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TIE Psaasylvania DlsetSsn.
ALL xW RBTURMs RzCnIvsD BUT NOT COUNT

EAs Psaasylvania DlsetSsn.
ALL xM RBTURMs RsCurvsD But NOT ooUNvW.
HAaHxsUno. Pa, Oct. -, 1854
yns oncia vote u tAe State b ai In, but ID - bs
rooted. We hops 10 be able - announce ths result
Monday. The oommimionsrs 70 receive the army vote
assembled here day receive the insr0s
ons and dosuments previous their departure for the
array The arrangements of such nature that u =
believed they viii insure the reosptioa Of The vote
every Peansyivana soldier in the service.
The Harie IN Rallroad Accident.
C0NrIEU ATOM or THg 0ORosEa's rsQUK5r-r1SrEs
TINoNY or A. O. RERvEs, or PHILADELPHIA
SHOWING rHK QUALITY or rHH DEYECTIvE RAIL.
The inquess Int tho Of the recent accident %
tho Harlem Railroad continued yesterday afterneos
by Coroner Ranney.
Samuel G. Resvos, Of Philadelphia, Vice President q
the Phoenix Irsa Works. who has the trade nearly
all his lfe testified that lately his company have fur
nished very little 70 tho Harlem Ra,road thai ~
broken rail was not furnished BY his ccmpsnyt
that there was . defact probably IN the
rail, which was owing to carelessness In the
whle this defect might not no noticeable
20 the naked eve, hen tho rail WAS made the dese
two part should have been cut or In tho MANUFACTURES
the broken rail is English iron but not so good as te
hbros iron Of Panrsylyantn; tho broken ran va
80 strong Immediately before the accident ~ whom
made The raIi gradually grew weaker ~ constsn9
use there In no known mode ct testing ra the rsH
was probably broken by the forward moon OF the ans
though II may nave caused by the lateral moti0a
great speed the strain Iateray and forward
the strains caused by tho forward and lateral mot0us
united by th0 great speed OF train Wouo -
danger o break In tho rail- two locomotives
increase the tine rails and the dangor but no.
il the two locomotives wers so far distant from ssss
other be the Same ratl together.
The inquest adjourned for ortn,xat sfter the -
amiuatlon Of this witDess
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

The Rebels Euns:inn Trains to Corinth,
MisStssfrp1, anu Leyohd-A Rev Lane
OF Supplies For EOpst.
Ti'roE tho Richmond IisEach.l
Trains now run rcgu ary tho Mobi'e and Ohio
Railroad TO COrinth, says the MOntsom Huti. The
Memphis and Charleston road irfni med IL used
for distance Of nearly h.ty mites IL tue drec.ioa Of
Chattanooga. The whole codntry Is 4 ee enemy
This is The line Of supplies by which Fccst has
to.cre supplied his troops end in all probability the
Hood will pencirote into tennessee or
North Alabama.-ED UtRhLDl
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

IDUIATRY IN gHE UNITED STATHs.
10 is said thai In the United States hty thou
hoatbcns. i6o goos e worshiprei IN two hesthen
stmpcs In San FGaaeinG0. Tie Bapt SIS have erected
chapes 10 both Son Francisco ana secranento and me
of those converted have already commenced preaching
The Presby tersns have American customary aud
Ch,uese helpers The chinese large colonies Hcas-
.cret ali California snd the WORK OF their evange
n ION Is en- Inviting one Lo Chrstlars Of every seot
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We adv 60 a our siy FIRE in want OF IN. FIrs % ~
no tie oytrnsye assortment to be seen AZ BUkKEA
2O dwAy sou.bpasL corner Fror street, Hn impor0
his atocr which enables him TO N
sell ms CON pat.ors.
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.slae Gold watch Chatns-Sew Paes
two three hundred to thousand dolau1
each. Ycr sse by y. 9. ALLEN ~ H-osd~a7 docs
bel Canal street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

Eatchelor's Hair Dyc-sh hc Best I'm the
World reia bc The only perfeSe
dye Sold By ali drugsists Factory III Barclay street
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

E. mcrdes, Gsb Bvoadway.-Mendess
CHOCOLATE special article In this branch, IL cste.
bratsd Tor its bor' and nourishing qualtieA fh4
superiority Of his tHoUOLArs B0NBossis well reputs4
for taste and flavor.
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FOR the Hair ma sksa--Bsrry's Trs-.
copherous The best and article. Sold By
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T,r otlnsfgot 4 : .t 0t,N HtSHl4 .ag ,ei og...s
J,s i,ncs n.s report bots sperm 70 msn"scs'es'
~. oak milwpcd, Hadsoo B,y. rs Ncvia Td
pHv a a loo ibis. spsrm.
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OGcers

The following the sunday school statistics OF the
Methodist Episcopal church OF California and Nevada
Tcrritrry
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G~rsicmsn's seavx Pins. Two. Three
Four Five sir Eight Ten Fifteen Fifty Dollars
For by o. q. ALLEN, ais Broadway, ono door below
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A Rebel View OF the Late Election I'm

ICFFespondehce Of Tho KichnOnd FnquIrerI
kxtrects that have recently appeared our parers
from Northern dies declare that Maryland has voted h
Os FREQ cOnstitution and they give what turp0r ~
be the register OF the votcg from them na ta
ontlre vote foil ws:l1 $40 aga nst ths
Dopatitution enc ~ ls6 IN tavo- it-nteAInE Ma
(evty or the hc1le vote ecAlDst u of ib5t but me
spldieTr' voe lwneh, a teerE unanimously
euS ul k,cAad lisa hscta. aai gave tne gross
ssjor,y fof sts sdnrt0I oe $40 k0w detre al at-
esoton 10 brdf statement ~ tGts 70 avoid III harsh
fsAsmenis sha asasT 1a - WllaE g mass against my
naats
BY adding tos sewers, agHes sbovs, \ wju bs ssen
shx ths shcs vOo acia3 "a ta,e ssc ~ large, Tor ant
axauat the c6Hcillacn iaeuaNg t2s epftsr vote was
Aniy 13,kT9. Tbs yot1 Il tsa ~nue sfste q u0re
tAsn 5000 ,otes ess hea the CITY h1werc TED ~
Nhs fsii a. 1909 wbie tAs ial i.at aelgu S,i "
tAAl Asaio. gre ictSi .p;o ot So .itr ---t Nns.
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coNGnEo AII0aAl n " o0NNEoricu


The number OF Congregational cnuTcnes IN Connecticut
is hundred and egn.y.iorI al! tho aggregate OF
member Is ory.nve Thousand sA plred aud fourteen,
about ror the loration 7hc.e are hao Sun.
drcd aai sky scycn pastr ii other stated preachers
and nne hundred and six ministers without charse AZ
showing the regard paid TO inlant bapsm, IL appears
thrse members have NOT bad an In ant baptzed
a Sss ag0,lsg cg;sn '5Ss X 5Ss asss nav: A.:
chuiches averaging ons hundred and three members,
have baptized. on an average one child year, and 30
ehurchos averaged e~eivo. thirteen fourteen in
fsut baptsms yearly but With the remainder the mum
Der nmoun,s only tc mere "sprinkipg"
INCREASE oy ouAxgrs Ix GRGAr BRITAIN.
70, thJ, ars, t,mc IN several years the Society O,
Fr,erds report positive Increase OF numbers and an
crenred interest among tbs younger members In aycr OF
their WORSHIP. Last ysAr sxiy one persons joined Oh
sspcuvjucepspt An iooreafs OF missionary spirit is
rso eyhbed. not 10 the way rroecyti but By
thai the recent ,hanees 4 tho habits OF s5ciey the
cause OF recovery ef Their former growthhe rgor
IDEAS Ir lscc 20 1855 upwards OF four thousand per.
Sons have been dsowrcd by the Friends OF the rued
kosdom for marrying contrary 70 their laws
rak lArx cArpIrAG EgDiNf-cuRrous POST SoeTKx
ANCIpENr.
remarkable story comes from viterbo, Italy about
the late Cardinal Bedini, who, IL viii recolected
,,iogtrsIon u appears that his body My in state
church ercieed 10 triple coffin, whom suddenly
n .splcsinu war heard AZ u from hts colin, and the
.0ra 4s f,-ci'iy eloctel, ps bier and tho lighted
- dies aodro ], po.ns -ver,-~red Toe few veople 10
nc eparsn foJ Ia dsinay rhr poic, tu-,,ussd Tue
sfsn 70 tte picrcn OF boob whi hsa been plscea
pnaer ,e co.u ana scmenstey afrestsa seyrvai siii
yeas sgsreGgcd o. hDtfeiisfD
ttNs 0s TBr NrssioSaNT sHts JcHt vrLfriw
40 EnFish ptpor ssatss
litter In tho leees Il nejaad) Rsssert 80 ,esu
thh1 lha raraof 81 too l0rsy abp John Witms
now lers0ma,ei tcegran lrou A. GeotGo A. l5oye
ysscs- issud latitude 10 ~ anR,uae ~, las -. out
l no lvcs have bee. l0st. Captain NNNN2, no COM.
! r.aior, e a,s 0. lis way boms asseugcr - tnr
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A Esttle rrctligy.-Tne Beaus3fot heW
TEN dollar patcnt SEWING MACHiNB,a perfect gem
working ike charm indsrenssbc 10 ever, family drcss
ma.pr srsr,stress &c. For s9le at M~iNTOsHS CiosB
store 49z broadway, " where the nl,le wonae, may -
IN OpsrAiion y. u hiIuTN
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Lsnu ~ .rrir.io, mt. who we Know 10 % fst
CAl ~, Wasss u, y. sfHfsos y 20. ~ Cccar N-eN
~. VoTk Th-ir sdvertiscaess co" a seen N Ansssss
rolLn
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The New York herald., 1864-10-30

At the Fair Sg the greens County New
Ysrk agricultural Society recent held al Jamnca thrcs
nrst mi " awarded TO the GROVER BAkE1
SEWING MACHINE CONrANi vfE.--For the beat family
machine the bes manufacturing usohine. snd the be0
ms .
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An Adm frn bile CoEuudrum. .-h~w Mon
dislike perfumes hut fsr ay want 10 hnd the way
to esmen, PUABoN'S MONT BLDOhIs0 C9-
RaUs lac fascinating and bcwit-hing odor in sha
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Correspondence .. the chirssp Times.

isDiANArOiia, OCT. 13, 1861.
The military covmfti0n Tor tba tri, os ieircu, Hor
rev, Hun phrcys Hiigan and loeles convened again
to-day Gao Testimony OF the granG secretary ~ the
Sors fJoerty Aorfigca brnugnt 10 conclufion.
lie knew nothing coaiy ~ the proposed srming ~ the
order. be know netting or their drhling cxcept what
he mad blic prlnts NJ srs ielren, Mill.
gan B0wiss ard humphreys had been chosen major
generals the order but to witness knowledge had
accepted; In sct Hower had declined unless there
were cor tsD changes 10 the military bill podd had O
ton Camp Douglas and Rock Island This was schono
Of Dodd's own, and neither IeIrcn, hliesn nor hum
pareys present nj any meeting al which u WA pro-
,fcnd
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LsDerty.

CNCfSNAr, Oct. 20, 1864.
J. Bingham tho editor y the indianapolis Sea''nef,
led 400 military commission ot Indianapolis
yestedsy 10 tho case OF Odd and Others confirming
the testimony others regard 20 tao treasouabis pur
poses !. the 't-ons OF Libotty."
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

usg nest Pr~mtuna Lo~s~ sttsch gewfu0
Machines wHEErpi. :. wtLSoN 62S grosdway.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

Eurs Ure Kon.-use Overton's Pnims-
mic Rs,ssr, the Great Cough Remedy. Cu'es ceuxs3
s,.ds Ashma Bronchi tis ana Consumption SOFA " .
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

Not voting Observation-Disclosures 60 373
inns shows that there 10 Maryland &C 900 voters
who refused to recognzs he Legality or the onven.
tio aad only 81 900 acknowled ed It's eailty 0t
tins latter number 1880 voted against the OF the
Convention. There therefore 1B 1903 In Mary
land opposed TO Lincoln and his free negro constitution
ms s more eboour aging 10 Of Maryland than
zen army OF banners" IL proves NEST unmisake eaby
that tue great mass OF her people. oppressed
BY tyranny, and held down bv bayone,s. have
neither been conquered corrupted by the
ism at Washington. Let her n acy
tate the noble example OF their home
and the persuading eloquence OF hungry lawyers,
shoulder their muskets and lph for Maryisnd On thc
oatte hed and ntt in the civil courts lie tte hopes OF
Maryland and those ~ her who tho war;
turn homo with discharges by haheas corpus bGd
he sleeping u0dcr the OF 0d V,rgina than meet ha
condemn!ng 70 ks friends they deserted by abandoning
the C0nederut army.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

From tho Eichmoud why. Oct 28.l
The Mobile 7yrJnne. received this ,no-aag ting
OF interest from bsiow. cxcap' what IL the form OF
runor II ig said that the Van9oe cot has rgey
increased.
Persons from the other side OF tho bay that there
Is large number YANKEES soldiers at Iensacol,.
Rumor makes IL six thousand
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

Good Eye VII sm 8 son-A FlMa ApPIe.
ciatx1n Os sSrnTg.
from the Charlottesville ChrnDicie
We suspect that Gen. Bragg is going to Wilmington
Coca bye, Wilmington
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

wps betwesn seventy and eighty Thousand. mis- State
meat Is argument enough 70 SHOW hoW she free conssu
t'on Was adopted So far from these eighty thousano
voters being FREQ constitution the last BODY snas
represented he. tho Legislature of 1S606l passed oy
most decided vote. law, forever forbdding the own
OF slaves from maoumtinG them either by deed os
will believe state or the confedesacy certainly no
border STATE has gone thus far.
derive some encouraged from this recent vote.
Il shows that great body Of he good old state
TO her faith and ancient policy, even under
on bor torrtt0ry And il further shows that tbe whole
soldiers vote land il prcsumaoe they all voted counts
up only two thousand four hundred and sixty three
Mary landors In against the coEfecerscy.
Let these facts appeal additional incentive to her
rel ueee sons buckle their
and try Of their good old mother. Maryland
Ia mot yet lost. ID.
OCr -, 1864
Tho fact stated by correspondent becomes more
apparent and significant by comparison with the follow
ing figures taken from the PRESIDENTIAL election returns
for Maryland In lSG0:--
For Lincoln ........... z2ol
For noupias 4 Q6R
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
The Peace Movement I'm AI1bnma . Ac :
ton of the gfsInture.

NEW L1Ws II ALABAdA.
Aiabsma will be decidedly unsafe State for law
breakers reside in Among the passed the
session Ala sbana Legislature which makes
the or OF stealing, horse stealing burglary
robbery and punishable with ueath by hang
Ing without discretion Of tho jury. Aaosr to yY.iia
By imprisonment he peHsrdry, for r1 no. s1ctci
sn1 Jus years. any npfessinp officer ,0ho rio ates ne
Fresnsnt laD amp shape or iorm in the eret,on,
pretendsd erecution, Of the same.
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'offs nb9 AZ 20 4P99en Affp4ste.1
kAnsSx RaAu1g,c Ill, Feb. ] I.

(Coneppe9Aepss AZ H. Salon Adspests.)r
ksHsex PAAWag, IL, Feb. ] Ia,
Mr.. BeldsRs =, raaRaete Ryea farmes iy-,
ing about hHp lmi]as 1e9Qth ,pf this pEsi-
sis, c.hsrse C3eAepdsl at hes olheE, day in
bic wskep, aceoppsqied bY,his lktla hoy.
be sthPPsd- q aAa -Aoaaa- of-M1k1isI
Cbeely, !, II 1Hed6r 4l1i1thd0A
A. the EaAeihe. WA hailed uhy QneJpel,
Moore, lctsSkon. he hx(s M ~ kqp lo, ip,. q
With b}isgsA I,eesr io9sf. ! M.sK eIasp.
denied hless Xhen, Moore, called hin ,Eith
an OATH . le. and aid be bad been mex
ING seCeah speeChea,. To this Mr.. Bel
den repllad that. 10 EAs - ge0d,A ftiesd
to bis cers@sv- o any -naa, asd -i6st any
one accupaMG AVN eiagl XSlAQ -
= foul aAsalmnsaietslE ssd4 without
further tnrdA AsarAArsaiha sAseAs'
ct pisj olaaaa6rsdLss ThAbnlLtsAksaisI
feet in tAslpA ssds asss,s hesai and
lodged agsiaata16 lspiua. iaa iesicAiA
wound vhiah n dee,Qs osllsdjAshiakA
mast bs-faeslls'Ascss iss lseamsdanol-
der whoshas ns.sn iste .andis ahostras
or 10 yesrs Old. \ Is: dificsit 70 .eeeest
for this attssk- aaiess " was- Aag dasd
to it BY GONE stsy It home coward OF the
higher llworsersi Tbespsr,'ss I'd nsv'-
er met bstors and we're perfect strangers
to achiosbsr. sse1g s'es1 ah-'uaai 9 u sasszof
There-His reason TO sbslieve thst the
youth MOUfe was prompted TO shis osiase,
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den buths ps1pafsdl hiaself lvish pis-
toI on puposefgNMit- tims = foye,c sf.
ter committssg dis SASsceasd Pfebstly
coming 10 . sessS Of bis orims, prompt.
" fled and hAs not beeu tHkein., .fgtn'll8ei
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-11

WECAN but think the proposed tax on
tobacco is very unwise. One great difficulty
incur way now is the extraordinary out
flow Of gold from our country As this Is
absolutely necessary to pay the interest on
the public debt, means should be taken to
retain il as much as possible in the country.
How is this to be done Not by exporting
breadstuffs, for we have not more than
enough to supply our own wants. Besides,
our grains have been exchanged, not sold
to foreigners.
With tobacco, however, it is different
Like cotton, tobacco has commanded de-
Gded value, for the same reason that there
is no matte that can compete with US. But
IF we tax the tobacco in such manner that
it becomes Improbable to the producer,
We drive away the means of getting the
precious metals in exchange The supply
it brings in is inadequate, but every drop
in the present state of our finances, counts
up seriously. ~
While our currency is driving the gold
and silver from the country, it does look
like the hight of absu.dity for US to legis-
late in such manner as to prevent our pro-
duce from having its natural effect ofbripg
ing some of it back. The profoundest care
SHOULD be taken in this matter; for, unless
We are mistaken, the shouldering of the
public debt will be heavier burthen than
even the rebellion itself.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-11

Maj. John DowniDg's commonly known
as Jack Downing) opinion about the rebel
lion is pithy and just The Major says:
"The South seems to be good deal like
old Sam Odum, up in Maine, when he
thought the devil was afer him. One night
he got to dreaming, and jumped OUT Of bed
in his shirt, AID ran Tx" all possessed down
the street. About half dozen neighbors
chased him until he ran up tree, out of
which they couldn't get him anyhow. He
kept a screaming 'the devils were after me-
and would fife like tiger if any one tried
to get at him. Finally, old Deacon Pea,
body cum along, and says he, Sam thinks
that You fellers are the devils that are GO
in to ruin him; you jist so away and let
him alone. and Sam will be hum and in bed
afore morning They tuck his advice, and
sure enough so it was. Jack says it is his
rite down solemn opinion that if these ere
Abolishun Cabynet were to stop trying to
catch the South, she ,coutd ehum an in the
Union bed gtore mOrnin'."
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-11
Sale of Valuable Real
Estate on Market Square in
the CITY of Wheelin q.

DY vi.tue of deed of trust dated the 18th day of
ID December, $780, made by Jefferson L. Sangston to
Edward H. Fitzhugh Trustee, which said deed is
now of record in the office of the Recorder for Ohio
county in deed book 10 foos Isl and 1872. Also, by
virtue order of the Circuit Court for Ohio county
made on the 4th day Of January, 1864, whereby the
undersigned appointed Trustee in the said deed of
trust in place Of the said Edward II. Fitzhugh the
dersigned will said trustee proceed to sell at public
auction at the front door of the Court House in said
county on Monday the Sth day of February 1854 the
following described property, TO Wit Parts of lots No
III and 81 situate at the corner of Market Square and
Market alley in the city of Wheeling and State of
West Virginia. and fronting 20 feet inches on Mar
ket Space, or Square and running back westwardly
the width to the depth Of ninetyfour feet and
situate north of said alley and west Of Market Space
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Terms Of SALE ten per cent cash. and for the balance
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months the pur-
chaser giving bond with good security, or all cash if
purchaser prefers. ALOHLO LoklNd,
ian9L30d Trustee.