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The Montana post., 1868-12-04
Application for Patent.
L. s. LASp OFFICE.

L -.
HELENA. NJ. T., Noy. %, Is6S.
NOTICE is hereby given that the NORTH
~ AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING
CoMPANI OF MONTANA Incorporated
under the laws of the State of New York, have
this daY, through their authorized agent Willard
Bradway, OF Meagher Co NJ. T., made application
Tor patent under act of Congress approved July
20, le6b, for $500 linear feet on the Western Star
Lode. aud a Mill-site for the same, sitnsts upon
unsurveyed lands in Belt Mountain Mining Dis
triet Meagher county NJ. T., and described as
follows:
Beginning at a stake where copies of diagram
said District bears n 65 deg 30 min E distant
ll99 feet and running thence parallel with Appa-
rent general course % lode, deg T. 300 feet:
thence IS deg w 100 feet; thence 5 deg
400 feet; thence IS deg Il 100 feet: thence S .
deg 100 feet to place of MISUNDERSTANDING
claim No. 1 South, Discovery claim, and claims
Nos. l 2 B. and North on said lode.
Also, beginning at post whence e corner OF
above survey bears deg W 400 feet distant
and running thence ) deg 400 feet thence s
IS deg W 100 feet; thence n deg W 400 feet;
thence S5 deg Z 100 feet to place Of beginning,
including claims No. 4 and South on said lode
Also. a Mill-site of 10 acres for said lode, be
ginning at a post where copies of diagram and
notice are posted. whence + corner of Lot No.
~ Dexter Lode) bears n deg - min w, 41d
feet distant and running thence Goo feet; thence
W eco feet; thence 600 feet; thence eco feet 70
place OF beginning. There known claim
ants adjoining the above described property
The total area of land claimed With lode and
Mlll-site Is IA 1900 acres; and the is more
fully described by the diagram and notice filed ia
this Office and posted upon said lode and mill site
above mentioned .. b. OBANNON
dl-w3m Register.
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CASE No. %.
Bankruptcy Notice

In the Supreme Ccurt, l.. p,.
of Montana Territory. )
In the matter Of
ellison ID. Thomas, bankrupt, 5 =" Ia" Aiup'ey'
To Whom IL may eoHoes:
THE Undersigned hereby gives notice of his Ap
Il poiutment as Assignee of the Estate of Gibson
y. Thomas, OF Helena, in the county II Lewis aud
Clarke, aad Territory OF Montana. who hiss been
adjudged a Bankrupt upon hls petition, by
the Supreme Court 1T Montana Territory.
Helena, NJ T, November 18th, 1865.
VIM. Il. JUDD.
SoV27w.st- Assignee. Etc
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bankrupt Notice.
ICAsE No. 2Gl

In the Supreme Court Of the Tnuiiory Of Mon.
tana--In bankruptcy.
In the matter OF solomon Star, bankrupt - In
Bankruptcy,
To whom il may concerns
THE Undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
IL appointment as Assignee OF the Estate of Sol
omoB Star. Of Virginia City. in the county of Mad
ison aud Territory OF Montana. who has been adj
judged a BANKRUPT ur0o his petition Oy the
supreme Court OF the TerritOry Of Montana.
Given under my hand ~ Virginia City ~ T.
this End day Of November. A. ID. ls6s
ABRAHAM VI. GOLDSMITH
NOv.9w2t AssigneE &c.
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HAIR RESTORATIVE.

JOSEPH FRIAND, the French Barber at Dis
- mond City. is prepared to restore ha ir TO the
bald aud will give security that the hair will grow
q all its natural beauty and lustre or no charge
will be made, providing customers will give secu-
rity that the work will be paid for If the hair is
restored. Mr. F. will give security from fifty 10
two thousand dollars, according TO the case. that
the hair will be restored in sl its natural uxurian.
CIV. and in return would oay ask security tNat be
hIs pay IL the job IS satisfactory AL kinds
of work belonging TO the trade will be done in a
manner TO warrant the utmost satisfaction.
b. did not wish to publish my business 20
the public until had satisfactory evidence thatt
could accomplish what claimed. Having done
30 in some extreme cases i am now reedy 10 pro-
ceed TO business, and would ask the afflicted to
favor me with a call, next door To the What Cheer
Hotel JOSEPH FRlANDT
Diamond City NJ T. April p wlv
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L. s. LAND OFFICE.

nANIEL G. NORRIS. navng this day made
IL application to show that tile y. W. of the
y. W. Of section No. IL in Township No. 10
N'ath 81 Range 3 " est is inetai land aud
more valuable fur agricultural tn N mineral pur
poses; ali persons having claims thereto hereby
notified 90 appear az this Office on Thursday the
3rd day of December. A u. ls6- AZ Ie O'Clock, A.
NJ. to contest the same o. b. O'BANNOS
O3l-dlt.w4t Register.
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Bankruptcy NOIIce.
CASE No. q.

CASE No. g.
To all the Creditors of James B. Putnam Bank.
rupt who have proved their debts. and all ether
persons in interest:
N-OU are hereby notified to appear before the
K Supreme Court of the Territory of Montana.
sitting in Bankruptcy the 9Th day OF Decem-
Der A ID. lS6s at l O'Clock =. NJ. at Virginia
City, 10 said Territory, 10 show cause whv a dis
charge from all his debts should not be granted TO
said Bankrupt.
You are also notified that the second and third meet
ing of said Bankrupts Creditors will be held be-
fore Tbeo. Mufiy. Register of said Court in Bank
ruptcy, at his Office ia said Virginia City at 10
O'Clock a. of said day.
BY order of the court made the 10Th day Of Sep
tember a. ID. 1868. LUCIUS 5. PECK, CTk,
Supreme Court ot Montana Territory
Henry y. Blake. ATTY for peti'r. NOvI6W3t
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W. z prepared to furnish suPerio
w quality of the following kinds OF
enand at the
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FROM BALTIMORE.
The Republicans JubiIant-The Demo.
Gratis ChOp-fallen.
&oeci0I Despatch 10 The Eueuf,lo Tele0y-0ph,

The Republicans JubiIant-The Demo.
Gratis ChOp-fallen.
Special Despatch 10 The EUentno Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 14,-There is intense rejoicing
and enthusiasm here to-day among the Rspubli.
cans in consequence of the glorious Republican
victories yesterday In Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Nebraska, and Newark. Flags are
flying and grand salute is to be fred. There
is to be Republican mass meeting tonight,
and other meetings announced. The Grant
boys are determined to let Marylaud be heard
from. t
The Democrats are wofully chop p-fallen. Many
of them were deceived last night by false des-
patches of Democratic success, and lost their
money in betting. They now give up the con-
test. and not a few are inclined to join the
strong side. They say they have lost all interest
in Seymour and his party, and would not object
to seeing Grant sweep everything, which he is
likely to do regardless of their objections.
Never before have tge Union men of Baltimore
been in better spirits.
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Bigelow-the vote standing Dodd, 1912; BIgelow,
2455. The vote for the same office last year
the Democratic, 1869. The Common Council
now stands 10 Republicans to Democrats; and
the Board of Education Republicans TO 8
Democrats. The msjorities in the wards are:-
First ward, Crane (Rep.), 139; Second ward,
not beard from; Third ward, Stainsby (Rep.),
~; Fourth ward, Starr Rep.), 90; Fifth ward,
from; Seventh ward Feller (Dem.), 2ss;
Eighth yard, Flintof lDem.l. 20; Ninth ward
Baker lRep), 49, Tenth ward, SlaIght lRep), 8,
ORourke (Dem.), 49, Thirteenth ward, not
heard from. The three wards which had not
Democratic mejorities.
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PHILADEIPHn STOCK ExOHAN6E SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven q Bro, No. 40 s. Third street

--Messrs William Painter 4 Co., bankers,
No. SO South Third Street. report the following
United States 6s, issl, ll4B@ll4s; o. s. 6;20s,
1862, l12S@ll3; do, 1864, 1lOs Os@ll0s; do, 1860
1l03@llos; do. July, 1885, l0S@leei; do: & J1ly'
@lo5I Compound interest Notes, past due,
1895. Gold, 137@l37A.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment securities, etc., as follows:-U. 8. Is OF
1881, ll4a@ll4l; old 6-2Os, do; ai2sGiiSt; st new
July, 1865, 1881 @lO91; do, 1867, l0940l09s; do.
1868. lO9b@ 1903; lO-4Os, 1O5f0lO5s. Gold, 1851.
The following are this mornings gold
quotations, reported by Narr Ladner, No. 80
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10000 Guns from Pennsylvania
$4,000 from OhiO-1O,OOO'
from Indiana-2000
from Nebraska.
The Tipstaves Carry the City.
but True Men Gain
the State.
Grants Election Secured Be-
yond a Doubt.

We give below the result of the elections held
yesterday in Pennsylvania. Ohio, Indiana, and
Nebraska. In the city, the industry of the tip
slaves and Mr.. Sharswood was too great for the
honest voters, and Daniel M. Fox and the rest
of the reactionary ticket were elected to all ap
pearances But in the State the honest voters
made q grand rally, aud General John +: Har-
tranft was reelected Auditor General and
General Jacob M. Campbell re- elected Surveyor
General by q majority which will probably
reach about IL 000 when all the returns are In.
The Probabilities.
Some time since, the NetO York World copied
from the Mobile Register, ian intensely Rebel
sheet, edited by the notorious John Forsyth
the annex ed table of the anticipated vote for
President in November:-
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Mr.. Thomas Bell, the sculptor, will take
the steamer Aisppo, on the 18th inst, for
Liverpool, en- route for Florence. whittier ne
goes to complete the bust Of Governor an
drew.
The works Of Theodore Parker, trans.
lated into Swedish, are in every bookstore ~
Stockholm.
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Omcers Elected

Omcers Elected
Yesterday, all OF them being Republicans
Goyernor-David Butler.
Secretary of fState-Thomas r. Kennard
Treasurer-James Sweet
Auditor-John Gillespie.
Attorney. First pistrict-o. B. Hewett.
ATTORNEY, Third District-E. II. Gray.
ConRressman--John Taffe.
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s ECOND EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
Grant Serenaded- d-Rejoicings in
BaltimOre-The Overland Mail
European Market Reports.
Financial and Commercial
General Grant serenaded.

GALENA, Oct 19.-Associated Press and pri-
vate dispatches having been received rendering
certain that the Republicans had carried all the
states voting to-day, General Grant was sere.
naded by the Lead Mine Band, at the residence
of T. B. Washburne. Congratulatory speeches
were made by Mr.. Washburne and Hon. Isaac
Morris, of Quincy, Illinois, amid great enthu.
siasm
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Latest from Ohio.

sional districts now remain in doubt in this
State. Ashley, in the Tenth; Gibson, In the
the Thirteenth districts are elected. The re-
turns on the State ticket, as given last night.
are unchanged H..I.f rt
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The New York Tribune has the following spe.
CINCINNATi, Oct. 14.-The city is wild with
excitement over the magnificent Republican
victory. Returns from nearly every county of
the State indicate a Republican majority OF not
less than 10000. In this city both the Republic
can congressman are possibly elected, though
Strader Is very close on Egglestons heels. Sam
Cary, who was supported exclusively by the
Democrats, though he pretended to be only
general politics, is beaten by over thousand.
Nallandigham is beaten by not less than 500.
General Gibson lbs Is elected In the Ninth district lot
q small majority In the Tenth, though the
returns are TOO meagre yet for absolute GER
sneilabargefs old district, the Seventh Winans,
the Republican nominee there, proved an un-
satisfactory candidate, and has made q bad run.
The Democrats are as yet only known, however,
Van Trump. General Garfield is elected in The The
old Giddings district by over thirteen thousand
majority.
have carried First, Fifth, Ninth, Twelfth, and
Thirteenth districts In Ohio, and possibly also
Seventh and Tenth.
The following are the dispatches received this
morning.
districts the Republicans have IL to s carried
by the Democrats, and doubtful.
district by 1900 majority Eggieston. Gibson,
Ninans. and Ashley, Republicans, are pro-
anS T Tensh districts In Sf the First distrc stra
der, Democrat, has 200 majority. In the Second
district, Stevenson, Republican, has 500 ma
jority.
THE LATEST DISPATCHES
CLEVELAND, Oct. l4.-The vote on the State
The election of Conrad Baker, Republican
candidate for Governor is generally conceded
The election of Robert N Lamb in the Third
Congressional District Is now thought to be
doubtful. The First and Second Districts have
gone Democratic; the Fourth and Sixth are yet
doubtful, with chances favorable to the return
of the Republican candidates; the Fifth,
Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh,
are Republican.
The following are the
STATE OFFICERS
elected, all of them being Republicans:-
Secretary of State...........Isaac r. Sherwood
Supreme judge. 1lliam w htte.
School commissioner .........Jo ohn A. Norris.
Board OF Public Works......J ames Moore.
Clerk Supreme Rodney FoOs.
The following are the
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
elected, Democrats being in italics:-
i. Philip " Strader. III. *John T. Wilson,
2. Job E. Stevenson, IL *Phita. Pan Trump,
3. *Robert @. Schenck, I3 George W Morgan,
A. *William Lawrence, H. *Martin Welker,
o. *Wttlianp Mt.ngen, I5. Edward II. Moore,
q. John A. Smith, I6. &John A. Bingham,
q. tJoha H. Thomas, IL. Jacob A. Amber,
8. %John Beatty, IS. William H Upson,
8. tRalph p auckland, 10. *James A. Garfield.
10. Truman II. Hoa0.
*Members of present Congress.
These districts are still in doubt.
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INDIANA.

Another Splendid Triumph.
Indiana went Republican yesterday by ma.
jorlty of more than 10000 1t will probably
reach the full majority Of 1865 when the returns,
as yet meagre, are all in. The following shows
tho vote nj the State In the mast few vears.-.
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:, The following are the members of Congress
OHIO.

A Magnificent Victory.
The latest returns received warrant us In
placing the Republican majority at from $1,000
to 10000, which thus compares with previous
votes of that State:-
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The Legislature ON Joint Ballot.
BUCKS COUNTY.

BUCKS COUNTY,
DovI FsTowN Oct. A.-From the fnajorities
renorted here on the State ticket the Democrats
win have over 200 majority In Bucks. This elects
Dr. Reading Democratic candidate for Com
gTess, oyer HT. Taylor, the present msmbsrs
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NEW JERSEY.
The Charter Election im Newark

NEWARK N. j., Oct I4--The charter election
here Yesterday resulted in Republican VICTORY
Dodd, Republican candidate for Water Oon
missioner, being eleeted py WI majority oVei
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FROM WASHING TON.
The Overland Mail,

Despatch to the associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Postmaster. Gene
raj finds much difficulty in making permanent
arrangements for the conveyance of the Over
land mails between the termini of the Pacific
Railroads. Messrs. Wells, Fargo Co. are stlll
tain how long they Will continue to do So
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NEBRASKA.
The Grandest Victory of All.

OMAHA, Oct. IA. Returns from Nebraska
indicate q Republican majority OF 1000, and
the.Legislature strongly Republican.
The following table gives the vote OF past
years, showing how great has been the Repub.
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This Afternoons Quotations.

LONDON, Oct 14-P. M Consols 944 for money
and 94a for account; United States 5-2Os IA /;
Erie Railroad, 80; Illinois Central, 954.
LIVERPOOL Oct. A-P. M.-Cotton steady.
Cheese, sos. Lard dull at 70s. v5i-1
Spirits Petroleum nominal. Linseed oil weak.
LONDON, Oct. 14-P. M.-Sugar aAoat buoy
ant. rl...
HAvRE, Oct. 14.-Cotton on the spot 1887; to
arrive 1885,
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
This Mornings Quotations.
BIZ Atlantic Cable.

LONDON, Oct. 14-A. M.-Consols 942 for both
cash and account United States 5.20s steady at
74a; American stocks steady; Illinois Central,
95; Erie Railroad, 31H.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. IA. M.-Cotton steady;
sales to-day estimated at $4,000 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet. Talow dull.
LONDON, Oct. 14-A. M.-Sperm oil firm.
from New York.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICK OF THE EVENING TELEeRAPH,( 4
Wednesday, Oct. IA, 1858. j

The Stock Market was very dull this morning,
but prices were rather frmer. Government
securities advanced t@4 per cent.
Railroad shares were Inactive. Reading sold
at 4Ss@ 482, no change; Pennsylvania Railroad
at 56S no changes and Minehill at 57A, no
change.
In City Passenger Railway shares there was
nothing doing. 5OA was bid for Second and
Third; l5 for Thirteenth aud Fifteenth; 65 for
West Philadelphia; lO4 for Hestonville; and
for Ridge Avenue.
Bank shares were firmly held at full prices.
243 was bid for North America; 1854 for Phlla-
delphia; 81 for Commercial; 33s for Mechanics;
73 for City; and rs for Consolidation.
Canal shares were firmly held. Lehlgh Navi-
was bid for schuylkill Navigation common;
2l for preferred do: 70 for Morris Canal pre-
ferred; and l4b for Susquehanna Canal.
pUILADRLPHA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
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GRANT.
SEYMOUR

Coupled with the returns of the Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio, and Indiana State elections, this
liable tells the story SO well that comment
would be useless.
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Maj for Hartranft, Il, ,29O Sharswood's maj. 922
The following is the result of the election for
Senators in the country districts, Democrats
being printed in italics:-
Adams and Fran klin-Doubtful.
Anegheny-James l.. Graham.
Armstrong. Butler. and Lswrence-Jas. Kerr
Brad ford, Susquehanna, and dWyoming-P.M M
Osterhout.
Cambria, Indiana, and Jefferson-Gene
Harry White.
Cameron, Clarion. Clearfield Elk and Forest
Hon. Vim. Il. Wallace
Clinton, McKean, Potter, and Tioga-A. G.
Olmstead.
Luzerne-SansateJ @. Turner
u ASSEMBLYMEN.
The following are the names of the Assem-.
blymen elected in the city districts, Demo.
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elected yesterday are as follows, all Republi
cans
Governor Conrad Baker.
pt-Ciovernor....... VIII Cumoack.
Secretary of State.............M. II. A. Hoffman.
Auditor OF State. ohm d. Evans.
Treasurer of State............... Nathan Kimball.
Reporter of Supreme Court-James b. Black.
Clerk Supreme Court........T. w. Mccoy.
Attorney y-General............D. r. Williamson,
School Supertntendenta......Ba .Barnabus o. Hobbs
The following are the
Members of Congress
probably elected, Democrats being printed in
italics;-
Dist Dist.
1. *WilHdn1 f. Nibldck z. *Godlove s. Orth,
g. &Michdel o. Kerr, =. Daniel ID. Pratt,
3. Robert n. Lamb, o. %John p. O. Shanks,
4. @GeoTge w. Julian, 10. tWm. Williams,
B. *John Coburn, IL. Jaspar Packard.
O. VIM. Writ Carter, .
*Members of the present Congress.
The State has been entirely redistricted since
1866 but the Democrats have gained nothing
by the change, Niblack and Kerr, their mem
bers to the present Congress, being the only
ones certainly or probably elected.
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The following are the names of the Assem-.
blymen elected in the city districts. Demo.
Gratis being printed in italics:-
Districts. Districts.
i. David FOy. 10. Il. w. Davis
2, John Nc CIinniS. IL. DallieL Withana.
3. Samuel JoSephS. II. Alexander Adaire
4. George w. Myers. Ii. Michael Mttltin,
5. John I. Rogers. IA. John Cloud.
8. Charles j. kleckner. is. j. Holgate.
z. James Subers l6. M. o. Hong.
s. j. ". Stokes. IL. Colonel j. CLARK,
0. Samuel ID. Daley lS r. Hervey.
The following are the Assemblymen in the
State:-
Adams-Dr. n. B. Dill
Allegheny-Ge Wilson, George f. Morgan,
Miller. Samuel Kerr.
Armstrongg1S S s; M. Jackson: =.
j. Burlington. Thomas Nicholson.
Bedford, Fulton, and Somerset-Lieutenant ].
Berks-Hen,y 8. Roaensteta, Henry Broost.
Richmond L. Jones.
Blair-Joseph Robinson.
Bradford and Sullivan-John L. Chamberlain,
Bucks-Joshua Beans, Ed. McKf'astyy.
Butler, Lawrence, and Mercer-Alexander
Leslie, George S. Westlake, David Robson,
John Edwards:
Cambria--John Porter.
Carbon and Monroe-Jdnles Place
Cameron; Clinton, and MoKean-W. j. DaUis.
Chester -Dr. s. M. Meredith, Archimedes
Clarion and Jefferson-R. B. BroD,l.
COIcbI-OOIGt =
Columbia and Montour-George Scott
Crawford-William Beatty, s. W. Ames.
Cumberland-1he0d0re COr1lnlQfl.
Dauphin-A. J. Herr ii. B. Hoffman.
Delaware-Augustus B. Leedom.
Erie-GeOrge r. Rea, John d. Stranahan.
Fayette-Wn III. PLdHford
Franklin and Perry-Doubtful.
Greene-JoSeph SedgtOick.
Huntington, Juniata, and Mif1in-Samuel f.
Brown, Amos ii. Martin.
Indiana and Westmoreland-Dr. David M
Marshall, James A. Hunter. A. y. Hamilton.
Lancaster-Aaron ii, Sunny, w. w. Hop
kins, il acob q. Peters, j o. Gatchel,
Lebanon-J. q. Hetlman.
Lehigh-John II. Poget, DGnteL II. Oreitz.
Luzerne-S. II. BoSsdrd, ID. IL. ONetU, ~. q.
Lycomipg, Snyder. and Union w. p. L.
Painter, Captain Thomas Church, William q.
HerrOld.
Montgomery-Sames Eschbach, Henry McAiI-
George II. Goundie, Le,0is FL.
Stout,
Northumberland
Pike and Wayne WilLldnp NJ Nelson.
Potter and Tioga-J. b. Niles, b. b. Strang.
s1sq1ehanna and wyoming-C Colonel Loren
BurreIt, Almon II. Stephens.
Venango and Warren-Colonel A. p. Duncan,
Junius X. Clark.
York-Dr. j. Hersh, DR.. D. Porter.
THE LATEST DISPATCHES.
Scattering returns from Fsyette INDIANA, and
Westmoreland counties render Mr.. Oovode's
e.election TO Congress doubtful.
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PHILADELPHIA.

The following Is the vote in the city by wards,
as compared with the vote OF last year Tor Judge
of the Supreme Court
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PENNSHLTANLA.
The Vote of the state since Ise

The Vote of 1865 and 1867,
as far as It can be ascertained for the former
year. is given in the following tablet
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-09-05
"A Word TO COnyalesCcnts.

After the infamatory symptoms of acute
disease have been subdued. and the patient
has been pronounced "out of danger" there
is still tle prostration which always follows
fever to contend with. The whole art and
mystery of medical treatment does not con-
sist in eradicating a malady. Indeed. the
violent operation of the drugs administered
for that purpose. sometimes reduces the sick
persons so terribly that it is found impossible
to create a reaction, aud they sink and die
from sheer exhaustion. In diptheria. for ex-
ample, the weakness which succeeds the re-
moval Of the distractions from the throat
often proves fatal.
What the feeble convalescent needs is med
icine that will brace the nerves. stimulate
the appetite and tone the stomach. Nature
always makes gallant effort to retrieve her.
self after the pressure of disease has been
taken of, but it is unwise TO leave her to
fight alone in her disabled and dropping con-
dtion. He must rally with the most active
and thorough OF invigorants.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-09-05
"A CARD.

DIR. J. H. JOSSELYN, would respectfully
inform his friends and patrons, that notwith-
standing the malicious prosecution lately
commenced against him in the Police Court,
he still continues the practice of his profess
sion, and is prepared to visit patients at their
residences (when not too far removed from
San Francisco), and to forward medicine to
parties in the interior requiring his services
All communications strictly confidential
and the name of patient never divulged
under any circumstances.
OFFICE, GAS Washington street.
RESIDENCE, 3l4 Bush street, Congress Hall
Building. up stairs, Rooms l, 2 and 8.
no name on lower door.
Post Office Box 1915. (je20:3m]