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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17
TIE NEGRO RAcE.-Bayard Taylor, writing

TIE NEGRO RACE.-Bayard Taylor, writing
from Nubia, in upper Egypt, says:
Those friends Of the African race who
point to Egypt as proof Of what that race
has accomplished, are wholly mistaken. The
only negro features represented In Egyptian
sculpture, are those Of slaves and captives
taken in Ethiopian wars Of the Pharaohs.-
The temples and pyramids throughout NnbA,
as far ~ the Daref and AbyssiniA, ell bear the
hierOglyphy Of mo1archs, and there is no evi,
dence in all the valley Of the Nile that the ne.
gro race ever attained = higher degree Of civil
Zaticn than Is at present exhibited aE OOngC
and Ashantee." ------.---- -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17

CnARITY.-Ilaving in my youth, nOtlOaa NE
severe pioty, says celebrated Persian Writm,
used to rise in the night to watch, pray, Al
read the Koran. One night when wAa .ela !,
gagged in these exercises, my father, . Han0
practical virtuc' awOkC whffB wEs IsAdiH eTT
Behold, +" said to him, "other children ~
lost in irreligious slumber, while alone aHaks
.'itis better to sleep, than to wake to remsEE
the faults Of your brethren"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17

OUTRAGEOUS SwMDLE-A young man hyo
the name Of Jenkins has been arrested In. Masr :,
sachusetts for perpetrating new dodGe. IA
fastened bristles on the tail Of rat and ttiIfq
sold him for squirrel. The purchaser ,xaAA
gentleman from Gotham. ~ ATTY
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17

A favOrite mode of introduction iNS8raaili
is said to be, This is my friend; II he AsAeala,
anything from you, am responsible lor tw'
If this were law generally recognized 81 6s1g
er countrys, we are afraid intrOdGctioMsit teunIdb
be few and far between. s sg IN iuo
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17
LOR PRINTING.

The MorxrlTx DxHorRIV Book and job Printing %hce
h the most complete establishment Of the kind in the mines
and always supplied with the best material to he had In
The ate: Consequently enabled to print, Books,
Pamriets PosteFs IIandbs Ball Tickets. Programmes,
Certificates Of Stock DePo"e. Cheeks. bill Heads Re-
ceipts Cards &C. In the hest style OF the art and at the
most reasonable prices, FpR CASH
EE LEGAL AND OTHER BLANKS printed to Ter,
With neatneas and dispatch.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17

"Mr. Smith, don't you think NJ. St3aseifESs
is a young man of partsl" idSAly SSth
Miss Brown; he is part GuR6skull nj
knave, and part fool" N rs iads md imam
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17
GELWICKS & JANUARY,
n. w. GELwIcKs. WA. A. JANUARY
Terma,-InvariabIy In Advance,


One Square, 1OiIHe Arst insertion $3each subsequent
tnseon q So Busness CArds Of ten lines or less one
year, 1aN three months, 80.
I6eeal dpcOunt will he made IN the above rates. Tor
ell yearly and quarterly advertisements which exceed one
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17

A man referring to the sudden death of .
relative was asked IL he lived high q Wei,
1can'tsay he did, saidhe, "but he died high.
He was hung. REG - fs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17

JUsrrcE.-SOme folks are Oithe CplRlb IRnE
q mans chance for justice u thit ~ Nm
pcnds much on the cohditIOh Of Die M FDk
fles-whether they stick out b6adI1 Hls
bosom, or protrude from tAeVeGEv 4Net
seriously detective panAalDdss.tootdus sli nom
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17

h.sA ~ y.GE;.S Gs.StH 6fas nov sSps saisi sAaaish s
'EVsF, al IN Gvihk tlSAeE aaAsau auu4iEsF
to talk SpadEAukts1lI Aas4 AaenA - -
a. It AsveR SeafHis bID0w aiqasq uds lsslk a.s1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17

HE young mikfffs1 haaaf wiIAl1
they could i've .cn lovS I'D
discovered that th6se B sa'sk
beans. = '''''2" :" -'qoi9fgE ~ g
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CARY HOUSE.

NHE Proprietor desires call the particular attention OF
i the PHbnc 70 his large Three-StOry
FTRHPROOF HOTEL!
He IL conndent that he furnish good accommOda
&ions e. any hotel In the country.
n P6hMT ~ Comfort and all the cOnvenences
which modern hotel keeping has rendered essential the
Cary House
iExcel employing does the Best Talent In all Its varl
departments The table will always be supplied with
tthe best the market affords.
Prices to suit the times.
I0Ogtl 81 IN. CARY, Proprietor.
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ORLEANS HOTEL,

CoRNER OF MAIN AND SACRAMENTO Streets. PIa-
~ cervinO, cali0rnia, GEORGE WAITE,
NWrS'' PTVprietor.
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The AatissSt is Iko 81 -
his psey . lafg timtbS S
.sTcissss 70 'Trc . sds 10 avn ID.
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-tg.; Eli DORADO
CIGAR ! TOBACCO! FRUIT 4!
e ~~t - AND -
" ar 4 9 ty store
Main street, PlaeerVIlle,

HE subscriber oeES 10 the p1hle choice lot Of Ci-
4 gaFs, TObacSO, Books, Stationery, Fruit Nuts Can
dies, etc.
HaSng made arrangements with houses below he is in
constant receipt Of the choicest brands Of CIGARS and
I01ACCO, which he offers ct Wholesale or retail CHEAP
N0R CASH.
Ne hes, alss, . large stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY,
CUTL&gY etc., which he offers at reduced prices The
CHOICHf V8Uffe the market affords, such ~ Apples,
QeAaas1, HgA eteu-AlWays hand and for GAie low.
tAs PRhlic are respectfully invited to give me ean
H COHN,
Lskaetlf Under Masonic Hall, Main ct.
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PLACERVILLE
IRON FOU N RY.
NORTH sade HangtOwn creek, lower end Of Main ct.

A. 7. MELVIN having established him -
self 10 the above business, respectfully in Nd
hEus The public that he is now prepared 70 W
make eli kinds Of CASTINGS for Saw Mills, Quarts Mills
And In ct s descriptions, well as can be done else
where 10 the STATE and ct the most reasonable rates
PATTERNS Of all descriptions made TO order on the
AhoIe notice. Particular attention paid to orders. All
work warranted. 80 -
.-CCAsH paid for old castings or pot metal
HHul - A. T. MELVIN.
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The prettiest lining for bonnet is smi-
ling face.
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TIL Z
SStauuntaitt democrat

IL pubshed every Saturday, at the Office CoOma ST.
PlAcerville, by
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-18

Of $500 paid has been ordered by Board of
Survey to be discharged for repairs consists Of
landed and will undergo such repairs will enable her
to prosecute the voyage Consigned to Messrs Packer
Clarke
NEW YORK, October 15-Arr. barks Raleigh, Ham
burg: Hyperion Faiardo; Clara Iaxa Rio de Janeiro
Young America Cienfuegos brigs Avoseta, Inague; Alb
by Thaxter, Arroya p. Flying Eagle, Curacoa; schrs
West Dennis. Porto Cabello Masonic Turks Isand Mary
Adelaide Rnggold VIM Henry, J. r. Franklin, and W
H. Sheldon, Virginia; Mary Anna, l.. Cowperwaite,
Only Daughter and Prowess North Carolina. Lamartne
and Mary Matt Alexandria; C. V Casey, Port Platt
Samuel II Smith, Georgetown SUPERIOR City Point CID
ship Byzantium New Orleans bark W. H. Chandler,
Vigo.
PHILADELPHIA. October 15.-Arr. schrs. Emma L.
Day, Wilmington, Y c.; l.. II. Toey, Havana. Crd brig
Moonlight Barbadoes schr Armstrong, Norfolk; Ceres
aud W B. Ferguson, Washington
BOSTON, october 14-CTd ship Arizana, Savannah;
brig Daniel Boone Norfolk schrs Mary Patterson, viii
mington, y. c.; Wesover Richmond.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
RICHMOND, October 14.-Arr sclrs D. E. Sawyer, r.
II. ITuntly Lynchburg; T. Bodine, NJ c. Town and Ma
geaa, all from New York; W. Salisbury Philadelphi-
Cld schrs. Galego and AaXall, New York
NORFOLK, October 14.-Arr. brig Mary Staples, Ma
chas; schrs Tiger Saco; Kahuke, Philadelphia. Crd
CHARLESTON, October 13-Arr. bark D. G. Wilson
and schr. Samuel Rotan, Philadelphia Crd ship Gen.
Parkh Liverpool; Schr j. ". Houston, Philadelphia.
NEW ORLEANS, October 1t.-Cld (per tel.) ships f.
Lyman, Iavre; Maid of Orleans New York.
NOTICES To MARINERs-We are in receipt of several
circulars just issued by the Lighthouse Board of the
Treasury Department containing important notices to
mariners After the first of January next the situation of
Light vessels will he indicated in foggy weather by the
alternate ringing of hell and sounding of fog horn
Light vessel, after the 18th inst will be stationed
of Monomy Point. Mass, and half miles from Hand
kerchef Shoal She will show natural coiored light
from sunset to sunrise Four "Beacons, with triangu
lar heads shortly be erected the southern edge of
Mapn Sand off the east of England for the purpose
of testing the speed of H. B. NJ 5 steamers and mariners
are warned Of their presence that they may avoid COLI
Ons The position of etty in of erection at
entrance Od Harbor Iolyiead northwest coast of
Wal he ind apd bv tNynr ults
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La W INTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT CoURT OF BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. VIM.
George krebs, Judge The following business oc-
cupied Saturday:
William B. Perine, trustee u.s. the Western Bank
of Baltimore and Others Demurrer Of the Western
Bank to the bill of complaint. Argued by Perine
for complainant and Gale and Brooks for defend
ants.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. T. Collins Lee, Judge
The Court was engaged in the following business
on Saturday:
Eschbach u.s. The Mayor and City Council. An
action to recover paving tax. Before reported
Verdict for plaintiff for s., 1926. The will be
taken to the Court of Appeals.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nothing was
done on Saturday.
CoUnr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Hon. Judge
Marshall.-The following business occupied Satur-
day:
John Fossett and Benjamin Uhlman rs Susan
Grimes-appeal from Durham. Appeal dismissed
for want of jurisdiction.
Robert Gilmore as. John Bowen-an appeal from
Morrison. Judgment affirmed by consent
Isaac +. Gilley Haslup d Small-an appeal
from Welch. Dismissed.
Robt l.. Luckett Us. the State of Maryland-an
appeal from Mckinley. Judgment reversed by
consent.
from Myers. Judgment reversed.
Walter w. Berry rs VIM. ii. Cole, Sr.-an ap-
peal from Mckinley. Judgment affirmed
Moses Moses as. Dr. Miller-an appeal from
Myers. Judgment reversed and judgment for plain
tiff for S25 with costs
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The Court was not in session
on Saturday. 1t will meet at eleven o'clock this
morning, when the argument upon the motion to
set aside the verdict in the case of VIM. G. Ford,
recently convicted for the murder of Thomas H.
Burnham, will take place.
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FIsH.-Dry cod are less active-sales Of 1000 otis
Georges at 3703 IS, which is shade easier. Bank
onet at s3 so for small and large SKIES Mackerel
are ouiet at s2 7513 for No l. $1075d for No 2 and
ssdS 25 for No g. Box herring are in moderate request
No are scarce and frmer while scaled plenty and
heavysaes 900 boxes at 30G31 cents for scaled and
15GIS cents for No. l. .
FRUITs-A fair demand prevails for rasins, and dried
are also more actvehe sales include 900 boxes
Malaga rasins at $3.50 for bunch and s265 for layers
100 do Valencia at cents 10000 lbs southern dried
apples at ~ cents 5000 lbs peeled peaches at is cents
and 1000 unpeeled at 9G10 cents.
HoNRYIs in moderate request-urher sales OF 40 tcs
Cuba have been made on private terms
lRoN.1ScotehePig is in limited request-saes OF 5OO
lons AZ s@-a zz.50 mos In common Engsh Dars, we
note sales o 90 tons s46 and so refined at $685.
vate terms. ~ 49, =
aipGsnContnue in fair demand at steady raessales
ol ~ uepos ion Ayres at 26c mos part less 3H per
cent? lo9o fort9 @ Cabeo at pc 600 Mexican at 21c
enoi innu.y Ayres to arrive private terms
asml0sk II Is srgs slowly on the increase, particularly light
VIII wno nd Ruepos @ and heavy at 2OH923c. for ori
Oak slaughter is selling at 27@3oc ''' n''"'' w. "''
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

A..
The great Russian Steam Navigation COmrany
took possession the 90 ult. of the establishment
at Nilairanca, granted to them by the Sandman
government.
The steamship invincibe, on her passage from
Cronstadt for Hull, with full cago, had been en-
trely lost The passengers and crew were saved.
The Prince of Prussia arrived at Warsaw the
9th ult and was cordially received by the Empe-
ror Alexandria. On the following day the Emperor
and the Prince reviewed the troops at the camp of
Powonski. The troops formed an effective force of
10000 men, with sixty-four pieces of artillery. At
each dele the Prince of Prussia put himself at the
head of his regiment-the Kaloaga infantry.
TURKEY.
Lord Stratford de Redcliile was to have been re-
ceived by the Sultan on the 25th nit.
Letters from Gambia describe the island as still in
very disturbed state. The new Governor had not
been able to carry out the instructions received from
Constantinope. Armed Turks had traversed the
capital of the island shouting Death to the Chris
tians! Some of them were arrested but were i'm
mediatey released, so great is the Mussulman inlu-
cnce.
A despatch from Alexandria savs:-oThe Sucifero
publishes a report of revolt at Jddah. and a ris-
ing at Mecca, wherein several Turkish soldiers
have been killed"
Adyices from Tripol state that the revolt of a
battalion OF soldiers had been suppressed
PERSIA.
The chief Minister of Persia and his two sons had
been arrested and were under surveillance.
EGYPT.
had been met on the coast of Abyssinia with pill
grims board, in a state of mutinv against the
Christians. The latter would doubtless have all
been murdered, but for the timely nterposition of
an English steamer, which took the Hymen and all
on board into SueZ.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The India and China mails, already telegraphed
were expected to reach England the day the Afr-
ca sailed. Commercial dispatches by them show
that there had been further decline of about two
per cent in the rate of exchange at Hong Kong and
Shanghae, thus diminishing all prospect of silver
being sent from Europe.
The British Consul and all foreigners had left
Canton.
Lord Elgin and Admiral Seymour had departed
for Japan, and the French for Cochin China.
In the Indian exchanges there had been no mate
rial variation, but the Bank of Bengal had made
another reduction of one per cent. in their rate of
discount, making the charge seven per cent.
A serious flood had occurred in the Upper Indus,
by which nearly the whole of the cantonments at
NOsShpr were SXynnt aWaV
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AHT,SEHENT,S.

HoLLGDAY STREET THEArRE-The management of
this place has effected an engagement of one more
night with the talented young Baltimore Tragedian,
Mr.. Edwin Booth, and he will appear tonight in
the character of Macbeth The entertainments will
conclude with the farce of Noke your WIS. This
is an attractive BILL and should fill the house this
evening.
CARROLL HALL.-Mrs. Macready will give another
series of her very popular readings with an entire
ly'new programme, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings. On Tuesday evening,
the proceeds of her reading will be generously de-
voted to the HChurch Home and Infirmary"
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ARMY AND NAVY.

General Harney with his aids Captain Pleasanton
and Lieutenant Jesup, passed through Panama on
the 29th ultimo, en- route for the seat of Indian
warfare in Oregon. The General looks well, and
sanguine of an early termination of our diifi-
cuties in that quarter of the Union.
The United States frigate Merrimac had sailed
from Callao for the Sandwich Islands, and from
thence to the coat of Mexico.
The United States sloop-of-war Decatur was at
Callao on the 18th inst.
a despatch to the Harrisburg Pa, Telegraph
says that the judges of election at Reading were in
secret session to throw out the vote of the South
be broken open. The bell was rung for town
meeting, when they opened the doors and gave the
certificate to Maj, Schwartz, Independent candl-
date for Congress, declaring him elected by nine
teen majority.
Lieut.. James II. Rochelle, has been ordered to the
steamer Southern Star, fitting out at the Gosport
Navy Yard for the Paraguay expedition.
Orders have been received at the Charleston Navy
Yard to take the sloop-of-war Constellation into the
Dock there to undergo a thorough overhauing.-
The steam sloop-ot-war Hartford will not be
launched on the 22d inst, as announced, an or
dcrs having been received to that effect.
The L. ). brig Dolphin is all ready for sea, and
will sail on Thursday or Friday morning, going to
Paraguay direct. Acting Master Crossman has been
detached from her. The following is a corrected
John II. Stedman; Lieutenants, John Van McCul-
om, Chas. w. Thessen and Edward p. Williams;
Assistant Surgeon, Albert L. Gihon; Commanders
Clerk, - Gould
Lieut.. r. Ap. Catesbv Jones has been detached
from the sloop-oEwar Plymouth, and ordered to
duty as Ordnance officer Of the Paraguay eXpedi-
tiOn,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

TRIESTE so bags coffee; 39S hhds and sample boxes
tobacco 20 bags bark Is tons logwOod 60 bbs rosn 10
do varnish
Rio JANEIRo-50 bbls. pork; 900 kegs lard no cases
drills; 30 bales do 20 do shirting box cloths boxes
samples % bales denims 300 bbs roSn 50 boxes spirits
turpentine; 100 bdls. shovels; 9,4S4 feet lumber.
WEST INDIEs-l3l5 bbs. -four; 500 do. corn meal; 20
pun oil meal 400 bus corn; tres rice; half do. do;
$40 bus peasc % bhlS split do 80 bus beans 100 bb
bread 5 do crackers so do pork so half do beef 100
hams; tres. do so kegs lard 80 2s do; 30 - tiles do
80 boxes cheese hhds tobacco; 10 coo shingles n
feet lumber
DEMARAEA-1,6OS bbls flour; 500 do meal; 400 buslel
so do. oats; 400 do peasc 800 hb bread
hams 300 tins lard 10 bbs lard oil 100 boxes candles
logs roSewoods; box rosewood veneerS seeyards and
weights; 1,000 feet boards.
HARBoR GRACE n F-766 hhls. flour: 100 do meal; $50
do pork 80 do beef; 50 bags coffee; boxes tobacco
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Conviction of Arson

ALBANY, Oct l5.-Brien Rooney, convicted of
arson in setting fire to an inhabited building in
West Troy, in May last, wherein there were at the
time ten persons, was this morning sentenced to be
hung on the third day of December next. This is
the first conviction for in the first degree
had in this county,
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Kansas Affairs.

ST. LOUIS, Oct l6.-The Central Committee Of
Kansas have called a Free State Delegate Conven-
tion, to meet at Lawrence on November 10th, for
the purpose of discussing various questions
nccted with the present political organization of
the Territory and determine the true policy of the
party, and considering the question of the speedy
admission of Kansas into the Union as a free State.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct. 16.-CoFFEE-At private
sale the market has continued quiet pending the result
of the auction sale announced for this morning which
passed off with spirit and success; 1896 bags OF Rio sold
at 9A d2c 10 TO- and 100 bags of Java at l4c
parcel OF 800 bags rage Laguayra sold last evening at
7Hc.@Skc.
CoTToNThe market is dull and heavy, even at the de-
cline, for parcels the spot moderate inquiry still
prevails for lots in ransitu sales of 800 bales this morn
ing, and 200 do yesterday, at prices within the annexed
range. We quote:
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Probable Loss of the Schooner Roman

VIM. Wheeler, left Detroit on the 9th inst. for this
port with wheat, and has not been heard from
since She was out in the late terrible gale, and it
is feared that she is lost with all on board of her.
The vessel and cargo fully insured.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEG r A NJ S
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE EoF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
Fiye nj Ct tlhanS VT

Sr. ALBANs, Vt, Oct l5.-About quarter before
seven O'Clock this morning, fire was discovered
in the store, occupied by James & Mason, dry goods
dealers, which extended to the adjoining store oc-
cupied by Wheeler a Stevens, dry goods dealers
and grocers, and to the cabinet warehouse of IIo-
race Livingstone. The buildings were entirely
but the contents saved in a dam
aged state. The loss is not known. There was
some insurance on the property.
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BUFFALO, Oct. 15.-The banking house of Messrs.
Brown Keep was robbed last night of 81, 800 in
notes of the Mercantile Bank of New Hartford
new bils) $4,000 in Canada notes; 81 900 in notes
Of the Western banks; and $4,000 in broken bank
notes of which 50 0O0 of the Tiverton Bank
and $1,000 of the Bank of Orleans The total value
of the money taken is 50 900
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Death of Prof. Cleveland

BRUNSWICK, Nc, Oct. 15.-Parker Cleveland,
Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy in Bowdoin
College, died this morning, aged seventy-nine.-
The funeral of Professor Cleveland takes place next
Tuesday. The bells were toled to-day, flags hung
at half mast and the buildings draped in mourning
rs a mark of respect to his memory.
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VHliann ELECTION

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l6.-The returns of the cleo
tion come in slowly, and the result on the State
ticket is doubtful. Three Democratic State Judges
are probably elected and the Democrats probably
have a majority in the Senate. The House is close.
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John James, yesterday arrested by officers Rotten,
and Hissey charged with entering the house of John
Lench, and behaving in rOtous and disorerly manner
and breaking the windows He committed to Jail for
Court, by Justice Logan.
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The Vermont LEGISLATURE

MONTPELIER, Oct. 15.-The committee to canvass
the votes for State officers made their report in
joint Assembly this afternoon. The Governor
vote is follows: Hand Hall, republican, 29, 500;
Halls majority lG.32l. Governor Hall will deliver
his inaugural message tomorrow morning. He has
appointed for Secretary of Civil and Military AT
fairs, Wilbur =. Davis, ESQ.,, of Woodstock.
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BUSINESS IN New ENGLAND-From our cores
pondents in various parts of New England, we learn
that business the present fall, though not by any
means equal to that of former seasons, is more ac-
tive than was anticipated. Our Lowell cores
pondent alludes not only to slight revival of bust
ness in that city, but also advance of wages to
the operatives in some to the standard Of last
year. Our correspondent at Clinton, Worcester
county, says "The mills are all in pretty general
operation. Business is good, and the people are
happy. or ought to be-" The emigration to the
West this year from New England has not been
very large, but in many Especially of young
men who went there expecting to obtain situations)
anticipatons have not been realized, and some have
been obliged to return to this State poorer in purse
than when they started.-Boston Traoeder.
Our fellow townsman, c. L. Evard, has had a
wine press made for the manufacture of wine from
our native grapes He has made about sixty gal
Ions of delightful flavor, and a rich beautiful
color.-Leesburg Va. Dispatch
The centennial anniversary of the evacuation of
Fort Duquesne is to be celebrated in Pittsburg on
the 25th prox.