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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

THE REPORTED CHOLERA AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, Nov. S.-The reports that cholera
has broken out here are false The Of the al
legged cases were started by OF public function
aries An additional physician and hospital Inspector
las been appointed; and several stringent sanitary
measures have been adopted No clean bills OF health
are yet 10 be Issued.
THE HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS
New ORLEANS, Nov 10.-The Board of Health
has discontinued the daily mortuary report
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MINNESOTA.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 5000.

Rooms OF REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE, ST. PAUL, MIMI Nov s.--suffcicnt returns
received the announcement Of the
reelection Of VIM. r. Marshall, the Republican candidate
fer Governor by at least 5000 majority against 3GO
ago, and more glorious than any former achieve
gnnt Of the Republican party The amendment striking
oft the word "whte" from Constitution has been
probably adopted Manhood suffrage was voted for by
hearty nlnetentls Of the Republicans Of the State
DRYscoLL, Secretary Republican State Convention.
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NEW-.JERSEY.

DEMOCRATIC REJOICING IN JERSEY CITY.
The Democracy Of Hudson County will cele-
brate the recent victories by grand tOrchight pro
eessiOD, fireworks and Nominations, to take place In
Jersey City this evening The ual arrangements were
completed Saturday night 10 is expected that 800
people will Join the procession with eight bands OF music
10 be followed by $50 carriages drays trucks, and ali
sorts Of vehicles with banners flags, ransparenccs &c
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MARRIEU.

KuRguEFpT-GUBDALLA- Tuesday, Nov Z. by the Rev j.
con ss,e hy abbins Bnenied and Phillips sid Ao By His
Honor Juge Brady Alexander Kuee 70 Grace kursheci daugh
Ter 81 the }. GueiAla Of London, England
p,TTEsOS-BLOORE-At Presbyterian Church Watkins
Y on THURSDAY T. BY the Rev T. s Howe Mt Oyle Pat
tesor 10 Miss Susie Bloore al Of Watkins
soFtELp-TRUsS-In this City Tuesay Oct ~ by the Rev Jo
sUh wakey Mr. David soaeh Of Sing Sing T. 70 Mss Irene
"a 'pr.s n city
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WISCONSIN.

Returns and estimates from 81 counties and
parts Of counties embracing nearly nneteHths OF the
population OF the State, place Fairchd majority 1855
Among the remaining counties aud parts OF counties Is
tee Democratic stronghold Of Washington County, in
which the Democrats claim 2,0O) majority The Jeuain-
ing coanes, with inedera6 estimates figure the total
majority for Fairehild In the State at 1904.
THE RESULT OF 1iE LATE ELECTION.
The State journal saws: 1.-The retlrus re-
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rnRNAno IN TIE WIT

LOUISVILLE, Nov. ., 1SGI.-lhc tornado OF last
evening was especially at Franklin, ny, aud
Greencaste Ind In the former place the Baptist church.
large tobacco factory and five other buildings were blown
down I'm Greencastle the Baptist church was blown
down. the Methodist church unrOOfed and several other
buildings injured. The storm very severe al along
the Ohio river. The steamer Peerless was sunk neal
scuietOwn Bar, aud the Violent al Nashville.
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THE TURF.
rIorTING By BUTLER.

TIOrTING By BUTLER.
PHLADRLPmA, Nov. 10.--The race NJ the
Horse Fair Yesterday was for the Hotel Premium ~
al 500 and for which General Butler ana brown George
were entered-Ine heats. best three IN hVe Fuller won
ia three straight leats; time 9s2t, 9.1o ana EASs
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The Marriage Under the Elm'
NETWORK LEDGER
PUBLISHED TO-DAY
Monday, at IL O'Clock noon,
THE CONCLUSION
HENRY WARD BEECHERS
GREAT STORY
NORWOOD,
sPLENDDLY ILLUSTRATED.
TRIUMPH:
NUMBER XIV. OF THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY
HON. HORACE GREELEY.
The Ledger also contain,
ROWAN RAMSEY.
BY ALICE CARY.
AT THE AGE OF, SEVENTEEN.
Leaf from Diary
POEMS,
CHARMING SHORT STORIES,
FIRST NUMBER
NEW STORY,
ENTITLED.
THE FOUNDING OF MILAN;
A ROMANCE OF THE OLDEN TIME.
BY SYLVANUS COBB, JR.
The fertility Of Mr. CObDs genius to be neIhaus'ible This
story original fresh the first that he had
written The novels of other those Of Sir Walter
scOwere seed upon by the public with the same vd Mr.
cObb only hard student but he Travelled man. and the
legends which relates be has picked where the Of them are
laid Tue moral tone Of bis writings always 4nercePtonabe
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TIE TAX on COTTON AND SUGAR.

: CNCINNATI, Nov. 0.-Ihc report OF Tue conn
iee OF the Chamber Of Commerce, 10 which had been
referred the subject strongly recommending 70
country was to-day adopted by full meeting OF the
Chambcr-over 900 beingpresent-by unanimous No'o'
PROGRESS OF THE GREAT PEDESTRIAN
Weston the pedestrian, reached Utica mt 2:lo
on Saturday afternoon.
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MISSOURI.
GEN. MCCORMICK ELECTED TO CONGRESS IN THE


ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-Returns of the cleo
ton in the Third Congressional District OF this State 10
III the vacancy caused by the death Of Thomas T. Noel,
indicate the election Of Gen Mccormick the Democratic
candidate, by about 500 majority The vote cast very
small.
large Democratic meeting held tonight at the
Court House in honor OF the recent victories.
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ONCE of the
HARTFORD
LIFB AID ACCIDENT INSURANCE CoMPAST.
NOS I55 AND IJs BROADWAY.
NETWORK.
This Company prepared egev description Of LIPg ~
sURANCE and AEsUITEs on terms With sha.
participation in the profits
AN ORIGINAL AND ATTRACTIVE FEATURE
a been introduced, designated as
LIFE INSURANCE
on THE INTEREST BEARING PLAN.
Securing under uniform allowance Of interest al
their premiums and which nouoe,be from the s, This
plan peculiar Company and creating rea. sensation ia
the Insurance world
Having complied with the Laws Of NeSYork andhsyings
PAID UP CASH CAPITAL OF 100000,
Company entitled occupy foremost position AMERt
CAN INSTITUTIONS engaged the Insurance Of Lives aud Granting
Annnitea
AGENTS BROKERS' AND PERSONS desiring Life Insurance
invited 10 call for further information, at the
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
NOS I55 AND 1877 BRoDwAY NETWORK.
WI sHADER. Manager
Or from 8 to 10 p m, at the
UPTOWN OFFICE NO. 81 FIFTHAvE
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Tho Marriage Under che Elm,
NETWORK LEDGER,
PUBLISHED TO-DAY
Cloudayl. at IL O'Clock uoon
THE CONCLUSION
HENRY WARD BEECHERS
GREAT STORY
NORWOOD,
sPLBSDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
Also.
TRIUMPH.
NUMBER XIV OF THg AUTOBIOGRAPHY
OF ruE
HON. HORACE GREELEY.
The Ledger also contains
ROWAN RAMSEY,
BY ALICE CARY.
AT THE AGE OF SEVENTEEN,
Leaf from Diary.
POEMS,
CHARMING SHORT STORIES,
FIRST NUMBER
A NEW STORY,
ENTITLED,
THE FOUNDING OF MILAN;
A ROMANCE OF THE OLDEN TIME.
BY SYLVANUS COBB, JR.
The fertility Of Mr. CObBs genius be iHeIh'usibe This
story is IS original the first he had
ever The other msnuO those Of Sir Walter
scott-were seized upon By the public with the avi MI
Cobb not only close student but he travelled and the
legends which he relates be has picked up where the of them
laid The moral Of bis writings always uneIcepOnable.
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IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. IOUIS, NOV U.--Ihe grocery Store OF
Messrs Nanny d Glcnny, the corner of Olive and
Seyentlsts was destroyed by fire tonight Loss from
TO $4,000; insured for 5000 each In tho following
~ Iouis companies: Hope, Mutual. United Ststeg MI
tnal Merchants and Manufacturer Loss on building,
ca 900 insured for 5000 In the Home Mutual ard $50
In he State Mutual Several gentlemen occupying
n fine upper part OF the building lost from $500 VI
sUening the total loss 20 about $4,000
IN NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
SpprEcFIELp Mass, Nov 1O.--Williams's bas-
le nanufaetOry az Northampton, Mass, bgHed this
morning. Loss 10000; Insurance, $4,000.
WINE CELLAR IN THE BOWERY.
Last evening a fire occurred in the basement
NJ No 40 Bowery occupied by Maria Purchld for the
storage OF wines Damage 10 stock $500 Insured The
a.. tor IA occuped by Daniel Oieary, harness maker
70 stock 500 The building belongs To the estate
of lanes Doughey It may be repaired for $500 Insured
l1 bascments of Nos 81 aud 37t flooded aud the
stocks some what damaged by water
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An special Meeting Of the Union Republican GenernI
Commirtee, l Saturday evening November the following
were uaan1agsy uyIoy
be- n hereby directed meet their usual places OF meeting
TUESDAY EvENNG Nov H. aud elect BY ballot the delegates the
CRY CONVENTION % consist q the number Of delegates
t'es e General Co@stee TO 6sHinae candidate oT MAYOR
mated y an even nambes to consist Of delegate
District included said AdemaHc District to nominate candidate for
School CONVENTION in each District consist Of
delegate from each election district SAID SCHOOL District 10 nominate
AWARD CONVENTION in each Ward consist Of delegate
from each Election District in the Wand 70 nominate candidate TOT
JUDICIAL CONVENTION for the Sixth Judicial District
png Eighteenth Wards consist Of delegate
iom District said Judicial District to nominate ean
o'S GoTSc1MSSc CONVENTION in the Fourth
ysru, Assembly District Associations embraced ia
Co~ne 10, 10 psnsste candidate for coRnel@sH
TIE CITY oh TI d f9ESsG s SS
TIE A1DERMAvIc CONVENTIONS shall NEE, THURSDAY
hf sssoaS b SSS Il bss s5s
siIia DsiasiERaSi ; Hotel 10 n, Granast
TssIn5 Pl b.,-lS" p hSsla. D
Poueaih Dset-eadquarsrs w cor Broadway ahd rEeoH
SI.esa,h D,ihc-Do,r PaJ.ssr,uh. and Tlra,e
TIE SCHOOL CONVENTIONS shall meet 90 FRIDAY EVENING
no. H.. j. 10; 9s i Fl I11..J gs'''
Secapd Dsr -t-No. "a Gnnd.st
I Jss,l D b.,-So Fl a I. ~ u
sIia B.aet-Esss Rooms. Thirty fourthst and Broadway
Bnrirf-liot r.. ffy-seycnth-st and Ihrtsve
The WARD CONVENTIONS un meet on FRIDAY LVBNlN0 Nov
H. q the iolloa rs places.
10 Waul-ko. " hitehalst
n wari-No 80 Wiliam.st
ai Waul-Nu 215Grteuvch.st
en- Warl-No % Wiliamst
sh Ward-No. % Hudsenst
ON Nari-No. 20 Duauest
Tih Wari-No. ~ EfN Broadway
Nari-No. 1855 SpTugst
nib wari-Ishsuou iaHI No 10 Ahingioa slnsr..
l0fb Nari-Runks Hotel. No. "a GTaEdst
Ito Wsri-No n Avenue D.
I7'h wa1d-Iiulis Head Hotel. i0Jlst abi Third ave
llih Wari-Cofuer 81 Pit aud bfoome
lNl Narl-Aa. 10 Nr11mes 81
Ish WHrl-Ne. i00 Rirth-Arc
18Th Wari-so. % llghthaye-
l1th Nari-BoFrw Hotel
IAN W.ri-Ies1aatteIs corner BradTaT ani TWenty third 81
lnh Ward-DotTs Hhy .screnth.st ard Ghriaro
gGih wAnl-lincaln Hal. Thirty third " AMI Iaghh ave.
2is Nani-No. 10 Lrrngtrnarc
20 WEri-HfosiEay and i0fiy-sevcnth.si Hall.
THT JUDICIAL CONVENTION sill meet al Headquarters W
BrstdEay aId T~eu sondst SATURDAY EVENING,
Sar d.. 1851 80
places 90 SATURDAY EVENING Nov 10;
Faurth Couucluauic nislct, No Is Huisou'st
s.Ith Conncinauic District, No n Areune d.
President Of each Association Bis absence the or
shall appoint Inspectors duty shall be
nd The and the 10 the Association and
Junction President and Recording Secretary Of the Association
shall the crsdeutA Of the delegates 80 elected
eth and place o. holding said Primary Elections shall DO
PUBLISHED DyafoA TRIBUNE days previous
o. uh election.
pIls 10 all oassst o be opeu from 70 m - .
CHARLES 8. SPENCER, Chairman
va DRrHS0sD. (s.r,,-..
CGtKLEsN SrHoSG
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500 Miles
AK TIM
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
ARE NOW COMPLETED.

This Unon Pa Railroad Company us Of raI
road III the last eighteen months than b by other com
the time they viii continue ah the
energy anil completed The Western being pushed rapidly
eastward from Sacramento By the Central Company California.
and it expected that
THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE
to the Pacific will be open for business 1870 MORE THAN OSB
THIRD OF THE WORK mas ALREADY BEEN DONE MORE THAN
| ONE THIRD or THE WHOLE LINE rs now II RUNNING OR
| DER AND MORE LABORERs ARE NOW EMPLOYEES UPON 1T
THAN EVER BEFORE More than
FORTY MILLION DOLLARS IN MOENY
have already been expended by the poseril companies that have
tie enterprise and there lack Of funds for
vigorous prosecution.
The Union Company therefore offer their First Mortgage Bopd.
to the public that they resent the largest ard most
corporate property in the world The frst question asked BY
the bonds sale the second Are they pross
bier To answer, in brief:
The early completion Of the whole line certain future
business event can be.
The Union RAILROAD d urOn what promises
be profitable lines Of railroad the country For many
years only line connecting the Atlantic and paie aud
being Vhou, competition maintain remuneraii5e rates
The net earnings Of the sections already anhe are sera inns
greater gold interest upon Mortgage Bonds upon such
sections aud another mile Of the road bai the part ssdg
the Company
The Union Railroad be only osa
progresses and therefore he toe market unles they
q bona Gde property.
Their strictly limited by Law to equal what
granted by United aid for which takes second
security This upOn the first 81 niles vest Om
| Omaha - only SlbuO' per nile
United considers second lea
upon good investment the hrewde rail-
aOuny already paid $O0o tho
(which them third en) may we'll inspire confidence u
| first lien
Although claimed that there be better securities
parties who consider first mortgage
property very security in the world and who sell
their Governments these boBdstus securing greater
interest.
Railroad bonds offered for the
they the cheapest
r market being less than United States
stocks
At the rate Of premium on gold, they pay
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEREST.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS whose principal amply provided
for interest thoroughly seeud mast be eassel among
the SAFEST investments They pay
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,
present NINETY CENTS on THE DOLLAR
accrued Currency from July
Subscriptions received York tue COmpsDs Ohc.
No. % Easssu-st, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. Nsssaust,
CLARK, DODGE Co., Bankers No. 81 wsllst.
JOHN J. CISCO L SON. Bankers TO- 70 walIst,
HENRY CLBwS Co., Bankers, No. 2 WalLst,
HEDDRN WINCHESTER Co.. No g. Broadway.
COnpnys advertised Agents throughout the United States
made drafts other funds SwYOrk
Of charge b. NEW
showing Progress of the Work Resources
yue Of Bonds be obtained at the COmPanTa
advertised Agents viii be sent free application
JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer
Oct a. New York
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MARYLAND.

VOTE OF THE STATE NEARLY COMPLETE.
The returns for Governor from the entire
state Except somcrseO are as follows Many OF them
are official and Others reported:
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FIRES
AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-A fire, this afternoon,
destroyed the entire block between Wells and asaless
the north side of Chicago River Ten buildngr occ
pied saloons and sailors boarding houses were CON
sumed together with the docks and freight sheds OF the
Northern Transportation Company. considerable
amount Of merchandise n store also burned. The
tanned.
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DESTRUCTION OF THE LIGHTHOUSE AT KEY
WET.

HAVANA, Nov. Q, 1SG7.-The lighthouse at
West was destroyed In the late terrible gale ~ the
aud praque at that point has been suspended IA co
qTence.
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NETWORK pAuT TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER ILL., 1867

as assembiy District Union Republican As.ocia-
as Of his Association az s s Of The s General GsT%s f%
1881 o 1' for s s S5t and Bower. TUESDAY EyESSG Nov u at
w.. '' y" g sTi'ffE Z f SSarp. President
go g. H. ? y' &'San.rs, secr't'Hs.
Tenth AsssTbly Di-tTict Union Republican Asses ia
ga,r.srs B9Eey Hotel cor BoWer and sIhs MONDAY I'VE
STEPHEN H. KNAPP President.
Go a. + Hi G.ssr.u. Secretaries.
Thirteenth Assembly Disric Union Republica,ns Az
sociaton-lhs Association wl bold Primary Election TuESDAl
Se n :, -, WI H. BULL President.
g gso l ~ MIgSTslt se,r.tai..
sixteenth Assembly District Union Republican As
sp meeting tue above Associate. s f 81 III be s'i Red at
PvS So t. I for isd p SSsS OF ay c. Dsis.
r open from E to osl JOHN orrrwELt President
6 eSt B. S'S SeSolsoz. Secretaries
Eighteenlh Assembly District Union Republican
an % be & F 81 'S az 1 TyE q s T H. at No. is
oSs Polls open to p m G. PULLMAN President.
GEo. T. CoicHNoS, Secretary
Twentieth Assembly District Union Republican AS
ss & 81 the ' Of ' G HsSause Din
geals dhiAge beHsen Fynnh and siIiieihsiS on iCbs
the several Nominating Conventions Po. open from to D
JAMES e. CULVER, President
Ncw-York Young Men,s Republican Union
ARE WE A EATIONW
At Cooper Institute. TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 49,
Tickets D cents each.
Committee Organization of Grant Clubs.Al citizens
supporting Gen Ulysses Grant for the Presidency OF the
Assembly Districts already organized
the District hepuhcn
Associations Assembly Districts, MONDAY EVENING,
Nov H. 1867 At O'Clock Organize and elect sv delegates 70
the Central Grant delegates elected will present their
credentials the undersigned Committee on TUESDAY hFENNu'
18th o'clock, Headqnarers OF Twenty
thlrd.st and Iroaduay RUFUS T. ANDREWS
THOMAS MURPHY
JOS b. TAYLOR. lComDi,,es
TfIOS II. ASTEN. 0''
JAMES W. BOOTH,
JOHN LABOR
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NOTHING LESS THAN WRITTEN RECON-
The National Intellgencer of Friday has the
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THANKSGIVING

AT TIiB
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
The Trustees making this appeal would state that their wants arc
urgent receipts during have been limited tho
treasury largely oyerrtwn and they ask the friends 81 the
make their THANKSGIVING Contributions increased scale
Of inmates during the TWELVE HUMID
RED AND SIX
Nearly ONE THOUSAND been Situations friends
daily attendance in the schools has been than -FOUR
THREE HUNDRED AND NINETY-SENEN THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED THREE Meals have been given mostly TO children
Since the organization had Feen Thou
sand inmates Thousand children IN its schools
On children will dine from until o'clock There
will DO Chapel throughout the day eommeaeng as IL
O'Clock
Clothing and Material secondhand and all articles Of Food
will be gratefully received. .
~ To prevent miscarriage envelope With Treasrers address,
inclos
rF directing please rememhe that FIVE
POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY" and not Mission.
TIE Working Home No IS bethst under the care Of
the Trustees operation funds used having bee1 Donated or
that SPECIAL purpose s. b. HALLIDAY, snpenn'eeaent
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Memo O1UnShiO-Majurity for SharS
wood :; Mcintyre / Shugert 4 !; Miller 9
McWilliams :; Lashell q; Nagcny
Fleming g; Norton 6; Dorman g.
UHj0n tOtcnshiD-Ma Majority for William!
2+; McNitty II; Robson u; Wharton %
Wilson "A; Lashell y; Milliken I3 Gar
yer p; Mccoy 23; Mitchell %.
The remaining returns from the county
are very imperfect, tut indicate cop ma
jorities from 200 to 300. Old Armagh il
reported 50 republican maj; New Armagh
7 cop; Brown 80 cop, with the exception
of Milliken and LashelI, re 1ublicans
each of whom have majority; Decatu;
II to 20 republican; Newton Hamilton 2
republican; Wayne 80 cop; McVeytown,
Bratton and Oliver about 120 cop.
At the time we go to press we can form
no opinion as to the election of our Sena
tors.
Telegraphic returns are of course very
imperfect. The first that came 10 hanC
We're as follows:
East Ward, Hollidaysburg, Sharswood
IA, Shugert l53, Mcintyre l52; Williams
l42, Robson l37, McNitty l37.
Four districts in Fulton co. give Shars.
wood 80 maj, gain of l. over 1866.
Nenango co. gives Williams $50, a loss
Of $50 on last years vote.
Mt Union gives dem. mai. Off.
Huntingdon borough gives IS rep. maj
80 of a dem. gain.
MifliintOwn is tie on Supreme Judge.
Blair co. $50 rep. maj.
Perry 60. $50 maj. for Mcintyre.
Blairsville bOr. 20 rep maj.
Tyrone A rep. mai.
Lancaster co. 300 rep. maj, a dem gain
of 700.
Berks 5000 dem maj.
Williams will have maj. of not less
than 20O0 in Erie co.
Large dem. gains in Schuylkill, Chester
and Franklin counties.
Pittsburgh gives 1878 mai. for Williams
Allegheny about 70J0 majority for viii
liams.
Johnstown and neighborhood give
Sharswood a gain of about 130.
Newport borough e. rep. maj.
In Bloomfield, and Centre twp. a rep
gain of Il.
Six wards in Phila. show dem. gain
of 1885.
Altoona gives dem. maj. of 100, a rep
gain of 25.
Patterson Dor. 40 maj. for Sharswood, ;
gain of over last year.
Seven districts in Westmoreland co. 6
gain of 36 for dem.
Crawford co. goes republican.
Delaware twp, Juniata co. gives VIII
liams "a, Robson 25, McVitty 30, Wilson
q, and Wharton Y maj.
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Now 0pened-A new stock of Oil Cloths,
from yard to yards wide. One dollar
Oil Window Shades, far handsomer than
last season. Just drop in and see our new
stock, at
THE BIG COFFEE POT SIGN.
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THE MARKETS.
Philadelphia Markets.


The receipts of Cloverseed continue
small, and it is in good request; sales of
10 bushels at Sga9.35. Timothy com
S2.75, and tlaxseed $50. Flour
SIC. .5OaIl 80 per barrel for Northwestern
extra family, and $llal2.50 for Penna.
and Ohio, including some fancy at Sl3al4
Rye flour is steady at SS.30aS.75. Sales
of California wheat at S3, and Penna: red
at 81 45a26S. Rye, Sl.68. Corn, yellow,
81 Halls. Oats, 75a77c, 5000 bushels
No. Chicago barley sold at Sl.55.
CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. There was a
decline to-day in the cattle market, with
sales Of $500 head at from sc to l0c. sheep
are unchanged, with If 5000, at 5fa-
&C. Hogs are in fl and at 94allc.
Cows are ia fair den, 18th sales of 2OO
at $50a100, according 20 ,Gality.
CATTLE FOR THE EASTERN MARKETS.
FORT RILEY, Kansas, Oct. 5.-A dis
patch from Junction City states that thir-
ty thousand head of cattle from Texas
and New Mexico, bound for the Eastern
markets, are now at Abilene, on the Union
Pacific Railway, Eastern Division, 165
miles from the State line. Buyers are
reported scarce. This trade in Mexican
cattle towards the United States is q new
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thing on this railroad, and the suddenness
with which il has sprung up into such
magnitude is remarkable.
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Derry. Gran. Z. W. W. W. Tota
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MARRIED

At Shirleysburg, in the Presbyterian
church, on the 2d inst, by the Rev. w
Gwynn, A. 4. SHEAFFER, NJ. D., of
Belleville, this county, to Miss ELLA T..
FRAKER, of the former place.
In Bratton township, bv Elder Peter S.
Myers, JOHN RENINGER to Miss JULIA
HERSHBERGER.
On the 24th uIt., at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. Jas. II. Lane,
SETH MYERS to Miss KATE SPANOGLE,
both of Hill Valley Huntington Go.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09
Silk Stripe M0hair Poplin,


LUSTERS, ALL WOOL DELAINS, Lawns
very cheap, Cambria Ginghams,
SUMMER BALMORALS,
soft finished Cambria for Skirts, a very fine
article. Plain Cambria, Barred Cambria from
25 cents up. Full line Calico from 10 cents
up, can't be beat either in price. quality or
style. Another lot of those cheap HOOP
SKIRTS; these are selling very fast and we
intend 70 keep up our stock. Ladies, before
you purchase, look at them, they are very
cheap Cotton and Linen Table Diaper, La
dies Cloakiug. We have full line of La
dies and Childrens Stockings which we think
you will find to be cheaper than any other
House in town has them.
Our stock of Cloths, Cassimers. Jeans,
Linen Drills, Coat Linens, &C., for Men and
Boys we are also selling very cheap. These
will he made up to order if desired.
/ In fact, all our goods have been bought
with care and at the lowest prices. and our
EXPENSES being small, and we being satisfied
with small profits, we are satisfied you will
save money by buying goods ofus.
Has~ We pay the highest prices for Wool,
Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, Dried apples, &C., in
goods. @ june5