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Flour, Grain and Provisionr

Our Flour market is in sagnant coudon Buyers
pressing though holders vry rn and stouty
thing would induce operations superne
EAid to be scarce and held at IS 0595 IS per Dbl.
Wheat rather inactive and buyers End the spirit of the
ket little in their favor Red-prme grades-Was
bought dav At 10 and white 81 l6 Good qualities
sold at 81 G6
Corn has fair market at &c for
Oats last quoted-3Oc in bulk, and Bic
Rye is dull at 70c and buyers generally decline pay that
figure.
The business the Provision market to day to have been
mainly confined to Mess Pork Of which about 400 bb
S6 for and S7 IS fer country packed small
tOns made in Shoulders &C. We omitted mention,
yesterday, sale Of Lard for November delivery at l0Hc
tierceG
Hogs said to be selling daily and veil maintained in
prices the standard be from Sc 26 IS
Yemher deliRfrE Sc . Tor December.
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BILLIARD TABLES!


NUMBER Of derable lots in Brownsville from ~
~ to miles from NashVi e and the Porter and Gal
latin Turnpkes Several Lots timbered, soil rich and
neghborhood unsupported Extra bargains to building
purchasers Call examns the lots and will make it 20
your interest to Guy. L & BROWN
Iep25 dim AZ Cherry street.
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GRAND
BRECKINRIDGE AND LANE
Mass Meeting.

=
The Democracy of Giles county will have a Grand
Mass Meeting at Elkton on Saturday the 9th of
October.
There will be a Barbecue on the OCCASION and
ample accommodations will be made for all who may
attend. The ladies are particularly invited.
Gov. HARRIS, Hon. ANDREW Ewing, Hon. JAS. Il.
THOMAS. GEO. CAN'T, J. c. BURCH, Gen. W. g. BATE,
and JNo. H. BRIGHT will be present and address the
people on the political issues of the day.
At night there win be grand rally, torch light
procession, and speaking at the BREcKNmDGE Club
rooms Let there be a general turn out of the
masses on that occasion.
. Come the winds come when forests are rended,
Come As the waves ccme when naYies are stranded "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
DR.. EATON'S ENFANTILE CORDIAL,
Hnea given in time 1t acts By magic ana ons trial Glon
NO PAIsEGoRfc Oh X; OP PATE
o. any Kind and therefore relieves BY ren9Vin0 s sra0,
OF your ehd instead Of by dsGdenio its sesis For IN
A0n, oonnends itsefas the only knogn
Ey1 Grining i'm the Bowels, AcIdiGy Of the
SSeH1cA, Wind, Cold in the Head and G FOu D;
tGtiAg he Boes and rsis8tn0 pain 4 Aes no ega-beipp
an 1t is used with uRfdia0 success in ali
Eas life and AedE Of to,rr Children d ,Visl - ~. sS
from those sad and 59n1 consequence rIcI are csr
tdI @ resn Tnl se Of narcotics Of which az Other
but DIR. Ia toms InfahGile Cordial, tbs Won can
rely upon IL 10 perfectly harmless, njure the
mos S.si Fnse IS cents Publications accOmpa-
CRURCH& DUPONT,
No 400 Broadway, New-YorE.
Healthy human Blood upon being Aaiyzed ALWAYS pre
M us VIII se ss elements and gives OF
rng from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scouln
&c and We ma n sgeg 'sLs certain deficiencies in the
made well. The Blood Food founded upos this the
Oyhence its sss0Ris9U 1gs suS 2 3 iRGs
adapted the deficiencies Of the Blood Inherent Por
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, or any Auction what.
ton, No. which is also the No for Depression Of
Spirits, Loss of APPeIites and for All Chronic
Emp an Se STsIg PpoStTati9 General De
err Com plants. No. for Dyspepsia. Beia0 AZ
re0dyprspared for absorption it is taken by drops and
carried Immediately circulation, that what YOU 0q
you retain. Ths No. is for Female Irregulartties
Hysteria, Weaknesses, SC. See special directions
lOuS, Kidney and Bladder Com plants take No
In all the directions be strictly followed Price
Ofthe Blood Food 81 per bottle --,
No. 400 Broadway, Ne- York
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD & Co., St. Loui5,
apl4 Wholesale Agents for the West,
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N g w ID Q Q K q
JUST RECETVED BY
GREEN & COMPANY,
No. G Union street,

% Id u
JOHNSON & TREASoR's sTLND.l
The Woman in White. By WILLIE COLLINS
The MOIher-in-LaW; A Tale Of Domestic Life By
Mrs. EMMA D. E. N. soUIHHoRTH.
Camille; or, The Camela Lady. By ALEI. DUKAs.
The Household of BOuVerie; or, The Elixir OF
Gold. A Romance By a Southern Lady
Nemesis. By MARION HARLISD, author OF Alone Hidden
Path, Moss Side, &C
The Greatness and Decline of Cesar Be
rOIteau- From the French OF HoNoHE DE BALzAc.
Wheat aud Ladres. An Anonymous Novel.
The Wild Sports of India. With remarks Oh the
Breeding and Rearing Of Horses, etc.
The Eighth Commandment. b. CHARLES REED.
The Sunny south; or, The sOutherner at Home. By
Prof. J. Il. IEsRARAN, OF Mississippi.
Narratives and Adventures OF Travellers in Africa
Laeour on the Manufacture Of Liquors, Wines, etc.
Just received by GREEN & co..
Successors 70 johnson & Tresuor,
Oct5-n e5ssa No. Union Street.
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ana now IN receipt Of my large and well assorted
stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods. which am
Offering at very low prices. As quick sales and
ANAL profits is my motto, am willing to take up
with the latter To accomplish the former, and VIII
with call especially TO cash buyers. Come and
for yourselves. No. p. South side of the Square
sep2l-Im, DAVID HUMPHREY.
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Arrived

New YORK, Oct. l3-The steamer Desoto from
Havana has arrived. Sugar was quiet Stock on
hand $4,000 boxes.
The slave steamer City of Norfolk landed 500 Afri-
cans when the current set her ashore near Serena
Morena, where Spanish war vessel discovered her
and also 500 of her negroes and crew. The re-
mainder had been disposed of. The American Off
GERS and crew were sent to Key West by the Amer
lean Consul
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BURNSIDE,S PURE OLD MONONGAHELA
RYE WHISKY.

NONsCIENTIOTSLY distilled by Mr. JAMES BU INSIDE
- % Ag any County Pa the old fashioned honest
rom ne coest Rye and offered for sale until adapt
ed 10 wholesome by 1t is tne st psatabe
a. II IS suphaty the beverage in reach Of the pub
he 70 the invalid those health it Comuends itself fo
its unrvacd qualities smulaut Of the safest suest,
most henehcen description. For sale in els, kegs, &C
pUt in cases Of dozen bottles each
CLERN & NTOCkDALE. Pronriet1rs,
81 Waluuy St, PhiaG. lphia, Pa.
WM c. CUNSkB Agent,
30 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washing City d. c.
c. q X. \. WEIrE, Jr., Agents,
oct7-d3m 81 Cedar Street, New York.
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SANFORD'S
liver Invt&OratOF,
NEVER DEBILITATEs,

n
has become an established fact, a
and approved by all that hi
sorted to with confidence in Al
Is recommended. ::
Il has cured Thousands "
who had given up all hopes q Of
unsolicited certificates in my ID,
The dose must be adapted tc
individual taking it, and US G ed
act gently on the Bowels. e
Let the dictates Of your ju
use Of the LIVER IN v
will cure Liver Conn = p
thcks, Dyspepsia, - q
; u m m err G o m p
rvs DrOPSYs Sour ,
COsriVeHess, ChOl- = IL
IA morbusSChOlera Ii
lences j "A u n d Ice - z
eS, and may be used sue &c
~ Family medi- - CT
II e A ID A G H E, las IN
twenty minuI ties, if - ~
sPOOnfuls are tax. = Ell
attack.
All who use itare ri
in its favor. J
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Democrattc state Committee

READING, Penn, Oct l3.-The regular Democratic
State Committee met yesterday and resolved " That
this committee recnd Its action at Philadelphia on
the ID of July and at CressOn the 9th of August
recommending that the Democratic party stand by
the electoral ticket of the Democratic State COnven
ton at Reading on March lst" Amendments recon-
mending conference with the Bell and Douglas PR
ties were rejected.
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GTeaI Distress Sale.
RICH AND SPLENDID SILVER PLATED
WARE.


an Wednesday enDg, 18th October 1860, early gas light
" We will sell Immediately the elose Of large sale Of
Cottage Furniture, magnificent Silver Plated
WPre embracing all the articles usually found stock
TERMS all under $50 cash. $50, notes we'll
endorsed payable in Bank. HARDY BROTHERS,
Oct-2 Auc.ioneeTs L Gent Ag'ts, q Public Square.
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Markets by TeIegrapb.

Nrw YsRK Oct 3-Cotton quiet sales 5000 bales
Middling Upland 1I9lI Flour active advanced lO@5c;
sales 1900 bbs, 4O95 So Wheat advanced l95c Corn
firm; sales 600 bushels, 74 Mess pork hrm but quieS
sales $50 bbls, 10 7S9Is slI. Lard dull, l74913H.
NV ORLEANS, Oct l3-COttOn to-day 1880 bales
prices sitter but quotations unchanged. Mixed Csc
Freights to 6sVrs IL. Exchange unsltered.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l3-Flsur frm sales 600 bbls. OOs
10. Wheat held at advance. Mess pork 10 90.
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From WashinRton.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I2.-The extra dividend ques-
ton of the B. o. R. R. was settled to day, the u
s. District Court deciding that the dividend of the
Company in itself was legal 1t refused to grant
The vote of the first Congressional District has
been thrown into court for Judicial examination
Mr.. Lehman, the Democratic candidate, testified that
he examined the returns of the judges of several
precincts IN the Fourth Ward which gave him ma
jority of 555; it also testified that this was the
majority counted on for Lehman at the meeting of
the judges of the Fourth Ward, while the returns
presented by Byerly, the return judge from that
ward, at the official countIths morning. only gave
Lehman pa majority, thus defeating him.
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A Union nemonstrntion,

Troy, Oct. 1O.-A large Union demonstration is
now in progress. procession. consisting of 5000
opponents of Lincoln, including over 1900 from Al
bany, is now marching through the streets. Many
public buildings and private windows illumina-
ted The demonstration is conceded to be the finest
of the campaign thus far.
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Ohio Elections,
Republican Denomination

0SwEGO, Oct. l2.-The Republicans of Oswegs
cunty held meeting in this city this afternoon
Surrounding towns were represented. Porbably
five six thousand persons present. Ad
dresses were made by Giddings, of Ohio, Noble, of
Wisconsin, Gen. Nye, Judge Culver and others. This
evening probably over one thousand torches are
paradng the streets.
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Notice,

Notice.
WYE have day sold entire interest IN me BOOK sta
NJ onary and Periodical No Union street, to
Nj John T. Hagan John D. W. Green VINO viii con-
the same the place. uAder me Sye Of
GREEN & co. JOHNSoN & AAEANOh'
On retiring from the book business 1--we return sincere
thanks Tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon U.s. ana ke
pleasure ending successors men OF
~ tie D-otIs A. W. JOHN SON, ia.
oct5 ~ JOHN o. TREAN0R,
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The market to-day quiet The being light affords
little opportunity for selections The only sale reported today
$50 bags Rio age We quote Rio at I3l3c for oTd
nary, 49I4s for fair l4c good, and l5c for prime
Laguayrs l4a}I5c, and Java l79lec per ID
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Ernn, NnH VnrIr

NEw YORK Oct. 13.-BarrOws & SCOTS Kerosene
Oil Factory in Brooklyn is burned. Loss $4,000
Uninsured.
Henry Lowe, charged with forging note for over
600 on the Chemical Bank Barbados, few
years since, was arrested last evening.
Vim. Mure the British consul at New Orleans had
the tendons of his foot ruptured by an accident
while stepping into carriage to join the procession
in honor of the Prince of Wales
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Auction Sale of Fine PRrIOr Furniture,
and Rich China. etc.


VTILL sell Monday morning, October 18Th clock
w at the dwelling, No. III Cherry Street, corr
ner Of Gays the entire contents OK Psror and Hail.
sstng part Of embroidered hair Mahogany chairs dvans
TO match chsiTs, aTe slab mahogany
tables fine French clock, se oval mirrors mantle
hall and paor Lamps hat rack, piano. superior
sells Competing, oil CLOTH fue French china &C. &c.
cash on delivery. BENZ. Z SHIELDS 4 co.
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YanCeV in Boston,

BosToN Oct l3.-Yancey spoke at Fanuel Hall
last night. He was cordially received and stten-
lively listened to and frequently applauded. The
hall was crammed and hundreds were unable to
gain abundance. His speech was substantially the
same as that delivered in New York.
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Exciting Demonstration.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. 12.-The city is in blaze.
the Republicans rejoicing over the victory,
Public buildings and private residences are brill
liantly illuminated. BOnfres, fireworks, &c. Gov
ernOr Lane is here. A magnificent torch-light pa
rade of Wide Awakes, bands Of music, banners
transparencies, and the widest enthusiasm prevails
A salute of 100 guns is being fired.
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EkFGSnImIInn-

THNHE firm o. GRESHAM HUFFAKER this day dis.
Z solved by mutual consent J. W GRESHAM having with
from the The business will still be
the old stand by the remaining partner R. G. Huaker and his
brothers, under the style and firm HUPFAKER BROTHERS.
=. W. GRESHAM,
Nashville, October let. Collin r. G. HUFEAhER.
In retireng from the rm Of Hudaker return my
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed the house
aud my former partner successors eve
way worthy Of the continuance Of that patronage.
octI-dlm J. W. GRESHAM.
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HIanny's Combined Reaper and
Mower.

FISHER, WHRBLBs CO.,
fshRT-d&VH HalhvIllsa Ts-a.
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BOsToy. Oct l3-There was a terrific gale on the
Gulf of St Lawrence on the It'll driving the schoon-
ers high and dry into the fields at Shediac where
the railway wharf was destroyed, and five build
ings blown down.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-The river has fallen two
inches with eight feet eight inches water in the
channel. Weather clear; thermometer As; white
frost last night
PITTsBURG, Oct. 12.-River eight feet by the pier
mark and falling. Weather cloudy and cool Heavy
white frost this morning.
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From Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l2.-Large and additional ar
rivals of stock and machinery at the State Far to-
day, among which B. J. Clay's herd of cattle.
The Newark machine works have three engines and
other machinery on the ground. R. A. Alexander
arrived this morning. 1t is expected that Hon.
Abraham Lincoln will be here Thursday to at
tend the grand jollifcation of the Republicans.
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TIME AUCTION SALE.
Family Groceries,
BRANDIES, WINES,
Fruit, Pickles, Fancy Liquors, Cigars,
Tobacco, ETC., etc.
HARDY BROTHERS, Auc'rs.

nN Thursday morning 18th October sGe al 10 o'clock we
will sell for Of T. g. Scott Summer and
Union Streets Family Grocery, comprising
the very choicest goods found such Dealers
fine goods particularly referred this sale. Terms-a
cash; $50 four months satisfactorily
endorsed payable in bank, HARDY BROTHERS,
otclO-u huctOneers and General Agents.
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.

Col WV. A. CARUTHERs in behalf of BRECKNRTDGE
and LANE and Col. S. H. CALDWELL. DOUGLAS ElectOr.
for the Fourth Congressional District will speak at
the following times and places. We bespeak full
attendance of the voters:
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Me,srs, HAYNES and PeytOn.

The following spp0in has been agreed upon BY
the Hon. BAILEY PKYTON and Hon LAEDoN O. HAYNES candi
for the State at large at which times and places
they will pleased and address the people will be
seen that counties have been omitted This was un'
avoidabIe, owing to the want Of time.
NASHVILLE. August 18th, 1850. -
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Monetary.

In New York the 9b the board Tennessee
6 per cent Bonds sold 9O1<c.
The New York EceHin0 Post OF the 10th says:
The money market is day with good supply
call at 67 per cent In sup
ply their wants at Prime paper quoted 69s
per cent outside Of bank.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct.-Quite scene occurred thi 5
morning at the corner of Third and Walnut
streets between Mr.. ..Presbury, proprietor of the
Girard House and James Edwards, one of the own.
ers of that property. The lie passed. when Ed
wards struck Presbury on the face with cane
drawing blood. Presbury drew pistol and fred two
shots, neither of which took effect except in the
foot of bystander. Edwards then Istruck Presbury
with his fist, when the parties were separated and
IgatiOh relative to the Girard House property be-
tween the brothers George and James Edwards,
which may result in the retirement of the present
proprietors of the Girard House to Nashville where
they propose opening new hotel
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New York Coffee Market, Oct. IC
baltimore coffee market, Oct. 10.

The market Is shade active auction sale o.
bags Rio place this morning and passed very
bringing full prices. We quote 3I9I5 average
l4e. Sale Of $50 bags St. Domingo st I3c
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Sec'y State Agricultural Bureau

Office of exhibition and sale of the GROVER &
BAKER Family Machines, No. 46 Public Square, Nash
vile, Tennessee. r. H. BRoCKwAY,
Proprietor and owner of the GROVER & BAKER Pa
tent for ;he State of Tennessee.
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massaohusetts nominations.

STOCKBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 1.-THE Douglas Demo
Gratis in the Ele yenth District yesterday nominated
Norman P Leonard, of Westield. for Congressman,
and Phineas Allen, OfPittsfeld, for Elector.
10 BOsToN, Oct. 1.-THE Douglas Democrats of the
Fifth District nominated Vim. Appleton for Congress
thus fusing with the Bell and Everett party.
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To buy Goods from home Merchants, spend grsa
deal Of time getting up stocks direct from the Manufacturer
satisfy and please the section country
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ST. LOUIS, No, Sept. %, 1860.
At the National Fair this day the first and highest
premium was awarded to the Grover & Baker Sew
ing Machine over the Singer, Wheeler Wilson, and
eight others in competition.
octl4-dtw&wlm.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LArER FROM EURoPK.
MP0RTANT FROM ITALY,

IMP ORTANT FROM ITALY,
BOsToN, Oct 1.-THE steamship Etna from Liver
pool on the 10Th, via Halifax has arrived.
We have little additional news.
Lord Russelts notes to James Hudson, British
Minister to Turin expresses fears that the attack
the Roman States and the Kingdom of Naples may
lead to an attack upon portions of Austria and We
netia If the King of Piedmont not at liberty
accept the preminares Of Vilafranca and the trea-
ty of Zurich, now that he has pledged his royal
word, he is not at liberty TO attack a nation with
which he promised to live in peace and friendship
Should such an event occur Italy would again be ex
posed to all the chances of uncertainty
Garibaldi has consented to the deputation of the
Venetians' Publishing Journal in Naples TO excite
the people of Venetia to a general rising. He told
them the present war was the only national
one which could give them country. Our battles
are so many marches in our progress to the Alps,
on the summit of which alone we will stop. He au-
thorized them to act as association for the pur-
pose of raising subsidy for all kinds of insurrec-
tional war-making.
The commander of the fort of Bayi near Naples,
still resists, and threatens to blow up the fortress
TURIN, 2S-Farini accompanies the King to Flo
renee and Bologna.
Sicilian deputation is expected to-day to pay
homage to the King
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Bell Coal.

AVING taken the above Coal. ready orders
left either at the yAri, at the office Of the Citizens Coal
Company No 70 Cherry street, where he found during
the day. ". J. THOMAS.
Persons o"ing for Coat will please cs
oFtIl
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From New York.

New YORK, Oct. l2-The Prince was serenaded
last night by the Caledonia Club.
| A dispatch from Philadelphia to the Tribune in
Inmates that Morton McMichael will probably be
United States Senator in the place of Mr.. Biger.
| A. Vanbest said to be the greatest marine painter
living died in ST. Luke's Hospital on the ninth in
slant.
F.E. Tracy, of California, delegate from that
State to the Chicago Convention, died at Sowvile,
Lewis county, New York, on the LIST, after sickness
| of about week. He was native of New Eng
| land.
The Prince visits the New York University at 10
A. NJ, to-day. He will partake of a collation. at
Mayor Woods residence He visits the Academy of
Music in the evening. On Saturday evening fire
mans procession in his honor will be gwen. On
Sunday he will attend divine service at Trinity
Church, and Monday will probably visit West
Point in the Harriet Lane revenue cutter.
The Prince, according to programme, visited the
New York University this morning, and received an
address from Chancellor Lewis and another from
Professor Morse. He visited the Astor Library
Cooper Institute, and the Free Academy when the
scholars al on his entrance, and remained
standing during the visit After drive to the Cen
trail Park he dined with Mayor Wood, and thence
proceeded to High Bridge returning in season for
the ball tonight
Soon after leaving the hotel this morning young
fellow named Ed. Mencone, who says he was born
in England, and is evidently in disordered state of
mind, rushed out of the crowd on the sidewalk,
shaking his fists and exclaiming, who you?
Can whip you any day. You will never be King of
England if you live hundred years" Some of the
spectators also declare that he threatened to shoot
the Prince but others deny it. The Prince and
suite paid no attention to the disturbance and pos
sibly did not near the insulting language. The
Prince, by desire planted two trees in the Central
Park-one, an English oak, and the other an Amer
lean elm.
Ohio Elections,
NEWARK, o.: Oct. l2.-Licking county gives Smith,
Democrat Ais majority Cox 16l majority. The
Bell ticket received, for Hutchinson, IS; j. N. Do
herty, &c.
COLUMBUS, Oct l2.-In forty-one counties, repO rt-
ed, Brinkerhof gains three thousand on Dennison's
majority. His majority will be over $4,000 Con-
gressmen stand, thirteen Republicans and eight
Democrats.
COLUMBUS Oct l2-Coxs official majority in this
district IS S63 over Ravens, breckenridge Dem.)
and Galloway Rep0
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Nebraska ELECTION.

OMAHA Oct l2-Returns from twelve counties
gives Daily r. 1877 majority over Morton 3D. Ten
couHties yet to hear from gave 1913 Democratic ma
ority last year. MOrtons election is claimed by the
Nebraskians. The House is Republican by small
majority. The Council is likely Democratic.