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New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
The Pcnnsylvamia State Fair.

PHIIADELPHIA Saturday,, Oct. !, lS09.
The Hiberis steam tire engine WAS aw ided the nrs.
pIeuium to day, for throwing stream OF ~ster 2oi
fee, bcrizoptsly AID ISIS feet ic.y. Tue sesrer
Washington received the second ize, aud the Good
In,ent the third In point Of steady action the latter
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
PennsYlYania Politics.

PHILADELPHIA Saturday, Oct. + I65J
The Opposition OF Northampton County held Con.
vention at Nszsreth to-day atd unanimously adop'ed
resolutions recommending Andrew H. Reeder for Gov
eInOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

TIE French outpos's on he fronsers ef h'~occc
ga beer sevsrI times f.rcely attacked by rs'ive
tribes, but they bad been repulsed. The Govesanen'
Of Morocco wa rO inphca'ed ir tnse attacks.
The PARE Rourse ksd been dull suf ioSer bot rs
lied on TIE .-Hb. closing yer, 6rn ct boG %.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
News from Mexico.

CHARLESTON Saturday, Oct. L, 1893
Tie Couri6r's special correspondent says tna' !
was reported that the Mexican Bishop was willing 70
vuarantee loan of five millions Mir smon by pledg
Ing the Church property. The Archbishop and clergy
were bitterly opposed TO the policy. 1t WAS reported
that VidoIa had joined the Church party
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
Fatal Casualty.

NkwAkk, Utt. :, NJ.
In the Fifth Ward last evening, middle aged IN N
r.meJ Wm Mcclure fell while descending ares,
s,nkipg tue bsik part Of his head on tue pavement,
frectuIi1s his skull and producing subsequent death
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
Fire i'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday Oct. |, 1907
Wm +. Hughes hsy.pres', on Jefferson avenue
was destroyed by FIRE ths afternoon. Ills loss Is heavy
h,,,ed oxiug 10 the scarcity OF water The loss on
the bs,press is from OOo to 10000, which is In
sf,ra3 her.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

A letter was received on Tuesday by the Messrs.
Hale, from Capt. John Disney, dated Cat o: CAssSs
ths, reports the following vessels ofthis pors; bsnnss
Grant 2i5 bbs.; HuDtr.ss 2iJ; HlssAths lso Ar
zons, l3O; Far West, II5; Herald, 100; Wnism, NV:
Our feet have been absent since the 10Th OF June ano
Will be able TO make but trip this sesson, ana tne
fares thus far are exceedingly small The a2grsgsA
catch IL likely 10 fau much soot OF lsss seas ,n The
market being entirely bare, Osins 10 the noo-arivsA
from the bay mackerel have reached hfoef nsg'es
than last wear Several merchants who have off,er!
TO I have been unable TO get their supply vhcn WI
keep tho prces up for the present. Inc Lso sdor
a.et have oil yeurned with the exception OF o"e ves.
sci and have been very sneoessinl 10 ootanI eg full
f.Jes. They viii DO much better than the % ackersl
eee potvthstsnopg the price OF codfsh and oil rules
much lower than during last ssason.
R,posrrp FroHr WITH THE iSDnss.-Ii The Sc.
yo,erA West of Tuesday. we fnd Q letter written BY
Ricbssd n. PaIisb, from Salt Like City, giving 40
coun. Of fg1t SAID to nave occurred a. Sublscs cut
of 10 the western part 81 Utah, on the 26,h 81 July
st The writer states that party OF Calforn,s eni-
grants, Of whom he was one, vas attached oy .hs
Snsbe INDIANS three several times The amgrAs~ 70,
sis'sd sprseoly and lsd four Of the sstsge. oas n
five Of their number, Ferguson ShePpd<d, W"t o.sP
psrj Wm pisgs Clsy Brsins, and a nee ~ , ,"'SsS .
killed, and several wounded. An zoe men HfDss "''e
from Howard Cop..y, except Mr. 1fs,ah
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
The Affairs OF Blake, Kingsley
and Company.
BOsrON, NAinIdsy, Ol

BOSTON, NNulu1Y, VcI. 7, INJI'
Blske, Kngsley & Co whose fsilnre took place asst
week END whose .oi tiles were hslfs million OF dol
ars have made special assignment for the benefit OF
all their crs ters to II. X. Horton ani r. w Newton,
of Boston and John ii. Huddlestop, Of New.YoIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
TURKEY.

TIE Times publishes tho following special telegram
from its coTespoI dent:
COSsTASTIsoPLE, Sept. - 1859.
"A conspiracy to asss-suate the Sultan has been
discovered Two hundred persons have been arrested
here among them the Pasba of Alb.nia ghs vas ap
tsTepty the chief Some troops ne saspecseo OF par
tc;pa,on The affair originated 9Th fanatic d party
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
Manufacture OF Gas from Water.

WILMINGTON, IcI VcI foN'5.
The City Gas Works invited d large party Yesterday
70 ui,r,ss the ruspuisc,ure oi gas from va'es, a.
substitute for al gas. The demonsIaaon was 10
every wsy satisfactory tie hehs beng very i's L'
brilliant,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
OF the sending away of Gen. Scott, The LOWS
riit Journal says:

rilt Journal says:
" Confidently believed In weln6med quarters that one
objec, of IN scpas Oen scott on 70 sn
Juan him of the q being csodsse ioI tn-
Pr-sdeucy Internationally in thcse OF deep aud iae
spr.d ofica corrupor the ms.chess old hero. ~h s-
putty Il, above oil power Of suspicion, would na.Ae
an iucoup.naby better than he oid seven
ytAu ago Bot Isn't the Adunistir,ion afraid thh th- od
hero Of being g.; out Of the ~sy BY oes scn 70
tsnt region dangerous trouble between the Jared
States and Britain may By the exercise OF n
.dom and sk In Ia, gotostin settle tho whole oricay 81
- h., be car got bach In mpe recrvs tue reward
~ lis great hands Of the people IN 1850 We GER
80. st understood imply t,st Geu 3 6 ], our
favof,e caneioss Tor the next PIrssearY but the
49,, bs fears Of him. direct 10 hini me sen
lion Of people who aid hin oIyiBs iDl is,.ce In s5'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
From the West Indies.

PHILADfLPHfa, Ocs. =, lsJ9.
Advices from st. Msrtn, OF Sept. ID state tina, very
heavy rams had fall there destroying 300 900 bushels
Of salt at the Great Pond.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
AUSTRIA.

seni official announce tent in the Austrian Core.
,penG,noe corascs the report o! fsesh troops haviog
been vert 20 I'sly
The Venps GG-,Hs pablish q decree rsisipg the
.tsie Of siege iu Venice. Sone shgs, r-gulsors ~,
bo.ever continue 10 force, Professionally in certain
cases.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
Tile ZURICH CONYERENCT

IUE 20 hIL n tVNF EhIs.'N
There hsj been complete "a. p nsiol % n'ercouYPe
between the Plenpoteptsr-s Tor several ds,', bu' oa
tbs 18th after the arrival of French courie- the re-
prescptstives of frsnce and Aus,na held co7erenoe
lascng three hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
RUSSIA.

The Iaralide Russe publishes telegram confirming
the reported csp'ure Of Scbamy durog yc'orious As
ssult by the Russisns On Cunt Schsnfis sons snC
family we're captured or killed. The Rd,s,sns took
FIVE cannon, sIl ,her loss did not exceed 100 men.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE HUNGARIAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
SPAIN.

Seue Of the journss say that Gen. Sersno is to be
Captain. General of Cuba, vice Gen. Colchs, whose
retirenen nj has long been expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

To The ASSOCIATED SresS
WAsHIYGTos, Saturday Oct. |, 1852
Lord LJons had proracted interview with the SEC.
retsry Of Siae to-day. The Engls Government hsd
lot yet made known its views TO our Government
p.ctpg the Sch juan affair Cati that is done Of
coure the Administration sill not move in the matter.
The next arrival from Europe will probably bring
something from her Maieetyo Government in regard 70
tie matter.
Tie following officers have been ordered to the
steam soopofwar Iroquois preparing for sea at New
York
Commsndc,-Jsmes Palmer Lieuten.ns-Hussr, Harte,
and aeu'ton PuiseI1I Casi Grief EnspeeIEO B. Mar
Fisher Boyt Neale, and Miller; GlnnsrListon Csrpsn-
t.r-DbeL
Ii If understood thst demand has been msde by
Goverpn eb for the surrender of Lemoutour, who
is III Mexico, aad who has been indicted 10 Call
fo'na for forgery IN coDnec ion With bis land claim
The bids for the transportation of supplies for the
for he mex, two were opened to-day at the
Quar, ernaet,T Generals Off o. Col. DriDksrd, Acting
Secretary Of War; requested the President to be pre-
at the openDg of the proposals, inssDuch as the
Secretary Of Var and Gen. Jesup gere both absent
Tie old contractors, Russell Majors d Co., were
III derbid all the routes ano will therefore be super
sed.d by pew parties in this profitable work. IrTIn
White s. Co Of Penney lvaDi., the lowest bidders
for the fIeighs the Utah hne iDclndog Forts LSa
ME and kearDey, and the bids are so close tor the
New Mexico feg ht that the result only be known
after careful calculation.
WAsHIsGros, Oct. 2, 1859.
The steamship Cslawbs was 70 have commenced
her regular rips from Charleston to H-vara via Sa-
vsnr all and Key West yesterday. The Cbarfeston
C0n,aer sbys Der agents made every reasonable oler
and proposition that could have been expected but
without obtain the resora iOu OF the Havana
Mail service according to the echedue heretofore per-
form ed by the Isabel.
The most intimate friends Of Mr. Douglas snthorita'
lively deny the truth of the prevailing rumor, that be
cc1empates reply ing to the late seS of his haga.
zipe article aud they further say that none to be
pubhshed with his sanction or supervision.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
MILITIA NEws.-DoriDg next week, the annual Ia
spection of the different Regiments commescs. 10

far announced the Dspecfsns are 10 oo - 'o".s'
Fys Dieisons Firth Regiment, Hamilton sqian Isssasy'
Oct II, I0s m. Sixth Rszmcn milton sagss xsassH
Oct jo Eisbth E~xDctt, Hs milton s2ans, Aonda&
oct 10 i0s IN Ninth Regiment Hamilton sqa.rs. rrdN.
Oct "a 81 m Rezir.nt. Hamilton Wedne.dsy
Oc. le n N Eleventh Re- ssDeb,, Hsa.ison ysrs Wse-
nes6sy, Oct IL 10 Q. u sixty yninth Rsensn, hsnAon
scr..s must I'm by Dec 20 l':s isa'psnderce 0sss1
st- Twelfth Rsrmen nn speefsd st Hamilton sqs@ss %
WEDNESDAY. Oct 10 lzn. =. a..
Second Dv,,,on; Tbi,t~enh Resnsnt East New yofE 49,
dey Oct s. 10 Fourte@b.h x. Il DsD, E.t New xofS
Ta.sdey Oct N sevsntIssh Regiment Hsst Hss. f.fs
W.cpesSay Oct 49, 10 N Seventy ssoosd k,susE bass
E.w-York W.dpssdsy, Oct S. Ioam m.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-31

consisting Of Medallian Collars Medallian Cuffs and
Flowing Sleeve Sets, Nalencienne Handkerchief and
Point Lace Sets They unequalle for novelty and
elegance and well worthy of examination Also ele-
giant Point Applique HOniton VaIenciennes Collars and
Sets at much below the former prices.
magnificent selection of French Collars and Sets.
500 real Maltese Collars Soc 62c 5c and upwards; they
are the cheapest and handsomes Collars offered in
this city 400 Cambria and Muslin Collars, from Auc-
ton which we offer from Is to % per less than any
other st' re in this CITY $50 beautiful Misses Cambria
and French Collars Every lady wishing to purchase
handsome cldrens Collars low prices should not fail
to look at these Collars Grape Collars and Sets half
price.
Cambria Edging and Inserting, Cambria and Dimity
bands, Infants Waists, Embroidered and Hemsttched
Handkerchicfs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-31
Qrp Q5uoos.
GRAND EXPOSITION OF
NOVELTIES
MADE UP LACE GOODS,

We would very respectfully call the attention of the
buying public to very choice selection of
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY for a. 90
square for three Insertions and Ocents for each sub.
sequent insertion. Ten lines or less) constitute a
square" Advertisements ordered inside, or in anv
prominent place, also those largely displayed will
be charged extra rates Contracts by year may be
made on liberal terms.
Is WEEKLY First insertion 81 per square; each sub
sequent insertion IS cents.
- All transient Advertisements must be paid in
ddrdnce Yearly regular advertisers viii required
to make quarterly payments
- No grataHoas advertisements. No report reso
lutns or proceedings Of corporation. society
association and no communication designed calf atten
Won 70 any matter Of limited individual interest can
De lnserted- unless paid for "a Advertisement.
~ The Publishers Will not hold themselves respon-
charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-31
REAL LACES.

magnificent selection of real Yalenciennes Gimpure,
BRUSSELS HontOn and Thread Laces in black and white
which we offer at less prices than they be bought in
Boston.
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fv Steamboat travel between San Fran
cisco and Oregon is cheap. The steamer
Columbia carries passengers from Portland
to San Francisco at the low rate of $40 in
the cabin, and s. in the steerage; and the
Brother Jonathan carries for one-half these
rates.
~ The corn crop Of the present year
has been estimated at 900 200, 900 of bush
els, which estimated at % cents per bushel.
will amount to the snug sum Of 1925 900,
600.
rT Georgia is probably the lightest
taxed State in the Union. Its State tax is
two thirds of a mill on the dollar. A man
owning 1000 worth of property pays on
Iy 1922 taxes.
FvFornev's Press says that Mr.. Buchan-
an is evidently the butt of Fortune. If we
consider Fortune person'fcation. the re-
mark is unquestionably true.-Loutsrilie
Journal.
ryThc Ohio Penitentiary is boiling over
with inmates, and 1t is almost impossible to
provide them all with comfortable lodgings.
The number Of conyicts is 800.
~ Philadelphia has population Of
$50, 400, an increase Of 27l .230 since 1850.
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DEATH OF THE HON. FENNEK FERGC-

We have been panied to hear of the death
of this gentleman, which occurred on FRI
day evening last, at his residence in Bellevue.
He was i'll but few days. The immediate
cause Of his death was paralysis. The news
of his decease will be received with sincere
regret by the people Of the Territory. He
was one Of its most prominent citizens, and
one of it's earliest settlers.
Judge Ferguson was, we believe, native
of the State of New York. In early life he
removed to Michigan and settled in the town
of Albion, in the practice of his profession.
While Il resident there, be was chosen to the
Legislature for one term. In 1854, upon
the passage of the Nebraska Bill, he receiv-
ed from President Pierce the appointment
Of Chief Justice of Nebraska, and removed
thirher with his family in the autumn OF
that year, locating ut Bellevue. He dis
charged the duties of Judge with ability and
impartality, and to the satisfaction gener-
allv of the people of his District.
lie was the Delegate from this Territory
during the last Congress, having been cho-
sen in August, 1857. His seat was contest.
ed by B. b. Chapman, but without success,
the House deciding in favor of Judge Fer
guson.
He was man of superior abilities, and
possessed many fine social qualities. He
was n good citizen. and his presence among
Us will long be missed. He has been cut
down in the full prime and vicor of his life,
leaving wife and three children to mourn
his irreparahle loss. May they have that
consolation which alone can bring solace and
comfort to the deeply afflicted. -Nebraska
| Republican.
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TILE COMING DOWN OF NNDEE.

Had the most astute leaders, Of thn Sham-
Democracy in Iowa, exertrd their best pow
ers IN devIsing q scheme, whereby the high
and mighty, Brigadier General Augustus
Caesar Dodge should be brought down to
their own level, they could not have hit up
on anything more successful than the idea
Of running him for Governor, and compel
ling him to stump the state in his own be-
half. His long term at Washington and
his four years resid nee in Spain, as the nc-
credited Minister Of the great American
Government, had surrounded his name with
a Senatorial and Diplomatic dignity alto
ccther bavoad the range Of either his natural
hovina occp"jod these distinguished posi-
items led a great naiorily of the people Of
the State to rive him creditor s"Sncitv and
wisdom coupled with great atta'nmentS.
His canvass for Governor has efectuailv
brought HIM down to his true position as a
statesman and orator. The danger is, in
deed that he will sink below the level to
whchh is medium abilities and acquirm"nts
entitle him. So great has been til" contrast
between the supposed and the re4l Dodge,
that his subsequent reputation may be as
far below his true merit, as his past has
been above it. We presume that no candid
man, Of any party, who observed General
Dodge's courcc during the recent canvass,
will claim for him either great abilities or
unusual sagacity. Without knowledge Of
the questions at issue before the people, he
threw himself into the contest. where his u
noranca Of the cOmmOnest aiIlrs connect
ed with our State policy, deeply chagrined
his personal and political friends, and
amused his opponents. His attempt to sub
sti;ute bombast and braggadocio for facts
and sound argument, WAS equally luIIcrous
and disastrous.
But he has met with signal defeat, and
we have no disposition to exut over fair
and humiIiated political opponent. Gen.
Dodge is, doubtless in private life, an ami
able gentleman and good neighbor. po-
litically. his canvass for Governor has killed
him. He will never recover from the fall
No we'll informed man can hereafter give
Gen. Dodge place among the distinguished
men of our country. He may, however,
congratulate himself that he is n fair type
Of the Sham Democracy Us a party; and
that its fall is a no less certain event of the
future, than bis is of the past OSkaloosa
Herald
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D1rT,ESoF orr LEGISLAYvEE.

What the Legislature ought to do this
winter is an important question, and one
which Is very properly occupying the atten-
ton of the Republican press of the State.
That the greatest possible economy. consls-
tent with the interests of ayoung and grow
ing community. should be introduced into
both State and County administrations. is n
general proposition, which Is universally
concurred in; but what specific measures OF
reform will secure the desired retrcnchmeBt
and economy, gives rise, very reasonably,
to diversity of sentiment, and we suppose
can only be decided after Il full discussion
and examination of the whole subject by
the Legislature itself, upon whom the re-
sponsibiIity has been devolved.
The result of the last election must un-
doujtedly be regarded as an endorsement
of the Republican management of the affairs
of the State, but it does not follow that the
same policy should govern in the future I'M
der different condition Of things. Appro-
printi0ns for improvements heretofore made
were not condemned BY the people, because,
at the time they were made. the times were
good; the objects themse lves were highly
important and necessary. and the money
was faithfully and honest!y expended, and
more than that. the taxes levied by the State
were never oppressively high. Now, how
ever, the times are hard, and the people
embarrassed This makes n difference, and
cnioins economy. No more money should
be spent hereafter upon improvements than
is absolutely necessary to complete the Asy-
lum for the Insane and to preserve other
work from injury until times get better.
Without undertaking to pull down and
build anew every institution, or repeal and
re-enact every statute, to which exception
NAV hc Justly taken, it VIII be both more
prudent, economical and safe, to modify
and improve generally upon existing found
latinns. Great reductions Of expense can
be effected in the county administrations,
without radical changes. Make the county
Offices, so far as practicable, supporting,
by fees contine the jurisdiction and powers
nf Countv Judges itiiin safe limits, by rs
Publishing some checks and balances over
him. and the Office more productive of fees
~ extending his judicial powers; abolish
RI, an; "e of County Superintendent aitogcth-
pr. Withhold appropriations from the Board
Of EIucation. d., .H"nse with the Secretary
of the Agricultural college temporarily !;
those in the main, will save large amount
Of money. and prove, VIC think. H'clhe1 I'M
proyemcnts in thcmsclrcs.- OHunlr,. Cou-
rier.
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SHORT TREMENDOUSLY STOLEN

=
W Inc evening OF me iV'n '"'E'' 'He
COURT scn''nceu ''1N' nr"Fn, NoPPce anu
,vrre!ana, the harper cry ms nfFer,I|h
lists, to -'c c&ecu"o Oh r'a"E' I0tn VI ~ ~
cember. It's S"F}"S'u INA. Nnv " y VIII WI
aesp ia -, , ri "" the same day. The
o0,,s i,',t~ n3;nnr,oI rnr H.. term.
-E1On the Sd inst, freight trn!h' con-
sisting fl cars. on the \. \. {. r. r., IN
IF III" track at midnight, near Albany, y.
s,,,'h,,l TL.r, 80 ,;,.oa ios,
r y The California steamer which arrived
in y wv ! Ork twp days ago brought M uuu
su;.i,v precious freight. for among the pas
''ore ,'7"'' "'"o ",'''~"' " ~
sI'a9 '''''' ~ "N0'1 "1'' oo' 4 ~ ''0
FE3~ According to an official return ofthe
Austrian government. lust published. the to-
tai Joss of the army in Italy in killed. wound
eu anu PRISONERS was Aot onceTs anu ~
JOY "e"'
C~A Havana letter Of the 3Oth says there
is Il renort of q conspiracy or something of
thot character having been discovered
among the certain military officer, and the
so,d:rTv at Ma,anzas. Various arrests are
understood to have taken place, but no iur-
ther particulars nave been PtEl'l''cu "
reach the pubic ear.
Tan WosL;ncto, corrssnon5ent If
the E,It;mora E,n sors ..Sanotpr Sumner
is about to resign his seat in the I. 5.
Senate, and, 1t IS said, VIII marry and reside
in England. Gov. Bank Will undoubtedly
succeed him in the |. 5. Senate"
-. There oro nj nrescnt in t,,a world
about one hundred ana twenty one thousand
Mormons. $1,000 live in Utah, of whom
four thousand six hundred and seventeen
haVe--sixteen thousand five hundred wives.
rppost u,.+or cono-,l Hal. hos oo,,
nIe,6d his ra,cnI,,;ons For tho last fscaI
TTo,r opd oscorto;n, tbo, hi. ratrarnhments
exceed by fraction the sum Of 100000.
lhl| IS the result of the curtnlIment of the
Mai! Service throughout the country.
OF The latest odvices from w. II. Sow.
ard are from Jata, IN the Mediterranean
Sea: lie has completed his Journey up the
Valley or the Nile to ancient lhebes, had
surveyed the pyramids, and be was about to
proceed to Jerusalem. and thence by Da'
mascns to Constantnople.
ray- Tho Eaw yorr t-oy,;e,. and Fao,,;
rer goes into an estimate calculation by
J winch 1t arrives at the conclusion that the
"reht Eastern Is some thousand OF tons
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THE LAST CALL.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to US, are
respectfully requested to call and settle Immediately
All who Book account are requested to call
and settle by note otherwise. Having sold out our
stock of merchandise going TO devote all Of our
time in the settlement Of notes and accounts that Is duo
us Remember this the last call, and all that don
make some satisfactory arrangement Immediately, may
expect to pay costs.
We keep our office at the old stand.
TOOTLE 4 JACKSON.
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The returns so far as received, indicate
the reelection Of Banks as uoVernor' "
q plurality of about 5000. The Senate as
far as heard from, stands 81 Rep. to DEM
.a . ao,btful. The House stands Isl Re-
publican, so democrats aud 4 opposition
The entire Republican State ticket is e'e'''
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Ae,v Adrertiscnlent5.
sherfH,s sale.

DY virtue Of a Special Execution to me lrcctea
ID from the oce of the Clerk Of the District court u
Pottswaftame County, iowa shall proceed to sell on
Monday the 10Th day Of December, A. D. 1893 between
the bours 10 O'Clock N. and O'Clock p NJ OF said
day. in Of the County Treasurer's once In the
CITY Of Counc Bluff following described Real Es-
tate Of Arthur Sullivan to wit: Lots number seven ~
eight ) niue, o. ten, 90 aud eleven. tl in block NO.
four ~ in Stutsmau's add ton to Council Bluffs
Taken as the property OF Arthur Sullivan to satisfy an
execution in favor Of Hiram b. Ware
s. II. CRAIG, SHERIFF.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Nov. 10, 1859.