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THE REBEL DEFEAT.
PENNSYLVANIA.
FIFE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY BETWEEN
TEN AND ELEVEN THOUSAND.

puu.pF1PuIL. Oct life table of estimated and
,enorted maories for all the counties of Pennsyl-
,snia. foots mp Republican majority of 1880
which will probably be increased.
Perkins, the lad who was shot yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Flanagan, died in the hospital to-day. This
Is the fourth death that has occurred from yester-
lays riots.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN TIE LEGISLATURE
HARRIsBURG, Oct. l4.-The Legislature stands
shout thus: Senate, 10 Republican, II Democrat ::
House, G2 Republican, IS Democrat. Majority on
Joint ballot, %; last year -.
WHAT THE DEMOCRATS SAY.
From the latest returns received 10y the
Democratic state Central Committee up to o'clock yes
terov afternoon they concede the election OF the Re
publican state ticket by from 1900 TO 1900
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
The Republicans will have a majority of %
IN the Legislature joint ballot Mr.. Chairman Wal
lace therefore, cannot expect TO be United States sen
AtoI, as the programme.
THE VICTORY IN HARRISBURG.
HARmsBURG, Oct 14-FOr the first time
within living memory this city has elected Republican
Mayor, Council, School Board and City Treasurer
WELL DONE. LYCOMINGi
WILIkMSP CRT Oct. 1--we elect Armstrong,
Republican Congressman in this district by at least 2oo
majority We gain Sheriff, ProhonOtary, and probably
District Attorney for Lyeoming County. We have never
done il before j. T. MITCHELL.
SCATTERING RETURNS
HARRIsBURG, oct. l4-lhe Republican majority for
Mayor is "a Republican sam oi oven go Oh last years
Vu1 - ,,.. ...,-...- g. ,.--,
80 tlan 100 thi- wear = q 2 ? - -
AILrGHENY-Beiter than Mr.. Grow claimed
PITrsBURGH, Oct. lI-Alc ebony County complete gives
g. ICO for Hartlantt.
RUSSELL l. BETS, Chairman Comfy Committee.
LUZERNR COUNTY IN DOUBT.
SCRANTON, Oct. 14.-lt is impossible 10 give
even apprO figures Of tho vote of Luzerne County
Returns are in from only small portion Of the county,
aud M the city irregularities at the polling places render
necessary TO wait for the oHiCal count There are no
figures show election OF either candidate for Con-
gr and for the present the district must lie cassed as
doubtful.
ELECTION MURDER N WTLKEsEAREE.
IL an election light al MGosOafre, one man Vac NOR
tally wounded.
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THE CONGREss DELEGATION.

The CONGKESS DELEGATION.
The Pennsylvania Democracy have elected Con-
gessmen in the Ist lid, Yth, With, With. XIth.
Ahtb' and XVIII Districts The delegation will
stand eight Democrats TO sixteen Republicans, Dem
ecTstc gain Of two.
CovoDE's DISTRICT.
Returns from Fayette. WestmoreIand, and Indiana
..1'ca'e The election Of the Hon. John Coyode TO
'esgress by small majority
~"issuhGH. Oct II -AlleGbeDy 9.lOO Republican
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majority. Covode has bare chance. In 80 counties
over 10000 net Republican gain is reported.
MYERS AND TAYLOR.
il is claimed by the Republican committee men
that the official returns will elect Myers i'll the lid
and Taylor in the With Districts.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-In the city wards
Taylor. Republican, has PCS majority but this win be
oyerbaanced by Bucks County, which gave CSC Demo-
cratic majority last year Both these districts will be
contested These believed to be the only Republican
losses in the Congressional delegation. The city ticket
was carried by the Democrats, by majority ranging
from 49l TO 3Sis The City Council will be largely Repub
lican in both branches.
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HOWELL coBBs BODY IN GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 14.-Ihe steamer san SALIVA
80, n.,,a ina morning with the remains Of the Hon.
nsii cobb The Mayor and Aldermen members u Tug
h,r and many citizens. received the body at the wha
& snartad II 10 the Central Railroad depot, whence
sneciI train took it to Athens. Flags are at hanast
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ABYSSINLA.
AB1SSINLH.
TIE NEW RULER OF ABYssINIA.

LONDON, Oct. 14-The report of the corona
ton OF Gobazze, Emperor OF Abyssna, is confirmed
lie supported by Prince Kassa but opposed by by the
oldest OF the late King Theodorus
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Addison Gage. q well-known Boston mer-
chant died Oh Tuesday night.
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DELAWARE.

RESULT OF THE LITTLE ELECTION FOR AS
SCISSORS.
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forRm ri,rni'L

The latest returns from the VIII Congressional District
indicate that Taylor Ecpuh1can viii receive majority
of ~ a. follows.
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Total ...2ls5i 2ll5O 6sool aai9l.i' lti" -
r., ,.nt 49,. zee. 5Ilg .7.2 5Jb rs4 - :" 600
Kop. md, 2,s0s.
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he STATE LEGISLATURE.

PENNSYLVANIA.
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SPAIN.

OPPOSITION TO TIE PROVISIONAL JUNTA.
LONDON, Oct. 4-MIDNIGHT.-Dispat HON
Spain report the Bishop of Taagona at the head Of
two thousand men, has pronounced against tie Proyl-
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gen aaTestisEtneuts.
Sc. Louis and Iron Mountain

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cent rss moTtgasee b s9 s 9e5 15
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Our Commissions to Agents

Exceed those OF every other establishment
OF the Rind.-proof OF this can be found In
others ron CLUBS OF THE sAHE SIZE, In ad-
ditlon to which we claim to give better goods
We We t5ia send @ ISesiis Jree Of charge.
For n Club of so and Three Dollars.
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dne white Counterpane, large size, elegant
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qualify Ladies' Serge Congress Boots; L dOz.
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For n Club of so and Five Dollars
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for Pants and Neats set Ivory balanced
handle Knives with silver plated FORKS; /
ELEGANT satin ParasOl, heavily beaded and
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nne DaKnRsk Table Cloths and NAPKINS 10
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very dne all Wool Cloth fot Ladies' Cloak, j
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Sheeting: ~ ydG. inns Cashmere for suit;
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ltsh Befage Shawl 1set Ivory balanced ham
die Knives and Forks; i ladies or gents Sill
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Portable Sewing Machine, splendid Family
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good eololeS pair good MarseiLles omit
good @ barrel Revolver; l elegant fur mum
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Tor, cut glass bpttlesit very hne RloLn a s
Bow. in casess set Ivory balanced KNIVES
Presents for larger Clubs Increase In the
-.'l1Ae t'tsio.
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a x 81 S
ALL STYLES AND SHAPES.
ngeEr Youas FoR sor.I.Ne.- 80

Any one who sends us an order for Five
10y Axes, at one dollar and u half each,
with the cash, will receive one extra, for
nothing. zl1 Ha,- g. t,.
We viii put our Axe alongside OF any
other make and prove IL the best finished
and the largest Steel, measuring Two and a
half inches.
We have made Axes fortwenty-two years,
and won't yield the palm in shape 10 any
manufacturer, and yet confess that n Sucker
OF Illinois," called ColBURN, beat US In his
patent shaper The circular bit and continue
Gus edge makes tho same labor produce
twice as much effect. -
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Female College-SpeciaI Notiee.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
w nouncing that the department of
Drawing and Painting will continue under
the direction OF its accomplished teacher.
Miss Thobnrn; and that the department OF
Music and French Will be under The direction
OF Miss AenrieIte 4. Jones, an accom- plisheCl
vocalist and Instructor, educated In Europe.
City Patrons are informed that their sOES
OF sultable age for the Primary department,
may attend IN connection with uIelr dnugh.
Session Will CO nmeneo on Monday. Sept.
9TH. 5 .55r las. LsgG g..ss.
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The Mt. Auburn YOaHg Ladies
PLEASANT Am Pemala saminarz.

THE 23d SESSION OF THIS wEIL
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further particulars apply for! Catalogue at
the Book store of MeSSIS. Campbell q Me
Dermot, Wheeling, or to any OF the Faculty
or Superintendent, West MidSiletoWn, PA.
MARTHA McKEEVER,
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OHARLEs SETBKE.

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ONB DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.

B3-The best OF Boston and New York ref
erences given as TO the reliability OF our
house, and that our business is conducted in
the Unrest and most legitimate manner pos
money than can be obtained any other way.
All Goods damaged or broken I'm
transportation replaced without
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R9-Checks describing articles sold sent to
agents in Clubs at rates mentioned below.
We guarantee every article TO cost less than
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Aries from adisoTdered state ofthe stomach
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UTAHEED.-SALES TO travel for a
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SO 70 s so!

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VI.-Ret Cash EARNINGS on its way
business, that already amount to more
than tho interest on the First Mortgage
Bonds. These earnings are no indication
OF the vast through traffic that must fol-
low the opening Of the line to the Pacific,
but they certainly prove that
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A Ii wanting employment can have a
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ton until the 18th day OF 6EETEMBER,l
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received In payment by me, on otherwise
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ItT.-A Government Grant of United
states Thirty-year Bonds, amounting TO
from $4,000 to s4S eco per mile, according
to tho difficulties 10 be surmounted on
the various sections TO be built. The
Government takes a second mortgage as
security, and 1t is expected that not only
the Interest, but the principal amount
may be paid in services rendered by the
Company in transporting troops, mails
sc. i4
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AT the conclusion of Mr.. winey's
speech, the Glee Club, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Francis a. Britt, sang the
song entitled Grant our Hero" in
very pleasing manner, after which the
meeting adjourned with three cheers
for Grant and Colfax.
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IVA Government Grant of the right
TO issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, to aid in building theroad, 10
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ia Government Grant of $500 acres
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sections on each side of It's road. This is
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OF the kind.-proof OF this can be found In
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O0n \ YEAR TO AGENTS to sell
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VA Capital stock subscrIptIonf from
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AGENTS. WANTED. S s15s /, 8

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IA Government Grant OF the right of
way, and all necessary timber and other
materials found along the line of Its
. operations.
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700 MILES
oFTHE
UNION PACIFIC R. R.

Are now finished and in operation. More
than twenty thousand men are employed,
and 1t is not Impossible that the entire track
from Omaha to Sacramento, will be finished
in 1863 instead OF 1870.
The UNION PACIFlCRAILRoAD COM
PANY receive:
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

upon such property, costing nearly three
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Arc secure Beyond ANY Contingency.
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all was whether we shall have Peace
or War. The Democratic platform and
u declaratory letter of one of the candi-
dates nominated on 1t declared the re-
construction of the South by Congress,
all the Legislation of Congress aud-of
necessity everything done under that
legislation, unconstitutional and void.
Unconstitutional revolutionary and
voidu were the words put in the plat
form by Wade Hampton. They were
almost the identical words employed
by John C. Calhoun in denouncfng the
Tariff act more than thirty years ago.
The declarations OF the rebel leaders
strengthen the platform, the well known
secession record of Seymour and the rev.
olutionary declarations of Blair. They
mean to make these goodIif successful
and any attempt to carry out that pro-
gramme must inevitably produce war.
The speaker went on to detail how the
nullihcation of the laws OF Congress
relating to the Southern States would
Immediately lead to bIoodshed. More
over he said the legislation admitting
West Virginia into the Union is part
of the reconstruction legislationi of
Congress, and must fall with the rest II
Blair's proposed usurpation should be
successful. Each time that he (Mr.
Wiley had been returned to the Uni
ted States Senate the question of his
right to seat, or in other words the
legitimacy OF West Virginia, had been
raised; and in each instance every
Democrat in the Senate had voted
against his admission. Every Demo-
crat in each House of Congress denied
the legitimacy of West Virginia, and
whenever. II ever, they get majority
In both Houses they will remand MS
back to old Virginia. E y Or.
SupposinR the Democracy succeed,
and their success and the overthrow OF
the reconstruction measures IS not fol-
lowed by war, the Fourteenth article of
the Constitution and the Civil Rights
Bin are gone, and with them every.
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MARRIED..

At the residence Of the brides father in St Helena psr.h
on the evening Of the 24h September BY thu Rev Hsy
den DR. oHAS Z. KENNON 70 Miss SUSAN, daughter Of
Amos Kent
win AL sincerity We congratulate both bride and
On me nsppy continuation Of this the turning point
ootn tner lives We congratulate them, because we know
ns eaen should be fecitaed upon possession Of the
osnei' ana We add the hesrtfslt wish that the
sun Nhcn now shines brightly on them
may, unoinmed BY sorrow. ilumns all their
uiure lives with the glow that puret and hoest Of
anscons which good God has voaehsasd mortss as
70 give US glimpse and fOretase Of higher Joys TO come
hereafter May He bless them both.
By the Rev Father Geison on September 10 1858 at the
Iesoence Of on B. s. Harrison Of the bride JOHN
H. REEFS, ESQ to Miss MARY E., daughter Of the late
D. Michel and Euniee s. Harrison all Of New Or.
leans La
wedding an every day affair but such unto. of hearts
o nanos as that here chroncled no Ordinary one II
our good fortune to know both bride and with
knowledge hs come the confidence these two we'll a..
together BY chains pures love- bound by tie.
OF uua esteem have formed such union AZ must provs
mem both Tor al time to Of 10y deep a, the
depths OF the human heart holy thoughts Of God and
lasting As the life Of an immortal soul Nay such lot
prove theirs and may they EACH sheltered from lies ,t.m,
~ tne pure influence Of this affection find daily growing
siren ger and better snnobng both lives and their
to seve far above seHshnsss until
pie death angel shall at last claim them they may nd in the
great Hereafter that Of bliss for which this AZ
lection well fits them