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"l8 years established in New York City"
"Only nfallbe remedies kRown."
"Free from PoisOns."
"Not dangerous 10 the Human Family"
"Rats come out OF their holes 10 die
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &C., Exter's,
Is paste-used for Rats, Mice. Reaches.
Black and Red Ants, DC. &c. &c.
"Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator,
Is q liquid or wash-used to destroy, and
also as a preventive for Bed Bugs. &c.
"Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects
Is for Moths. Mosquitoes FIeas Bed. Bugs.
insects Plants, Fouls, Animals, &c.
91r !! BEWARE |! !! Of all worthless limitations
4v- See that "CosTARs'' name n each Boz, Bot.
tie, and Flask, before you buy.
W Address
Henry R. COstar,
4s2 Broadway, New York.
8T By JAMES P. HoFFECKER, Main st.
And all Druggists and Dealers.
1866.
INCREASE OF RATS. - The Farmers Gazette
(Engshl asserts and proves by figures that pair
of RATS will have progeny and descendants no less
than 65 050 in three wears Now unless this immense
family can be kept down, they would consume more
food than would sustain $4,000 human beings.
RT See "CosTAR's' advertisement above.
1865
small birds is cruel man. whoever aids in extermn
atIDg rats is beneiactor We should like some one
to give the benefit Of their experience in driving
out these pests We need something besides dogs cats
and traps fer this business -Sctentic American, ~
sT See "CosTkR's" advertisement above.l ~.
1866.
"COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple,
safe, and surs-the most perfect Ratification meet.
ing we have attended. Every Rat that can get
it, properly prepared, will eat it, and every one that
eats il viii die, generally at place distant as
Mirror ~ <" y. tt E
2-T See "CosTAR's'' advertisement above.
1866.
| HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermin need be 80
no longer, if they use "CosTARs'' Exrerminator. We
have used Il TO satisfaction and if a box cost S5
we would have IT. We have tried posOns bat they
effected nothing; but "Costars" article knocks The
breath out of Rats Mice Roaches Ants and Bed Bug
quicker than can write it. IL is in great demand
all over the couutry.--Medina, Ohio, GGzette 4
4 VI See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
| 1866. t.
| A voice FROM THE FAR WESr.-Speaking o
"CosTAR's" Rat, Reach. Ant, sc, Exterminator-
more grain and provisions destroyed annually II
Grant County by vermin than would paw for tons
this Rat and insect killer.--Lancaster Wis., Herald
W See "CosTAR's' advertisement above. ~ 4.
+ 1866.
FARMERS AND HoUsEKEEPERs-shoui r,
collect that hundreds OF dollars worth OF Grain Pre
visions, &C., are annually Destroyed by Rats Mic,
an,s and other insects and yermir-aiI Of which -
} be prevented by few dollars worth Of "CosraR's
Rat, Roach, Ant &C.. Erterminaior, bought and use
~ See aCosrAa's" advertisement above.
II a,- Sold in Smyrna, DEL, by James p Hoffecke
Main Street; and all Druggists and Dealers. 1886
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Widows and Orphans Life
Insurance Company

Both of which are sound, reliable, and managed by
the most experienced officers and trustees. And for
THE TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSU-
RANCE COMPANY.
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If the merchants in your neighbOrhOod should no,
have it on hand request them to procure it for YOU.
BA~A trade discount alIoaced to Dealers.
ALLEN Il NEEDLES,
AZ s. Dela0Gre Avenue and al s. Water st..
First Store above Chestnutl
PHILADELPHIA.
We sell no articles but such as ,ce can sofeIv re.
commend. field, ,3m.
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SHRINER'S
Balsamic cough Syrup.

For Coughs, Colds, Group, WhOOping Cough, Asth-
ma, BrOehitis, Splitting Of Blood, Pain and Weak
ness Of Breat, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
This Syrup is purely VEGETABLE COMPOUND. IL
is pleasant TO take, and never does injury; but owing
10 its purefJ ing qualities must do good under any cir
cumstances. Its effect is truly notwithstanding
calming and allaying the most violent Coughs Puri
fyIng. Strengthening and Invgorating the whole Sys.
tenn calming and soothing the nerves. aiding and le
cliiatiDg Expectoration; and healing the DISEASED
LUNGS thus striking at the root of Disease, and dr-
wing it from the system.
GROUP
No child need die Of Group il this Syrup is proper
ly used aud used in time. Mothers having crOupy
children should watch the first show of the Disease,
and always keep this remedy at hand.
For Coughs after measles this syrup is most excel
lent. Experience has proven that it is equaed by
no other preparation.
Price 40 cts. a Bottle or three Bottles for S1.l0
Prepared by SA.FOUTZ & BRO,
AT their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot.
No lie Franklin ST., Baltimore, Md.
R5-For sale by James p. HOfiecker and J. w. Den.
ney, Smyrna and Druggists and Sorekeepers through.
out the United States.
Prepared by S. "A. FOUTZ & BRO,
AT their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot,
No. lie Franklin Street, Baltimore, Md.
For sale by James p. HOfecker and J. Wesley Den
ney, Smyrna, and b, Draggests and Storekeepers
throughout the United States,
The above medicines can be had at nufacturer's
Of Johnston, Holloway q Cowden, No. % North Sixth
st., Philadelphia. my26-ly
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DR.. SCHENCK will be professionally at his pfin.
cipal Office, No. Is North Sixth street, corner of
Commerce, Philadelphia, every Saturday, from 9 a.
m until p. M; No. 80 Bond street, New York, ev-
cry Tuesday, from Z to 8; No. 3s Summer street,
Boston, Mass. every Wednesday, from 9 to 3; and
every other Friday at l06 Baltimore street, Balt.
more, Md. All advice free, but for a thorough exa.
minaton Of the lungs with his Respiromeier, the
charge is three dollars.
Price ofthe Pumonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic,
each 81 so per bottle 81 so per half dozen. Man.
drake Pills, 70 cents per box. jan10 ly
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
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These Powders
will strength
en- theStomach
and Intestines,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them to
ahealthy state.
TLa- MRn a
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PeninsuIar Railroad Line.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

On and after Monday, Ocf. 49,
1865, TIains for the accommoda
n tion of passengers will run as fol
331 lows until further notice.
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IN THE CITY OF NEW, YORK,
OF highly respectable citizen, well known to the
Mercantile community, by
DR. H.SscH HENCK,a
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Our celebrated SUPER-PHosPHATE OF LIME can bs
had from most Of the respectable dealers Ihroughot
The country.
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remedy Tor all
such as CLAN
ders, Yellow
Water, Dis
I e m Pc r,
F ou n d er,
II g a v e S
Slavering,
Coughs, Fe-
vers, Loss of
Appetite and
Vital Ener-
ry Hp
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In all Diseases of
the Swine, such as
Coughs, Ulcers in
the Lungs, Liver,
&c. By putting
from half a paper
to a paper of these
Powders in a bar
rel Of Swill, the
above Diseases can
vented. By using
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The property this Powder possesses In in
creasing the quantity of Milk in Cows, gives
it an Importance and value which should
place it in the hands of every person keeping
a Cow BY actual experiment it has proven
that it will increase the quantity of Milk and
Cream twenty per cent, and make the Butter
firm and sweet. In fattening Cattle, 1t gives
them an appetite lOosens their hide and
makes them thrive much faster.
TT - n q
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turned pale and White stood agbasr y =
Rogers and other Urged tkteiat'gea.T
tlemen % stayahd helt'him bat after
taking a drink tbeg 5bgloriodsIy fed.
Rogers made q psiyate personal appeal
70 White. ID ferdain ~ be desired 20 GO
show him pp IN biz true light, but The !. !.
doughty Sergeant incoutinently III
out The Sehtlemsi, who knows every
man in that vicinity, and his political
,proeligigtis', asSRgeP us tbat t4ereYere. n
not five Democrats present. outside = ?
the family Of Mr. shanES3 MThe fact
is, that the old Democratic party il
disbaDded' and has disappeamdaaDdl
the honest men Of that party are now
training, for the most part in the go
Union ranks.
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GRAND TIME AT MASONIC HALL.
ANoTmEH oUTPOURTNG.
NNR0NNDED- .NNrHUSLASM

A ffIfH
Notwithstanding 1T had been dis
tinetly announced that the meeting
last night was solely for business, and
for arranging details for the work Of
TO night, Of Monday night, and next
Tuesday, Masonic Hall was filled TO
Overlooking. For more than two
hours the people sat there while the
business was disposed Of by the sever
al Committees, and then grew clamof-
ons for a speech. John j, Chandler
was called for, and responded IN a
speech Of unusual power and elo-
quence. Every sentence went to the
Behrts Of his auditors, and was re-
sponded TO with deafeniDg applause,
a gentleman, whom the C5arier Of
this city has endorsed as highly con
sefvatiye and liberalrminded made,
during the evening, short but tell
ing speech md up 10 late hour the
Hall was literally crowded. Much
excellent work was done and we be-
lieye many souls We're saved politi7
cally The Union men are alive to
the work before them, and will not
grow weary on rest until the victory is
won ah'3f~ ~ oB41 ts7 hHa 4uaI
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ANOTHER GeAND Union MEETING,
The Union men of Center Township
had a grand Union meeting htiOlmlf
stead's School House, last night
From 80 to 200 people were present.
mostly voters Speeches were made
by Emil Biaehof, Esq, Capt Reayia,
u D Doughty, and Hon, John s.,
Hopkins audn amsi ,epeoufaeue inn
pre- SION was made The most ex
quiete music was made by the Ores
cent ility lSllYer Baud every gen,ber
Of which i a live Republican Chbt
Roayis'a speech IL repro ented TO as
AZ one OF his happiest efforts 1'he
Union men all over the county are
full of enthusiasm, aud on Tuesday
awill mpushr ife nalAA,pbqlan3 70 vote
and 10 Victory sntliun oyerWhelnAag
and crushing viotnfy IA few Of lhe
most sanguine anticipate ''" 't' 4ai
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4LExp,Y D. ENTHUsIAsM
TmE sTAROlT EXmA UsTED

sdI b! abanrh fTTHvT- sAt .oBttAl muI
h9el e ~ u4la3 .vi ,aa H,e,4iasai
After along nQtiae and hard drum
ming, with the aid Of sky rockets and
9thef appliances, some ,20Os6f1 500
people, about one half 81. whom were
Indies aud oliepnblieaus, were got TO-
gether last night, on the1ieomer Of
Main aud Thnd Streets, TO hear che
renowned General John A. MeCler,
nande s4as sa NpiHs,s afi l4,
The fret half of the Generals orr
lion was labored and egotistieal de-
Tense Of himself not from the att
tack Of the Evansville JoUnNAti as
he,falsoly put it. but from the testi
mony of Gen Grant in his official 70
ports He preferred, however, 20
make his attack upon the JotRNAt,
and how we'll hes0cceeded, the intelllr
gent mon Who were presentcan Judge.
lie detailed his mighty achieyeihepts
around Vicksburg. and appealed 10
the 18th Army Corps with an mir OF
assumed confidence, and the thous-
anda Of Indiana soldiers he had had the
honor 10 eommpgd There was large
number Of soldiers present, many Of
whom had belonged 20 the 18th Corps,
and not a solitary re- pQpse 8ds lcal8.
em4tt@o'bPthat gallant corps aswe
went down street, and they assured US
that there were but two Of that corps.
or who had amy iGfahsipnsetq beipg
ofis,that had the sliqhtest sympathy
! Witlfthe distinguished General who
wga 50 summarily dismissed. One
Of these loft tbo army 1T Shiloh, and
tho other well, we do not remember
/ lust what hehaa done. .ur,a 4il
We have never seen any speaker
attempt to addgqsl an audiente in
this city who 20 utterly failed to
attract their attention or arouse the
onthusiasm Of tho Multitude, His
most puhg6nt points failed to elicit
any applause, except from fcw
! voices, and one Of the regular olaq
pers at Democratic meetings, made
several attempts 10 get up a shout
which proved a most signal failure
Az the close of his speech which fol-
! hteless aud dead upon the crowd,
Captain A. c. Dennis, whose heroic
achievements ON The Potomac EMIT
I Iod him TO such pr6ferment, proposed
4 three cheers for tho hero Of Nieks-
burg, ? which so disgu3ted the
crowd that not ono hundred voices
hresponded.
/ After MeOlernand, oameHaa man
named OFBryan, who amused the
crowd By hs wifticisms, but utterly
failed g. make any favorable impres
4 sion upon The people, the larger por.
tioni Of whom carried on d private
eohSGrsaIion d,rl4g the whole meel &.
Ting
There WIS nothing moro manltes'
! during. thu whole evening, than tho
want Of ntb or erfb4siasm "a the
crowd The faqtdsgthe democracy in
/ this city ohago the starch completely
taken out. OF fidm and nothing can
arouse them hom tho ineumbus Of
] dispair. that hos settled down upon
L'th1ni2 They have becnl particularly
unfortunate in their seleotioh 81
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Head Quarters

OF tbs Union challenging and Rally
ing Committees, and III other working
men Of the party, will be held for the
several Precincts, as follows
Upper Pfedinot AT tho back room
of Capt Monks saloops g9f
Middle Preeipet-At II Nelson u
Co.'s Auction Room.
Lover Preeinet-At Wiltshire q
krapki's Cooper shop, ,,a.a.tEs a
Complete eprollmenta Of the names
Of all the voters of the several Wards,
alphabetically arranged, will be fonpd
al the several Headquarters, and
members of the Committees, aud all
other workers IN the good cause, are
expected to repair there as frequently
as possible for information and con-
suItation l3uggies, Carriages and
omnibusses will constantly be in at
tendance al said headquarters, ready
to obey orders to bring IN the voters,
by order Of the Executive Com
mittee, fHulg ..r..
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CITY n EWS.
ORDER OF PR DIGESTION.
Grand Union TOrchlight De-
mOnslratiOn,
Saturday Night, Oct. o. 1886.


Osfef bfgshat-col, John Rheiniander
Assisfaaf Mgshais John Greek, Captain
AieA- paElln9f paRt. lSeqgul n. Yletor Hiseh.
Adoiph f'fadf.1, y ORft bIAiIhfp WasiFt /.
Henry stuitA, Zen. IL. Grifith, Col, Smith,
The different organizations will assemble
NJ their several rendezvous promptly at 2
o'clock y, NJ, ana march as foli0wsi
First Ward will form on Third Street,
right resting on south side of Main.
Second Ward viii iidfhfonfIhfrii street,
rear Of First ward
Third Ward viii form on Locust, right
resting on Third Street
Fourth Ward win form on Locust street,
ia rear Of fhud ,Mad, ......,...
Fifth Ward win form on Third Street
right resting on north side Of Main.
young America Clubs will fpm 90 Main
Street, right resting opposite Court House
Sixth Ward will form on Fourth street,
right resting on North Main
Seventh 'WiAdflbel f6Hai i9h 1lroiilthi
street, ia rear 1T sixth Ward,
Eighth Ward will form IN Main Street,
right resting on Fourth
Ninth Wabt willefann on Hrn 7iFFti
ia rear If Eighth ,WaFd, ..
Independence, b6ieAAt kAi Miiffofm on
Neu0ud Et:eeti ffEHl RESTING "h aohth sue
Of Main,
The procession will move down Main
30 First stfeel5InnR FIRST iilIfabfaFulton
Avenue, up Fulton 70 Ffanifiin Avenue,
where speaking in German and English
will DE had Al 10 o'clock J., NJ. the process
sion will BefeHaptns ThaglR qfqff va ssa
enft Judge Deilruierup franklin to Second
Avenue, down Second Avenue TO Canal
Street, up Fourth 20 tngle Street, down
Ingle 10 Tillalstasek, mp sqhiqt isgaet q
the Court House, where IT, viii be dis
missed.
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Tonon- LIonT f,fAtttRs, ATTfN-
TroN, The Second Ward Company
Of torch beaPtfaaaill Ymeatf DO night
promptly, at 7 O'Clock, ut the store of
Mr.. Maddux, corner Of Fourth and
Oak Streets Turnout, patriots, once
more, aud help to light up the path
way to- sioteryg The eountGg expects
every man 20 do his dutyfd'ttfe eaasb
of Liberty and a preserved Union
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speakers, and with The exception Of
Senator Hendricks not one Of them
have amounted to q circumstance
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PnnsnNAll.4 No Aaerel nAeaseaLl !

PEnsnNAfi-9 Wa aserA 1Aeasaati 40
meet last nisht oil aAaee hmin, our
highly esteemed townaman, Mr. Mar
eaa sheiwsa,qd Who hdgaai9St 4stifhed
from a iildRtl9' observation-disclosures his
old friend and Kindred in Connect
cut lie is sQIpriaed to learn that
there should have reached the West
reports -a4,e,ss-tl,e -Ceppeal4eadA hag-
ing 1hadC lafse ahah IN sthedhnl Of
steady la 't- while on tho contrary
alaao ewgNhefe the upiQg, party
has incfraatd iln vote,
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nraana RAzAnn ril.ha.l ViaLorl

EraGEa RAzAnR gilth93 ViekqTy
Brothers have removed to No, Is,
Mala ssyeet, whore th9y have large
and excellent stock OF groceries Of all
descriptions, ~ prices 20 suit all.
Theap gentlemen have manifested
highly ooRniehdabie degree of enter
prise giure their fnisfortune Of losing
their stock by fhdf and their many
lriondS will be pleased to fpd them
now ready to wait on them aud Supply
their demands, Go and see them,
Como On The carpenters yester-
day bsgaN putting sthe, Grst Scr Of
joiats onithe foundations Of the Opera
House, and the work will DO pushed
forward with energy and despatch,
The work Of oxeayating the pFve'
ment on First Street, wasialso Com
meneed preparatory to pi,ttiiig in tho
arches. and patont payeiQettla 9es The
pavement on Locust Street, win be
scfStd n like mauuor aud thou we
viii have good walks 10 and rom the
..lenilNA l. ofiOo hgaip. :.
.fIi ~ +ets-asarsts--l s--sg4rFarrt---sasrs.r
TuANi,R, The gentlemen who spoke
htBhrkhartd's school house in Knight
Pownahip, desire is TO express their
warmesl ih9lka 10 Miss Kate Mhth-
ciss itha Mighty accomplished and Of
iieisa'g teAohor Of that school, Tor the
oliorts put forth on her fart .tai make
the meeting there pleaaan ana o sue.
cess
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N The following pefsoiis' hive Been
appointed, on the part Of tho Union
Lcaeues stonsGb3s lqenbers ofr the o4
Rallying and Challenging Committees
at the election Of Tuesday October
9th, l8G6teagNf8xssErf
cHALIESoIHG COMMITTEES
Upper Peciuct- WIN II Caldwell,
james. II MeNeely Blythe nynos,
ALBEIT Fsfemba6li. mJshes Tsyl6rg
Fred. Kehn, Thos. j. Groves VII
liam mcfarland, Robert Day.
Middle P,ectaet John Greek, VIM
lleiIf5tn z Gbi4I9AI DoskRlTtqyg
feldhaeker Samuel flavln, William
Green, Capt VIM Reayis, Il p
1llliottaGbarles AdeluqDs sa ,,,o,
/. Lo,cer Precinct - Robert Horn
brook Henry Huber Alex Simpson.
Christ Fans, Capt PHILIP Waasem,
Jacob Mathes, Capt Michael Miller,
William Wdrreni, 81 Autbew J
Hutchinson.
| ,n03RN1sTgapo,e lugrEa4OJ ann
Upper Prcciact.- Johns. McCprkle.
VIM. Bedford, sata George Liant,
philip Goerres, Eli Stinson, William
Pr,glfs4ghg J3eFsGao gSsyts Hsssa
J Ohm 3. Hopkins, VIM 'Dchi.' a. w
McGriG, John y. Glover, Vim Mills,
Charles ReddibgPlbfsot HAS, ldacob
Wagner, Thomas Hopkins, O
Jowellya Philip uIlowbgogkssI u
l}e,,isI Atssallsa4al-laalll.lIoll.,,.h 1a..sfsls
French, Robeg nuf .srcF subrhein-
rich, Capt Henry stott Peter Happ
George . Bowen, Robert Barnes
v W%. r T s2JI1G SaIR. Baker Baker
james O. Jones, james Davidson
John EhfhylorBO N16i0 Dam
Archer, David } Mackey James y
Riggs, II. * Wells j2psssc Keen
CharleS Bgbsosk ,.J1Je Whitaker J
g. Jaquess Matthew Henniag Capt
VIM Reqs'rsJ5llFbg lgcph Sa-
berton Charles lIitredee William
GGilifosi Henry Z, FSall5cfmGT
VIM BAa@Htl, ~ e''a la as1a a5b
HaLie Hycoiana Bioj ~ tosf
q II. Csaa.al,--.A11l. ~ ~ t.-
W. II llg HXqgyrrf}r cdF
Philip EuIet p. Joh0 Schubert
Albert Johann Michael Y ekat
Thoa,d Nil Il Il ilhrsean. H.
Jacob Weiau irod. q Decker John
\ IjeeseF n le.l44bQ6ttIli Sired W ~
sedlen AIanson w Chute Jamoi
I Uric i.tBpli9 bmn 2 aFyofook
La. Orr, Johp Siock4 Ny X iaAer
gltosgll2 .Grisli5 Wiiiiam6 5fe4Mai
Col JOIN C 0rilTala9b G Spdft
/ Cbprles as iiqg!@lfr Philip li,.
+ S4nhti' l6u. .BAtob Sin1ielkl ML
Wobet, .aJs9iA Birksnbusch, trpi
straasu cspt e. ~ Align AYB'
Loc&aaihd Jobp W Grueqi .'Ed
9drtis, Jolh Cries Peter habarar
Ftlet sureya j. Ia B6lket J39}b
/ Fralich YIN. Maitland VIM q
Neaettl Rdboftskmncf W60spber-
ton, Gee, w Henson and Wm Pane
Stephen ARMSTRONG. idot
Loecr Precinct.-uS6ren Soyen6on
| William KoIle, Claft Cody, HepFy
DodenhofF Jacob Bepaishe5, Astou
Tenyoordc, Valentine Kramer, jas.
/ WiHshFog aHfsary I1feipke, tNatin
Stolz, Anthony REFS Henry Johnaon
John Nugent, George Hoover Chas
| Schaam, 5acob Schabner ~ V Con
tcrman. Frank Fares, Andrew J
Hutchinson, james Swanson. Albert
aoiaal. Ttad. I9tlooapt AwoHtl9b-
/ ling, VIM 1eman, Spencer Glazier.
/ William Gooding. Jacob Doutcher,
lJobp, Bose Edgar Sharp lecd
plumber Peter Hess, John NJ 6lcieh
men. Christ Wundorlich, Victor
Bigch. August kAushside, Captain
Michael Mueller Robert Little, John
| Ilodson, John Ninth, Fred Cdiger,
Thorniep AaleH ~ s3lloa
l.WFET1i 4 EIiOl1AV "
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.gs fN.Ha FLamA
WASTING FRAqRANeE. la another
place will be found spicy oommunl.
cation from Cypress Dale relative to
Dimi- john-o cratic meeting held IN
that place on Thursday night in which
Peter Maier Sergeant White, Ben
Npfre, Fred, Lpukenloimcr, nndaJo-
roy Gplycrt wasted an hour or two talk
ing Copporheadism to a crowd com-
pNal, almost entirely Of good Union
mon. A g6ntlehidn Nto wax present
and and who richly enjoyed tbofun
called 2on ns yesterday r6peated
verbally history of the affair Cores
pondingeSaely with thot Of 9W cor
fesHondent, but madesome additions.
Ii seems that Peter Major wa6
tho Master Of Ceremonies, and Ser.
geant White was the chief speaker,
while Nurre, LunlSenheimer aud Cal
vert did the stirinisbing THO con
stcrnatioh at the close Of their speok
ingi when tho shout Was raised for
F6gars,i was painful 40 Witness. Petor
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n The following bGrsdiis hive Been
appointed, on the part Of tho Union
League stqnsGt3s lqember OF The al
Rallying and Challenging Committees
at the election Of Tuesday October
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Foldhaeker Samuel IIavlin, WiIIiam
Green, Capt VIM. Reayis, Il p.
lllliottuGbarlea A9sla9pa 40 qgos
!. L0Uer Precinct - Robert Horn
brook Henry Huber. Alex Simpson.
Christ Faas, Capt Philip Waasem.
Jacob Mathes, Capt. Michael Miller,
William Wdrren 81. Authew J
Hutchinson.
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Upper Pecinct- WIN II Caldwell
james. II McNeog. Blythe llynos.
ALBEIT titemba6li, HJsales Tsyl5ry
Fred. Kehn, Tbos. j. Groves VII
liam mcfarland, Robert Day.
UdelIc p,ectqet-.Jobp Greek Wm.
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2 JUsGIGER GoUEg n-Bcfon.lJpsfi
! Woiher.-Jobn Henry Benson, a gen
,tleman Of Milesian descent, from Pitts
burg, was presented h6ibh Squire
Walker on'a charge o. having stolen
% paid 'olgGidouble blankaff, frBn tPe
ahqpsA oQf Janef .HuYhe9pa hen.
John, Henry stopped al iIugbesiiia
declared himself 4 good Fenfa4, aud
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CLEARING Ur.--WorAmen were en-
gagged yesterday IL clearing off the
rubbish that had accumulated on
hooust Street below the alley As
soon rs the material il removed from
that portion above the alloy,a tho
street will be powdered from Water
TO First
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DANGEnots.rWo hpveotten thought
that The habit OF firing sky rockets
III the city was dangerous aud should
'bc prohibited On Thursday night,
two boys wore standing by the POST
Office within1wo feet of each other,
When tAe gtitlS Of a rocket tell on the
povemcnt5etweeu them witheia lhud
that indicated thaigreat velocity 81 it's
descent, and We beard of one n few
evenings ago piercing 'thnoughs@ tin
roof Great .oaro ~ aeAaEAh QAid he
exercised in their use.
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hEooiInn's CouWr The Recor-
dor had no new cases yesterday, and
his only Official act was To arrange a
little matter Of dollars and cents with
the damsel who wae sent to jail on
Thursday Ihoy Elected a eompro4
mise. She paid S37 80 aud WaWdis.
charged, She seemed penitent, and
we hope will sin 40 more. h,I