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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-01
office.

Notice.
ruE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN APPOINTED
| bv the Bosri OF Supervisors OF Scott COMFY 81.
nsr,,sndent 81 the Peer. An Office has been ofsned
On the corner 9, Brauy and Fifh Streets where he
under,isned and tee Township Trustees viii be in
| Attendance from A. NJ. to p. NJ daily, ana All
10 rs!l.f must be ade at the above m
| Zee.
| i.nesdtf r. 1fNDERMAN
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II uIktUVtftu HhI luIIy tXpIaIned II he HreAt BOOK
" the Age, emitted,
80 A short Road tO FOrtune.''
This Book gives reliable directions based upon
facts that cannot be denied. which, RI followed, will
enable all 10 have Beautiful Homes.eads in the
try, or Splendid Res licences intbe City The public
invited to Read, Ponder and Dsprovc II they can
the logical result OF the faithful performance OF the
rules laid down in this remarkable work. for the pos
session OF any amount Of Proper that any one can
reasonably q. sire. Price OF Book elegantly bound
Muslin, Gilt Edges. 81 pages, 81 Sent post paid to
any part % the U. s., on receipt of price Address
A GRNTS WANTED for Book. ertitlcd A PIC
II TtRE OF THE DESoLATED STATES, and
the Work Of Restoration. Every voter needs 1t be-
fore Nov. 1898. Freight, largest commission, and a
premium Of $500 raio. For particulars address j.
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HOW YOU MAY HAVE
S L O O.. 900 !
AND NO HIMDUG

lac Most Important Discovery OF the Age
ANEW AND SURE way accumulate Property.
~ discovered and fully explained in he Great Book
Or the Age, EMIT ed,
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A Colorado paper SAYS, There is great
suffering in this State, because the Governor
obstinately refuses to sign bills of divorce. -
And in another paragraph the same paper
SAYS. =. A thousand Yankee and New ork
girls could get good husbands and homes in
Colorado, ii they d only come here, and no
questions asked.
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Presentation COnCprt

at Bennington; and at the closing Concert w. 81
sent to the Concert Ticket Holders the fl.l5vz.e
liable property
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Dordrr.
Blasting - Gam POUder
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD

THE attention Of sportmen and dealers is called to
L the following facts
At the trial of arms before the Examining Board
in Washington, August, 1850, cartridges made from
this powder, gave far greater penetration, range
and cleanliness, and in competition with tho prn-
cpal American powders, proved in every respect
superior to all others.
1t the Wimbledon Rifle Meeting in England, July,
1866, competing with the best Of foreign powders
the same Tesulls were obtained, with prize.
The Board convened by order Of the Commander
in Chief Of the State Of New York for the examin-
alton of military small arms, whose sessions were
attended hy officers specially detached bv the Rus
sian Prussan, aud Danish Government saw in their
printed report of the numerous guns on trial that
after firing 100 rounds all but became So foul as
not to admit the cartridge.
This led 10 a test Of ponder and they deem the
subject Of much Importance that they say in their
report: THE P0rder used IN these cartridges de
series special mention as being reTy superior 1t is
the Orange Rifle Powder"
Another meeting of the Board, called by Special
Order No. l26 Of the Adjutaut-General, under date
Of May Is, 1867 is subject among other conditions to
the following, in article 3D.;
In order to conform to the United States stand
ard charge, as now adopted, the charge Of powder
will be 70 grains. The powder to be the Orange
Rifle Powder, FG. manufactured by Smith and Rand
Powder Cor
one of the best sportmen in the State writes
with the Orange Powder l made the largest score
Jersey city says at is the best POWDER ever made
In the shooting matches whore the powder has
been used it has been universally successful.
Vim. Taylor, Esq, the Celebrated pigeon-shooter OF
lhaye ever used
Another celebrated shot from Central New York
writes Your powder is in high repute here and
the country round about, and will supersede all
OUR BRANDS ARE
Orange Lightning lib casters Nos l, 3 3 4, grain.
Duckine 5ib canisters, Nos l. , 3. T. grain.
- Game, brass-bound kegs, u l-2ibs and Chs
Ride Kegs, 35ihs, p i2ibs, len, Fg, FPg,
FFFg.
Rifle. canisters III. l-zib Fig.
kentucky Sporting, eanisters, b, I 2b, FIFE
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Total value. 81
The character Of the officers and members Be-
Association is a reliable guarantee i1- the a--
fulhlment Of the promises and purposes s,.s -s
citation. The property to be distributed is al --s
BILE. and is subject to the inspection q al gl-. 4,
terested We offer no fancy articlesa at f45u. -s--s
What every ticket holder is entitled o. be ~
ccive in valuable anil available real ests,s e. e.
We add to the value Of the property an aa.- 81
cient to provide for the charitable Irz-s s.
| expenses ofthe Association, and the cost o.. -l-
| Of the Concert Tickets. And, without CLAIM o
the property is worth the price il ia ss.---
schedule, We do claim that it Is set as low s. 7=-
and realize a margin sufficient for the pup s.l.r
named.
The Cotton Factory is the mill Of Nszz d. r. 3
f. H. Carney, known as Sc Benningto- ..- A-s.
is in full and successful operation. 81. ~ --'
minutes walk Of the railroad depots is III l' rs
power, and has run but two years.
The houses are all paying high rents, s-,aa.s-
| the heart Of Bennington Village rapidly groE
village Of four to 81 thousand inhabitauts-Hhs
there is not house unoccupied; and hundred
more tenements could be Immediately rented I'm
The building lots are 81 On open, unoec1F
streets, and can be readily sold or leased 81
| them are very desirable lots.
AL Of the property i free from in;11 %
| Good and valid Deeds Of al the property - b
posted in the Bank before the money Is t1E-
The Concerts will be given during IL ~
general notice viii be given Of the TIM
1t is extremely desirable that the u--.s
lied Immediately in order that the So1-
mittee may distribute the Charitable n! s.
is greatly needed the present winter.
The objects Of the Association should So
to the public, and entitle it to thei- c5s--l
hearty support. Its schedule Of awards see =
ever offered to the public in a present1t--- -
The class Of persons to be assisted by tie 1s-S
greatly need the aid here sought for tsszs E-l-
much consultation, this has been adoTts- a. ,is
means preaching that end. This is o.s lfls--
benefits, which the Association, in since-s p
inrend giving them; and which, Il the pub. 81
u, viii 90 far towards rendering them CON. -
1t is to accomplish this purpose that this spa
the public is made. Every one who can sh---I
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educational.

MR.. VAN NORNAN'S English and French Board
NJ ing and Day School for Young Ladies. No. 3
West Thirty-eighth Street, New York. For full In
formation see circulars. Address rs above.
Sept. q, lS67. Wlyr'
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND STLLI.
VAN RAILROADS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dee. 30, 1867.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at $50 \. NJ, 1880 P. NJ, and
500 NJ.
Mail Train leaves St Adams at SIS A. NJ and. con-
meets at Burlington with Rutland Road, a: White
River Junction and Bellows Falls with trains for
Boston, Worcester Springfield, and with trains on
PaSsumpsic R. r., arrives at New York at l045 P. VI.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 A. NJ, st.
Johns At 10 A. NJ, Ogienshurgh at $50 P. NJ, lodge
At Malone; leave at 80 A. NJ Rouse's Point l0A5
A. NJ for Boston, &c. arriving in Boston via Lowell
at 1879 P. NJ.
Night Express leaves OsdCnshurgh at ll-30 \. VI.
Montreal $40 P. NJ, tcEse's Point $40 P. NJ St
Johns at 4.50P P. NJ, arrives at Boston at $40 A. NJ
connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad
for Boston and Worcester ana with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, &C.. and arriving in New
York st l2.31 p. VI.
TRAINS GOING NORTH MIDWEST
Leave Burlington at It's A. NJ, $50 A. NJ. so
and $50 p. VI.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 500 A
N. for Burlington St Adams, Montreal, &c.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell atTn, A. NJ
via Lawrence and Ftchhurgh at : 30 A. NJ Spring
Held at 5.i' A. ". for Burlington, St Albans. OF
densburgh and Montreal
=, Accommodation Train leaves NorthaeId at s.OoA.
NJ, for burlington. Rutland, St Adams and Rouse's
Point, Ogdcnshurgh, &c.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 PM
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r.
leaving New York at l2.l5 p NJ, and from Ches-
hire r. II. leaving Boston at so P. NJ, connecting
at White River junction with train leaving Boston
at 300 P. NJ, for Burlington, Rouse's Point Mon
treal and Ogdensburgh, connecting with Grand
Trunk trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the Night Fx-
press trains running between st Adams and 7Bo.ton
and st. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and tho West for
sale at the Principal stations ''' '0i
NJ nD,-nv g. MERRILL, Sup't
Burlington, Vt. SA N4ONA'
St. Adams, Feb. % 1853
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of Internal Revenue, Wash. Dec. 81 .

AhEASAA ~ Ala-a
Office Of Internal Revenue, Wash. Dec 81 y
Whereas. Geo. P Foster as President J IA "a
Cushman as Secretary, ana others - - :, r
made due application to jos. Poland ConeStor z.
ternal Revenue for the First Collection, u IT,
the StatS vermont for permission 70 hold or
rafse, or gin enterprise, and presented saii..s
evidence that the proceeds Of said Lottery; r.
gift enterprise will be devoted % cnAl -.
sncb lottery, rafle, or gin enterprise e1elnpi-
cbarre' whether from special tax or other --'
resnsct ~ aid lottery, rafie, or git enteTpr-'
E. 4. ROLLINS, Commas q
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8ajlroads.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R.R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing, Dec. >, 1867, trains VIII run as fol-
lows;
LEvE BURLINGTON:
S.30A M.MAIL TRAIN fer Boston, Lowell, Wor
cester, Fitchhurgh, Brattlebor0, SprinE fed Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York (,
arrive in Troy at $40 P. NJ. New York 9.l5 P. VI.
Boston 40 P VI.
Through Boston and Troy lrittoHf change Of Cars
I.s5.P. NJ. DAY EXPRESS for Rutland, Bellows
Falls, Troy and New York. Arriving in Rutland
ATOP NJ; Bellows Falls, SIS P. NJ, Science
tady SIS P. NJ, New York 900 ~ ".
32PM. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN to Rut-
land, arrives in Rutland at s.0OP VI.
81. NJ. NIGHT EMPRESS. with Sleeping Car. for
New York and Boston. Arrive in Troy at $40
NJ; New York 1901 \. NJ. Boston $40 AN.
Through 10 Troy and Boston ,ritsout change Of Car,
The s.45 and I35 P. NJ. and $50 A. NJ. trains make
close connection with the New York Central at
Troy and Albany for all points West.
From the South and East Trans arrrirs at Darlington
as f0H0us
AS a. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleep
ing Cars, from New York and Boston. Leaves
New York at P. NJ, Boston $50 p. VI.
.45A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Ru
land.
as P. NJ. DAY EXPRESS from Troy and New York.
OILS P.M.MAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell Worces-
yer, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy and
New York.
For further information apply ut the Union Tick
ct Office, No. I, American Hotel Block or at the Rut
and & Burlington Passenger Station where tickets
be purchased for all Of the above routes and all
points West, North West and South West; choice NAV
be made from any Of the various routes, from Bur
ington.
J. W. WARDWELL. Agent Passenger Station.
J. W CARPENTER. Agent. No. American Hotel.
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ct. 9ssistante assoeiatiop

Let as care for him who shall have bona -.
tie ana ior his widow and orphsns.-Pres. L.. :
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Commencing, Dec >, 1867, trains VIII run as fol-
lows.
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liable property
To /. One Cotton Factory, working d
looms, with all necessary machinery
and privileges, now in success:l.
operation. Mill 401l52, On Lot I3J
x259, located in the central part u
Bennington Village, g.
One tenement house 4 barn, 4l1L.
One building lot On Pottery Street
9-1lf5,
Two building lots on Smith ATelus
each Skis, 81, 800 each, q.
/ One tenement house and lot,
One building lot on Pottery Street
9-II3,
SIX tenement houses and land, 81
occupied and paying a large rent,
each 81 so each,
90 Ten building lotsoa Putnam Street.
= l1G ZACH
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sMy Patients hare TGsrgeFv
increased
FROM THE FIRST VISIT:
WILL VISIT

and when you consider the various vicissitudes OF
life, the sudden atmospheric changes Of this climate
different habits ofpersons and the great uncertainty
ofall things earthly, you will all join in saving,
DR. CRABrRE has heen remarkably ,aeee,sfuG
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BANKING HOUSE
.Es9 " & % % II II 81 & % ,
No. % WALL STREET
Corner OF Nassau Street, NEW YORK

We buy and sell at the most liberal current prices
and keep on hand a full supply Of GOVERNMENT
BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVEN-THIRTIES, and
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, and execute orders
for purchase and sale of STOCKS BONDS and
GOLD.
CONVERSIONS.
We convert the several issues Of SEvES-THIRTIEs
at the most favorable market rates, into FIvETwES-
TIES which, at present price Of gold, yield the hold
er about one per cent more interest per Cir
culars with full particulars furnished upon appca-
JAY COOKE co.
Nav. a&wiY
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TYNG-A-LING-Y Dung DR.. Tyng's friends
are furious against Bishop Potter, but the
Doctor himself is quite calm. The admonit-
ion he received was severe-unnecessarily so,
his friends say, and they mean to let the Bish-
op know what they think of him They
showed it plain enough when they gathered
around Tying just after he had been ''admon-
ished'' and, in presence Of the Bishop, tend
cred him their sympathy and best wishes and
afterwards when they held a meeting and con-
demned all the proceedings against him; but
they mean to show it more plainly by holdinga
public meeting to protest against the trial and
findings, and consider the tendency of affairs
in the Episcopal Church. The protest Of the
elder Tying is warmly approved by the Evan
gelical party, and earnestly condemned by the
Bishops friends, and the schism seems to be
widening daily, instead of narrowing. There
is every prospect that the quarrel will lead to
serious consequences in the Episcopal Church
though it mig int not be safe to predict the
form of their development. And the whole
affair is big feather in young Tyng's cap,
and makes him the greatest clerical lion Of
Che dsy
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Odds & ends.
The Brooklet.
IRON THE GERMAN OF GoETnF.

IRON THE GERMAN OF GoETIIE-
Thou brooklet, silver. bright and clear,
Forever past me swiftly flowing,
missing, upon thy banks ! stand,
Where com st thou from and whittier gong
Prom the deep, dark rock my waters break;
Mid flowers and moss my course take;
And in my mirror reflected lies
The friendly image Of mild blue skies
with merry thoughts I've sported hither'
They lead me on. | know not whittier;
But He who called me from my source.
He. | believe, viii guide my course.
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William Slade. the colorcd steward Of the
White House, died Monday. leaving property
valued at 500 600.
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Dentistry.
DENTISTRY,

DR. W. L. HARRIS, having returned TO Burling.
~ ton, has fitted US and opened a suit irooms on
the corner of Church and College Streets over Ly-
mans Store.
Dr. Harris has been in the practice of dentistry
sixteen years and safely guarantee perfect salts
faction in all operations, both in the operative and
mechanical departments.
He refers, with pleasure, to W. Carpenter. VI. D.,
s. W. Thayer. NJ. D., b. W. Carpenter. MD. d&w,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

FROn NEW lURK.
Nw YoRr, Oct. 20.

Nsw YoRK, Oct. 20.
Tho World says he Viz Of Gov. aey-
nour and not those a.tri / to Gen. Blair
should be regarded q the Dasis Of the cam
paign. Gen. Blair has already expressed his
willingness to withdraw il t. good Of the
party require II. We -. .-Asction will
convince him that the ticket would be
stronger il sor 70 other name vas substituted
for his.
Ats meeting Of the Protestant Episcopal
Evangelical Society last evening, remarks
appsrtaining 70 the purpoees and progress Of
the Society WAS made BY Bishops Nicely and
Aeastburn Of Mass, Whipple, Of MINI,
Rev. Mr.. Cummings, Assistant Bishop Of
Kentucky and Rev. Mr.. Fox Of England.
The Stsanships Fnnce and Tripoli from
Europe, and South America from Busnos
Ayres, have arrived,
HAvAsx, Oct. 10.
Mail advices FROM Mexico To the 10Th state
that Gen. Uraga from Mexico has arrived 1t
this port. The reason of his exile 10 sup
posed to bscomrlicity in the late 6aseo Of
Santa Anna.
Minister Romeo expresses the hope that
the treasury viii be able TO pay the interest
on the nstional d. BIT punctually when peace
ie restored.
Gov. Hernandez OF Vera Cruz proposes
to resign becanse Dominique, the head of
the late Rebellion in his S.aAe has been par
doned by the Federal Government
A tari6 bill has been reported BY Con-
gress which proposes IN export duty on sii-
yer at Eve PCT csnsam besides one and half
per centum on gold. No other change has
been made in custom Pstes. 1t 10 expected
that the port Of HAbae, on an Island Of the
same name in the Gulf Of California will
be opened 70 general coesting trade.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

CLEVELAND, Oct. 20.
An enthusiastic meeting Of ladies WAS held
at the rooms ofthe Y. n. C. ASSOCIATION this
Afternoon, Il. Miller, Of Cincinnati, Was
President. 275 ladies pledged themselves
to meet and organize Young Women's
Christian Association.
BrFvALo, Oct. 90.
The Erie County Democratic COMMITTEES has
issued an addr.ss condemnins strongly the sur
render proposed by . handful Of treachsrous poll
tician. in New York city, whose God, they say, IL
their God, and whose organ u the World
WORCESTER. Mass, Oct 20.
Mary Kelby, accidentally shot by her lover,
di.a i.st night She exhonorated him from
blame. They wsrs married . few hours before she
died.
MosrpRLIsR, Vt, Oct. 70.
In the House Of Representatives to- day Hon.
F. r. Edmunds vas reelected Y. 3. Senator for
ak veare. receiving 1888 voter to ii for Hon. T.
|P. Redhsld. The Senate Win elect him
unanimously this afternoon, md both Hoesso
meet in Convention Tomorrow TO complete the
election.
DArron, O., Oct 70.
The Grand Lodges and Commentaries Of Ffes
Masons, which hsvs been IN ssssicn several days,
| made an imposing demonstration hero to-day
Deic4eVuns atVu1 ="
Joining States, participated. The procession
marched through the principal streets to the
| opera House, whsrs IN orstion was delivered by
| Rev. n. Hall. The Order, in their rich regalias
mad. display exceeding anything ever Wit,
nsssed here.
| woman, named Warwick, murdered her hus'
ND this morning near this city. She hrss sho,
him with = revolver and then struck him sevsra
| times in the head with an axe. Cause, domestic
| troubles.
4 BoeroN, Oct. -.
Alfred Fren, colored, has been sentenced to fou
months the kouss Of correction for throwing
stones q. Democratic procession last night.
KANSAS Clrr, Oct 70.
The largest and most enthusiastic RsdicaImeet
ine and torshlight procession Of eampais'
t,ok piacs hast night. Dslssssiens weFs prssen
from Wyandostee and LAwreoee. Kansas, sn'
Couptrymaa's Point, No. After pasadinE IN
principal streets The Tanners asssnblsd af Iur
mere Hall, whore lasgs Aag was presented :
thcm BY the ladies Of the city. ana ssvera
speeches wsrs made BY prominsas Radicals;
RsRistrAtion closed in Olay county Ass Efidas
end the Bosrd Of review comDssSsa invsssiga
tions q Liberty Saturday, but wese compelled
adjourn to Hssien sn scsesne of u threats ar
violent denonstratioas Of ths sitissss of Liberty
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FROn NEW lvRK.


NHW 10AK, O0e. ~.
Advices from Rio Jsnsiro Of 6sptsabss ssys:
The Brisiiliau amy estsrsd Tsblqsirsy ON the lst
inst. the Paraguyaas haviag abandoned the
works. leaving ono cannon and . considerable
quantity Of ammunition and food. The battery on
tho Paraguay an fort has been dismounted. and
the cannon thrown into the river.
Lopss has gone TO Csrro Leone, . strongly
fortified place below the sscsnsion.
A loan Of thirty million dollars has been open
cd by the Brisilian dovernmsnt
Six men were killed and seven wounded BY the
falling Of fpar on The French gun boat Cierce,
at Rio hsrbor, while saluting the italian frigats
Regin.
for the extension Of the telegraph from Barbados
to Brasil, which will probably Be sooepted-
Abraham Lent Was nominated for Congrsss By
the Republicans last evening.
Hiram WaIbridge in behalf he says Of many
war Democrats, issued An address IN favor Of
Grant
John Savage xas nominatsd for Congrss BY
the Democrats Of the 9th district.
Il 10 stated In revenue circles that Bnckley has
been ordered By the solicitor Of treasury t. con
Ans himself 70 the clerical duties Of his once at
Washington
A meeting Of capitalists who art IN fAyor Of
the construction Of . canal ecross the isthmu'
DarisH, to connect the Caribbean Sea with the
Pscihc, INST to,night at the residence Of Peter
Cooper to discuss the various plana.
lnspsctor Of police Ditkes, has issued An order
for the attendance Of forcs Of 400 policsmen to-
morrow evening at the Cooper Institute, to pro-
tect the stands and Gre works Of the wsr Demo
ersts who ara in favor of Grant and Colfax, from
An attack which il 10 reported viii bs made.
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uISCELLANEUUs ITEMS.

Providence R. l., Oct 20.
The Democratic Convention nominated Olaey
Arnold for Congress 10 this Distnoa and Pr ssed
resolutions sndorsibg Seymour and Blair.
BUFFALO, Oct.
dispatch just received from Horatio ss,1 II
announces that be will take the stump in person
and open the campaign in Buffalo, October 72d.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.
An Omaha dispstch ssys that the official re-
turns from twenty counties fivs the Republicans
q majority Of 1850. Fifty four counties 70 Assr
from will make the Republican majority not lese
than 240O--a gain Of l649 over the last Congress
sional slsction. The total voes u the State 10
nearly II ,ooo-almost doabling the vots In the
past two yeAra.
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FROl ST. LOUIS.

6r. LOUIS, OCT. O..
Salt Lake papers contain he Pfoceedi.ss 81
fnllv r.oesseeted. asA il was 1nanimously aGrssd
th.t the eomnsrcial inAssssssss With the 0saulas
should be restricted to nsssssitiss. The Aernons
psrehastng esnssaily hsa he 0sntila stA % 20
at the psril of expulsion from the Church. This
measure i urged - necessary in ssaf defense
against Asrsp3dAy spprcashins danger from out
sidsrs coming In with the Union Pseihe k.iifosd'
Thev Are the ayowed sns0iss Of Mormon institu-
ttoos. "a coumsrsial nss@istercosrss only cas
rsatrsin Tie Nornsns ana encourage hons manu-
feSt1ssa :.
General Batter, eurvsysr General Of New Mex
ice. a.d fo,marly Adjutast Gsaersl of California,
died ,t Santa Pee on esnday Of last week
Or. Mckee, Medical Dissstsr Of the District OF
New Mexico, vas ssrioasly injured on Saturday by
beins thrown from HE cArriAgs.