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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28
AUCTION SALES,

a Lot Of !S,tndlries j
BY GABRIEL DeyVITr .,
THIS DAY, 28th inst, at balfpast 10 O'Clock A. M,,at
S9r9 No ssl Kngstreet win bo sold LOT or
CONSISTING OF:
HOOKS AND EYES, FINE COMBS
Bracelets. Watch ohains, Pipes
Knives and Forks, and Clothing
AsmArr LOT OF A5oSs co%s PEAS. A0r,,as
~, DGmaged Cotton.
On MONDAY, soth inst at 10 O'CLOCK will be sold, be-.
'SsS SsieS p4sHsES ssGis I'd 6Tf 5S rfes' Range
To be sold for account OF all concerned.
BY lAuRa1 SSaa q q ATExsspEn. 1Hsttse;
On MONDAY the so.h Instant will be sold At tho foos
The sse Carries Gsl'Sa GaS Sasne. Ros
Rico. Having been recently overhauled she is in oora.
Conditions cash. April IA
BY Mckay q CAMPBELL.
On MONDAY s0S RSor ns Tt Do oeoss so on North Atlantic
Jib Sail
ftorm staysail
Eoretop staysaii
suit as Boat 1sS''S Sails. '''-
Conditions cash. April 27
BY coHES. Gnas,'Giusrs Mnno&ML sdss s. co.
On TUKsDAY, May ist at 10 O'Clock, will bo sold, on
1000 shrr damaged on
| voyage OF importation. April ~
Damaged Tin.
Will be sold At Public Auction on TUESDAY next. 1st
May ct II O'Clock, at the Store corner Browns Wharf
1so boxes TIN
DAMAGED on board the bark Orion. from Liverpool
and sold for account of the Underwriters and all
cerDed. April %
| Wreck Sale.
| BIZ J. A. ENsL Low & co.
On WEDNESDAY next, I'd Nay. win be sold, at public
THE BoiLFh Of the steamer General Hooker" as
It now lies Snllivan's Island beach. Tho Boiler Ia
two year. old and in good order. size22 feet long,
| feet In diameter.
THE ENGINE Of said steamer aa It now lies on said
das ."S IS n eSder S
feet stroke.
Three ANCHORS AND CHAINS and ono Iron wA.ur
Tank
THE HULL Of said steamer. as it may be found; and
one square -sterned Yawl Boat
2 April 20 thsmv4 undeTwritera' n; Agent.
BY coGEs, g1asI'qzstsss TaHoR sqsfi e. & co. eFsa'
% NAY SsGos T R.11 sG soh
account of underyFite5s and n eonseFned n
Damaged on board schooner Wickopee on voyage Of n
portaton. '.f April 26
By coGES. G11as,'GIiifsst msK sdsf EI & co.
oi e bs @
ACCOUNT a Of Unas1y,iteFs soB and all al CONCERNED nee
"a coils Manila Bale Strand
90 coil coils Italian Hemp baliIg ling. Strand rand,
! coil Jutes Baling Rope
coil s36-inoh Russia Bolt Rope
coil az inch Tarred Rueaian cordage
): coil Bang Wire
Damaged on board schooner Wickopee, on voyage
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Under,1riters Sale. af5,sij
BY COHEN, HANCKEL 81 co.
On WEDNESDAY, May at 10 o'clock, will be sold as
the corner OF Boyce Co.'s Wharf and East Bay, fo9
account of Underwriters and I'll concerned,
so bales 6UNNY CLOTH,
Damaged on board schooner Wickopee, voyage Of f
portation. 1.f April 28
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Undert1rier's Sale.
BY COHEN, HAECkEL 81 CO.
On TUESDAY, Nay lat at 10 O'Clock, will bo sold on
VanderhorstB Wharf,
About 1000 sacks LIVERPOOL BALT, damaged on
voyage OF importation. April AZ
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Damaged Tin.
BY j. A. EESLOW Il co.
Will be sod Mt Public Auction TUESDAY next lst
May at IL O'Clock, at the Store Browns Wharf
and Prtoleau. street.
180 boxes TIN.
Damaged board the bark Orion from Liverpool,
and sold for account of the Underwriters and
cerDed April %
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BY MILLIGAN, BELcHERs 81 CO.
On WfDNESDAY, Nay 2, at IL o'clock, on Browne
Wharf, We will sell,
q CYLINDER BOILERS 10 feet inches long, SO incheD
diameter, with two Is inch nuea each
Stationary Engines
old 18 and 80 Founders English Guns
lot Yellow Metal
lot Wrought Iron
lot Cast Iron
lot Anchors
lot Chain9, &C., &c
I lot BRASS snd COPPER
lot Wrought and Cast Iron
lot Chains &C., on Accommodation Wharf
Terms cash April "a
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
viii be sold at Public Auction at 10 O'Clock A. H.. on
WEDNEsDAY, May 2sd, 1865, Seabrook, near Htlton
Head. 3. O., under the direction Of Captain CHARLES
BARNARD, Assistant Quarterma,ter, the fonovin
property, viz:
STEAMER 'sCHAssEUR," she lays on the beach
Two Boilers, taken frOm the steamship "Winhe@
Scott"
Terms canh. in Government funds.
O. W. THOMAS,
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and Chief QuartermasteF,
April 10 apartment south Carolina
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msctllAaruus POLITICAL LTtMs.

E~tsrt N>Ta CU~Gny.auSsr nisru'gr, 800 Yosk =
Mr. Harlow u. Coin.tock. OF wyoming county, has
responded 10 nrmcrous letters addressed 20 w
scgtsiyo rspnhosns aud others and taken tbs ala
~ indepeodcni candidate against Burt Van Horn The
Albany ssgns An sn,-,orch and lrDsnins
and snisiica viii unite In Anpp9rtpk Jud.s
constcck. fos ths la-t fourteen years b. ba, been
County Judge Of wyomng aud is lawyer sad eili4sn
Of emnsnoe AMI popularity. ~ The last state Conysn.
ton he received very complimentary vote for ibs an
o. Lieutenant cogefno His letter the cris- which
appeared early n the campaign attracted ssasfs sai
deserved attention
yrEvos.--Tbe Nlddebury VA Regit,. ssys thai The
niied STATES Senator question virtually settled that
sa.- The Hon. ,. = Morrill, vii succeed Nr C3llausr
and Hon q. y EdmaBis viii ~ The uusHg.rsd sfa o.
senator Foo,e.
HAspIr AccYpr~s slrrirfos " Coon Furs The
Montgomery tAial Mar article on M g1s.o sm.-
ricsn al ancc deelsres that bosh Powers have Poland
to keep IN snpiscfioo sud that n svsging ar9und The
circle the dsspotsn or the suioet and ne ds.poism
Of democracy, anrsnmelcd ~ constitutional oDigs-
tons meet In . iovog embrace. Certainty ths looks
like 'sccsPtins the atnat on 10 good faith.
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A A D A..


rho s.mmirnwdc Affair Wordy War uGawecn
Ills Counsel and the Crown Proserni0r.
sioSrRxAL. o. ~ 1865
Tho Iamirsnds AFFAIR has become canss c<isss.
There vas another the Court NJ opssa Benrb
to-day, snorlng evIdcnre Of the increasing elvisston
OF the Canadians sud Of THAR ap,ncss 70 tensn Mr.
Dontre. Jarnirandes counsel made zp5yeG<A 90
have copies furuisned llss ~ csssxn docomsnts cont
Hsorns oosrt by The Grand Jury. There we're several
I,f,e gems Of icga, petitioners In audsvs support
OF the application and IN tho remarks accompanying
II. After stating what took place In his examination
AFFIDAVIT goes say that when The asponent
examined the crown prosecutor r X Ramssy, pre-.
sept under the preienco o .hsng the evidence 20
BE- taken tho subject that he took down writing the
and denssing the relevancy q thr audience tst afier
The dcponent had terminated Y X hAmssy sxprsssed
Tho desrs OF crossessninans him fir feponsnt then
pon'ea out 10 the Jury that siDrs the dep0n~nt bad
lated shonf be msni.ss, en- tina, r. X
Ramssy Ind oi ,hs psonrsrs aud accomp,,c~-
the conspiracy which had resulted IA tho fraudulent
u Of Ismirsnde aud that " Ramsay allowed
10 marshal the evidence and control ". be
had attempted 10 do. any person accused Of
rsbi the privilege Of marshaiilDr and controlling tbs
evidence produced against him, and concludes shEt IN
the opinion ri the dsrog~nt the proceedings of tln
Grand Jury brought 10 abrupt tfnins,on ~ tbs
persisnce Of Ramsay ~ cootfolllnx tho rrocoednss;
that 1nrapie has adopted prcrcedngs sod pslitsossd
her MAJESTY in orer tain her protection sgsinst the
o. 'bs conspiracy which has resulted IN the
removal OF ~ pei oncr from The Jurisdiction q, this
oonTi sud hat IN order q show 70 her Maicety how
Justice u administered IN this district sud The partic
patton = h- crown prosecutor 10 defeating The end y
justice 10 entitled ~ have COPIES ~ fh- paper.
Mr. nogtfe ~ bis gsniarks ssid iba' N am ard
soN record u thu desia 81 iie cDnagrsry b.
will he rnabls ~ be do inenis as>ed Tor 10 explain
That the Grand Jgfys inye-flgaioa has brsn
prevented W The sanl8 crown r7osoc4tof vG0 or.nn.
1sd tho conspiracy ~ sh- prisoner deprived
Of the hsbs1s corps ne vll b. snnbscd 10 shew tbsi
this fsiilTr ~ Jus ID dua 10 that LYING e0nsyFs
nr
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the FEHlknS.

Arrest 81 tsofhcr Irish tmrrir,u 10 ireland.
lTcinpevrs tsepi Isl correspondence ~ DIbn Free
ioaD.f
On "wednesday a man giving bis 1smc rdasri
Cromwell Hssay arrested hers ~ Constable Richard
Carroll He eoIhcd Ia foreign costume aud siaad
In reply o. Questions pat IN him by Tho constable t.t
DC formerly rc-iied ~ SUR castle Felbsrd
OF Ippcrsry. The constable seafGhirg him found
u person. a i've barrel revolver loaded capped
with G5o "a gold. lie zas brought beiorr John g.
Cones, NJ. q H. Webb, and James MASON, rsqs
who happened 70 be sitting tae day in petty
sessions rhs pr UIer gave the bench rambling
account of his travels occupation - Va tho course %
which be made reference % cp~etabIe parties Ia
Dublin. He mad. a kisiament 10 tho ercf that he
POSSESSED at time Of q check the Rank ~ Enx.
land for $500 which he had Loaf and c0ld not tell how
The magistrates r-fnzndef the prisoner, aud IN the
nsesntins Constable carroll despatched 10 Dublin 10
. ~ erisn the sccufrry Or bis statement
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THE GERMAN QUESTION.
Has Peace Been Secured by the Pru-siau
Victories

from the Manchester Guardian, Sept 70
The closing debates OF the Berlin Chambers have
productive OF SOME remarkable speeches. We learn
from the declarations Of more than ono member OF tho
government that there considerable daereaoe bfcecs
" Affairs the canfat There IN evidently al Berlin
no belief in the actual presence, approach OF
an Of universal peace and brotherhood. In that
capital tic who responsible for the public safety
read the signs Of the times ~ an imperative obliga
ton To Keep their hands upon their swords aud their
purses Gised II - amusing to hear them aege, In Illus
ration OF tho duty Of vigilance that pcass has not yet
been concluded between Prussia and Saxony. We're
there nothing 10 apprebend except that saxony
might resist the demands OF Prussia, though they
amounted 10 the Absorption Of the kingdom, may
safely say that the Minister OF Finance might regard his
offco easy berth and that three onrths Of the
Prussian army might be disbanded The subsequent
seriion OF Count Bismarck that the spirit OF conciIa
coWcius,os Of peace q u grecr Importance 10
suppose that indicates the probability Of an early
Of bos,lities would 30 10 oyerrae III gravity
bnt Il certainly that relations Of confidence
yet restored he~o German Powers and that
tho unsettled question Of tho southern Confederation IA
frnnght with materials FOR future dispute ut IL not
concealed that tho apprehonsons OF Prnssa staesmen
are directed against nvaiflcs which are deemed Likely
occasion greater trouble than any merely Ger.
man opposition can afford o. this kand are the
declaration OF the Finance Munster that Prussia
must defend what she has acquired, aud always
DO able 20 takc up for that purpose aud tho state
ment Of Count bismarck ihst The Eastern question
might lead 70 serious European difficulties On tho
whole, IT. the Emperor Napoleon would have ~ bc
cve by Ills recent manifesto all the world ought 70 be
we'll satisfied with The change ~ condition which Prnd
has uchsre 70 - not 0pD.ar that P,ns,a
BE- equally toU c,isFsd rita ne tads and inisons ~
all TIE Of ne po,fd There mngt DO two sides 10
entente oyiiy,e we'll ~ 70 quarrel ana Prussia - not
disposed 10 acccde unreserycdly 10 tho doctrine ihsL s
causes - d,.tcns.0n IN Europe are removed.
= We DO conceive that there IN any
European government which doabfs % Gcrnaoy
advance SIN sfnither towards consolidation, thongh
there doubtless which woild wish 70 have more
control The stages 81 he process tbsn iiey
have had the hast ras-a has therefore 30 motive
for ncessant military vgapcc, unless se contemplate
other objects. methods OF reaching her objects,
neither o. which have yct bee5 agsNed Her pO ssoD
u FAR too strong and confident 20 invite at4ek and ~
she ~ within The newt few yrsrs, x lg ~
i,ciy ~ ~ ogSasrs tara defsasirs earr
rrfer.
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cleon Canda) and the other from the province OF Male
the direul sunerings and the inde
scrbabe atrocities 70 which their fellow brethren, women
and ehdrenlof the villages have been submitted by
the imperial Turkish troops and by the Indigenous Turks
This appalling news much exaggerated the Christian
people thai in spite OF the reiterated circumstances
and sxhortltions their oheftans they put to death
the ten hostages unmindfui OF their hostages In
the hands OF the Egyptians, Who by way Of retaliation
put 10 death six out OF tho ten
In tho province of seluon the fortified town OF Kan
danoB inhabited for the most part by the set OF
Indigenous Turks has been strictly blockaded since the
begnn ing OF the hoetilltiesi e., since last sunday
t2sth August, q. as by the Hellenes
In the province Of Kssamos, the fortified town also
Of Raselon is constantly harnssed by frequent roads
on the part Of the Helienes Three Ottoman
are moored in the harbor and from time time bonn
bard the insurgents hut with very ing result owing
10 the distance and want OF dexterity aud skill
To day the town ~ Maaxa In the province Of Kydonia,
s constantly attacked by the insurgents The combat
ants are within sight More than thirty Turks have
been brought into this town wounded. Last night the
gates OF canaa thrown open outside, hastily COM
ing Turks, asking Tor admission
In word up 10 the present time the fortune OF the
has bsn iovorabs 10 the Hellenes They are fully
conv need that they have their side everything ro
tocos treaties, nationality and successful vess.
They hope soon 10 Jain the sympathy Of the pnbS 1pn
ION Of the civilized world and most especially tho
phHe British press on their behalf and o" that
they fun u hope Tor tho attainment 2. ffeir
sacred aimler national unity with III kindred .Aee
Hellpn$
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.p-csl meeting o. thfs ooay hs5t,.. -y.r.sx 10
fsy closing Mall ~ Se~sry, NJ. q. uavlor Frrss.ni,
10 10. csal Toe Chsrrnsn stated that ~. -,.nns vi.
with ne prysl.ons u ae constitution ..vs - -. s..r
bing Of sr.esl rssax. We ,hsa vAsd ". s5s o. shs
cali 70 be hst ~ seoaysu re
~ th. wostiugm.n aa,os seiag ~ pslHesi psss
ihrolshsns n. s, tasi - order he usst ssay
~ ~oysnsnsa mis pis1a pSss.ssssu u tss vs-s
" hs son ~ -spsci asvelssd apgn ths a-sssss
upon ~ co.rs~. Ara sn~s csourss nloa 80 sabIsu
committee ~ three ~. spvos'.d y ftsN re.piaAsas :.
s.a n ssor, urss ktsoss, IL ID. isis-ss -hsh
vhsYsss s~rsin pssi siaass hsss sssa ID 80 sAh ~
-s,ns ne nss'ef Ne ssnaeas ra.sn = fs,s. go.
hon hsfsrs the pahlss tssrsfors % =
Resolved Thss kNssy asATo~ sns fspuss's ~ 49,
800 40 y, 1912, =. $500. a'
Ansr ssrss s~ssissS fsmsrss ~psa oAH fapy"'A1
usTss bos,ss,' .s.ocl.uo. +. -.
" soop~rs u Ersotys wrsmssars j-rs.r GU ~ 80
yers. hss ~ r.sulsr t.ashy nsstas is.s act q ~
sg-sy ~ w.'s. sssss s.iss,s. .fsr ~ y, 81 =.
rssss frsrn a. sasys "a vsss ~s~ss ~osas -srs
called ~, and ~ Fros n ssu.fassey hs,.rs ~.
s,os q u. several sas.. - rsger,sd . 49, 10
sbsr setiss: sf,sr vsphsh. ns.sias siosss.
rHs vAss~xws ssp scsssssm ....x..
.sr' ssnsssvias ssss ss,ss ssss.sI ssssr. 80
Larry sas.s = shsr kss.s.ss.s 70 $780, 80. go,
ss~s ~ sassew~r. n ~srsss rss~ u .ssss = g,..sss
.issa..s ssls,. ~ -. =. g. y. 49, '..
ves~ . 81 80. ~.
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A French View Of Gle spectre Russe.''
PARIS sept 27) Correspondence of the London Tines
1 uder The TILE q. 10 spectre Russo, the Ertse
ydculos tho dpa that an danger TO the European tntes
arise from the intimate relations which exist at
government Of ST. Petersburg. Tho writer says-it was
thus with Tbs France Of LOUIS XIV aud tho kingdom OF
Siam Il was 50 with modern France and tho realm OF
Persia hey pay each other compliments, and render
each other small services, hut they IN position
help each other encaciousy serious and efficient
alliances established and subsst only 80 long as
thoy servo common interest and pursue common OBJ
,e0t. enualy useful 20 Tho two aliieg That between
France and England vas scrors sincere and ecacious
1864 becanse tho two nations bad Tho came interest IN
savng Constantipopie from .he Russian domination
That Of 1883 could not renew the looecned ties because
France much concerned 10 save Denmark as
England war. Let any international question be
cited which the United States and Russia may have
equal interest IN solving in the manner and then
shall consider the alliance 81 which so much has been
sara serions There would stili remain to be OK
planned ehot soc ef asstsoaee ne i.so parties uoaa
BE IN potittoa to lend aach other. Who will
pretend that American squadron coald have
saved Sebasopo that the United States would require
single Russian 10 defend lis territory against
INVASION The American Embassy viii render the same
service 10 Russia that Of Siam did TO Louis XIV
1H e1cstc imagination a6oa subject for NJ neuspdprs,
,r,spre the curt prs, and tGre more trace han NE
yeuorks uhich Le, let 81 in ts Ao0r As 70 tho Rus
power Is not when hardly ten years have elapsed
since The Crean war that az attempt should be made 70
ia up scarecro~ fer Earp. The Car, !, s said,
will day command 100000 900 men. 80 be H. tn &
nanler Ne sole eeneo n po,eerl How was = tho, rrus
easily conquered Austria, which hal population
double hcr0wnf Austria saccumbed because she had
neither money nor credi nor good administration nor
IN enable her make Of her natural
advantages nor among her populations, nor Gym
palhy between her sovereign and his subjects Are not
an Msse couses OF sealness found sli gyeoty exc
IL Raesia A Stse ch,ct IL dooo1d .citi iapy-Bvgey
and ,hcs only boyo,o al ffy per rs, Is Incapable
raging 'ear Of incaaea When Russia shah have re-
stored her Gnances csabshed her credit, pcctfsd her
Joh preface cct,sred R,a2ioa oScs when her n-
tsrnai Of communication enable her 10 make nse
Of her populations transport her military forces with
facility, accompanied by all the administrative services
OF great army, then Russia may become sublect Of
asquieude for liberal Europe
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Russian Opinion Of NnpOlc0D's New AL
iianccs and Coalitions.
from tho Journal do 81. Petersburg. Sept ~
The only states which may conceive any
anxiety consequence OF tho language he'd By kmpo
,ay representatives. ri French policy are the secondary
States regarding whom u has been written An IT.
resistbie power fought regret IL mpels people to
unite great bodies causing secondary States 70 dissp
pearl We acknowledge. for onr part, that eanno
zee the ef MS Grrssti. power In the opposition
which the secondary states OF Germany make
TO the Prusslan annexation and we discover "
no mora In Denmark in Holland. in Bcgium, in
Switzerland in Portugal, elsewhere A for the new
principle which rules Europe, that OF freedom Of ALI!
ances thought IL already sgsac years otd aud we
seek in vain IN contemporary history the acts Of the Goa
luton OF the three OF the North, which the clrcu
lar declares broken In these hast years we have seen ALI
snces les tong aud soid trmcd r dcrH,in1,
casss; cat IL MI, Lno,c. btwa hs hire courts o.
the North that they pade The circular however may
caution HEpotieions tho disappearance 81 phau-
tom coaIiilonhat Ia not matter which can offend any
oun
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the CANADIAN REVOLUTION.

Napoieon's Policy Towards Greece and
Tarkey.
despatch frcm Tresis OF the 2Iih Of September
ports from Conssntinople state that the Mar
suis MONSTER the Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of
France had received Greek dspaatioo, who presented
MIN with consrauiasory address srp.snins the lanks
~ NE GREEKS Jcr ae proi>ei;o. ~ Ftsncs =.
The Marquis In his reply said that france had hssft
abe moral and the intellectual development, Of Greece
but that The general state Of political Affairs IN Europe
did nos persa A0 support rssossiDnary nasv,m.nt
sSaina lrk,y
A despatch from smyms " The Is,h q, September
says.rurher insnuect onary movements are reported
N which tho Tcrssh troops have had the advantage
telegram via Trieste states iisi lhs CTstsn n.nrseni
Ger severe snsasemer, had taken w storm ~ ,,on
near Maleys
nia september 2s though, hA, u. sa,ariv, nee, win
appear in Greek waters
The Fiahtin. -Geaerai Report Of the viii
fary Operations
Icsnsa Hslaud of Csdial sept ". SorsspoIdenee OF
London -tar
q matters IN this county asa sunday morning l2s,n
ci August o. ~ Al dasbrssS, mHsfy operations began
az ne srme Nos, al ersy fss pssv''aaa the principal
~nsAgencnt tosk place At Nrysar an slsEaed stusivn
nea the village yamos the pray nee Of Apocormos,
wncr the Egyptian army. under the direction ei i-o
pashe. encampcd The kgyp,ans. eoinpis'ny as-
feaied have been compelled to csp,ulsc leaving On
the ortle about i've hundred Killed ana SOUNDED
Two gute twelve borsss ans oil tents and furniture
Amors the Bellenes ioss pafsi,vely small
only founscn killed and forr Eve wounded. Among
the forn he Cre,sns lad feprre the loss ~ onr u
their rhie1sins, called Dimetrns Nersngs The Esyp
stans have surrendered tbs condition that tnev
shcuM be slowed frst 20 20 down 70 Kslyvae VILLAGE
scar the shore Of The AmrhimsilIc Calf fsndal and,
sssondly that they would send beasts OF burden nsrt
Gay % remove their tents and furniture In addition
they have exchanged ten hostages each side FOR the
fniflment 81 BE tsrms agreed "a.
unfcftsssey however. Just the Egyptians set ~,
sv~ '-'eTr yy1ssd--crs nsr he pro,incs " Hss-
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Rep majority In tho above Fix counties IA 1866 40
Rep majority IN tho above six counties IN is0G. 80
spDiioSAI RrTrRss.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct II 1906
Bedford county gives Cymcr Z, 500 aud Geary 1881
For Congress-sharp democrat, 1850; koontz, repcb
can, 2,513
Northampton county gives clymer 30if majority.
Jchigb county gives Cymer 1,572 majority, and
Boyer. democrat for Congress, ,494 majority.
Bucks county gives Gymcr oe4 majority, and Ross,
democrat for Congress, GIL majority.
Carbon county gives Cymcr fJI majority
Columbia comfy gives ClyHaer ,61s majority.
Bcrks county gives cymer - 2s7, and Geary 7l2l.
FRANKLIN county giyes Cyrncr +l06, and Gcafy 200
LycoIning county gives Gcary 5II majority.
Adams county gives ciymer 3 49, and ceary 1910
for Congress sharp, Dem i2s and koontz republican,
1901.
Chester county gives C'ymcr f22l, and Geary $500
for Congress- Pratt, dem, 6I47, and Brooma, rep,
$3.50
Warren county give. Gcarv i,li5 majority, and Soho
field, rep, for Congress, .06s majority.
Lnnca ter county givca Gcary 100 majority.
Fulton county gyes cymcr $50 majority, and sharp
dem, for Congress, 317 maturity.
Iuzevps county lives Cymer ~ 2p2 and Gcary 566-
one republican district giving 80 republican majority 10
hear from.
nyder county e,ycs Geary si2 and ciymsr I3,s aud
Miller tunonl for Congress, LIS. and Bowers sdem
l,392
Somerset comfy gives Geary a,0e2 and Ciymer 75a
Ior Congress, KcoDtz Tcp.l 3,o79 and Sharp ldeni
I,7<5
Allegheny county gives Geary .c,siI, olymer 1886.
Gcarya majority ,616
In The fwcnty.sccond district Aioorhsad republican.
In the Twenythsrd district wiiiismr. republican, IA
elected by J.l0O majority
Fayeuo county gives Cl,me TOO majority.
Weir, democrat for Congress, has 40 majority.