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DIE y u co.. wHOLEs,LK d. .LKEs exclusively in
- hRANDlES WINES AMI CIGARS would particular
attention o ~" trade 10 their large aud superior stock
pr-ing, la part
Cugnac aud London Dock Bran,es Dark and Pale
Madeira, Sherry aud Port Wines
Ola Seiridam Holland
Oh Jamaica and CrniN
Heck and Claret Wines
Champagne 81 various brands
Old Rye Whisky and y. T. Rum
Cordials and Cherry Brandy
London Porter aud Scotch Ale
Sparkling Tonic Ale
Philadelphia Porter andA
Champagne Cider
Old Peach aRd Apple Brandy
DemJohns Of all sizes.
Goods warranted pure and genuine
sell
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NEW Pillow.

ANTE have been engaged Tor m- -
w Ia getting up a., patterns Tor n new t-SS>>.--s--.
Pl1s, especially designed Tor he
heaviest growth ut vegetable matter
have the pleasure iuk
have fully accuupli-h he'd that end.
"" would call tn
large stock Flow. Cultivators Corn
New Ground Jumping Coa-r-, Cuvato for
putiiuF Ia wheat, Harrow &c sc. An
shops, good workisrn warranted t. give ..t.t
~es Square i.ov ,ir F,,ns,', r'I Tc,n rf'i,
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ritE MOST Hi:tt THU AM, ATTRACTIVE
GOODS OF THE 81 NSp\ - -

AG iSS T.. M REID bcg- assure her old c,io go,
I'VE and The lc that she has IL
visit t. the North where she las, W.
and hautiiul supply IA. ~
them snr
pass'' or --iuale'i Ia the selection III goods.
In addition the ordinary he
sale shundan supply eiHbrery, and .auufl
She has In choice and elegant pattern and everything
Ia htr line If the --latest choicest
lds Whn the aul
70 their advantage consult their ctps
,sgfH
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NEW GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
4
JAMES q. SPOTS.
JOHN ID. HARVEY,
jal JOHN g. SPOTS.
uI>>oIIrto> ar Co-PNKTNEH>uIp.

ElNht arm Of WARREN PERKINS us day dissolved by nu
tisl consent. Either will the 81 the firm
brrt'Du Al per,ons indebted to will please forward
AMI settle their accounts Longer Indulgence cannot BE given.
WA. r. WARREN,
iAO W. =. PERKINS.
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SIuUEHDEAN wI,ISKEN.

ElEN hs bsiFrs loo Auyuda county The -usrtiher viii Gl
y orders IN atcs md or ANY pat r United sstr.
fpr this celebrated WlsKEY. II awarded gHsr "a 40
nrLa' 81. c Iair " uc Mechanic fn.tuic, Richmond No
vrmhr 1851 This Liquor intended family and nsrira nee
sud Tor e hr Hotels u uy h. ordered age from two 10
Nv years Orders through The malls promptly attended TO- Al.
drrss WILLIAM KIM
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NOTICE.
AS.G. HUNT y DANIEL R. HUNT have cor
80 ucci themselves under tie uf 4 BRO,
general Business have taken an onic on
Virginia, between cary aud the Danyc Depot
Harvey, Wood COD
T,y solicit OF Tobacco. wheat Flour,
kni- OF country produce promising prompt attention all
s.ttiyuts, and quick returns. jai-ts
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TgNE firm ~ BROOKS, BEl WALLER will not he dissolve
Il ill further notice. w viii close Goods
d5 Al an early day. 20 a.e room Tor successors, Mrss
ELLErr, WALLER. DREMRN CO.
January ~, lSG6. BROOKS. BELL A WALLER.
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MEDICAL.
II. II. II.
LIFE AND ID n 4 n n.

LIFE An ID DE a TN.
THE
MYSTERIES OF DISEASE LAID OPEN TO THE PEOPLE
R'as' d tA' f'"ft q r. ga Disease d "' f'"e'eis @
rus .SssD, rsss-. m, Sass, row.. 10 .ssyss
sss's AMY t' ,s,s rss, .sa, -, asS Az -' '
rnr ARror p1ESxs VINO SsaHfa AND rur METHOD
6FctRiXG DiSESSE BY THE n q. MS
..,s A r.l! l,r. y.,s a.
srrl s,s5nay or TAKEN ns'Ss , '. wi 'sy The e tor
Morphine ChoOform, vra,rlne any other anoyns remedy
Is saisr han hs.s dsSsS fcas.. The public will tear In
Sra as S 80 %S. S1S s SG ss p% - s
81 tuE and that after the influence Of ihese narcotics have
Cd from he system the pain again br,aks forth with Its terrible
Rsdways Ready Relief stop. pain remove. the cause Of
the d'se that occasions ~ iua.cs new life into the weak and
health aud strength place palm,
counter rr,,n, Railways Relief applied to ,h- sur
Ss Of he SSy Shers ,sss { Inflammation Or eoSsss;Cp WIN
IN s~ nIs ,e %0i SSs,Ssins PaS' ARE rs,ove THIS
terrible where application Railways Ready Rel
will restore thg patient To ease and comfort
csi.js ca -, !; s"s I:g Ne ,S..
"T'sa '"'T , ,,a,s T p,S' no. ,o 80,
Railway Ready Rc: T1 Ss ' eSi Per
NAY ri ~ % s sa 's ,s S no n"pe ~ , SssT WI
all rsre lie had Of them all; but by
issiS to r@rr. rsy cljeStc lie .sd he must do something
nos wv snd ~SrSr ON n. aI%. and The whole sc.s s e
for your medicine was i've dollars Isaac nuppLssrusE
HADwAX's REGULATORS.
,medy~RApwAYS REGULiroRs they possess tie Srssi curs
tive prOrerte. Of eathAe apervnt sudornc
dysppc corrcctor and regulator Of the They
the only perfect cathartc remedy that
discovered or given TO the world.
Railway Regulators will better than
urcur' without rntsng the the terrible
these baneful drugs
rhcy n Pills elegantly coated with gum perfect
ly atl and hc without .ckenng nsu-eane the
patient They To eusi In all when
ORDER under the influence II disease Of
Rslway Regulators has frequently checked prugrr. the
most terrible diseases and restored the
lsrty.
They establish and improved principles Medicine aud
the and Important of regulating
gvat controlling power properties
u the popular Caihar Vegetable Indian Pgatve pills
have yea been
Radways Regulators disease the
human body health entirely different principle the
keeling. cksnng and gripping method of the caare AMI
purgatiyc pills.
Railway Regulators
caou sickness, Irregular unnatural action
81 the body, quicker rrcctuai
les troubc the patient than six ten % the caihnrc
purTative pills. The Railway Regulators
TIE afflicted with disease, their aEiug efficacy begins
they search tho elements disease
they the whole surface Of the hoc
ting the foul and morbid humors from the blood glands,
vcl., and SIng the seed. Of disease body restoring
Kidney, bladder, skin and all other visccra.
THE BOWELS
Al ~ the pills - the day called Vegetable Indian
ttrtr, pur,ng
This they gotry the bowels
membrane thus obtain
bowels eating something
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nICumnNn NNnpErEl,NmII tt. " AIIItOAp

sStSS--. 49,. EfSI--. e-.zS1e= 81. -
ES77=. $500 =7,Ts TsSsslIsSsssf[;
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UgIs.fNyTfY fsOUUS.
j. SPENCE y son,
90 AND ~ Division sTRErr. NLw YORK,
utvrfacrrH.ra oF
EICkEAM WARE AND FOlNDATGON LACE.
rD.s.Ir tutvrs tsp ttpWy-.
NfH. W..' fpur.slH pfsi.i1a FifstioR.
r would respectfully inform their Cu-'.tIers and tif
81 ft.l .s. made r'0.f. with leading
PARIS h a I ry rn receive, atu.etreH moment, every
..s I.... and Crowns Hri THEW Improved ft it.s
fI. I.f. fyi.s, will cnt'I. f.H supply t
-I advantageous t.u utfr llou-e loo tir
u..f a. .I Of " lnrrf art Others tY r lffrf
..I ....II f. .. HiLltSEEY GOnDs, eiIci have Boz
s.I. ...i daily receiving. .H...tug.f
t| tIss. Crepe,
f-.r TIr.fUu NIlra. fHH'inz.rre
Foo. h.... If.fa Trimming. Arth"lf fi.rrrl.
. d. 900 ir... i'stf.. I.Iur.f Lawn. BONNET Wires
NH IHI 1i ....If f.r.a. Wi1lsi1f.s. Rods
500 .I. t ...fg dascr rfou nf rsl. us.d u GO
- ono N. I..n. rieh our fsr.tt. fDr tuyur WIN
I ''. .. .Hn.f .H H. IY..t Msr.tt Prc,a.
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AP,Ts, ,so,oCro sNn mI.,GK 81 sE.
S,TOCKS AND BONDs ron SALE

- 5000 Nirguir STOCK short dates.
2i james River aud ktnawiin company guaranteed lon
2lNu Virginia aud Tenneaee Railroad 20 m'fragrd Huuf
tnJtu Virginia Central Railroad uorgtgrd i'ords
GGi do Dividend tin yearsl bonds
tiH slarrs Virginia Central Railroad Stock
h-1s u d MATnX 4 co
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HEAD QUANTITIES ron IASIsIoNAUI
CLOTHING.
SILVER MEDAL FOR ISbb.
REMOVAL REnOyALif HEMOVAIrIi
TO the People of Virginia aud North Carolina.

uHANE removed their Wholesale Retail fniure Ware.
Rooms TO Corinlan Hail. Main Richmond
NaneNt door above Hooker Osborn Co Carriage
-err they oncr Tor ale The largest aud most varied
C"i1gc 'ham~r Furniture" before this market
Also splendid assortment ~ Furniture n NJ
y reduced prices Our Old customers wanting goods in
examine stock and make their
elaars
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rpFMI,NDOVS FIRE AT SYRACUSE n. Y.

SYRACUSE. Shtutuay NOV. ., Low
kt3o'cIcck this molniug the largest fire that mas
ever Wis ed our city broke out in the First Ward and
in the short space of three hours over twelve acres
were bnrt ov,r and about one hundred buildings con-
sumed The fire originated in the barn back OF Grants
Hotel which had not been occupied for two or three
wears II Immediately comm 1nceed to Grant Hotel
occupied oy Barney Grant, which was consumed. Inc
loss on ,hc building is estimated at S50OO The store
of MIR Bic Gure then caught fire and was soon burned
down. $1,000. The flames then spread to the new
and macufcent building owned by Messrs Slatterly d
Ford ED soon II IN mass of ruins. Ii was oc-
cmed by Lynch BrotheTs who had jast got IN an eate
new stock OF goods. The loss on the building VIII De
about SIC 0Oo- insured for 0G0. The Lynchos will
lose alb, ~ $40 OOO-insurei for $4,000. large num-
Der OF WOO den building in the aud adjoining block
were consented. The Avery block, owed by J." u.
Avery was entirely destroyed. Loss slo,oOOi insur-
apce no, ~ e. talned. The Back of Silne was also
copsuuod--oss on the building, $1,000. All the books
and papC-s OF the bank were saved The Post once
aud Telegraph Office were destroyed, but we earh tha1
AL Tie letters and paIers were saved.
The water az the reservoir was turned OH, ana con-
seoueutly the hydrents were useless strong west
wind ws- blowing tie time, and our cluzcns were
oompelled to stand and iher property CONSUMED
with nothing stop its progress Inc entire loss can
fall little short of 81 10000, and may eicn more
Over one lmudrcd families have been rendered nome
less The fire undoubtedly was the work OF an III
Ctndary.
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THE HOME OF GEN. CISS.
Con ,Pc nlerce Of The n. Y. TnJuns.

Con sfc adecfe Of The ~ L. IrJuh-'
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 3, 1886.
NJ, HGAS, the offspring Of New-icrk, sends
greeting to the parent State: The men who are
free by the glorious cd Anti. Slavery Ordinance, re-
pudiate "Squatter Sovereignty " and its author. Ne
gro-driviDg Democracy is " crushed OUT in TINS
State. We have " subdued' BOrder-Ruilianl' q
here Tie political career of Cen Cass Is finished.
Our recreant Congressman, Peek, IS reduced 10
taught. ,
Our whole state ticket, the Legislature III pom
branches 10y wheuliug maiorltles, oni'eu
States Senator in place OF Gen. Cass' iour Mem
bers Of Congress. are the fruits al car victory ,
" sorrow Oser the present defeat oil cur hoDle
candidate, but We hope for a future TRIUMPH WIN
him and for him. Our principles have no" Ceeh
gloriOuslJ yindcated. The voices OF Maine. New
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode is'hnd'
Connecticut, New-York, Ohio, Michigan "isf'h-
SIN and Iowa, speaking in such trumpet tones, must
BE heard d heeded. The yast majOrltes Tor our
movement in those States must have pO'eh.id'
lhuerce Would that Pcnnsylyanla had Deeh
true to her responsibilities. ss IN 'erH! no"
4" ,Le Key sioue Of the Arch" But We can MOor
sud wait.
Below give Won msiOrites ia tins sta'e Is re-
ported up 10 TINS tine. The remaining eou"''''
wii Increase our majority 70 over 1000
Howard is reelected in the Is Colgre' .IVA''
District by over 200 majority; Wadr2n II Ine
lilo Ly over 5000; Walbridge i'll the llid .! o'eI
500: and Leach beats Peek 10 the l'th D! V'e'
2tOU--G gain.
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TEXAS.

Not whisper from this STATE, but ~ one doubts ts
vote or the Platform.
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TENNESSEE.
RICHMOND, Va, Saturday,

RICHMOND, Va, Saturday, Nov. 8, 1856.
Rtiurrs received this morning at Wytheville state
that the eastern counties Of Tennessee show large
American maortes, indicating doubt az TO the result
in that State. Another dispatch says that they Indicate
the sucoees of the Americans.
NASHVILLE, Tenu., Thursday, Nov. @, 1876.
Thir 1.-TWO counties in this State have been heard
from, which show Democratic gain Of 5000. Bu
chsnan majority il the STATE will be about 5000
NothiIg Of decisive nature has yet been received
from Tennessee. message last night, giving the re-
suit in two counties, shows Democratic gain of iOO
The bet Judges here affirm that the State has gone
for Buchanan,
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FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.
BosroS, Saturday. Nov. 3, 1856.
The Imports If Foreign Goods at the Port of Bos-
THE LECTORING SEASON.

The Lectures Of the season now commencing
must either call new laborers INTO the field Or be
restricted in number. OF the noted Lecturers OF
last Winter, ThacheIay has gone home, and no one
Of equal celebrity has come or is coming over to take
his place; Bayard Taylor is in Europe, not to re.
turn for two years; SAKE, we hear, is suffering
some protracted illness; AntOinette L. Brown (now
Mrs. BlackwelD, is no, lecturing at present; and
George W. Curtis will probably accept fewer invi-
tations this Winter than for the last two seasons.
We infer that the Rev. Henry Giles is out Of the
field, and that several Of the stars Of other days
have either given over lecurng mean to restrict
their travels materially tbs Winter. We shall,
therefore, only make list Of those we still presume
to be accepting engagements and shall gladly pub
sh larger list hereafter if the names shall be fur
nshed us. But We do not propose to make Lee
turers, and shall mainly give the names of those
avOuched to US as having been hitherto engaged in
that capacity, and having acquitted themselves as
TO induce further invitations These so far as their
names low occur to us, are:
ALcoTT. 4. BRoxsoN, Wslpoe, n II.
BEEcHEe. the Rev. Henry WARE, Brooklyn, y. !.
BHEcHER, the Rev. CHARLES. Andover. Mass
BEEcHER, the Rev THOMAS X, ElInirs, n. Y.
BLACKWELL, Lucy STONE, New York Civ.
BUCHANAN, DR.. J. r. Cincinnati o.
BENJAMIN, PARK, Ecw-YoIk City.
BALcH the Rev. w. s. New.York City.
CHAPLIN the Rev L. H., New.York City.
CLAP, Henry jr., New York City
CURTIS, GEORGE W, NewYork City
Cook, CLARENCE, Ncwbursh. NY
CoGGEsBALL W. T., Cincinnati, o.
ELDER, Ws, Phladclphis.
EMERSON, RALPH WALDO, Concord, Nsss.
ROCKINGHAM the Rev. o. b., jersey City, y. }.
FARsHAs, Mrs. T. W, Now \ ok City.
GODDARD, WM., Cincinnati o.
GOODWIN, PARKE Roslyn. L. l.
HIGGIXsoS, the Rev. r. w, Worcester, Mass.
HOPKINS, the RI Rev Bishop. Burlington. VI.
HOLLAND, WM., Springfield ,Msss.
HosMER. WM. II. e., Avon N. 7.
HroHcocE, Prot. EDW ARD, Amherst Mass.
KING the Rev. T SrARR, Boston, Mass
LORD, the Rev. JoHN Stamford Conn
MILBURS the Rev. W. II Nev.York City
MAY, the Rev. s J., syracusc, NY
NAM, HORACE, yellow Springs, o.
MITCHELL DONALD O., New Haven, Coup.
NoYEs, Dr.. JOHN o., EewYork City.
OseooD, the Rev. s., New.YoIk City.
PARKER, the Rev THEODORE, Boston, Ma.
PfERroIsT the Rev. JoHS, Wliamsbureh NY.
PHILLIPS WENDELL, Boston, Mass
QUINCY, JOSIAH, jr., Boston. Mass.
Rock, Dr. J. s.. Boston. Mass.
SMITH, DR.. J. '. C., Boston, Mass,
SMITH, EIzABETH CAKES. New.York City.
STARK, WM., Manchester, N H.
sI,Ms, w GLMoRr, care Of J. s. Red6ed. N Y
THOMPSON, the Rev. J. P. New. York City.
TIFFANY, OsMoND Springfield, Mass.
THOMPSON JOHN, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
TuoRTAU HFNRY D., Concord.
ToDD the Rev. JONI, Pusfcd, Mas.
VAL HENRY c. Mount Vernon. n. Y.
WAINWRIGHT J. HOWARD N.w-York City.
WnIPPLe, EDWIN p, Boston, Mas,
YoUMAEs, I. l., Ncw.York City
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NV vS,rvp STATS SENATOR FROM NV 9th
Now a. tbr election is over and the Legislature sure
for Frecrt we believe The following VIZ w DC can
dids.cs for tie United States senate neA' "i"'''
Albany. IIc,rv 7 Rsvmond
,;,;}tov r. Brysn' james Watson Webb
James Gordon Bennett
MI. rIepty TO choose from aud to spare. Let
ihes'v5ra friends go to work and intrigue for the
bieb no. Much depends on il. The quntuple ALI
snce At lest! Herald
-The Hrald has been inhaled, at least so far as
"Horace Greeley is concerned. He is not a
candidate for any Office, and is in favor of PRESTON
KING for United States Senator. And We feel con-
fdtnt tsat none of those above named, unless it be
james Gordon Bennett Concerning whose aspira
ions TIE Hcrald's adyces are probably fresher and
more authentic than ours), has any idea Of being
Candidate for the seat Of Gov. Fish,
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MARYLAND

No new fglres from the Old D)mioion. Thos2 We
have show } general decrease on the Fillmrr side.
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SrREYr FICEr.-Last night about ls o'clock quar-
rel took place in low grcggery sthe corner Of Doyef
and Chatham streets, kept by James McNulty which
resulted in fight, whereupon a man named Patrick
Coserovo Dieter known TO certsin class as Patsy
Cockroacb, was knocked down BY Pat. Matthews, who
kicked him in tn. face most ferociousy. The police
that beat passed at the time, but sceisg MAJ
thews to be one Of the party RETAINED frOm interest
ing hims eli in tie affair.
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certificate of his citizenship Of the United States
from Mr. Jefferson, then private citizen. We
reconu end this example TO the colored miastre',
since they can have nothing better than certid-
cate Instead Of submitting to the indgnity oil
takirg ont Marcys free papers, lie. them apply to
Charlie Sumner or Harriet Beecher Stowe for n
certificate that they are citizens of the un''ed
States. Such paper, we will warrant, would Sc
cure tl,n quite as much protection, and THOUSAND
fines mere courtesies and resPect, than uo]''h
United States passports.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ELECTION RETURNS.
ILLINOIS.

WAsHINGroS, Saturday, Nov s, 1856.
Tie Union of this morning furnishes dispatch
from Senator Douglas which still claims Illinois for
Bucbardn by 5000 majority.
CHICAGO Friday, Nov. = 1876 2 N.
The Democrats this morning claimed to have returns
from the southern Counties giving the Electoral vote of
Illinois 10 Buchanan; but dispatches this evening from
Quincy and Springfield reduce the estimated Demo
cratic nsoiites about 6OOO and leave the State for
Fremont The With Congressional District il still
in eoubt The Democrats claim the With by 300 to
to 500. The Republican State ticket has about 1900
maiorv
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ARKANSAS.

We have not a word fom this STATE. l. is sci down
by all for Bull anan.
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EAe.1LNEsr Is SALISBURY n. C.-IHe Sal''6fyy
Bor-.r Of tie 2sth ult., has the following count Of
the rtccjiicn in TIA, place Of eIPrufe'sor hednck
vts vac a.tl tuned out Of tie tuiyes.ty Of North
Csro'irs fer eapr, s-irg Abolition 'eotnet's'
s.Orr rrurcsl'y q~ift 'cVn was IL scene o eTeit
-rrcs- sd ei.o-ferv corduct 'loe-'ay ngit last
II b.c-ne Known inst Prof Heahc US IN town az a
r,Iys.r r. A.. Es'9caicnA Convection, whcg 49,
her - on tits Ser .icuiatcd t. eIcds the IL 2.
ta1i fselpgs Of may Of or cEleas. who deserGned
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WlRRES Co., Pa.
Of TIE \. Y Tribune.

renoat s.ir since oc,,b-s.
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NEW-I.ONDON Conn Saturday, Nov. ., 1870.
The X, pubcans Of tbs place intend celebrating the
glorious sand taken by ihe Free States in the late
election lN grand torch H. ut prOcessi and umina,
tion on Monday evening next. Two hundred and
sixiyrce guns will be fired during the pass age OF the
procession that being the majority given by this city
fOYE
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roRTY-TuREE MEN IN PERIL.

OsWfGO, n T., Sailrddy, Nov ~ Nv =
Tie wind, which has been blowing hercey most o.
ne d,g lom the south has noN changed TO The north
west and perfect gale bio wing II reported tha,
fortythr rpen mostly farme 5, were on the schooner
j. c. Dcshltr, ashore nine miles above tue city taklng
of Whoa, hen the gale came on, aud that thGy cai
not nov ret IF IA tie sea is maxim, clesn breach
over H., vessei Ii is acc thai they will all be ioSt
A team has been sent iOwn for liic-b0at.
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AfTNNE VIGILANCE CoNNiT TEA core spond-
az, al MooEsv!e, Indiana has favored US with rsphs
account Of the uprising Of the women in that vicinity
in defiance OF law and order, and successfully putting
sn end 10 the rum traffic IN their village. For yean
the place had suffered from the sale OF whisky Em-
p,oymerts were neglected; education seemingly but
Llc cared for; the youpg had become the ycre-s
street oai rs and the moral condition Of the comms-
nit, was at a low ebb. On the afternoon Of November
!, the church btll gave forth omnous pess upca
hearing which the propretorof tn, rums.Or close, hi
doors and put the blinds up before his windows The
women soon assembled before the place, and fndiss
the, could obtain aemtianco in no other way. buot
the place open. The nm barrels and kegs were taken
cut Of The place. the heads STAYED in and The contents
spilled on the ground. The Buccaneers vi the place
were emI bate IN their denuncation Of the act bot
the substantial men of the vicnity--;he farmers and
othen-msuy OF whom saw the scene, rejoice at Ac
result.
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Fremont las larger electoral vote, with California
;lsn 5ny defeated graduate ever had; and Mr
Buc--lan Lac smaller proportion Of the whole popl'
ior vote tien any man who vas ever chosen President
By tie people.
New-Erglsnd gave her entise vote 10 Warrington
ard e. " gyt. Il 70 Fremont. No Presidential cand-
date Intervening shares with them he honor.
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TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
EEW-HAMPSUIRE.
56ji Frrn.e,', plurality n 20 own.

o''' ''''''o- Pi+i'HJ a. -i' 'ONb-
lie following towns are to be heard from: Chat
Lam, Eaton. and Hart's Location. in Carroll County
berlin, Cambridge Drummer, Enrol and Randolph. in
Coos Conntv-eight towns, which gave last Spring.
Me'cah, 49, Wells, 3l5; Goodwin, Sc. These towns
will give Buchanan about 10 majority, which will
lcQye FIomCnts plurality about 800
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EATAI -AlCInEXr-


PnILApJLtHla Saturday,, Nov. & 1886.
Two isos banned Charles Lutz, and trvin Iutz
found cvoyeT IL The road nesr their fstlers house
ON ,he Fscb road and went into barn 20 tire AT
MAX Oo Irwin cooking TIE pistol il exploded and the
bali ctcd the Lcait Of ClGrcs, killing him Instantly.
III, bots we're COuelAs.
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ALARM OF FiRE-The alarm Of fire in the FiAh
District, about IL O'Clock last night, caused by the
bright,npg up of some embers at the IRE in the ssme
District which took place few hours previous.
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IOWA AND WISCONSIN.

CHICAGO Friday, Nov. 7, 1856.
Returns from eight counties in Iowa show slight Re
publican gains on the August election Fremont has
probatIy coo or 1000 majority and about the same
in VII Ousin
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FLORIDA.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Nov. 3, 1856.
Slight returns from Florida show Democratic 1ns
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,.1nr ANn loss or N1,rE LIVES

INNOVATION Saturday, Nov. ; ISIO.
TIL house Of man p.mtd 70 sins, st1ltc about
+,-o ,ni',- nom Kirkwocd was on uncd Wy G-s last
light. p-kins, hs wife aud seven children pe7isael
ia the fomcs