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uow Y.r TaKItF PASSED

The New Ygfk EseGing Post, hereto
fore Ia the iaFeTeag OF ths republican
paFty, declares thai the radicals, knowins
The South to DO opposed 20 tbs tariff
swindle, have insisisd ca keeping the
Soathsrn representatives cut Of congress
With The sole object Of assiag the afro
cieas tariff bill. The interest which the
leading advocates 81 the prohibisory tar.
Id have in its passage, 10 also disclosed
by the Post. Stessns, wh0 demanded the
Increased duty % iron, in order 10 raise
the price on THAI article IS an iren mas
scr. Griswoid, who wanta The daty on
railroad iron decreased, manufactures
railroad iron. Mlitili, 81 whoss instance
foreign marble il shut ont ct cur Amer.
can market By rrobieisoFy tariff, Is q
dealer in marble from bis qaatries in
Vermont. Dodge, OF eew XoEk, On
bose motion the duty on cffaoline vie
vas increased three cents per peand, and
tea per esEt. al yaloEem added to the dasy
on ion wirs generally, II Of The afm ef
Phelps, Dodge Q Co.s wh0 are largely ln~
tersslad in CeBuaaiiane and Massachusetts
wiFa FaaHafact0saes.
And so, unaopbtedly, il night be
shown lhal every leading aasoeass Of tee
MEASURE locks % tina prospective pro6ls
Of his inaividnal hasiaesa Tor the pay lar
his Legislation. Mr. do we believe that
those Western members aho Yoted fog
the tariff are 10 be left Without reeeza-
peuse. They haze sold snair constituents
10 Sew EngEsna plarderers, ind hasa
battered aWay shsir manhood, and there
.saks Anwa k.n~ q x4~s&a III hiss haass
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

The recent hlosdsbsd in Nav Orleans
vas esly Of the same character OF tbs
bleed sasssd 10 run by the radicals IN
bsissaari. They aggrivats The citizens
with ali aaanssr Of inaults and injuries
asail submission ceases TO be viTtas,
aad sAan whsS aghs and blcodabsd fol.
low The cause 10 charged 20 psaeeabis
sstissas. Tbs rsesas rics Ia asw Or.
ieaaa, ia cur opinion, wa planned By
Raaiaals In Washingsoa 70 create sym
pashy EST she blacks and oSaaacas Radi-
GALE In Ssw orlssas, and 10 maks polis-
isal aspssal ies Ihs aorsAsru elections
shss tall. whas shs aaaieals viii not do
70 held pswss, - man woala be gailsy
al aosag. 1as sassf msy hsss soms
hcaaw sheaa him, but radical Once
sssAR appears 10 knew nc oaass bsswsen
him aSa alkss. he 10 ready 10 sasalass
ssaassy, sivil asd religious llbHty, and
swss life 10 gals his point. The thirty
81 gsgsy lives sasziSssd ID ksw Orleans
wsrs aeld By the BASE Distressing ssdi.
sals . sstsan poser.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09
rag woSBgaF0L MAG aEoNE

TIE Attica Ledger has tha fOllowing !:
50 One night lhs latter part OF iaas week,
~ Or. W. L. Lsyman, Of this place, at
the heuse Of Ag. Holuos, in Warren
oouuts, hs was STACKED By swo dogs bs-
longing u the place, onc Of whieh Bit
him severely on the right arm. Ga the
docsofss arrival home ia this condition,
hts family became uneasy, Ghinking per-
haps the dog that bis him vas rabld aad
urged hiia 70 70 70 Terfe Ilaute and APP.
ply she .mad stouen In the possession Of
Ars. Tar lor, of that place. Tie doctor
bad 40 Iears whatsyes, and bad always
regarded this stone a. hnmbug, but,
aaaiiy eonsested 90 60 TO satisfy bis fam
iIy. o. his arrival 81 Tsrrs Haase the
aoctur proceeded 10 The house Of MIRA.
Taylor and had tbs application Oh The
sasrs MAIDS. The lady lnformed hin that
if be was bitten by rahid animal, the
stona wouhi adhefa in thirty minutes.
After ahFee hoaxs Of faithful application
il failed DO take hold, aad Mrs. TAYLOR
announced as tbs doctor haa theught
from the first, aud as all the cifcumatan.
sss Indicated, thai be vas nsa bitten BY a
rat,id dor. While shaie, hawesef. lhs
doctor witnessed an operation nf sha
- maidstone, e aad glsansd saah fscss
frea reliable sasiRsns Of TerFe Haute,
- 70 dsssipasa tbs skepsieism which ha
eoaf esmsasas AZ bad always held regard.
ing the gfEsacs Ut tAss stane 90 al ANTI
asse fos BIS afaE hsbia. lie met, 1t aIss.
Taylosss, aan from Illiasis, who had
bsen bisien by a asad calf. aud 10 whem
the ssons adhered tor thlvsesa hoars
drawing from aha woanaed pavs green.
ish aoIorea saAsgar, EbEnh u failed ID en-.
sFaas fsom the Doctors arm. Whsn The
stans lsesasus allea aash this lsnld ID was
soaked ID matn water FJf time. when
ii woaIa agaia saa8rs and ahsoFb With
the sFigia u EAres.
Ur. LsyusAu aasn eonYsgsea with gen.
sIsmaa ii Indianapolis aka bad been
bistsn by n slasnisEak bio rabid dog, and
asad faEs sions win saaeess. AIfs. Tar.
1 Tor, whs II az old resisaens af Tegre
AaHss, .a1a kaowa b. the citizens IL thai
piaes a. > ladg If woTgh and good stand
| ing, STATES that tie slsne has besn Used
| III 8 slsaasnd eases, And has nsssr failed.
| Shs fHrthes sa5s Ii was ouee appafad ii i
man xla hsd eifNsStY eeas nsxd iran ~
Ek& ~ i h{ls, 81 whiIa ~ III i u stilI
= him. lIs was sn1irsly cured.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

CssRzzsgzsgn.- The ao0psEisls pa.
wss thai has tsksa all sides, and gene
haak 10 The aasunionisas, talks about Of
sss~ssskus goiag to Philadelphia. Tss
sssy sslsof our soaasgys msa shs lore ]!
% sAsy lsse their llvsss viii assemble u
Rsslaaslphia, not for oihess bas TO rescue
sAs seanssy from those who are destroy"
Issg u, 10 restore II 10 the A&ads Of pure
Ipsssssas. IL ia sossplimsns 70 LEA 4.
v. Isasamsg and Col. ]. ID. Test TO b
asassd by paper hal charges sas
psssidsas with being Q traitor. Il doe
ass ssg worse shiags Aseas sbsss ssasle'
men shsn IL does about Pf-sids1s John-
-. sad Mzns. L. and I. oan laugh n
- shass sad ssarn Its faisshoeas. Tbs
h&fsa wrissrs 81 that sheet onghs 10 kaos
skas shsy aaa no longer brighten womsz
- shildrsn By calling the srss Unios
men ssppsshsads. That thing 10 playst
ss1. ssa Only leeis and weak miadsd
wsasa use IT,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

A nsnbsr of the rebel females OF
Kentucky are making parse whsFswi.h
10 bag Bully kssseau . eahs, Il would
be good thing for soma individual 10
wTest thai cane from the bally and break
il over his Txscaliy head We know
several peopls who woaldn't she'd auy
tears over calamity ct that kind
"Ysngeanos Ia mine, " saith tbs Lord
and Lord TOOK Bally Brooke hence. Ros.
ssau viii 90 The SAME route ons oil shcsc
days.-Rsgistsf.
Jfss 40. The Lord will take Gen. Rous.
seau hsDoO soma dsy. But ws haTs deep
cOnceru for John Erown GFinneIl, and
feel that unless be shall deeply snd sin
cerely repent bis crimes against the Con.
slitation of the United States, bis efforts
to destroy the Union, and bis hatred oil
the wbits raes, The devil will cali hiu
hence. Gen. X. is On tbe right read,
bat Rev. G. has downward tsndsasy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

SOLDIERS 10 TIE Ea9ST. Among tbs
one hundred Thousand federal oskse hoIa
srs Ia the Uaited States, psrhaps tvs
thousand have 10 be conGemed By iha
Ssnate, the remainder are simply appoint
ses OF the President, and are removed
and appointed II the pleasure % the
Administrations. Thess smaller slisces
ass being filled by good Linton man, gen.
orally soldiers 10 tie late var. Among
cor exchanges We and oftss sash items q
tkesas
Prcsidens Jebnson has appointed
Amos Pierce, Jr., postmaster, aE Rose-
wills, Ikinoia. He carried . kpapsack
and maskGs 10 The late was. y
g Russell r. WilIivo, knapsssk sol.
dies of tie Aady Johassn pessaaslan oi
palitiss haa rsseised shs appoinsmsus ef
possnassss - Little York, niiaais.n
Thsss ehspxss xsuld be sslll mara
sniysasAl II 1ha msssar coald ba hroaxha
nsrs xsnerAlly 10 shs presiaeuf's acsics.
a i adsisabla thai fhs Hnisn nsa Il
hasa sboah sivs the ssejscs their skssn
aos. - arltneasa Gaxssfs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

Tbs Rsv. Nelson Merry, . freedmen
pastor Of tbs Celerea baptist Charch In
Nashville Tsnn.' GA the 2ssh uls., mar
ried William a. johnson lwhits1 and
Joseph ne McCanieo (aolored1; where.
fore, SIR. Merry Is arrested and ID 20 be
Ened $500, whiis The havbard and wife,
not having $50 each to PAY The ans in.
posed on Them, are In prison, foE-says
ihs Republican Banner
"The Court ausd them Hfsy dollaxa
each, and shey are likly 70 work that oas
among the anvil ehoristsrs of she wsrk-
house stona-yard.
Wa this case is to be taken up to
the q. s. Supreme Court for sSiadlea.
tion under the Civil Rights act Let us
knaw III, in shs Ssass whera abe ana
married cohahitasien Of whites With the
blacks Ia notoriously frequent and scarce.
~ esnsuTsd, their marriage cas- thaa be
panished.-h 4. TTibaas.
This will not be eonsradietsa By any
Radical, as 1t Ia from the New York Tri.
buns. Greeley lie Of opinion that sAs
Civil Rights Bills recently adopted By tbs
Radical Congress, If Ii doss NOT euforc'
marriages of whites with blacks, legal.
zes II, aud snforsss all the equality Of
the raees-known to many 10 spite ot
State laws to the contrary. Lara yoV
have the social, political and sivi
equslisy fastened upon you, and to re
fuse 10 recognise it, you are liable Il
prosecution and punishment. The mai
xho votes shs Radical ticket, isaying so
cial and all other equality 10 The niger
Ia fool or kasve. lie knows oct hal
be does, or else he votes this equality IN
dsEssaDdingly. e
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

Coon IDEa.-A correspondent Of thsAteh,
isOn CaampioD proposed g send asoms
thing to Gil up" The editor asySs 'tSenf
big roast Of beef, barrel 81 aeur!
some suitsT and eggs, potatoes, beats
cabbage, kn.H Thas editor 10 a. ca
ligbtensd suas, and ought TO get : sup.
ply.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GLEN WOOD
WI ale & Female Seminary.


This institution will eanmsuse it's ETst tern
ga su3sS, September TTih, 1885.
suITfTloa, PgR TERM or TEN WEEKS
preparatory Department, - 90. Academic
Drrnrtment &c 90 Collegiate Depsftmsnt, -
JaaitSrs Fea % eentz. Music extra. All ennrS
ee pAysbla in sdvsEse fha laxt h9ska eAa BE- la
Ia ths torn assra 10 pfsvafe mill y as sanai
a. efxewhsF@.
n~ Fer fnFthef particulars, sas3rssa--aftsT Sep
issrssi lst-aha principal at SIenwsea. Mills epuh
~ Iswa visniitt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

The proprietor Of wsstarn sown adj
veEtissa bis lots. fer sale in tkis wise;
SThs town and Surrounding
country is the most beautiful tbs God of
nature ever made. The aesnsgy 10 seies-
sisl--divins also, tao wagons to sell
sad yoke Of stsers.n
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ess ssxsaass u sssss.
COZ. S. q. vAsAsDA,
strsss@ass County.
rss sfesssssr II ssass,
crSs GEoRGG A. STONE,
OF Ilsufs csasty.
RCr Asassss II state.
carr. RoET. W. CROSS
% psss csansy.
gsr Ataarass asassais
rApr. w. BALLIkGERs
OF Les cssasy.
psr weeisssr os . Laaa oaaseI
LINE r. McKINNaE,
OF cisgtsa eeaaty.
Far Ksporasr % saszsrss esuHss
rapr. ALBERT sToDDARD,
OF TAzas cowass.
Fsv eassa af sapsssas cssst,
CAPT. FRED. GoTTsoHALks
OF psbas ae Osass.
Csagr~ ssssmaa KesaaaaaAs@
ar ws~xs.snssfiss ia congress-Rifth BASS
GEN. .. d. TuTTLss
on pess Cssntx.
II
smaseasl -Es@iaasaaaa'
FER yadss-Fists District,
WILLIAM PHILLIPS
OF Pon Gesnty.
Yer plstrtes Atasgasy.
J.E. WILLIAMSON
OF wsxaa County,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

I've HusnGsD AID PuTT AxIIass ~
ooxaakssIasAI Joas- - Ths Esw York
Herald says ovsEbuvdensd - the peo-
pie are witt taxation, 1t may be Interest.
ing for them TO know how soms Of il IA
raised aud bow 1t is sqaaadsrsd In jobs
Of various kids. For txample, thsrs
Coca 4 ~ fhA
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TsxtSo ras pxasssssx Orr d aocuArs

TagtNu yag kxzssssaK OFF - lMocnaTss
Iii has bees charges that Democrats
wsrs rsspouaihla fsv the prelasgation Of
the var. W. sra getting NJ tho truth OF
the mater. We learn from the ladian-
apolis Herald 81 July 18th, thai Hoa. 3.
q. Carers ssgsng hspablIsaa- Oh the
psaasdiax assernsen, delivered tempe.
fanss lsosuvs In sbae city and In thai
Isetass he charged that = saa saeosssf 81
sndlss of TIE war was rstssasd ~ least
: scar Big whIsky-- that dTuak - Captains
CSioasls aud aenssals. presided ovsr By
q dymnksu Gon9rsss, sssss sssg'sAsalss foE
the ussiess alanghser of thousands "
brace meas Republicans, whas bare
yos 10 say 70 skisy
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v.nrv Goods. AysAms. PsEtfsstos, Psskst Bscn
,r5Fssps. Fansg SAG CeHhss ~
f;s5 wastsahFgm d Sous ans estlFry. /.
s-s-rfE PerseA Ensxe8 nna sGas&sEs, RYectAsissf
Y u sFlvsr steel ADD satrer pssita Names, 81
JAcQrEX}ES,
Eezt DsoE 60 1se@1saess RalsIt' Gs7EsrJ
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,

Court OF Quarter Standardization, p. j.
Prison cases are still before the Court Holloway
Humes was charged with the larceny OF $780, the pro-
perty OF Peter Machn Mackin stated that he in
setting small bill with man at stable at CoIum-
ba avenue ana second street put his purse contain
ing $50 and duebil for S26, on q feed chest ana
forgetting 1t, walked away. he soon missed mis-
money, and went back to Humes, who was standing
near where the money was put down, and asked
him for 1t Humes denied having the pocket Oook. .
that when the money was on the chest he acci-
denially backed horse on Humes' foot; Humee
stopped down on his knee, picked up the pocket
book, and put 1t INTO hls pocket. He looked up at
witness and laughed ,phe thinking It was onIV IN
tended as joke but when the pocket-book was de-
mhnded, Humes denied all knowledge of it. On
trial.
A witness called by Humes said that at the stable
this latter witness, on the part of the Common.
pocket book; but It was his impression that he did
as he was 80 near it.
William Todd was charged with the larceny of a
gold watch, chain, and charm. valued at @a5 the
property of Hester Bradley. Todd boarded with
Mrs. Bradley. On the 1st Of September he was in
her room, not dressed. Mrs Bradley having oeca-
sion to go through the room, told him 10 dress He
did so, and went out. When Mrs. Bradley went to
her room, she found that her watch was gone. She
found Todd in a gambing-house drunk. He was
arrested, and 1t was found that he had pawned the
watch and chain and was there gambling on the
money. The jury rendered verdict of guilty.
United States Circuit Court Judge Cad
walader.-T The case of Grub VS.. KnotweI, which iss
an action to recover, as tenant in common, o. share
OF the produce of an iron ore bank In Lancaster
county, is still before This court.
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AND COMMERCE
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
Friday, October II, 1866.


The Stock Market was more active this
morning, and prices we're trmer. In Govern
nent bonds there was more doing; old 5-20S
sold at ll289ll3t, an advance OF 1: 6s of 1881
at ll29, an advance of 4; l0-40s at 998, no
change. l06@1l064 was bid for June and August
1905. State and City loans were unchanged
New City 6s sold at 994 9995.
Railroad shares were the most active on the
list. Reading sold at 584, no change; Catawissa
preferred 81, an advance of on the closing
prices last evening; Pennsylvania at 562@665,
no change; Mnehill at 81, no change; Philadel-
phia aud Erie at 926@322 a slight advance; and
Northern Central at 464, no change; 1898 was
bid for Camden and Amboy; SO for little Schuyl-
kill; 694 for Norristown; SO for North Pennsyl-
vania; Ga ! for Lehigh Valley; 80 for Elmira COM
mon; As for preferred do; and 65 for Phlladel-
pnia and Baltimore.
CITY Passenger Railroad shares were un-
changed. Hestonville sold at l64; and German
town at 29S; $50 was bid for Second and Third;
GA Tor Tenth and Eleventh; Il for Thirteenth
and Fifteenth; 65 for Chestnut and Walnut II for
West Philadelphia; 80 for Green and Coates; and
ii for Lombard and South.
Bank shares continue in good demand for in
vestment at full prices, but we hear of no sales.
l07 was bid for Sixth National; $50 for North
America; l49 for Philadelphia; 1873 for Farmers
and Mechanics: 68 for Commercial; 100 for
Northern Liberties; 92} for Mechanics; l09 for
Southwark; 100 tor Kensingtou; Sc for Penn
Township; 58 for Girard; 80 for Western; 100
for Tradesmen's; 81 for Commonwealth; and 70
for Corn Exchange.
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PHILADELPHIA Trade Renort.

FRIDAY, October 12.-The receipts of Cloverseed
are extremely small, and the stocks very small;
small sales of old and new at sos y "a lbs.
Timothy is selling at SO 5O93 70, and Flaxseed at
SO 2Oa3'25 per bushel
No. Quec ctron Bark is dull but prices are steady
at $95 per ton. Spanish may be quoted at $40 per
cord.
There is no new feature to present in the Flour
Market, but prices remain without change. About
600 barrels were taken by the home consumers at
81 75ds 70 per barrel for superfue; $9912 for old
and new stock extras; Sl2'50@l3 30 for North
western extra family; s13914 80 for Pennsylvania
and Ohio do. do, and fancy brands at $l60l6 90,
according to quality. Rye Flour is firmly held at
$5 50a6 70 per bushe. In Corn Neal no Ling doing.
There is fair inquiry tor Wheat but the trans
actions are limited in consequence of the meagre.
of the receipts and stocks. Sales of Pennsyl-
vania and Southern red at $29O93 10; 750 bushels
No. spring sold at So 65; white ranges from 80 10
to So 25. AGO bushels Western Rye sold at 81 20.
Corn in fair request with sales of 5000 bushels at
$1O5 Tor yellow and 81 03 TOR Western mixed. Oats
are unchanged; sales of new Southern at &c., in the
cars and 57c afloat.
Whisky is quiet, with small sales of Pennsylvania
at 80 3S@239, and Ohio at 50 Al.
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EXECUTION.
The Otero Murderers Hung
at Brooklyn.

New YORK, October l2.-Gonzales and Peli-
cier were executed shortly after 10 o'clock
to-day, in the Raymond street Jail, Brooklyn,
within few blocks of the scene of the murder
of Senor Gtero. ~
They made full confession of participation
in the murder, and charged Viele with being
the planner and chief assassin Neither of them
manifested any particular emotion on the
scaffold.
Gonzales seemed little frightened, but Pelli
cier was calni~aud composed. Their recks were
not broken by the fall, but death ensued very
quickly, There was no struggle on Gonzales
part, but Pellicier's contortions we're terrible
for some moments.
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COMPLETE EXPOSE OF THE TRICK.
Mr.. Johnson and Mr.. Stanbery
on the Canard.
ETC., ETC., ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc
IsPEc1AI DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
The Phil adelphia "Ledger'' Canard.

[sPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH ]
The Phil adelphia "Ledger'' Canard.
WASHINGTON, October l2.-The brief despatch
which sent yesterday, denying the truth of a
Especial despatch" which appeared in the
Ledger of your city on Thursday morning,
scarcely exposed the ridiculous but mischievous
cdndrd.
President Johnson authorizes me TO state that
he has never even thought of putting such
questions to the Attorney-General, and that he
had already acknO wledged the constitutionality
and legal rights of the present Congress IN a
thousand different ways.
Attorney General Stanbery says it would have
been little less than an insult to have had such
a series of questions sent to him for an opinion,
and thinks that only the ass that compiled the
questions could ever have seen the plausibility
OF his hoax.
Mr.. johnson is so much troubled about the
thing that he had determined to have the
affair investigated, out for tie backdown of the
Ledger telegraphed here this morning.
Inquiry at the telegraph office has not vet
shown that any such telegram as that pub.
lished was sent hence on Wednesday night to
the Ledger, and it is believed among the cor
respondents here that the whole despatch was
made up in Philadelphia-a canard out of the
whole cloth.
Another notable fact is, that the Associated
Press agent in Philadelphia (who is he y did
not send the bogus despatch to this city. Why
neglect Washington and send the despatch to
New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, and
other gold marts? j. S. N.
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The President Indignan,.

From the Nei0 York World " to-d1y.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE sensational
despatch, attributed to a Philadelphia paper
and purporting TO recite as a TACT that the
President had submitted to the Attorney General
certain inquiries as TO whether he was legally
bound to recognize the present Congress as
O constitutional body, created considerable
excitement here to-day, Notwithstanding that
an official contradiction was so close at
hand, the President and Acknowledgement were
Justly indignant at the fabrication, and we're
very prompt in desiring its general denial IL
turns out TO be purely canard, which did not
even originate in Washington, and was never
telegraphed from here. Its whole origin Is, so
far, traced to the gold spectators, where 1t
seems, for the time being to have served Its
purpose.
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The report that the President has concen.
trated $4,000 troops in this ncighborhood is
without foundation, as the folio wing is an accu
rate roster of the troops in the Department of
Washington, which extends from Annapolis,
Md TO Georgetown, D. C.:-l2th u s. Infantry,
36th, 18th, 9Th, and lst and I'd Veteran Reserve
Corps, 10th q. s. Colored Troops, three COM
panies 5th U. s. Cavalry, three comp anies 4th
o. s. Artillery 30 90 troops in all.
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IOWA.
County Returns.

DEs MONIES, October II The Republican ma
jorty in TINS county Is Oil ThIa is ocia with but
one precinct TO hear from. The gain over the last
election is 100.
ADAMS
COUNCIL BLUFFS, October II. - Adams county
gives 25 Republican majority q Union gain OF o.
Fremont Fremont gives $50 Copperhead ma
jOrity; a Republican gam of Sl.
PAGE The Repub icRn majority In this county
ie 160; q gain OF 49,
TAYLOR.-The Union majority In this county Is
800; q gain OF 1877
HARRIsoN-The Republican majority is 100;
gain of l76
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Additional Returns from Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
and Iowa.
rhE CONGRESSIONAL VOTE
PENNSYLVANIA.
LEBANON COUNTY-oFFICIAL RE
TURNS.

LEBANON COUNTY-OFFICIAL RE-
TURNS.
LEBANoN, October 12.-The official majority
or Governor Gears, III Lebanon county, is 1498,
before estimated at 1900.
Toe official majority for Colonel Cake for Con-
gIess is 1873.
TENTH DISTRICT.
PoTTsvILLE October IL General Horny L. Cake
Un on Is elected to Congress IRON this District
Lebanon aud SchUylkll by about 1856 majority over
DR. e. GIonnger, the Democratic candidate-a Union
gain.
TWENTY FIRST DISTRICT.
In the Twenty-hrst CONGRESSIONAL District the
majorllies reported are az tollows:-
Weir maj Covode, ma.
Counties. (Dem Counties. (Repo
Fayelte ............ SUO INDIANA 2250
W estmoreland. 1000 -
- Total. ........... $3.50
To'a'. 1900
This elects Covode, Union, bv $50 majority.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-12
The Design of the Despatch.

From Che Ntw York Herald OF TO dag.
WASHINGTON, October 1l.-Durlng to-day
many inquiries by telegraph were received in
Chis city asking whether there was any truth in
the Washington despatch to the philadelphia
Ledger, relative to the President, the Attorney
General, and Congress. On the despatch being
read TO the President to-day, he pronounced IT
false from beelnning to end. Attorney General
StanbeIy made an equally positive denial.
The canard is reported to have originated
with certain scheming politicians to bear unfa-
Norably upon the approaching election in New
York. The city was flooded with rumors con-
cerning the despatch, and 1t was not until q late
hour in the day that reliable information on the
subject could be procured. There is no doubt
that the President is ardently disposed to pur.
patches like the one that has created so much
STIR should be distrusted by honest people all
over the country.