaatto :or refined tin bond; 63 8 640 for do
free. Pork, $60a41, for mess; $3B 76 for very I
ferior dco; 862 26a42 62% for new Mew $l2 82%a
843 for do regular tray; MAO for:' prime meas.
Mtief, 17R , 83(o for shoulders; 18820 for hams; 18%
for winked, Alden.. lego. for salted ,shouldern.
Land, , leiga9l- Butter, Wane for Ohio; 364440'
for state. Cheese, 12120.
ciaiaago Afarlcct
Otuceeo, Vet: 12'—Flour quiet apt heLd at au
tit drencO. Whelk it 141 for No. 1; $1 49 for No.
04.0..51 tuMel 18 for NO2. • Oats, Geo. Pro.
visionsquiet. W,lUaky
FrOglits-7e oewitest to' Baratta iteeldift
Wheat 11;000:0111hV Walt le,-
uputatts,-Flintr WOO bblt,'
tra 27,1/1$1; oats 119,000.
• '34A
.Mottey'Market.-.- , J.4
li&JWrilggiqw-arrifr
'1.4=614=P43. Atto:
IL A. 'X' I& 11" 13
ELEGRAPH.
SECOND EDITION
I •
From Pennsylvania, Ohio and
LATEST "''illott r-mtxitO
RePottOdi PattiO BOW* 'Abe
FcePqh >
Rumored Assasination , of
, rmiiianz : •
peotil diaPeetoV 'urn. getl.aary of
Demooratld County Committee.
;04510tilie.* 1214-411W661116t1at
publican majority of 60,000 on the home
vote last . fa'll Iredudefilit '25:000'. 4
diandhas gone egatriet"nt*
and Villainy of the most .higUtanded .
1, L.liT i_.i
PHILAb SEN, A gtfil i 09 Re
publican Headquarters they claim the
the !State. by: , from iii,too, : to -45,000
majority,
The Chairman of the Democrtic State
Committee Wait/lel:rim tag repinisil re
ceived by him from 30 counties, a Dem—
ocratic gain of 12,115. ,
The best political authorities are In
doubt 'MAAR' tie r redtiff, )sttlan 4ti iriatea
majority of about 5000 on botbAidge on
the home Vote:
Dawson, Democratic candid te for
Cong,Nsa ~144 over„ 1,500 nytjetrity r ill,
Westmoreland.
Schuykill givw.S49g4 ,;Republican
candidate for Congress, 1,725 majority.
Republican gain 315
Cameron county,4emplete, 69 . major.
ty for Republicans. Union loss 33.
Elk county gives Bigler,
_Democrat
for Colgraltajos piajOit , mot:
cratic gain of 19 over last year's vote.
Coffroth'a majority hrißedford eelirrty
is 660 on the home vote.
In.tite.s4l distript,_ the„UrtilAt
candidate, reelected to Congress by
a small majority: , • • 1 ' r =•'
HAusasntruo, Oct. 12.—1 t is believed
that the' 'Republidans' earrled.
State by at least 2,000 majority on the
home vote. We have certainly 16 Un
ion Congressmen ; a gain of 4.
.The
Leglelstnre! is largelylaioit ; $: ;
EASTON, PS., October 1 2.—Wm. A.
Relater, Union candidate' for Vcm'greis
has 27 majority, in the city of. ReadiAgl
Democratic tit 22. Belli-County,
with 14 townships to hear froin,siyes
Ancona, Democrat candidate for Con—
gress, 4,777 majority. Northampton
county fflYea about M T : : yuitß9ittl i _
majority same as Teak
year.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—The .F'ennsyl
vonla soldiers in Baltimore voted yes,
terday as follows: Republican 321, Dem.
ocratic 28.
PiniiiititpriA, 'October' 1.2`.-=Prorki
, returns received byPorney'o Preys, clippl
a Republican majority there to ppApoq,
Possibly later returns may reduce it.
Present r !PP eal : a !z ee 1 1- 4di f.: s a . t fi A l ?P l i b , l l t
can of 'hive' Congresmen.
The Age estin*tes ..returtus,from„ 44.
counties q Demogatip gain.4.134,0,09A,25
.
counties yet to be heard from.
NNW Yong;
--
dition to the currency last month
showing Its' effect uplift Ylpliirdec. ,
off
gold. The rate IMlchhoWii 'a" strong up
ward tendency for some daysivast, apd
irreipeetlitetbf tite4iiits
rent news continues to rise. To-day
the-price opened at V:l3}: iir'noon 'it .
was 2041-, but afterwards - declinetf to
By the steamer Eagle we have Ha
vana dole@ in' itiAti.
dates to the 26th and Vera Cruz to the
Ist ult. had been received, britiging the
incredible report that- 500 French and
200 Mexican troops had attacked 4,000
Mexicans, defeated them, took twenty
can noprlooprismant I led Apj:l lti t u 141 :1
ed 560, and blew up the remainder of
their artillerp—
It
was , alio , repitirted in Vera , Cruzr , tin
the Ist that Matamoras had been occu
piedA t,hprepeh.
rov/
ilditiiitia.ieicirted to Matt e-
Chilapa, and yas z expeptedatalA 911-
lancingo, and thusofietT communication
with the A-capuleo-eitieditibu."
The RaNteia oate,9l4tguftreliilifd
abdicated liriaver-b(DifegtiV-'
Pierre fionle , had.arritoectstiVefa Cruz=
on the 22d ult.
It is said that an expedition to Maza
an will start soon.
Just as the steamer left Vera Cruz
there was a report that Maximilian had
• Forty-tive counties give Union ma
jority over twenty thousand. The bal—
ance to be heard from will increase the
majority tiohnbl)4+ll444tafifilf-t? I
!Small Union majority in both branch
es or the Legislature. Congress all Un
ion except the,,,fred, #lll,t•An, dpventh.
Two latter doubtfe; claimed by.. both
parties.
N xE* oex, 'October 1 .—Th steamer
deported ashore by-the • Dudley- • iliteiyA
PrOt_es, b elhe n AlnrihrodittyliOlgarew,
Yoror NO* Or]
smKLOWOritiragii t
iailisbore at ;stand, 18 miles north
r0, 911 W-IM!ERRt• Tile”
the carguje tetai leas. :There-ma&
.11+rnen4lrowned intheeurtwhile rend!'
„Wilte•relftlAt *sheeny.
,g and. • . ,:,,; •
I lhe presumption ittionig ihe ettteersati
the Eagle It that the atenoke
has been imptured by bertmisky Age*,
~:i.i. - .,fig. i ::;,.::-!- : -..
MM=4
theYrrotdkiNtofk,oo2,ooePfit!
To!ltt:skt;ig of (OttiVer4fOi**
;(7301fflitit00431fiakkilLiiit0 / 401t e ldayili: --..
entire -54t`'Colfter S:idhliikliri thief , '
01 ' I t ili l Ink * 511104 : 1117. fOr,
Ok hr Atifi4,l4W 4 ,,, *.eit:::-. 1 454 . 4
vaughn, ancisqldrpd-Lev i ettonde.lthr
corps, Porter ' s division,. too
front cir wegrad &miitltott:VlVl4,
aivision went' up '.,plygeete 11,4*'Phk*„
Woody tigitii flonsealMa '4ljoii*l-4-
woxks, thiavdaiieltoitUitoWoitiktolik
road, witlts Mile orllimAthwerigtfolurt
Lei, moved heavy eoltu_nnit 4 - 6n:t4ti*tv ,
„, , i , . n 4 wjo
moo: 'thir-feriae , eu-hack .. ~. ~ 4
trenched mdti n tr et ennlntA-1-41010 ,f.k,4
timate of lesalut the Teceiltil t rAip!, i ,--
exceed .ral 'Matt; Itilladili -
.thidefk". l --.1
prisonera, 150 greets animi - 41 3- t i ,f , '- t
Flag of - truce Post'lP3r,r**(6ll
Variiiil',' leading - tOt'inOrt4o - 10.amirkt.' •
+ 94
an" q fitdefi W l Atgrh*itit #(*Tti4- „•-,_ I
Richmond yesterdaolumferlawf,l.
polls, thence to - beltwett#luntAiMfa,, - ,
An l'lng the'94o ' nin Yfii*lff *MAW l' ;•
to colored r n entail> , r 4,-1 1,, - ,'?- 1- ' ` f , - ;” ,
The
.axt. „ 8 ., , , , , vi t ii i . - 44- c iar ie tf ., ,..
~ ,i, ..„ . „,
special says IQ!' Geenoti*Viii*,,' -4. -7-
General of Neva EitotN-Jaitsti-**A.,
dtwvation 14 the 'rent,- iiiii,ai thtttisit,
o i Slii„Pr„til, e 'O.Pftk*Ltfltl#o43,Wit:
Grant. Thelinettwlll be x, in t st eflAikr
.-,--'"-
411Vigeeti t iket' The iietither hiiit,be gi
' -
come verzVt apitnigNititeM,..be-,
1 ing i thr . °ll l l ;9l ) 44 AP' r a g o lrOatinn :--
i of the ' differefitliegetplideil!..t.,: , ,,;_ , ,
Rl ; citi delia l 'Pliier'4', ° 6(";gat**: iiik,
~ or ,L. ...CM y-40 , 1 ,x, '..,- . AA' 5.1,." , . ~.
I*NATIZ P a YAWAu ri ng , Frillaranblitilskr- -_-,
every , scbool,tnewspaper; qie; -s , elite
stereatllfie atill'AirviTadittlipetifl6o.o.l-1
donif i ' AiWißalriiiiii? fka a eftlf *O4 '--
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flv , ,I , 'all7l*( 11ETc°15f7
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retrograde' bliitiliat .Ottittraiiii - ; . -
not deterrniaptil-tit: ile#l3- _
el army had been brpkenyß 14.-14.17,:e1t
from - thit"vagi, i lletie +a el itself
renderedrde u ntenatifbliAlw-Atustrgaidon
~
;
forage, gr4liftAllittit„,#fli
tain ed. , Sit cridini ;titanWiththivr,intior-, ,
der to be usar*... tqAct:VaidAr-Aiiii* '
as his subsiatexteez Jiiqtq - pahitgitkltt • i
wagons forure44o4tindrefli*llftp' -,
On le A r i94o-4fig gaVall l 4_4l,lt of - -..
' the sncen kr WIf Y . P b F illn Ailn_ ti.l llll , , e
Bth, when a large hodY,aitetriVeValty,
undet Romero appeared -' Altes",'"fehef,
a portiormfoni-tay.114,40.4,144;44.ti
I " o ; o .f ,,r ePuls,at•isNlmuligkeYANV est
near by l er ' si Nfe t l- '- 'l l ., ,, ti.. Hl 'e ' tT 4 Z':."'t
Nextmoinfn ' tlilan-Ordetectt 0117-41.
tut
airy to settle this new cavalry •
Tmetia • 1,, 4
which PCirbetta 'finta t a lg e -t3 4 ' ell " ."tf
to au, litiLall VilliaPleanif iliceeil filvLde-z,; = =
viddhe torniiieifiT iliarri 9 '11t041,1,
Golder drovtrth
~,ttesiiira'-
lo a str.ng plaihittil - hicoc4,l when! =
,
they.„determjaM koktnalmtmatetEbe;)'4
hind breiStlttifits, , tk ( l#ll4.lit
~ ..,
Gentcrill o'nAer,,ibov:e v er i ts
. RI r,. , , ~. ,a11.1.>1.-•,
While - 'comitiaXid' making, utred 141,1
nificent , chalgettlarullit iatitcaPtiikAltr,
position by assault-ta d atthe t rattle`tfaftPf
Junction wan Wirme t d whir literrittipathen
skirmishing epwciiwitil-eggeirif brig
Ade succeedefl,luqtailflopandbmi, crea
ting; censternftGein ra4l.o4,llWitio
front and; whole divisiottibus tijitutipVitl -1
ed fonvittk td`" th 6, i.-6,1, Lao :F e ' ii 4 °I
fled in pallid' attif •iintilgjp k
x.xsagiL.
was gittlissitnfil)gßnllkznAktBPlArairfigoWft
-
cattle and several wounded prisonetawe
captuftd.' 'They -'-ifeW fliiiitlitilditiiiir""
Woodstock,. ,I).4fitnimig.N(ll44ack
-B°fi, a fihfian r ,P Asl...MllT.9- I s7o l ‘g Ell eli. 1 _
r --- 7711 1, ,... -. 5. 4, - .., 1
VA.a.llireawnsawari Waskin irliplf r, ,
tuber ' 1 24-111 44G01ragay . .i.,1 .-
gio j
patches have keen li.ekelol*llliralt? . 3 ;2; ... -
Genet : al.-Grant, Geitt . 3rall Illtermswiti l l-
'GOON talwidani-bgno,niiihary
meats since my last telltilligtiiilA.' 4 '
ed. Thelollowbwdettale43f otis*3
~..--;-
enk§gPrlienr lat;i3Andmani.AlAtiaturdises'
by Sheridan: I: OW pqjit*lll'agarffo2.
66 enemY airleaaha-!0;!'119114*It
of tilt' tk4 . ll ll l l , voWaaqtktreeart4ita
fight in Iv *ekthe I , l 6 s l YetwM,2r! ',titgilt ''
yond my power -to ilesdribekla : Mit t4:l ... ,
A ll' .5A L . S.I n, t rpav a)0 ya , .,, ~,ikr-
everything' &dried on whms, . . .., . rf4 ... ; ,
, , -, ~.. =,. 1.''.. 6 ,
piece of artillery x , endltrinte . " IS 14 Jrf:,;?fk.l:,,:4,
was passitikiliftk,RfarEf' „Tfileirm!,%.l,„efe,7-,•141*
garket,s'on a 4teen.tudi P1t i t t *....!...:.' 1 - fii,..47:P.,
baMfiebl, tawitiehltoln, m,%
keptitto,;',7The lege* hrat,aortif '.,,
were n fill. t Fl fi a, 1 ' M'1 14 144:7, - *-ii
good con dition ; bIZt`WEVI illi 4gtehtingtpu
,by our cavalry
7 fuLo -- e„, -- iDgAppdown
Ynimals.
.oasualtiea.rihel,.willinot7.„-,
excec(l do meTt. Tlq-.1
; Ohio' dispersed while 6... t aitifiitikeVildifiV
of the Norkkbautuadualk,hlPtet•
except officers. '-- ~ , ~,,,, ''..:..1 „ .-ti ,- f , ,,
(sgma) EL;ixmk , Ivy --
i
Indiana
'die
UtrltAtk"
October 1
part of th(
buit. ,, Litree
have been
~.,
the past tw ,
ceived, ' ;,thir
wheudyer
The anay
at Chiiiiii" ' Slag.. - .uemrk...-ttennalas.
r•. , r:, -- 1 - 11 - rzt,i•
11$1. - afigapag - thol2o.4l4epale
„4" t.. ' • • 1-... -I - - Atax.o_
CL AI;Ick I Y/Lis, °C k 6 P e r_2 l27 M l4 eldeilhz*N
ant `Colonel Wainer, - trithc . #o ,- ,!iokeil !---- :3 '-
troo KA ro y r e ., a t fekkgrigeritiktinOSiffiaigz
five miles tiek "r *, T o tl, ,e/8°3 ;31?7,1 , ) ,t;r,
rebels, ntitker Lieutenant
The rehele were T riflijiipa"igitlii i * Qt.=
Lieutenant, Laury-aniT:rtkititt#- ts 4. '
: 1 t..
killeo. a paw - .. tirt et/0,4r! tnutuzilikripz
G
Federal loss waalegn yozitfrm-ose,3uc,-g„.
three
- nanAlied atiil9
aina4 k o i led /
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' o ß d #ols?s'2 ted .i a e :ooo Y ibrWV ovil. - V
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ObsPreee;regli 4 ..%esnliclata t , lll4oeV:
, Stetting; in.i1ep14401 . 4A.214, .. Qii - tife '
liex N.0.000111/4ine,;tiM sou
,i,foy; SIM,
&gentle The Tate --oblrestentitary4T:
/94 41 1114114 4 S fing e **Lftka-1.1#,; 1
thetro(4Bol3etu.l . Alcopri . • doir;:. 1
.... . - - - -1 -., '' , e4. ,,,
Draitioailic"otiqttf'' : -
an aggregatar 17 140 Ott ii '' ''• ~--:',-..'
Fromd Vi. 4
„: 7 5:150:0 ei - .'.'.
etaffibl i _ e, _........ 4... !•'.- ...;.-
thilgi:,;:;',
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elty4TleWn:A**, thtXtieVititl9loo.l4;
or Olnv inVITV*O4.O4OI4..
-bit_l ' ; - 0 - 'il*Clll - 11
yet al • e new - Ocnietitucket will -- •
have from 8,000 to 9,000 majo r ity In the
10 14 hr
oKy. ...., -
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rpecial to
Valon
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