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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

In fho dQUQ nf .yacnh urhn =.
tn 'ue osys Vi oacoo VINO was ruler
IA .ne isno OF o-ni-o, the leaders OF the
s-.oe .,,a ~ A'.-'-cais ~hlca We're In tne
,'.s,.s aas !. sao peop'e' cflea win a iouo
Ia 80 N2 .
-; .ne p1aos wnicn we have they are
...,i ' -. 80 s"ey are ours ior tne peopie
u. ,rrsa ss = uss - spe sosernment OF O-ni-o e
- =. - oopperneaos ana traitors ano
anu pus1ernuts' tnereiore We
80 1919 "a tne gooo tnings wnicn ws
A'.' .o.eser. Let us tnereio,e. ssr 70 re'a'I
~ - power make un.o ourselves a god'
.'' sl,au oe oH1seu ~ eoony, anu hts
hsfara h,,,,- aud ,1a,sh,n IT.. AnS -
uhsn the r,eonle sbs,, sea no A. ,h,s .h,n =
thev win saw are NOT these o,,r vice men
4 Re thew moi our lessis-l.~forso Ana ,ha1
wiz follow ms h our ,dolstrv for ths hoo rts
of the peoole are zone o,,t after ma Tbus
shall we remain forever in our places.
And so also did they. And having made
the Negro god they did go into concu-
binage with their deity, and child was
oorn unu them. AND ne was Drought forth
amid great tripulation, and therefore called
they n m-ageIs -
sr,ss. called him Manhood.
And they did present him unto the Peo-
pie, anu Old say, 10, prince Is Dofn unIo
you; aoope MIN ior. your own. -.ieE
j But the people did put their tongues IN
their cheeks, and did wag their heads, but
Kept. mighty quiet. sil'sss
AND the chief men. and the 11Qn DrteatR.
ana ehe eenturions andcaptains' ana many
OF the mighty men of war called upon the
people to decide BY ballot whether they
would have Manhood for. their prince and
ruler. -...... ...- li-..t.
And they sent into far countries for the
pers, to speak unto the people and tell them
what a bully boy was Manhood, and how
he ..fit nobly" and slew single handed the
monster Rebellion.
R,. tho neon,sr 1;a mn. their tonores in
their cheets .pd, t,,d uao .the;r heads bnt
And. IN a certain terr;torv called Frank.
lin. named after a great man because of
the amount of. ..liehtning,' sold within its
limits. the chief men of the tribe of Rsd-i-
cali assembled themselves together and did
select alcertain high priest called Bv.ers.
and a school.marm named White becase
he was; 80 black, and. a man mighty in
pukes and things called Landon, to be their
and said unto the people, 10,
there are high old morality fellows. take
~ m. 80 x,~,,r bao rks Q,,t fl,a ,,<o1la Ala
put their tongues in their cheeks, and did
wag their heads, but kept mighty quiet.
And 10 and behold, the day came when
me people snouid oeciue oy oai-iot VINO
'ney woalo nAve " rue ose , .uea' < a"u
snesuef 'nes "D IAs' = = ''' ~ ~ - :
- i"Oe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
R1oHMoap. October 11.-outsida of

RICHMOND, October u.-Outside of the
Republican party, the election news has
been received here with general pleasure
and the bulletin boards have been crowded
all day. The colored people seem to be
particularly dismayed at the fate of the
amendment in Ohio. -,;-.-
The Government is makingarrangements
to have the Davis trial evidence and arpu.
ments reported by stenographers for pre-
seryation in book form. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
Meeting of the stock h olders of tn,
VirgInia a Tennessee Hailraad

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 12.-The stock
holders of the Virginia & Tennessee rail-
road are in session at Lynchburg for the
purpose of considering consolidation with
the other south side Virginia railroads.
They were served with notice from the
War Department at Washington forbid
ding any change in the Presidency OF the
Company until all the claims due the Gov
ernment for running stock and material
sold it at the conclusion of the war on
credit are paid. The stockholders appoint
ed committee to confer with Gen. Grant,
and adjourned until the second Tuesday in
November.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
,AdmiiaI Farragut

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Admiral Farra-
CUTS official report of the reception at
Copenhagen is. received. He dined with
the. King by Invitation, and many courte-
sizes were extended.
On the voyage the Franklin proved her
self the fastest steam frigate i'm the navy.
The Admiral reached Gravesend on the
26th ultimo. :. ~niitini s hrA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

NEw YORK, Oct. 11.-Mavor Hoffman an.
nounced to the Board of Aldermen yester.
day that the Court of Appeals had decided
the licensing power was vested in the cor.
Gov: Orr has addressed letter to Presi.
dent johnson praying that an order OF
General Candy, permitting only registered
voters to serve on juries, be revoked.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

!. DYsPEpsIA.-Do not suffer with dyspep-
sia when relief is so close at hand. Twen-
ty Thousand people have been cured of this
terrible disease in the last year by the use
of Roback's Stomach Bitters. t-'1'9'
oct9-d&W1w 4o-,--.s5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
Quarterly Returns of the National
Banks

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE quarter
ly reports of the National Banks are being
received promptly at the office of the
Comptroller of the Currency. About one
halt of these reports, eight hundred, show
ing the condition of the banks on the morn
ing of the 1st instant, have already been
received. The reserves of the banks are
generally fully up to the requirements of
the law, and their statements now are being
printed in full to accompany the annual
report of the Comptroller to Congress in
December.
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new york stock nIarket-octt..IIIt.

GOVERNMENT STOC CxS--frreeular. unsettled
and rather easier:closiER firm Couo oens Of 81 III
62 lI2N; 81 109 65 l09z; new 107 '67 1913 10-z0s
STOCKS-Op ned firm; closing strong Qui ksil-
yer yer z4k kS25 1i Msriposa sos; Pscifc Mai l42K9
eraph 35x936; New York Central iI45< <9ll4K; Erie
7o3I97oh: Hudson 11sk91sr; Reading l0IA9 Ok:
wabash 1904 Mic iean Central 1000 10; lMichi-
gan southern s39s3H. Illinois Central 12291s2Z;
Pittsburgh s2%ss3 Rock Island s1@g7K Nothwest-
ern Ak943x: preferred 67<9s7X, Fort WayRe
looIs; Ohio Certificates '763; new Tennessee e3z<;
Missouri e's 1o41z Canton IS As ri Cumberland 2sK
@Sl. ~ - 'f'"'' 7 ~ =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

New YORK, October 1.-THE Herald's
Philadelphia special says: A movement Is
under advisement by Conservative Repub-
licans In Philadelphia to establish a new
party to the exclusion of extremists on
both sides,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

But this chief Of the worshippers cast an
angry glance at Negro and did say "You
are the cause Of this. Begone, you blast
ed niger" N aRsFafseL,S = 2 s.
And all Of the chief men of the tribe of
Rad-i-cal did feel sick, and they did hunt
their holes and did crawl into them, and
pull the hole in after them. And there was
a weeping and wailing aud gnashing of
teeth.
And the second chapter of these Chroni.
cles, 10 it is yet to be written. h-sSset-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

The THURMAN BuRIAL-At an enormous
tration of the coffin used by the Radicals
for the interment of Judge Thurman on
Tuesday night at the ,Atheneum. AS it is
impossible to find any one of that party
who will confess they had anything to do
with that burial. we give the likeness.
which is very accurate, in hope it will be
recognized by those officiating. Here it's;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
HOUSEHOLD NFCESSITY-ONLY

"A HUOSEfLUED NFOESNIEH-U
IA Tw-nty Dollars. The Star shuttle
sewing Machine an entirely new invention
unlike any other Sewing Machine in the world.
Patented 1857. 1t uses TWO THREADS, and makes .
STITCH ON BorH SIDES THAT Will NOT RIP OR I'M
RAvEL. 1t combines simplicity, durability and
beauty. 1t is as large other fist class Machines
Iiety Of mily sewing and tailoring. 1t will sew
from the finest gauze to leather. In order to, in
ers household in the land. we furnish tht IN COM
plete with one shuttle extra bebbins. fl set of
at the unprecedented price of only TWEEN DOL
LARS, on receipt Of which we will box free of ex-
w. G. WILSON& CO.. Manufacturers.
Office and Salesroom, 1sk Public Square,
- II Cleveland, Ohio.
N. Beach Machine is warranted Tor FIVE years.
Persons VIII order Machines and find that they are
otherwi ise than repr esented, can return them and
get their money back. Agents wanted. --r-a afE
sepl2 WON .t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

CARPETS from ten to fifteen per cent. less
than the regular prices, for thirty days,
corner of High and Friend streets, Column
bus, Ohio. esg G. EBERLx 6 Co.
octS-dlW -.-.-,-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
ELECTION RETURNS i
aNTs nril=+Iksa - u
OHIO.
, fafCI -.
Dispatches to Ohio Statesm.n1

Especial Dispatches to Ohio Statesmanl
MT. GILFaD, October lO.-The returns
have just been counted out. The Repub-
lican majority is four hundred, and thirty
nine. Their majority last year was six
hundred and forty six. H. s. PRoPHEr.
ZANEsvILLE, October 1l.--Muskingum
three hundred and fifty six for Thurman.
tofieial) CHI. BEAN.
MARIETTA, October live carried the
entire county ticket. Thurman was de-
'feated by four majority. J.T. CREW;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

INDIAN HERR DOCTOR-OF FICE
l corner North Broad and High streets, north Of
State House. Columbus, Ohio. Cures Catarrh,
Bronchitis. Scrofula, Rheumatism. Dyspepsia and
all Acute and Chronic Diseases. Badness cured
and the head clothed with healthy growth Of
hair. The Doctor treats all diseases of women and
childre : Persons At distance give all symptoms.
and medicines will be sent by Express. Direct to
Indian Herb iioctor. corner North Broad an High
streets. Columbus, o. seo25-dIm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

TORONTO, Oct. 1.-THE first meeting of
the Government of Ontario was held at
the Rossin House yesterday. All the men,
bers were present. 1t is is understood that
nothing of special interest was before the
council.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

MILLINERY OPENING ON THURSDAY, Oc-
ToBER 1OrH-Mrs. s. Luchtenberg will
have grand opening Of the latest fashions
of Millinery at her establishment No. 376
South High street, between South street
and South Public lane, on Thursday, Oct.
10th. The goods will comprise the latest
and most fashionable styles, Just received
1w s, LUcHrENBERG.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

For tip-top cup of coffee, go to Geo.
Pinney, No. 13 West State street.
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iowa.
IAssociatsd Press Disnatch.l

r4iy- ASSOCIATED Press Dispatchl . .l !
DEsMoINEs. Iowa, Oct. 11.-Twenty-nine
counties thus far heard from give over Il, :
600 Republican majority. The remaining
counties will increase it 2oOO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

JoLBY.1It's real jolly to be an itemizer
during election times. We found it so, any,
how. While rushing down street to see if
you can find anything of interest with
which to fill these columns, or while chuck
ling ginwardly over some new found joke,
it is excessively nice to have some enthu-
siastic chap stop you in your mad career
with the inquiry. swell, Spiv, any more
news?' But It's heaps funnier when these
enthusiastic chaps are to be met with every
three feet of your line of travel. OF
course, you're expected to know all about
how the election has gone, and to be able
totell to the sixteenth part of a second at
what hour the next county will be heard
from and its probable political complexion.
That,s what makes it jolly. You hardly
get through telling one enthusiastic chap
+. what little you know, before another en-
: thusiastie chap who has just heard your
statenient pitches in with the same old
story, We'll. Spiv, what's the news?n Oh,
but it's jolly. Z q ~ 1FITIHHt L wy
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MARRIAGE7G GUIDE.

MOTHER EDITION JUST PUB
"A ished, being the 3sth of the POCKET ESCU-
LAPlUS. or Every One his own Doctor. il cluding
Treatise on Diseases of Females. Irregularities,
DO, with hundred engravinss, explaining those
d seases. in both sexes. BY WIN. IoUkG, n. ID.
self-abuse those distressing diseases incidental
to youth, manhood old age, without resorting to
the quacks of the present day. -.ss-s-
Let no man contemplating marriage be another
hour reading this wonderful book as it dis
closes important secrets, which should be known to
them partic tarly. --s
etJhe weak and bash full youth who has ruined
his constitution by the debssing habit of sefabuse
1t will be sent to all parts of the United States IN
Canadas for so cents. Address,
No. .4Is Spruces street. Philadelphia, Penn.
iuneI4-Wlyr . 81 s-.r. I.es .
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y \ s. IS. psrcN-The first quarterly meet
: ing Of the Franklin County Sabbath School
! unionj viii be held at the Town Street NJ.
2, Church, In this city, on Saturday, Oct.
18th. .ssosL .HDpSd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

To FILL VAcANeF-Samson p. Talbot
was to-day commissioned as Treasurer Of
Champaign county, to fill the vacancy oc-
easieaed by the death OF ,Dt.J..F. Spain!
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Friday, Oct. II, 1867.
NEIL HOUSE.

NEIL HOUSE. ~
Henry A McClemep. Boston, Massachusetts,: VIM
Laverty. Pttcburgh, Pa; W E Humphrey, New
York; $ Seeley; -Piltsburgh, Pa: l. Picot, New
York; 0ttouny. New York; r Gilchrist. wife
lisa Soaton. Lebanon: White. Cincinnati; q +
Baldwin. Mt Vernon; J F Barnard, Chicago, Him
oisi D Ormsbee, Circleville, Ohie: H O'Connor.
York; CIemenson. New York; Alfred Brown do;
7 Grew and lady. Cleveland 0: R Fields. " Y 81
Atkinson. Cincinnati. Q; Col Humphr ,, D Va
ware, q: Lester. Bi1ghampton, N Y; /. Homer
Worthinston, q; james W Forsythe.k hkU su s A: w
Mickham, Huron. o; T B Armitage, Y; A
Wright, Mari,n, o; j 7 Phelps, Baltimore, Md; q
H Mittnacht, Piketon, Md; VIM Eosdick Y: w
q Ross, Cleveland. o. --lf n - -'s''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. oct9-deod&w2w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

HUGE aPEAcHEs.-Our, friends Dent q,
Krauss, No. 1e9 South High street. have
sent us sample of the peaches they now
have on sale. One of those before us weighs
just eight ounces ayoirdupois. The peaches
were raised two miles this Aside of Grove.
port, are of the freestone variety. and are
the largest we remember ever to have aeon
If our readers want to purchase mamn,otb
fruit, Dent & Krauss can supply them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

FRESH oysters of the best brands receiv-
ed daily at Peters & Bro. j1i 80 !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

For a clean, delicious meal, go to Pin
ney's, Ne. 13 West State street. n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

BILE will preach at Westley Chapel Sunday,
Oct. 18th, at IL A. M. and Up. M. hIN
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CIDER.
Farmers, Exeep Your Cider Sweet
Without Drugs.

THE ROSEDALE CIDER COMPANY
i will furnish their celebrated process for pre-
serving Cider to any person sending Ten Dollars
their address This is the best process in the world
Our Cider sold for 81 per gallon this summer. os.s
but a few cents a barrel Address ll..E '-...i-5
70 Ecq R0SEDALE CIDER CO.,
Box 107, Granville, Licking county Ohio
E We refer to Granville Bank. 7,-s.a. nor
augl5- WITT co..
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OYSTERS in every style, at Pinnoy's, No.
13 West State street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

GEO. PENNEY, No. ls West State street,
has a splendid lot Of cigars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
DR..l,J0h N SHlRMAk's.
aoasta 4 cELERRATEp ID .7lt a3ie
Female Powders.
Prepared from a Prescription Of John &asrn,dx. !
n D.. FeHoU Of tie Royal Soci:ty and Astlor -
/ Of Theory and PrGettce of Aidacifery, D4s-
u - isdseSs of Fe11G 'es, &C. London q y -
! -esf 80 fsH England. - sIfN I'lT -rsefg

The only SAFE and CEt.TAIN rem~dysiaown
painful and dangerous di es tn which the Female
constitution is subject THEY MODEkATE ALL
EACESSES and remove all distinctions from
whatever cause. A speedy cure may be relied on a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
auupALE HOUSE.

Charles ] Snnydon, Cleveland; ] M Russell. In
dianapolis; } N killinRsworth, Philadelph a; w
R1msr. Newark. n Y; Miss E K Palmer. New
Boston; J W Stanford Fayette county, o; j A
SSwaseya Boston; pete5 q, Hitchcock. Butler county,
SteubenviIe. q; a sherman, Detroit, MicSissn:
JF Delm, Union City, Ind; RousOell, BaIti.
more; + w Pencock; GAINESVILLE, z LaMrence:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
CAUTION.I

Ihesr Pozrders should not be taken 1v Females
dErfe greGnancy as they are siii to produce safs.
safe. = a iH SS1 ,1'''.7','' - -rsTs2
In all Spinal and Nervous Affection Pain in tbe,
Back, Side and Limbs Halp alp;tatiou of the Heart
byst, rics, Nervous Spasms caused by Uterine De-
or Whites, and Gene al Debility of the whole sys-
TEN. THESE POWDERS Will RFFECT' A
EAlLED, and although a verv powerful remedy
til The GQNTA n NO MERCURY, ANIIM0NY
but are very conducive to health. -iding nature in
carrying of all impurities of the syst IN through
phlet ENCLOSED in eac1 pa kage, which you must
caaefally read md Dire tions for e6sti.
nate cases of Distractions you aoiu notios at ~
oottorot the pamphlet Price % spseksge Laree
SIZE for Obstinate cases Of Long standing ss pack
East Broad street, Columbus, Ohio. to whom siI
ord ers must be address ed aud they will be sent BY
by mail. oJlF7 . oc,a n
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PENNsYLvANIA.
IAssociated Press DISPATCHES

lAssoclated fress Dlspatchesl
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Age, by its
table of the election returns, makes the
majority for Sharswood in the State 5 355
The Press calculates that Williams will
have majority of $50. The official re-
turns are made to-day, and the matter
will soon be decided.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

THE PIANOS mANUFACTURED nv
l. this firm are ndnrsed by all the leading artists
and sympathetic tone; also for their dur 4biity and
excellent workmanship. Seven Octaves Rosewood
Pianos, with our grand French repeating action
carved legs scroll desk and Tyre. and written ouGr
dntee for fOe years, for S300-S350. Circulars con-
aiming full descriptive lis,s with recomm
rom all parts Of the country, sent free on applioa
ion. sepll-eodly- nOyqOF
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TRY some of the Chicago aerated oyster
crackers at Peters 6 Bro. srs III
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OYsrHRs.-when you want something
extra Ia the oyster line, 20 to Peters &
Bro. = Of # tsf q
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Cincinnati Money Market-Oct. II.
,GaLDzBuyipg at. .l1sk and scarce Z. sTsfsfsE
NONEY-Market light.
: sEXCHANGE-Dull: bnying at atone-tHentieth dis
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For California

Among the passengers to-day by the
Henry Chauncey, for California, were sew
eral missionaries.
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AS the coffin was captured by the Demo-
Gratis, they propose to use it at the funeral
of Ben. Wade, to be held i'll this city some
day next week. The pall-bearers will be
supplied with bag OF camphor each fer
the nose, as it is thought, from knowledge
of Ben's filthiness while alive, that the
corpse will not emit the sweetest perfume.
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cOMMeRcill maITERs.
WseK1yReYIewo on coIn,iii;, 81. No..
HsF a - .aze STATEsMANOFFrdisa ,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. i0.a
RETAIL MhnKEm

.s,r,-,.~.-o--.Ss--
..aksSS = cTAIe4NAN UtFIcE$t.t n
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct. io.a
| "a -a.s-t u sz RETAIL MARKET $50
Wheat Red Y oo6aa es,ss vr,n ,s-..l q. -, :.
Oats psr bnsbe socl Hs1,Ip p psI "a g., " q
Butter per ~. cTea-Y b. and g. r - %
Tsp per ID. = : - p: " Oo,oos si 4"9s o.
Dried ApS,es' = . H. iocl Gsy y. "a 2es 20
Esa Wis., tsschss 90 % aSe @ Bies Carolin.
pat.t ~ nrooms PCT uersS "a
Sstpes 40 So TRGap; Rop,; pox, 1 Per 20 u
Beef per cEt...s:. $esoo white. els ooa u os
Shoulders4 p b. scl.s. a Rye... 6ll d
salt Fork per Dbl. .Sz7 o0lCandles taIlow. a0s
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.Cincinnali- maIket.0ct

Cincinnott maFket-Ocf. 11s
.FL0UR-Dulland prices dropping; family so 90
WHEATIDull y l and prices So lower; closing at
G00RRN,.ouet at q % for No ]; 81 "a for Nos.
BAkLEY-Firm at 81 z59l so. ois5 s,,i..7,s,fr
Tx@1Sc. Ste-ef
T0BAGGo-Prices unchaIsed and dsmsnd good:
P0RK-Mess declined to S23. ;,,.,.e. ~ =, s.. =
BACON. Scarce and firm; shoulders lax a1xkc:
clear SIDES 1s5<c; clesr rio SIDES l8c. t' = -i'f
LARD-ln demand at 61kc.a 1iiz91s+ y at.s =. q.
CHEESE-Firm at I4Ikc. -ltt--, ff.-.fF ,grt E. !,
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at s594oc
EGGS-Shippers count 2lc ~ 9IIs u iis-i'
SUGAR-Unchaneed 5s.l5- ti.i ~ -H1sI 1sll Il
COFFEE-Unchanged. I'd .s-s- SIS 57lf-,5l .srf..7tr
OlL-Linseed dull at$l Is. ~, -. . =. -s--sI
PETR0LEUM-Firm and active; refined duty
PP0TAi 0ES-Plentv and dull at o per bbl. ssis
SEEDS-Tlmothy dull at 50 IS. clover %. 5di 10
New York Dry Good Market-Oct. IL.
Business is somewhat improved. but prices are
generally unchanged, except delaines, which are
down TO 2lc for be makes; cassimere robes an All
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AUTUMNAL BEAUTIEs.-We always re-
gard this as the most pleasant of the four
seasons. 1t is proverbially beautiful and
interesting. Our Springs are too humid
and chilly; our Summers too hot and dusty;
and our Winters too cold and tempestu-
Gus. ButiAutumn, that soft twilight of the
waning year, is ever delightfully."- temper
ate and agreeable. Nothing can be more
rich and splendid than the variegated man
ties, which our forests put on, after throw
ing off the light drapery of summer. This
is the only proper season in which one truly
enjoys, in all its maturity of luxurious
loyeliness, an excursion into the country ::
la ''There. the loaded fruit-trees bending. t-
~ - Strew with meilow-g gold the land;
dsie. on high. from vi es impending,
Purple clusters court the land. !"
Autumn now throws her many-tinted robes
over our landscapes, unequalled by the
richest drapery which natures wardrobe
can furnish in any part of the world. We
read of Italian skies and tropical ever
greens, and often long to visit those re-
gions were the birds have mo sorrow in
their song, no winter in their year.n But
where can we find such an assemblage of
beauties as is displayed, at this moment, in
the groves and forests of our native State?
Europe and Asia may be explored in vain.
10 them has prodigal nature given Springs
like, <Edens Summers of plenty, and Win
teIsof milcness.. To the land of our ma
tivity alone has she given Autumns of un-
rivalled beauty and abundance. s.Is,--H 90
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LATER
; Pennsylvania election. oficiaj-

cratic connties, Franklin, ls9 majority ;
Adams. 1892 Lehigh, 1927; Caribou, 435;
Northampton, 1852; Bucks, 6SS; Berks,
5: 795 !; MoDtour, 37z; Montgomery, E097:
York, S23; Schuylkill, L125; Philaciel-
phia, 2,4s7; Cumberland, $50. q rrcNT
Republican counties-Lebanon, 1,124
Chester, 1,S9S; Dauphin. 1,400; Delaware,
1853; Lancaster, 1924; Union, AVS. z3f