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DEWIT1sS FERRY.

T'HlS Ferry is situated South OF. and adjoin.
= ing the town Of Gonzales, about n hall
mile from the Court House, where there il MI OK
Icellcnt NEW BOA1,,
calculated TO cross Wagons of tho Target size and
stock OF all kinds, aud on the direct road leading
to all the following places from Gonzales up aud
down the West side OF the Guadalupe River, viz
San Antonio, Helena, Yorktown, Clinton, In De.
wit county, and to the Cibolo, Santa Clara, Colct-
to and 10 all parts of the Sandics.
The distance 90 Victoria, by crossing Mt this fer.
.ry, AMI going down the west side of the Gnada.
lupc to Benefits ferry and recrossing, is short.
cncd eight miles. "
Persons going to any af said places can got the
necessary directions at tho Ferry.
Corn for sale at tho Ferry.
Nov 20. G. DEWITT
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/ - -.
-. Oh nonda
Una mo- VINO
''"' '"'"'' nc P"'Sr"H "attchdnls O
hlenceinent oil tie session.
Inc acanemic year Is divided into two sessions
WorIa.s ~, u. NV .pnhpehc'ng on inc frs'
c,nhra,o H.. npa,%, "mS 49,, u vacations
20 - ~" - ""i'n anu september.
ar oaaL, - 81 - at tne close
,,,oGc;noov 80 - - a.,po'' :, ~ s."h""g ana
r",nn'y ~ .n.ir .niuiIn M Mafas'
,,,s c.n,u;.. f. - ,pa ai";"i,n ny pe'r mH'ne ~ PR
aocrn,""ds,;na .s 80, ~ VI "' '""'Be 'r inc
,. VI oo"uers'
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a. wFEsE.
G. II n : vi TT III

NAuuLp respectfully inljtm lhc citizens al
Wv tunsales aud adiotuim c%0uUtic., lat ho
: /, nov prvrarcIi Ia execute Ia ancai and Workman.
Ike insuuct. Or wptk tn his linug( busiuesA
Guns rcstpckel aud bored !, shnot rlse and
strong tint guns altered 30 lscrtfs>Em no "a, sto.t
improved p%nneilc Patent ~issecles and ~,let,
Isagds aiicl 50 rHns Ut any msh EteFS ltseSt.
tien % Vnns ant PISTOLS made 81 upajs,I un t5c
s~sr'tseri ny'tyc ss'VF immediately h tte reat OF
liSwsn'. jce,it, Sieto.
t.eusaies. oclobef Us, isaae.f
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Notice.

ME undersigned la, the pleasure to inform
- his friends and the public that he has re-.
moved from his old stand on Pubic Square, to his
own promises near Capt. Matthews old corner, st.
James ~. He has n large stock of assorted
Goods on hand Which he will sell for % small profit.
Please give him u cnll and satisfy yourselves of the
quality and cl.eapncss. lie will continue business
.as heretofore. ]. GUiCIIAItD.
Gonzales. March 4 .lsSt-Iatr
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Book for
OH YEAR.
ONE HUNDRED

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Of reading each month ,Jyfhe 5es. .am,r.,r s.no,.
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Certainly the most intensely interesting one AVER
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TIE TRIALS OF "A NEEDLE WOMAN:
ny r. 5. ARnirR; 40
VIII oc commenced in the January number.
THE ONLi COLOREb FASHIONS
u,,Poh which any reliance can >e placed. received
direct from PAnis, and adapted y the tastes OF Am.
ericnn Ladies by our own 'faslon Editor" with
full directions. """
DRESS MAkiSG.-Our month";, i. ...r;,,;or
Dress Making, with plans to cut by!N N.ne Inn Tho
latest fashions are given. The dirrtions .s
plain, tina, every lady can be her owA dress nak.r
EMnEoipEEY.-An infinite variety icyerv NJ
DRrss PArTERss.-Infhnt and child.en's ,lres,..
with descriptions how 10 make them. AN Rin,Is =,
CROCHET and NETTING work. New ttt.rn. 70.
CLoASs, MASrELrIs, TALMAs, CoLLAs Cu,v,.
sErTEs and UNDrgsLglyEs-with full dection. -
Every new pattern of any portion of n IN. d,os.
appears first in the Lady's Book, ia we rliy. con-,
signincnts from PARIS every two weeks.
TrE NURSERY This subject is treated 90, G.-
q%ucntly. "
GODEY'S INVALUABLE RECEIPl Up-
ON EVERY SUBJECT,
Indispensable To every family, worth more q, III.
whole cos, of the Book.
MUsic,-Thrc dollars worth il given eyci,..,
DRAwING.-This art can be taught 10 anyiiLI
by a series of drawings IN every number for Ia
MODEL CorrAGs-Cotiagc plans and cottaglr.
niturc will be continued ns usual.
SPLENDID srEEL LINZ ASp NpzzotISr ES0RAyts
In every number. They are always to be found
Cooley. y.
Godcy's lady's Book contains precisely that, |
which yon wouli have to take at lcnst three oil
magazines to get the same amount Of inioruiatid 1
TERMS.
One copy one year.,
Two " " +"
Five " " " and to the pcrsn send'g club n
Eleven +" 20
Address, l.. A. Cooley,
ll3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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For Sale or Rent.

For Sale or Rent.
IN NE hundred ncrcs of land situated on Sandy
" Fork, Peach Greek, adjoining Mr.. Baldridgc.
and lately occupied by John Goliath, with good i'm.
~proycmcnts, ANA 10 ncrcs in cultivation, under good
icncc--good stock country surrounding and healthy
situation. Also several other tracts of land in the
county. For further information apply to
j. GuIClIARD.
Gonzales, March 4, ls5i-iotf
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MckNEE - HARRISON,
pEAltltS ~
GROCERIES and
c0NaoN 1IFIgG loAcl, n,AA

Ak| i have uop us hand arl arp constant, rv,
w ceiNiHs tht tp.a1ug sgHtlcs
Flour, ~lEaf, CuN,r, Salt, iiasiu. lork, Lard.
Noiasas. lsh, posl Afgls auI p,sghos Nalsm.
uf, ttnds,s. soap fta, STONY api Wugise
NHtc, EdiSCrtt tFu, tAnis att nvseitel
Fruit, lrklts, rute. Whsks, RecllUcl. nv
'hi BHutt4uj, Sad al kietis uf ~tlranle tut Wins.
,'grihcs eith iaany u,,y, asuclas usasll, ktpi Ia 4
vvl tsusivt Gn~,y aaA Produce Stais. al 81
NhHa eN5 "a aod ,bcsf tex cash Ooiee. pspmpt,
lt tdrl deetl-5Vsty
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Nou $40 rcfpuel Ca ibc apnoNel ,a,tct Tor facts
" Asitog ti,.k, ftstos a., Jtr4 Isas H..
isbiu pN l. $ C0vfusg. Ncv Nnfb ucar Sjr,
Twelve months atn hputht half,lular is,S nl
,our Pain tstlaclVF, sni ucightar ut miuo lu,lea
Mm Ncpcire ia ibis y%asat,, had a q, EO woman
thii Nts buultv , isH i,-b tsslp,n fta,is az. iltss
every bou'h vo8ii hgesb us AMI nn.. ,a ttsi sbr
Was tn .pptc orl.ie he sent a. mv T4 ml ist.
ui al,rs I iat SdH have Is, te spritl Ia anti Is
has Wa,5e a ryftet eu4N ap iisi lc r. ass d h4s4.
.egtd aai SCH aad shp J4isa SASS hs ol slaa,4
.ketp ng athe ou Lsui iha,t t$st sht atyp a
tHy tsnflg, sui ta4 70 gofi l sogbi rrt lv v;fh,
sei t ~ ass p4tte b Che poi}d thtte heea Go
cnuW 20 ftscs-t Of ass Tyl2hburi ttpH T. ssh
~ thsi i,.e niri II $40 $50 satisfied ash II. 4ul
say tbsf SIT uo& b t1l.ntA a tgtgtiaf -
ndoe ts ttc HNnn wu I, H.3ehf4u,t fNtm llter
uuit heilth ttttb eisi ,oRi iao sis,a, ll
&at ! aa eel aUHei Ne4 N
NNsN WW v. FHf0wEIIn
n NNltruS rp,.r a.e.tu,, IA Y...
H. rUSSfHgF ss4H ffestt aAN Vffsr
~fusuwfy II Sc ianfss osoeS -. ukva us
ts3ea ase aHi ttfoi s u ssh ueA. Cvehs9 Ws.
tt. islts tb sSa frfaaarr ihusa7esss pss
Ht yt4ans Nee Ntsk sfl smi u Fets,sts+
a e - city stsse 80 ifsseba4s "a 81
~ Sis the ge4 ~ a sasnAes faos- rb.ne.
r. ~. " - pr sets, 81 - ps~W
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-14

IoS. LYMAN TRuMsuiL: Has been nomin-
a,ed by the Alton Telegraph as a candidate
fur onercSs in the Sth Congressional dis
tlict. Mr.. T,umbul Is demo .at, but not
Of the PIERCE schoo. He is anti Douglas
all ov,r. Why the telegraph being whi,.
should declare himse in fax or Of him, is a
question that we cannot unlrrs ami VIII n
there were so many lie Wig, to rerr rs.n
that district, who were both anti Douglas
and antlNcbrasxa as much 50 as Judge llum-
bull.
Mr.. Joseph Gillespie is an able and elo-
quent Wig lawyer and would have reprcs-
ented the District ably and honorably.
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IOWA MEDICAL JOURNAL.

An alternate mon HI, published hy the
NJ, d'cis Department Of The iowa Unve s'iy,
is received. This, No. of volume ?, Is Il
very beautiful spec men Of the typographical
Art, printed on GDs bold type and on good
paper. 1t Is the finest appearing issue Of
the Iowa Press that has come under our no.
tice for \ long time, and does great credit to
the s.Whig," at which Office it was issued.
This number is greatly enlarged and con-
tains some very valuable articles to the med
ical faculty of this State.
sNotes on Anatomy" according to our
opinion, is a very able article, and does crtd-
it to the young Surgeon.
We should think the profession would
give encouragement. to this publication, and
place it upon permanent basis. Tie Agri-
cultural interest has its Journal. Educ ,tion
its. Politics its, Law its, and why should no,
Med cine have its, also. Let the faculty Sc,
If thy ,nnos sustain the work fore US.
ard make it as good as any in the whole
country.
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Foreign Items.

Ruins OF The ALryANDRIAN LIBRARY: 1t il
stated III the Daily news that Cap. New,n
ham. an adm risy ,.ent on tn. Sou halmp-
ton station. wh n - u t returned from Alex
andrii, VISIT d while there the ri rs of the
Aiexandran Library.
laege mound in a ex md ia has he n b..
li"ved ag"s TO mark the sIot where once
God The famos lib AIRY which was burned
BY the Caliph Omar.
This mound 10 now in process Of removal.
Splendid house are to BE- built TN is site.
WI le Capt. Newcnham VS. there an i'm
mense ston. OF blue granite WAS dug out
which We ghed sever al tons, ard is covered
with al par n,lv copt Q letters.
Beneath the mound the rem ms Of bull
ding, som thing like a star, fort, have been
j SC we I'd. and masses of do able co amns-
alsa signs Of wells Of wafer, and Of places
for heating.
The b.ick work j. Of immense str myth an
thickne $; The bricks being not 20 thick as
English ones but longer and b Dad r.
: An immense number IF Arab bows and
ard girls were en.aged in carrying away tn.
rub0 sh in baskets.
Capt. N W nh i'm picked up manv curiosi-
It's the e-snch rs pi Gas OF cong Generated
br ok, mortar, and metal wo k, b,arng evil
d mt m uks IF having being fus d together
by intense heat. The Captain learnt in
Esyit liza. n French saw m, who discover
c the bnrricd city OF S5ccal ah,. bsyoud
q aud Ca 10, VS. packing up an immense
nunae. 0. treasures for Il transportation TO
France,
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EAeu tivQ News.

The returns from Ohio, Indiana, and Penn
aylvania are Of the most cheering chara tor
TO the Anti n braska p ,r,y, which with .e
adm x,are Of K,soso "A o lsingis,n, Ike Al ir
resistehle temi sss sw 4 Ps every hing befor
il in thu form Of siaecry .xs ion or u j.
min;sssAt on favor. nP.nnssi, AMI, Pick
the VIII & oani.llts Lads Bigger. ia every
eoun , heard fron~and ta-rs ,sno soaL oi
the e!ssion Of Poitox sIar;su1. or -
Ohio-shs Know no,hings have ~ p. ,i..
nm IT, slsc.ipx oil s.,slr oiis>rs, and the
Wing osadidat fsr Consrtss. IS
lnliins. Co,taz, Wig Is ke!y elected to
Cong ss,. There j. ev ~ pro.oecs OF
Peunsylvania, Ohio, and Iai.a,a, returnin;
. verd o. against Douglas, for his iniquitou-
slavery sxtsns on lii,. Il il g ncraliy b.
lie,sd hat the minority Of tlose rsturned
sven from the Democratic ranks, will b
Anti Nebraska, showing tht th, p ople Of
b whole N1r.h are opposed 10 the bill, an Z
re ds.erm ned to express their di s2psob.s-
ion by retur.isg assies to Congress.
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GO 10 Persons out Of Employment 30
$500 to 81 900 a Year.
4 CHANCE 10 MAKE MONEY AID DO GOOD
BOOK AGENTS WANTED

. HE subscriher PUBLISH n,mi er If most valua-
1 hie iict"la. f"oks. very popular and # -ncl
moral and rtiigi u ihtuehce that while god men
nay afsy rng,@e III circla ION thy will e. n
,ci PUBLIC hrneft and receive FAIR a MrEAsA-
rIoN f., her labor.
Ess- Tumen Of enterprise aud tact This business T.
en- AN elpfiunity profitable emrl ), men. .edp III
- J." '"tff with.
Iz1s-P rs,n> wishing IT, engag, in thcir SALE will
rte.Ise promptly by mail, a Circular eintalnna full
nattlcnHs. with Direction. persons disI SD 10
act as As,ni>,' i"gei her with tire terms .u winch
ley will be furnished l., a,ir. sstrg IT,, snIscFb Der
posi- paid. 10 ERr SEARS. TUBfIs
Isl WI lam Street NV dk
NG~IN PRESS. aud ,eaay fr Agent by - g ist
of tc', icr 1874 Sen = illustrated Description
Of The Russian Empire" f., further iar,i,rl.fs
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Mr.. J. B. Browning has opened, fruit
and provision store on Jefferson street, or
posite tbs Barrett House, whare almost every
thing Of the edible kind, besides choice az.
pies, can be obtained. Nj. Browning, is
widely known in tbs community, and it
would be invidious in US, to of r any express
sion by way of commentator in his favor
to the publc-call and d al with him, and
you will fnl him servig Of your patronage
500 his c,l | in to lays paper.
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Rgv T. p. IrNT: We have hear m nv
good Inns thai ,mlnatei from The keen
wi. o. this Row. Gen'l man, but the tst oae
threw Us down entirely. man recently
passing NJ. Hunt, WIS accomr MED hv a
small dog, an the little scoundrel took a
SUDDEN fncy to stick his teeth in n" Old
g,n ieman's leg>, this physical NANTES o;inn
NOT proving sat ST Glory to the .lorica; victim
he determined to victimiz the dog in turn.
IN Dir wins the bg end of his cane soon
ad led aao her SUBJ ct to tn" dog ,ombs.
Thus BEGAN the dramatic tragedy com hv.
S,rrnger-'.Whv did you kill my dog"
llnnt-''Becausa he was a going 10 bite
me-
Strangcr-"Why didn't YOU use tho small
ond of your s'ick?-v"u could have fright
enrd him AMI not killed him.
Hunt. (,xrit ~ Why di Pint your do.
come at m till ir>t. til NJ"
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NEW FRUIT ORE.

uol orrN iNH, Oh Jefferson street. opposite "a.
u The Barret lou where ever thing m thai &&&
me will @ constantly kept on hand. every va -
r.cy ct Ffnits Preserves, Jcllies Candi. s. Nuts -,
ees. Pickles Vafsup Pepper sauce Ju jubl Paste, F
rate. lob eco aid Cigars 1T oil kinds
Also the mar Syfups, Sugars. Coffee, Teas (cxtra
Ine.) White fish from The Lake, Htrrnrs. sa,din.
u.s;srs, Family Soap Fancy Soap, srrm Caldl,s
Amaf,rn' Chez late. French Chocolate, Farina, A.aca
rni Vermiccl.i &c. &c.
nuts. m - '''
share Of patronage is solicited.
Oe'. H. 1904. j. b. BROWNING
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 10.

Flour a triac higher.
Sales $3.50 barr Is State at 81 81 a g.;
good Ohio SsaS IS; Sou hem belt, r, 316J
blrrrls sold ut 1897.
Wbe It e m.
Con up n d hunyart hut closed ,avy.
Sal p, 100 bushels ives crn mixed al 7Sc
to Soc.
Whi-ke- SO to SIC.
Pork m irket unsettled, bu. rather frmer,
Sal = 2 $50 bIls SILT TO liz.
B.f tribe eas:er-country mess $l2 to
$l2 so.
Hogs lower-5i to 6.
Lird unch ,ny"d with moderate demand
Mt previous rates.
Coffee frmer.
NJ ,lasaes UNCHANGED.
Stocks qu ct and irner.
Money unch ,nged.
No account Of tip Attic.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.


Day, (Locofoco) ard La son (Whig)
Know Nothing cndidate, elected to Con-
gress in tbs county, by from one 10 3. OOO.
The county ell. cts two representa- ives N
sclar ate distr cts.
Ilak county 600 minority for Stanton,
anti Nyb,a ask fot Congress. Galway, VIII Z
ami ant-Nci raska, pc tea elected in ,hc
Eth DIS rict, pc ting Old<.
u yton, Columbus ana everything, over
whelm.ns:y K,publican.
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New Orleans Oct. Q.

The steamer Princess WIS bu n, n ar
Natch"z yesterday, vi h caro- Of $500
bai's Ut cotton. supposed q total loss.
Sever prisons persisted in the flames, IN
c nd ng two lad es.
Th" Ca'ada's news has depressed the COT
ton Market.
Flour Sc so as IS.
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NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves to be in
sasbted to this Office, either for subscription or
.jobwork will call and settle the same, for we
want money and must have it. So friends who
'sws 10 and have been for three years, just call
round 1t the Office, and We will be glad to see
you.
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CO Mr.. Ben Ezekiel has RECEIVED a fine
stock Of Fall and Winter clio hing fresh
vitcs the attention Of thos. needy. and who
fear the sound Of the cold North West affair
off, See his advertisement in another COL
umn.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-14

Michigan City, South Bend, NJ sbawauka,
and Clay townships, & We Colfax wing aud
an l. Nebraska, 3Oo majority.
Two years ago they gave Eddy IS majori-
ty.
Colfax gains 90 far 364.
Cool spring two to one for peoples ticket.
New Durham five to one.
Michigan city $50 votes cast c'ose work.
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CO Mcssrs. w. u. An lerson & Co.., have
&c. ivel fine stock Of fresh Groceries M
their old st mi on Man Street, Hhcre tn
invite their old customers to call and see for
themselves.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-14
M 4 NJ NJ o T II
{ / 0 7 HIN |, \ I 0 R i
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
3 t. y /. II Z K Il l..

/ HAVE ju-f received anu opeutdmy Fall aud Win
l ter 5tncN e
hE nt-sE,nE CLOTHING.
10 Which the a.tenti u of the public il respect ul'y
so cii.d. Having has sup,iini,ldtd tie mtn
uiaetnre oi 10y stock cat muei 1t qua,
If mat, ia. suairiity f make. and .iyie If ca;
apo any stock ever brought to this cry Among,
this sto:k will ist found
e every description. Hack aud other calors Fro
-t. eats eavcrci,,ti,. u oaIcIrth. Lion 81 il,
Petlshim, Fit Whnny Css.m,,t, sat,inet, i, {
l@oea business oyvicuats.
PANTS,
of hlack I'd fancy Doe kin and {, ss;mers, Tweed
ie.y,i,een and o,he iahts.
Fine cut ,ilk Velvet ara Plrsh v,sis. Back anu
lmcy Satn aIu Silk, Cashmere, Sattinct. col
anl u,hei vests.
FURNl>HING COON.
Black and fame, silk and sa;ln cravats and stock,
pocket hand ceif>, white and fancy shirts silk
nerine, f.nI e am, cott,n deishiris and drawer
tiunks, carpet lags, sl,v.s and Il variety If fliniL
ing gods.
IN many thanks to the citizens Of BurIii cton f, !
III r pa patronage. wud .oi.cit u contG ~ &c 4
!, eng ontdct' IN surfing tn m that il g.
% dis N d ,aod.rat pr.ce> d er innuctm nj. III
shai n, v'r l'as. my ore di>saii ii d,
T. u try me chants visiting Buri gtan for h,,
stick will d vel 10 call and xaninc my stock A. i
G n assure them my prices will compare most ,vr
ably with Those OF st Lous any place in the West
b. EZEKIEL.
j. hers'n street, door cast Of Co lbauu0L BRICK
Tankers.
Sept. II, 81.
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CINcINNATI. Oct. 10.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
Flour frmer; supo,Gne Sc 9oa7.
Viii KEY 29c.
Oh "e>e 10.
S lies Bacon Sides Ct packed.
No change in & oceris :.
Exch ne hes further d. clined, now sell.
ing at 4.2 premium outs DID, mixers are
checking at pr MUM.
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Or, CiNNATI, Oct 10.
Flour firm at sc 50 to-.
Whiskey i IL, no sa.rs.
Nothing done IN provis.ous.
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TOLEDO, Oct. 10.

TOLEDO, Oct. 10.
Fusion majority in this city aaou. 800. K.
Mott. Majority has ia &.
Ma.n Z ca y gives Mot, "a majority.
thatcher the Slulc.
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CT, cIN>ATT, Oct. 10.
1t is conceded by all parties that the Am
erican refo In ticket is elected in this county
BY Large M ,jority.
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Mr.. Ullman was declared nominated lie
was on hand, acc ptd lii prof rel hon r.,
AID pie ICED himself, # elected, TO cary out
the p. il,clt,ies Of h U der.>
A numb r OF votes given for Mvron H.
Clark W $ refused hy the Pres dent. WHO
profess d, in doing SO, - he acting und /
the rule auol u by the Co lncI. By The
me lie vote vas cord q ana ammo need
n re were but a W OF fhe hon g. an pure
niUmb r .! the Couici. III attend nee a, is
CIV denced the G. ,ha. bat four huad ed
ANA tlgh y-tMO woes polfd whs n III Coan-
Gil open u It's g ss.on with nine hundred aud
nity- .hree mem Iers III a ten ,ance. III ses-
: Oh OF n 5 Council must ave been more
boz ferrous III any h h IL ha- ~ been
"a sembl n this c.ts. The oan and beers,
tie III $, b. Gu ls to ord /, could b dis
l"c iy and in the halls and 10 bie~. md
N" y u! the peuch could nave becnr pot
ca ceTbdtim. As the vO Q was beng axpn
on e.ae was heard To Il clare Il Il. ..he
IN III now 70 g us he should vote 1T the
polls, for Mvron II. Clark.'' The PEI lent
decl u u the vote out OF . DR., and Instructed
the ) iraeant-at- Arms TO put OFT the offend
ins delegate, but mus b we aftei wards r.
iravtrd, a III re WIS no inmed a Q addi. ion
10 In members ont.id".
The Know Nothings cl i'm to have lis 600
voters on heir rolls, and exp CT o poll all
these and some more for their candida e.
1--WE sh al see what we snail see.''
1t is IT ed I'VE understand, that James
w. Bark r, who is Chi 1 cook Of The Order.
IN Il be the '.know- Moth ng'' Gun date for
Mayor Of our CITY. N'iehbor Br wcr, tho
he hated Gov. >. ward with all his m plt.
couldn't gu tr come it.
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GiRARD, Pa. Oct. 10.
Hanton Dom. 62, kim, Wing 81 for coun
ty cierA.
bigger, Dem. %, Pollock, wbis y.
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CINCINNATI, Get. 10.
The electors are pass NJ oil gu city, AMI
business IN Il or at measure suspend d.
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CINCINNATI, Oc obor 10.
The Know Nothings have 1900 majority
n Cine nna,i.
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P.ITsEuRG, Get. 10.
Rive, full II inches at stald. Wealth +
cl, ar anu pc snt.