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New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
On Saturday the Republicans of the With
District Hudson City, Bergen Grconvile, aud Bayonne
nominated John W. Smith OF Hudson city for Assembly
from that District Benjamin Van Rper has been nolni
mated 10y the Republicans candidate for Assembly
from the lid District comprising the Fourth, ttL ana
seventh Wards OF jersey CITY
HUDSON COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
The Republican County Convention 10 Nominate caudi
dates for the sherhaty and CorOners offices for the
County Of Hudson, held Saturday afternoon at
Library Hail. IN the town Of Bergen. The Convention
organized by the election of Charles Nehe OF HO
bOkeu as Chairman and j. W. Gilmore OF Bergen Soc
rctary The following were the nOmin? tons made Foi
Sherf-JacOb NJ Mersees The present incumbent by nc
clamaton. For COroncrs-DT Il. A. Watson OF Jersey
City; Dr. l.. W Buck OF Bergen, and Dr. Julius fchr OF
HOboken A County Executive Committee was also ap-
pointed Major PangbOrn. Editor Of The Erenug Journal
being repeatedly called upon, made short aud spirited
speech after which the Convention adjourned.
MASS MEETINGS OF TIE DEMOCRACY.
The Jersey City Democrats held mass meeting IN
square Saturday evening for the purpose
of rejoicing over the result Of the recent elections
Speeches were made 10y Robert Gchrist, esq, !. i.
Belts ESQ., the Hon. Leon Abbott and Anthony Higgns
IT, The subject OF negro suffrage reconstruction, and
various other topics Of vital interest TO the nation were
fully discussed. winch the audience listened with
marked attention. frequently indicating their approba
ton by enthusiastic applause At the close rounds %
cheers given for the several states IN which the
Democracy have recently been successful VT buchrlst
predicted that n the ensuing alcCton NcWJcfscy would
give a large DenOcrtc majority. large mass meeting
was held al Paterson, saturday evening aud addressed
By the Hon. A. j. Rogers.
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HxEEkzzESzZz5

BOGERTOu Friday Oc H. Catherine rec ofJoha D. Boget 'ged
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from thr ,s.asee o. Der Sot 10 10 .5s & e W.
CoLRMAN Flatlanl H. Sunday, Oct 49, George Coleman
Relatives and friends oi Se family are respectfully uyiei attend the
func raj from the residence Of his bTohernaw. Robert T. Bunker
No O3 IeHepon1t BookYh on Tuesday the hlssI st|o
CURRYOn Sunday Oct 49, bis late residence No. Lamarue
place the Rev. Samuel Cuuy, in the ozl year oil bis age
Notice Of funeral tomorrow.
DoTY-Ou First day tenth MONTH 18Th Charity Do The Goth
Relatives and friends are invited to otteud funeral Fourth
day the 10th inst at O'clock from Friends Meeting House. on
EASTMAY-a Brooklyn on suud. 70 Mr. Levi Eastman the
Funeral at the residence Of Mr. s Roberts, De
Kalb, on Tuesday Oct IS at O'Clock p.
PAGANAt Wards Island saturday Oct p 1851 Of enlargement
Notice Of funeral hereafter
PELTER-At Cinclnnus y T. satlry oct Kate H. dnrh
YORK. We al iiio io,ei e' her, 1"4 vic
HUNT-In City Friday Oct T. Mrs Jane Hunt widow Of the
Christopher Hunt, 10 the Goth year of her
ave, Of Monday, oct u, att O'Clock
IvBSAt Manhaanyre Sunday Oct H. L Ives LID IN the
His remains viii convened stephens Church wher solemn
gh Mas of REQUIEM vii be Offered up o the rsPGs Of l n S a.
Vincent de Ius society are invited 10 attend bis funeral ga Iues
lOt O'Clock q.
ES-At hrs residence al Manhaitenvlo Sunday Oct 3 L. s
man Ives LID in the list year Of bis age.
Notice Of funeral will be Published tomorrow.
MOoRE-As Port Chester n y SATURDAY Oct r. John Moore
Rsys, ami friends invited attend the funeral St Peters
NeaHaven Depot AZ lll O'Clock b.
PIESIIN-A, Morssna on Friday Oct. H. Edmund A. PleslH,
Of late Wa r esin. aged %
The relatives family also Of bis hohenaW Cha'
II smatcr DAVID H. Fowler invited 20 attend th innersl
Boston Road f-st on IueslaY
OF, D. a4p "a. Trains leave Twenty sItasl a. 2J AID y
10. returning ttp m.
49, LYDIA Roberts widow OF Samlei Rob
crts decreased aged -
Fe from Frs Presteran Church Mdletovn Oange County
Tucviat. oct l5. nt clock ?.
soUTwICK-ou SUNDAY. l3 Matilda southvick, in the I'D
Of her
her urr. the residence o her son
George Souhac6 No. JlG West Txcn ecollat on TUESDAY
al o'eloSt !.
STEPHRNSONOu Sunday Oct ~ Wesg Clark youngest sou Of
Ann Stephenson. n the l9h oi BIS age
Tie relative. friends fan respectfully invited 70 attend
FROM ihe residence of h paeut No - asi Twenty
thinl-.t oaT TUESDAY. Ort j.. al O'Clock p.
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VERMONT
MESSAGE OF COY. PACE.

MESSAGE OF GOV. IAtL.
Gov. John i. Page delivered his message to
the state Legislature the nth inst lie advises re-
Organization Of the State Militia In order TO provide an
ef1cjeut force that can be called upon Of need
The conclusion Of tho message is as follows;
Let us be deprived Of the fruits Of our sacrifice or
money by Executive interference. and by the
removal from official position Of Of firm and con-
loyalty and patriotism Let us see that the cause
gave the lives OF to establish is hcnceIoith
maintained and that receive the benefit Of Ou sdcr
fees in the permanent establishment OF this Union on
principles Of justice and equal rights and to that end let
urge Congress 10 act bravcly and thoroughly IN the
adoption OF whatever measures may be requisite Tor the
establishment OF peace and prosperity throughout the
the whole country IL is 10 time now 10 take step
backward, but advance the whole line hold the posi-
tions we have won and with fathers, declare and
maintain that all men equally free and independent
certain natural inherent and inacnable rights,
among which enjoying and defending life and liberty,
acquiring possessing, and protecting property ana pui
suing and obtaining happiness and safely. Finally, let
US remember that IL Is not n man tat Wakeh 10 direct
ms steps aud that all our labOrs are nothing "o.th
without ;he direction Of that Infinite wisdom whose
guidance invoke in all your deliberations
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Tur crNrnAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.

SAN Francisco. oct. 13.-The United States
Commissioners have completed the inspection OF the
an Of the Central Pacific Railroad west OF Cisco They
carchy exunlucd the grades, culvcrts bridges, @c,
which they pronounced to ne % per cent better con
struced than any portion OF the road before accepted
this section already four miles Of roong have bre
complcted. and the tWo.Ind-a ahaf miles nddl-
tional roofing will be built this Fall After
"A thorough Inspection. the Commissioners unan-
mOu the Government 10 accept the road
The Commission next commence primary Inspection
of The road miles east of Cisco From CObufns sta
lion ears are running eastward 81 miles and construction
trains are LAYING the track the rate Of mile and haf
daily IN thirty days the section will be completed The
intermediate section the Summit will not be finished
for transportation purposes until early in the Spring a
though the Company expect 10 lay the track before IN
Ter By August next will be running TO Tuckre
River near Crystal Peak while considerable portion OF
tie road will be graded toward Humboldt.
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GEORGIA.

POLITICAL TORCHuGHT PROFESSIONS PROHGB-
TIED BY THE MAYOR or SAVANNAH.
SAyANNAH, Ga, Oct. 13.-The Republican
meeting advertised 20 meet al o'clock m tomorrow
and the orchlght procession afterward. Is indefinitely
postponed Mayor Anderson issued the following procla
nation. prohibiting t0rchlight professions
WhereGs II proper during the present excited state
of tc public mind, that prompt measures br taken Tor
the preservation of the public peace OF the community
BhcTcGs, From information gwen me- aH Mayor, have
TO apprchcud that gatherings and professions at
night the streets Of savannah would be likely TO
suit ia TiJt and conhagratOn do therefore issue THIS
proclamation, fOrbidduR such assemblagc or proces
sion u the streets other thoroughfarcs after nightfa
within the limits OF the city without the written pcrmls
sion of 90, Mayor And hereby request all orderly aud
persons 90 aid the authorities In the prcser
Val. on OF the peace and good order Of the city.
EDWARD G. ANDEESON, Mayor of Savannah.
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on,mi..inner Nilson Of the General Land Oilice

Commissioner Wilson Of the General Land once
has received from the General at Eugene O
Oregon showing completion Of the survey Of sixteen townships near
the Columbus River and Unsta Counties, 10 nai SAr
covering 3i760O These lands are usually nsn
and gently rolling prairie soil and second rate wei adapte
grazing purposes The tract Is N-ttici hy John Day ~ A
sever, tributaries OF the Columbia River There tracts o Nm
alone these streams consisting generally cottonwood jumper
Settlers are of the surveyed premises
has also received fo the Surge0r6eneFa a.
Denver Colorado. the Of the the m CORRECTION lne
soube through jefferson into PARK County that Ter"
the ryev Of 80 niles through
hi Ps Counties through the South PARK the gold oh
th snow Rauee also the u the ninth guide meridian "es
between aud second standards south also IN Park County over
the VI the south Park. These are "o
over country and made TO aiod The necessary base
m the survey mineral lands in that portion Colorado
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E[ARRIED.

ANGELI-wEEKS-At Kingston. y Weinesiar Oct y the
Rev. j. W Beach Henry H. b. Angel OF Ne"-lorA C to Ida =
Weeks Of Kingston.
ANGELLJACKsON-At Providence Thniay, Oct TO- by me
Rev Henry Graves ME Irving Angel OF NewlOh to Hiss Ace
ID. Jackson of Providence No cards.
NEvUS-ALEN-AtH Havesgrsw n T. on THURSDAY Oct 10 ,, The
Rev Freeman Peter l. Neyius Of Flemington " j. to M
daughter Of the late p Allen Of Bockllnd County, ~ y
PARsONs-HULLAt +. Church Daubuy Conn, welnes
1861 by the Rev 4. L. Birch, assisted by tue Rev
Crawford Milo H. Of Nerlek City to George daughter OF
George hul, ESQ, OF DinbuTy
TIEMsNN-MEGIR-At BoouyB n J. Tbursiay Oct TO- 1881
rs the Rev T. Mege J. H. Temsu Of Nealok to Gussie NJ
daughter of tue officiating clergyman. No cards
WASMuT-On Saturday Oct by the Rev. H. Eeitl
Iieury Iiegcl to Sophia " asmuth-
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been Copperhead stronghold This time the Radicals
undertook to storm and capture it, and succeeded spen
didy. by the terms OF admission into the Union Ne
Draska required 10 adopt impartial suffrage by act
OF her Legislature. winch done last Spring and the
State admitted The Copperheads have been making
a about IL since, and resolved repudiae the
obligation at the first opportunity. On Tuesday they
had chance try their hand IN the chief city of the
state They met the Radicals IN fair field and were
whipped IN their chosen stronghold by go majority
The reaction" was the other way.
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ACCIDENT or TIE NEw-YORK CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD.

ALBANY, Oct ia singular accident oc-
CURED on the New-York Central Railroad last night At
10 o'clock freight train started for the West When
the heavy grade west Of the city nearly overcome
the engineer found his locomotive unable TO move the
train any further One Of four men, who were on the
roar frat car was sent back 10 signal the II o'clock
passcn ger train OF the danger Before he had gone 90
yards. the freight IN the tram broke rom us
men on board put the brakes hard down. A
moment after the braEechain snapped, ana the car
loaded with rOn rushed toward the city AZ the rate OF 40
or 50 miles an hour Unfortunately, the passenger tram
tbe Civ limits The engine and one two cars were
hady broken and one passenger named Charles H. Brit
ION of GeuVe Schenectady County, who was standing
an the natform OF the express car was crushed Ia death
No other passenger hurt. The three men VINO were
on the freight got of without INJURY before the col
nsOtl
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ONO.

GIN. GRANT TIE CANDIDATE or TIE COLIN BUs
UNION CLUE
COLUMBUS Ohio, oct 13-Latc returns DO not
materially change Haycs's majority.
AT meeting Of the Union Club Of this city hcid last
evening the following resolution, proposed by Attorney
General West. was adopted with much enthusiasm:
Tesolred Thst the Union Club % Columbus concurs
with arl responds to- the UnOnsts of Maryland 100 the
recommendation OF Gen. L. S. Grant as their candidate
fnr NJ Irl-IlnnL.
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VIRGINIA

RIcmMoND, Va, Oct. 13.--rhe Board of Regis
traion closed rs books last evening. During the five
days there registered in this city 1so whites and l5
blacks which leaves the black majority nearly the same
a before.
The African Church has been refused 20 the Republican
Mas, Nominating Convention. and therefore II viii be held
iu Capitol squarc Monday. meeting n bciug held
now 10 make preparations FOR 70. Messrs. Hunnicutt
aud Underwood viii doubtless be- two OF the ave delegates
nominated
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POLITICAL

NvwyoRK-RspublicAH state Ticker
,.,,-,, q, Stak JAMES Il. McKEAN Of Saratoga
l,,..il,r CALVIN II. HULBURD o 81
',,,,,,, THEODORE Il. GATES Of C.'Nh
4aorasy Geasral... JOSHUA vi. VAN 0UI :, os,e,
81 y.g and s,rgor. ARCHIBALD &. POW ELI u
- co,ani,,i,n,r JOHN NJ. HAMMOND Of Aesany'
S.stor ST Prtsons GILBERT DE LA MAI y o. "''D''S
80, ~ Of Appeals CHARLES MASON Of Aaa''a
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CES. CANBY TO HAVE CONFERENCE WITH
COWS. ORR AND WORTH.
CHARLESTON, ). c., Oct. 13.-Gen. Candy and
STAFF leave here tomorrow for Couubs 10 consult with
Cows orr and Worth The order for the election for
Convention viii De issued upon the return of the General
y reported that party ~ negroes tore mp the South
Carolina Railroad last night at Hopkins. near Columbia
The train WAS thrown of the track and the cars were
robbed
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VIRGINIA.

REPrELICAN NOMINATION FOR THE CoNV In
TION.
FORTREsT MONROE, Oct. 1l-Ihc Republl-
cans of Princess Anne County held meeting 20 the Court
House a few days ago and ratified the nomination OF
Willis A. Hodges, as the regular Republican candidate
for delegate 10 the State Constitutional Convention.
Every district in the county was represented.
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Jerome Park Races
FIRST DAY TUESDAY, OCT y
HURDLE RACE AND THREE FLAT RACES
SEE ADVERTISEMENT ~
Union Republican Ratification Meeting.
MASS MEETING.
To RATIFl THB NOMINATIONS
or TIN
UNION REPt tBLiCAN PARTY
FOR STATE OfFitbkS,
Ca WEDNESDAY EVENING net. l1th Dsts
COOPER INSTITUTE.
The following gentlemen will the
Hon. WILLIAM VI EVARrS
Gen. CHARLES H. VAN WICK
Gen JAMES MCKEAN
Hon. JOSHUA N. VAN COTT.
Gen JOHN COCHRANE
Ioa. NM. A. A NEWELL
FREDERICK kAPP
fRbDERlCK SCHBi'rZ esn
Gen. THEODORE GArR2
CHARLES :. SPENCER Charmsa
Wv DargNoSp Secretaries
Gas NTWOSD N
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FIGHT EETWEEN THE PASSENGERS AND ESCORT
OF A SANTA FE STAGE

ST. Louis, Oct. PA difficulty recently Oc-
Cured at the Camerone Crossing Of the Santa Fe Road
between the escort and passengers OF the stage coach IN
which three men killed, and the Sergeant IN com
mand OF the escort wounded Tie trouble out Of
the drunkenness and quauelsome conduct Of the Ser
gcant.
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POLICEMAN SERIOUSLY BEATEN.

TVIT7 I7-'''-
In attempting to quell disturbance among
party of Young men last evening IN Nineiy-SiXthSt'
near Elghthave.. Roundsman Nicholson was so hadlN
beaeu Kicked and stoned that his life Is endangered
Three brothers named Shay. who took an active part III
the assault were arrested.
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ruE KANsAa ANp PAcIFlC RALMAY.

ST. Louis, Oct. 12.-The Kansas aud Pacific
Railway and Telegraph Line reached Hayes City yeser-
day The santa Fe Stage Company aud the United States
Txprcss line to Denver will make this point their ter
minus FOL the winter
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Fine Watches, JeweIry, and SilVerwHre
Al WHOLESALE PRICES.
FORD &c TUPPER.
No. GOO BROADWAY.

Mechanics, Fair-Sewiug Machines occupy
prominent place hoor Of the Mechanics Hall they
Ia the of the pabhc 10 the Singer,
stands the Bartlett Machines heat P'ett' and cheap ~Z' opo
Wilcox Gibbs should
the Bartlett could learn - Worcester Daily Spy.
Barles Sewing Machines the best for Family Sewing ihef
haze met Ab almost unqualified appreciation from those who IA.
tested them and experts Sewing Machines pronounce them the moss
simple perfect ScWu. Machines the MARKET They great
fc ID cur establishment where We have tested them thoroughly
They especially valuable yolug girls apprentices WOO
before worked upon Sewing MACHINE thea a op
The sth anear possibly like hand sewing Ihc sew Io
presenting beautiful Sat stronger than me on %
sewing The pr udce against single Machaes pes
rapr Winding thread needle or mD - ny
hoops. make The
IL simply sncuiahrrs aud comphcates -"
Ma -. yo,t
rAGriETrs MACHINE DEPOT So ion B'oais'y, Se' ''',
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THE LAND OFFICE.

6h m and 3h Thunder night lh Duration hour aud
Minutes Duration rain hour, an 10 minutes Severe AsAi9
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THE WEITHER

Vru,rrs-TThe lliH fom u % TII vas 'seond Il0HTI
.bo,r m t evening with vnd ani chain lightning IN brooln
hail which covered the ground 10 hr
dspth Of Iuchl i2u-rhe thermometer was lowest early u oy
Lahtung ceased n the east rainy ana over
80 couv. rainv AnemoouIhe rain ceased 81 ~ very CLOUDY
cloudy Couig oserea ram spnnhsu at - Soul I %
rs brraomfter sl falling al Mouing-Ne eionhyi
condy A0enoou-Slgily cloudy cloudy b'enng 10 IL p N
CrNTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT:
The oxing abstract from recorded osef, atoms Al The Oen'A
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THE STATE or TRADE.

cnrrr,rov s c. oct i2-Coon i, good demand sales 600
bales, MiddlDg l6c. receipts, OF bales
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Uousckeepers desus Of obtaining elegant Linen Damsks,
Bspks and ptoterr Goods and Iace Curtains uuuld would o.
10 Fail importation Warehouse No oto
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The figures in the following table are nearly
all official orreported upon good authority 1t not prob
able that the final count will materially alter the meorl!
fDr Judle Slar,WuOu
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NoIIo'l0H-o"eeo " ~ 49, rcnnnn pn nci fsf-
OHIO

We give below the best idea furnished in the
Ohio papers to the vote for Governor considerable
number Of maiorcs upon current report, aud lack
tine .tatnp of Official Most 81 the Republican journals
mako Gen HaTpcrs majority two or three hundred mort
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Returns from u parishes, in which II Is
| estimated nat 4.l25 than "A majority OF the whole
registered will be pOled f this estimate should
prove correct, the majority will be upward Of 1900.
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LOUISIANA.

So far the New-0rleans papers have returns
showing that s03i than majority have voted upon
the Convention. Here are the latest figures:
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,,ovpvrvrs or Crv SHERIDAN

Y
ALBANY, oct. 13.-MajOr-Gcn. sheridan VIII
ave this city tomorrow morning at q O'Clock Tor the
Vest in "A special car attached To the regular tram
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Tnfnls
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There only about u small counties 10 bc heard
FROM and they will not change the result In the cOu
above 1902 more than enough 10 carry the Couye
ton have voted Indeed carried by the yeas alone u
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vERMONT.-[oFrIcIAL vorr.l

The Canvassing Committee of the Vermont
Legislature announce the following vote at the septen'
her election for State officers:
R,publiodna D,mordt' Mo-
Governor-Page ... 81 69l. Edwards II $40 20.lA
It-C;Ov-Thonas. i7g. Brigham t48 20,njl
TreasureT-Page. 81 COL Williams IL 269 2OJ92
The presiding officer thercupon announced that John
u Page stephen Thomas. ana John A. Page duly
elected to the offices abO5c named There - scat
terug votes on Governor
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Monday OFT a.
(Gep JAS. b. MCkbAh
.CorsSHkGEN....... PRANK d. CURTIS. ESQ
EXwloEK No. 3O5 GraDdst corner Alien.
ROBERT GROVE esq.
Major JAMES HAGGERTf
e,,.x ............ Hon. Z. ID. CULVER
1orxsHrrgII.. PATRICK CORBETTi esq
(Geh. JAS b McKEAN
,.,,,,v . Hon JOHN OD0NSkLL
lPRANK ID. CURTIS: ESQ
,,y,roWy y........ Hon T. D. CULsbTTr
,,nsgTv ~ rev G. DE IA MAIlh
t,r,g, tH.nH Hon " X PECk.
- Stin.es PATRICK COkBkI 1, EST
NAN1O"'''''' Wednssd1g. oct 10 ,.
-, . Gen JAMES b. hckkAh
ILIoS. Rev. G. DE IA MAIlk
bELINl-,.., b-,e,, PATRICK CORBEIl esl
S,T.~svIfr X ......... Hon A. II BAlLEl.
- IypvIs ....... Hon. W X PECk.
gsc..............Ge Gen. &. II. VAN Wlth.
Thmsi1V oct w..
little FALLs.......Gen. j. Is; NJHL1Nt, JHLp,t,p -, N,i,s
ALsANT...........} Hon BIrrLFR G. NOBLE.
agRFSToV FALLs.....H Hon. A a. bAlLi.l.
,--rfs V.lLF4......Ee G. DE la MAIlk
WysTPoEr. PATRICK C0HBLIT, esq
,t,Sau,vrOy ........ Hon. ". K. PEth
,lvggo............. Gen. &. Il. VAN WICK.
Friday OCT l8.
tHon l. b. CULVER.
pREDoNIA......,... Rev. G. DE la MATTR.
COLUMBIA CESTHR.. Gen. j. u. MCktAN
EuITru.tt ......... PATRICK CORBErT, esq
.VHfTESR0Ho ........ Hon a. u. BAILEY.
-IgEEINER... Hon. BUTLER g. NOBLE
E.vsoty ........... Hon. W K PECK
focKPog1. ............ Gen. G. T.. VAN NlCh-
saturday. Oct 10
(Hou. l. D. CULvER
ALsioS''.''''''''' Hon. RICHARD CkOMLh4'
srrtc. ........ Rev. q. De la MATlE
ttyS,s F.ffs...... PATRICK CORBEIT. csl
1OoNylLLK. Hon. bO bth g. NODHN-
FLNiEA..............H Hon ". X PFCh.
M0rd1U Oct n.
Nfvo,S, ........ Rev. e. DE IA MATlR
n.N,,.....I lion BUTLER q. NOBLE
NEwYoEk Cor Fortt-seycuthst aui Broad"aF.
WN n. BURLElGH. esq.
Ms'or JAMES HAGGBRIT
IhfSi7l or q
irsrRX.............U .Uoa. T. d. CULVER
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For Geary -----.-. Ii'l'o IoI 0h"tH"oOu'. -'''i
COMPLEXION or THE LEGISLATURE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-1he Morning Post
has returns from all the Legislative Districts IN the state
which give the following results senate-Repnblcans 20
Democrats 49, HOuse-Rcpublcans 81, and Democrats 49,
ELECTION FRAUDS IN LUZERNE COUNTY.
WuKESBAREE, Oct. 12.-Numcrous reports 0t
gross Democratic frauds IN various parts oil TINS county
a being received.
In the sixth ward OF Scranton, owing 10 riot the
polls opened until o'clock ~ the afternoon ana
then Republicans were not allowed 20 vote.
In the North District of Wilkcsbarre township no Re
publcan was allowed 20 vote while Democrats known
10 have voted over and over again The thing
done in other parts Of LuzcInc County
Corrsspondenee Of The Tribune
WELIsBoRo. Pa, oct. II, 1867.
The official majority for Williams IN Iloga
County Is 1908 We arc lGj than promised ana 80
Ics Hnn ,rc hoped 0r Buckwhcat" rules higher than
country for the time The events ~ the next three
months may bring "buckwheat" down by the run ANA
send country" up among the nlnetics. The people pre-
fer TO be taueht hy experience Yours, 81. II. 4.
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ALABAMA.
OFFICIAL VOTE

VFIINIAL NUIL.
The following is the vote upon the question
OF Constitutional Convention and the number Of regis
tered voters in each county, as far as heard from:
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 12.-The Congressional Sub
Committee on Elections whereof Mr.. schOhcld OF Penn
svlvania is Chairman inquire into the loyalty OF the
Congressman elect from Kentucky, arrived IN Lexington
Yesterday and commenced taking testimony this morning
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,v.UY. HHUgr AsTUFP u
1866.

OHIO LEGISLATURE.
The Columbus Statesman OF Saturday prints the
Of members choscnt 10 the next Legislature and makes
he rpsu n
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF BAITE
MORE
SANDY Hook, Oct l4-l:l5 a. m.-lhe lninan
steamer city of Baltimore, from Liverpool, Oct . aud
OuceuetOv Oct s. has passcd tue Hook ana ~ nui de-
tined ~ Oua-autirr v r0c her dock at O'Clock this
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THE VOTE IN HAMILTON COUNTY.

Other papers give one or two more Republicans. but
there is pretty certainly Democratic majority IN both
Houses.
THE VOTE IN HAMILTON COUNTY.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 13.--The official returns
OF Hamilton County show the following result For Con
grcss In the I'D District Carys majority Is $780, for Gov
ernOr Hayess majority IA 1524 against the Constitu
tiona Ane endment 4677 majority. John Sebastian, the
Republican candidate for County Treasurer received the
largest majority, his being i,79f The Republican candI-
date the State Senate received average maioes OF
76 and the Representatives average maofities Of 1855
The total vote Of the county was 3s,3l5.