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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

Ii s.il BE seen b. a. iicm elsewhere that
IT, Norsay people have sotea % locate
ihsir ooEine hosss on the Aoa5euy lot By
q singuisr co-incisenoe ihe people a. Soaib
Paws have voted % O. iie sar1e ding
Thcse votes certainly leave room f1r tbe ia-
ierence that ei1-aiion. Ike articles in rie
stoek aarsei. 90. lear 'vaieri-g.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

CHotrHs. Tbe disea.e ca The emigrani
ship ai liaifaS j. 1efaiteiy stated o. b.
cholera 10 has been terribly fafal among
ihs steerage passenger. Tier vere 20
esscs auoug tie cabin passenEers. 80 bad
means to hep ltcusslrcs clean. ard uere
in oomforiabi, q1artsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

RDvcEp FaEE Mr.. Ier-ey . aaiLor-
red 90 al rrturn iickcts o. those no hoIi
t,ckeis % the PAR % be heh A. Porsland
ucSi vesk. for a. 95. Thc.c Ill D. god
% reisru ~ an tram dzring ihe wcsk.
One q Cur met esyeTicnocl housskeep-
- sass % % poor policy % 60 60 Portland
90 make Purchase. ~hen fares are rcduccd
an many 81 ior this puTo.e. The iraisrs
take aisautasc 81 such OCCASIONS 20 reap an
Increased Proei on tAcir gools.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

TIE JosruAi say. Dr Tree "a Len De-
hssring b. Lectmcs on G~oioSv. before
80 -sdsuis q BATES College. tie sticks
o tbc hsh thsory bot ~ doabt ~hethsr
b. can and practical 'ninrr -ho Ill arrce
-ah h.m. Somrbo~ p-iroieum develop
ueuis % not always Gone OUT a. geoiogis,s
predict
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

Ger Meade arl S,aa have gore o. East
pat O. see sbout The Tsuisn uoserrrt..
Tls people is tbe eastern part tbe STATE
ar really AFRAID here -il' te q f-bt. ttoash
% BE- not set quite apparent -tere the Tenian
army l' io cone from. 10 vhere the tlo-
sII te Delivered
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

several papers in tbs State are engaged
On The business q Govcrncr making. ~.
erai men have been proposed. 90 -bo voald
be eminently GO q be ohoscn.~ thouzh he
majority seem o. favor tbe nomination a
Hon. sanuel =. srring q Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

BCsrSEss CHANGE The firm Of Herscv.
Fletcher a Co. Portland. Las beea charr-
ed. ~ tie ui;hdraual oft. & Hsrsey. o.,
o. o. assuusc tbe management % the neu
Sugar Keanery ia that city. NJ n. had
been Engaged 10 the grocery basincss in
Portland. for shove thirty wears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

Ei-ari " Green. the Maiden murder
-. -a' huug last Friday. Mclicai exam
'aaiion proved him q De- pciiecsiy sosnd
botA % body Ani BRAIN. Iils letter. also
ar -ri'icu iu sach stgie a. % sLo- ban 10
D. ia- from imbccie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

War = EXEtFTED. To set a. rest dis
cussion. The Selectuen have obfained from
he ATTORNEY General q Name. his opinion
A. % the construction % be placed upon the
sth clause o.; Section g. Chapter G. relative
60 tazes- tie considers thar TIE terms
'' polls and estates. and age. infrmiiv
anf poverty. Are ssParabie and fhai While
poverty you'd eNeHPs an inarm nan from
liability 90 pay poii tax. one -ho IA. the
Pecuniary abiiisy 90 psy shoaid not D. cx-
cmp;ed- The statute considers Assessors
90 b. men Of Judgment They ar % male
every nAn bear his sharr Of The roblic bur-
4en -so - able O. do 50. exercising both
care aid humani,y. The cd an poor
shoald lie carefully assessed hsiily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

Reports Indicate that fhe rumored dsstt
81 oie ball. the great riolini.f. uas simply
dodge o. BE- advertising agent AZ al
eveni' be did rec 5,e q QseJec. ash Ia.
. q been thers or ,esr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

ErDrcTIoS 90 T,Vrs. It t. aii che
Was ana Msaas Comm.ucc iave rivsn
ihc IaS hii its lass r-alinr. ard all re
fori shortly. TIE bill propose. a rs4sciioa
in ils ra'iorai iaHes O. s15ooo.0Up pr
year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

JCi-eE CIFToEp ~iH hold tbe Circut
Court commsncing on Moody. tbe gad
Ihs juries having been summoned % a.
teni 90 fhs fret day q tie tern. she civil
soi,oos 81 fr.i be taken - I'D disposed
o. Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

he Dover Observer r-rr-ls l. iea-h
~ Aaner Msrrl on Gle .lu u,t. -rua-1s
q Gu years 90. ile ~as private in the
war of i-it. in Grneral tten Captain.
ishar iioisdonr c1nPany. los' ha. heaith
BY malaria. 81 Fisttsturg. ari tis been an
invalid ever since. RE as q god nan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

li 81 reported tLat she Conrres..-si
Committee. in examining tb- e,s.---
against Dnvi' and others .mpIic.ti-r ten
ia ihe assassinafion 81 President I.noofa.
tnd ibe evidence % sach ohara-fer hat
ihe 'eai Of sccrecy has been pas upon O..
81 the witnesses are credible. u.ere car 10
~ coa1i 81 a conviction. Meaufine ue
President seems determined 90 bead o.
'orsress. ty making preparauons to try
DAVIS ~ ircason 81 Nashville. Tenn. We
wo1id hke 90 see Jea in le hands of
J8-y Of slch men g. Cos. Brornlor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

Next Saiariay j. iLe day APPOINTED ~
tlc Assesslrs oi Pans. O. receive hsis q al
IL Polls ali Es;a'es. real sad Ter-ouai.
hat.e O. De faxed .u ttis t3un the present
year. These i.sts A. b D. clnched -,h
a seri ~ - iron-riai- Oath. ~hich % o. De-
kcPi oa f-- f.r fsiars referees.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

NssH sND 90 CLEsN. See VIA; The
hcnnebcc Journal says q I-eaihe q Gore.
sosP. advertised in smother column.
he atientiou q ths resdcr d. directed q,
- eel Considered adserfisenept a.
hessrs. Lesths a Gore q Porfl.,5 49,.
popular manuiacturrfs a steas. 49,
Washing soap. uilich fhev Ger a. -. 49,
iie ~ terms vhich cannot buf r-ovg hlybfv
sstisiactoy Thee fkiuful mar-f.-,,-.-.
Eere 80 ore Tire engaged n makirr l,rre
VARIETY oi iancy -oaps. sbich re oriv ss-t
o. 80 markets 81 fhe large cites bot sI.o
% hngland. The high cost q material.
~nirh euiercd INTO fheir hncy soap caused
suspeuslon BEL thaf direct lor.. AID H., -.
por tnrn ~ her Attention o. q el... ~
s'ap' ~hich &C. pecrle reed ard shirh ffrs
approre- They 80 nake for he m1Eo-.
sasnea ar un-sshei. snt tLe PEOPLE III
Maiue ar hkely 81 receive b.r.ft 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

IL b. Announced thai Cen. Grant b. 90 90
for hust. 90 fankhn Simmons Yong
>imalons proposes soon 20 vet Earope. %
siliy he ~orks of thc great masters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

4 Convcnuoa of che soldiers snd Sailors
Of chs state BE- to be held .n Bangor on
tte ifih Gay of MAY rLe oaIlssl.nsl lv
military men from var.oas ra-ts of fte
STATE. Cen. Beal rsprrsenl1g Oxford
Comfy .n tie call EnrosI fares ell a-
placed ai haf pr.-o ior rer.1as areaI.rr
tir m0cf.rr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

Asoa o. Dca r. Webster q Portland
sas Killed IN the San Fraacisco cSp'osior
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

" NsJ li1s 900
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court OF Oyer and Terminer-Judgcs ALI
son and Ludlow.-This morning, William Mcclure,
charged with the murder OF Maggie Baer, was
brought up for lrIal.
When this case was first called up for trial IL was
postponed until the following term. When II was
AGAIN called up, the prisoners counsel alleged that
The prisoner was insane. but objected TO have the
trial carried on. A jury called to try the issue
OF the prisoners sanity, and rendered verdict OF
Iunacy.
During the June term of the present year, counsel
for the defendant alleged that he had been restored
to sanity, submitted testimony in support oi the
allegation, and asked the Court to appoint day iII
his trial. 1t was alleged that the Court had mxed
for the day of trial the Goth OF SEPTEMBER last mere
having been no OJ er ana Terminer during the sep
temher term, the case went over till this term.
District Attorney Mann said the prisoner could
not be arraiPned, account OF the veIulSt OF IN
sanity and the question bel raised as 10 the hXlng
of day for trial. he ordered the records OF the pro-
ceedngs in the case TO be read ~
The records were searched, put no such order was
found IL was then proposed tnat the prisoners
counsel shonId in this instance alleRe the restOra-
ton of the prisoner 10 sanity, aud apply for jury
10 rv the issue as they had In the first place alleged
and nroven INSANITY having the case postponed for
so IonS time The defense declined to do this but
merelv snSeested the SANITY of the prisoner where.
mon {he Court ordered jury to be called to try the
,ssns of the prisoners sanity. ~ 2
The Jury was empannelled and the trial began.
George w. Carney swOrn-I am related to the
prisoner and visited Inn Oteni since January last
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FROM ANOTHRR CORREsPoNnENT

lsPtclA DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELKaR ApHl
BALTHoRH November 6.-Ali is qaiet, but an
immense number of people are in the streets
and around the Court House
Captain James, Warden of the jail refused
this morning TO deliver the new Commissioners
Young and Valiant and Sheriff Thompson. to
the officers who demanded them on a writ OF
habeas corpus issued by Judge Bartol.
Soon afterwards Milton whitney, counsel for
Captain James, appeared in the City Circuit
Court, where Judge Bartol was sitting in wait
ing, IN crowded courtroom, with the
counsel on both sides present and stated on be.
half of his client that he Captain James, the
Warden of the jail could not deliver the pri-
soners at that time but would If possible, re-
turn them into Court at l2 o'clock noon, or give
reasons why he could not do so.
at IL O'Clock precisely, The prisoners not
appearing, William Schley, counsel for them
arose aud, supported by ailidavits, demanded of
Judge Bartal the issuance of writ for the
arrest OF Captain James to bring him before
the Court on charge Of contempt, and to show
cause why he had not oDeyed the writ of
habeas corpus in surrendering the prisoners
schley is now going on with his
argument to show why James should be imme.
diately arrested, and brought before Court for
contempt. He is defining the habeas corpus
law, which some contend, with James counsel.
gives him three days to respond TO the writ of
habeas corpus in delivering the prisoners, and
others assert that it iustiies an immediate sur
render.
This argument, and reply of the opposite coun-
sci, will consume much time and cause sucn a
delay 9s to prevent the new Commissioners
having time TO manage or conduct the election
tomorrow. II James should be arrested, this
will also consume much time, and if the new
Commissioners and sheriff be surrendered, the
arguments in trying the case will occupy two
days. In any event, therefore, it seems now that
they cannot act, and the old Police Board will
be master OF their position until after the
election.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05
AMI1SEMnNnS


NEW CHKsNUT STREET THEATRE-Mr Joseph
Jehereon Will appear for three nights more in his
great tmpersOnation of Grip Van Winkle." The
performances conclude to-nipht with tne now Lon
don farce, Found IN Four Wheeler. Boucieaulps
successful new PLAYS, The Parish OkeTk and The
Long Strike, will shortly be produced with elegant
new scenery, appointments, etc
WALNUT STREET THEATRE Mr.. Edwin Booth
presents his Preat impersODa alton of the "Cardina
Duke, in Bulwer's play OF Richetieu, this evening,
supported by Mr.. Barton Hill and air. j. Is.
Roberts
NEW AMERICAN THBATBE.-Miss late Fisher
and El Nino Eddie. This evening the romantic
dramas OF LochinUdr and BtGck.Hged Susan will be
presented.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.--Mr. Dan Bryant in the
IRISH Emigrdnt and Handy indy, supported BY
Miss Hull and the whole company.
CITY MUSEUM "A very attractive bill is offered
this evening. 1t Is full of rOllcSng fun First,
The Poor Gentleman, then the buriesque OF Camille
and lastly, Timothy TO the Rescue
THE FAMILY RESORT -Carncross & Dixey give
the burlesqBes of Lie on a Mississippi Steam.
boat and the great National Baseball Match.
Mr.. GoUGHs LECTURE To NIGHT This evening
Mr.. Cough delivers his great lecture entitled Lon.
don by Night" Tomorrow evening he Is 10 de-
aver one OF his great lectures on Temperance"
CONCERT AND BALL The grand annual concert
ana ball OF the Cecilia M@nneIchor (German) Mu.
sicai society takes place Tonight ut Musical Fund
Hall, and the Committee of Arrangements have
spared no pans to make it one of the most pleasant
ahai1e OF the season. Professor Francis II. Schulz
IL leader OF the society. and they making rapid
musical progress, which. II continued will soon
rank them as one of the first vocal organizations in
our midst
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05
Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, November Cotton buoyant at 39a
Ale Flour steady; sales OF 5000 bbs State at S960a
1926; ObIo Sl2015; Western, 80 50o12 rs; choice
ditto, S13260l4 80: Southern quiet, sales OF $50
6bls at S12'50017 25. Wheat advancing; sales of
Il OOO bush No. 2 Milwaukee at $2 38G24O Corn
100000 bush. at 81 26@l 81 Oats 16o2c. higher.
Pork dull and lower; ares at $50. Lard buoyant at
l3JHl5sc Whisky dull.
NEW YORK, NOvember5 Stocks are steady. Chi
cago and hOck Island, Ill; Cumberland preferred
66}; Illinois Central Bonds, 1861; Michigan south.
ern, 93i; New York Central, 100; Reading 117@
Canton Company, 56y; MIssouris, S7 Erie Railroad
S3l; Western Union telegraph Company So; United
STATES Coupons, 1881, l143 do. 1862 1l0s; do 1856
l073; do. no.; treasury 3-10hs, 1917 second
series, loo; Ten-fOrtIes, 1885, Gold 14S
BALTIMORE, November The Wheat Market is
dull, with a downward tendency. Corn dull at
~ 1S6t1 % Oats stradY. Flour inactive Prov.
sions dull. Lard heavy. Seeds steady. Whisky
Gull. groceries quiet; Coffee firm.
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. M.
(sPECTAL DISPATCHES TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
Committed TO Prison.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
Committed TO Prison.
WASHINGTON, November 5.--Saniord Conover,
alias Charles A. Durham, arrested in New York
on Friday on the charge of being concerned in
the manufacture Of evidence TO mplicate JEFF
ferson Davis in the conspiracy TO murder Abra.
ham Lincoln. is now confined in the District
Jall here. He seems quite unconcerned, and
asserts that he will be able to prove his entire
innocence Of the charge
Troops Ready for Baltimore If Wanted.
The Sd battalion Of the l2th United States
Infantry, and the United States marines, have
been under orders here since Friday for Balti-
more, but have not started yet. Trains have
been in constant readiness to take them on at
moments notice. A large quantity of ammu-
milton has been prepared at the Arsenal for
transportation to Baltimore in case of necessity.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05

IL HAD LTGAOY-
II some uncle never saw
(LIke those We often read Off
Would leave me- as his heir at law,
More cash than had need of,
I'd drive turnout of such stvle
As Broad street rarely sees;
I'D give Miss Jones' 10 win her smile,
Diamonds as big as peas;
And each day would behold me drpst
In grand suit OF Benefits best.
WE HAVE
Good style Cashmere Suits 10 mqtch
dS tOO as S'''.',,..,.,.........,... PlOUO
Finest French Cashmere suits to
match up to-. .................,,, so 90
dad oil intervening grades.
WE HAVE
Good Gll.iooo, Black Suits as lotD as .S22 90
Finest Black French Cloth and Cas-
siPaere SUITS up TO. to..,.......,,,.... 55 90
ind all intervening grades.
WEHAVE -
The largest best assorted, and most com.
piete stock Of Mems. Youths, and Boys
Clothing in Philddel lphid-eQuGL 10 any in
the city iR STYLE make and ft-comprising
all kinds Of styles, sizes, and qualities,
adapted 10 the Uaitts of oil, and sold at
iotssr prices Than the io1Uest eiseDhere or
he money refunded.
BdJ Icdy 6et1ceep [ BENNETT & Co,
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIXTH STs. ISIS MARKET STREET.
CzS AHour prices are tocer than for severaL gears
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
I For Additional Local Items see Third Page.


Guy FAwKEs' DAY.-The 5th of Novem
Der in England is devoted to very similar enjoy
ments as the 4th of July is with us. The great
d1hereDce ls that the origin of the celebration
cannot measure itself in Importance with the
anniversary of Independence. In the year 1904
Robert Catesby, Roman Catholic, conceived
the plan OF blowing up the Houses of Parliament,
ana thus destroying at a blow King, Lords and
Commons, in order to revenge the severity of
the penal laws against the Catholics. mine
was dug under the Houses of Parliament, and a
meeting of the House having been appointed
Guy tawkes one of the cOnspirators, was ap-
pointed to fire the train with a slow match
There were, however, several Catholic peers in
the House, among Others Lord Monteagle who
few days before the time appointed, received
an anonymous letter, which it eventually trans
pred was written by Dame Dorothy Seiby, en-
treating his absence from Parliament, and
warning him OF terrible impending danger
This aroused his suspicious, and q search
having been made, Guy Fawkes was found
among quantity of powder barrels under the
house, with materials for ignition on his per-
son. When arrested ne boldly avowed his pur-
pose, and was consequently condemned and
executed January 30, 1905 Ever since, the bows
carry about an etfigy of Guy Fawkes on this
anniversary, which they burn in some public
place IN the evening accompanying the contia-
grafton with display OF fireworks. When
carrying the figure about 1t is custom ary for the
boys TO chant verses composed for the occa-
sion, each according to the inspiration of his
own muse, but Invariably commencing
"Please to remember
The fifth of November
The gunpowder treason and plot,
We don't see the reason
Why gunpowder treason
n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05
sIMILIA sEMILIBUs CURAMruE
HUMPHREYs HONGOpATHIC SPECIFICS.

HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
FAMILY CASES
vi 30 large Ylas, morocco case, containing n
specific tor every ordinary disease family Is
subject to, and book of direc lions SI0Ae
smaller Family and Travelling cases. with 20 to
to ~
Specincs tor all Private iseases, Doth for Our
ing ana for Preventive treatment in vials
81 to
hese Remedies, by tb or single box are sent 10
any part OF the country, by Mail Express, ss Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SPECIFIC
H0aG0PATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
once and Depot. No 562 BROADWAY New York
Dr. HUMPHREYS s consul ed daily at bis oiice Der.
sonay 0r by letter as above for all forms of disease
For sale by DYOIr co, JOHNS ON, HOLL oWAY
AZ GOMDEN, I. CALLENDER. and AMBRO3R
Druggists. 697 smwS
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Fires.

ROCHESTER,. n, Y, November 5.--The woollen
factory OF o. Bennett az Albion, Orleans county,
was TO ally destroyed by fire Yesterday morning,
The loss amounted 10 $4,000. on which there is
an insurance of $4,000.
PORTLAND, Me-, November 5.-The house.
store, stable, and granery OF Jeremiah Bartlett
at Locks Mills, Me-, was burned on FRIDAY
morning. The loss amounted to SO, 900, on
which there is an insurance lor tEo-thirds the
amount in New York offices
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05

DIR. HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMG OP ATHIC
REMEDIES iOl families viewed with favor bv all
Intelligent citizens, in and out OF the profession.
The medicine or specific for each disease is supplied
IN proper quantities. with full direct in small
book and they have been the means OF effectng
very great benefit The system of having a specific
for each par ocular disease ORIGINATED with Dr. Hum.
phreys, and has been elaborated and extended with
great care. and for their simplicity and efficiency
leave little to be desired Depot No 562 Broadway,
New York - -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05

AN UNLUCKY ADMRAL.-Admiral Tegethof OF
Austrian has been dismissed the service, for sailing
hIs vesse contrary the Austrian rules of navga-
tOn; but the mo lucky Admiral Te-pet hof we
know OF IS Admiral Semmes, who got off from Cap.
tam w ins ow IN an English yacht The best things
ITO get OIL or on either, are the ready made gar
ments at Charles Stokes Co ; one price Clothing
House under the Continental. They go off very
readily and easily from the store and on to the
cnStOmnIe.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05

SHOWING THE QUEER.-Daniel McAleeI
while on a drunken irolic last Saturday night,
stopped at saloon at Eighteenth and Lombard
streets, and in payment for some liquor. 1t is
said, attempted TO pass counterfeit fractional
note. He was arrested and taken before Alder
man Swift who fined him for being drunk, and
committed him 10 answer the charge of an at
tempt to pass counterfeit money.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05
New York Bank Statement.
Obituary.

BosroN, November 5.-William Burr, Agent
of the Free-Will Baptist Printing Establishment
and one of our most prominent citizens, died
suddenly this morning of apoplexy.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05

AN IMMENSE INHERITANCE FOR SOME
BoDY.LThe descendants of Joseph Wilson, of
Yorkshire, England, to the number of about one
hundred, from various parts of the United
States, met q few days ago at the Astor House,
in New York, and adjourned after forming an
organization which IS to be known as the "In
gfaham Association" and whose object is TO be
to prosecute the Ineraham family's claim 10 the
site OF The fourishing city of Leeds, in England.
MT. W. j. T. lngraham, OF philadelphia, is
President of the Association, One of the heirs
searching for titles, aud had nearly completed
bis task when, last spring, he died. The family
intend to pursue the work until they shall
establish their claim, and in so doing they ex-
pect aid from capitalists in Leeds, who are
ANXIOUS to find somebody that can give them
titles to the land whereon they have built The
estimated value of the land in dispute is
S1O0, ,000,0 COO. The claimants are sanguine OF
success; but others believe the claim is about
as good as that of Anneke Jams to the estates of
Trinity .
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05

APPOINTMENT MADE.-Among the ap-
pointmepts in the Custom House last week was
that of Captain Charles F. Mcguire. Captain
Mcguire is known by almost rybody. He
served in the war with Mexico and stood be.
the Montezumas. In the late Rebellion he served
for five years, enlisting as a Captain in the
NiDetieth Pennsylvania Volunteers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05

FENIAN MEETINo.-A mass meeting of the
tenian brotherhood, under the auspices of the
Emmett Circle, will be held at 0Ne,lps Hall
Broad and Lombard streets, on Wednesday
evening, to sympathize with their Irish friends
in English dungeons. George Archdeacon, ESQ.,,
who has lately arrived in this country, aud VINO
WIS one of the prisoners in Ireland, will be
among the speakers. Mr.. ArchdeacOn was
Centre OF the Fenian Circle in Liverpool.
EFFECTS OF GETTING INTO BAD Con-
PANY,-Last Saturday night two men entered
complaints against women OF the town for rob-
men had been In company with disreputabe
characters, and bad lost their money through
their own imprudence. The girls were arrested,
and held to answer bv Alderman Swift.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05

BURNT ALMONDS, Rose Almonds, Iceland Moss
Paste, Cream Chocolates, etc, can be had at all
times of George W. jenkins, Confectioner, No. 1887
Snrinp Garden street,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-05

PURGE out the morbid humors of the blood Dv
dose or two of Ayers Pills, and you will have clearer
heads as well as bodies.