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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-21
NHRES HING MACHIN ES.
n HIRES HING MACHINES.

The subscriber offers to the Farmers and Thresh
of this State complete assortment of THRESH1NG
MACHINES, from one to ten horse power Being Ma
chnist and practically acquainted with Threshing Ma
chimes and their manufacture he has spared pains to
only the best and welltried articles. Every
Machine sold by him will be fully warranted to be well
made, of the best materials, and to do good work.
Among his assortment will be found the following:
Woodbury's S-horse portable Horse Power and Sep
aratOr. This horse pOe er works standing on its own
trucks, which saves loading and unloading.
Dow and Fowlers well-known & 10 horse iren power
Fowlervil!e Separator.
PUTS improved Masslon Ohio Separator the best in
use, with or without trucks.
One and thu ee horse Endless Chain TreadPowers
These are great improvement over the Emory Ma.
chimes, being much better made and working with less
friction being from the oldestablshed and wellkIown
nectady Agricultural Works, Schenectady N Y.
Also Lever Powers, horse, Threshers, and Sc pa
rators complete, for !, 2, 3, horse powers.
Which will be furnished at the factory prices
Those purchasing Machines from me will be at no
pense delay for patterns in OF REPAIRS sha
keep patterns casting on hand for such parts
liable to wear out or break.
Call and satisfy yourselves before purchasing
where. r. GILMAN, Agent.
Can be found at Pioneer Foundry St. Paul, for the
present. iel7-d&w1y
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CTAPLE GROCERIES.-WE HAVE
~ in Store and to arrive the LARGEST STOCK Of
Staple Groeerfes ever brought to this market, and
dealers nom me country are requested to call and
anime our Stock and Price List before going below
- C. b. G. BURBANK CO., 4.
80. .f...s;, "a af Corner Levee and Sibley street
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-21

A DEMONSTRATORS SALEM
n pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
Court of Pine County, Minnesota will offer for sale at
watana Pine County, Minnesota the Twenty second
(2N day ofSeptember, at Q O'Clock, the following des
cribed real estate tuae in the County of Pine State of
Minnesota, described as follows, to wit:
Lots six ) and seven, % and the southeast quarter of
the southeast quarter section, of section numbered
twenty seven, ca of township numbered thirty mine,
(39 north of range twenty (2D containing one hun
dred and twentyth three 30 100 acres more less,
cording the government survey. This property has
been appraised at $685. and cannot be sold less than
two-third Of the apprasement Terms cash.
.--t5t n. EORCHARD,
Administrator Of the estate Of VIM. Darrell, deceased.
Dated August 20, Ice. -.
HERMANN TROTT, Attorney. aug22-w4w
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CSIlmdICu pOpuloblOu sOA,OUU
Population, official. in As countless. ia ,214
Total population of the State. -. .176, ia
We do not believe the population of the
State will exceed 100, 900, or run below
10000.
The first census of Minnesota was taken
on the Both of June, l849, and exhibited
the following result:
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ll4.2l4

In some cases, it will be seen, the popula-
ton and farms of several counties are
grouped together. We were unable to OBJ
tain them separately.
The following are the counties remaining
to be heard from. We make an estimate of
their population, based upon the census
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-21
LUMBER WAGONS.

The undersigned has on hard and for sale large lot
Of the celebrated Michigan Lumber Wagons of all kinds
and Sizes Thimble skeips. Nut skens and Iron Axle.
Also, Buggies, Cutters, sleighs, &C., &c. "A 'i'
IL Io.199o 9nJ sG t.R RICE, gro, eGV -i1
Office, first door below American House, Sd st. St. Paul
sep14-w6mx VA 80. ~ -''+''+''' a@i'-i t'-if 3. &"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-21

d E F E r E ELS S A L E.
LII STATE OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT COURT,
MOWER COUNTY.
Osgood N: Baldwin plaintiff against Christopher Potter
and John Wilson, defendants.
In pursuance of judgment of the District Court Of
the Fifth Judicial District of the State of Minnesota
made and entered in the above entitled action, and bear
ing date The twentieth day of March, A. d. 1860, 1,
George w. Bishop, the undersigned Referee, duly ap
pointed by said court to execute such judgment will sell
at public auction the highest bidder in front of Lacys
HOTEL in the village of Austin, Mower county, State of
Minnesota, on the fifteenth day of September, A. d.
lowing lands, viz.
All that tract parcel of land lying and being in the
county of Mower and State of Minnesota described
follows, viz
The northeast fractional quarter of section numbered
four. in township hundred and north, of range
fourteen west, containing hundred fifty seven and
sixty eight hundredths of acres.
Dated Austin, July rs, 1860.
GEORGE W. BISHOP, Referee
JONES WILLARD, Plaintiffs Attorneys, Chatfeld,
Minnesota. aue3-w6w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
Ernn, wnahinrfnsi.

! WASHINGTON Oct 1I.-As much interest has been
occasioned by late events at Vera Cruz, in connec
ton with the movements of the Spanish feet, the
suit of enquiries at proper sources warrant the as
sertion that there is the slightest foundation tor
the statement widely published that CAPTAIN Jarvis
nterferred in the affair which took place some weeks
ago between the Spanish brig Berenguela and the
Juarez Government; nor did Captain Jarvis send a
note to the Spanish Commodore cOndemning his
cOures, nor did he act in any other disappearing
manner. The relations existing between these two
officers were of the most cordial character without
reference to political questions and Major Ancara-
ga, when coming to New Orleans on the PocahOntas,
was so CALAMITY treated that he expressed himself
in the most complimentary terms towards the Off
GERS of our navy 1t is further reliably ascertained
that the action of the Spanish Commodore sus-
pended and the fleet withdrawn to Havana in conse-
quence of pressing representations Of Spanish sub
jects in Vera Cruz, through the French Consul and
acting Consul to the Captain-Genera of Cuba. The
bombardment, they stated, would not only destroy
much of their property but peril their lives. No
further hostile demonstrations viii be made in the
absence of advices from Madrid. 1t is also known
that the commander of our gulf squadron not left
to his own discretion but that he will act under the
advice of Minister McLane in the event of the bonn
barment of Vera Cruz by the Spanish, and extend
all possible protection to American citizens and
property, including the landing Of marines at Vera
Cruz for that purpose.
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Elections i'm Indiana.

| INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. ll.-Returns from over 81
counties indicate a Republican majority on the
State ticket of 5000. The Legislature will stand
nearly as follows Senators holding over-Demo
Gratis IA, Republicans II. New members-Demo
Gratis Z Republican I8-Republican majority g.
House of Representatives. Republicans So, Dem
42-giving the Republicans majority of over 20 on
Joint ballot which will secure the election of a U.
s. Senator. Second district-Cravens, DEM, elect
ed by 200 majority over Davis, independent Wing.
Fourth district-Holeman, Dem reelected by 400
majority. The Congressman remain the same as in
the present Congress, viz Republicans and 4
Democrats. Yanderburg county-24 Republican
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gain about 600. Knox coun-
ty oficial-Hendricks, Dem l62 majority Lawden,
for Congress- l68 majority The Republicans elect
Allen, for Representative, by % majority Conan,
for Treasurer, by SO majority. Reynolds, Dem is
elected Sheriff. Davis COunty-Hendricks 2SS ma
jority. Allen county-Hendricks 1853 majority.
Wabash county-Lane 93l majority. Marshall
county-Lane % majority. Stark cOunty-Hen-
bricks 81 majority. Cass county-Lane majority.
New ALBANY, II-Hondricks' official majority in
Floyd county PIC. Cravens, Dem is elected to Con-
gress by IS majority.
EVANSVILLE, LAUNDERING county official
Hendricks, Dem for Governor, 26 majority-Repub-
lican gain of 55l over Wizards vote in 1856. A
portion of the Republican State ticket have small
majorities Republican county ticket elected except
Treasurer, Clerk, and Recorder. Lawden, Dem for
Congress, 2l3 majority.
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CHURCH & DUPONT,
t. astonishing success. There are
FIVE PRE- PARATUONS
SANFORD'S
Liver Inv1SOratOr,
NEVER DEBILITATES.

TT Is compounded entirely from Gum, an
has become established fact Standard Medicine, know
and approved by all that have Used il, and
10 with in alIfh for
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Destructive Fire,

Troy, n. Y, Oct. 1.-THE largest fire that has
visited this city since the great cOnfagratiOn of
1854 occurred this morning about O'Clock. An
immense factory on Ida Hill entirely destroyed.
The building was owned by the estate OF Ben. Mar
shall, and occupied by Andrew Mclean F. W. Farm
ham, and William COekroft, in manufacturing no.
siery and mosquito MEETINGS MEETINGS. The amount
OF loss is $4,000 on the building which is insured
for $4,000. Loss TO the occupants about 100000
insured for about 900. The fire caught accident
ally in the packing room. 1t throws two hundred
hands out of employment A high wind was blow
ing and the destruction would have been larger but
for the steam fire engines.
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Democratic Rally
SPRING HILL, MAURY COUNTY,
Saturday, Oct. 18Th.

THERE will be a Mass Meeting and
free Barbecue at Spring Hill, Maury
county, on Saturday, October 18th,
gotten up by the Democracy Of
WILLIAMSON AND MAURY COUNTIES.
Hons. A. JOHNSON, A. O. P. NICHOLSON,
JAMES B. CLAY, of KY, and other distin-
guished speakers will be there.
The Democratic Military Companies
Of Tennessee are earnestly and respect
fully invited to be present and partici-
pate.
An Extra Train of Cars will leave
the Depot of the Tennessee and Ala
bama Railroad at eight o'clock, A. NJ;
Saturday, and return after the speaking
closes. Let all 60.
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Indiana state Fair.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-THE prospects for the In,
diana State Fair which will be held in this city
week, are very fattering. A large amount Of stock
and implements are arriving from Kentucky, Ohio,
and Indiana A railroad track has been laid 70 the
FAIR Ground, and trains will be run regularly dur
ing the Fair. Tho State Board of Agriculture meets
here tomorrow. II is confidently expected that
the Fair will be the largest held in the State.
The Republicans are making arrangements for q
grand jubilee during the week of the Fair.
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Grand
BRECKINREDGE AND LANE
Mass Meetinp.

The Democracy of Giles county will have Grand
October.
There will be a Barbecue on the occasion, and
ample accommodations will be made for all who may
attend The ladies particularly invited.
Gov HARRIS, Hon. ANDREW Ewing, Hon. JAS. H.
THOMAS, GEO. CAN'T, J. C. BURCH, Gen. W. B. BATE
and JNO. NJ BRIGHT will be present and address the
people on the political issues of the day.
At night there will be grand rally, torch light
procession, and speaking at the BRECKENRIDGE Club
rooms. Let there be a general turn out of the
masses on that occasion.
Come the winds when forests rended
Come as the when nayes are stranded
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Solid Silver and NiiVtr PIaIr.
GOLD q SILVER WATCHES,
Diam onds,
And First Glass JeweIry at Auction.
Solid Silver

FENHIs Stock comprises full assortment equal in variety and
styles the country The Silver Ware consists in
Of Tea Sets, Servers, Ice Phers, Creams Cake Baskets
Breakfast and Dinner Casters Wine Stands Egg Stands Syrup
Cans Dining and Desert Forks Tea Table Desert Spoons Fish
Knives and Forks, etc.
WatcbeS-Gold CronOmeters, (genuine) Diamond Set!
ting Ladies Watches American Lever Duplex Double Timers
JeweIry-sets from $500 down, Diamond Crosses Rings
and Pins
CutlerYPoeke Tea, Desert and Dining Knives in short
assortment Of other fine goods usually found in frat class
Jewelry Establishments. All Of which will Iel to the high
est bidder for cash, commencing Wednesday evening, Oc
Der the 10th early and continuing day and night
til the whole st OK is disposed Of.
goods guaranteed represented the money refunded
Ladies and gentlemen will please call and examine the
goods BENZ. T. SHIELDS l. co.
Central Auction Rooms, NJ. ~ College Street,
tie
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MARKERS by TeIsrrnph.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct l9oOton que sales day $500 bales
Middng l09O Sales of the 81 OCO bales; receipts
the against 600 bales during the correspond
ing time last year. exports Of the 1880 bales; total exports
Of the 600 baIes receipts this port less than last
bales; stock all Southern ports less than last year
AZ hale New Orleans 23 500 bales Sugar fair ~
Flour quiet IS sO95 s Tobacco firm and excited Coffee
firm tales Of 400 bags stock New Or
leans bags against 1850 bags the time last
Exchangepces easier quotations unchanged. Freight to
Liverpool e.
CINCINNATI Oct I2-Four dull at SOS TO- Whisky lO'-
Corn dull at 4O8E3c. Oats, sales 600 bushele $780,
NEw YORK, l2CottOn buoyant; sales 100 bales Mid
ding Upland lI Flour dull. declined SCI sales lOo Dolls
IS SO95 40 Wheat destined lc. Corn dull sales 6SOo
bushels 774o Mess pork hrm sales 100 bbls $3.50 Lard
dull sales 200 bOs at l29IH. Sugar steady Gales l'O
boxes. Cuba excl Coffee firm l41zSI4x for Rio A0iAS'
es, Porto Rico g, Barbados IS, Orleans a.
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Douglas made speeches in Vermont and Vermont
gave in increased Republican majority. He can
vassed Maine, and Maine gave largely increased
Republican majority. He recently stumped Penn
sylvania Ohio and Indiana and in those States the
result is the same. He now proposes a stumping
tour in the Southern States but, thank Heaven, he
has lost the power of doing further evil We doubt
not he has the WILL but with all his power and ener
gies and demagoguery he will not be able to pre-
vent single Southern State in which he will speak
from voting for Brecknrindge .-L0isviHe Courier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-13
ELECTION RETURNS
Uow,he Ladies' have Voted on the Sew
Machine Question,

How III e Ladies have voted on the sewing
Machine Question,
As all parties manufacturing Sewing Machines
are obliged to pay E. Howe, Jr, a fee for each Ma
chine sold and are also compelled to make quarter
" returns to him under oath. the number sold, his
books give correct statement of the actual number
disposed Of.
He reports from January lst up to November lst
1859:
Wheeler & Wilson. ..-............ p ,3OG
Grover & Baker. lO2SO
Showing n gain in favor of the Wheeler
Wilson Machine of .....................1l,O 26
That's the way the ladies going Ito a man. =
oCtl2d2w
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CHARLESTON. Oct. ll.-This afternoon John Fltz
gerald, a convict in the State prison, run muck
among his fellow cOnycts, stabbng Geo. 3. Riggs
Chas. Belmont, and Geo. White, seriously and
slightly wounding others, before being secured. No
cause is known for the act.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
DR. EATONsS INFANTILE CORDIAL,
sno ShyF because Il reUsr fails 70 a6ord Instantaneous rI
NO PAKEGORiG on OPI4TE
o. any kind and therefore relieves BY renso0ia0 TIE sags
your child instead Of by deddsafnd Its senses Por s
reason oommends itse!fas the only known
for Children Teething, DinrrhGa, DYsenGe.
~, Gripping in the BoWeIs, AcIditT 81 an
StemAch, Wind, Cold in the Head, and Group
av Genig TIE gums, reducing iRfGmation reGu
Ldtthg Ese bOcets and relieOjg pdia has ea1-beng
an ne spGsodc 1t is used with vafaJ sueccss 10 ali
cases 81 OonE 1lston or other fits, IA you cGlus
Ee we and eeiSA Of your ereH aud eish SAGE sAsn
from those sad and 62tRg Consequence tohscI are Ger
tdlN 70 rest ne ~ narcotics Of t0hich other
6Et DR.. EatOns LnfahIiAe CoFGiai, his Won esn
reg upon IL Is perfectly harmless cannot injure The
most sns Price IS cents Fu directions accOnpa
CHURCh& DUPONT,
No 4O9 Broadway, New-York.
Healthy human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
US WIN me sane elements and OF
rng from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Scrofu
&c, and ind in ecey instdHee certain eiseies in The
we'll. The Blood Food founded upos this he
Ory-hsnce its astonishing suc C Ihereare
adapted deficiencies Of the Blood in disease. V
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, or nnv sfTsction mai.
ever Of the Throat or Lungs Inducing COmsump.
GiOn, use No. the No. DeDression Of
Spirits Loss Of Appetite and for ali Chronic
Complaints arising from OVer-use, General DE.
err Com pIaints. No. for DYspepsin, Bsiag al
ready prepared for absorption is taken by drops aud
carried Immediately into circulation, that what YOU gain
you retain. TIE no. is for Female Irregularities,
Hysteria, Weaknesses, &c. See special directions
IOus, Kidney and bladder Com plants take No.
In all the directions be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold BY CHURCH DUPONT,
No 4Bs Broadway, Ne1 York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout country
o. J. WOOD Co., st. Louis,
aP4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Tnn RACES Nrxr wnrk.-The race. over

The RACES NEXT WEEK.-The races over our
course commence next week, and promise to afford
the most exciting sport that has ever been witness
ed here. The arrival of an unusually large number
of horses has required the erection of several new
stables This, believe, is the first time since the
great Peyton stake in IS43 that all the old stables
even, have been filled. In addition to stables,
Gen. CHEATHAM has had built since the spring meet
ing, large new public stand. This will add much
to the comfort of the crowd in attendance and par
ticularly the ladies, of whom confident there
will be large number.
large collection of horses have already arrived,
among them some of the most noted in the country.
Judge HUNTER, of Alabama, has Goodwood, Sher-
rod, and Lexington colt out of Pic. Col CAMP
BELL has stable of seven, with Jo Stoner and Ar
thur Adams at the head. Capt s. G. MOORE has
three, Laura Farris, MOllie Jackson, and Lexing-
tonflly. Gen. WOODFoLK has four, among them Lulu
Horton and Ellen Fall. Gen. HARDING has Loyalty,
Louden Chivalry, and one or two others. T. B.
PATTERSON has Daniel Boone, Allendorf and Sallie
Woodward. DR.. MCGAvoCK, a. TURNER J. T. SCOTT
W. H. JOHNSON, W. ROUNDTREE, and Col. McCBoRY are
on hand. The Sumner county stables, four or five
in number, will arrive to-day or tomorrow.
We regret to learn that Tennessee has given away
entirely in her right hip. Aendorf has been turned
out for the present. All the other horses are doing
remarkably well, and we anticipate the finest sport
we have ever had over the Nashville Course. We
shall have a better track, better crowd, better
horses, better accommodations and last though not
least, more beautiful and smiling ladies than ever
before, then why not better spirit than before
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-13

An ADMISSION Mr.. James P. Bates, who now
holds an office to which he was elected by Demo
cratic votes, made q speech for Mr.. Douglas at
Princeton, Ky, few days ago, and was ably replied
to by Willis B. Machen, of the strongest and
most active of the Democratic veterans who are
doing good service on the stump in this canvass In
his speech in response to Col Machen, Mr. Bates ad-
mitted frankly that he knows, and all know. the
Douglas electoral ticket cannot carry Kentucky! Re-
member, old Democrats, that the Douglas men are
running their ticket here not to elect it, but to give
the State to Bell, the Know Nothing Louisville
(1frier
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LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Etna.

BosToN. Oct. 1.-THE steamer Etna has arrived.
Garibaldi consented to allow a deputation of
Venetians publish paper at Naples to excite the
| Fenetians to a general rising.
The Kings soldiers at Gaeta demolished the resi-
dence of the French Consul during his absence
der the pretense Of connvance between him and
! Garibaldi.
formal order has been given the Piedmontese
commander TO avoid a conflict with the French.
1t is reported that Farni retires a compromise
between the Garibaldi and Cavour Administration
The remainder of the military contingent of IA,
| 900 men is called under arms.
Foreign.
New YORK. Oct. l2,-The Paris correspondent of
| the London NelrS says a privy council was held
Thursday, and It Is understood that GOyonS propo-
sal to augment the French army some 10000. some
say to put down Garibaldi. discussed. 1t is
feared it will lead to bloody war at least Sus-
pend for long time all hopes for the requsition of
Italy.
Marshal Valiant leaves Paris to take command
of the army in Italy and he will speedily be follow
| ed by two divisions.
1t is positively stated that the Pope has resolved
| to leave Rome.
The capitulation of Ancona is confirmed. The
vanguard of the Sandman army is at TivOh.
The Paris Pdrie reports that the Neapolitan roy
alists are masters of the VOlterino.
The Paris BOurse was animated. Rentes 6Sf Csc.
1t is reported that Garribaldi has withdrawn the
| command of the fleet from Admiral Parsons.
1t is stated that Austria intended to propose at
Warsaw that the different powers should not recog
nize any settlement of the Italian question without
| her consent
Thomas Smith & Co, distillers of LOudOn, have
suspended.
From Omaha.
OMAHA, Oct. 1l.-Denver City dates of the 4th are
received. Gordon was convicted of the murder Of
CAN'T before the Settlers Court and sentenced to be
| hung the 9th.
Mining is favorable. $4,000 gold dust was ship
| ped yesterday.
Both parties in Nebraska claim the election of
their delegate.
Grand Trunk Railway,
| TORONTO, c. W., 1.-THE Leader says that tire
| mendOus catastrophe is pending over the Grand
Trunk Railway, Barring Brothers having taken steps
to recover advances of millions of dollars.
Election News.
| LOUISVILLE, Oct. l2.-SeVenty-four counties in
| Indiana give Lane (Republican) gain of l4,224
! over Wizards vote in 1856.
In fOrty-One counties in Ohio Brinkerhoh gains
3,4OO ever !Dennison's majority. His majority Is
above $4,000. The Republicans elect Is Congress
men and the Democrats s.
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l2.-Buter (Rep) for Con-
gress in the First District is elected.
River News.
| LOUISVILLE, Oct I2.-Ghe river is falling with
/ feet water in the canal.
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Equally good and generality better, from which yOuS
make your selections in Nashville.
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PeuusyIvnntn Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Bulletin of this even
ing claims majority for Curtin in the State of 49,,
600, and that the Legislature will stand follows:
Senate, % Republicans to Democrats; House, 81
Republicans to 80 Democrats. Bailey, Democrat, is
elected to Congress in the Sixteenth District instead
of Jenkins, Republican. Stewart, Republican, is
probably elected to Congress in the Twentieth Dis
trict in place of Lazardem.