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TO GO BELOw!t
In accordance with the public demands,
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Has been established in Hamline University;
where young men desiring to engage as Clerks,
Merchants. Mechanics and Teachers, will find
here an extensive course Construction in prac-
teal e.--.-... ,.---..-
g BOOK KEEPING!
PENN anship and Accounts, adapted to every
kind Of business, and at less expense tlian at
any of the gas
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES ExTANT!
Lectures on Commercial Law by the Profess
sor of the Law Department.
Call at the University Buildings before pur
chasing stationary, as arrangements have bee
made SO that students with the proper order
can get the necessary supplies cheaper than
otherwise. Terms For full course-in ad.
vdnce- $40 90. For q course connected with
the Collegiate course-ertra per term-S4 90. =
JOSHUA AAcREs, President.
November IL, 1859. l7etf
HOw ARD "A SIS OsCI ALTON
L PHILADELPHIA.
IA Benevolent Institution established by Spec
1ul Endowment, for the Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted with Vi1ulent and
Epidemic Diseases, and especially for thcCdre
Diseases Of Che SexuaiOrgans.. 3ZtE -.
MEDICAL AbNICE given gratis, by the
Ac:ing Surgeon: to all who apply by letter, with
description OF their condition age, occupation
habits Of life, &C., and in case of extreme pov-
orty, Medicines furnished free ofchargc.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sopcrniatorhoen.
and other DISEASES ofthe Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Disren.
ops, free of charge. Two or thrae Stamps for
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Address. DIR. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON.
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OF MORTGAGE.
L State Ct Minnesota, District Court, Fifth
judicial District, Goodhue County. :
''' ''4 f fsiHsi'f;'' Is
against ,-..,....
James J. Jackson,
'.,.. Defendant. r ~ ~ j."
Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue OF II decree of Judgment of foreclosure
in the above entitled action. made at chambers
by the Hon. N. NJ. d madison. Judge Of said
Court, on the 18th day Of September, A. D.
1859, q cory of WI ich has been served on INC
by the plaintiff 5 attorneys, in which She un-
dersigned is appointed special referee, to make
the sale hereby notified: shall, on Monday,
tho 9th day Of February, 1860, at two o'clock
in afternoon Of that day, at the front door of
the Post Office. in the city Of Red Wllg, sell at
auction to the highest bidder, for cash. all and
singular the premises described in said decree,
viz Lying and being in Goodhuc county, in
the State Of Minnesota, and known us lot NUM-
Der one (l), Of subdivision of .crc lot 1nbcr
six l6), in block number two (2), in Frceborn
4 Co 5 addition TO the town now city, of Red
Wing. according to the plat Of said subdivision
and addition recorded in the office of the Reg
ister Of Deeds oi'stid county Of Goodhue with
the appurtcnances. II. C.HOFFMAN, ~.
D"@ Special Referee.
CoLylLL & HAMILroS iiT1a s.,t tf.o1| r, -;
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g p E G I A L N O 7 I G. E!
Ccntr'l R ailrOad

G p E G A L N O T I c. r.!
Him ois Ccntr'l IL ilrO !, d.
,- Passengers going to
ST. LOUIS, ALTON, sa. Rock ISLAND
QUINCY, FULToN, KANSAS,
ST. JOSEPH, MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS
BURLINGTON, LEAvENwonTn,
Or any point on the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers, should purchase
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUNLEITu.
And save from "a to As hours over the River
Routes.
Passengers for e... ...-....-
IxD1ANApo11s, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI,
COLUMBUS, EVANSVILLE, New YORK
DAYTON, WHEELING, BALTIMORE {.
/ and PHILADELPHIA,
Should purchase through tickets via Dunlcith
and Pena
Elegant Sleeping Cars Run on Night Trains.
Baggage checked to all important points,
Fare always as low us by any First Class
Route.
Trains leave Dunleith. 's
| 100 A. NJ. t-~ -. 5,15 P. N.
For through tickets and information. apply
door to Metropolitan Hotel.
MESEROLE & MoLAKEN,
Ticket Agents.
W. P. JOHNSON. Gen'l Pass Ag't.
A. PRATT, Gen'l West'n Ag't.
TT HE OLD ESTABLISHED
ROUTE TO THE EAST!
Via Dunlcith and Illinois Central and Galena
and Chicago Railroads.
upon arrival Of the Railroad Packet
from St. Paul, running thro' , -
HOUT CHANGE 4oF'C CARS
Making direct cotmc"tioas with, all OF tho
| Eastern lines for Detroit, Toronto. Alba
ny, Cleveland, Montreal. New York,
! -" Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston, no
And all cities and towns throughout the East
and the Canadas.1
iELEGANT SLEEPIN CARS
Are run upon all Night Trains, an ativantag.
80 not enjoyed by any peting route. II
BAGGAGE checked through from Dunleith t.
! It-. cd all points East. "a. ....f
PASSENGERS wishing to 60 through withou
delay, should purchase
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUNLE1TH
| Fare as low as by any First Glass Route.
For Through Tickets and information, appl,
| at the Union Railroad and Steamboat
Ticket Offices. ''-5' ''' ''s'
P. S. GOODWIN, .- q
W: P. JOHNSON. Gen'l Wcst'n Agent
Gen'l Pass Agent, Chicago.
| -1. q MESEROLE g. MoLAREN,
Ticket Agents, Red Wing, next door to Nc:
tropolitan Hotel. 5'' 80 isst@55a1." 2,
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nAlLLLOAIO.
1859. @aFg@ 1859. !
= E AS ON OF 1859.
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
WITH ITS CONNECTIONS,
Forms tic shortest, quickest, and only Direct
Route to Milwaukee, Chicago. Detroit,
Toledo, Pittsburgh, New York,
Boston, and all points a
East and South.
Two Express Trains daily Sundays except
cd leave La Crosse Oh the arrival of tho
and evening BOLTS from St. Paul, con-
Meeting at Milwaukee with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers, and trains on
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad.
The Minnesota Packet Company's Steamers
Milwaukee, Itasca and Ocean Wave, leave St.
Paul every morning, saturdays excepted,
connecting at La Crosse with the 1905 A. M.
Train.
Passengers by that train will arrive at Mil
waukee at $50 same morning. seven hours and
thirty minutes in advance of the Prairie du
Chen Route! and at Chicago ut 2.l5 same af-
ternoon, four hours and thirty minutes IN ad-
vance of any other routc!! r.
The Steamers Key City. Grey Eagle. North
ern Light, Northern Belle and Golden Era.
leave St. Paul every afternoon, connecting at
La Crosse, with the 6 A. NJ. train next morn
ing.
Passengers by that train arrive in Milwau
kce ut $50 2. NJ, eighteen hours in advance OF
the Prairie du Chicn route, and in Chicago, ct
| 8 45Same evening.
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALL
OTHER ROUTES,
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS
Beware Of statements made by the agents O.
the Prairie du Chien route, claiming that the
distance by the La Crosse route is only nine
miles less TO Chicago than by the Prairie DIT
Chen route, as they are false, and only made
: to deceive the travelling public.
The facts are that the La Crosse ronte {,
Milwaukee is Sc miles the shortest, and t,
Chicago, is 80 miles the shortest, and 81 mile
less River Travel.
FARE AT ALL TIMES AS LOW AS By AN,
r OTHER ROUTE.
- Baggage checked from La Crosse t.
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
York.
- No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee 0
t Chicago.
- Ask for Tickets via LII Crosse, and b,
no other.
tW SLEEPING CARS nre run in tie trai,
: eaving La Crosse at 1905 AM.
@ Tickets tor sale bv
MESEROLE &, McLARES,
.- Agents at Red Wing.
I. G. GEORGE, Local Agent, St. Paul
:, JOHN CHAMBERLAIN. Ira Yelling Agent
w. w. WILSON,
Gen. n. W. Agent.
J May %, $50. i47tf
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LOCATED At
Chicago, New York: Philadelphia, Albany;
Buffalo. Cleveland and Detroit. Scholar ship
good through the entire chain Of seven colleges:
CONSOLIDATION Of Bryant T. Stratt6n's
Mercantile College" and "Bells Commercial
College," now conducted as one Institution.
viii h is the recipient of an extraordinary and
unprecedented patronage.
Larmon Block, Corner Clark snd Washington
Streets, CHICAGO. g.--.-
H. B. BRYANT, ......D. v. BELL..... D. sTRATION;
Principals and Proprietors. :.
BY this consolidation the collegiate course Of
this Institution is greatly enlarged and Will,
the Improvements which the business expert
cncc of the Principals enable. them constantly
to introduce for the benefit Of their students;
it is made greatly superior in all respects.
First Premiums Awarded TO this College
AZ the late United States Fair in Chicago, fof
BEST BUSINESS PENMANsPlf Ahd for BEST Book
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MEDICAL.

ID U Il F Y T IL T. Il L . o
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DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS:
In Ohio ...... ..........S ,529 SO
In Wisconsin 1856 ,955 "
In Kentucky 80. 90. 205 1929 40
In Missouri. MINIMUM. 3S4,5lS "a
Iowa and Minnesota. 1Ol 800 46
Pennsylvania and Virginia 81 $50 SO
Michigan ..................... ,942 81
Indiana ................... l4G,S39 81
Illinois 80. -" .'.'........... 44S,3 Al
Tennessee ..:........ 97,549 81
Kansas and -,5raska. ........ 1885 II
Arkansas ar eorgia 23,945 90
Mississippi a!u Alabama.... 52,412 Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
MARRIED ID.

ATwOOD-sLEEPEN--On Monday, Oct. q. the Church Of
Sou by the DR. Bellows William Atwood Of Port
isnd Ne to Mrs Julia A Sleeper Of NewYork.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brooklyn, on WedDesdsy.
house Of the bides father by the ksy B,
Hsgsny. John Nj. Badstst Of NewYork to Catherine H.
Scud6Gr, dsU otter of Ira Perego S., esq
CHAMBERS MACAULEY-InA Albany, y. T. on Saturday.
Sept 90 by the Rev A. A. Far Frederick Chanbets
TO Miss IssdorA Macsulsy, all OF Albany.
London ard glasgow papers please copy.
CUMMING-HUBBFLL- this city. Wednesday Oct 10,
by the Rev. DR.. Pee. Of Iowa JOSEPH B. Cumming Of
Augusta Ca to Catherine j.. daughter Of W. H1bbea Of
this city.
TRAVIs-wHEELER-Iu North Fast Dutche.s CO, N. Y,
TErrsosy Oct g. By TIE Rev. ~ D. I. McLaugh David
Travis Of Carmel v Miss jane A. daughter Of John NJ
Wheeler Of the former place.
CoPPOCB-sTEEEES Wilsmsburgh, on Monday seps-
by the Rev. B. Peters A Coppock Of Jackson Mis-, to
c sia "a Stephens of Niliamsburgh L. 1.
GRCsSJARvIsIn this city, Tuesday, Oct by the
W. W Newell D. d, Joseph A Gross esq to Miss Mary Il.
jarvis, beth Of this city
METEOROLOGICAL Palatine Bridge, N. Y or wedn.s-
day 10, ~ the Rev. muel Ssabury, d. d.. C. NJ
BJiord Of NewlOrk to Misc Lizzie, youngest daughter OF
b. Cook Esq, Of tie former place
WkLBRIOGE-PARs0Ns-In Ho7sick Falls, N. Y, on,
Wednesday morning. oct 10 II the residence OF bdss
mother by the Rev. A. De Witt, VIM. n. Waor'dys Of New
York City to ChyleDe youngest daughter Of MIRA Sally Par
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Republican Rally I'm New-Sersey

A. .iD mitch 70 ". L.
Mopp,sroyys n. j., Wednesday Evening, Oct, 10.
The Republican delegates of the Ivth Congressional
nil, 1et tbis afternoon ard nominated BENJANiN
II. EDsilr Of Sussex County for Congress.
One Of tie lsrgest and most Respectable mass n.9
;pgs that has been convened in Morris County tor the
ps twenty years was held this afternoon IN the PARK
The mechanics and yeomanry of Bergen, P@sssic'
Morris. spd Essex Coundes, turned out ia large num-
bsrs. The meeting was held in the PnDhe Fark' 'l9
Hon. Jacob Miller presiding c....o. robn G..
Stirring speeches we're mede by senator = oT ~ W. ~
Ten Eyk The Hon. WIN. l. DAYTON tlu snI mo-
Frederic T. Stanton Of Kansas. Wlde-AWase pr 20
cessioa took place this afternoon over yforU
teams, headed with band Of m9sic, o-an ;3b wide
BOontOp the iron district loaded down WIN -; "
Awake and Others favor Of P to9s asse i Ss even
grand torcbight prooessiGn y "a by the Hon An
son BUIiingame. ...o;,,od With enthu-
few Democrats rsised hickory pole =, TINS , a.,
tenoon near the square, aud 80, torcbIight
dstuTbsnce A riot is threatened Al inc
Procession 10 night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

What does the Hon. VIM. Kent think of being
associated with the representatives Of the extreme
Southern Sectional paIty-the party of Breckin-
ridge and lancey, of Slavery protection and dis
union, on the same electoral ticket Is he happy
in their company Does he regard intimacy and
cooperation with them as delightful and glorious
Does ne despise tire sediment of JOHN MINOR
BoTTS, who, when asked to act in conjunction
VITA the same men, replied that he would never
strike hands with the enemies of his country!
And is MIR. Kent very grateful to the Hon. Era.tus
Brooks for having persuaded him intO embarking
in the Fusion business These are all interesting
questions, BUT we fear no answer to them will
ever De returned by Mr.. Kent.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

STATE or TRADE Is MANCHESTER The advices
from Barohesr are favorable the maket for COrTOS GOODS
and fARS- being hrm, with an upward tendency. -
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET LIVERPOOL,
Sept 2a-The Liverpool Brcaduis markct geuerey hrm
Ali qualities Of Wheat have slightly advanced The weather mas
been unsettled and not favorable for the cropS hles
Atiya Co. and others port Flour h a. p bH3 D. W neat
actiSe AID advanced G2d; sales Of Red y H. a3b ans
While at y al56 COn quiet and stsad sales of ized and
I.WERPooL PHoy1sloN MAREET.-LU RRPooL,
Sept 2g-Proyisons sesdy bot active Messrs Big md
Atbys Co and others report Beef dull pyae sales have
quoted at CO., Cheese hss declined 3D. AZ which large as have
been ma Be- O. for good aud &C for very hne Tsow quiet
bu, steady American is quoted st % o. n, ., M
LIVERPOOL Produce MARKET, October 23.-lhe
Brokers Circular reports Ashes brm at 2 Sd az ID Tor Pots
and d29 Tor Pearls. Sugar quiet aud Quotations Dey
maintained Rice dn. with sm,l demand prices welk
vsnced CO. Linseed OIL dull ~ 20 Cd COD on 81 d54 lOd
Rosn dull; dull at Id as I'd Spirits Tufpentne
dull at 81
LOyDoy MARKETs-Messrs Barring Bros report
an upgard tendency in NHEtr with advance Of 2
quater sales Of " hte 81 a62 and Red At So 400 SUGAR
hru Il So TEA. quotations nominal. Spirits TURPBaTlNE
ldy at a. LNs On 80 sPERN OL-theTe lave been
forced sales OF Anne rcsn 1t elOO ~.
LOSDOs MONEY MARKET.-ConsOs closed on Fri
dsv Il 95dg3 for money, and %. Gs3i FOR account
The weekly reuI Of the Bank Of England ho" decrease
Cf tl23bt1
The Discount market is slightly more stringent
AMERICAN SECCRITIES.-The market Tor American
Securities - generally unchanged.
LATEST MAEKETS-By Telegraph 10 QVecHSt0M"'
LIVERPOOL SUNDAY afternoon. SEPT. 3j.--CoirOS-
The sales yesterday snoundto 5000 bales lcndi 20
spectators p0e Inc market closed m sd sc''e a'
BHRApsruFys-Fourls 6m. West closed with an upward
tendency advance in Of fully Id Z GENITAL
Com closed quiet.
PKoyisIoNs- The Provision lrket closed quiet ,,
LOsDOy, Saturday eyeDlng.-COn3O5 closed al 'os
fer money, and 30! Gs3l for account.
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mistake. Gen. Prescott is representative mao.
AT the late meeting OF tia American State Council
at Schenectady, when Brooks & Co OverrOde Gen.
scroccs rough.shod because be would not support
Fus;on Gen Prescott was chosen perms' cut Pres-
iSsrt of fk,ir American State Council. The Fusion
Of six weeks ego was different sort Of thing and
quite respectable when compared with the Coufu.
sion of to day. Gen. Prescott, while declaring his
willingness to support Douglas, as Fusion originally
contemplated, viii not consent to have bis allie.
glance transferred TO Breckenridge, between whom
and Lincoln he believes the contest now really ia.
Thousands OF others, who, few weeks ago. stood
with Gen. Prescott, viii conclade with him. since
fusion has practically MADE up this issue, to
support tie Republican car didates."
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Tie Prince Of wales.

PHILADELrHIA, Wednesday, Oct 10, 1861
TIE Grand opera 10 the Prince to night splen-
did afsr. The Houfe was flied TO Overlooking with
the fashion and beauty Of the city. During the singing
of the national anthem, God cave the Queen, the
audience arose en- masse. The Prince bowed Ire
qUeLty. -
IRE operas Of Martha. and La Traviats were well
performed, and the aIstes received frequent esIno'
nials of applause from tue Prince AID audience.
Mrs. James Gordon Bennett. of New YORK occupied
the proscenum box Immediately beneath that Of the
Prince.
During the day the Prince visited various public
institutions Of interest. In the afternoon he attended
the races at Point Breeze. No special arrangements
have yet been made with the Camden and Amboy
Railroad for biz conveyance to New-York tomorrow
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THE AFRICA OFF CAPE RACE.
hNCONA CAPITULATED.
Lamoriciere a Prisoner Of War.
THE POPE THREATENS TO QUIT ROME.
GAHIDALDrS MINISTRY AT NAPLES RESIGN.
RreadstuFs still Advancing.
ST. JoHH's, N. f., Oct, 8,
Via, Sackville, N. b., Oct. 10.

Via, Sackville, N. b., Oct TO- !
The Royal Mail steamship Africa from Liverpool on
Saturday, The 29th ult., via Queenstown on sunday
the Goth, passed Cape Race at 10 q. m. of Monday
Oct 8, and was boarded by the yacht Of the AS
socisted Pres. The Africa has l48 passengers.
The Africa will be due at New-York on Thursday.
The steamship City of Manchester, from Nsw-fork,
arrived at Queenstown 25sh and Liverpool 2s;h ult
The steamship Bavaria from Ne@-York arrived at
Southampton 18th, en- route TO Hamburg
The Il M. steamship America from Boston, via Hal
ifsx arrived at Liverpool en- the 3Oth.
The steamship Palestine had taken fire in the Dock
buB the flames we're exDguiehed with eight damage
Advices via Liverpool to Saturday report Italian
afairs unchanged. The Sardinians continued the
siege Ct AncoDa and had taken another fort there.
There had been Ministerial crsis at Naples, and
the Cabinet had resigned.
THE WAR IN ITALY.
Tire Sarduians reported to have carried on their
siege operations at Ancona. Notwithstanding the des
pe1ate resi- Of the garrison they took Fort Del
leGraee.
Victor Es,suul would leave for Florence and b.
logna IN the Ssh.
it vac q ceraired that tho Popes ultimatum for
France i,taa1= thar he viii quit Rome at once unless
Francs ilteIieTes stop the progress of the Sar-
dinsBs.
A majority Of tho Cardinals are reported to have
recommended bis departure.
Additional French troops had been ordered to Rome,
and the French outpots had been placed two miles be-
yond that city.
The repulie of the Garibaldiaus at Capua is fally
confirmed. One account Gays ter ost 400 killed aud
wounded, and 800 prisoners. Their positions were
nevertheless mail tained, and the attack renawed i'll
force.
The Kings troops are reported to number 80, COO,
and he is determined to show fight.
TIE Garibadian Ministry at Naples had resigned on
account Of the prePonderance of BertAni Sgnor
Comfort was alb 5ut 10 fol- new Ministry protesting
extreme opinions.
It was reported that Lamoricicre after his late de.
feat returned to Ancona with considerable number
OF troops.
The text of Lord John Russels warning to Sar-
DINA not to attack Yeneia is published.
The Paris Bourse closed Hat; Rsntes 6Sf i5c.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The Calcutta mail of Aug. - aud Hong Kong of
Aug. 20 had been received and the American portion
is on board the Africa.
Tie news was generally anticipated.
Trade at Cacu ia was lauguid but private telegrams
! ofStpt. Is, report some improvement.
Teas III Fogshow-Foo wers in biisk demand for
Anerta.
The Shanghae silli market was active. Exchange
on London Gi7}.
Latest Jy TelegropSto Qpeeastoca.
TURIN, Sept. %.
Aneona capituated this morning. Lamorciere is a
prisoner, with the whole garrison.
There is no other news Of Importance.
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"There are no Yanceys among the supporters of
q" the Syracuse Fusion ticket" loudly exclaimed
on the oath of August last, the Committee of
ThIty-two appointed by the Bel-Everett party to
fuse with the friends OF Douglas.
1t was q true boast then; but second Fusion
has since been cODsummsted, and last night Mr.
Yancey appeared in this city as it's advocate. Our
Union party friends can no longer pretend that
they have no Yaoceys among their number They
have the great, original, identical Yancey himself
we wish them joy Of the acquisition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

THE FATHER MATHEW TEMPERANCE SocIkrr.-
The riuth anniversary of the Father Mathew Tempe
ra1ce Benef. Society was commsmorated last night
with appropriate services a. the City Assembly Rooms,
on Broadway, in the presence Of about 500 per-
sops The exercises were commenced at O'Clock
with biisf address by Edward L. Carey. the
President of the Association, the condition Of
the Society, and the great good that had besa
effected by It's members. Alter a speech BY Ed g.
Brown upon the evils of intempersnce, temperance
cong was sung by Prof. Brouwer. Mr.. John b. r.
Cluts delivered a poem, which was written for the
occasion by Mrs. Nash after which an excellsat
speech was made by William G Hart on the Life
& and Character of Father Mathew" 8, widely
known IS the apostle of temperance. AT the coneiu-
sion Of these ceremonies the company unedin grand
ball in honor Of the Birthday of Father Mathew.
Dancing was commenced about 10 o'clock, and cor
tinued without intermision until near daybreak.
About twenty five hundred psrsons participated in tbs
affair
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Ohio Election.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, "Wednesday Oct. 10, 1851.
Clinton County--Republican majority, ,OOoi he
publican gain about @2j.
fairfield County-Martin, Dem, for Congress, about
300; Dem. gain Of 100.
Prebe County gives Craighead, Rep, Tor Congress-
9ji majority.
Montgomery County, righead l79 majority.
Butler County ghau, Dem i us majority.
Mr. We majority in the District ia l2l.
Ist Decentralization, Dem, has 200 majority.
I'D District-Gurley, Rep hss 800 maj 1rity.
Hamilton COunty-Ticket close, and about equally
divided. Armstrong, Dem, is elected Sheriff.
Athens County-Horton, Rep, for Congress, 200
majority. Republican goin, GOO.
Mtigs County-Horton, /, 100 minority Republican
gsin, 800.
Washington CouDty-Cutler, Rep, for Congress,
ass majority, with sigbt townships to hear from.
Fourth Dietriet-Allen, Dem, lie reelected to Con-
gress by 100 majority.
Montgomery County - Whole Democratic ticket
elected, except Probate Judge and Whisky Inspector
Seventeenth District-Monis, Dem, is probably
elected to Congress by 500 majority.
Green County (full returns), 100 majority FOL
Bripkerhof The remainder of the State ticke! ha'
/ ,225 majority.
CLEVELAND, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1860
The latest reports from Columbus estimate the
Republican majority the S.ste ticket at over %, oOo
The Congressmen probably stand eight Democrats tc
thirteen Republicans. The Democrats gam a Con
gresham in the IXth, XVIII and XYlIth districts.