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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

pu11,p REYMER RoBT. J. ANDERSON
m EYMER & ANDERSON. WHOLESALE DEA-
HI LERs IN Foreign Fruits. Nuts, Spices, Con-
fectionary, Sugars, Fire Works, &c. Go-Oran-
ges and Lemers received weekly. No. 80 Wood
Street. Opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
Pittsburg, Feb. II, 1S5S:tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

EE JOB WORK Of al kinds done at
this office.
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JEFFERSON HOUSE, TNEAR WILMORE
- Station,) Jefferson, Cambria CO., Pa JOHN
M'Coy, Proprietor. Tfe17 1858
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Jos,u M,Keage

jefferson, May 90, le57.-tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-12

CRY ArF,Rs-At the meeting of the City Coun
ell last night the salaries of the officers elective by
that body were fixed at the same amount as last
year.
wa. GLENN. Esq, was reelected Recorder.
NJ W. BRowx. was reelected City Marshal, and
JoHy CBryLEY. JAMES H. BRANTLEY and W. II. VII
KEEsoy were reelected Deputy Marshals.
JsH.u DYER was reelected Second Clerk of the
Market.
&c. PExT1cosT was reelected Third Clerk of the
Market.
] II. DEvEREUx was reelected City Engineer.
HEN,N Cox Esq, was elected City Attorney.
A resolution instructing the Committee on Streets
to conclude all existing contracts now in operation
that can be done without damage or loss to the cor
poraton and that all the hired hands except those
hired by the year be discharged so soon as possible;
and nstructing the committee to report at the next
meeting of the Council as to the contracts closed.
hands discharged and work concluded.
Common C0,rnciL-At the meeting of the Common
Council last night sundry bills and resolutions
adopted by the Board of Aldermen, were concurred
in.
Mr.. MAxEY offered resolution providing Tor the
Improvement of Union street, which was rejected.
Mr.. SHANE offered resolution directing the City
Attorney to report in regard to the keeping up of
the turnpikes within the city which was adopted
Mr.. MAxEY offered a resolution to have gas lamp
erected in the Alley near the Patriot Office, which
adopted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
PonnsHIvnnia EIectlon.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 3 A M-Curtin's majority
will range from 10000 to $4,000. His election is
conceded,
Chester county-Curtin $50 majority Demo
cratic loss of 62S. Hickman is elected to Congress
| by l,40O majority.
Scattering return from few towns in Berks
county show Democratic gains of about 600.
Montgomery cOunty-Foster 1850 majority; a
| Democratic gain of ], 100.
The majority for Davis in the Fifth Congressional
| District is estimated at 9l6.
! In the Seventh Congressional District, Cooper,
DEM is elected; in the 18th Congressional District,
Johnson DEM is elected; in the 18th Congressional
District, Fulton and Adams counties, Schell, Dem,
has IS majority; Franklin, Bedford and Juniata have
yet to be heard from 1t is reported that Allegheny
| county gives Curtin 600 majority, and that Ian
caster gives him 5000 majority. The LIST Congress
ional District is in doubt. Lehman, Douglas Demo-
crat claims about 100 majority. The reports await
the official count in the 9TH Congressional District
with Pottstown to hear from, Davis, Rep, has over
100 majority There is little doubt of the election
! of Davis.
| 3;3OP M.-Later returns show that the Peoples
Philadelphia county ticket is elected, the Bell and
Everett men having run separate ticket. Further
| returns from Berks county give Foster majority
of 1000. a Democratic gain of 2,OS7. The Demo-
cratic county ticket is elected by small majority
The Republicans are 10 great gee ABOUT the result
of the State election.
PHuApELPHIA-Fosters majority in the city is
2O43 Democratic gain of 1866 over Mayor Hen
RVS vote in the spring. The full Peoples ticket is
elected. the highest majority beingAl,79S and the
lowest 326. The Bell and Everett Congressional
ticket received the United vote in the city of nearly
$780, Nicholas Republican, is elected State Sena-
tor over Randall, Democrat The members of the
lower House stand 81 Peoples, 60 Democrats, and
districts to hear from
Indiana county gives Curtin 1900 maj.-a Demo-
cratic loss of 705.
John Covode is elected in the 10Th district by
LOO majority-a gain of 200 over his vote of two
years ago.
Blair gives Curtin S72 majority Democratic
gain of PIG.
The Republican candidate for Congress in the 18th
district is elected by from 500 to 600 majority.
Susquehanna county gives Curtin 1850 majority.
Wyoming county gives Foster $50 majority
Tioga county gives 800 majority for Curtin.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lO.-This P. Ms. Bulletin claims
a Republican majority for Curtin in State of 10000
to $4,000; Is out of Is Congressional districts, and
both branches of the Legislature. The following
are members of Congress elected: Lehman, Demo-
crat; Morris We're, Kelly, Davis, Hickman, Repub-
licans
Hickman, Rep; Cooper, Dem; Ancona, DEM;
Stevens, Peoples Killing, Rep; Campbell, Rep;
Scranton, Rep; Johnson, Dem; Grow, Rep; Blair,
Rep; COvode, Rep; Hale, Rep; Junkin Red; Nc
Pherson, Rep Foster Dem; Morehead Rep; Nc
Knight, Rep; Stewart Rep; Potter Rep; Babbith,
Rep. Mckinley DEM; is elected for short terms in
Eighteenth District.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-12

my DEAR.'-Dear, pleasant adjective-nay, 8
pronoun Of possession, implying that the being
spoken of is ones very own-ones sole. sacred
personal property, with natural selfshness one
would wish to hold the thing most precious Ny
dear, satisfactory total l rather object to dear
est" as a word implying comparison, and therefore
never to be used where comparison should not and
could not exist Witness, dearest MOTHER or
." dearest wife, rs if had a plurality OF
mothers or wives, out Of whom he chose the one he
loved best. And, as a general rule, dislike all ul
ira expressions of affection set down in ink once
knew an honest and honorable gentleman blessed
with the tenderest heart that ever man had, and
which in all his life only given to one woman
he, his wife told me- had never even in their court
ship days, written to her as " Ny dear Anne" end
ing with Yours faithfully" or Yours truly. -
Faithful-true-whatc could he write or she desire
more Miss NalOch.
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A strong symptom

! Mr.. Norvel, resident of Tennessee, who had a
PLANTATION in Arkansas, says the New Orleans DeLtG
recently made visit to Massachusetts, bearing
! letter from Johh Bell to Edward Everett. Mr.. Nor
vel made a speech in Boston, in favor of Bell and
| Everett. but from hls observation of the people,
their temper and tendency, came to the conclusion
that there was hope for that cause and that the
| conservative and cOnciliatOry course pursued by
| Southern gentlemen only tends to give new vgor
and audaCity sectional enemies He there
fore returned to New York a changed political man,
and on reaching the st. Nicholas Hotel found TWEEN
ty one other Southern gentlemen who during theiB
sojourn at the North, had experienced similar chan
ges, and returning to the South with the deter
minaton to support Breckenridge Louisville C0l-
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Flour Grain and Provisions.

The Cincinnati Commercial Of the evening Of the 9Th
The produce market continues the look spirit
noticed ago. has been held firmly all along at
figure margin shipping and temptation TO
operators for speculation operators for speculation but with
out activity day appearance Of little
depression Of 50c Dbl having been made
ing the market quiet at s..
wheat seems 70 have of the which pos
sed during the week and outside Of quotations,
81 H. can hardly msntaned most Of the sales to day being
at 81 10.
Corn has began 70 ssnsby affected by the receipts
crop and dull 403c the upper lower depJs respec
lively. Prime sh-ed in good sacks were sold at 46c
Oats in large receipt to day. and very dull at Doc. Eff
forts 10 get them below that figure yet aborive.
Rive hiss a gu ct steady market at g. GO.
lbs Provision market has during the week acquired
cheerful spirit but not much increase trade There sold
10 day 100 bbs Country packed Mess Pork 81 IS
b City slS We learn indirectly that there also
small sale Shoulders at &C., 99Ic for Bacon Shout
der and Sides AMI SS for Ness PORK holders firm.
hear Of nothing done day The transactions
during week indicates remarkable confidence in the
still further tend to give drift the Ade towords
thorough commita to hi. prices from which will be difficult
NJ irnnnasible 70 eXtrcate II.
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In MiSsouri.

The ST. Louis Bulletin, an excellent paper and a
sterling Democratic organ, says:
The very best feeling is prevailing throughout
our ranks in every portion of the State The Doug
lasites oppressed by the consciousness that their can
didate cannot possibly get into the House in the
event Of Lincolns defeat, fare already giving
up in despair. The leaders may work yet a little
while for the sake of future advantage. ard from a
spirit of revenge; but their followers are leaving
them in crowds, and betaking themselves to the
ranks of the other parties. We shall be greatly mis-
taken if Douglas shall not be the hindmost man in
MissOuri-beaten even by Lincoln, to whom many
Douglasites have already openly given their aegi-
ance and who will doubtless receive the secret votes
of thousands of those who are shouting Douglas -
Douglas y while in their hearts they desire the
success of Lincoln
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-12

LAND AND NEGRoEs-We call special attention to
the advertisement of Mrs. RUFUS X. Polk, offering
for sale one of the best farms in Middle Tennessee
together with so Negroes, Stock, &c This farm is
known far and near as being of the richest and
most desirable in Tennessee, and the purchaser, be
it whatsoever it may, wish for no better place.
Read the advertisement ami be ready to attend
he
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nrr coed, very Chnnn.

am now in receipt Of my large and well assorted
stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. which l am
offering at very low prices. As quick sales and
small profits is my motto, am willing to take up
with the latter to accomplish the former, and will
offer great inducements to all who will favor me
with a call, especially to cash buyers. Come and
see for yourselves. No - South side of the Square
sep2l-lm. DAVID HUMPHREY.
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Markets by telegraph.

CINCINNATI, Oct 1I-Four buoysnt O05 TO- Mess PorG
SIT 759IsOC whisky lss< Sugar firm, 99s MoaSSes 429
%. Oats 90
NEw YORK, oct T-Flour advanced cents. Sales to-day
bb 1895 49, Whest advanced cent, Corn, sales to-
Gay bushels 77 Mess Pork arm, SIS 5O9I5 rs Lard
dull sales 100 bills, I29I37I; Sugar steady, 61l974.
NEw ORLEANS Oct Election quiet, sales day 1900 bales
Mlddng IOh9IOX, Sugar, 9zs9lO1I MolasSeI, new
prime 49, Flour dull, s Corn 6O97O Lard in Kegs
Sterling Exchange 98. On bill Of ading 697H: Mes.
Pork sight, par9H discount.
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Market Rennrfs.

SAVANNAH, 0ct9saes of Cotton to-day 900 bales, prices
ranging from 81 to l cents There better demand for the
better grades,
CHARLEsToE, Oct 9salea OF day 1900 bales at
from to II i cents. Prices have advanced 4 eta cent
MOBILE Oct 9sales Of day 1900 bales Midings
lO cents Sales for thres days bales and receipts in
same time 1910 bales.
9The receipts of Cotton for the past week
bales and the 1862 bales There has been good
demand for good cotton while the lower grades have been
lee ed, at inviting low prices The market closes steady
at the annexed quotations:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-12

The UNIVERSITY OF THE SoUTH.-The corner stone
of this institution was laid on the 10th inst in the
presence of a very large concOurse Of people est
mated variously at from $500 to 5000 The address
of the Hon. john S. PRESTON, finished and
mastery effort We will give detailed account Of
the ceremonies tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-12
FOR SPRING HILL!
One of NnPOIeOn's old soldiers Murdered
for hts Money.

The ShelbyVile Ind. Banner SAYS:
An old man named Geo. Iauk living alone with
his family in = small tenement about one mile and
half east of Marion N this county. and about five
miles from this place. were found on Sunday last
amid the ruins Of their dwelling. which had been
consumed during the night. An inquest over the
remains of the bodies revealed the horrible fact
that the old people the victims Of a most dia-
bolical and celdblooded murder The Old man was
almost totally consumed, but the upper part Of the
body of his wife was covered under a large guam
trty of brick from the chimney. which protected
that portion Of her body from the fire Her throat
found TO be cut her chest olOven open in two
places with sharp instrument end her skull
broken in. An axe and Ratchet with the handles
burned Off were found near the bodies, and ,here
were evidences of a severe struggle. They were
known 20 he IN possession Of a considerable sum Of
money, ali Of which the assassins secured, except
about 1855 which was concealed among the wheat
IN the loft, in tin cOfee-pOt, and which remained
covered up. and was preserved The perpetrators
were doubtless aware that these people had money,
and after securing II set the house fire to destroy
the evidences II the foul and atrocious deed. Mr.
liauk was a German by birth, served seven years
m bonaparte army, was in Spain under Marshal
Ney, fought battles in Italy, and trayersad the
whole continent Of Europe 10 Moscow intan
try soldier lie was about - years Of age, and his
wife DHt few years younger.
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CITY NOTICES.

FINE CHEWING ToBACCo.-LANGLEY on Union street
has sent US samples Of his fine Virginia chewing to
bacco, which are of the finest brands, and we can
confidently recommend them. We invite the country.
as well as city trade an inspection. as he sells
wholesale as well as retail.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-12

ALBANY, Oct. l0.-The Democratic County Con
vention to day nominated Erastus Corning for Con-
gress by reclamation, and Thomas Kearney for
County Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-12

The othe present at the ports, at latest dates
compared year, l6 COO bales and is the
opinion material decrease will soon be exhibited
This planters in view Of troubles, sending their
rapidly they and factors are selling
fast as they ruling rates. Money rS
are easy ough goaons short tine to send for
ward the produce country, difficult to make
Gen rally speaking hoseyer the money market srn-
gent and there hope probable relief until the political
exctements Of the times have passed away
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Foreign Commercial.

NV YORK, Get ll.-Per Steamer North BritOn.-cOttOn
sales Of bales Of which IpecuatOs took $4,000 bales
and exporters 900 bales closing active but fra Market well
suppl and generally unchanged Sales Friday 1900 bales
which SPECTATORS exporters took 1900 bales closing firm
Orleans Fair X. Orleans Mdding ZIG. Mobile Fair ~
Mobile Middlng ca. Upland Fair 7. Upland Middng 81
Stock at Liverpool bales OF which 76OO0 bales Amer
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Democratic Rally in South Nashville.

There will be Democratic meeting at PARK 5
Store, on the Lebanon Pike. Saturday night
Speeches will be made by Col. W. Il. MCGREGoR and
S. 4. DAVIDSON, Esq. Come ont and hear.
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Arrival of the Africa.

| New YORK, Oct lO-The steamship Africa from
Liverpool on the 29th, via Queenstown the 30th,
was boarded off Cape Race Monday morning
| The Italian news is unlmpOrtant.
| The cotton market has not come to hand as yet.
| Weather unfavorabe for crops. Breadstuffs firm
and wheat slightly higher Provisions quiet but
! steady.
No news from the North Briton at Farther Point
| yet to hand.
Latest ria Queenstown -Ancona capituated on the
! 10Th.
! Lamoriciere was prisoner of with all his
/ troops.
Tn" Bavaria and City of Manchester had arrived
| out
The steamer Palestine had taken fire in her deck
but the flames were put out with slight damage.
Latest advces per the Africa via Liverpool report
| Italian affairs unchanged.
| The Sardinians continue the siege OF Ancona and
| had taken another tort.
There had been a ministerial crisis in Naples and
| the cabinet had resigned.
! The Africa had l48 passengers.
| The Sardlnlans are reported to have carried on
siege operations at Ancona, notwithstanding the des
perate resistance of the garrison.
| majority of the Cardinals reported to have
recommended his departure.
Additional French troops had been ordered to
Rome. French outpOsts had been placed two miles
! beyond Rome
| The Garibaldan ministry at Naples had resigned,
on account of the prepOnderancej Of Bulane Slgnor
| Contorte, and was about to form new ministry
| processing extreme opinions.
1t was reported that Lam0riciere, after his late
| defeat returned to Ancona with considerable num-
| Der of troops
The text of Lord John Russell's warning to Sar-
! dina not to attack Yeneta is published.
India and ChinG.-The Calcutta mails of Aug. 22d
! had been received and the American portion is on
board the Africa Her news is generally antcipa-
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Yancex in New York.

New YORK, Oct. 1l.-Yancey spoke last evening
to an immense multitude at the Cooper Institute
In reply to question whether Lincoln's election
would be cause for the secession of the South, he
replied that he believed in the right of secession,
and if Lincoln should bring in Federal bayonets to
force his irrepressible conflict, he would join his
State and resist.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-12

RECoRDER-W. A. GLENN, Esq, was last night re-
elected by the City Council Recorder for the ensu-
ing municipal year. Mr.. GLENN has made faithful
officer and his election for a third term is a compli
ment which he has justly earned.
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Raron RenfreW

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lO-Tbe grand opera to the
Prince tonight, was splendid affair The house
was filed to overfowing with the fashion and beau
ty of tie city. During the singing of the national
anthem of Great Britain God Save the Queen. the
audience rose en- naaSSe. The Prince bowed fire.
quently.
the operas of Martha and La Travata were well
performed by the actors and received the frequent
testimonials of applause from the Prince and the
audience
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-12

The Hon. JoHN NJ. BRIGHT, of Fayetteville, arrived
in the city last evening. He will be in attendance
at the Spring Hill Mass Meeting on Saturday and
address the people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-12

-'NNil'i Lin. - Pr l)' loON.
The Committee appointed by the State Bureau of
the Svcnth Annual state Fair of Tennessee to ex-
anime. and mark. award for the hest Family sew
ing Machine, find exhibition the following ma
chimes in competition: The l. " SINGER. WHEELER
& WILSON, \. b. HOWE. and the GROVER & BAKER
The first three named. although differing in con-
structOn and capacity still so far as the stitch is
concerned all arrive at the same point making
what is called and known the shuttle stitch each
using shuttle shuttle and bobbin. upon which all
the lower thrradOr thread used underneath is requir
ed 10 be re-spoolcd The Shuttle Machine NAV be used
upon some classes offamily sewing with degree of
satisfaction. but conceive from their construc-
ton. operation and stitch their principal adaptation
IS 90 the purposes of manufacture The points we
conceive most necessary and important 70 meet the
wide range of requirements in machine for family
sewing. we find more fully combined IN the GROVER
* BAkER-eNtcnt of capacity, simplicity of con-
strucuon, ease of management, advantage of using
thread from two spools without rewindinE: strength
OF work. ctaCticity. durability and regularity of
stitch. and guctngss of movement. We therefore
mark award TO the GROVER a BAKER.
john HEROES. Chairman.
10. W. HOETON
J. W. WILSON
c. II. WHITE,
JAS. A WOOnS.
| hereby certify that the above is a true COPY of
the original decision and award Of the Committee
upon Family Sewing Machines, appointed bv the
Tennessee State Fair for 1860
L. z. WILLIAMS
Scc.y State Agricultural Bureau.
Office of exhibition and sale of the GROVER &
BAKER Family Machines, No 46 Public Square. Nash
Vile Tennessee r. II. BRoCKwAY.
Proprietor and owner Of the GROVER BAKER Pa
tent for .hc State of Tennessee If
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FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO

sam. YANLEER Co, Market Street. are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds OF Hardware at prices
to suit the times. Call on them for bargains.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
DIR. EATON'S INFANTILE CORDIAL.
when given in time It acts by magic and one trial alone
~conVne9 y21 snSt That We say Is true L contains
o. any kind, and therefore relieves by renovin0 ne strns
Of your child, instead Of by deadeia s sesiss For ths
S ~ lseia the only reliable alton
ISr dren Teething, Diarrhnea, DYsentes
s ~, 1%siPtng in the BOwels, Acldify of the
stomach, Wind, Cold in the Head and Group;
tGsag tAe BOaes and relieving aia Il Rss no egIi-being
an II is used with unfaain0 success in ali
cases o. ConVuiSfOn or other fits. As UoU r4lus
tae are ana hedIth of gOur eAiren and 4oiA f sC. 80
TOT oose gag and 6ii0 c0nsequsaos scAicA are Ger
remedies for LJeEtls CozEaiTs 1rs eSy,oSsf - r
oEt Dr. Eatons InfanIiIe CORDIAL, this voB 80
reg 9PDn y psrfecy harmless sra cannot injure The
most depcAte infant Price 25 Full directions
CHURCH 4 DuPOINT,
No 400 Broadway, New.York.
Healthy human Blood upon being Aalvzed sIv,v, n-.
tn. True Standard. AnalVEe IT, RIoO5 ~ Y. eours
fering from Consumption Liver Oopsint DVpensis soI1
anu ~ "a KY "sLaHee certain deficiencies in
are made WE'LL The BLOOD Food is founded upon ans he
ory-hence its astonishing success Tlsresra f s 'Ae
FIVE PREPAIiaTToNS
adapted to the OF the Blood different dseas For
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, or any agsction That
tiOn No. 1, which is also the Tor DDreSsio0F
Spirits, Loss of Appetite. and for an On ronic
biiiIy, and Nervous PrOstratio1, M, 3 foT IiT.
er Com p iaintss No. for DYspeDSia, Rsi10 az
ready prepared for Absorption is taken bV ,d
carried Immediately into the circulation that What YOU %
you retain. Toe No. is for Female IrreRuIaritIes
AysIe1ia, Weaknesses, &c. See special directions
lOus, h idney and bladder Com plainIs take No
In all the directions be strictly followed PTce
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold BY CHURCH DUPONT.
No 400 Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD & Co., st. Louis,
apis Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Municipal Election in savannah.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 1O.-The election for Mayor and
Aldermen has been decided. Charles c. Jones' Esq,
tie candidate for Mayor on the citizens ticket is
elected. Six of the Aldermen on the citizens tick
ct and six on the Democratic ticket, are elected.