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Affairs in MARYLAND


HAGEBsTowN, Nov. S.-The election is over.
and The returns come in slowly, but enough is
known to show that the Democrats and Cen.
strvatives have carried this county by about
$50 majority, eiecting every man upon their
ticket without single exception. TODAY
they are celebrating their victory in various
ways, and as l write 'smock auction" is
going on at the Court House, where the present
lncum bents OF county oficesare being sold out
VIM. Logan, Register OF Wills, a very proni-
nent gentleman, but nevertheless one of the
defeated candidates, has been knocked off
on a bid OF fifteen cents, fractional currency
The other of1ce holders are meeting with a ike
tate, and The sport lie being good -naturedly en-.
joyed by beth parties.
A serious disturbance occ cnrred at the secon a
ward polls Of this town. Daniel Root Regis
ter for this district, while attem pting To vote
man pained VIM. Lytle, whom he had reyi /.
tered, and whom II was claimed by the Re-
publicans was a pon-resident, and therefore
net entitled 10 vote, was knocked down and
terribly beaten. HIS skull was fractured. and
ne sustained other serious injuries which VIII
doubtless prove fatal. Lytle was beaten, as
We're Also several OF his Democratic friends
whom had accompanied him TO the polls
Lytle lie an ex-confederate officer. Numerous
arrest OF parties gagged in this affair are oeinR
made to-day. Beyond this affair the election
passed of quietly. IL
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The United States Senator frsm Obis-
Judge Thurman's Chances best for the
Position
Special Dispatch 10 the STAR

CoLUMBUs, Nov. 8 - Judge Thurman's
Trends have canvassed the Legislature, and
state that Of the newly elected Senators VAL
landigham has one vote, and OF Representa-
tivee fourteen votes, that three are don btful
leaving Thurman nfty.six votes for United
States Senator in Democratic caucus 10 nine.
teen for all others.
Evening star., 1867-11-08

lhMIeRAfloE.-The Virginia state Board Of
immigration, which met in Richmond on the
1st instanf, passed resolu ti0ns appealing 70 the
public and the railroad and Manufacturing
companies OF the State 10 subecrlbe SiU0.OO0.
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INSURANCE.
National Capital Insurance Company
HOME OFFICE, 500 NINTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, DC.

National Capital Insurance Company
HOME OFFICE, 500 NINTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, DC.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON
CHESS.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL........Sl, n 900 900
CASH CAP1TAL...-.----...--.... 900 900
This Company efers more favorable adyantag ges
the insuriBg pub bic than any other chAPte red in
@rts Of Life and accident Insurance, the Jo- AZ
s.Ocs principle j he premiums charged are nearly
osst tbiTd lower than charged by Mutual Compa,
aSes-
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND
STATE.
OFFICERS.
J0sEPH =. BROWN. N...-........-... President
SEoRGE II: PLANT.--.-...Yice President.
RILEY A. .SHISS...........T treasurer
q. ALfRED EALL-.......--........se .secretary
col. JAMES 7. CL0sE----Genersi Agent.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
John II. ssnAmes, George II. Plant,
Riley A shinn. Joseph r. Brown,
J. ID. Clark. Jr, J. j. Csomes
Hon. Green Adams. J. w. Parish,
Robert Leech.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
fEos. Lewis. Thomas N. Plowman,
Riley A. shinn, J. =. Brow,
O. Alfred Hall, Job ". Angus,
Nicholas Acker, A. l.. Merrinan,
Ersstus POulson.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Ibhn z Evans, Charles klOman,
~. u. hmory. Lewis Clephane,
James l.. Barbour, Thomas Berry,
Albert g.. Hail. oe lily
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DRsTRCCTlNE FIRE.-On THURSDAY ias-
while workmeu ged upon the iarm OF Mr.
James Legg, u few miles from the city, were
at worK in curing and drying tobacco. by some
defect or mismanagement the tobacco caught
fire, destroying he building with ali its con-
tents, consisting Of large quantity Of tobacco.
poiatoee, corn, gnano, dc. Mr.. Lerg's loss will
reacn nearly $2ntt0 Unfortunately he has
upon IL no insurance. This is q heavy blow 20
Mr. Leg, ano we can truly sympa- hfse win
him. In .ew hours almost every dollar that
ne mas accumulated with years OF hard labor.
has been totally destroyed.-Anaapoiis Gasefte.
~ Our Fur Traders and Trappers In ting
ont here. find Ayers medicines one of their
most prodtable articlee OF trafhc. Around
Slave Lake and the wild regions OF the NORTH
the Indians know their uses and have an abt
ding faith In them. Tney say: Ayer-grest
medtcine-cure sick men," and his remedies.
for the diseases from which they suffer, viii
often bring forth their stock Of skips svsa
Quicker than wampum, rum, or tobacco Saw.
ages are not fools II they are unsoph isticatsd
ip some ofthe arts OF civilization Il aontresi
Pilot. ~ .--si --l
Evening star., 1867-11-08

THH NEW BALTIMORE Orr CoUNcIL.-The
new citv council con yened in special session
yesterday NJ he cell of Mayor Banks, who
communicated message TO that body RECON-
mending the appointment Of committee 70 ex-
anime into The subject Of the new city hall aud
Is OF opinion that the law has not been CON-
piled with in the matter. He also suggests the
prcpriety of investigating the monetary de :
psufmenU Of the city government, 90 thai mast
accounts shall be separated from those OF the
new administration; or, in other words. thas
ssa new eet Of books" shall b opened No com.
mittees having bem appointed, the subjects Of
the n.sssase have Jet 70 - referred.
s0'Canada does not require the prepayment,
ofpostage. sss1sErrf''E
1Gen. Aceksr V stun gate in at Paris
from his paralytic stroke.
~ TIE stscef cars Of Indianapolis cayrv n,
average o. s1x thossand passensss. AM
weleA nefetAe company about two nundrsi
aeliasAa dsy' s1hs ought 70 pay. - -
Evening star., 1867-11-08

IxrsxHAL RsvrruB.-Thsr receipts nom this
source 20 day were e3l7,33e.5s.
Evening star., 1867-11-08

~.what ts that dog barring atr- asked q
Top wnoer boots were more polished than his
ictas. Why" said the bystander, s.he sses
smother PUPPY In your boots"
0Of American prima donnAs singing In
Europe beside Pefff and Mfss Kelleg, there
are Miss Jenny Van Zandt and xiss L,urs
Harrs.
~The echcoi census Of Cincinnafi Tor Iss,
has been com plefed. The number of tnhab-
itanis between the aees Of ave and twenty -oue
years 10 los.7s3. Which indicate . total popa.
lation OF over 3o0s00.
~The people Of Tensas parish. Ia, do net
seem TO 6e In favor OF temperance. Al \
meeting recently called there In behalf of ms
cause only three persons were prsssnt
8 ga New YORK. firm hos ordered a ooo aoo
patent straweerry boxes In ssasou Tor next
summeTs trade. : = -
~Tbere are 5o,0oo hsistics IN Oal,forp,..
EThe Gin cinati Ciazetzs sstimasss tne .oDa-
ies,on ~ Q. ma. CITY ~ xs.ooo aeainst lsl.osi in
sss -, - A'''-
Evening star., 1867-11-08

TIE ORpNANoR COMMITTEE was reinforced
to- day by the presence OF Senator Drake. The
members Of the committee now here are Sen.
ators Drake and Representatives Scheuck and
Logan. Gen. Dyer, Ohief Of Ordnance In ths
War Department, was before the COMMITTEES.
and was examined concerning the "Dyer pro.
jectile," about the invention OF which there 1.
some dispute. maE named Thomas Taylor
workman in the Arsenal, claims the credit o.
inyenting the missile. He was also examiusd
BY the committee to-day.
1t 10 understood that reply to a communi-
cation which appeared in a morning cotem.
porary. defending certain parties connected
with the Navy Department upon whom re-
Elections have been cast by the evidence before
the committee, has been prepared under the
direction of the committee and will be pub
ished Tomorrow.
POLLARD ON WIsF.-We have received the
proof.slip Of q peppery answer by Edward
A. Pollard to the structures Of eI Gov Henry
A. Wise upon Pollard's book, Lee ana his
Lieu'enants." Pollard styles Wise the ..Bom-
bastes Furioso Of the war;" and says he had
''the bad distinction In the Confederate armies
OF being the only general offcer who never
obtained single promotion In four years.
and that he was the chief illustrator of "that
class Of so called Southern leaders who bv
their brag and truculent nonsense lmpelIed
the war, and playing the part Of rhetorical
bulhes arove the people into madness and
rum"
TBR WHITE HoUsE.-The regular meeting
Of the Cabinet was held to. day, all the mem
bers present except Secretary Welles, who is
confined to his house by sickness The
session continued until nearly two O'Clock
The main subject considered was, when the
annual message and the reports should be laid
before Con ngress. 1t is understood that ma
Iority OF the Cabinet, Including the President,
decided that neither the message NOR the re-
ports Of the heads Of Departments shall be sent
in until the commencement OF the regular ses-
sion in December.
THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC ExpRsp1.
TURKs, OF which Hon. Calvin T. Hulburd, O,
New York, is chairman, meets In New York
city on the 18th instant for the purpose of
prosecuting its lahors. 1t is understood tha,
further Investigations will be made into the
affairs of the New York custom. m.house.
ARRIvING.-About thirty members of Cen.
gress are low, or have within a fortnight been
In the city, making arrangements for the COM
ing session. An unusually large proportion of
them expect to keep house.
AT THE TRHAsURY.-Gsneral Tom Thumb
and lady, Commodore Mutt, and Miss Minnie
Warren, visited the Treasury Department to.
day, and were received by Secretary McCul.
loch and Assistant Secretary Chandler.
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insurance adopted BY the Metropoiitan Police
mient bs followed ~ maay other orgs pfsatiops
with advantage. On The death Of o mem Der of
tne police force each OF his associates contrib
utes one dollar 70 the support OF his fsmiiv-
There IL ne expense attending the colnecticn
or disbursement Of this money, and All contrib
uting members have the assurance that when
they die their families Will receive about tvo
thousand dollan. Post once and (,ustom
House clerks, and many others bodies, could
pursue similar course win profit 10 those
depen dent on them.-E T. Post
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nEssICATED COCOA NUTS,

FOR PIES, PUDDINGS AND CAKES,
Prepared OF the milk and meat Of choice Csrtha
espa Cocoa Nuts, By q process which retains ths
arena and nu tTiment.
UviE keep in any climate. r'.s !
~ Recipes with sack pa kaye.
". W.BURCHELL, {
Corner OF 18th and sfrscts, /
under Eebift uouse<
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n b. JEWELS
Y. Pure and Unsdulterated
CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP,
PREMIUM NEW YORK CITY SOAP,
PREMIUM FAMILY SOAP,
No. ONE BROWN SOAP,
For family use, for sale cheap for cash to the
G. b. JEWELL, Manufactured,
500 and 502 q street,
bet ana
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AT THE TRHAsURY.-Gsneral Tom Thumb
and lady, Commodore Mutt, and Miss Minnie
warren, visited the Treasury Department to.
day, and were received by Secretary McCul.
loch and Assistant Secretary Chandler.
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CLOTHING, &c.

Y j. HEIBERGER,
(s1ecessor to ii. Il. LoupoS Co.
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Metropolitan Hotel, nate BrovnSJ
~ Itn No. 362 Penn avenue, Washington,
Evening star., 1867-11-08

ARRIvING.-About thirty members OF Con.
gress are aow, or have within a fortnight, been
In the city, making arrangements for the COM
ing session. An unusually large proportion of
them expect to keep house.
Evening star., 1867-11-08

CoxscIBxCI, the coward .maker, 10 begin.
nipsto operate on the scsmps who have robbed
the States as well a. those who have plucksd
the goose called Uncle sam. We observe that
800 was recently sent TO the Governor Of
Ohio by some repsntsns rascal-which sum
vss covered into the Treasury OF the state, -
..consc,encs nsnsy," after the fashion set BY
Gen. Spinner. 8st "a ke
Let tbe good work 80 on, and take, win
~ and By b lighter. 1IAasf9rst
Ixr1xxAL RBvrHuB.-Ths receipts fsom this
Evening star., 1867-11-08

THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC EXPRNDI-
TUREs, OF which Hon. Calvin T. Hulburd, OF
New York, is chairman, meets In New York
city on the 18th instant for the purpose OF
prosecuting its lahors. 1t is understood tha,
further Investigations will be made into the
affairs of the New York custom .house
Evening star., 1867-11-08

TROOPS IN THIS DEPARTMRNr.-The report
Of Gen. Grant, In answer TO the inquiry OF the
President what number Of troops are sta.
toned within the Department Of Washington,
shows that the whole force amounts to but
little ever nineteen hundred men, all told,
in the States OF Maryland aud Della ware, the
District Of Columbia, and two counties ia
Virginia.
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CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON
GREsS.
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DENTISTRY.

nR- MERRILL,
~ DENTIST,
No. $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
bet. 9Th and 10Th SITS.
All operations performed pertaining toSnO
TIE AIT OF DENTAL SURGERY oc 2-6ms
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District Court of the United states.
DISTRICT OF MAINE.

N tAs matter of Edgar X. clark and Bsrjamin =. 8.
CLARK, BaakrIPfs. In bankruptcy.
rTIIiS IL to give notice that . Petition has been
i presented TO the Court, this eleventh day OF
December. 1861, by Edgar II Clark, Of Riddeiord.
one OF the above named bankrupts, praying that
he may be decreed TO have full discharge from
all his debts, proyahle under the bankrupt ACT,
and upon reading said petition.i Il IL ordered by
the Court that Q hearing he had upon the same,
on the tenth day OF February, a. d. 1898, before
the Court In Portland. In said district. at three
o'clock r. NJ, aud that the second meeting OF the
creditors OF said bankrupts he held before James
ID. fessenden. Register, on the sixth day OF Janu-
AIRY, A. D. 1864 at ten o'clock 4. w., at Biddelord.
Maine ct City Rooms. aud that the third meeting
OF said creditors be held before said Register al
the sane place, on the third day OF February, ~.
d. Is6s. Al ten O'Clock A. M and that all creditors
who have proved their debts, and other persons IN
Interest. may appear at said time and place, and
shew cause, n any they have, why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted.
wM. r. PREBLE,
3ws2 Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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ADDISON N. SMITH.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

IND Counsellor In Patent Cases. date PRINCIPAL
n Examiner u. \. Patent Unicr( Offlcs No i;6
seventh 81. between aud y streets. Washington,
DC VIII attend pramptly TO all business relating
to patents either before the Patent Ufiice or tho
Courts. Having been Tor nine years connected
with the Examining Hoard Of a, Patent OHes, and
for the last Ave years In charge of that branch Of
Agriculture embracing Harr,,fiHy MacAHss, &C.,
and having become thoroughly familiar with the
manner In which the business ~ the Office In all
Its branches IL conducted, offers his services 10 IN
r,ntors and others. with confidence that the knowI.
edge and experience acquired will enable him TO
give entire satisfaction To all Who may entrust
their business with him. Charges ne low as any
other In such cases. Refers ~ the several Com.
missoners of Patents.
H. ". WHITNEY, south Berwick Me-, General
Agent for Mr.. smith In the New England States.
Any claim furnished by Sir. smith or whitney for
tl.W. 3mtr
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District Court of the United states.
DISTRICT OF MAINE.

IN hs matter Of CLARK BrotAsr', Bankrup'. IN
BdnkrnPtey.
THIS 10 to give notice that . petition has been
L presented to the Court this eleventh day Of
December, 1851, by BENJAMIN 7 s. Clark. OF Bid.
deford, one OF the above named bankrupt, pray.
Ing that no may be decTeed To have null dis
charge from all his debts. provahle under the
Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said petition, IL
Is ordered by the Court that q hearing be had up
on the same on the tenth day OF February. a, ID.
1885, bef6re the Court In Portland, In said district
ut three o'clock r. ~. and that the second meet
Ing OF the creditors OF said bankrupts be held be.
fore James ID. fessenden, Register, on the sixth
day Of January, A. d. 1858, 1T ten O'Clock A. ~, At
City Rooms, Biddeford. Maine, and that the third
meeting Of said creditors be held before said Reg
ister ct the same place, on the third day OF Feb.
ruAry, A. d. 1861 At ten O'Clock A. ~, aud that all
creditors who have proved their debts, and other
persons In interest, may appear ut said time ana
place, and shew cause, IL any they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
wM. p. PKEBLE,
3w52 Clerk OF District Court for said District.
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x.u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. o.
IocAL q COUNTY INTELLIGENCE

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trsasmen' OF 'wes.S-o.e ae.'' " rN,
for pltfs Alex. =. Snuno'm w ue'- A'N~
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hatch his report snti nov. Inc srt s"ese'
addamnum $50, which wicked little ooy IN
court when the writ sss read. sA'd any ~
dam uumskuli must know Was twice the price
Of the hens The eosr sppear~i so"e.n
added ct this stale retort, ana orae'ea 'ae
youth into the custody Of hts mo'ner' " ne
hsd any. The tAees which eroppea on. " inc
evidence given shew that the p'Aoun kept
twenty-five chitacons @.i which piASfaiiy m.
nsyed his nsishoos, aud that Tue ss'd 'oN'
were poisoned by the defendant Inc counsel
on each side tried To comb out oil the FACTS oy
severe cross questions, such - occurred 70
them on the spur OF the moment, laS-'nS great
stress upon the rights OF hens and 'ndi''duAs
to peck ct aud critieiss the actions OF Others
In sadea,orag to make out. % Mr.. Shakespeare
says, that "fair 10 fowl and fowl 10 fAir, which
ooultut be done In this csss. ~ Mr.. Thornton
paid s. . pair In Bangor which uss not FAIR
price. The counsel for the plaintiff plamed
his wings and SCARED aloft quoting poetry;
Msn's inham.nlv e ssns o,,
wsIi. =. 90 ~ Az, f..i srs s.oS 10 .s,
And good 70 pick ny worms.
besides severA o'aer ssss.ss 'o. eoSpe' gu
Hea-ery v. LSngfelku. (Hsrs the court I'D
Journed 70 Ake re''e'a~eo's' va 'ao
Of the court the counsel for the defence read Tor
about 81 hour IN old English decision. Eggs
setly," replied Nj. Smith, and begged to read
In reply . Connecticut decision which stated
that the old English dsc's'os dhns amount 10
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e.. "a. S.s,d.,, a, and eo., (,be iuysr;s-
NJ. -, .h,,h "a. No, mush ofs judgement
70 CROW over.
IN. opi,;oo Of IN, Supreme Court upon the
.o,..,;,n submitted 10 then by Gov. Chamber
lain growing out Of the contested election in
this e,unty. has not yet been made public. but
We understand that Il wss Substantially ~ fol-
lows: The opinion Of the court In isi5 Is re
affirmed, aud that since then the powers OF the
.xeeu,;,e depsrtmeut have been enlarged only
.o far A 70 enable Il to examine when those
r.co,i. and the certificates do no, agree, in or
A.. ., a.,..,;,. ,hs nur,ber Of yo,es thrown
and the names Of the persons voted for. This
decision, although advisory only, is binding
upon Us oil. and either shows wrong con-
struct'on OF the laws We have, or . iamen'ao'e
failure on the part Of those laws to protect the
elections In this State from the grossest frauds.
frauds which may with open iupunity destroy
the will Of powerful majority in the State,
and demand the immediate attention OF the
legislature about to cosvene The opinion OF
the court 10 - good and no better than the
.opln,on Of eight other equally good lawyers.
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