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General News Summary.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
An aspiring freshman of Harvard recently
undertook to sport beaver, in fragrant viola
ton of college law. After sundry threats and
demonstrations from the nsulted sophomores,
freshman summoned as an ally his big broth
er, who is a senior. Big brother knocked
down pert sophomore, but in the melee the
hat disappeared. 1t has been cut in pieces,
which are borne as trophies by the victorious
aph'' .,nn, ...r co,vrr
A convention of dentists in the towns and
cities in the Merrimac valeywas held in Low
ell on the both ult., and the Merrimac Valley
Dental Association was organized. Drs. A.
Lawrence and G. A. Gerry, both of Lowell,
were elected respectively to the offices of
president and secretary of the association.
The convention will hold another session in
Lowell, May 9TH, when the following subjects
will be discussed :-''Professional Etiquette"
"Filling Teeth" 'Vulcanite Work." mi
trous Oxyd," "Dental Fees and ''Mechan-
cal Dentistry"
ESSEX COUNTY.
The members of Rev. Mr.. Beecher's
church, in Georgetown, have voted, rs to "a,
to grant his request for dismission, but the
society by large majority refuse to ratify
this action.
Dennis Galavan, an Irishman living in
Lynn, has been committed to Jail in default
OF bonds, for trial for poisoning his wife and
two children with Spanish flies, which he
placed in teapot. Their lives were for
while despared Of but it is now thought they
will recover. Galavan had recently served a
four months term in the house of correction
for beating his wife.
The body of an unknown man whose skull
was badly fractured washed ashore at ms.
wich one day last week, and was deposited in
receiving tomb to avail Identification. 1t
is supposed to be the body of S. w. Gould of
Newburyport, who has been missing for sew
eral days.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
A teanster in New Bedford one day last
week, finding that his horse was unable to
draw heavy load, after applying the whip
until out of breath without avail, deliberately
spit mouthful of tobacco juice in each of the
animals eyes and rubbed it in. The agony of
the poor creature was painful to behold.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
S. d. Shaw of Palmer states that he has
new milch COW which recently made seven
and half pounds of butter in five days. The
COW was fed on grass alone.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
The owners of the Amherst and Palmer
railroad will petition the legislature for leave
to extend the road from Amherst through the
towns of Leverett, Sunderland and Montague
to the Vermont and Massachusetts railroad
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
The thieves at Pittsfield are so bold that
they take whole weeks washing at time,
without any ceremony.
The stable connected with the American
House in Pittsfield was destroyed by fire on
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KENTUCKY.

are as follows
Dist. AANiTf dat
.Lucien Anderson. 6..Green Clay Smith
2..GeOrge Ii Yeaman. 7..BrutusJ CLAY.
3..Henry Order. s.. Nm IL Randall.
4..AarOn Harding 9. WIN IL Wadsworth
5..Robert Mallory. Total, 0.
MISSOURI.
Frank Blair, Jr Total, l.
III Ii Chandler 3BN Kitchen
2..Joseph Segar. Total 8.
l will venture to take the politics of many
of these border state men out of the field of
speculation, at least so far as the organiza-
ton of the house is concerned.
" heHfHcky-LUCIEN ANDERSON Gall hon
or to him!) is an administration man sup to
the hub" He will as thoroughly sustain the
war as SAMUEL CASEY did in the last house.
More, (and more honor to himD he goes for
the destruction of human slavery, not only in
his own noble state, but throughout the re-
public. And ANDERSON will go into caucus.
1t is probable that GEORGE III YEAMAN will
vote for the Administration candidates for the
organization, if he does not go into caucus.
1t is probable that HENRY ORDER will do the
same. This probability could hare been, and
can get be, made q cegtdiaty Kentuckians
who have in the last ten months gone home
ward from Washington, from missions of a
pure patriotism, carrying in their hearts the
DlllerHesS VI disappointment ana the sense OF
INJURY and neglect, where they had right to
expect sympathy and care, as children have
the RIGHT to expect fostering from their pa
rents, Will understand what [ mean OF
HARDING L have not at present sufficient
knowledge to speak. OF ROBERT MALLORY
there is no hope nor present possibility of no.
litical good. GREEN CLAY SMITH stunned
OHIO for BRoUGH. Could anything more he
asked? He will vote for the Administration
candidates on the organization, if he does not
60 into caucus. So will BRUTUs j. CLAY.
So will WILLIAM II. RANDALL. OF Vans
WORTH, like MALLORY, there Is neither hone
nor present possibility Of political good. So
that of six of these Border States men, it
may be said that it is nearly certain that they
will help organize the House in behalf of the
prosecution of the war, and the support of the
Administration.
Of IMSSouri-pOltclans unprincipled in
heart and foes of their country thinly yelled
with patriotism, are taking FRANK BLAIR's
name in vain, and assigning him as a tool to
be used in the next House to embarass the
Government and encourage the rebellion.
His Is the pedigree of political sagacity and
of patriotism. Never will he descend into
that avernus of politics, from which revoca-
ton can difficulty be purchased with ten years
sacrifice OF youth and blood, upon the affairs
that are set up in camps and on battle-felds.
OF Vtfgjaio-L. IL. CHANDLER, like AN
DERsON, of Kentucky, is tor the Administra
ton up to the hub" He is a sound north
ern man, though the crib taken from his side'
by marriage is Of Maryland. JOSEPH SEGAR
is understood to have had his support of the
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Anctr0ns.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ES-
- TATE by License OF Court, will be sold at Public
Ave ion, on the premises, No SO Exchange street. on
TUESDAY, Nov. %, at o'clock Four thousand
Feet Of Land with the buildings thereon, consisting
three Story Brick building aud Barn The building IL
Asuhsiantal one, and finished into rooms, which, by
small outlay be converted into tenements for which
at the present time there Is great demand
For further particulars. inquire of CHARLES BEL
CHER, Guardian of Minor Heirs, or OF
ol3 du3 JAMES II. PIERCE, Executor.
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n FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,
On be Eet.


WO BE LET-For term of years, the
u Valuable Estate, NO l57 Dorchester Avenue, on
the corner of swan street, Boston, for many years
cuped BY j. j.. Pray as Stable and Coach Factory;
very desirable Tor the imposes. for any first
class mechanical business, The premises consist Of
large factory warehouse, stable and she'd occupying
ahout ten thousand feet of land Being centrally siti-
atei, well lighted, and easy OF access hoy particu
larry desirable for coach makers Tor piano makers.
Ample security required.
ALSO. FOR SALE
About 40 Caryall. Chase, and BuggyiBodie various
stages Of painting, Buggy and Chase wheels, Black
smith FOOLS and fixtures; also wood workers benches
lumber. spokes hubs wheels, springs, anyils vices,
1orges, and other coach makers stock tools and fix
lures, desirable for going the business
Also, one new Goddard Pattern shifting Top Buggy,
one now Open Buggy. and several second hand Yei-
Giles. Apply to HENRY G DESNY,
o23 d3t&deop3t AZ Court street, Boston,
no LET-The Second story of the build
n in corner Of Main and Exchange Streets over the
Bay sta Market Inquire of THOMAS GATES, at the
Bay State Market dtf sill
ITO LET-Store No ll9 Main street,
n occupied for three years past by Draper and
Tailor. Rent low, and possession given from date
June !, 1868 dtf ie2
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A. p. WARE & co.


INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
ERALLY, TO THEIR VERY EXTEN-
SIVE LOTIONS OF NEW CLOTH
ING, COMPRISING A GENERA
STOCK OF SEASONABLE GARMENTS
ADAPTED TO THE COMFORT AND
TASTE OF ALL CLASSES OF PUR-
CHAsERs INCLUDING THE MOST
APPROVED NOVELTIES OF THE
SEASON.
THE BOYs' DEPARTMENT Is IN
FULL STOCK AND WILL BE FOUND
worthy OF A CONTINUANCE OF
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN THE CUSTOM DEPARTMEN II
WE HAVE TO OFFER QUITE THE
LA sGEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
STOCK OF OVEKCOA TING AND
GOODS FOR ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
PESIR ABLE GARMENTS EVER AID
SERTIsED AT THIS ESTABLISH.
MENr.
PERSONS IN WANT OF GOODS IN
EIrHEK DEPARTMENT OF OUR
RUgINEsS, ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
V.TEO TO GALL AND FREELY Ex-
ANIME THE SAME.
Ey-aP UIsCHASERS AT WWOLESA LE
WILL DO WELL TO LOOK OVER
OUR STOCK.
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[Correspon .ence of the New York Times
THE NEXT CONGRESS,
Political Complexion of the Next House
OF HRenrpSHnfnffvea


OF Representative.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30, 1S63.-Dividing the
members elect to the next house of repre-
sentatives into those who support the admin
istration in its endeavors to suppress the re-
bellion and those who are opposed to the war
and hinder its prosecution, the roll of the
several delegations may be called thus:
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Clothing.

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTH.
A INC AND FURNISHING GOODS can always be
found at the Harrington Corner ClOthIng
Store.
Also, LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHS FOR CUSTOM
WORK, which will be made up at reasonable prices, and
n satisfactory manner. ID. H. EAMES,
Corner Main and Front Streets,
o26 du Opposite City Hall.
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But there are border state representatives
in the house elect whose votes, from their
consangulnity to slavery, have, in the popu-
lar apprehensions, been assigned to the policy
that opposes the war. These representative
are as follows -
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GENTLEMEN in SEARCH OF A
~ place where they can nave their GARMENTS CUT
AND MADE IN GOOD STYLE AND TASTE, and
where Oh have their orders executed short
notice, VIII do well to reuIeuhcr III Vt thu arFlDg
Corner Clothing store is the PLACE.
u. II. EAMES,
Corner Main and Front Streets,
o26 diff Opposite City Hall.
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DERSONS DESIRING A GOOD GAR
MENT Mt reasonable price, shold visit the
Harrington Corner clothing store, where
Clothing is sold LOWER than at any other place in the
city. H. EAMES.
Corner Main and From Streets,
o26 DIFF Opposite City Hall.
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the night of the 3Oth Nlt. Charles Drews of
South Adams, an intoxicated Englishman,
was burned to death. A. M. Bridges was
very badly burned while endeavorng to save
him.
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IA FARM FOR SALF-PRIcF

Elii Sophisticated In Shrewsbury mile from the
sAtAt&vlage, on the road to Boylson, containing so
acres OF land suitably divided sufficient for the
farm The farm produces about 200 bbls OF Apples
year with $50 young trees just coming into bearing
MIX can he sold If desired. Amy one wishing to pur.
chase viii do well to call and examine the farm.
OILS diw* shrewsbary. Mass.
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on Cedar, Chandler, Austin, Ncwbury, Fruit Ward,
and Taylor Streets. FRANCIS il. DEWEY
mch25 diff ll3 Main street.
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On DWELLING HOUSES <ssA
a.s.i FOR SALE. I,

No 81 Chandler Street
No. Is NewGury Street.
No. 30 NewburY Street, corner Of Austin.
House on east side Sewer Street.
House on Endicott Street
Two Houses on Lagrange Street
AHaRIAE I.OrEa
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MILLS FOR SALE The above propertv owned
BY the Cords Company situated the nepOts of the
Boston ami Worcester and Providence and Worcester
Railroads. in Mlllbury including one MIL with 5Oss
spd on Print Cloths and another with 1864 spindles
on Drilings together wi the necessary buildings
boarding houses and about twenty acres good land Is
now ready for sale and delivery
For particulars, applyt
,,,,,, JOHN y. BACON, Agent, on the premises.
Millhurg Oct. ~. iSB3. nJf
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MAINE.
Ten buildings, including eight stores. in
North Andover village, were destroyed by
fire on the night of the Goth ult. together
with $4,000 worth of wool belonging to Mr..
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-27
Ola Lady,sl AdvIee.

Now, John, listen. to me, I'm, older, than
You ire or couldn't be your mother.
Never do you marry young woman.
John, before you have contriyed to happen
around four or five times before breakfast
EYpps should know how late she lies IN bed
in the morning, You should take notice
whether her complexion Is the same in the
morning as inthe evening, or whether the
wash and towel have robbed her Of, her
evening bloom. You should take care to
surprise her SO that YOU may see her in
her morning dress, and observe how her
hair looks when she is not expecting You.
IF possible You should be where Won can
hear the morning conversation between
her and her mother 1fshe is ill-natared
and spappish to her mother, SO she will
be to yon, depend on it But if you find
her up and aress ed nea in the morning,
with the, same copntenance, the same
smiles, the Same neatly combed hair, the
same ready and pleasant answers TO her
other which charsc terized her deport-
.ment in the evening, and particularly if
she is leuding a hand 70 get tho brea Hfast
ready in good season, she Is prize John,
and thesooncr you secure her 70 yourself
tlie better. - - i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-27
NAIL TRAIN.
Cleveland, Pittsburk andWhsel-
ing Rail Road. aH


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ON AND AFTER MONDAYyAP 2Oih, 1ses, Pas.
" seneer Trains viii leave Bridgeport a. follows
Sundays exoePtsd;l -, 4s.a
1870 A. Il. Aail Train, stogFng q ~ stationa ar
rVes at PittsouFgh 81 SD P. H., aud
CleVela1I a. ESQ +. u.
346 r. n. ExpFs1s Train, stopping At all stations
aSSfVes at RittsbuFgh Ht sos P. u.
1910 P ~ ETPTs.S T9 STiTss g P5t IN si
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland 81 sap A. u. and goo P n, Ar.
rive ct Bridgeport ct $40 2. ~. sod 5:25 A. u.
1910 P. h., arrive At Bridgeport At k:lO A b., zoos
A. N. and ass P. ~
Connections are made a. Follows
At Pittsburgh with PennsylVaniA r. L. fog Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington. Phila-
delPhis, New York aud Boston
Cleveland with Cleveland TOled r. X. fOT San
duaky, Toledo petruit, Chicago and
all points In the N0RTH WEST. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the Noah WEsT. with
Cleveland Erie B. r. for Rrie, Dun
kirk Buffalo aud Niagara RAlls. With
Cleveland Columbus 8 Cineinna4i for
oIestline, Delaware Columbus and
At Hud.On with the C.z. so. R.R. for ouyAhoga
Falls, Akron, Millsraburgh and Woes
Al Alliance with P. IT. W O. R.R. for Canton,
MassilloB, Wooster, Salem, BnOu, Co
f.. lumbus and Chicago.
At SteubeuVille with P. G. @. Line and BEL1kfR
With @. o. Q. R.HtiorZ a1e5Vflle, New
ark, Columbus, xenla, Dayton, Indi-
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, louisville,
st. Louis, So. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets 70 Pittsburgh and return g 90.
Fare always - low, and time much quicker than
any other route
Through Tickets 70 ali points In the West, North
and East can be procured At the once under the
McLuTe House, Wheeling Va or with Ticket
Agent 1t Bridgeport Station
freight contracts will be made at lowest rates 20
any point accessible by this road and ifs Connections
m asst md fb-VH 81
under M'Lure House, or with IT. Agent az Bridge.
port Station. WIN. D. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
i' D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President.
R MYERS, Gent Ticket AG't. febe