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yorL Money Market.
NEW YORK, October q.

Money a shade firmer, and more more
,ctiye. Call noans 3 per cent. ster,
Iing Exchange quiet at lOsalOsf uo tl
is lower; opening at l46s; advancing s !"
Il6s. declining to H5s; closing at llos'
Total exports Of speech to-day SSo1'-
Government stocks more active, and
a shade tirmer. aHa ,nJ
Freights to Liverpool qniet, an"
without decided change.
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A MANIAC, unperceived. jumped upsn
n locomotive and started it out of Chi
cago at tremendous speed. The brake
man and fireman awoke to find them
selves dashing along at fearful rate,
and it was not until they knocked the
maniac senSeless with sledge hammer
that they were able to reverse andre
turn the engine to the depot. az
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TELBGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM NEW YORK.

Arrest for ForScry-Murder Of
Christian sabbath school superin-
tendcnt by the 1sormons-Illness Of
Napolcon-Feninn Excitement i'm thc
Cify-Indian Troubles.
NEW YORK, October 27.-Otto Armand
a clerk at the Republican Naturalization
Office, Phillip Mellivy and Harry Smith,
were arrested yesterday, charged with
forging the name of Judge Mcneil, OF
the Supreme Court, To naturalization
certificates. The accused were COM
United to Jail in default of one thou
sand dollars bail to answer. - ~
The Herald's Fort Leavenworth dis.
patch says: DR.. Robinson, of Utah,
and Superintendent of the only Chris
tan Sabbath School in Salt Lake City,
was murdered by the MormOns on Oeto-
Der twenty-fourth. General Conner
formerly commanding in Utah, tele-
graphed that the gentiles of the city
are panic stricken, and advises Rev
erend Doctor Normal not to return
there.
The Herald's Leavcnworth dispatch
saws. Nine hundred and Twenty-Five
ounces of gold dust were shipped from
Colorado during the week ending Fri
day. October twenty-siXth, which is an
increase of two Thousand dollars over
the shipments of the previous week.
The Tribune's Berlin correspondent
says: The celebrated DR.. Langen, the
Chief Surgeon of our army, left q few
days ago for Biarritz, TO consult with
the physicians of the French Emperor
on the possibility of an operation. Yes
terday dispatch was received from our
Embassy ut Paris that there was no
hope of the recovery of Napoleon, and
that his death may he hourly expected,
the fact being only still kept secret.
The Tribune's New Orleans special
saws: Judge Cooley, who presides over
the Circuit Court Mt Alexandria, has
returned to this city for the present, the
parish of Rapidoe being in state OF
anarchy.
The news of the conviction and SEN
tence to death Of Lynch, the Fenian,
created the greatest excitement among
the Irish citizens of New York. The
Common Council of the city passed
resolution requesting the Canadian
authorities to pardon the prisoner, AMI
requesting tiic thiIcu StatSS c'i'"i w
make every effort to obtain the same.
The Tammany Democracy also held
meeting and passed resolutions of less
prolific character, denouncing British
justice and calling for vengeance on the
Canadians.
The Tribunc's Chicago special says
Evidences of wide spread trouble on
the Indian frontier have accumulated
more rapidly than usual within the past
few days. A general war is really i'm
minent. General Sherman has ceased
to discredit alarming reports, and is
taxing every energy to throw troops
into the field. Fifteen thousand Indian
warriors are declared by latest advices
to be actively on the war path. An
nouncements of additional disasters on
the frontier continue to come in.
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MONoNGALIA COUNTY.
Observation-Disclosures.

New YORK, October 27.-The Times
Washington special says: Under the
Bounty act of July 18th, ls66, the
mother and father of the deceased, pro.
vidcd there has been no abandonment
on either side. are entitled to receive
the bounty. Congress sanctioned this
conclusion and passed an elaborate see
ton. on March Sd, 1865, providing for
the descent in prescribed terms.
The President has sanctioned the ap.
pointment of General Gordon Granger
us Colonel of one OF the new Infantry
Regiments.
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FARM FOR SALE.

i for sale tn sesii able farm on Ts,ch he re-
s'ae-, M faet.oh county. Wet Virgins. will
IN q niles Il RavgDsrood. The traetc tsit,
~ ser-r. st,ui is' Of which {, ci.sisa and IN
Der good fence. Every field IL wen suppli.t
wa a,er from newer fsili.g springs.
is has . gsod frSgns house evplais,,a s,ys,
rooins IN. shed 10 good Bsodern styl.. lrt
Dai'atszs lr the Convenience Of The isrm. An
APPir Orchard Of near DO irses, eonpri.in,
'hoss va1yti-s ai-ptef u .tbss lacsiit5. vs..
''sy 81 Jim and fesr tres sc &c. -sas =
S.nd Cr'sk- the hosse iSrxto5 90 40 emIbs Des
e', iooslBs ne~riy 20 the cleared jzbd. Al Cd,
n,ias s'e ssfte'sapS undHiSiibg A. 10 be drain
AZ am si'vut 70 sfnigrate 70 the West. I via
ave s@TesiR N the property. For terms 40.
~ 70 tne usd-fsi sBe6- Fessns-ion given en-
oikhf II required THOMAS xxx
EAys sss'.oD, Jscxsox cousIf. w. Va.
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The Feeling ut Montreal Oh Eynch's
Conviction.

MONTREAL. G. E., October 27.-The
news that Lynch, the Fenian, has been
sentenced to death ut Toronto, causes
much discussion here. The Witness
newspaper is not in favor of carrying
out the sentence. as there was no evil
dence that he actually committed mur-
der. His crime was purely political.
Another large lot of war material has
arrived from England.
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WITH the President removed, and
Gen. Grant officially dccapitatcd, and
the Southern States reduced to terrific
rses, and the Southern whites held in
bondage. and with Brownlow aud But
Ter and Phillips running the machine
the condition and fate of the Republic
might he confidently foretold. What
would iive-twentics be worth then!
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MoRE Feuian prisoners were arraign-
ed on Saturday at Torooto, one OF
whom proved to be a lunatic. The
American Consel intimated to the Court
that he had received instructions from
Washington to engage counsel for all
prisoners of American birth.
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Col. Lynch asserted TO have hud no
Commission i'm the Feninn Army.

LOUISVILLE, October 25.-On the au-
thority of Col. Star, commander OF the
late Fenian expedition, now here, he
states that the Col. Lynch arrested and
sentenced to be hung at Toronto, was a
book-keeper in a mercantile house IN
this city. He was sent with the Fenian
expedition by his employers. He had
no rank in the Fenian organization,
and accompanied it merely as an adven-
turcr, to report to his employers. Cox
Star offered Col. Lynch commission
which he refused.
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From LouisyiI.e,

LOUISVILLE, October 2S.-Judge
Craig, of the city Court, was this after
noon assailed by Policeman Slancy,
and seriously injured. Accounts of the
ground the assault are so conflicting
that an examination must be had be-
fore the cause can be ascertained.
w. G. Summerville, of Charlestown,
w. Va, was found dead Saturday morn
ing on the steamer Prima Donna, evil
IDENTIFY from cholera. A check drawn
at Marietta, Ohio, for 81, 900, was found
ION his person.
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From, Now Nr.cnns.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2S.-General
Hcintzlcman has succeeded General
Getty in command of the Department
of Texas. Ten more companies of in
fantry will be Immediately ordered to
Texas. All cavalry has gone TO the
frontier.
Francisco p. DcCaStillo, Representa-
tive of the Imperial Mexican Govern
ment, has published protest against
the language adopted by Sheridan re-
spccting MAMMALIAN in his letter
touching Mexican interests.
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4 CONFERENCE between committee
of the Rhode Island Legislature and the
NaTagansett tribe of Indians. was held
on the 9th, ut Charlestown, at which
the red men declined to become citizens
Of the State under the Civil Rights bill.
They do not wish to vote. This once
famous tribe has dwindled to 1873 per-
SOaS.
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Mr.. FRANK W. BALLARD has been
elected Secretary of the Security In
snranee Company of this city This Sc
lection is bit recognition of Mr.. Bal
lards intelligence and experience as an
underwater, and win result advanta-
geously, we doubt not, to the Institution
which has called him into its service
N. 2. Tribune.
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WHAT DID ITi-A young lady, returning "a
her country home after a sojourn of few
months. was hardly recognized by her friendA
in place Of a rustic, fush face, she had soft
ruby complexion. Of almost marble snoothness
al instead OF ~. she really appeared but n
She told them plainly she used Hagati'g AsgDo
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using This article. II can b ordered
Of any druggist for only 81 eeits. &
Saratoga spring Water, sold by al
Druggists. sr
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The Great Fenian Indignation i'm
Ruffulo.

BUFFALO, October 27.-The meeting
tonight at Saint James Hall, in re-
Spouse to the call in yesterdays papers
was fully attended. Great numbers of
persons were unable to gain entrance
to the hall. The object of the meeting
was to protest against the thought of
the Fenian trial in Canada and devise
means, or at least threaten retaliation,
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Continued Ecnian Excitement i'm New
Work.

NEw YORK, October 2s.-The excite
ment in the city over the Fenian trials
and sentences i'll Toronto, was lively
yesterday, and threats of severe retalia-
ton were freely made by the Fenians,
if the sentence be carried into effect.
1t is expected that the President will
intereede i'll behalf OF the unfortunate
prisoners,
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
A TTeRNxY. COLLECTCE or

TTSRHHS, COELEGTCE OF
"A PENSIONS Soldiers Clsius and Certinrd
Accounts. All Officers, Solliers or Seaanu dis-
ab'"d in the se,vi' Q o. the United Stttes an.
eHttrd 10 Pens ons for He Ks'l H. ease IT q cir
death th, widow, orphan children m,tb-r or
sister OF AIRY such officer. so'dte' or s'.amen 10
entitled 81 a pension. ard alec ,le poun'y of me
lurdre dollars aud all hack plv Ina Ny fe-
IN such cas-. is FIVE DOLLARS IL the cl.im
FOR nsiop IL COLLECTED. ant ~ CHARGE /.
cis- Of failure.
Certified a counts collected on the most rea
sous.le terms
Office No $50 Fourtk Str, ct rear the Court
Fou-,e Wheeling. Va sep26
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,wo cer,lemep Of poucb,,eens;s IN

Two gentlemen of Poughkeepsie have
made the following wager on the COM
ing election: If Fenton is elected, the
Hoffman man is to pay the Fenton man
one cent for every vote in Fentop's ma
jority. If Hoffman is elected, the Fen
ton man is to pay the Hoffman hacker
one cent for every vote in his (Hofi-
man's) majority.
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cHAGAEs' MAGnoLIA BALM.

i ful and extraordinary article ever discover
ed IfchaDgrs the sup-turnt face and hands e
q peaIly sati texture Of ravishing beauty i'm
parting the marble purity Of youth aud the d.
iiag-.e appearance 30 inviting IN tie city bells
of fashion II removes tan. fr-ckles piuple
aud rSugbBsss from the skin. leaving tk- eoIl
Dleriep fresb. Transparent anS snsooth. II cor
tains no material Injurious TO the skin Par
ronizea by Actresses : nd Opera Singera II &.
rhat every lady shouid have. Sold everywhere
Retail psice Scots
7; Prepared By W. x. HAGAN, Trpy. ny.
: Address al order, to
DEMAs BARNES &co,
a--ly Ns~ York.
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nceiip,. from Cus,om..

NEW YORK, October 27.-The Herald's
Washington special says: The receipts
from Customs for the below named ports
from the 18th to the Goth inst, We're as
follows: New York Sa,030,OS2; Boston
$9,5lI; Philadelphia Sl74,500; Balti-
more sl02, 634; total $500, S27. The
receipts 1T New Orleans from the 9th to
18th Inst, amounted to Slopes
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HeiIBstreets inirnitabie Hair coloripg has been
steadily growing in favor for overf~snty years
IL acts upOn the abs0roents at the rOOts Of the
hair, and change. IL to its original color By de.
grees, Al instaotaDeOas dyes desfen aud 1 ..
iuIe the hair. Heimstreet's Il mtg dye, Lut A
certain tn its results, promotes its grovtL, and
Is y, beautiful Hair Dressing Price 50 seats and
saraioga sprisg Water, sold BY al
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-29

Ir is stated that person presented a
check nj one of the Boston banks for
one hundred thousand dollars few
days since. lie was paid one Thousand
dollars too much and was honest enough
to return il 20 the teller.
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AT the afternoon performance Of
Howcs Circus, in Lancaster, Penn, on
Tuesday, Lazelle and King, posturers
and acrobats, fell, headforemast, dis
lance of thirty-one feet, while perform
ing on trapcze. King had one of his
shoulders and one OF his wrists fractnr-
ed, and was injured internally. Lazelle
received Il concession of the brain.
The accident was caused by a bolt Civ
ing way.
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If the sentences should be carried into
effect. The American flag, which, with
the Irish National flag, was borne
through the hall, draped in mourning.
The British government and Canadian
officials were denounced, and the great
est excitement and enthusiasm prevail
ed. A second Indignation meeting will
be held tomorrow evening.
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arBALrIMoRE, October "a.

Flour quiet. Spring wheat Western
sxtrs at u 75al3 p; winter wheat
"a 40 asa,$ so: wheat firm, red, 8 22a
= 70 * 60 Corn tending upward; yellow Is
y, WESTERN 81 pork, S475. Lard nominal
Whisky duh. Groceries steady.
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Phi;adeiphia Market.
PurIApELpHIA, October "a

PHILADELPHIA, October "a.
Flour firm; western extra, at sl3 ooa
Is 70: Pennsylvania and ONO eN q, ,o ~
sl3 GOALS 60. Wheat quiet; red, IS qua
; %: white, - 80. Rye, 81 40. Corn
firm: yellow: 81 20; mixed, 81 lst. Oats
Csc. Whisky unchanged.
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Governor Orr Opposed 10 tho Consti.
InliaunI cntlmcnf.

COLUMBUS, s. c., October 2.-Gov.
Orr authorizes the South Carolian to
say that he isntterly and uncquivocally
opposed to the constitutional amend
ment, and will not recommend its
adoption by the Legislature.
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10. Louis Market,

ST. LOUIS, October "a.
Flour less active, but very firm
Wheat firm and unchanged. Corn
higher, at 95a9Sc. Oats stiff, at 50a5ae
Pork declined to S33 25a33 80: round
lots offered AZ s33 %; cleareides nj lssa
19tc; shoulders at l6IaIele. Whisky
dull, fayoring buyers.
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President johnson attended the scss-
ion Of the Roman Catholic Plenary
Council AT Baltimore yesterday. The
President was accompanied by Mrs.
Patterson. His visit was III acceptance
of an invitation from the Young Catho-
lic'SFricnd Society of Baltimore.
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The Infatuated gentleman who missed
being married for twenty-four hours on
account of the delay at a draw bridge
on the New Haven road, threatens to
sue the company ''for not making con-
upciiouS"
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Rilliardx.

BosToN, Oct. ga game of billiards,
of l 500 points, carom, was played last
night between Dir. Golttwaite and E..
Daniels, the latter having 500i points
given him. Golttwaite was the win
ner. -9s.,q . es 3 =
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THE Chinese punish robbers by put
ting the culprits in a large mortar, and
then firing them hcadformost against .
stone wall. - ...[
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The Baltimore Police Commissioner,

BALTIMORE, October 2.-The exami-
nation of witnesses against the Police
Commissioners before Governor Swami
was continued ut Annapolis to-day. At
three o'clock the case was adjourned
until Monday, when it is believed the
matter will be ended.
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LroNs EXTRACT OF PUKE JAMAICA Gfsoyp-
FOR Indigestion, Nausea HeaEtsarp SICK Head
ache. Cholera horbus, &c. wbsrv q warming.
genial stimulant 10 rcquired. Its earefnI prtps
rSiisn and eBtirs purity makes Il 0 cheap and
reliable article far culinary purposes. Soidey
eery where, at 80 cents per bottI -aa Isfs Y
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4 MAX at st. Athanse, Canada, applied
coal oil to a cut on his wrist, whereupon
his arm began to swell, and the swelling
extended to his whole body, causing his
death IN two days. 8E
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TIE LATE Mr. VAN BUREN.-The final
obseques of the Hon. John Van Buren
took place Mt Albany on Saturday, the
remains being buried without any dis
play. AT the Rural Cemetery of that
city.
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Toledo Make,
q TOLEDO, 0ctober q.

TOLEDO, octeber "a.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat firm
and e. better; sales Of amber Michiean
at 81; No. 1 spring, 2 20. Corn frm
and &c better; sales at 95ic. No. Oats
lc better; sales at 4e}c.
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WHILE filing kerosinc lamp that
was lighted, the lamp exploded, set fire
to the house, severely burned the care
less father, Mr.. Grazier, of Illinois, and
his three children were destroyed in the
hmrninr huildinn
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SOME twenty dollars were found
slowed away in the waterfall of a Ger
man girl in Brooklyn, who had been ar
rested for theft.
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THE wooden mills at Minneapolis.
Mimi, employ sixty looms and two
thousand spindles, and consume about
one thousand pounds of wool daily.
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"In lifting the kettle from the fire ] scalde
myself very soycreiy--.One hand almost to
crisp. The torture was unbearable. -
Tie Mexican Mustang LbiDient relieved the
pain almost Immediately. IL hoaied rapidly, and
lett very little scar. CHAS. FIS rRs,
40 Broad St.. Phih teiphia."
This Is merely sample OF what IL, Mustang
LinimrBt will 10. II Is invaluable Ia. Ill cases
Of wounds, swel!pEs. sprainA, cutH, , raIses,
spavins etc. either upon man or beast
3 ware of cOuIterfeits. None IA gen nile Un.
less wrapped ia hne steol.plats engravings.
bearing the signature Of q. W. Westbrook,
Chemist, and spri0acs stamp Of DEAIs BARSEs
& Co., New York.
snrntoZn sptinl Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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TIE Waltham, Mass, Free Pres
states that shoes are manufactured in
that town from wood and paper, with
leather uppers.
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4 WRITER who has had much to do
with Indians says that flour and Chris
tianity will kill them Off quicker than
a war OF Dissemination. .at e.
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Murder Trial.

NEWARK, n. j., October 27.--The jury
in the case of Ira Lunn, on trial for
murder in the Essex county court, re-
turned Il verdict this afternoon, of
murder in the second degree.
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WHEN the widow of a white soldier
applies for bounty, pension or arrears,
she must prove her marriage by the best
evidence known to the courts. but when
negro woman makes the same applica-
ton, she simply has to show that she
.'hyed With the deceased negro as his
wife. as6s Z - s.Fy
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THE ELECTION.
TYLER COUNTY.

Il. d
For Governor-A. /. Foreman, Union,
615; B. II. Smith, Democrat, 45e; major
ity for Foreman, 157.
Secretary of State-J. 5. Witcher,
Union. 62i; J. w. Kennedy, Democrat,
462; majority for Witcher, 1s2.
Auditor-Jos. McWhorter, Union, 62i;
Peter Darnell, Democrat, 455; majority
for McWhorter, 1863.
Treasurer. Fl. Bristor, Union, ga;
John S. Burdett, Democrat, i56; major
ity for Bristor, 168.
ATTORNEY General-Thayer Melvin,
Union, 623; \. Richardson, Democrat,
457: majority for Melvin, 166.
Judge of Supreme Court-E. Maxwell,
Union. 61O; II. l.. Berkshire, Democrat,
46s; majority for Maxwell, lR:
H COngress-Iiubbard, Union, OLD; john
son, Democrat, ASS; majority for Hub
bard, 149. oo
State Senate-Werniuger, Union, 6l9;
Foley, Democrat, 45l; majority for Wer-
.ningcr, 1853.
House of Delegates-W. J. Foreman,
COZ; A. d. Soper, 46j; majority for Bore
man, 137. $40
Sheriff-John c. Wrav, Radical, Gl9;
J. Brllman, Democrat, AGA: majority for
Wray, 1j5.
Prosecuting Attorney-W. j. Bore
man. Union, 597; j. c. Boyer, Democrat,
462; majority for Boreman, 10.
Clerk of Circuit Court--C. Engle,
Radical, (nO opposition), 96o.
RecOrder-E. I. Bricklin, (no opposi-
tiOn), 954.
Treasurer-L. S. stealey, (no opposi-
tion), 939.
Surveyor-Smith, Radical, sos; Duty,
Conservative, 456; majority for Smith,
142.
Assessor-Smith, Radical, 5sJ; May
field, 461; majority for Smith, ia.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
PRUNTYTOwN, October q.
GENTLEMEN Our election is over.
Smith gains 217 votes, as compared with
the vote on Constitutional amendment.
For Governor-Smith, 6l9; Boreman,
1876: Boreman's majority, III majority
for the amendment, %.
For Congress-Kitchcn, 79l; Andrews,
65l majority for Kitchen 140.
2Scnator-Zinn, negro equality, 192
Brown, G25 : majority for Zinn, lb1.
House Delcgates-R. Dawson, Con
sentative, 729; Cotton, negro suffrage
and equality, 600; majority for Dawson,
30. Glory enough for one day!
Clerk of Supreme Court-iierr, Radl-
cal, ISL; Armstrong, Conservative, go ;
majority for Herr, 81.
Sheriti;-Means, Radical, 1926: Evans,
Union, 693; majority for Means, 80.
Very respectfully,
,JOUN S. UURDETT.
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81 T----1S6O--X.
brakes Plantation Bitters

They purify, strengthen and invisorate
They create = healthy appetite
They are n antidOfe TO change Of water and
diet
They overcome effocts OF dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enlivep the
mind. ..
They prevent niasmatic and intermittent fe.
vers
They purify the brratb and acidity Of the storn
ach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Defrhea Cholera and Cholera Nor
bus. :
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They Arc the best Bitters IN the world They
make the weak strong. and are exhausted ma
ture's great restrrer. They arr made Of pure
st CroiI Rum, the celebrated Calsaya Bark
ro,,s and herbs aud are taken with The ples-ur,
of a beverage, without regard to aye or time o.
day Particularly recommended 10 ielie .ts
psrsoBs regIiriEE a gentle StiinnlsDt Sold by
III Grocers Dr,i fsts. hotels and saloons Gu
Is genuine when Cork is epverssi by our private
q. Stamp. Beuare Of cpuut-rf-its and re
Led hotties. p. II DRAKE & co,
tcfs-w-c~ 81 Park Row. New York.