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Drawings or X. Frances Delaware

sussur CouHry GLASS ~. ocrosEx 90 IsU
81, 81, 20, 20, SO, 81, IL, Sc, 50, Al, l6, IL.
CossoIipApxp LOTTERY GLASS 1914, ocr 50, 1850 :.
6l ~ Is, Is, as, IS, 49, 49, TO- l6, Ca %, "a, 20.
r. FRANCE,
Wilmington Delaware
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated Noisslsss
Sewing Ma hines best for family sewing t9a
Broadway New York, and lS2 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Suicide or . Prominent Merchant.
BosToS, oa. so, 1860
Southworth Barnes leading merchant and well known
citizen OF Plymouth, committed suicide yesterday by
drowning Cause, mental depression.
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Shirts, Shfrta-Six for -.
Made from the best Amoskesg and Wa nsrtta Muslins
Depot lug Chatham street. corner OF Pearl
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Give Every Voter = Chance to Vote.
TO THK EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Nsw YORK, Oct. 80, 1880
While the merchants particularly evincing laud
able desire deea, "Lincon do you not think evcry
merchant and manufacturer employing others, and who
are ashamed TO avow themselves as "Union men }"
to close their places or business election day
there will be business transacted 10 any way give
their employees opportunity TO and bring their
several friends TO the polls (evcn the bare announce
ment OF such ntenon), would add ten thousand at
least 10 the Union ticket this city alone BY given the
above insertion In your widely circulated journal,
you will obge yours, very respectfully. 49,
MINUTE MAN.
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Photographs Of b. r. the Prince Of wales and Suits,
style OF the All for SALE Gallery open from ga NJ TIL r. NJ
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Ths Allegea Elsetioa Frauds In Phfia-
ds1Phia.
The jcry II the Gee II Wn Bxyeriy, tried on The
charge a forging the election returns a The rrst Con-
grsescnal DISTRICT shos defeating Mr. Lehman The demo
cratic nndidate brought IL verdict Of guilty this
'ns Hs connect WI probably carry The case 70 The su
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Bsrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes si Broadway, Of Murray street,
New York.
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Sailing or the Arabia.

me mails OF the Arabia close al eight O'Clock TO NOR
row. She will sail At about eleven.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Would II not be well for merchants TO close their places
OF business Tuesday order that they aud their en-
poyes may give their whole attention TO the election
held on that day9 SALEjMAN.
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Election IN New Orlean ms.
Seyers Storm on the Plains.

Nxw ORLEANS, Oct %, 1880.
Two Union representatives TO the Legislature were
electei in this city to day.
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steamer Snagged.
Steamer Dixie from Shreveport for Af62rrl sa1
snag on the Goth and sunk The boat II total loss;
valued At Si4 900, insured for - 900
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Health ut Mobile.
MopLs, Oct. 90, 1890
The Board Of Health repor, no fever.
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Death or Lieut.. Barrand OF ths Navy.
PETERSBURG, Oct. 80, 1850.
Lieut., John Barrand, OF the navy, died suddenly on
Sunday night.
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Drawings of the Delaware state Lot
teries-WoOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY MISSOURI L0sSnkr0-
DnLAwAHs-ExrsA CLASS 6l7, ocrossH ~, 1891
46, 81, SO, SO, "a, "a, 68, 26, 9, Sc, SO, so.
DHLAwA FARE GLASS bls ocrosER 80, isoo
IA, 40, 81 80, 66, Sc, az, 81, 40, l6, 4, IS, so.
Circulars sent free Of charge, by addressing either
WOOD, EDDy CO. Wilmington Delaware,
Or 70 WOOD EDDY 1 Co, 81. Louis Missouri.
Royal Havana Lottery.-The following
rumhs drew the PRINCIPAL prizes in the drawing Of October
90 1907
MURDERS Prizes Nam RS PrIzes Numbers. Prizes
5000 Soss $50 600 l0zy0 900
Numbere 1hf 1859 1890, 1889 57ol, 61I3 60yO, $50,
$40 7 ~ lLIsl H. 3s6 IL 5l2 IL 1913 IL 73l ~ 1885,
1920 4S 64 t6iS Is 222 la3lI, Is s6z 1885, 9s3,
& Oil, Is 34a 1884 Is Az, - $40, 1874 20 $50,
y rs 22b3 % 9i6 "a l32 "a l46 "a 9l IS u.s. 20 &C.,
a, n 34s % lbs, 20 S03-sl 900 each.
Fer crcu the above address Don Rodr
guez care Of city post, Charleston, South Carolina
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Inc ernnu DsmOnetrntIDn -hnOx IL
holding meeting every day At his sasroom 23 Broad
corner OF Fulton street The particpsts therein
democrats republicans unonists however
FER politically they all to he excellence. beauty
Of his Fall Style Of Hat thu
daily gatherings 10 obtain specimens Of KNOWS skin.
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Photography In neutrality-suspicious.
Established 1851.
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Use Holiovvay's eelsbrassa PaIIs.-rhey
v positively and permanently al diseaass
chest and lungs ssch - brosch r. sshma consumption
which prevail 81 This foxgy seanua Of The year.
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Suffering ANA sta am srisg are Treat
20 .h grss s-cces ~ Dr. sxKDLEv Cnce residence
lC6 nnth street.
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morshsaA's Magic Eys water,
ne best IN the world
twenty I've ceus . bceie
" .. nonnHIAD. y. D.. 70 wAlhsr srsst Hsw vc~t.
ecA ~ I'll sood Or xv~x
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ON OOO BysHns Agrl1
ana e4hsy v$nssar vsSsk by 6everNh -
he AmschAna rrcserviss And vnsgx Norka. sboxs To-
sod M Irval arsst.
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Hi1i's Hair Dys, 50 Csnts. Black or
Brown rspo So bSrAy suce and sod by Ell 6ruxxsss
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"Dss utsfuI ComplsIien.r PhaIon's
Snow While Oriental O~ssm.n Price SOC, bottle.
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BatehsIor's Hair Dye IL shs Best In the
word-nade sod applied apprupnals psivaAs roons
u the wig factory 10 bond aresl
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"a Clear Com plexion'' IL Dssired by all
lsdlss Use rHALohs Snow VI ie Oriental Cream"
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aLadfss' Observation-Disclosures q sons
Snow While Oriental Cream" Sold BY ali druggists.
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Crfssadero's Hair Dye, wigs d Toupsss.
the best W the world wholesale retail
vAely applied. 6Asnr HOUSE.
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To Every Mother Who Has Children
suffering any the incident the period
teethnT do NOD let suflces the preu
dces OF others stand In the way Of the relief that wf be
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Triumph OF Art.-Camsron's Invisible
wigs roupess and novel invention; pos
sble 100 rulton srcs Brcotiyn- TAs uAas s~ppusd
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NfoRsBEADs MAGIC BYE WATER.
M The best IN The world.
Twenty Eve c>psa . hczAia
soRpHutD y. ID, 10 Walksr street Nev yoss
snis w all rccd dvuersss
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herofula.-A Few Bottles of Ksmnsdy's
ned,dh Dscoyey, judicios appcs,icn q hs ssrotnls
Ointment and Healing Ointment and strictly following the
trecsoa 70 hs psmphe around each bcs VIII cure The
%
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Union or Disuniomi
THE UNION CANNOT
tHALL NOT BK DfssoTED
TIE TRIBUNE a. today
Contains the soSe~h NJ
JOHN MINOR BOTrs
At LypchburE, Va.
Price two cenis
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Ii By JUii. JuEesHsoH.
few Of Nsss e>lesr~lsd auArsr sssosz $780, -
timing korses peed snd oek~ ssss enAcuhsrs q -
SosrH aAry 3 co,
BcakvNg,
svrcass uHy -
, 1860-07-20

Contested elections, however, may vary
the above not exceeding two votes, in favor
Of the opposition. We learn that Mr..
STEARNs, rep, from Lewis county, has OBJ
tained the certificate Of election, by having
the vote of Davis precinct, (which elected
Mr.. WINSTON, democrat, thrown out, on
the ground that the law relating to cleo
tons had not been strictly complied with
the returns not having been sealed as re-
quired, &c. In this county, on the same
grounds, we might declare the whole elec.
ton Illegal Mr.. BERRY, rep, ,contemplates
contesting the seat of Mr. HENNEss, demo
crat, elected to the House from this county,
Upon no better grounds than the possession
Of q certificate from the Judges of Grand
Mound precinct, wherein they certify, full
ten days afterwards, that Mr.. B. received
three more votes than had been counted for
him in their return of the vote to the
county auditor. Where will republicans
find any law warranting them in having a
second count Of the votes here on Tuesday
morning after the election, when the ballot
box was neither locked, nor left with one
Of the Judges, as contemplated by the law
relating 10 elections? If the Legislature
shall determine that the laws must be strict
ly complied with, and decide the contest in
Lewis county in favor of Mr. Stenrns, then,
indeed, we see but little show of Mr.. Ber-
ry's touching bottom in one of the legisIa-
tive arm chairs. what is fat for the
goose, should be fat for the gander."
, 1860-07-20

Daniel Clark Rep has been elected U
S. Senator by the New Hampshire Legis-
lature.
Ex-minister Forsyth is to give evidence
before the Covode committee.
The newspapers generally consider the
Richmond convention a complete failure.
The Baltimore convention was the theme
of conversation in all circles There is
nearly as much interest felt in the result Of
its deliberations by Republicans as Demo-
Gratis.
The Texas correspondent of the Mobile
Mercury says:
Never, in the absence Of an epidemic, has
so much fatal disease been known as now
Different types of fever, pneumonia, TYPHOID,
congestive chills, and other diseases incl
dent to our climate, are doing their work
of destruction in almost every section OF
this State, and especially in the southern
and southeast sections.
The Illinois Democratic Convention nomi-
mated James Calen former Clerk of the
House of Representatives, for Governor,
and w. Ross, of Fulton county, for Lieut..
Governor.
The Ohio Republican Convention nomi,
mated Jacob BrinkerhoiT for Supreme Judge
Levi Sargent to the Board of Public Works,
and James Murray Attorney General.
Stours bill for daily mail from Sacra
mento via Portland to Olympia, has passed
the House and will likely pass the Senate.
ARMsTIcE IN SIcnY-GARIRALD1 AND THE
PoPULACE.-St Louis, June 1911 p. NJ.
The New York Herald has special dis
patch from Naples to the lst June. Carl.
baldi had agreed to an armistice to termin-
ate on the I'd. The population were shout
lug "Garibaldi-Victor Emanuel-Siciy p
FURTHER CONGRESSIONAL PRoCEEDINGs.-
In the Senate, on the 18th June, the TraiiI
bill was postponed until next session.
The Senate receded from its amendments
to the Pacific Telegraph bill The con
tract will be let to the lowest bidder.
The House agreed to another conference
on the Homestead bill, and receded from
its amendment increasing amount for the
captured Africans.
The House, on the 18th June, concurred
in the Senate resolution to adjourn on the
25th
The Coyode Investigating Committee re-
ported, and $4,000 copies Of their report
were ordered printed.
The Senate agreed to Gurley's bill for a
Government printing Office.
The Senats reconsidered the motion for
the postponement of the Tariff bill
The JAPANESE IN New YoRK-The Jap
anese arrived in New York on the 10th Of
June. There were 100000 spectators
From MExIco-REsIGNATIoN OF THE JUA-
REF MINIsrER.-Vera Cruz, June 5.-The
Jparez Minister for the Treasury has re-
sigped. 1t is believed that the Liberal
Government will be dissolved by the non
ratification Of the treaty
, 1860-07-20

MExICo.-The report of Uraga's defeat
by VOL is simply ridiculous, for private
letters from Gdadalajara G of the 10th inst :,
state that Woll was closely beseiged in
that place by 0gazon and Vale, and that
he would not be able to hold out much
longer Uraga had over 5000 men, with
80 pieces Of artillery, and Ogzaon and
Vale have over 5000; so that it is not
likely that Woll has sailed out of Gaudal-
ajara, and with 1000 man beaten even the
force that was besieging that place.
We have news here from the State Of
Durango that Raminez and Cajen (Church
party have been completely defeated by
the Liberal forces, and the report from Te-
pic are also very favorable for the Liberal
cause. All depends now upon the result of
the battle between Miramon and Uraga.
Should Miramon be routed, or be obliged
to retreat, then we will have well-founded
hopes that the Liberal government will be
established in the capital in the course Of q
month or two more. But should Urnga be
defeated, then another year may pass with
out any other change except the total ruin
Of foreign commerce.
We have given up all hopes of assistance
from the United States, and ii would not
surprise me if the European powers should
interfere openly in Mexican affairs within
the next six months, seeing that the United
States talk a great deal, but do nothing.
AT San Bias, on the Pacific coast, the
English men-ofwar have already landed
400 men to protect the interests of Eng
lish merchants, and nobody says q word
about it.
Dispatches have been received at Wash
ington from Mr. McLane, which gave a
far more discouraging dccount of the pros
poets of the Liberals than has yet been
published. All the recent statements of
their victories appear to have been exag-
gerated, and it is hardly probable from in
ternal discords and other causes, that the
Juarez government can sustain itself, even
nominally, much longer, if at all 1t is un-
stood that Senior Mata received substan-
TALLY, similar intelligence. Mr.. McLane is
not expected to return home Immediately.
, 1860-07-20

ARMY News, = Gone east on sts,m.,
Pdeifc-Gen. w. s. Harney Sureeon 4
X. Barnes, Medical Dept; Major JOIN q
Reynolds, Sd Artillery; Capt. Alfred Pleas
anton, 2d Dragons. Arrived here y,
Paeife-Major Gabriel Rains, 4th Inhn.
try, and family; Capt, Thorn, Top. Euri.
neers, and family.
We learn that Major G. Rains, the pres
ent commanding officer of this post, has
been appointed Lieut.. Colonel in the Sin
Reg't U. S. Infantry. qlsI
The detachment of engineers that IeA
Vancouver on Friday, July 9th, encamped
on Salmon Greek until Monday the OH.
on the morning Of which, a party Of Six.
teen, under charge Of Lieut.. Roberts, left
for the Kallama river, to reconnoitre from
thence TO the Cewltz Landing; the remain
der Of the detachment are as yet encamped
on Salmon Greek, and are prosecuting with
vigor the construction of the wagon road
to the east fork Of Louis river. w
Companies "a ,"" B" and "M,D Sd Ar
tillery, under the command Of Brit. Major
Geo. P. Andrews, left here on Monday, ibe
9th inst, for Fort Dalles, and to proceed
from that point to join Major Steen's com
mand on Smiths Springs, in the Snake river
country.
The squadron Of 1st Dragons ftom Fort
Walla Walla, under command Of Major
Grier, are ordered to take the field, imme-
diatly, for the Snake river country, and co.
operate with the movements Of Major Sleen
against hostile Indians, and meet and pro-
tect the emigration on the northern route.
= TaneOurer ChTonicie, July IAN.
, 1860-07-20

9s. II is no disgrace whatever TO Mr.. 7.
to have been beaten by a man Ike Mr. H.,
but very erediiable 10 the latter in having
defeated so popular young man as Mr..
Tenant.
A. A. Denny, late q member Of the
Council, is reported reelected from the dis
trict composed Of the counties of King and
Kitsap. He will be the only opposition
man in the Council
The entire democratic ticket is elected
in Pierce county. No opposition ticket
was run. The representatives elect are j.
II. SETTLE, n. II. CUNNINGHAM and JONI
NJ. CHAPMAN.
Messrs. PERRIN and STONE, democrats,
are reported elected to the House from
Kitsap county. II so, il is the only demo
cratic gain in any county the present year
In Pacific county, our candidate for the
House,. S. NJ. VAN CLEAvE-is elected
by a small majority.
in Clarke county, the democracy still
continue to hold the upper hand in elec-
tons. The entire representative ticket is
elected. We have merely space TO an
nounce the result, and will give the vote in
detail next week: Representatives, Lewis
Van Vlect, r. McCary, ]. S. Taylor, j. T
Bowles, G. g. Bozarth, all regular demo
cratic nominees; county auditor, p. A'Hern
independent; sheriff, LeYi Farnsworth, re
publican; county treasurer, Lewis Shons
regular democratic nominee; county com
missioner, Geo. W. Hart, regular demo
cratic nominee; county assessor, II. NJ
Knapp, regular democratic nominee; schoo
superintendent, - Brickeld, regular dem
ocratic nominee; for joint councilman, Jno
A. Smms, received 1853 votes, and is prob
ably elected.
j. L. FERGUsoN, democrat, is returned
from Skamania county to the House. W,
do not know whether he had any opposi
tion or not.
Mr.. KENNEDY, democrat, is report
ed elected member Of the lower House By
a large majority from WaIla Walla county
We believe he had no opposition.
Should the above, designated as report
ed elections" prove correct, the next legis
lature will stand as follows:
, 1860-07-20

DEPARTURE OF GEN. HARNEY,-GaD M
S. HARNEY left this post on the l2tb u; y
departure is a matter of unfeigned rs,... n'S
not only to the gallant army commssa.;; s';
by him, but to the people of this Terri.o'su sS'u
His residence upon this coast in dIsrhs,.y.'
of bis official duties has been marked -iss "a
the most beneficial results, not onIy to M nv.
division of the army, but to the intersus '.S ~
the U. S. Government; and his disrb,,sa
of those duties.has gained for hin tbe r.D
ntation of gallant soldier and an hoD,p,
and honorable man. He took passape !.
the steamer Pacific, en- route for WashiSr.
ton City Vancouver Chronicle, Julv 10
, 1860-07-20

ARR1vALLs-H NJ. steam frigate "Ter.
magant," and the gunboats "Grappler
and Forward" arrived yesterday morning
at Esquimalt from Chill, and exchanged
salutes with the flag ship" Ganges." The
Termngant is heavily armed steamer,
carrying 25 guns. There are now seven
ships lying at Esquimalt, viz Ganges,
Topaz" Tsrmagant," Alert" " For
ward, Plumper," and "Grappler." The
Satellite" left yesterday for Cowichan
and Salt Spring Island. She goes to pro-
tect the settlers at these points from any
depredations that might occur from the In-
dams Victoria Gazette, July l3.
, 1860-07-20

EXPLOSION AT THE SEHoME MINEs.-On
Thursday last, says the Port Townsend
Register of the 18th inst, while Mr.. Jos
Moody, the superintendent, and Mr.. John
Tonkin, the chief engineer of the Schome
coal mines, at Bellingham Bay, were down
in the mine to examine "fault" in the
coal seam, small collection of coal gas OF
fire damp, by some accident came in contact
with the lamp and exploded, scorching the
igces OF both gentlemen, and blistering Mr.
Tonkin's. hands badly. No damage was
done nor were either gentlemen Sufficient
injured to prevent atteding to their daily
duties.
, 1860-07-20
Total,

CoUNc1LMEN HoLDINe ovER.-Clarke Co.
II. Il. Caples; Cowlitz, Pacific and Wah
kiaeum, A. r. Burbank; Lewis aud Che
halls, s. s. WoOdard; Thurston, VIM. w
Miller aud james Biles; Pierce, Franl
olark-all democrats. Total, 6.
ErEcrED.-For the district composed o.
the counties Of Clarke, Skamania and Wal
la-waIla, J. A. simms. dem. For the coun
ties Of Jefferson, Island, Whatcom and
Claim, Paul K. Hubbs, dett And fol
King and Kitsap, A. A. Denny. Total
democrats, 2; republicans, l.
On joint ballot, the next Legislature viii
stand as follows:
, 1860-07-20

Messrs. PLuNMrR & HNDs,. mearcb...-
at Seattle, will start train of DooL "
mails from that place for the SimiIL.. au''
aud neighbOring gold mines, on or ,hes'
the oath inst. The senior partner ~ ~
firm will accompany the expedition p Wv
ties can have their goods packed at r...o-
able prices.
, 1860-07-20


New PAPER-A new paper called T1'
North H'est, made its appearance at Port
Townsend some two weeks since, being just
in time to put in few "big licks," prior to
the late election, in promotion of the cause
of the Independent, no-party peoples tick,
e'," which has just met with such signal
defeat in the northern council district. 1t
being very desirable to obtain the votes oil
as many democrats as possible in the late
campaign for the "no-party peoples nomi-
nees," the North Hicst has, thus far, studi.
ously refrained from touching upon politi-
cal matters From all We have seen of it,
we are at loss to conjecture what politi.
cal garb it will hereafter assume Via Cali.
fornia, we are informed that it is to be de-
voted to the advancement Of the republican
cause in this Territory. If so, the editor
will soon discover that his shabitaton and
field Of political labor could not have been
better selected He will have ample time
for argument and discussion before republi-
canlSm will amount to anything like for
midable political organization here.
The first number of the North. West ap
Peared under the sponsorship of E. S. DYER,
defeated antcustom house candidate for
council in the late election. The last num-
Der received here is presided over by Mr..
JoHN 4. llAMoN, Success attend it\x"linan-
cialiy.D