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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
$25 DOLLARS REW lRD

will be p,id for the recovery Of ~
the Coli described aud the ar EFfESId
res, of he ihicf--cr ten dol- XII
lars will be pAjG for the colt. " -
The missing anim,l is a Bay Filly-twO
aud half years old well grown aad 10
good ofder-scar on ono Of her hips aud
a slight swelling on bridge of tho nose.
Sho can be rotrned 10 Mcssrs. Garoer &
Carper ter Al Chapiico Of to ny farm above
Clbpiieo.
JOHN A. BARBER.
S.pt 6. 1863.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
SHOE MANUFACTORY

ID ENJAMlN r. LEIGH & CO., hasirs
hb established tlleniwyeaai the ..tA "
the Factory district. ala sngssasu 10 'hs msh.
.s.sn t(,stnre 81 bOOTiS 80
anil sIJoES, hee aA
EA Iraye 10 inform tleir fIlcnls and
49, ~. 1ublie that they have recently
retus,Scd from baltimore with full and
tdfeluIy; selected assortment oflealher, and
are INV prepared 10 execute all work in thei-
line Ia tho best ami latest styles oi workman
shipa 4 with Dispatch. THY respectfully
solicit Share 81 public favor.
Aug. 2 leG0--ai1.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
.vouoR or nplDE9o.

HN application u Jn5A Maqrulcr. al.
~ miuis,FaloF 0l Jainel Leasou. la,e Il
saint Mays county dssesseI, !, j. orietud
~ The C,,uri, that lie sals adn,ipIstra,,r no.
gfy ,ho crelitoaoftba SAL deceased :. Sic
their claims agSins ssit 'iaesared n tbs oAiee
u thr Rs1ider az Wills 81 Saint Afafy's
county oa " bcfse The if,t day of Oct,
1861 CT disdcud, and shn this order b.
putiiaiod Gree q week IL eAcl. week until the
,aiI 1917, dsy Of 0ut nexi.
Ieti,
JAMES I. n. RAtry.
Retiirr n wills
~ 81 Assys c5anty.
Avg le,h. isgr It'd
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
INSlLVENF NOTICE.
petirian for In lhg Circuit Capri
Insolvency. fg 81 hary's vounly.


Insolvency. fT 81 Mary's counly.
my virtue 81 authority yssiel IN nc. ~
Ia Clerk ol thu Circuit Court fr saint Ma
ry's e,inty. by ,ho ''tnir u Public dcntyal
faws" Of this state. il " hereby ardcrcd tia,
J Felix Morgan, an lns0lyen' Petitioner, b.
aud APP car bolore ibe said court nn the third
Munda, ul November next, to nnswer hneh in.
iorfoaatoTics or allegations ap hi7 crelltun. en-
dugsers, or securities mag aliege or ptppuee
against him, aud that ssh iasoIyeni ranss q
copy of this notice q bo puhl.ahel W she
Saint Mar,s GAZETTE, once . week for tlaFee
nlputsls. previous = said third Monday o.
November next.
JNo. A. CAVALIER. Cl'k.
True copy--Tesl
,fNo. a. CAVALIER, Crk.
July ., isG6-alp.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
I40 acres,

and is without housfs
There may be difference ofs fsw sere'
ia the several lots. but accurate plate will
be ready before Tbs DAY u sale.
These lands Tic so the Wicomleo river
and each lot has about The sape water
front. They are 10 hish stare a' cult.
yation, hsye sil been thoroughly h'n~o
and ara equal 10 soy lands in lover Mary
land
The anost oysters abound in The fiva'
aud creeks bounding this laa4. eod lol
No 4 has an iuexhauliiblg she'll and srasel
bank si,sched.
The location is entirely hcn thy snd tho
neichborhood agreeable. Such lsnd Is
rarely of red 10 this market. purchasers
are invited 70 cx,miue the premises, aad
ulats II The different loil wiil b. shown e5
il W Thomas. Esqr
Tcrms oi Salo. one. thirA cash, aud The
tslanse ia orc anl tao yehfs wilh inirresi,
The credit payments 20 be secaree ~ the
Satisfaction ol the Trustee
+ STONE.
fg..rfs.a
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young 10 " sud gentleman in the
United States can hear spmsll,ing very mrct
70 their ADVANTAGE BY rsiuru msil free ol
chargp,l by addressing the Undersigned -
Thlse having fears 81 being hamLngged wifi
1hligc by not noticing this card. All oiLers
pill please address tllor obeiienI servant,
Tiitls. 4. CHAPMAN,
ssi Broadway, .NsgtY York :
Feb. 9th. iscGT-iyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
NOTICE Of DIvlpGN1.


I'M ppp'isaiiau II W,iiiam Scott Adm lara
~ tif ~ WtiiiamaiN larf5N-As. iais o
Sl Mery 'arspnly dsscs isd, ii is oaderfd BY ~
Csuri fhai ths stil Adminieun;sf nottfy lA,
creditors II sac saii dssssasJ ig Gle ghsi ELAINE
sri.irn said dncssBai 10 tie oiisS " ise sStsls
lcf q WlI.s fJv sran MAfy'a county o0 81 te
fore shs i3,h Day of ssps,. 1856, fr drt5eud
and ,hsg lhts oflef bs rsliishfd ol,ts wfsk 10
s1eA week anssl ,as ls,h day ofSspt., neSl.
Test,
JAMES TN. RALET.
Register n Wdls
fog ST. Mary - county.
Mav Al tHgr-ta
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
sOluabls i1atiht Iuauu

00n LBS. SOLUBLE PACIFIC on.
GUO AE0 contaips 70 bs. animal asns.
ier yielding to 9 IbH. cmmoafa.
Also 30 tpe 20 lbs. eaygay byne phospksfs
# hrle, 90 lbs. Of which are sol1bls D etosehafe
Il combines al; the advantages Il TIE beN
brrnds gf Super Phosphate, with thoss Of Ps-
rnvlan Guanu.
By resson n N greater eDncesfvafioa, ws
recommend 90 per Ct. les hy weight Z, ~
u'cd per- ARE, than OF any Fertilizer coHinR
The same per ton AMI no more per acre than
n those selling At 20 per c. mere per ton
llanee hsecwtomy.
This puauc weighs C6 us. per bu.hel, heneo
n applying L farmers must 70 guvernef W
weight and not by bulk. fur il il nneh light.
e ti'sn the Sngef PhOsshatsa. 1bay eargu
duly bssptctsd.
JOHS 3. REESr q CO.,
GksgAA1 AaEsrs ron rwe S0uTs,.
II S0iai S9ssf Aal6mve
Easeh III lsCC--sfo.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
CHEAP GOODS.

NJ CONRAD takea pleasure in Announcing
IN. 70 ti.s citizens II ST Maryss eoan that
he hsa just returned frV'n Baltimore with well.
selected stock of SPRING and SUMaEk
GOODS, 70 wbieh be woilll most respectfully
call ihe attention ~ those 10 want Of good and
cteA Goods. His stock embraces elnsss ev-
rry article found IN county vlilsge store
ils stock Of SHOES, BOOTS and HATS
~ sesy Iarge and be ean offer great hafg,iaa 20
those IN want.
IN the DRY GOODS Line, he oIers gods
~ all kinds nj greatly reduced pFlera--cA a LIE
GOES from ~ ~, is " - cents per yard.
DRESS Goods be oilers aanstally low.
Brown and bieachel MUSLfNS be oEefs
from ~ % 81 i-a cents PeF yard,
EaiES--ks oilers bro SUGAR from
~ 10. IS 10 Is cents pee h.--.C0rFEE from
NJ % ~ l.2 eenIs per b, and other goods Ia
praport,aH. IN Ahan, he eifees all kinds II
goods n low prices Cali then IL you wah
BARGAINS. rLsMs Casa.
lie offers also large lot II econd-hand Cove
eynmeut GEAR tpr sols--sT a sest
Remember, Il you Mans BARGAINS. to call
~ the tli stand.
N. CONRAD.
AGENT.
Thoge indebted ace requested 10 pay their ne.
cruuA, aHd in further crtditirg, except on ape.
slsl contract and nerecaent N c..
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
The Great Bone Fertilizer.
Bmghs Rac Bono Phosphate,
Containing 50 per cent. Phos.
plate o. Llmc and a.oS per cent
Ammonia.

fFlHE rHosTHATE uF 1--WE contGned
10 illls article. being oh.snsI exclusive
Is fnIm haw Bepca, and ifde Bril- 0aaaa,
iheyo + uo portion cs itiaoperail,e, as in hs
case u Super Phophaies masle from Mineral
aaAns. bc: beng entirely soluble 10 tbs
aoil, eouiiaaes 70 oimpart is isrtilxng quail.
iiss 20 tie crops tur years
rlo remarkable suceoA Which, has attend.
81 H. aSe Tor several yeass past "a a sufficient
gnH'Snlee 70 induce ,hoae Who have not lfiei
i, u dos.
TRY fI TIE c0.VLNYi SEAsO.N o.
Jour various ss3lr. ssd ysu w.l then hv
Convinced.
GEORGE prGpAl.r,
Msn iiarruref's Asent.
No. lo6 Sniih's Wharf,
Idtia.oTc. Mary Land.
August -. isC5.-3r.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman whn suffered Tor years iron,
Nervous Debility, Prefnstnre Decay. and alI
The effects Of youthful iniiscFction, will, for
tns sake uf suffering humanity, schd FREQ 10 ali
who need il, tlss recipe and directors lvr max.
ing the simple remedy b. which he was cur.
Cd. Sufferers wisliingt 70 profit BY the adycf-
tlwrh experience, can DO N by addressing
JOHN 3. oGDEv,
No. is Shszbers g., New York
Feb. s;h, 1856 -iyr
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
CHEAP
CHEAP!
GOODS!

ES VILE has just returned from
~ q NEW YORK with heavy a..
sortlneut Of the CHEAPEST GOOnS
eyer offered ia this Market, consisting. in
part, Q. cyery variety &c LADIES' aud
GbNTLEMGN'S WEAR. &C., which No
pledges himself 70 sell at Baltimore eash
prices Tie may y. found f1r the prescnt
At the Hotel of Mr. JV. Fenwick Leon
ardiowu ard al orders ltet With Mr. Fen-
wick during his sbsence VIII BE- promptly
alteuded le.
Feb 22ud, lsf6--if.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
Professional Notice.

1itiE ubiersirne3, A Astomsys at Law Aad
4 Saarllntr n shanssry, have. ssTis Srd dag
nf joly, 1856, formsa sopaFtne' slip 70 ths
pracslee ~ ihesr pfsie-eion, unaer he name
aai sfyls Of eonss 4 Deans. They will rracA
re IN The County IT Saint Mary and the nd-
oining Count %, and tn he Court os Appaais.
Eapee,al attention w,ll be raid 70 the collscsioa
of cianis sgzinas ss1ivdaals, the State, % ihs
aeveFHpsnt.
ftrirssiifsF F.EFH. EtsE T=fsiFssss Als4F=ss
Cofnltn & Downs. f.eDnardl6wn. T.. o., a..
Mai's cesnGy. Maryland.
ROBERT G. COMES,
JAS. 8. DOWNS
Jpjy s. lsGG-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
COMPENSATION
10 the O'0aers Of Siaocs
Enlisted in the u. 5. Service.

will give my personal attention 70 The
a. prosecution and collection of claim,
against The y > Government for slaves en-
listed in the Z s. service.
Clainis !or Boautes aad rensioaa adiistol
aud Collected.
Clai.nauts whose papers iplii.-nlAy fas,
assnrcd that their claims Will be pEessAtel
and paid among the hrsi
Jos. q. KEY.
Lceaad.twn,
sii
Aug 10, iOse--t oct let.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13

No il.-Join, resolution ab'lishing
-. ~ s;,,h !, ctlou Of the eighth Article Of the
Constitution. -, h,..n,IJ, n
atarsiard. (,srcv dfths Of ihe m9nssr. S,,''.'
H. Constiiu,ioo oe, aud is hereby, amen
,,sS 1 Sv ! riking out the sixth section oi
srticie eigh h. % ,ees
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
JAMES S. f,0NTss
ATToRNEY ArLAw,

keoaarl rSsp,. M.
RAflLI. give paSii:ulsr attention Il The par.
w chase Oii Bsais u real estate IL 3aint Ma.
ry's and sli- ndoinns coauties. Also, VAL az.
tend TO ;I,e collection ~ ssoserAmeat ard othel
elsn,s.
Ire h'st 9frefsrsncAs sl,sa 1hsn required
AagaE, llsh l96i--.l
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
20. Partnership Naice.


N1 UTICE or DISSOLUTION.
lS The Partnership n TREcO q
MOR0AS Is this dsy DISSOLVED ~
mutual ronseut
JAMES s MORGAN il sushorizsd
sud em.owefed 10 collect all claims and
accouais die the Erm. and the CREDITORS
the hsm aio respectfully requested t0pFsx-
ent their clsiGs to JAMES 8 MORGAN
f'r payment 10 whom the ssssts II the fsrm
have hesn tfsusfefred, 10 cnsbIc him 10
pay al the creditors of tho arm Of Tfeao.
Morgan 4 Go and Trego \ Morgan.
A. Tlak1O.
~ 8. MORGAN.
Ballinofe, March 1st. 1865.
E 8. MORGAN HAVING BOUGHT
% OUT THE Interest If Trsge. Morgan
& To-. will cnntinne The BUSINESS At
No. i4e WEST PRATT STREET, %.
popitc the Msltby Hoass. With grasefa
thanks 10 his friends sud the public for
their patronage and confidence, Be respect.
fally asks con,inuance Of their kind-
ness. lie earnestly requests that OH pcg.
sons indebted 10 the old 6fma n TreEo &
Morgan. End Trcg0. Morgan q Co., ssaks
immediate. payment 10 hin, u his nfics.
No, 40 WEST PRATT STREET.
Respectfully.
SMoRGAN & co
Match o0,b. is6e--ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
NEW a. n BOUNFzEsS.
ISCREASEB PENSIONS,

UEisr recent Act of Congress. Sol,liors nf
1901, AID 8 ere. 20 certain easc.. entitled
t. an a3dit'aaai B9aalg from the q. ).
Soldiers Wlto wefe Disabled n lnn late
Wat by the loss Of eyotighi. arm. leg. .ec.
&r.. arc cat.tlel TO an Iacreis. 81 psasioa
u S25. SO aud si5 WIDaws sad Oa,
pHANs ago aao entitled to iNCREASE %
PENSION under latu Act.
Persons writing lur iniorml.ian vii please
state the Name oi Tie Soldier, his Company
aud Regiment, wlth tl,e date VI enlistment
anil discharge Or dellh; also. hiw much
Bounty 81 Pension received. and II tho Sol.
diog is ,ieat give the name Or names OF tho
ieatest 0t kin.
Address, teuelosing Postage Stamp sl
febyl
WIN. b. HlLL.
ATruRsgl Al LAW,
70 ~ Foysiie Street, Bai'iaore. I'D.
Avg. Q. 1866 ~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
Experiment on Wheat. along
side OF Peruvian Gnano, and
two Popular Fertilizers.

n NABfs l0psTN, Np. !
hay 24th. 1866.
Mt. GE6apf ElcapuE:
DEAR sin'--l pied BAcaHs RAW Boss
PaosrnArE "a my wheat crop, applying il
aloncstile of tho "rEgGfIAa GuAvo.'
'ilnonfs SrASuARh MAvrsg." and "PA.
TAPsco Co.'S pu0fsAr5', using syen dol.
iars worth u sseh tesplisaf per acre. and |
must Ay rrat ttJs wiVPgV upon wlIich ii4uuH 5
Raw RoXE fhasfaArE wa. used il nc best
The What crop II ihls euuuty Is aIHl =; to-
lsl fabuer. miuo being sao u tie - arsf,
age .foPl.
EcEscifHlly yours,
GEQRGE n MORGAN.
aug 20. 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
knv 10 1865 "a

hnK ~, isoo 90 y
rDsiy National Ipte lisenecr and paiy
b ilimofe Sun publish onee seek l1r =
weeks and send bills to TrUs'ce, Port ~
boceo. Md
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
~ RDING.

ms. ) q MILBuRN. fyrmrlv II 81
VA MARY, las taken .hs hoass No al
Ilshnver Si, Bait, betwssn B4l,inors Si aud
lslli04irl, aad i. prepared t. Fscav0 perEaa.
rfp0t aaa tsAnnani boarasEA
Dte. 7ta fsgk-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13

Those indebted ace requested 10 pay tl.eiF ne.
cuuuts, and nn further creiitirg, except on ape.
cisi contract aud agreement. NC.
April 10. IoGG--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
I4O acres,

and has on tia VERY GOOD bWEL-
LING HOUSE, 6ac BARN aud other
necessary OUT BUILDINGS.
Lot No 8 contains about
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-08

One Republican Senator, three members of
Assembly, the County Clerk, and the balance of
the Democratic ticket Is elected. The vote in
the CITY was 1000 less than last spring.
The first negro vote in Kan sas was cast in the
Fourth Ward of this city.
Manhattan gives Clarke Rep.), for Congress,
204; Crawford, 204; Riley county 375 Repub., 40
Dem. Pottawattome, 225 Republican majority.
Wabasse, about 200. Junction City, junction
precinct, gives total Radical vote of AZ; Clarkes
majority, 1856. Blakely for Senate, and Staver
for Representative, we're little ahead of the
ticket. Lyons Creek, Davis county, Ia Repub-
lcan majority; the county will go Radical 175.
Day county voted Republican. One precinct in
Dickinson county gives Copperhead majority
of or 5, but every Radical is no doubt elected
Representative. Lawrence gives Crawford
(Rep), for Governor, 522; Mcdowell (Dem.),
1885, CLARK tRep.), for Congress, 556; Blair,
Topeka returns give Crawford (Rep.), for
Governor, s62; Mcdowell (Dem.), 2OO Clark
IRep0, member of Congress, S55; Blair (Dem.) },
Wyandotte- city gives Clarke, for Con-
gress, $50, to 164 for Blair; Crawford, for Cover
nor, 179, to 166 for Mcdowell. In the county
at large, Clarke and Crawford will be about so
behind. -
The following is the vote of Atchison:- First
Ward, 1856 Rep. and ITO Dem.; Second Ward, 89
Rep. and 70 Dem.; Third Ward. 276 Rep. and 73
Dem. Republican majority in the county, AIS,
a gain of 200. We elect our whole county ticket,
with five Representatives and four Republican
Senators.
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The President and the Elections.

WASHINGTON, November IA good deal of
speculation INDUCED in here as 10 the feelings
and opinions of the President with regard to the
result OF the elections of Tuesday. Those who
have visited Mr.. Johnson this evening fnG him
in very good spirits and not at all disturbed by
the political aspect. Many suppose that in view
of the results of yesterdays voting the President
has some intention of recommending the South
ern States to adopt the proposed amendment to
the Constitution; but those who look for such
action on the part of the Executive will be dis
appointed.
Mr.. johnson does not regard 1t as his duty to
make any recommendation on this subject
whatever. He will leave the matter in the
bands of the Southern people. to be disposed Of
by them without interference or suggestion
from him. II the constitutional number Of States
snail adopt the amendment, Mr.. johnson will
row 70 the viii of the people thus lawfully eX-
pressed. should the amendment fail, the Pre-
sldent may suggest for adoption the two amend
ments 70 the Constitution as tQftaxation and
despatches.-N. Y. Times
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, November 7.-Nearly complete
returns give the Republican ticket OF this
county about 5000 majority.
In this city, Frank Blair's majority for the
Legislature has been reduced to six, and his
seat will be contested by Mr. Branscomb, his
Republican competitor.
In the First Congressional District the official
returns gives General Pile (Rep.) 20S majority
over Hogan (Dem.)
The returns from the interior are still meagre;
but enough has been returned to show that c.
4. Newcombe (Rep.) has been elected in the
Second Congressional District by about $500
majority.
In the Third District the returns favor the
reelection Of NOEL tCons.) In the Fourth, j.
j. Garelly lRep.) will probably have 5000 ma
jority. j. W. McClurg (Rep.) is reelected from
the Fifth District.
The Sixth District is doubtful, but it is
thought that r. I. Vanhorn (Rep.l is reelected.
General B. f. Loan (Rep.) is reelected in the
Seventh District by large majority.
There are not enough returns from the Eighth
District TO indicate the result
In the Ninth District, W. F. Swetzler DEM is
probably elected.
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A Factory Disease "A cnrions form of diseo

Factory Disease "A curious form of disease
has appeared in some OF the flax mills at Bel.
fnst. 1t is thus described by physician: Gin
Belfast a very painful malady is prevalent
amongst the mill-workers, more SO, | think.
malgna.' The subjects OF it believe that it is
mainly caused by having to stand, whilst at
work, in the water which drops from the spin.
nmg frames. They usually get knock upon
OIL, an eXquisitely painful liberation, with re-
production of deformed nail, follows. They
are thrown out of work, and 1t is only by q
severe operation and proTacted treatment in
hospital that they are finally cured. Last year,
in the general hospital, out OF thirteen hundred
cases, we had thirty eight cases of onychia;
several, however, were relapses.' This painful
disease, it is said, occurs much more frequently
in Ireland than In England, because in the Irish
taX-nlills the men and girls work barefoot all
day. with the water from the flyers dropping
lIpon them"
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PbtladeIpbia Trade Renort,

THURSDAY, November s.-The market is nearly
bare OF Cloverseed, and the article commands 1896
@9 p "a lbs. Timothy ranges from 90 25@962.
Flaxseed is dull and cannot be quoted over So &c
as 25.
No. Quercitron Bark is dull, but prices are
steady at $50 % ton.
Ihe Flour Market continues very quiet, there
being no de mand except from tue home consumers
who purchase TO supply immediate wants The ro.
ceps and stocks are exceedingly SMALL ard holders
firm in tneir views; sales of few hundred oar
Tes at S13d14 VI bbl for Northwestern extra family
OF which tine bulk OF the sales consist; S14 2b16b0
Tor Pennsylvania and Ohio extra family, $500 for
snperhne, S99l2 for extras, and Sl5 76s9l6 rs for
fancy brands. according to qua itY Rye Flour
ranges Il ON sSas 25 " b6l In Corn Meal no change
to notice.
Wheat comes forward slowly, and the article is in
steady request at full prices. Small sales at $Sl09
3 81 lor PennsYlv anna, and Southern white may be
quoted at S3 S6@l8 45. Rye is held at 81 10 for
Western, and $l'35@l40 for Pennsylyania. Corn
is quiet, with sales Of 1000 bushels yellow at $t6).
at 65c o.,.
Pennsylvania, and 243b@2 "A for ONO
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MARYLAND.

The following Is the vote for members OF c )n-
gress in the Second and Third Districts, In
cluding the CITY OF Baltimore
SECOND DIsTRICT.
Republican. Democrat.
j. L. Holmes. .2S09 8. Archer. s.SO26
THIRD DISTRICT.
j. j. Stewart. ......43S4 q. f Phelps. .b5i7
The following Congressman are probably
elected
First District-Hiram Mccullough, Cons.
Second District-Stevenson Archer, Cons.
Third Distrct-Charies f.. Phelps, Cons.
Fourth District Francis Thomas, Radical,
probably.
Fifth District Frederick Stone, Cons.
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issued a pastoral letter, in which he saws thar
The times spoken of In the Scriptures, In which
there should be wars and rumors of wars, and
earthquakes and famines, appear to have ar.
walls, and the atheistical teaching of many
writers. "War on God and on religion becomes
fercer every day. Atheism marches with tbe
head erect. In this respect the eighteenth cen.
tury is far exceeded" As Fenelon predicted
the great revolution, sn he anticipates fhe
"graVest cslamites" before the end OF the CEN
tnry. What Is preparing in Europe is friehtfnI
to contemplate. shall perhaps not see t. but
] announce it!7 ''
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MICHIGAN.
Large Republican Gains The VOt
Everywhere Increased - Gain OF On
Member of Congress. N.'s


DETROIT, November 7.-Michiean elects the
entire Republican CONG delegation.
Beamans majority in the First District is 430l,
q Republican gain on the vote OF 1864 OF 2400.
In the Second District, UDsom's majority is $3.50,
a gain of $50. In the Third District, Blairs
majority is 1881, gain of COZ. In the Fourth
District, as Tar as heard from, Ferry has 2l00
majority. In the Fifth District. Trowbrtdge
has 1860 majority. In the Sixth District, meagre
returns give briggs 1000 majority.
The Republicans gain largely throughout the
State.
In Wayne county, which includes Detroit,
they elect the Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney, and
Recorder, and gain two State Senators and
three Representatives.
The Common Council of Detroit stands 10
Republicans, 8 Democrats, and Worklngman.
The Republicans Gain four members.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, n j. November 7.-Charles Haight,
Democrat, is elected in the Second District by a
majority OF over two hundred. The LEGISLATURE
in both branches is Republican. The Republ-
cans in New Jersey have gained one Congress
man, having elected three members out Of a
delegation of five. The chief glory of this vic.
tory is 10 the defeat of that most violent of all
Copperheads, "Jack" Rogers. The reported
majorities are as follows:-
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TIE REVOLUTION IN GAMBIA.

Three Severe Battles and Heavy Losses
of the Chrtstians-Furthcr Concessions
Looked for from Turkey
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November Late advices
have been received here from the seat of the in
surrecton in Gambia. The official dispatches
state that there had been three fights between
the Turkish troops and the Christians at Gel
lada. The insurgents sustained a very heavy
loss in killed.
All the Sphakiot chiefs. thirty-three in num-
Der, who exercised power on the south coast Of
Crete, some forty-three miles from its western
extremity, and VINO were engaged In the revo-
luton, have submitted to the authority of the
Turks. Akitf Pacha will be the new Governor
of the island OF Gambia. Further concessions
in favor OF the Christian population are ex-
pected from the Sultan.
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MINNESOTA.
TIE UNION VICTORY CONFLICT

THE UNION VICTORY COMPLETE.
ST PAUL, November 7.-Donnellyin Northern
Minnesota is reelected oy over zoOO Imalorlty.
Window is reelected in the Southern Minnesota
district by about 6bOO.
In Southern Minnesota Houston county has
given over 800 Republican majority, being a
clear gain Of over 800, II having last iall given
gives about $40 Republican majority, being a
gain Of about 100. Fillmore county gives 20 Re
publican majority, being q gain Of over SOV'
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FROM BALTIMoRE To.pAY

The New Police COmmissiOners An Cart
Great Excitement, Etc-
ESPECIAL DESPATCH 10 THE EVENING TELEGRAPH ]
BALTIMORE, November s-ll A. M.-The new
Police Commissioners and Sheriff Thompson
are now in the Supreme Court room, Judge
Bartol presiding, but the examination Of their
cases has not yet commenced. The excitement
is intense. An immense crowd is surrounding
hand.l 80 ~