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mem Mcrps, Der am 2. SUM an enem Oscrs
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Su psrtbeiei9en.
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Seuer. Qm leeten Samitas 2(beno
brannte elm 8ebduoe an Dem Giienlperf
ber 6errn @ooos, Gbparos uno &niobt
in Birmingham ob. Ser Serlult mar
nibt beoeuteno. Sin Sunee, gtamen5
W. Saooen lpuroe bur6 Elm Gab Der Du:
quesne Seueriprise, tpel6es tiber Jpn oino
ttart bei6doiDt.
2(m leeten Sonnta9 Mitto9 brannte
Elm Saus an Oct 2ten StraBe, pittsbur9,
bob puroe oas Seuer eel0ibt, ebe es weit
Tim it6 eriff.
,sQm leeten Montoo oss Qbenos um 5
ltbr uneefdbr bronnte Die Sprieen:
fblau6fabrid oe5 Srn. 8eitermann ;pis
iben Der 2ten uno SrontitroBe, pittsbure
ab. Der Serluit miro auf 5000 Sbaler
aneeseben. Sc mar nibts perfibcrt. Gb.
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Cincinnati ben 21iten Suli.

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net orudenoen Siee, Die fit mebre "a.
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elm, spoourb B. euft etpas aboefGbtt mur:
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in oer Sr6aro, Strobe, 5lpiiben Waine
uno SpcamoreitroBe, in Elm Saf tein5ou6
oenen 8iebelmauer es BON obea bis unten
ent5mellpren9te. 8ein Menibcntebsn 9ino
babel 6u 9runoe ober eine Safe, Die in
Der 9tdbe oer 0eipalteten Wauer lag, pur-
De pom Slib oetroffen uno au0enblitelib
9etOotet.
poli5ei8eri 6 t.-Gin 9ewiiiers
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8enannt, eri0ien 9eitern Dor Dem Mapor,
unter Seibuloi9un9, ,einen SeutIben Ra-
mems Sannbeimer on9e0rifen uno oeicbla.
gen 5u boben. Gapitdn DoQ par poQ
ifdnoi0 bepofnet, iein S1nero ipiette
um feline Senoen, oob es cine Cuff mar.
st fo0te, ct babe oieIen Mor9en in Sen.
tufp Glnen un9cbrabt, uno bsute u.
bend sptnfbte ct bier oucb notb eiuen fatt
Su MAIDEN. I'm eeeterem porSubeu9en,
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ouen cine reibe Grnte. 2(I6 Seilpiel nur
Soloenoes: Do6 Oampfboot 0cnrp Gro
peu. wertb 8 1900, wurOe BON Der 0te.
eierun9 fit 300 Sbaler oe5 So9es genie.
tibet. uno modbte auf oieie 8eiIe $ S2.555
Dou. ST es Elm Munoer, oab bic Ge,
9ierun9 in S9uloen Itetft.
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aub onoertpdrts bereit6 entibieoen nor.
ben 1T, Den @runoias feitoelteut, cob
Niemano oas Sanquerottoeiee in I'm
fprub nebnen fam. waDreno er als gr.
ecutor ooer Iominiitrator, ooer ols ofent-
li6er &afenpertpol.er, ooer ols Sormuno
ooer Srultee in Sbulo 1T ooer auf ir9eno
cine Dirt ibm anuertraute 8eloer unter.
i6loBen bat. Da5 Sberoeribt bat oiele
| Gntiheioun9 gut 0ebeiBen,
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ctS germ 2tnbp. SeS &natsn Sout wurre
eurb einen QEinbitps in BEN Ssib 9smcrfsn II.
inrem ct rcnisIbsn nisoer BerauSbOlcn ,poats,
fsl CT feltit binsn fsin @si6rsi risf Die Wtuts
ter berbeb psIcbe ous9Itt unp sbsnfaaS binsn
fieI bic Scbtsr elite nun sur 9tsttun9 btrtsi,
bate abtr' Isirsr elm 9leibe6 gbiffat NIT Der
Olutter unb ale trsi fanosn auf biefe traur9s
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iben 9s9enmdrti9 mar.
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Oa5 Gro be b e II. - Gor eini9en
Sabrbunoerten propbc5eibete Elm W0nb,
Dap Sonoon am l6ten WGr3 1912 unter:
9eben tpiroe. Sn elmer Stp0tferun9 bon
beinobe snei Millioncn iino natirlib
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pc Men0e oerielben in Die bena0borten
Srtfboften. um Dem SO0e 3u ent0eDen,
uno am Wor0en be5 l6ten waren otle um
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fGllt, um Den unter8an9 oe6 neuen Sa:
bplon nit on8uiebeu. 0a6 Grobeben fam
inoeiien ni6t, Die Stoot blieb iteben. OBJ:
ne 3peifel gum 8roBen Qer9erniB osrienis
gem wel6e 9erne Elm iolbe6 S6ouiPiel
pon fsrne betra6tet bdtten.
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fen beoeutenoer Sbobe Su8efIet lpurce,
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ben waro eberfall6 orober Sbooen on9e.
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Sbeiben ouf oer Dem 8etter aus9eIebs
ten Seite ein9eibla9en puroen. Dobei
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3ou tief auf Den Selcern 9ele8en baben.
Sreib. Treuno.
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8elpttter SCbapen
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bs9lejtet nit ibweren Ec9cn9uf,n, bellen
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ben, bic bolo Surcbt erre9ten oob Sbo,
ben erfoloen puroe. DIFF SurUt muroe
boIo ouber 3pcifeL 0eiegt ourb einen
Sbein BON 8euer, welber iiO in elmer
SIowelfliben Gibtun8 bon Oople5taun
3ei0te. Ole Sbeuer oe6 6crrn Qbrobam
&rupp, in 9teu Srttain GounItbip mar
pom Slis eetrofen, uno brannte iammt
einem reiben Snbolt BON 8ru6t bis ouf
oen 8runo nieoer.
1n9efdbr cine StuHoe ipdter erblitte
man Die Strablen zines onoeren Seucr6
emporltei9en, betnabe in Der nGmtiben
Rl6tun8 100 bic pOrber 5enannte Sd)euer
nieoerbronnte. Die Sbeuer oes $oerrn
Sehe 8erner, in @or>picf 3aunibip,
mar ebenfous pom 8tig 9etrofen, uno
bronnte nit einem itonen Srrratb Don
Srubt uno 0eu, bis auf oen 9runo ME
Der. SndS. 6. Bauer.
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Scptt GpnDcutipn.-@ins Citations
psntion Der 8rsunOe bon @eneral Seott wurbs
uori9sn 9ienitas in SarriStur9 9sbatsn. @ts
pa 40 9sle9aten parsn 9e9enwdrtis; cine
@inlsituns unb Sefblune mureen an9snciltsn
Der Nbtb. ScDn SanfS mures sinifimmis als
elm eaneieat fir 9its Yrefhent empfcbtsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13
PhiIndcsp,,ia Election.

Correspondence OF the Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct u, 1912.
Since the Extras &c OF this afternoon out, the vote
Pro;honotnry Of District Court has been correctly aScer
tanned s,hs shows something the true Wing vete
the city Of Philadelphia than anything that has yet APP
peared suhjon it,
j. Henz, loco. Fsco) Observation-Disclosures
Whlg majority.
This the opposition vote in the County, and
elects man.
Col r. NJ. JOHNSON has acquitted himself very handsome
Is in The three addresses which he has delivered on
the occasion ofour present canvass
The news from Old BSrks' by the Reading Railroad,
Justin, thu, the Whig Candidate for Prohonaary, has
been elected
The fighting last night at Carols hoel. in the vicinity of
The polls but OF few moments duration and owed all
lis brutality 10 To the eerna di.grace OF all parties,
upon all occasions the foul spirit Of Inemperance per
ned 10 scatter its peHicous Influence II is To he hoped
the time far distant when bar will be put TO the vend
ing OF quer such occasions As il there far less
annoyance from ntemperance al this political than
ever before known in Philadelphia
We smohered in dust, and the country round about
dry powder horn-the principal Inconvenience
from which the difficulty that the farmers experience
getting in their grain
The preparations making for your magnificent Water
Works Celebration eYces much interest here and will
ducc crowds of cur citizens 10 visit your City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13
Georgia..

We are of course beaten in Georgia, about as
much as last year. No Wing expected--we mad
almost said, desired-any other result. Ii we are
to have Delegation in Congress hostile to the
Land Distribution, hostile to even Incidental Pro-
lection hostile the single District clause, and
voting generally on party divisions against the
Wings, il is quite as well to have them called Lo-
co-Focos as Wings. In fact, it looks better. True
the recent Congressional Election amounts to no.
thing having been held directly in defiance 9; the
law; but it shows where the State is and tina, is
enough. The Legislature is Of piece with it. In
half dozen strong Wing Counties, Loco Focos in
whole or in part are sent to the Legislature, even
when the Wing Congressmen have majority.
We give the vote of a few:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13
CRY 1NTELLIeENcs.

LAWYERS DIaRY-This Day, October 13th.-
SuPEKioR CouRTNos H. lSe t2 u.s. AS Isl, 1885, l6i.
l62 g. 49, u.s. 49, ies 1856 1885, 1853 no. III us 49, $780,
C1scI1r CouRr-Nos 2os Io2. So IS 81, So So 49, $780,
49, 49, ~ q No - q 81 i4 % l 49, ~ lss
3 S., II, ISL, 49, Is, ST. 49, 3d. IS, ~ lo' lo9 81
~ 80 WEDNESDAY,. October Il.
D1sTRIcr CoUrr OF THE UNITED STATES
The United states vs. Major r. DeafeldThs was an ac-
ton 10 adjust difference Of about s. 900 IN The accounts be-
tween Major D. and tbs The defendant was
employed as d,ursing officer different points at the
awe ,me under SPECIAL apProPr'anons OF coae s n,r
had been done by different individuals The Court sas
,ained the position, and the Jury found for defendant.
MARINE CoURT-An action was brought by
Messrs Bayles Munroe, brokers in Wallsreet, against
John Thompson, also broker 500. money lent
and banded TO Mr.. Pncsney, plaintiffs clerk Verdcs Tor
defendant.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-An action was brought By
David H. Williams against iona. Leavit and others ate
firm OF Leavit. Lord * Co, bookseers) recover the
anou, OF note SAL Mr.. Leav, sold ont in 1887 to
his lunar partners, Messr Lord ant Robnon crediting
theta tor SHARE the establishment, and allowing his
name used for year. In that time il is said they
were unfortunate, nearly ruined him and destroyed them
selves The present note asserted, given
expiration but an account stated By Robin
twho has gone into bankruptcy 10 Or que oy the old
firm Verdict for pinin, subject 10 lhr decision oil Court
CIRCUIT CouRT-An action OF Trespass was
brough, by Richards 6asseu AbooR of this city, against
Wen. Arms, OF Troy. for obtaining from thenl IN Nov
last large quantity OF goods under representations OF be-
ING well oil whereas they failed and have become
petitioners IN bankruptcy. Verdict this forenoon.
CoMMoN PLEAs.-An action of Assault and
Battery damages laid IS Geo. brought by Thomas
Maxwell against Abraham Barbarie. The parties each
rope factories in the upper part OF the CITY,
difficulty look place between them az The factory oil me
plaintiff who had defendant in relation 10 some
work, when, II asserted defendant Knocked the pann
iowa severely ujuring him. kc The defendant pleads
the Tie still on when the Court adjourned
COURT OF SEssIoSs.-In the case of Patrick.
Kelly tried Tor Forgery the Jury into Court with
verdict OF Not Guilty.
Joseph tiertc tried for Rape Henrietta Janney,
girl OILS The jury did believe her story aud found
him Not Guilty.
Police OfrIcE.-John p. Palmer was arrested
for stealing gold ring worth SO trem Edward Lenex,
mate the bark Sarah aiark lying at Pier No North
River Tue ring found in his trunk and he was COM
mitred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

PENSsYLvANIA.-Weh have partial returns from
the interior. but every knew the Wings
would do nothing, there is little interest in the
result. Our reports are as follows
Bucks County Loco by 300: 3 House.
Montgomery, do. by LOO: do. q Wlig.)
Chester, al9 Wing on Senator; House, Loco
10 Wing, by close vote.
Delawars, Wing, by 600: House.
Loco Senator elected in Montgomery, Chester
and Delaware ty nearly 1000, which gives the
Senate against
We have report that BENZ. Champneys, the
Loco candidate, is elected to the Senate from
York and Lancaster. This Is very probable,
though the District is strongly Wing, as Champ
neys is very popular and his opponent otherwise.
10 We do not credit implicitly the statement
of our correspondent that part of the Wing ticket
FOR City and County officers is electedin Phadel-
phia. If correct, i, il better than had been ex-
pected. The vote will be close.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

MuRpER-Mosr HoRRlsLE ArrK1R.-Aaron
Whitney, of ST Clair county, Mo-, was lately
tonud dead IN his bed. His repu,ed wife, Sarah
Whitney swore before the Coroner. that he com
tn'ted suicide and tho verdict OF the jury was the
same Since the inquest, however. suspicion has
been entertained against the wife and a reward Of
sls0 in the Arkansas paper has been offered for
her delivery to the Sheriff of Lawrence county.
Arkansas She escaped from the officers few
days ago we heard i, stated that this same woman
had passed through this city, on her way East OF
North. Cincinnati Sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

Mn. Cay AND AgoLrr,oE.-When Mr.. Clay
yas a, Richmond. Indiana, OF the 1st inst ne was
waited on by z Committee of aboll'ionlsts, headed
by Mr.. Mendeuhall of Randolph County, bearing
long petition for the emancipation OF MS Slaves
4 number of the prominent Loco-Focos Of that re-
oion had signed it, hoping to enbarrass MIN. Mr..
Cav calmly and ceurteousy replied to the request,
stating ,ha, be deplored the existence of Slavery
as National evil and would willingly unite in any
practicable measure for its eradication. He did
not think the course of the Aboltiosists calculated
to accomplish that end; on the contrary he knew
that the feeling in favor Of emancipation had been
put back fifty years in Kentucky by the Abolition
excitement. The People were nearly ripe for
gradual emancipation, until the Indignation excit-
ed by the course of the A6otionsts absorbed every
rival feeling
Mr.. Clay, while he declined compliance with
the request thus preferred to him-he thought I'M
kindly and unseasonably- and advised the peti-
TONERS to bestow their charity on those around them
who were in want while the objects of their sym
patty had abundance and were happy-desired TO
make them proposition. He said there belonged
to him fifty Slaves, valued at $4,000. If the
signers Of this petition would raise that sum
give security for its payment, him or for his
benefit, but for the benefit of the objects OF their
sympathy he would then give an answer to their
petition Meantime he would hold it under ad
vsement
No answer wns owen 10 this prouOsition
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Josiah Richards, Auctioneer go

n scarce and Valuable ora ~ .ler
Roolxs.-The Undersigned respectfully p.ot, al tss
lion sf Book collectors line sale OF Eng hsn ecz
rooms Tomorrow and Thursday Eveangs ,s,s iaeI,
The collections embraces upward OIL %voo
Y For for,her particulars see advertisement unds'
ton head. tooks ararsss
" Catalogues are now ready, and tIe D o9 att "A
for examination bAs0'' A'e 100 BroadsN
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~ THE WIG ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES REGIS.
TER may be obtained In all the principal Cities from TIE
agents Of the Tribune and from the Booksellers Price 81
per Dozen 81 per hundred for single copies l2I cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

FROM THE COAST OF AFRlCA.-By the brig
Kentucky, Captain Jepson, VIC have later intelli-
gonce from Africa and the Cape de Verde Islands.
The kentucky is directly from the Portuguese
village up the Bissaos River. Nothing of partic-
ular Importance has occurred in that vicinity
The Kentucky was spoken at the Bissaos entrance
by the British Brig Of War Curew, and was per-
ntted to pass onup therive without being boarded
Captain Jepson took his brig up the river safe
without pilot-never known to have been done
before. The bark Gentleman from NewYork was
anchored off the Portuguese village, just arrived
from Gambia and reported that the Europeans and
natives were dying in great numbers of new
disease that had recently made its appearance
there The factories on the Island of Gallena,
which were destroyed by the British some time
.so. had been rebuilt by the well-hnown Blanco,
and are doing as extensive business as formerly.
No rnoles,ation from the British has occurred
lately. All is unusually quiet at the Cape de
Verbs At the Port of Barisco there was one
British aud two Portuguese vessels of war, aud a
great number of the crews were sick.
HoRRIBLE.-.ohn Dias, OF Pike county, Mis-
sissippi has been lodged in the Jail at II dimes
vile, on charge OF committing an Internal out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

Dr An Agent for this paper wanted at Schenectady
Oae who is acquainted iu that City win be preferred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

rywili the Saratoga Ser.issin inform US plainly whether
it means ,y tkag-if YEA what does mear-by para
graph In lis last into which the OF the Editor OF The
Tribune IS dragged most wan,cniyf We neser use suel
language with respec; political opponent without
raessing somstlisg and never what we dare !pot
speas plainly,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13
Hints 10 those Suffering from Indigestion.
'Oh, in what perils Is vain life engaged!
What slight neglects-wiai trivial tauln-


Destroy the hardest frame!"
The Heart Brain and Lungs have been happily designated
tie Tripod Life but that these organs may In bar.
nonious undturbed concert, not forget the
importance of healthy condition OF the digestive organs
and ever bear mind that the purs supply OF elites vita
lud" whether stimulate the heart contraction 20
enable the lungs perform their peculiar functions or to
excite the brain to distribute influence unmpated
smpe ratio the perfection with wbich the stomach
and its subordinate organs perform the part assigned them
the animal ecoHomy tor no. sooner are they oppressed
loaded rrtated than the system anguishes from mpe
nutrition As the efficient agent in this beauu
arrangement DR.. BENJAMIN RusHs
gnfnIIible Health Pills
are confidently recommended, having enjoyed the highest
reputation for than forty years, while constantly used
IA tue private practice OF that great and good man.
To men OF sedensry pursuils-to females whose duties
confine them within doorso persons going sea, where
of exercise Is apt TO engender that dull sensation
always attendant upon disordered state Of be stomach
icy operate like CHARM without PAIN or any unpsaxu
feeling, and always with perfect
ID. Sed wholesale and retail by H. q. DAGGERS y
and (reaiD by J. Kelly 267 Broadway, ~ Y:
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Avenue corner Nv elfths-eet N Y; Dr. Felix Goursudi
81 walkerreet one door West Broadway; ard all the
respectable Medicine Stores in the Cy also by Fl. Green
sol Ful,nn-sreet, Brooklyn.
Price % box, neatly put up in wrapper engraved
by DmaHd Co STEEL With fac sinlile OF Dr. RuRs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

NEw-JERsEr.-We hoped to receive some re-
turns from Miadlesex County for this morning
paper, but the train came through early, and
brought nothing but vague rumor. In Essex, there
was no serious opposition to the Wings. In Hud-
son, the Wings have done the clean thing, as will
be seen by the following:
HUDSON COUNTY.
Eirss GRn from Netc. Jersey -,