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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-11-27

ODD FELLowsHIP.-The report of the
Grand Secretary of the Order in the
United States has just been issued. He
reports the membership at the present
time to be 217 1856, there having been
an accession the past year of 33, ,764
members.
The receipts for the pas. year have
leen 81 ,965,7lS OIL, of which s1,768,.
l23, ,56 were from bodies under the jur,
isdiction Of the Grand Lodge, and s205.
594, ,45 from bodies under the jur;sdic.
tion of the Grand Encampment
The total relief dispensea IL the same
time was S6J0,675,07, of which $685.
$40, ,25 were by the bodies under the juris
dction of the Grand Lodge, S508, ,06I, ,9s
being for sick and disabled members
SOL, ,137 81 for buryipg the dead, and
SIS,I1S,0S for educating the orphans oi
deceased members. The relief dispensed
by the bodies under the Jurisdiction oi
the Grand Encam 1ment was S64, 1855, IL.
-. >-.@S-->-
s@-The Philadelphia National Re-
freshment Saloons, where the soldiers
from every part of the Union were fed
during the late war were az honor to
Philapelphia, and there is peculiar
propriety in the circumstance that Phi
adelphia should inaugurate u plan for the
endowment of National Institute, where
the orphans of these same heroes may
have home aud receive an education.
This is what the Trustees of the River
side Institute are aiming most successful.
ly to accomplish. Acting under the
Charter of tae Washington Library Com.
pany, incor poratcd by the State of Penn
sylvania, they are offering stock at the
low rate of one dollar per share, and Will
give to each subscriber beautiful and
valuable steel engraving, worth at retail
more than the price of the stock; aud as
an additional inducement will distribute
among the stockholders, presents valued
at $500, 200. In the, distribution every
one has an equal chance to obtain large
presents one is worth $40, 900, another
5000, &c, Who can refuse to deoa
patriotic and benevolent aetioa on thel
erms. t.te4, .l3,s-.sr... y
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-11-27

paymasters now IN the service amount
to eighty zone, and the report recommends :
q further reduction of the force.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-11-27

have been wounded and disabled in the
service. The average arnual strength OF
the white troops in service is little over
forty one thousand, and the sick report
shows one hundred and twenty two thous
and entries. The army mortality during
the year has been about fifteen. hundred
The number Of white and colored sol,
diers discharged for physical disability
during the year, is about seven hundred.
Nearly eight hundred piece, of artificial
limbs, such as arms and legs, were issued
during the year to soldiers. In the fund
of the Medical Department there is 8
balance of over two and half millions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

slit Underhl Of Newark. will add 'nuch 70 our
AFFINITY % oOoPete with Cbeap foreign labor, ana III ~
right here that American manufactures are 10 assert ana
% maiut ain their superiority.
HarrisOn'5 vertical Horizontal Burr Crt-Ml Calcu
lated for farm Use. Of vital interest American farm
crS ana Is promising This invention "a e. bc tested Nv
the Farmers Club. when IT. merits will be made known
j. A. Fay & Co. OF Cincinnati, have come The long diS-
lance with large assortment Of machinery for wofhus
IN wood and the show, 20 Eastern meclauca, - interest
ing for they find out that western men are not asleep
We only give partial list, VIZ bench bind
wiring machine bind STAT tenOning machine. AN Cnd-
less feed plancr modine machine and. not least, a
large mOldmg machine. working four sides. and cir
moticer and borer. all OF which embrace new and I'm
pOrtant improvements.
Another exhibition IL a band saw. which like a
band, always cutting Weh5Ur'3 wrcnChca. Tor holding
pipe round articles aud for cutting on and sCrewiug up
pipe. decidedly new and IS appreciated by mechanics.
Another thing stayccss barrel made OF is thick
OF vcncerng which claimed 20 be imperyOus TO
all fluids. Then there Is hand lover power, which seems
TO embOdy the application Of an old principle getting
circular from vertical lateral notion but this has
defect perhaps because the lever is not properly placed
Fullers attachment for sewing machine OF tucker and
crcaser seems be triumph. When at work, Browns
hand p0ggng machine attracts attention. 1t OF small
SIZE 10 be brought TO great perfection, and VIII
peg boot In less than three minutes This - quite new
and being cheap IT likely to have great influence on
the manufacture OF Shoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

Nonuy oa a-Cotton closed active Mddhng" IIGi'ie SAFES
i,mb.L. Rs,.r,. for two daJs l.565 bales - Al,
.a,Is,roS G. t.Couon market fonin'' !" , ss
good demsnd. and prices have ADVANCED 'A''' JAW ~ -
bales York Midding he -. ..,,. ana s.m.r. ,.es
afI h, =. Mdduss al Glc Receipts stI bales ,,,., o.,
s,..S.. e.. Oct ira ard Advancing hones 'o
,,iT 10, buyer, sales ESQ bales Yori Mtdh" hG"' AP
2l5O bale, l.,, 49,. ,ru,. CoAd No n gia9 reals
,rdon premium on Pans ~ v een' W. ~
49, Eas,,, IS v cent: United states sod lsns 'h" " '
Pw,s,xsy.s C. oct i--spirs Turr.nnne aTt AZ s Si
-, of STAINED Common At W was ~" 'H W 9
a. "a Cntsu better. ard fre a. lie ..,. -. r.,..
oet zFlouT quiet and licensed va NC srns 81 ~
40 IS wheat duff and dsoined 01e.i ss@ ~ ~ a.
- ,ns 81 sJdfl ~ for No ton anh ~ % -.
81 oats aajet So h54c Rye 6srsd .s ..
- al Tor No Barley quiet at VI 10y ~ 70
rsa, Me-, p.ri Ell Lard inactive 81 "a ..s'
e "a Div. Hogs dull Al tsgso ~ ieI u" oSc
9n All nd uIehi1g.d Rtesps-l1cW ebn ron - w"
tIsx "a 90 bo,h CON. $4,000 bash ots sht
49, ioa1O bsh wheat % 600 bush Cers pup bo o.s
DOS Oet 2-FouT dull ,Rd declined Is ne,e y. 70 as
a,..os,res ErtTs $40 Soaso Is FANNY 20
Sh, ~ asI md Ssd ii m No Red Corn so
Oats In moderate demand d61e foI No ne ready
- Al Barley dali and gDehane Sgrsy S,s s MA
ns beS a. Isle altered Tobacco sey snd COCO
%n Ann aud quiet sms ssles a lac Tor shoulders ltmse lot
. Rh and Clear Lard DAN and held amy st M hos' ou'
God 90 mime sold t6a to Is, gross Gold ~ b9,nf , 49,
.sppy /, aOdsts ;ssa Vi Lsco bales LeS aAa~F sf@"v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
Js5PORT1NT INTENTIONS At THE ANERI-
CAN INSTITUTE Fair.

Noticeable among the new things is the water
nine made by Colwels Shaw Willard This pipe OF
rim inside OF pipe Of Lead both made at the same time
NV most ingenious yet simple process Inc Ooeet - ~
vyrnish vaerpipe which viii not poison wafer as IL
u Inown 10 Ice the case with lead. The greater
Tencfh of The tin makes the article cheap rs II were
ali lead that il, rod for rod. . ,.-..,.o
Though not eIsetly new, one should not iali 10 noe
.rs@imsns of cashmere made by the ppit wooden 20
Wooptoeket r. L. the quality OF when Is iny sgs
INV ever made IN this country or 10 any lmportSo
y.ry,bpe 81 the kind manufactured ON our own SOL 10
Eortny Of encouragement -. an ,,,
TpoxlesA Bros OF Worcester, Mass, show some lm-
nortant improvements in looms and attachments one
tare loom which veaves Is different KINDS VI goods AZ
ems time ana one will the ghtest fabric wsven eose
~ The heaviest whether elk rubber or even hollow
tHbe While the shuttle motion is old German lnven
ton the rest IL new There is chaln srreheeIhent,
which m set Ike type for printing and the loom Neasss
from this different styles OF goods Ihen hey nav
a earn loom which will run three shnttles Nv ume sha
with from two harnesses, by which fabric Is mSuS
with face and white back, OF conversely ahu
the picking motion for throwing the shuttes ~ ne
box motion also and always sure In its operaoh
and In addition is let on motion, always making me
cloth even In connection is tape loom warp, WIN ~
genous attachments which has the great advantage OF
Being in small space Few machines NJ the fair present
80 many new andimportaut improvements as these. -
Silver mo(hue tor preparing wool tcr soinhhS' U!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

sYtySADr SPEECH BY THE GOVERNOR ELECT.
Some of the friends of Col Merrill, Just chosen
Governor Of Iowa having treated nm 10 seIehade
low days ago. he said ,.- .-,.t 4.
ITO myself do not take the honor OF TINS trunpH 10
tho gentlemen Who are associated With me upon the sue
oessful ticket gentlemen OF worth apty ana eiuens
fitness for their respective posODs, as thel cerIshy
do wholly attribute IT, nor even 10 those wnOe
eloquent words from the stump, and through tue columns
OF the public press contributed much 10 Onr success
do ascr1be the glory The RSptfbftnfn parry mas shC
coedef heoUse ne principles Of hot party are tooed ~
the mes aud Ost bitter reverse OF me year
has been coupled with denial Of the great fact OF me
brotherhood Of man Injustice and wrong may gam ate
porary ascendancy bad men and bad principles VIII some
times acquire Inomentary success, but IN the end truth
IL 20 60 prevail for the eternal years OF Goo are
Not Tor ourselves only AMI for our children,
all the sacred blessings which Webster said
oufs-oure 10 preserve and ours 20 transmit but
for the whole world, for all the toing OF men in
eyery land II been our happy national privilege 10
demonstrate 70 the world the problem OF self govern
ment The grand proposition that all are free and
equal az nrst put forth IN weakness and defended with
BeafooIy than infant strength has at last become
the vital principle ~ vigorous national life. And 10 10
aggressive principle am persuaded that the liberal
today the increasing demands OF the people and the
sRng concessions Of the rng classes the elevation Of
tho 20 higher end wider sphere OF inhuence-in
snort the onward progress Of popular hoerty abroad
efe que In important sense, 70 the exemplary inhu-
epos Of American institutions What we ask for
selves must encourage in others welcome, then,
and hearty Godspeed 20 the Irishman the German the
Efetan and every other people aspiring 10 gher Tree
dom, higher OF political trust ana more re-
sp01slbe manhood LIST us remember that our prosperity
esoe1raSement. while our failure Is Their reproach and
abkEe."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
TIE PRESIDENCY.
THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER NOMtNATES GEORG

IL. PLEU4ETOE.
A Cincinnati dispatch says chat The Enquirer
" That city the leading Democratic journal OF Ono Will
contain IN to days article advocating the
ton OF the Hon George " PndctOn the choice " the
Democracy ONO and the North West for the Prcsi.
lcucy That paper saya that OHIO Ksnt1Cliy Indiana
Illinois. Missouri, and Minnesota will 10 united IA this
choice. the strongest that could be made and adds
He possesses great degree the Democratic popular
confidence winch was given "a stephen a. Douglas and
upon him las fallen, IN the North West the mantle Of
that eminent man gentleman. scholar and statesman,
whose history and character known to the country
and everywhere recognized and respected Ivy all parties
ton and study. with tho habits OF profound thinker,
the experience ola tried legislator cmncnty sound
Judgment eloquent IN the expression OF his thoughts,
candid IN his political views with integrity that
never questOned-hc Is that model OF President which
we had IN the early days OF the Republic. with him
our candidate, standing upon the platform of the COnSt
tu1On equal Justice to all sections of our common cOun
try, with equality 10 ALL special privileges to none, the
currency for the bond holder that the people are
compelled to receive prompt payment OF the public debt
az II falls due in the legal tenders of the nation immed
ate restoration OF the Southern States to the Union with
their fun share Of Representatives. in both branches Of
the Government guaranteed by the Constitution and
universal amnesty for all political O1onsos; with such
platform and George III. PendetOn ats exponent
will sweep Ohio 10y 50O00 majority and also the country
as we did with Franklin Pierce In 1852. when the
queror OF Mexico Gen. Scott WAS the candidate OF the
opposition.
GOV. ENGLISH SUGGESTED IN CONNECTICUT.
NORWICH. Conn, Oct. 2l.-The Daily Adrer-
tier OF this city has article warmly urging tho claims
OF Gov, JamesE. English for the Presidency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
DIED.

U,PDING-On SUNDAY Oct o. wn Harding as long AMI pain
f fness Nhich he bore rith Christian tOrttnde. .
The Of the m respectfully invited 70 heni
the funeral the England Church Forty ST., near SIKH
ave 90 TharsIAy morning. Oct. ~ at II o'clock
U,iBBRLLOu Sunday Oct 90 Georgss G. Curtis wife o A.
ubbe Youngest gh Of the late VIM H. Curtis IN tue va
year Of her age. 80. 4. A..
relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
Wednesday Oct o. at o'clock from 81 Paul
Church Huion.st Hoboken, without further invitation
MAGNAAt We.,hook Conn Saturday Oct 49, A. Maria Magua
widow Of the late Capt Joseph n Magma aged W years
OwES-On Monday 81 1861 Joseph Owen the td year oil
bis 49,, ,--.-, "a. ~,
The relative, friends OF the family respectfully Invited % attend
hi. funeral from residence Of his bern law, WIN d. Murphy
No enrs,, New.York, Wednesiay Oct % st O'Clock
PARKRRA BROOKLYN on MONDAY 81 Harry Cotton Parker
agel s years Of CbonnT C. and Caroline K Parker.
Funeral on TUESDAY o. at from residence No 8Puinam
ave Glnare Brooklyn Friends and relatives invited
attend
PEYTON-In Genera Thursday Oct TO- Col ko"yee retOl eu
"a years. formerly Of Virginia.
sTARR-ou Sunday Daniel Starr the 10Th Jei' Of his
his residence No 20 South Eghth ST. brooAn
r. ID on Wednesday. Oct 30 al 2 O'Clock p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
TIE SCIENCE OLE COOKING.

Yesterday, in the Cooper Institute. Prof. Blot
delivered another OF his series OF lectures cookery
before about 40 students He spoke about hours
the mysteries of the culinary art and offered many va
able suggestions concerning the best things eat aud
the hest way 10 prepare them for the table From the
abused calls head lac said five savOry dishes may
he made four for the days dinner, aud for nett
mornings breakfast Veal frcandeau Ia done In exactly
the same manner 1let OF beef, aud sleeps kidneys
can ne made very tempting dish, though our New
York butchers generally say that they not worth
taxing from the carcass one tablespoonful OF vinegar
of pork though is good for persons at work la the
air IL should spaneiy eaten by those who obliged
m work dOors Prof Blot next spoke Of the snekiHg
pig the method Of cooking and carving sc. Daring HE
lecture the Professor was frequently asked questions by
member Of his auditory relative Tn the different dishes
ali Of which he took pleasure in answering Prof Blot
viii lecture to-day st sawysrs Rooms, in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
NFW-JERSEY.

The MOrTiS County Republicans have nOm-
seated John Mills OF Chatham for Sheriff and Capt Day
for Surrogate The Democracy have nominated James
w Rriant for Sheriff and Joseph W. Balantne toT sur
roene There is said 90 be disafeciOn among the De
Ynoeracy some Of prominent leaders boiling Lewis
Istler Republican, OF BOOntOn Will probably be returned
40 tise Assembly from the I'D District. .
Mayor Charles C. HOugh OF Railway has been nominated
for Assembly by the Democracy OF the ia Dlslct OF
Union County
The Democrats of the With District, Hudson County,
have nominated Henry C. Smith for the Legislature, aud
have renominated Noah ID. Taylor IN the lst District
The Soldiers and Sailors are TO be addressed at Wood
born the rights interests, and duties OF the soldiers 10
each other.
Tutte the Republican candidate for Senator Of Pas
salo County, N j., has challenged John Hopper. the
Democratic nominee, 70 meet him and discuss Manhood
Suffrage; but there has been nothing heard from Mr.
Hopper .
Gen. Hye announced to speak at the Republican
meeting at the Wigwam tonight in Paterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
WIFE MURDER IN THE SIXTH WARD.

Last evening Capt. Jourdan learned that
Rose Ann Hogan lay dead the upper floor of the tenc-
nent in the rear OF No. Muberryst An Investigation
revealed the fact that the had been grossly intern
perate and that quarres between herself and husband
John had frequently occurred The daughter Elizabeth,
aged that he father reached home at
yesterday and not finding his dinner ready, struck her
mother in the eye Early In the evening he again entered
his abode aud kicked his wife the head and body for
similar dcTelicton The husband that his return
last evening he found the lying the floor and
supposed her attempting To raise he
found her dead when policeman entered the room,
Hogan was wishing the blood from the face Of the de
ceased woman. The body bears the marks Of brutal
usage there being several scalp wounds. and number
of conclusions on the side and chest. Hogan locked
M TO awnt the result OF COroncTs inquest. Mrs HO-
gan was a native OF ireland. aged % years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
OPERATIONS IN WHISKY AND FORGED PAPER

Within the past few weeks many downtown
firms have swindled by forged orders puporng to
come from we'll known houses and presented by young
man giving the name OF r.. T. Hill Among others who
have been thus yctlmZed Mr.. C. A. Hubbard Of No
broadway and Messrs. DE Nvier & Co OF No. White
hal both importers Of wines and liquors From Messrs
DE Viver Co. the swiuder bought three pipes OF Mar
telle brandy, and from Mr. Hubbard csk Of GIN, all
of the value OF 100 The liquor was obtained on
forged order purporng 10 come from Messrs james on
well Co of No 1871 Wesst. These facts reported
10 Capt Bracket of the City Hall Police and he detailed
Policeman Charles r. Freeman To capture the rogue The
officer asceraned that the liquor had first been taken to
the warehouse at No % Westst, beionging 20 Mr. A.
NJ Weeks OF No q Beekmanst., and on the following
morning withdrawn, without payment OF the storage
hill After being cartcd few blocks, the liquor
WAS Transferred 10 another cart, and then shipped
ON a Hartford steamer. Eventually 10 brought
bach 10 thislcty and the brandy sold to per
sons I'm Beekmanst and Brooklyn the gin being sold 10
man in Thirty secondst. Yesterday, while Policeman
Freeman was engaged in conversation, near the New
Haven depot with the cartDan who had carried the Kin
uptown the latter accosted by r. Williams. who
md enpluyed him that occasion, and the fact being
communicated 20 Officer Freeman. lie at once took vii
iams into custody on the way 10 the City Hall the
prisoner attempted to escape. but prevented and
eventually locked mp. Persons who may have been we
tinzed would do well 10 call upon Capt Brackett at the
City Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

Moaa,a sea,te. Rios.Eo Ps-~i,at araa'
the CIV Of Es~ II Van Aspss Proprietor Of Bre.t
's sca.ior SOD Governor wiIr,s rsrr. Miller
"1 ws. ~ Wv "A''"' '' $50 a. Mwro. Merh.st
La GSAsS Icoxwooo Lockwood SCRANTON p'ssiea osf'd
IVA way f ss s.s Of '' nSo
| WE n. Ggios wilisms Guion chsst 1900,
J. D. CORNELL, j. u '" '" sIios sg" 1870 nsS.s
| r. r. Wss xv R.oser lwBsoS O. HUNT. late w. a. Hust
Is ca It, 'V'"'"' u IT. '' lESosS. KELrSr gasess Ksae,
Hssmr NJ T.~sa C csaM { g. r.. y..,...
Jas {. DAWES. Secretary. Hsssr IL Err'orr. President
TIL. oomp.sy hes been Organised the Of r!eniSs s'e1
advantage to the insured which experience proves % 10
just saa s.n.
nj. muu, Company purer-a its profits go to r o'd lie
Stockholders are paid but ,, interest, ud the Interest IL Invested
Capital viii be applied to pa dividends on its stock
Aaet two full .usu.l premium. hsse been paid
NOTHING is, OR CAN BE FORFEITED
The most liberal coarse Of business will be
COmp@ profits and advantages the rsorsErr
Its advantage. poor well to the rich rs'.s
unable psy yearly quarterly premiums may deposit their
little earning, With this Co5p.uy payment Lss Insurance
Policy death principal with interest masy times coca
| pounded. will be pad 10 survivors,
lars far every one paid to i Life Policy
Ills. Benevolent parest and nobe sense eoaias
every Husband Father Mother Child and good man. how
ever poor. leave iuhedtance'"
IRIS TIE FHrEso o, rHx WIDOW FiTHssLEss
Agents ADD Caags,,ers MALE FKmaLE wanted c sof
Town in the Country to whom aud compromising commissions will
be allowed
CLKKeVxzs specially appealed to as co -ort
Special terms they with bat
little labor inheritance for their families
Adire. the Comp,sy personally or By mail
JAS. l.. DAWES. Secretary.
CHARLES WHITE Superintendent Of Agencies.
4 Better than 10.
s.rapap tn. Chyst.ue principle psra eaten largely
into composition Railways Renovins ResOent One bos OF
tbs Re,oveu principle Of THAI tenet The
l.rg. bottle. ordinary ssspIa One esspOon Is dos all
Two spOon three times dY S caro- hs-
aud Sores Of all kinds ..s
TIKI TRUE WAY TO SECURE BEAUTY.
This Remedy change. appearance and eondoa Of s
body influence the most repuve objects have bees
misery aud Invested with all the attributes Of health
and beauty Il artificial appliances tbs skin
complexion depend for comene but 70 pure
and healthy blood with ssow and rough sa Jos
yellow dull pron dsigured With Bohes Pmpe BapaVs
Sores &C. aud falling Of teeth d,eood breath offensive
nail. rough and zu. aside all frivolous cosmetics and resort 81
TO the use ofthe
RENOVATING RESOLVENT,
with the purpose purifying enrchg their blood and resolving
AVA. al. deposits will eojoy eoeut health snd be
favored personal charms nature intended Parents wha
they evidences Of transmitted disease should at
once give suffering the RRSoLvESr From sir to ten
drops Of the RBSOLYBNr for children Of from one to three
years old once d, all seeds Of disease Zee
Railways Almanac for 1881 Price 81 per bottle IS for sir bottles
Sold BIZ RADwAY Co.. No 81 M'idsulaus aud b' druggists
generally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA.

GRANT MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA-SPEECH or
JUDGE KELLEY.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. PA large and enthusi-
astc meeting OF the Republicans Of tine Twenyfourth
ward favorable to the nomination OF Gen. Grant for
President was held this evening. The Hon. William d.
Kelley made an address, indOrsing Gen. Grant-not on
account OF his military achievements, hut because he
believes him TO he thoroughly Republican IN principle.
He the support that he gave to the
ReconstruciOn Of Congress- and to the military com
InaudcFs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
GEORGIA.
RADICAL MASS MEETING IN

RADICAL MASS MEETING IN SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Oct. ga large Radical Mass
Meeting Of about 1000 negroes and few whites was held
here to night and addressed by G. H. Hopkins and few
other whites and Bradley sms and other negroes No
disturbance occurred until after the meeting When
fhere were several collisions between the country and
city ,lseroes which promptly suppressed by the
police arrests were made .H ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
VIRGINIA.

qIIR ELECTION EXCITEMENT IN RICHMOND
DISORDER AT A RADICAL MEETING.
4 RICHMOND Oct. 21.--This afternoon Hunni-
QUIT in a speech Captol-square. denounced the
Northern men here whereupon one OF them said he was
damned liar" At this the negroes attempted TO mob
fbe man but instead caught inOfensve German ana
were about TO kill him. The police succeeded IN rescung
Ghe man but they followed 10 the sationOuse by
fhe negroes Who behaved in very disOrdcrly manner
Showing stones etc All is quiet now but there much
excitement In n gard TO the election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
MARYLAND.
THE CANVASS IN BALTIMORE.

TIE CANVASS N BALIIMOEE.
BALTIMORE, Oct 21.-The Republicans are
ro,dine An enthusiastic mass meeting tonight The
her Of spectators in attendance is estimated AZ between
600 and 5000 transparency over the speakers stand
tears the words We will fight il out this ne'-U.
4 GRANT The Democrats are also holding mass meet
ing in the Nineteenth Ward Gov Swami and others be-
Sug