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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-17
Wife and Mother in one day---Child born
In Sleigh.

On last Sunday week young couple
started from Kresgeville, Monroe Co., for
the purpose of getting married. On arri-
siDg at the ministers they found he bad
gone to Weissport, in this county. They
followed and found him there, and were
married After dinner they started in
sleigh for home. When about seven
miles from Weissport, and in the woods,
the newly made wife was delirered of q
Jfne female child ln the sleigh. She wrap.
ped her child in her shawl aud they drove
on home. Mother aud child are both
doing we'll at thiswriting.- Carbon DEM
Ocrat, March 2th.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-17
Distressing Case of Poverty.

The Easton E1pross furnishes the par.
ticulars Of distressing case Of poverty
A child belonging to poor woman died
in that place, and the mother, being toe
poor to purchase coffin, placed the lit
tie corpse in raison. box, and on Sunday
morning started with the box under her
arm, and accompanied by her little boy
of three or four years of age, for grave.
yard in New Jersey, about two miles be.
low Easton, where some of her friends
are buried, and where she thought she
would be allowed to bury her child
though she had no u oney to pay for its
iutermenti but upon reaching the grave
yard the sexton refused to dig the grave
because she had not dollar to give him,
and roughly told ber to carry the dead
child back to Easton again. The poor
creature was almost exhausted from car.
rying the dead child such a distance uu.
der ber arm, and went down upon her
knees, implored him to bury her little
one, and offered him fifteen cents-aH the
money she had; but this did not move
him. She then took up the box again,
and returned home with her little boy,
who was too. small to be of any assistance
to her 10 getting back her sorrowful load
La the evening, gentleman who had
been told of the case went to the garret in
which the poor mother lives, and took a.
way the dead child. kindly buryipg it for
her without charge.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-17

One night last week married lady oi
Detroit, who had long suspected that her
husband was a regular attendant of a
certain gambling room, and was there
spending the mouey she and her children
we're in need Of visited the room. Sea
ted at rough table she described her
husband 10 company with three compan-
ions in iniquity, who where struck dumb
with astonishment as the apparition.-
Taking advantage of their trepid alton,
she siezed two or three piles of bank
notes lying upon the table, which she
hastily examined, as if determining the
probable amount of the pile and delib-
erately mabe her exit without saying a
word.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-17
nds- MAN KILEED.-As three me

nH- MAN KILEED.-As three men
were proceeding on hand car through
the tunnel above Henryville, on the d. L.
& W. r. r.; they were met on emerging
from it, by freight train. They all
jumped off the car, but one Of them in
trying to remove some object from the
track, was caught BY the hand, by the
advancing train, and drawn under the
wheel aud instantly killed. His name is
Patrick Dsugherty.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-17

The foreign news. to the latest mo.
meDt sill breatbes of war--war-amid
professions of peace.
"The news BY the Europa" says o
print We much rely on, "cau lease no 9th.
er impression upon the mindso the read
er than certainty that there will be war
in Europe before the year runs out. -
All the nations are arming to the teeth
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-17

The cost Of the present short session
Of Congress. of only three months dura.
zion. foots up with the enormous sum of
7soo Millions Elerem 1sousaad Dolyars.
So says the APpropriatioB Bill.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-17

rg NoTIcE.-We regret to state that
Col. John w. Forney's Lecture, which
was TO have been delivered on Tuesday
Evening last, has been postponed until
next Tuesday evening. We are particu-
larly sorry on account of country friends,
who we're doubtless somewhat dissppoint-
cd, but We assure them it was the result
Of circumstances entirely beyond the con-
troll of the Lecture Com mittee. A dis.
patch was received on Monday. from Mr..
Foruey, announcing the fact that be
could not be here uutil next Tuesday, the
22G inst, on account of sickness in his
family. We trust this will be a sufficient
excuse to all who may have been dissp.
pointed; aud hope that next Tuesday E.
veuing, Providence permitting, they ma ,
be amply compensated by listening to
Col. Foruey's celebrated Lecture, "Amer-
ican Statesmen"
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sg- A very respectable and appreci-
ative audience listened with marked at.
tention TO the Lecture delivered by the
Rev. Pennel Coonlbe, on Friday Evening
last, in the Methodist Church. The sub.
iect-Man and his Relations-was elo.
quently treated; and though the discourse
was somewhat lengthy; occupying near
ly two hours in its delivery, yet the speak
er retained the interest of his bearers to
the last. Although, We detected an &C.
casional inacuracy of expression, yet those
defects we're such as it is almost impossi'
Die to avoid in an extemporaneous ad'
dress, and on the whole it was truly aud
most euphatically an excellent entertain
nent The concluding Lecture Of the
course is to be delivered on Tuesday Ev.
cuiug next, the 22nd inst. by John w
Forncy. Subject--"American States
men"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-17

The loans of so NewYork city Banks
exceeded l25 millions. They have txep-
ty.six millions specie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12
Z El3Y I,lI!IICII3Ay9l,

II =
nj 1LTIMnEs, 1I.Elour stealE: Howard 81
M; 1880 bus sold 81 POO l!5 Corr ti-t
9t1op't o4SsH o. frOIiSions firm. OhiO Whisky 80
OK, Oct tiled unmrortan,
iauSns hoH:inali mtddiing Upat DIS Ii sSd Flour 4
Sanegdi sales Il Io,v bbls Wheat advanced: ses o0o
"hltc red Western 81 ,iSs1 Gnrn al
vaGtei; salts lG,t00lus yellow al Eg F ~ az
~ Mess pork lower at Sl5,55 prime SI0TS%i
hlEsi hucynI WHISKY frln 2S5. Sugar LIoveEi. Si
~ Con e 9r sN' sttnGy, ls fl6ur
Wool quiet; acecc4 gG"16. ' = va CT
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Ii ---Alour unca ryo,. .,,os
at JOG ;l22S extra extsa family S. 81 5dS
"'""' !SSc tIouT ana Corn AIvai wanrt Wheat
5s a. . 20 9 IL; aud white at ,3S Rye wanted, At
o s az aStu &c; sales 60.O bush yeliow
$40 lOs'. Canada sold at Zoe CONE n IN i,,.
iH' sol1 az lux q re time. Whisky at 9ap2a1
CINclSHATi Oct 1.Flor Is more firmly under adj
vcts roln New Nork, Without achieving ary atyatlc.. II,
rates sil0efhee 5Gu4 t5. Wheat has GOO! nj 49,
1d. auoaliens Gers is quite ul OF new 10 az.
tlNe t0'S Barley is dGl at G5Iu sprinS ana Tal
Oats are Fran at 42&44c Rye STEADY at7sesOe. Whisky
uecle1 10 f0tGc pee Val'o; There is n cor.
'ed rLnness IN iIG Provision Market
gsnefnly advanced The RATES cat I; per H. 4
clecH mas been given ~ the crs: nnr
ren.sLs goun'ly $4 bill. iEXetHnse steady at s.
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az Gora.-It is generally conceded at the
present time that the yield Of corn Of this years
growth will be larger than was anticipated some
time ago. The weather Of the past week has
been favorable to its Development and many
fields which promised poorly two months ago
vii. yield fullaverago crop, and others will do
better \ few fields, where farmers have plan
ted very late and neglected to cultivate proper
y, will ';ot produce at all. The owners Of such
tieldsc"mposC the great body of tho ''Cioaker
family" al! Of whom wiling to Swear that
a nan ,.can'I make us salt bv rarminc.n
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IT is a cnrnon observation there are more sufferers
f"A 5hiitA among americans, than be found anu:
any oi!Ir c!El.aed nntian The reason Is we
ke To !ttle exercise, aud forget the boI in
Tue So ping pursuits of business. In all cases, ortli
mary u.s1i: Ines 40 little good What required is just
Suci tsn,G iEi iTviSofator DIR. y given
TO the wer1l in his CaEnnA BITTzRs he w.aS ana
nervous Genz IN Of t couating house the exhausted tot
tE 1lo1 me ShopboI ard tc rro>tratei student
mhigh' Imp have ioaad wonderful regeneration
htttf aad Prefer IT to more pretenlious, cirA.
ci0us medGnts. Euti shond not be forgotten that the
agent which is so magical init influence upon frame
Mch - merely Gs3t1ted, is equally powerful assisting
wou!l not give it IL trial:
SOLD hy druggists and dealers cvcrywheret
~ see advertisement in another column. oct1
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Formers, professional men, buSiress
men, all sorts Of men, women and children, are
interested in knowing that, as family medi-
clue, d.. Tedd,s Ant-Bilious. or Liver pills, are
snrerio. to any in use. to,. diseased liver and
stomach they ere Indispensable! Try thcul.-
For sal" by dealers. L. Ii. Logan & Co. and
Logan, List 4 Co, General AGENTS
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TOR Sale or HE,4 ~

oEFEl9r s9 2I,;, Or rent the NIL as the
al H., S3n,aiHiEG three run OF Bnrrs, with
sstt Of cardtt,S Machines with additional 1c"Ci
required connected with the Possession Fi
en- ilntnedi@ttly, If required. ' s4N .
" Tor str' two iarmg each tanning over one Iun-
hundred acres cleared In excellent in .,oo
OF NJ its TN Orchard FTtni-
GeTsSs On tie ether there out fifty acres cleared
with good Orchard buildings. % ,
Also, on. l1t STeGnl i, ,rut scI.s,, a.,
;h stat Of entivaon with two frame Dwelling Houses
trrGai large Stor. House. with is
s,niin saGi, Snd stating Tor eight hor> together With
'sIt 9itis% tilht arc al above property
% on Fl CIetk iaIsfa county size Fish Greek Turn.
mr. % IeiIFDii, IA the H. Il y I:ailroad.
purchase Of scst atl Other grair. Thu 80.
on t inli9Ei'i teItns GnS- faur. 4 Irrclins
nanny 70 nc Phl IN nat and the baIarce equal install
6, TWO and thee years, With tron date
LsrSc; ruscss ve OIL, ol unity seed,
~ us ialt u Required; also Supplied n All It'll
81 st%ck and farming utensils, nccoiaaatii.S
inioI NATION, apply to subtcber an tho
..','It !. lOEEAROoK,
- Nts-''+t9 W ooGlarId, A.aTE hall Co, Va
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ne x RoaLst. rTnr.r Rnnl--t

TCST iiECItyE.i .t.Is C. os LED Main strs,t a lam
ii" 1d!'s Of TIE Z CetnA son' lnst), lir. Frtnci
I nsrom Nil a" ;si. Ba>arl
HaFy Norman; AacEr:.s StIr,; Eecollsgtio;is as M,
tGv"in n'- H"o: 81 tn GrSs Ca,::rs; Tie sac ,y Ne.
nIorai; Knitting NorK rs Mrs. pAr.i"gcI
81 sam Hl,rtt' Ten Tears If Preacher: Life Ivy Ale-
HsF te !iid I's.Gs.r MeIn.Is % Edocq, l,..nsrl
ti!rJ 81 l,'n -; Books Foster Brothers TEN
psi 'i n' Fs"&Nst, I':nner a.d Tea; fres,ot 5
H0rSi. Also, rsntral Juvenile g,ois
We ttv. itrt variety oi StyraosC5I,;c Visys
ranging IN price nelig rStrunent) from So sim per
set itfc FURNISHED wiki general assortment fr 81 cts
~ i per etins Thu: largest assortment Of
stationery ever ToasIt to Wheeling, FLci, retail
at cost 10 nac room far Spring Stock Give US call and
sui EInrsGiI in any thing Wlrt in our, line
SEPiz. NJ" lt6 MAS ST, NItcel!ng, Va.
II ~ bills Extra s;nlerI!Tc Flour for sal b,
seFt:S SAITH iv GOE;EEEL.=
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CON N. q RI
e ;i;; ETA ~. ~: IL Al Ill4.

q ~ ia LIZ MAJ KEEL.
sxsrs f'Hily Etost1er 5bl izt S8e5
BACON Hams cured per b..s:s 1 ss3
sti3 common sss1Ec
6 8Ltddlihgs - Id = IL } S e
Butter tollJ ~ 1t - .fsIs 5,i ~
P HGsSSS 80 to 12c
Rio CoqeS per lh 70
R Ri,s ,, SSsF lis oto 16e
lal6Rp males :: :: = Ste
sperm e 3fcs
TfaE " IS to soc
ioideh syrup s per sao. 90 to s
Eggs perdoze1 :. ..,.s: =. - = So
Geese Fea Tiers an In dS.
WHOLESALE MARKET. :.
fBaooNs-O $3Af
Fl BurTER-1n kegs 9zLlU.
1ucSsE4-E Marietta s192,s5. .sfsfSs -.
SIibHsK-W estrru RESERVE 51SG33c $50
UaNDLhs-T mould III dip %; star sperm 4O
5itAILOW--lVGBi2. - ''Si 49, @
CnVFEe-zJaval Sc; Rio l9I<@I3.
SE,n. g. ''' ''SDS's9' +sAess s97"i e"PsFu9e
wusAT-11 c9l,go.
CoRN-lUt. al
EEArHEls--in i5c. scarce.
FFtSa IS aMgg$sEs S. MackereNo
tGI%sGSG-s5a40
n5g.c9Ssf &, 2 ton $40 Timothy slooo
.LlMS-I.ouisv1iIel so
5iS9 Ass sxeSe Orleans Sugar House
NN4TAhSFoNks-Tu rpentne 1O;tar $436@5
RAos-sea3 y, dun.
s.eps-FIax seed 1875; Glover SIX.
SoAr-Castile per l6lIG}I6; common sac
sEoA ss-sNew ORLEANS 75SzPs hid saS5S inbbl.
- Fs4-G9nPewdGr Imperial 40apG5 Iysons5,a7or
F4ItShins 2593Gc Oo!ong ;5l1s5lc
LiohAcco-GtWtsts 10; five roll 24alsS
Is 10 q; Common Washed 25 10
osi run Oioou extra ~ to a. =
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PBNNsYLY 4 MA 5lsI, E,It5sTIOS.


LANCASTER Pa, Oct 11.-The Pennies
State Iickes received majority Of BOP votcS
IN this city. The vote cast is lighter than ii
has been at any election for many years.
PutLADELriIlt, Oct ll-Fie election in this
city passed. off quietly. It is said that an an.
noying mistake was made in the tickelse0t the
PeYits's party; tickets folded lpr one part ofthc
81, aufAslnrge numberfoftt them S,ere vote,ibc
fore the mistake was discovered The Repre-
sentative and Sanatnrial tirkc,S polled oGtzof.
their proper distiictSiwil be lost
YoHK, Oct ll.-Thomns f. Cochran, Oppo-4
sltS u majority in this borough ur 30h, 1t
gain Of 90tur the Peoples Party over last Fall.
when the Democratic minority in.thc county
was5S7.s
CoSsuoKFS, Montgomery Comfy Cochran
joFty in this borough; this is a loss of los fer
tthe,ORposition, comNarc4.with the vote Of last
Fail for Congress.
PlrTsBuRGII, Oct. 1l.-'rhc election passed. Off
quietly; the vote was Sinall about twosthisds of
am average. About thirty districts heard from
Indicate the election of the Republican, State
Ticket by about 5000 maj rbc Republican
candidates ON the county ticket are also elected
by smaller n:jori(iGs.
AITooNA,lslSlair County.-Tlall, the Peoples
candidate Tor State Scuator galus largely rs far
aSheald from over Blait's vote for Congress last
year, when the latter carried the county hy
over 200.
MEcrtANIcsnrnc, Cumberland County.-'r r.
Cochran, Opposition, niajority h1c is IS, and.
Kicnl, Opposition, 81; Irwin las sluS majority
IIAHEsBvnc, Dauplin County.-Coehran'
majority in the Harrisburg District is Co.
Dauphin county elects tie whole Republican
ticket
Ems-In this city Laird, ami Lccomptan.
a ,l,,J ,cS 1I.sf
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Alt ST o Q X
Hats and Caps Tor the Million j!
S. AVERY,
$50 Main. s.rsss, ss.Erslin... rn.

~ prepared NTH probably most ssocf Of
SF2'as "a tLs it line e,'6i,e! Iaa sEut
HE LEDGER HAT.
No" the sre.t lsai"g iIs Voting Gen Iemr.l have
Ill every .5irety OF colnr quality pr,c.; the
A3Gi.N NJ y. DRESS 4 CASHMERE HAT,
% nv own 'n!EGu AMI Gf yuost cey,a cd manu-
o. New ors an, Of the very latest
u iIhe H.retiss OF e!iaPss, guai;iIs colprs;
THE SAXUNNz WOOL III .NTS.
:;aNnny- Muos. ' 80
MEN AND BOYS CAPS,
clo Ga s>tTseT, Fla aud iazed from TIE lowest price
GlHDDREN'S HATS AND GAPS.
Beautifully aaa lchly .immed Just Imported rror, Paris
from M long eXeriet.se in care
nave taken IN selecting gulrertee to rur-
ohA5eFs thar tiny be suited with tile best nf goas i
At ~, DIVES: Prices 8. AVERY,
seA'o 40. liG Vain ST., MherIt.-. vn.
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,,t~neE l0F41
sbutcly necessary for me to require prompt nav
n tae same in order to meet my liabilities To- the
viii sss the necessity OF paving S s
80. Lse2t2Z-im SAMl4 IRWIN, s. o. O.
----aeGooe --zz==-z5ztt
.ET-Tsa Gsnts a IEeek.-Ihe Iatezl5qcncer is
sled to subscribers in any part Of the CITY.
...;shborkog' at ten cents week.
'S eG11s Es.--- q =
,.zt-Cuy C,abciL.-Ihe- regular monthly
..,s If tie City Council was htfl last eve.
,55 Tayre were thirteen members present.
q Council was called to order at Tgo'clock.
,..=.,rilson in TIC Chair.
Committee on Water Works made a re.
s. which brought NEr. Wilkinson to his feet
~ AL that the Crescent Iron Works were
Esd i5- six months last year, and that the re
55s,ioa asreed upon BY. the Committee was no,
,....,,,t \ qicstiua arose as to tie constrnc.
,;,fef "a or,icr mu.i.. ny Council in regard to
- Hing Mills, aud some considerable deb tic
l5se.!. in which Mr.. Panncll. Mr.. Wilkinson,
If. ..y,,r, Nj. Bic5tl, Air. Forbes, and others
ta.,lscd
i4e conHii;tee on petitions andremonstrNnccs
a5rttd IA favorssof the petitions Of AEr. Buck
ID. Ms Watkins, the latter having fallen down
Il. tLri herself at the hay scales, and the for
Fsrriaying for license. Mrs. Watkins wanted
,.elhiug for the Injuries she receiyed and the
iaa sic l1Stby Il city mNE~srap.
.l;I motion CT Mr. Brady thcresolutions Of the
committee wesc separately considered and dis
lssti II mainly IN concurrence with the report
ua motion it w;ts agreed 10 tender AIRS. Watkins
a5:crtsin sum OF money, and TO grant Mr.. Buck
lI5s$c to keep 81 cUitec hous C.
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EN-.ssnt q 4gdtia= =--Ny William Wesley, zpor~z
ter, that unconscionab!e and cratic son ofsgc-
Mus, whose fate it has been to spend most of
these pleasant Autumn days in Jail, was sent
up again yesterday by AID. Wright He was
found in the Market fu!l Of whisky and spleen
which was escaping in small quantities through
different channels. Wesley is about as perfect
an Illustration of a used up man as one can find
in a weeks travel.
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:, BosToS, Oct ll'fhe Mahogany Depot Of
WIN: Garner, in Merritnac Street. was destroyed
by fire this morning, together with large
quantity Of mahogany AMI rose wood The
loss, wlGct'sis estimated ut ST, 600, is fuyeoy.
cred by insurance
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-.i3se,I, Lancaster lest an order on the II cas-.
s&;. lie asked that the CLERK be authorized
l.iss.le duplicate. Granted
Various petitions in regtr,to matters Of mi
i;nP9rtancc were disposed Of aud the Coun-
-.aGl 3.rAel.
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sd Fight uat1 FLEA Mr. Swim,
Fps a ho,el" on the Island An Irishman
"a a native fondncss for drink, patronizes Sir.
oas, and for some time has been trading
esi Tor the juice thereof which he-rcceiyed in
iss fnhntities over the counter. They had a
Ns.,si'ient Yesterday. Tho little column as ad.
3: up oy Swim did not correspond with the
...N Ct memory kept by the Irishman. The
= OF Erin threw down quarter and saving
was all he would pay attempted to
5Ee. when Swim seized stick and Tit into
~ hitting his patron over the neck, and
z',"g the most excrutria,ing pain. The Irish
=. received the blow, started tornn and never
P'ed I'LL he got toad. Wrights Office,
:, s'e he sw0re OUT a warrant and Mr.. Swim
g, ,sSsoFdias'y arrested and a,judsed to pay
t5-t ct i've dollars aud costs, which he did,
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Logls25;l:tf, Oct. H. River Gai:ins rlo;,ly; 4
feet 6ilcheS water in caI,ul
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LANCASTER, PA, Oct ll.--Thc President left
for Washington, tIjts evening.
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SAVANNAH, Oct. ll.--Tbo rciorm democratic
city ticket has bccn elected. Mr.. Arnold lie
candidate for Mayor, received $50 p,tjgsi,y.
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BY THE UNION I,Ir5E5 %
ITO III .FsssDhEE1Y 5ENgSRI.ElCs /. II Crsfs.
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PlTTsDu&Gn, Oct. ILL., River . feet 2 inchcs
at the Glnss House ripple, and falling. Weather
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12

% IAN oOer.-==A negro boy fell from a
cray IN East Wheeling, yesterday, and the
heavy wheel Of the vehicle passed over his
body, crushing the wind gu t. OF him and making
9 Prqm'nentred streak down his back. He was
not so badly injured but that, after catching a
sothciontzof his escapingswind; he.got eup and.
moved away with his hands pressed affection.
ately upon his abdominal regions
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12

FEuKE HATTIE lnd,-Eigo Connty, for Audi.
tor, Harrison township, Allen, Opp, Slomal.
Recorder Riiiy, Opp, GO maj. For CommiS-
soners, Mckccn, Opp, 394 naj Brown, Opp,
SOD maj. So it, as heard from Alien las 3u:5
ma.i., BaiIy 81 mai., Ackcen Alb mai., Brown
2I9 s,al. This inst,res the clre;icG Of the
entire Opposition ticket.
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Enrs-In this city Laird, ami Lccompton
majority, Kein, Rep. majority, Vote light
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E=8z=1Ne. tzecn'00o4 lntstute.-An advertise
tnen men 81 this institutions, located at New Brigh,
.oH' Pa.' appears this morning. 1t is conducted.
~ a lady well known in this city, is pleasantly
located in healthful village, and easy. Of &C.
cess both by river aud railroad.
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Mr.. Letcher,, Governor elect of Virginia, is
recovering from protractctl sickness.
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INDIANA ELECTION

MADISON, Oct. ll.-IIigbve, Opp, SIG ma.
iority for Recorder; Ili"ds, Opp Sp5 majority
for Commissioner. !'ris!,eu, Dem. for Courli,-
sioucr. has l30 niiG,ity at North Madison pre-
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TO B0U8 ENEEP.E8s.

o 3.i:..!.s;1 SEW.R. 7. B:tnBlTns ..a
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ONO ELECTION.

2NNravILLE, Oct. llth.- P0twip, RcpnbIican
lor Senutor, $50 majority in the city.
NGwARS, O. DeuiiSon ana 0hOlscm 1873 mi.
Rn,, ,,,i,, GO I"
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CoSsuoKFS, Montgomery COMFY Cochran
aud hein,, Opposition car,!i.latc<, have So nm
Inc Opposition, the e Vote q a sst
Fail for Congress.
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Na nrt1nEYlttc Refl9l ont. COUNTY, 6 BIO
s4'ss.-' s'eii- sss-[s&1 - ans2-1 e
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