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Cincinnati.

OCTOBER 7.-FLoUR-Drooplngi fam
GRiINNWheat-Dull at, 81 IS for No.
/. Corn-Duu and declining at CSC.
Oats-Dull at 60c. .Rye-Sl so.
CoTToN--26c.
ToBAcco-LuGs IS SOs9 50; leaf $lOA25.
wHIsKY-SteAdy at 81 25.
PRoVIsIoSs-Mess Pork-Held at
ssl 90; buyers offer $50 so. Bulk Meats
Advanced to 1I3<al41Sc; not much
offered. Bacon-Advanced to 12H, 15H,
Is and 1910, and holders ask 127<, 155<,
16N and I7c at the close. Sugar Cured
Hams-19a20c.
BUTTER-Plenty and lower at S5a40c.
CHRRsE-In fair demand at 16a1Sc.
Eaes-19a20c.
Oms-Linseed-Dnll at 81 05a1 OF.
Lard-Unchanged at 81 As.
PorAToEs-Dull at S0a90c.
Cofee-Dull; sales Of 600
bags at l91Sa24c. Sugar-Steady.
FLAxsRED-Dun at 81 40a2 so.
BEEF CATTLE-SteRdy at 50 O0a6 25.
SHEEP-S1 5Oa4 90 per Genital gross.
Hoes-Dulli supply largei 81 O0a9 90
gross.
GoLD-1393<, buying.
EXCHANoE-DuII Rt so, to par buying
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OHIO.
TOLEDO. October 7.

Toledo, October z.
The Grand Lodge of the Indepen-
dent Order of Good Templars of the
State OF Ohio, met in annual session
this morning, in this city. Over 500
delegates from all parts of the State
were present, besides numerous visit
ors from surrounding lodges in this
section. The reports of the Grand
TempIar and Grand Secretary were
able series of Temperance sentiments of
tho State. The Order now has MEM
bership of %, 600. being an increase OF
10, 600 over last year. The session will
continue three days, and promises to
be OF more Than usual Interest.
Chillicothe WAS selected as the place
for holding the next annual session.
CLEVELAND, October Z.
Ex-Secretary Stanton and Governor
Hayes, OF Ohio, are at the Keunard
House, and Will address the Republic
can mass meeting tomorrow. The
indications are that the meeting will
be an extraordinarily large one. The
preparations for illuminating on the
route of the procession are very general
and extensive.
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suicide.
ALBANY, n. Y, oetobe

ALBANY, N. ", October Z.
A man who registered himself at the
Exchange hotel, in this city, on the
2sth of August, as o. B. Davis, Ohio
was found dead in bed this morning.
Il is supposed that he first took poison,
and then shot himself in the head, the
nistol ball entered at the ear. Several
different kinds of poison was found in
his possession. He had stated that he
lived in Cleveland, Ohio. He left a
letter saying that he was tired of life.
The letter was sighed o. B. Davis, and
underneath there was written the
words "assumed name." Deceased was
about 25 years of age. The remains
have been taken in charge by the cor
Oner.
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OClODeE - 1000 }
ArPLEs-In good supply at prices
ranging from g 90 to 50 so per Dbl.
BUTTER-Choice butter SOC and de-
clining.
CoFFEE-RiO, fair to good, 22a2sc;
Hummel's essence 81 81 Felix's extract
1925.
cAND1Es-clty mould tallOw lee;
Star 22a25c.
COTTON YARNs-standard 4211c; Cot
ton Batting 2sas5c; Candle Wick 45c.
CARBON om-3Oc; and charge for
packages.
CHEEsE-sales of Western Reserve at
17c p tb.; Factory 100.
Edas-scarce; sales at zoe.
FLoUR-Market very dull. We quote
superfine at &c so, white wheat family
so 25A9 so; fancy S11 25a11 so.
GRAIN.-The market is dull and
farmers don't feel disposed to sell. We
quote wheat at 81 90 for No. red, and
80 15a2 20 for No. white. Corn-sI o5a
10. Oats-Primet55as0c Rye S1s25a
40. Barley-s1 9Oa2O0.
HAY-Loose; timothy sells from wag-
ons ats22a25 per ton for good quality.
LARD-Leaf, in tierces 2Ic.
LARD OM.-Extra 81 65.
NIoLAssEs-Market without change
choice New Orleans at 9Oc; Portol Rico
$50; Baltimore Syrup 75asOci New York
do 65a7Oc.
PRoy1sIoNs.-In good demand. We
quote shoulders at 14c; clear rib sides
IKE; clear sides 1s11ci sugar cured
canvassed hams 22c; mess pork $50 90.
PoTAToEs-Sales at 81 GOAL so per
BUSH; sweet 50 5Oas 90 per bush.
RIcE-Rangoon lie; Carolina 121zc.
SUGAR Business moderate. We
quote Porto Rico at 1sa143zc; Cuba
1211c; refined crushed 1Tc; a coffee l61<c;
B do. 1910; @ extra do. 16c. C do. 15c; c
do yellow 141fc.
carbonate soda Sci sal-soda
sc; soda In papers 1Oc.
STARcH-Foxe's Sc; Glen Cove 1870.
iaizsna 13Ac.
sAIr-Dairy IS 20; Ohio River 81 65.
SoAP-Family 61<a71zc; German sa
S1Fci Eastern Family IOa1sc.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead 1211zc; shot
So So per bag.
TEA-Gunpowder Tea, 81 4Oa1 rs;
Young Hyson Tea, 81 4Oa1 60; Black
Tea, 9Ocas1 10.
ToBAcCo-Navy tobacco, 7Oa72c; dark
los and rs, 7Oa7Oc; bright Us and los,
soc; fig lump, 81 10; Garrett's snuff 7sc;
Garrett's snuff in boxes, 50 so.
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TriennIal General Convention OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church.


NEW YORK, October z.
The Triennial General Convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church con-
vened this morning at Trinity Church,
whore the Sopening services were per-
formed. After the temporary orGani-
cation, it was found that of the House
of Bishops there were forty.two mem
and sixty clerical deputies and the
same number OF lay deputies present.
After the sermon by Bishop Lee, Mr..
Perry, of CONNECTICUT, secretary of the
Inst CoVention, called the House of
Clerical and Lay Deputies to order. In
calling the delegates from New York,
Gov. Seymour did not answer. On
motion of Mr.. Oils, of Illinois, the
Board proceeded to the election of
President of the Convention. Mr.. Otis
nominated Rev. j. ii. Craig, ID. D., of
Kentucky. As there was no opposition
the reverend gentleman was elected by
reclamation.
Rev. DIR. Meads and Mr.. Otis was
appointed committee to conduct the
President elect to the chair. The
President after thanking the conven-
tion for this renewed mark of their con-
hdsncs, spoke with ihankfulness that
they had once more been perm itted to
assemble together, but he spoke with
regret of the demise of many shining
Rev. Francis L. Hawks, Hon. Wash
in9ton Hunt, Judge Chambers, and
Hugh d. Evsns. Rev. d. Haight then
read tor the Information of the house
the rules TO be adopted as follows:
Business sessions to be held in Trinity
chapel; The house of Bishops to be
held in The school house OF the chapel;
morning prayer each day at 10 o'clock,
and the sessIOnsto continue till p. IN.
No meetings in the afternoon. The
board of missions TO meet every night
att O'Clock.
onimotion, Mr.. Perry, D. D., of Con.
necticut, was elected Secretary; and
Rev. J. f. B. Hodges, D. D., appointed
Assistant Secretary.
A message was received from the
House of Bishops stating that they
were organized and ready for business.
A committee of two was appointed
to take similar message to the House
of Bishops.
The rules of the last convention were
adopted as the rules of the present
House until others were framed.
Mr.. Otis moved that the number of
each standing committee be increased
from 10 Is, which, after some objec-
tion, was carried, and the convention
adjourned till tomorrow morning.
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ORE HUNDRED NEGROES KILLED
ARD wOUSDRD.
OFFICE GUrTED All
EDITOR LYRCHED.
EIGHTEEN mEN KILLED ar
SHREVEPORT.

NEW YORK, october Z.
A New Orleans dispatch to the Tri-
pune, dated the 5;h, states that three
men undertook to chastise Mr.. Bently
IN the presence of his school. BenIly's
friends interfered, when he persuaded
the latter TO go away. He then had
warrants issued for the arrest of the as.
sailants. Before the warrants could be
executed, gang of armed men COM
menced slauGhtering the negroes, The
New Orleans Bulletin states that one
hundred negroes were killed and
wounded. The Office of the newspaper
he Progress" was Rutted, its type
snd presses thrown into the street, and
Mr.. Durand, one of its editors, lynched.
The New Orleans Times of the 9Th saws
hheen Republicans and three Demo.
Gratis were also killed at Shreveport and
mat armed patrols held possession OF
the country.
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.1ne NAVIGATION OF the Ohio.

We print elsewhere document ad..
dressed 10 the authorities of this and
other cities by committee having its
headquarters in Cincinnati, on the sub
feet OF improving the navigation of the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers. 1t is pro-
posed, in order to secure the attention
of Congress to the importance of this
matter, TO organize and tender to the
members of Congress (more especially
we presume those composing the Com
mittees having the subject of river navi-
CATION in charge) an excursion from
Pittsburgh to Now Orleans, in order
that they may be brought face TO face
with the existing obstruciions TO nHvi-
CATION and may practically realize the
importance of their removal TO the
great region of country bordering the
two rivers.
The Committee having the project in
hand have estimated the cost of the ex-
cursion, and have made an apportion-
ment of the funds It will be necessary
to obtain from each Of the river cities
supposed to be interested, The amount
allOILHu w n6ellhS - R@ISOSs
The Council of Cincinnati, we learn,
has appropriated $4,000 to this object,
and pittsburgh the same amount. We
do NOT know whether these are the re-
spectiye sums apportioned to those
cities by the Committee, but the amount
asked of Wheeling is greatly dispropOr-
tionate 10 these contributions by Gin
ciuuati and Pittsburgh. Cincinnati
has at least twelve times the population
and resources of wheeling, and Pitt
bureh six or seven times. Yet we are
asked for one.iourth as much as either
of them has given.
We regard this matter OF Improving
the navigation of the Ohio of great
nraoticsl Importance to Wheeling, and
belieye the proposed excursion is well
calculated to secure the aid ofthe Gov
eminent. We should be glad TO see
the Council, as the guardian ofthe city's
interests, give this matter favorable
consideration and make contribution
on behalf of the city proportionate to
those made by other Cities first assur-
ing themselves that the matter Is
in good hands.
/ "
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ToIedo.
.Hrpaer

OCTOBER 7.-FLoUR-Firmer.
GRAIN-wheat-4a5c better for win
ter; sales No. white Michigan at g goa
2 2li white Michigan g O3; amber, 81 SO
a 80; NO. 1 red 81 So; No. 2 do, 81 62;
No. do, 81 55: No. 2 spring, 81 571<.
Corn-Sc better; sales No. L at csc.
Oats-la2c better sales No: at 55a
sales, Canada 81 15.
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PedestrIanIsm.

WHITE PLAINS, October o.
Weston the pedestrian started on his
trim 10 make one hundred miles In
twenty-five and one-half hours, at 3
oiclock this afternoon. he accomplish
ed his first 20 miles in hours 81 min
ntes. and his second 20 miles in hours
IL minutes, Including 10 minutes rest
ing, He left on his third trip at ll:4o'
and feels confident of success.
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Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

HlHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTTTr
IL tuition VIII begin SEPTKNBER III 1855
The scope OF the College, beside 9 PREPA,
RATORY DEPARTMENT, embraces fuII
and thorough Courses Of Instruction in
Mathematics, ancient and Modern Languages
Philosophy, General Literature, The SeteRceS
A0TfeItttitTe, and Ailituy zdctfeS.
The cost OF Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed nom $50 to $40 per annum.
In respect to Health, beautiful Scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place Is
ALEX. MARTIN, DID; Prestdent and
Professor OF Mental and Moral Philosophy.
u. 8. LYoN, A. N, Wee ResfdCnt, Professor
otEnglish Literature, and Principal Ppep'y
Col. ]. Il. WEAVER, A. NJ, Professor of Ma
thematics aad of Military Tactics.
8. g. STEVENS, a. NJ, Professor OF Natural
Philosophy and OF the Natural Sciences.
HENRY W. HARMAN, DID,, Professor of
Ancient and Modern Languages and Litera-
ture.
OLIVER W. MILLER, A. NJ, Assistant In
the Preparatory Department..
GEO. N. HA6ANS, EEQ. superintendent of
the Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH ". RRocK, II: D., Lecturer on
PhyAology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOIN A. DILL, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
MoRsANrowN, West Va.
RugI9
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SECOND DISPATCH.

The losers at the fire to-day are as
follows: P. A. Moore 81 Son, $40, 900,
insured for Sl33, 900; Havamer 81 Schoon'
iaker, S2S, 900, insured for 81. 600; z.
willard & Co., $50. .OO0i insured tor Sl0,-
600; T. NJ. Vail S Son 1000, insured
Sc GOO: @. Conkey, 1900, insured for
sB 600: Kennedy and MurPhyrSe, coo, no
lnGnFanCa.
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coIored mems convention.
Ur1oA, n. q, October.

UTICA, n. " OctoUeF' d
A State Convention of colored men
assembled here yesterday. = w. ho-
guen was chosen President. a 11HI!s couL
nication 10 secure the rights OF colored
women was received from Susan An
thony. Several addresses were made'
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nnd Weather.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. z.
Weather cloudy ana warm; river
feet o inches, and falling.
: CIHCINHATI. Oct. q.
The river has fallen 2 feet 13 inches
12 feet inches in channel. Weather
cloudy; thermometer 74'; barometer
fallinS, ..-.-...f.. -5 b..
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Elre.
TRoY NEW YoK. Oct. z.

TROY NEW YoK, Oct. z.
The Extensive grain elevator of Pam
ere and Coons was destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss upwards OF 81, COO most
ly Insured. The building with about
2l2. 900 bushels of grain OF all kinds is
in complete ruins.
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DRY GOODS.

Market stronger for most kinds of
cotton and woolen goods in sympathy
with advance'iu raw material, but the
demand is net sufficiently active to
warrant farther improvement In price
of manufactured fabrics. Printing
cloths are, however, an exception; sales
of extra brands at 716c for 81 picks
SQUARE
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z q ROPE.
Provisional Government Established
In Spain

Emancipation In tno spaniAn Colonies
NEW YoRK, October 6.
The Herald's special London tele-
grams to hand from Madrid, dated at
the Spanish Capital, last night, Mon
day, 5th inst, at 10 o'clock, report
reOrganized Constitution of Provisional
Government, embracing among its
members Generals Premes and Serrano
with Senior Oloshaga; and with these
officials at the head of affairs 1t may be
regarded as an accomplished fact, and
the Executive considered stable.
MADRID, Oct. z.
The Provisional Junta will free the
children of the blacks in the colonies
in anticipation of the total abolition of
slavery by the Cortes.
LONDON, Oct. z.
The first race at New Market, yes.
terday, was taken by Blue Gem, who
walked over the course. The second
race was won by Heather Bill.
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PITTsRURGH, October
ChIId Rurned 20 Death.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Oct. @.
Mary Nahaum stowell of Hunting
ton, seven years old, was burned 10
death Sunday morning, her clothing
having caught fire from the flames
from the kitchen fire.
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Is BusroN, October z.
The Republicans of the seventh Dis
trict of Massachusetts, nominated Geo.
S, Boutwell,, for Congress-
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mARKETs nY TELEGKAPH.
NEw YoRK, october !

CoTToS-Dull, heavy and 1zsIc lower;
sales 100 bales at &c for middling up
FLoUR-Closed steady with moder-
ate business doing in low grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-QuI and scarcely
so firm, the upward turn in ocean
freights checking the export demand.
Rye-Scarce and very firm at 81 Coal 63.
OAts-Qulet at 72a721<c afloat. Corn
Quiet and steady at 81 Hal l21< for un-
sound, and 81 I311a1 l4H for sound
mixed western afioat.
PRovISIoNs-Pork-I rather more
steady at S2S 20. regular. BeeE-Dull
and dropping. Cut Meats-Qulet and
firm. Bacon-Unchanged. Lard-Is
quiet at 19Lza19Ac for fair TO prime
steam.
EGGs-26a2Sc,
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Hon. HENRY WILSON, OF Massachu-
setts. spoke in Pittsburgh last evening.
He will speak at Meadyille Friday
evening, and If he can reach this point
in time, may speak in this city satur-
day evening.
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OCTOBER z.-FLoUR-Firm and NOM
inRlIy ouief; prices are higher.
GRAIN-WheRt-Firm at 81 43 for No.
in store, sf-g
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Arrived.

NEW YORK, October. I.
The steamship Vile De Paris, from
Brest, has arrived.
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AIw. W. RANDALL,

tMAAEEIMRE3aS1Ps.E" MAEIREaS Ps.EMhEGEF ."IAEoEEEE 5Iaa SE% iSs
pen OF DE. CURT1s. The medical Times"
says of this work: "This valuable treatise on
the cause and cure OF premature decline.
shows how health Is impaired through
secret abuses of youth and manhood, and
how easily IegAlned. 1t gives clear synop-
sis OF the impediments 10 marriage, the
cause and effects of nervous debility, and the
remedies therefor" pocket edition OF the
above will be forwarded on receipt Of 20
cents: by addressing Doctor CURTIS, No.
So, North Charles street, Baltimore. Nd
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Debt less ca.h in Treasury. .sis7lS s5
This statement, as compared with that
of the previous month, shows the fol-
lowing Increase: $40 bonds, s., ,662. $50;
fractional currency, 81, ,l3l. .395 so; three
per cent. certificates, IS, ,025, 900. Total,
81, ,SlS. .945 so. Dscrease-Si1 per cent.
compound interest notes, S,054 800;
bonds of lS47 and 1913, S290. $50; i've per
cent. Treasury notes, S1l0, GOO; gold cer-
tificates 81. 925, 200; seven-thirty Treas
ury notes, 81, Lis, GOO; total, $40, ,493 go.
Deduct the increase of $7,SlS,945 So
and the decrease of the public debt is
81, ,674, ,724 20. To this add the increase
of cash in the Treasury, 50. .6l5, 500 IS,
and the total is IS, ,29O, ,594 so. The bonds
issued on the Pacific railroad companies
during the month amounted to 81 $780,
600. The net decrease of the debt dur
ing the month, including the bonds is
sued to the railroad companies, was
e97O. 59i OS, The warrants Issued by the
Treasury Department during Septem-
Der to meet the requirements Of the
Government amounted in round num-
bers to the following sums, viz: Civil
miscellaneous and foreign intercourse,
So. .7lO. .2S7 50; interest on the public debt,
So, GIL 1915: War Department. S, ,959, sol
or; Navy Department, s., ,2T6, 1852 "a; In
terror, Pension and Indian Depart
ments, S., ,41O, ,OO5 27; total, S30, ,027, ,73l e5.
The Secretary thinks thRtthe disburse-
ments of the present month Will be
lighter than the past, and that the
close thereof Will shOw further de-
crease.
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A. w. CAMPBELb, Esq, will address
.banoon,e at New MartinsTiile, Wet.
eel county, Saturday. afternoon.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MORE BLooDsHED.

ANOTHER NEw ORLEANS NEGKo
MASSACRE.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PH1nApRIpHIA, ocLobel

PHILADELPHIA, October Z.
Judge Read of the Supreme Court of
this State has written a letter taking
grounds against the issuing of natural
ization in blank by the Supreme Court,
and discrediting the statement that pa
peTs of naturalization in blank had
been issued to the number of 5000. he
is sustained by Judge Agnew and also
by Judge Williams, who was appoint
ed by Gov. Geary to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Judge
The letter says this will be
the opinion of majority of the Court,
when Judge Williams takes his seat.
Tho next meeting of the Court will be
on Monday next at Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, October Z.
In the cases of Edward j. keenan,,
Deputy Chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee. and others,
charged by Hon. John Covode with
voters in his district, to-day
before hearing, the charges were with
drawn and the defendants discharged, (,
the prosecutor paying costs.
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March, IS6S: Now ready, the following |
work, Containing IOSs closely print |
ed, large octave pages, well bound
InIAw sheep. Price, $40.
The Law Register /;
comprising all the Lawyers In the United
The state Record;
containing the states and County oneersI
the Organization, Jurisdiction, and Terms ol
the Courts for every State and Territory:
The official Directory
ofthe Federal Government, the Duties OF
the several Departments, Sketches OF all the
Members of Congress, the onicers and Terms
OF the Federal Courts
The Collectors Assistant;
giving the Laws for Collecting Debts, Exc
Testimony, with Forms for every stat-:
With much other Useful 1nformAiioni the
whole constituting an official and BUSl-
Prepared from onicial returns by John
Livingston, Of the New York Bar, Secretary
OF the Merchants' Union Law Company.
New York: Published by the Merchants
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The book viii be sent, prepaid, to any ad-
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NJ. General; Joseph II. BlRckfRn, Chief ok
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WAsHNoTos. D. O., Feb. 81, 1855,
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CONNECTICUT E1EoP1oN.

Republican gain in this city is over
eighty. The Democrats elected most of
their ticket by majority of 240, against
last years majority of 326. They elect
their Collector by a majority of 63,
against last years majority of 3l9.