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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-26

rW- Mr.. Fish occupies good deal of our
space to set himself right. We hope the
matter is now disposed Of.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-26

The Messages having been disposed of,
our paper will hereafter be found more inter-
esting to the general reader.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-26

Hon. James Harlan, Senator in Congress,
passed through this city on Friday last on
his way to Des Moines. He YVES accompa-
MED by Mrs. Harlan, Mrs Saunders and
child. Mr.. Harlan is paired for few days
with Sen. Rice, of Minnesota. We were
happy to find Sen. II. enjoying very good
health.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-26

Pixies PEAK.-The attempted territorial
organization is failure. Mining is prosecu-
cuted successfully this winter, and gold in
limited quantities is coming forward
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-26

The Chicago Journal understands that
the Iowa Delegates to the Chicago Conven-
ton are in favor of Gov. Seward for President.
This, so far as it conveys the impression that
our Delegation are instructed to support Gov.
S. or any other man, is a mistake. No in
structions were given.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-26

The Harper's Ferry Investigating Com
mittee have examined several witness inclu,
ding Realf, but have failed to elicit one partl'
rlc of testimony duplicating in the reinotes'
degree any Republican with Browns raid.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-26
ESTRAY FlLLEY.

TNAKEN UP by Joel }. Bradshaw, at his residence
in Pleasant township, Wapello county, Iowa on
the 5th day of vember, 1882 Blood Bay Filley
one year old last spring right hind foot white: star In
the forehead and snip on the nose Appraaed 1t e25
before 8 O. whiteman, Justice Of the Peace
JOSEPH hAYNE, County Clerk
Deo. 8, 1s59-n39-I Ism.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-26
New Advertisements.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A Private residence on Second Street, near corner
IA of Marion, for sale at a bargain, and partly on
time. Possession given Immediately. Enquire at
this office of J. W. NORRIS.
'cn
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-26
Citizens Of MarYsyille.

Citizens Of Marysville.
@Mr. Mountain, whose name is signed
above, called upon US after the article was in
type, and stated that so far as the events in
the school room are concerned, he has no
knowledge, and to that extent cannot certify.
He knows nothing about Mr. French holding
Mr.. Fish's arm, as also the difficulty with
the boys.-ED. COURIER.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-26

VIM. Penn Clark, of johnson; L. c. No
bic, Fayette; John A. Kasson, Polk; Henry
O'Connor, Muscatine; JAS. F. Wilson, JEFF
ferson; N. j. Rusch, Scott; John w. Ran
kin, Lee; NJ. j. Mcpherson, Madison; c. F.
Clarkson, Grundy; H. p Scholte, Marion;
John Johns, Webster
LIST DISTRICT A. Saunders, Henry.
I" j. c. Walker, Lee.
ID DIsrRIcr.-J. w. Caldwell.
!" n. Baker.
Sd DISTRICT. Rector ... ..
g. A. Hawley. .. ..
4th DIsrRrcr.-A. w. Hubbard.
j. T. Blackford. ...
9TH DIsrRicr.-Thomas Seeley.
C. G.. Nourse.
9Th DrsrRIcr.-W. NJ. Stone.
j. B. Grinnell.
18th DIsrRIcT.-W. A. Warren.
Jno. w. Thompson.
9Th DIsrRIcr.-John Shone.
&c. VIM Smythe.
9th DrsrRlcr.-A F. Brown.
VIM b. Allison.
10th DrsrnIcT. Noble.
E.G. Bowdoin.
'lith DfsrnIcr. P. Hepburn.
sso1go J.. F. Brown.
We could learn very little at Des Moines
as to the probable result of the session. AS
vet. Of course, very little progress has been
made most of the time having been occu-
pied in organization, CONTRASTING votes OF last
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-27
FROM NEW YORK.

:. -. .---..- NEW York, Ilet. III. p
Col. Dicreovef, late commander OF the
7th regiment; was last evening presented
a service Of silver, valued. at $4,000, by
the officers aud soldiers Of the regiment.
-. There WAS an exciting trot yesterday
on the Uniou courSe, between four fast
roadsters, pamed Bella Brandon, Mystery,
Tycoon and Beuhie Young, Brandon
was the winner Of the I'd, 3D. and 4th
heats--tiiBc 2:4o, -. ~. !: =,
Yapcey SPOKE last evening TO an I'M
mense gathering at the Cooper Institute.
During his speech the question was put
to him, whether Iliacoln's election would
be cause for the secession OF tic South, 70
which he answered, that he believed in
the right Of secession, and il Lincoln should
bring in federal bayOncts to force his ire
pressible conflict he would join bis State
10 resist. NJ %!# EE.:5s%@ :..,. r..
A great Union mass meeting was hello
at Brooklyn last night. 4, If. If +
T,hs steam revenue cutter. Harriet
Lane, with Gen. Scatt and the committed
of reception, lcftpt 81 O'Clock for Am
! burg, Tor the purpose Of bringing Lerd
| Rearrew TO New York The city is al
lcxeitemeat The military turn out will
! full ranks, and the reception promises Il
be very impasGg. s..:.4Z
| William Hall murdered his wife in COX
| street, yesterday &c. ....;. -, -.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-27
BURNING OF THE STEAMSHIP
5.. ,C0NNAUGHT. 4. 4. .ts:
Bosrox 0ct /

/ BosToS, Oct. o.
Tho steamship Connaughtfrorn Galway
! via 81. Johns sprung d leak Saturday.
and took fire Sunday morning, about 40
miles from Boston lighthouse, Ii is 70.
Iportcd that ali her passengers and crew
were saved BY the brig ,Miunie SchaeiIer,
and hronghtto Seituate. a steam tug
! has gene there to tow the brig up to this
| city Capt. Lcitch Of the Conndulrht.
reports that on the 9Th, 1T s O'Clock in
1.-THE morning, $50 miles east OF Boston,
the boat sprung a leak IN the engine room,
and he succeeded in keeping il below the
fires till 4 o'clock Sunday morning, when
il gained rapidly, extinguishing. the fires,
lat . 40 lie discovered smoke Issuing from
aft thestack hole, and notwithstanding The
utmost exertions, tie fire gained and soon
drove the cabin passengers on deck. As
the water and ERE were both gaining, tile.
boats were got ready There was &C the
time q heavy sea and the, first boat low
cred was stove, six others we're launched
successfully and filled with passengers.
About g O'clock the brig Minnie Scllaef-
fer saw our signal and bore down About
seven in the evening" we commenced EN-.
barking our passengers Tie brig having.
| q hawser to The steamers starboard side;
| u was now very hot. AT o 80 NO got ill
the passengers aboard the brig. 4. Tie
malls were at saved. Capt, Leitch was
the last to leave The wreck, . s.:. III
81 The weather was pleasant after having.
st. Johns ON "Wednesday pm, nntl Sat
Eurduy, when il blew very heavy from the
/. Southwest # 49, +.
The Inst seen Of the Coahanght was
d moss Of flames; She had 80 cabin pas
i.seugers, Il steerage and Ia4 crew; the
passengerssaFed nothing except the clothes
t they bad on Capt, Bcttrt and MIR. C6;x,
la passenger, landed al jSeitu'ltc this
morning and arrived at Boston at ~
O'Clock. III ,'.< .,c=' al &
h. 1t ii supposed TIT: fire had been sfio0i-
l;dering fer a long time from zthe: rapid
IProgresg made by the flames after being
ttli8poHtrea ~ ..,. ..s.s: ... .*
Thc CqnRaught IL. valued az 8t2Af 009
and is fully Insured IN England. She was
| launched at Newcastle, on the Tyne, In
|. April last, ot5oycie 4tt00 tons burthcn aird
had five water tight compartments r:
/ "
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-27

Pans. THuRspAt The Sarlinian min.
ister had an audience with the Emperor
yesterday, In order to take his leave Tho
delegation Is leu ID charge Of The first
secretary. \ .,sss ,.- 81
Gen. Guyon had issued an order Of The
day, declaring his resolution 10 defend tho
Pope to the last. 4
An envoy from The Pope II is said, had
arrived Of Paris with the Pope's ultfna-
tum, to the effect that IL France does not
interfere to prevent further progress Of
the Picdmontese. be will leave Home forth
with. a a.,, /. \. n s5+ Il. 5... d
III The King Of Naples had execntea Gen.
Satorza, at Gaeto, for high treason.
Victor Emanuel was about to 70 to
Bologna. II .5
Cedren Rollins WINS Of Naples. Forts
Felago and Terlato at Naples were taken
BY assault by the Sardinians.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-27
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

Cnriiu, Republican Governor has a
majority Of Is to 90, 600, Both branches
of the Legislature Republican. :. ~. -.
The following are the Republican Con-
gres$tRen: Morris, We're, Kelly. Davis,
Hickman. Scranton Grow, Hale. Blair,
CoUolc. Steven. KiltiBger, Stewart, Fat
tin, Babbitt. ~. ~
Democrats, Lehman, Cooper, Johnson,
Morgan5 LaztarI Angonp, Mckhtyr short
term. .;@~' = =. E....
~ EE.-.'. LANCASTER Oct. II.
Martin, democrat, majority for Con
gross in Fairfield county, ], 232, ~.
Horton, Republican, is 40 doubt elec.
ted in the district. II; T.. .-..r--..<..
ln0hie the Republican majority. is 90,
600 aud, upward. The Republican CoR
grcSsmen as far rs known are Guriey, Nor,
ton, TrinIbtc.
/. Democrats, Pendleton, NallandEghaIn,
Allen, Cox Morris. Noble.
EAs-4The Republicans State ticket
have upward OF 10, 600 majority,
T The Legislature Is largely Republican
I Fer Congressman Republicans are, Dunn
Julian, Porter, White, C0lfax Mitchell
| Nelson, ShaHks. Independent, Davis and
Peabody. 49,. -. 49,.
| NEWARK, n j., Oct. 10.
The Newark Charter election took
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST.. Ldrfs, Oct. /!

+ - -. ST. LurIs, Oct. IL!
At The auuunl meeting ot, the. Missouri
and Western Telegraph Company, held
in this city to-day, Charles NJ. Stcbbius,
J. II. Lighter, A. G. Goodia, S, ii.
Latin, j. H. Wade, Assoa stoseF, aud
Isaac Il. EiwooJ, were reelected direct
0Fs. T.: ....
Alta subsequent meeting of the direct
ors the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing years Charles NJ
StebbiuS, president aud treasurer; Robert
G. Glowing, superintendent and secretary
VIA. Il. Slebilius, general ageAt. The
Company's lines have. done profitable
business. the past year, and they think
when the extension TO Fort Kearncy /,
completed, as it will be this moath, 1
large increase Of patronage will eHsae.
Tue Company has decided to build o.
least two hundred miles west Of For
Kearucy next year aud will commence o
soon In the spring as the weather vii
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-27

IA Teoyy N Y., Oct. III. !.
The largest fire that has visited iii,
city since the great conaagration Or 1868
occurred this morning, about 5 o'clock
. An immense factory on Ada Hill. wa.
entirely DESTROYED. ..:z x II
The building was owned by tile estate
of benjamin Marshall, and cechpicd III
AHdFsw NJ. Leon, r.. w! Farnhan, and
w Cochraft IN manufacturing hosiery
and mosquito netting. sla ...s
The auioant Of loss Is $20,0 geo on the
building. which ii insured for 81 a, 900.
Tie loss 10 tho occupant Is about 500.
600, inshrcd for aboat 1000 r..
f The ire caaglit accidentally ID thS
packing room. Itt6rows 200 hands out
.of employment. 4a.I., : f.. 4. / + rt,..It.,
A hugh wind was blowing and the de.
5struction would have been larger bat for
the steam fro engines. IA.
The recent reprint Of one OF Galileo's
letters, with additions from manuscript
sources, show that Calico gave, formally
aud clearly, the opinioh that the: solar
spots might influence theplaucts.
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!. LIST OF AGENTS.

-,ErrHtS .cgNT -FnI yTaIR 20 sTERN STATES
!. : - ~ y "a II
.... he''.. w. n :. ii"oPs We !. = =, -.
- "LShSN'= nt1Nl ENS vs., "Ni,'' n
- -. DMlSht : EYetstus Esq ..:-s =:
GENERAL IAksELLts6 >AsEEr YaR uTAB TEE
F.. !. : ~. RlTaRt, i y, :.
.s- :. 80: Jrhh B. MaTbea, Z q J. -. -. !:
oExEKAL suENrs reR oAeliE covNtT.
Cal, Seth M. BIaIr and Judge Peter MauShau.
-. -. 49,. ;.rsl .,,.s s1';.xv
:. - - cii,,;m, f,,,,.r F.. =.
'"os' y ''+,' :. -; :. =,
GENhN"h AsENF ~ tnh 1919 "N'H ~"
.-.-. g.. U.,.,.t,.E,an
..'@. "t"a" ''o"~'' 'eH"'' ia
..~.. wAsHIsGTeN COUNTY: =,
SANTA Clara; jacob Hamblin; TgqusVlle,
Ioshua +, Wills; KuRsn Guy aud Grafton,
six,us 4. JohnsO,i Washington, J. ID. MeCni.
Tough. ..-.....-~.... ....-:. .
=. ,uoN rct,S4y @.:-
,c.s,r Civ. Richard V Morris, Parowap.
lame. Lewis ParagOomal, Msrt4s E,,slSry Sum
mi Crevk, Seth Johnson -
.'..- - -RF.5ER eauSTy -
- A. ,r..,. ,t,,.,.,f,,.
pems., 1p'He - ~. t''A''' '''''"'
- HlLLAGp COUNTY,
Fillmore. Juo. A. Rays Cedar Springs, Levi
Savage, Jun. >.
...' r.: sAS rETE COUNTY, +. r. -. .
MaBif, Geo. Peacock: Fort EIbfaira, H.. T.
Peters0n; Moant Plsasant,- Nt0. Mouisoni
Sl"nL y p'1a i,., r. SS ~ .rsn;,
- .,,,,,..,,,,. :. IL IL. =.
Nh, NJ !, II.,,,tJt.,.,, VIM, f,..l,
NePhi' ~" ~ pa'i,o'sto'i '''''O" 'eo
Nsse'' : e.. = cirn,s fo,,Srv -. r.. ,.~
r.,,, El,.;,.d .,,i P,,,f.it Nt,s.r. W,ivs,
Bros'S Cedsr FofI, j, Rodsbsck.
- .-,..-...UTAH COUNTY,: =,
;,:.,..- ,;.- a. -. -, =,
Rrtasf P.ysog. r, a., You1g. asd Sabin. "A eh
\ Co.; PandteSF, II. u, NJ Joiles; spapisl
Fork, S, r. WehsI SpEirgyille, A. J9hnson
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-27
FROM NEW YORK.
. F.. =. New YoRk, Oct. ~

r.. -: f.. NEW GoRK, Oct. II
The Prince was serehaded last night
A dispatch from Philadelphia to the
T'ri6aae, intimates that Morton Nc
Michael will probably be U. s. Senator
in place Of Bigler.
6 A. yanbest, said to be the greatest
marine painter living, died Mt st, Lakes
hospital on the 9th. - - .-s.'.. r.
~ n: p, Tracy one OF the California dole
gates from that State TO the Chicago
Convention, died al Louisville, MY, on
the LIST, after sickness Of about a week.
He was a native Of Newfoundland,
The Prince visits New York GnivcF-
.sity at ten, a. M to day, he will partake
Of u collation. at Mayor Woods residence.
He visits tue Academy Of Music in the
evening, and on Saturday evening the
Fireineu's procession in his honor viii be
given. Or Sunday lie will attend divine
service ut Trinity Church and ON Monday
will probably Ylsft West Point IN the
Harriet Lane revenue Gutter: 49,.
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! l(llfIOj. El5lI,EC..'FE0y \.

+. Iii: Citation county the Republican ma
jgrity is over ,0oe@-Iteppbiicau gain Of,
lbo6t 500 =.=s.' .:: i. s. y .>..>.,
Fairfield county gives Martin, Demo.
crat, for Congress, about /, 500, a Deiae-
cratic gain Of 100, ! IF, " r.
Hamilton, Prebte county, gives Craig
head. lsePaBltean, for Congress- pa ma
j1fity. s. Z. +, :::.t Fl.
Montgomery county gives :craighead
|, 1T9 InAjority, L : *. II .:.. !
Butler topLty gives Nallanatgham,
tDerni, 1,2Ia majority Y ullandfghaR's
Enai9rity IN the THIRD district IS II. RE-
h The first district, Prndleton, Demo,
GrGt, /, 90 majority; } I: . i ~
: SECOND district Gurley, Republican,
800 majority, II. So.
f. lIaGlilton eouaty ticket is. close and
about equally divided, Armstrong, ReHl
eCrat, elected Sheriff., In: Z.
=. Athens county gives Horton. Repabli
can for Congress ], 200 majority; n Re
publican gain Of 600. ,,.. =" H.: 1
Mclgs county gives Horton i,4Q0 ma
tiofityf 4 Republican, gain Of 500. ..a +. i.
=. Washington county. gives Cutlgr,: Re
publican for Congress, $50 matorfty..
Fourth district, Allen, dem, reelected
10 Congress by loo majority. II. L. II.
In Montgomery county the Whole dem
Iocrattc- ticket u elected, except Probate
Judge and Whisky Inspector. 4: r. r.
+ In die 11th district, Morris, democrat
lis probably elected to Congress by 5ot
majority =. r.. NJ.
/ Green county, full returns give /, l0(
/ majority for. Brinkerhoff. and the balanct
of the State. ticket, 1,225; majority. 49,.
T., " '...~ CiEvEEANp, Ort. TO-:
+ 1t Is thought the Republican aaierit.
on the State In Ohio, will reach 20 900,
T i'endteton, democrat, in the lstdistriet
1 Tailandtghanl in the Sd, and Cox in tn
l2th, are elected. . -. -: :.
Ii is reported. that Warren T.. Noble
democrat, is elected from the 9th district
this Is a democratic gain. -.
-. ...l. BosTox, Oct. 10.
Thousands of politicians and patriot
remained out Of Bed till. early this morn
! ing, watching the returns from FenusyI
wanna; the usual quiet now, however, pre
wallis The Republicans are reading tn
4 morning papers and. bulletins with grea
i zust and the other parties are plliloseph
cally attending TO their business. =
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~ ~ x 4. !.
Foster !, 1919; 10Th aud 2ist YET 10 s,
heRtd from, /.
II Chester county, Curtin 1850 majority,
d democratic loss oE LEGS Hickman i
eleetedto Congress hy | 400 majority.
Scattering returns from few towns IN
. Berks county show democratic gains ot
aboiit 500 Montgomery county, Foster
1850 majority, democratic gain OF l..
100 Tho majority Tor Davis Ia the 5th
Congressional district is estimated al GIG,
4. PiIILkpEIfnia, 1850 d. ii. a
later returns show that Tie Peoples
Philadelphia eouHty ticket, III elected.
The Bell and Everett men ran a separate
ticket. G$ sGs... 4 Z Nh. :, /. vi.
Further retufnsfrom BeGlis county give,
Foster ainaiorits OF I zoe, a Democratic
gain Of = ,S0I The democratic county
ticket Is elected by d small majority
h The Republicans arain great glUc about
the result Of tho State election, i;;:s.... l..
i Ii. i PHFL6DEErTli6, 10.
Fosters nlaj0rityi i'll The city Is 2.B8l. a
democratic gain Of 2, g(i5 over MAYER
llelry'S vote ID tic spring. TliefulI Poo
piles cgunty ticket is elected; highest ma:
joritg being l,TUs and tic lowest $40. !. i
Il BtiEaiid Everett congressional ticket
received q united rotein TIE cityof nearly
E6i5QV. Nichols; Republican, Is elected
State Senator over Randall, democrat.
The members Of the lower house stand
Z Peoples, q democrats, aud four districts
TO hear from s. ST. ..s n. .....
Indiana couhty gives. Chrtin / 500 ma.
.jority, a democratic loss Of T95..
s John Cogode Is elected III tho I9sh dis.
.trict by !, 700 majority, d gain Of 200 over
his vote Of two years ago !, h "a n
81 The Republican cahdidatefur Congress
in the 18th district Is elected by from 500
10 600 majority. Il. II +: I; ~ N ss
Snsqueliarl1 county gives Curtin 1850
majority @3 h. 3.$..s
wyoming comfy gives Foster 100 ma.
jority. e ia .s.3..:.
II the Tth District Cooper Democrat,
is elected 8 4 : :.
LII the 18Th District, johnson Democrat
is elected. .. ...s.: . ....s.
s In the It'll District Fulton md Adam
counties, Schelt. Democrat has rs major
lily. g..ss :=a5 .@
4sT Franklin, Bedford aud Juniatta have
Yeti DC heard from. .5. ,:5g .11y. lr q:
Il Its reported that Allcghany county
give Curtin 1000 majority and that Lar
easter gives him 6,90 0Inajofity !, n ..c VII
The First District is in doubt. Lehman,
IL Il - 80 ~ ffft+-
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! PuiLADiEhrHIk, Oct. 10.

a t.. - - -
2;3o. pm. Returns received from all
but eight wards in the city, TIE Demo
cratic majority is estimated nt fromy :, 500
to 5000. -, 81. =. -. =. y. . PR
Lehnen, Democrat, is elected to Con
grcss in the first congressional district by
100 majority, ~. =, ri. j.. :. =.
Morris, Republican, is elected in the
second district. 4. .-...,-.~ = ~
. Venel, Republican, elected in the third
district. =. ! ~ .s ..:= n. -
Kelly, Republican elected in fourth
district. ..,.-.--... /. 49,: ~.
In the first legislative district the Re
publfeans gain; a member of the House
and in the second lose one, r.. IL. T..
:. In the third district the Democrats re-
elect their candidate. -. -.. 4. d.
The Fohr(h district dOubtful. ~ =.
The Republicans re-eleet their candi-
dates in the fifth district, sixth, seventh,
and eighth. The ninetli district the Re
pubIicabs gain u member. The tenth dis
trict Is doubtless against the Republicans.
The eleventh and twelfth districts the, Re
n0l1icans elect their candidates. The
thirteeath district is doubtful In the
fourteenth district the Republicans gain.
In tIieliftoenth; sixteenth andseycnteeuh
districts tlre Republicans bold their own.s
+ City vote, second ward, Curtin, 1905
and Foster 5t3. T.. .-,.:........
|. Twcnty.third ward, Curtin l4095, Eos
! ter I,64f. FL II. );
Twelfth ward, Incomplete, Cartiit j. ~ l.
Foster ], lT3.... ! i. =: -.
Third ward, Curtin l,S65j, Foster l.,
$50. +. .. -. III.
! Lycoming county, EIirtiaiS maturity II
ESTIMATED NJ $50, which will make tht
! Democratic loss 500. :.
I LueerUe. county, l6 townships give
Curtin 100 majority, a Democratic loss o
965. J.. -. s'.-
Bprks county a part Of Reading aud I
few towns give Democratic majority o
3Q6, -. ..@-.s-- -.
PmtApELrHIa, Oct. 10, SPIN.
|. Gurtia's majority will average froa
10000 to $4,000, His election is Goa
coded -. So /:
/ Eighth ward, Curtin 1,l9S. Foster J.
622. TNenty,seeond ward, Gurtin ] ,I4t
Foster / $50; goth ward, Curtin l,9T4
Foster ! $685. 18th ward, Curtin l,l02
4 Foster 1925; 10th ward, Curtin 2,S6l
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAaHlNGraS, Oct. II.

A private Dispatch from goltitabus, o.,
says the acmocfats gain four Congress.
men as Gar as heard From and bod their
own eEerywhere. +. -.
Dispatches from Capt. EDgit, of the
ChorrEIme expedition, speaas Of the dis:
CoyGry Of immense coal fields and excel
icnt iarbprs The expedition is com
pletc success, ..-..-...
Dispatches from the steamship Niagara,
co1tam charges oil cruelty against Capt
Mexican. ~
PmLAbELrHGA, Pa, Oct H..
Tie Royal party left here at $3.50 in q
special train. The Prince Expresses him
self highly gratlDed with the pleasure af
forded him in Philadelphia, especially al
the operate entertainment. Ills depar
tare was conducted quietly.
The full vote Of the city, yesterday, il
1886. Mr.. Browns majority is s, 1876.
/ Summerset coaaty gives Curtin LOOT
majority. ---
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-27
ARREST or BOOTH.
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- !. = D l..'.s.".. = MILWAUKEE, Uctr y. 81.
Last evening Deputy U. s. Marshal
Taylor, with the assistance OF others, re-
arrested s. M. Booth, Mt Berlin III this
State Mr. Booth wasconfned for q Yie-
latlOn Of the fugitive slave law by purity
Il friends ON the first Of August, aud has
slaGe been In the state successfully resist
ing all attempts Mt reeapture. He was
yesterday seized while returning from
political meeting, thrust into special
train and brought to this city this morn
ing, where DO remains in custody of the
Marshal. s. :. (, e.: -. :. =.
=, NEw YoRk, 0et:F9. {,
. The City OF Baltimore. arrived. this
laornilg atfonr O'Clock --latest by Queens
town; An Official dispatch says the Sar-
dinians after short combat took the sub
nrbs Of Port PA OF Ahcona. The enc
my with four cahnons were defending the
gates Of the town. Of AncoHa. Orders
lad been received at Teulon TO prepare a
considerable number Of steamers for the
conveyance Of troops 1t Is asserted that
tefee steamers are expected at. Malta,
win Heterogeneous from England. IS $.
Letters from Athens announce a dc.
99seastratiOu by students in front of the
MRgs palace, with cries Of down with
. ~. Aiag Alto, down with Austria and some
Cries Of Napoleon forever. ...:.. !.
=, Two Turkish war vessels are at JeaG
= Acre, the cemmanaer, declared that
,l 5s womb open fire on the town upon tht
@sstest attemptto create disturbance.
~ ,ufeat misery and mortality existed al
Co.6stantiaople, s.i q IF III -.
The public treasurer had deferred pay
asaE OF the interest due on public seeQCi