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THE ELECT IONS NORTH
PENNSYLVANIA.


PHILADELPHIA, October g-l.3O =. M
Thirty.nve counties heard from give Demo
cratic majority Of 1850. Half the State is NOT
yet heard from
WAsHISGToS, October % p. M.-Corrected
returns show the following Republican ma
ioritics: Chester, 1000 Susquehanna, 900
Danphin, 400; Lebanon, OBS; and the fol.
lowing Democratic naIoritics Carbon, i,2J0
Lucerne, 500; York, 5000; Bucks, $50.
Woodward, Democrat, for Congress from the
Twelfth cunsylvania District, is probably
elected, though he runs 100 behind his ticket
in Lucerne.
The Republicans here claim Ohio by 5000
We have received nothing decisive here.
WAsHTxGToN, October 9-S +. M.-Wood.
ward: CUemocraU has been elected to Con.
gress in the twelfth Pennsylvania district.
The Democratic majority in tho State Is
1900.
CINCINNATI, October 9-l:3OP. VI .-Twenty.
seven counties, not including Hamilton, only
lack 80 of giving an average gain necessary
TO carry the State for the Democrats.
CGScISS,Tr, October % p. MIN Hamil
ton county the Republican ticket is elected by
800. The majority against the negro SUI
fragc amendment is 1000.
The Commercial of this morning says thai
late dispatches show such large Democratic
gains rs to leave the State ticket in doubt anc
make the Legislature very doubtful.
CINCINNATI, October 9-l0 p. M.-Carey
DEMOCRACY * elected 10 Congress from this
district by 994 majority. The Republican los:
is $500. The negro suffrage amendment i
beaten in Hamilton county by 1000 majority
WAsn1SGToS, October 9-lo +. M:-Privatt
dispatches received here make Thurman't
election in Ohio highly probable.
We have no figures from 1owayet.
WAsHISGToS, October 9-P. M.-The meeth
and ConHsrcjHi. of Cincinnati, both telegraph
here that negro suffrage has been defeated il
Ohio by 10000 majority. The Legislature is
Democratic. They claim the election o.
Hayes (Rcpublic;n) for Governor by $500.
CLEvELASn, ONO, October 2-P. M.-Tht
Cleveland Lcndr CRepublicanl comedies III,
election of ~. B. Thurman (D"mocraD 70,
Governor by 1900 majority. The Columbus
| JovHat, on the other hand, maintains til,
election of Hays (Rcpublicanl BY II small ma
iority. II says that the Republicans have ;
| small majority in the House. but comedies thu
Senate TO The Dcmocrats by one majority.
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TIE SALE OF Mr.. LINCoLN'S SHWTs.-
There seems to be TO doubt that the
above sale was really made-thc propric-
tor (now dcccascd) Of Il prominent avenue
restaurant being the PURCHASER WASH
i,ytOt Sur
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Ycilow Ee,er-New Orleans Colored SCHOOLS

New ORLEANS, October 9.-The intcrmcnts
from yellow fever yesterday were siXty-tour.
The ordinance passed by the old Council
over the veto Of the Mayor (Which has not
been since heard from, nppropriatlnS $4,000
for the rs tn blishmcnt and support of negro
schools, was officially promulgated by the
Mayor yesterday, and separate schools for
coored children are being established.
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; An account of very fashionable wed
ding is given in the Bristol (Eusland) Post.
The parties were tluakcrS, but were
dressed in the most elaborate and costly
manner, as were most of those present.
Several persons attended in the old plain
Cab, which made the contrast all tho
more striking.
/. NJ. Nickcrson is the Radical nomi-
nee for the Convention in Alexandria and
Fairfax counties, to be elected by tho two
counties. L. O. lline, recent settler IN
that county, aud residing at Vienna, IS the
p,I;rol candidate from Fairfax. John
uaw ,hurst probably be the Radical
no,n;uee in Alexandria county.
A fire and burglar proof safe, which has
been subject to volcanic eruption, has
been discovered among tho ruins OF Pom
pei, its contents uninjured. livery much
resembles modern sales.
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New YORK, October IA. M.-Wheat 243c.
better. Corn l@2c. better. Rye lc. better.
Oats 2sl3c. better. Pork lower ~ s23.2uEt
S93 3.A Lard quiet. Whiskey steady. Cot
ton quiet III 2oc Turpentine declining and
quoted 1T J7Ec. Rosin dull; common strained,
New GoRx, October 9-P M.-FIour-S;ate,
s@mll.lg; southern, 3llGlj. Wheat S2.3og
:. %. Corn Mixed western, Sl.4olL 81 -.
oats, 7s@rSe. Pork, S=3.37e. Lard, II cU
Ike. Whiskcy, $50 ioc. Cotton Nc. lover
sales coo bales at l9:4c. Turpemtine, j70 5Sc.
Rosin. So s7l4MS4 FreiChts decidedly iirner.
Stocks feyerIsh. 5-20's 1862, coupons, ll2tG
Virginia G's, IS. Gold declined and closed III
li3+..
baltimore, OCTOBER 9.-Cotton nominal at
2oc. for middling. Flour quiet and less firm
Wheat dropping. Corn advanced 3.y3c.
white, Il 400 Sill, mostly 1T sl.i3; yello"
81 a5fJSl As; business light. Oats FIRM ~ &c
ADVANCE and quoted at 7o01ic. Rye very
strong III - .o56nsl.7U. Provisions strong and
| unchanged.
ClxclxSATI, October 9.-Flour firm AZ full
rates; family, Sl2lg$l2.2j. Wheat quiet Corr
advancing and quoted AZ Sill" Mess PORK
81 Lard, l3s.c. Bacon firm; shoulders
| like sides, le51c. offered and nc. higher
! asked.
LOUISVILLE, October 3 Superfne flour
| sS.A Corn duh ut Sl.l1lSl.l2 including
sacks. Pork, :2i2j Shoulders, l42.c. cle.1
! sides, l,ilc. Lard, lic. Whlskey, 81
I.oSpox, October s-Evening .-Consois
! ~ 30 United States bonds, 7lG.
| LoSpoy, October 9-Noon .--Advlccs iron
| Hong Kong 10 the lllh ultimo say the e&por
OF tea Is 7,vtr, 900 pounds.
Consols unchanged. United States bond
| 7laa.
LIVERPOOL, October S-EreninG .-Cottoi
! closed heavy under unfarorable trade report
| and prices declined fully !. sales, 10000 bales
| uplands, 50 Orleans, 81. Breadstuas buoy
| ant Corn, las. Cd. Wheat, los. 81. othe'
! articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, October 9-Noon.-Cotton q>'iet
estimated sales, 10 600 bales prices unchanged
! BrcadstutS firm Al Yesterdays advance
LIVERPOOL, October - +. N.-Cotton dc
| cllued l. Ii sales will reach 1000 bales.
FKASkFoKr, October o.-UnIted States bono
| ~
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EGGs.-Fcw persons understand the
magnitude of the egg trade of this city.
The receipts for nine months of this year
have averaged at least one thousand bar
rcls 4 day. Each barrel contains about
eighty dozen, or nine hundred and sixty
eggs. The aggregation, therefore, would
be in one day nearly a million. The BULK
of arrivals are from Ohio, Iadiaua, and IL
linois. New Jersey and Long Island fur
nish about equal quantities to tins market,
and these supplies are considered tresher'
and command better prices than those
from the West. Like cotton and corn,
they arc considered cash article, and can
be sold Immediately. New England ana
New York State have u large demand IL
every neighborhood at home, and snip very
little to this city.-Ne,0 York Post.
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Removal of the Tax OIL Madeira.

WAsHINGroS, October 9.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has official adviccs OF the re-
moval BY Portugal OF the tax OF - per pipe
on Madeira Wine. To make up the deficiency
Il small tax has been placed on retail sales Of
pork, beef, fish, rice, and petroleum.
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srau 81 Congress TIA" Governors 90
tau s.cy;i! States a;stio i'll Council.

Prom tlg.. Lewiston, fNej Journal.
nn..rF,rarA. October lit is fact
ii. no,malI import in connection with the
r.ius election that the entire congress
7lIdcIega,ion from this State are now
NJ lr committed 10 impeachment Of the
t.s ,ra,. Thad. Stevens is now able to
Ia alone. and for the past ten days his
.uc las been visited 10y many
aas,nr minds Of the country. The pro-
posed meeting of loyal Governors al some
e.,-ai point, after the method OF the
A. aa Conference, has significance Tar
a.t vital TO our country S welfare than VIC
,4l conclude prank .fuctc. III President
...u daycs 10 assume the role Of Il
OsMwcll, and order the army to dissolve
congressional bodies, he will but SOW q
sal that will Weld a terrible WhirlwiId.
... /. fact too generally believed 10 admit
.r.lcealmcnt that Andrew Johnson VIII,
,@r reduction III Republican malorltieS
sufficiently large to warrant ms pre-
paon, attempt TO col'Foi inc o"olNct
,Ae end that ne may declare congress
Illegal body. lie believes TINS, ana mas
-v1ily expressed II, ;iao las only oech
Waiting ihc hr moment to incorporate II
.a n Executive decree. FAC country 1T
~.-e, however, need appichchQ no lear Oh
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A GREAT NATURAL CURIosITY-A MANA
TEE. or SEA Cow-Thc Savannah NetrS
aud UualH of Monday says: " The steamer
Dictator, from Florida, has left in this city
for exhibition for time a mauatec, or sea
COW, which was lately captured at the
mouth of the St. Lucie river, Florida, for
the Geological Gardens at London. With
ont going TOO minutely into particulars, let
it suffice to say that the sea COW IS neither
COW nor fish, but partakes Of the character
of both. 1t is au inhabitant Of the mouths
of u few southern rivers. and is found IN
The Amazon, Orinoco, and Oyapoo rivers.
The manatce now here is the only one on
exhibition in the world"
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{sC0r.Ia Politics.

SAVANNAH, October 8.-A small Rcpub-
llcan meeting last night, at the Masonic
Hall, elected IN even number of white and
colorcd delegates TO the convention, and
propose mass meeting on next Monday.
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TIE DEATH or ACHILLE FoULn, THE
FnESCu STATEsMAN.--Achillc Fould, whose
death is announced by the cable, was born
Of Jewish parents, in Paris, October 81,
1900. While still boy he went into lis
fathers counting room, and served there
in the firm which still exists. In 1912 he
was chosen to the Chamber of Deputies,
and il lSiS to the Constituent Assembly.
In 1919 he became Napolcon's Minister OF
Finance, having long enjoyed that potcn-
1atc'S financial confidence, and the depo-
sitting OF his private bank account. In 1852
he retired from the Ministry on account OF
a disagreement with his colleagues. Sub
seuuuntlv he was created Senator, Minister
of State, and Minister of the Imperial
unusehnll.
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CuEAr GAs.-In Wheeling, from an al
most vulueless product of petroleum on
rcsidluonD, i'll combination with lime, or
lime and coal, two thousand feet OF gas are
made by any farm hand or stable boy oil
ordinary intelligence in three hours.
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Commission Merchants.

rOHN =. WATSON formerly with
81 Brown, Hill Co, now diss"lVed), commas.
sion Merchant and Manufacturers Agent FOR The
-al. Of Cotton and "Oolen Yarns, &c, and Wool.
no. ~ Strawberry street, Phi!adelph!a, Pa re-
fer. BY permission To Sir. John w. Il, rrey, pr.Si-
dent Corn Exchange Rational Bank, fhi!adel-
phia Ms-srs. VIM & Weaver. no. 81 barclay
/ rtrcet. New Y Crk. ~ So-lib
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Iowa. Chicago, October S.-Dubuque
city gives $50 Democratic Mlajority-a gain
Of 260.
Returns from eight towns show Demo
cratic gains.
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DrU Goods.
90 BROAD STREET-CARDOZ
JlS AIsOP 4 FOUEQURBAN.-Wit tho ut

90 BROAD STREET-CARDOZo,
JIO ALsOP 4 FOUEQURBAN.-With tho ut
most confidence we now offer by lar III BssT AND
xoar coNpLgTs assortment OF goods we have ever
had to the trade We call especial attention to q
large number OF goods bought at recent New 9r
auction sales which We oHsr ~ great bargains :" .
mention Ladies'. Gents. ard Misses Linen Cam,
brio Handkerchief very large lot OF IG 1so cs ana
brics Jaconets Oh ecked, Striped, aud Plain am
socks /; Plain and Checked Suis' u usiins, EaEss'
1nssr.tngs, Bands. Ribbons, VelVetS' ana II IN
ming Ribbons, very cheap.
our stock Of DRESS GOODS Is very complete
and moro extensive than we have avar before Of
fsret and having been bought chiefly from Atc-
TIoy, Will b. found low In Flanne!s, Cass!meres,
pomestics, and Hosiery, our stock Is fuli e.nbra
cling every variety We call attention TO large lot
Of White, Light. and Dark Kid Gloves, in addition
10 our .nsual stock. which We can recommend.
Price, Il IS per pair.
Mr.. THOMAS p. QrARLES, long and favorably
known TO tn. public, is with rs. and will be glad 70
see mis- friends.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY RECEIVE
PsOMPT ATT8STION. &C
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miscellaneous.


TIkGINIA.-At rules held in the
Y Clerks office Of the court Of tn" county Of
Accomac on IN" frst Monday IN September, a. ID.
1867 the same being tho second day vi the said
month.
John ". Silverthorn...1........ Plaintiff,
against
sand Lucy Dennis, children Of John n Dennis,
dcc.as.d, and James u. Dennis and G-"rge t..
Dennis, trustees for the use o. the said chill
IN CHA,cEAV AED CroS An ukprK OF ATTACH
MSST RETrRHED LEVIED.
The object Of this suit IL 10 Obtain dccroa ioF
the sale Of much OF certain mill property, with
the houses, fixtures, and hrpurtsnances thereto
belonging H. lies in the said county, watch pro-
pe.tv was devised by John u Dennis. deceased,
10 the defendants. James y. DENIM. and George l..
Dennis IN trust for the use Of the other defend.
ants and for payment ont q! tho proceeds srisiiE
from such sale to the plaintiff Of tn. sum OF 56 U!
with interest thereon from tho l!tu day OF May,
1882 for work done upon said mill property and
repairing the ma chinery thereof
itapp-aring from an affidavit fled amongst the
papers In this suit that ths defendants ara not re-
tiff by hl- counsel, II IA ordered that the defend
ants do appsar her: within ore month after due
publication Of this order, and do what Is necessary
10 prrtec. TIA cir Interests and that this order b.
published once Il week for four successive week.
in the DiSf"trh Il newspaper published In tht
clly Of Kich nOnd and also posted At tho front
door Of the court house 81 this county on the hrs
dav Of the next term of the said court.
copy-T"-te
l.. K. WAgREE, Deputy,
oc 3-Thiwt for j. W. GILGET, &. 4. q.
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DEAD THIS! r y a d II II 3 !
AZ AND you WILL PROFIT BY 1T
GREAT BARG Al s
IN ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODS

OPENING THIS AORNIIu
EZEKIEL'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
No. Il MAIN STREET.
(nearly opposite St. Charles Hotel, next door to
Mr. julius Bears cheap shoe stor-,l
5000 yards bert quality CALICO for niAepence
yard and upwards ,
5000 yards bert BLEACHED and USBLEACHGD
SHlRTINGS for a ninepence yard
5000 yards BLEACHBD and uNBLkAChhD
kHEgTINGS full yard wide. for 4 shilling !;
5000 yards GOODS FOR MEMS and BOYS
WEAR-sellins of at great bargains III these
goods-you cannot fail 10 buy;
5000 yards WHITE Red. YELLOW. BLUE, and
GRAY FLAafGts. yery cheap;
10 900 wards DRESS GOODS Of al styles, at ex.
tfamely low prices jqst TO suit " these hard
times" when you have but little money to
spare for q dress
II you have Dry Goods 10 purchase call 4: my
store and you viii be surely suited In Sly LIB ana
Prices and save at least twenty-five per cent
on all you have 10 buy. Be sure TO lind the riSht
store, which Is Designated by the large swinging
sign with the inscription OF ,, ,ro,,, ),
" EZEKlEL'S CHEAP DRY GOODS eiohs.
Store clossd on Saturdays. gu :"
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4 Close Vote in Newark, y. J.-Iicavy Radical
Loss.
NEWARK, n. J., October 9.-The charter
election here to-day resulted in the election OF
Il Republican Mayor by So votcs--a Radical
loss Of Zoo.
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Obituary..
The Markets,

Obituary.
BosroS, October Zion Charles CT. Loring
is dead.
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Dissertations, dc.

The busina,s OF the above firm Will In fn,nre be
continued under TIE firm and style Of COOK &
CHsMPLlN. d. A. COOK,
hc 10 z. D. CHAPLIN
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For Rent.

TOR RENT. TWO EXCELLENT
4 LODTNG Rooms on the floor above the "a
Young Mems Christian Association Rooms. 20
No lois Main street Apply III the office Of IE4.SI
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
81
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uIHE FIRM OF J. L. CARRTEGTON
eco, PRoPRIETGRS OF THE EXCHANGE
HOT Il, ia this day dissolved by mutual consent
Joseph L. CARkISGToS has purchaset tho
whole OF the properly and has assumed payment
- 90 J. /. CARRINGToN,
Cc,obar s,h 1857 A. J. POhD.
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lOHERIFF'S SALE.


~ Harvey Harris, vs.. Daniel Hall, Jane
Hall and Laura Amelia Wick. In the Court of
Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio.
By virtue of an order of sale Issued out of
said Court in the above named case and to me
directed and delivered. I shall expose to public
sale. at the south door Of the Court House, in
Warren. TrumbulI County. Ohio. on
Saturday, Che 18Th day of June. 1867.
between the hours Of one and three o'clock D..
N. Of said day. the following Real Estate, to-
wit: Situate in said county Of Trumb uH, and
in the township of Hartford, being part of lot
No. Is. and bounded as follows: beginning at
the southwest corner Of Sheldon j. Bakers
orchard, thence running west along the line of
Seth Hayes land. one chain 90 links to Seth
Hayes; thence north six chains and IS links /;
thence east 70 a lot Of land sold By Hayes and
Plumb. to Thomas Mikes thence south 10
Sheldon j. Bakers orchard fence; thence south
along the west line Of said orchard to the begin
ping CONTAINING about one acre and a quarter
OF land, more or less" Appraised at$-Terms
cash. S.N. LAIRD. Sheriff
Sherifs Office Warren, o. May Is. 1s67-5t
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nITCH NOTICE.

IL Apetition having been presented to the
commissioners of TTumbull County, Ohio. by
James Taylor and others. to establish the fol-
lowing described ditch. drain, OF water course,
in Warren township. TO wit: Beginning on the
lands Of John Liby, in Warren township, in
said county Of Trumbull. bounded on the east
By lands Of Henry Ernst. south by Daniel Wan
nemaker and ] g. KILLERS land. west by lands
Of Daniel Hayfinger. James Taylor and g. XIII
mite. and north by land of 8. E. Hoyt 4 Co.;
thence southwest through lands of James Tay-
lOr, Joseph kreitler, Daniel Hayfinser. untiIit
runs into Duck Creek, on said Joseph Kreitler's
land
All persons concerned will take notice that
the Commissioners Of Trumbull County. with
the iEnRiDeer, whl meet on the line of the pro-
posed ditch. on Friday the It'll day of June, 1867,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. for the purpose of viewing
the route of the proposed ditch. with a view to
establish the same, and also to make an appor-
tionment Of the costs and expense Of making
said location, and the apportiOnment of the la
Dor Of constructing said ditch.
C. A. BRIGDEN. Auditor.
Auditors Office. Warren, o., May Is. 1S57@W.
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EGAL NOTICE.

IL Charles Dudly will take notice tn at on the
Ith day of May. 1867. John A. Thatcher. plain
TIT, Med his petition in the Court of Common
Peas OF. Trumbu0 county, O.. setting forth.
that on the 4th day of Sept. 1856, Charles Dud-
ley and Seymour IL. Robbins, defendants, we're
the owners and possessers ofa certain Jack which
was vicious and had the habit Of biting and
kicking. IN a dangerous manner, any person
coming near him, OF which vice and habit both
Of said defendants had full knowledge, on the
date Aforesaid. and concealed said knowledge
IRON SAID plaintiff. representing TO him thai
sald animal was kind and would harm no one
and said defendants then and there requested
SAID plaintiff TO look after and care for said an
imal. and said plaintiff being ignorant of the
vicious habits Of said animal, undertook in 3
prudent manner to look after and care for said
animal on said date aforesaid, as said defend
ants had requested. when said animal seized said
plaintiffs left hand and arm. in his. the s4Id
animals mouth, and bit and crushed the same.
and other injuries did to said plaintiff. so that
said hand and arm has been since entirely use
less, and VIII always remain so, and said plain
tin was quito great care and expense for sur
geons. and has been hitherto unable to labor,
and has suffered great pain. by means of which
the defendants are indebted TO plaintiff in the
sum Of $500, for which plaintiff asks judgment
with costs Of sUit an order Of attachment has
been issued and levy made. Said defendant,
Dudly, Is required to answer said petition on or
before the 9th day Of July, 1867.
F0hRIST HYDE,
May 10, l9OI-6W Att'ys for PFf
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ment of the trade he has done, with alter
nate disgust and longing. Ambitious
fathers petition him that their IONS may be
taken as clerks in his establishment, aud
the Community points to him as an honor,
and view him as a benefactor, while he has
benefited them only by helping himself,
and honored them by fattering their
whims and weaknesses.
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DUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will offer for sale. at
public auction. at the late residence of Maria
Heaton deceased, on the Sth day of June, A. D..
1867, the goods and chattles of said deceased
consisting in part of Is Dairy Cows. 4 two year
old heiters. 4 yearlings. 2 horses. / Colt, l two
horse Wagon, set double Harness. Pillow and
CuldyatOr, Horse Rake. and household goods
and other articles. Sale TO commence at 10
O'Clock, a m.
Terms-Six months credit on all sums over
five dollars, with approved security. On sums
less tn an i've dollars, cash.
JOSIAH ROBBINS, JE.
May 2, 1S67-3t
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It is announced by the Coshocton, o.,
Age, that Hon. Columbus Delano has
clearly proven that he received 8 re-
spectacle majority of the legal votes
cast for member of Congress in that
district at the last October election,
thus ~unseating Gen. Morgan.
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The London treaty of peace has been
ratified by the various governments
represented in the Congress. 1t pro-
Vides that the fortress of Luxembourg
shall be evacuated by its Prussian gar
rison within one month.
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.-AOSS

When Madge was very little girl, her
father found her little hands full of the
blossoms of a choice tea rose on which
he had bestowed great care. my dear,
didn't l tell you" said he, mot to pick
one of those flowers without leave ?"
ayes, papa" said Madge innocently,
''but these had leaves"
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The diary of Booth is most likely to
get before the public after all. Judge
Holt is willing, and so is the President,
it is said; but Mr.. Stanton, in whose
possession it is, objects, and there the
matter rests
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ACHME

IN q Nh =; PSs Ell b il. plaintiff: vs.; Salem R Rs5Iy
N. W. Palmer. Justice of the Peace of Mecca
township. Trumbull Co. o. On the Sd day of
May. A. D.. 1867. said Justice issued an order
of Attachment in the above action. for the sum
of $l9 62-l00. Said suit is for trial. June oath
1867. J.H. PERSHING.
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SOMETHING NEW.

DATENT Steel Spring Pocket
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temper, always retain their elasticity. Just re-
ceiyed from the manufacturers, wholesale or re-
tail. by W.N.6 W.T.. PORTER.
May 2, 1885,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29

RS-To pleasure travellers the line of the Erie
Railway presents many objects of interest. pas
sins through the beautiful valleys of the Che
mung. Susquehanna. Delaware and hamapo
rivers. an ever-changing panorama Of natures
beauties commands a ~tention.