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HyRuSTEE,S SALE OF JAMESTOWN

4 ISLAND.-By virtue OF deed OF trust from
" illiam 8 lien and wife to the subscriber, dated
LIST December, 1855 duly recorded In james CN!
County Court, I shall, In execution thereof pro
coed TO sell at public auction, ut my office a. we
corner Of Main and Eleventh streets, IN The s.y
of Richmond, on THURSDAY, December u i'sA
at IL O'Clock 81, II fair. II not, the next FAR aay
the real estate conveyed by said deed, being Una.
very valuable estate OF historic fame known As
JAMESTOWN ISLAND, in JAIME, river Goa.
tanning FOURTEES HUNDRED ACRES more
or less u SOL acres by survey. OF which ~ acre;
are open land Of great fertility with ample TG,
and timber for the use OF the place, and on wl!cH
is still standing tie ruins OF an ancient building,
There is wharf where vessels drawing si1!ss yen
feet Of water can approach; also, bridge con,
Meeting the island with the main land st tEe [otI
leading to williamsburg, distant SIX s1d na..
miles also, on the place, an orchard OF VARIOUS
kinds OF fruit.
This property Is or peculiar value, having 4 lons
river front af,rding unusual facilities for trsns-
portation or fruits and vegetables, for when u nc
soil and climate are admirably ada otei, Is wei
as for the other usual crops OF the latitude.
TERMS Cash as to the expenses OF sac an 70
the debt OF g. 900 secured By the trust deed shI ~
terest thereon I; as TO the residue OF the purchase
money, TO be announced 1t the hour OF sale.
de IL JAMES l., ApPERSOS, Trastee.
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TRUST SALE OF DOVER MILLS PRO

FESkUSI SALE OF DUFEh MILD FhO-
PERTY, IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY.-By
virtue of a deed OF trust 10 me trustee from S.
D. Fisher, dated January 8; 1857, recorded IN
Goochland County Court and by request or the
creditors therein secured tthe Injunction hereto
fore granted having been dismissedl shall sell at
public auction, on the premises. on MONDAY the
II not the first fair day thereafter, that valuable
property known as DOVER MILLS, lying In the
county Of Goochland, bounded by the James River
and Kanawha canal, Tower creek, and the lands o.
F. P. Hohson. consisting Of TRACT OF LAMP
containing SIXTEEN ACRES more or less, WITH
the excellent FIGURING MILL, MILLSTONES,
MACHINERY. FIXT URES and WATEt
RIGHTS; DISTILLERY, DWELLING-HOuSE.
buildings and appurtenances, the whole constt-
tuting well-kn and very desirable property,
presenting great attractions 70 ners, capitalists,
and others.
TERMS : The deed authorizes sale for cash as
to large part of the purchase money, but by con
sent of the creditors accommodating terms will BE-
granted which will be made known st the sale.
K. K. HOWISOS,
Tor
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ByJ. L. Byerly & Co., Auct!oneers
1!41 Main street.

GT0CK OF DRY GOODS, MOTIONS
~ FURNITURE, &C.. 1T Auction ,s,
be sold at auction on "WEDNESDAY, nacS,,n,L
30, at 10 O'Clock. a. the store OF stri9er q ~
Broad street near Ninth, who sre declinin,t.N
ness, their entire stock, consulting OF S's'
LADIES' CLOAKS
CLOAKIHG, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, NOTIONS,
and general assortment Of
DRY GOODS.
ALSO,
at . o. clock. his entire stock Of
HOUSEHt LD end KITCHEN FURSITrpy
OILCLOTH in the store, nearly new: TX
One splendid CARPET.
one fine STORE STOVE ard several Oh.
STOVES, 0N1s
Three fine SHOWCASES
and numerous other articles. The stteatfo, >,
merchants and ladies is called TO This SAL "
every article must ne sold. -
de rs j. l.. RYERLY / co, Auctionao,s
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES


~ BELLENOT, DIE SINKER AND
Oe BRAND CUTTER, l4lo NJ IN STREET..
The new patent branding iron. for marking all
kinds of wooden articles by heating It, Is perfectly
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Engravers' Stock Stencil Paste, Brushes, lndell"
and German Silver, Frames, Steel Rings, Checks,
Tags etc. Wholesale and retail. de 3-2n
R1n & DAY MADE BT Any ON
CIV WITH Nj
PATENT STENCIL TOOLS,
Iprepay samples free.
Beware OF infrtngers.
' A. J. FUIbAH.
,o,, n, Sn-in pheld. IT
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A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

A SSlGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY II
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, Yt.-By virtue OF
an order OF the District Court Of the United ttes
for the district Of Virginia In the matte! Of VII.
liam Basservll, DR., In bankruptcy, entered On
the 18th day of November, 1868 shall on WE'D
NGSDAY the lsth day OF January, Eta, sell upon
the premises to the highest bidder, at public Anc-
ton, the TRAC CT OF LAND upon which the said
known as "EUENA VISTA containing Two
THOUSAND THRRs HUNDRED ACRES
more Or less of which three hundred acres 10
river bottom and fifty acres creek lats. About
one-haif OF the tract IS In forest
There are two settlements on the t-act-one, the
MAaSION-HOUSE, containing eiglt rooms In
good RI pair the other, a FRAMED DWELLING
with four rooms each having adjacent all neces.
sary out-houses. The barns, granares and out
houses Of all descriptions are ample, and In z %
condition. The land viii be sold in two or more
tracts.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash. and the residue In slI
and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond with
satisfactory security for the deferred payments
The title TO be re tanned as additional security.
At the same time snd upon the same terms !
shall offer for sale he interest of the said BasSer'
as "L OMBARDY GROVE" recently held by The
late Mrs. Lucy g. Baskervill as tenant for ie The
said tract containing EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
more or less.
shall also, at the same time and plsce, sci! me
HORSES, stock Of CATTLE aud SHEEP; and
PLANTATION UTENSILS. The Ts2na! pro-
perty IT, be sold for cash. s. r. JOHNSON:
de l2-td Assignee OF William Rasserrill, Jr
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TE'HOMAsC c. BAYTOP, LAND AGENT, Glou-
sale 4 HlRTY FARMS OF various sizes, situated
upon York, Ware, North, and Severn rivers. One
place of nine hundred acres cleared land for rent.
Good houses and fences. Persons Wishing to buy
or rent will call on the subscriber at Cappahoslc,
on York river or address through postothce G!ou-
cester Courthouse, Va. no So-im
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a UCTION SALE AT CHARLOTTE
"A COURTHOUSE.-The TOBACCO PR1ZING
FSTA RL ISHMENT at Keysville, heretofore ad-
yertised for SALE will be offered at public auction
at Charlotte Courthouse on MONDAY, January 4,
1882 s-.. ....-' .'.
TERMS Which will be liberal, made at sale to
be conducted under the direction OF John Booker,
Esq.
de 22-1lt @@E NOTING 81 kOHLER.
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By James u. Taylor Il Son, Auctioneers,
No. ss1 Main street,
three doors below the SDotswood Hotel.

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, IN RICH
- MOND. UNDER DECREE OF COURT
Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit Court of the
city of Richmond entered on the 9Th Of December
1868 in the chancery suit Of Gates against Tyler's
day of January, lse9 at 1 O'Clock P NJ, proceed,
upon the premises sell ut public auction, to the
and proceedings mentioned upon the following
terms !: One-third cash; the remainder on n credit
of six and twelve months, taking from the pur-
chaser ne gotiable notes with interest added from
the day of sale, and retaining the title until the
whole purchase be paid. .EHNE = aa
The lot is In the city Of Richmond on the eastern
side Of St. James street between Baker and Charity
fronting on st james street thirty feet and RIM
ming back one hundred and thirty feet In an eastern
direction. The lot has on It good framed dwell
ing. ri. .-.t .@ THoMhSJ. ny Asc,
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR &
Soy knctioupers de 28-1ct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.


A ssIGNEES' SALE.-By order Of the
IN District Court OF the United States for the
District OF Virginia. Of date the 7th day OF Decem
ber 1853, we. the undersigned, SHALL cell at pubic
auction. In front OF the United states
In The city OF Richmond, on FRIDAY the ISL gay
or January, 1862 as O'Clock Z. M, TO Inc hiRnesL
bidder, the REAL ESTATE in the county OF
Chesterfield known as the ROXDhLE DlSTIL-
LERY.'' consisting Of four acres OF land with the
distillery thereon.
notes for the remaining two-tbirds OF te purchase
money to be given at SIX and twelve months from
day or sale, interest added:
Assignee OF John N. Clarkson, Bankrupt.
ANDREW RUTHERGLEN,
Assignee OF w. Il. Parrish, Bankrupt.
de 29-tds Ne
BY Cook 4 Laughton, Auctfoneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
ssrTyHE LODGE" RESTAURANT, &C.,
AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the
goth instant 1T l. O'Clock, G Will sell at THE
LUDGEn RESTAURANT AND BALLROOM,
on Fifteenth street bet reen Main and F,anklin.
ali of the DARKROOM FIXTURES, consisting OF
MIRRORS
TABLES,
DECANTERS, 'i
BAR GLASSES, &C., &C.
ALSO,
The UNEEPIRED LICENSE and LEASE,
running to May LIST, 1859.
There Is above the bar-room large halt suit
able for balls, concerts, meetings, &C.
de 20 COOK & LAUGHFOE, Auctioneers.
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LOST AND FOUND.


uORSE STOLEN.-Stolen from an
IL the stable of DR.. William +. Gaines, ~
Ia Hanover County, on the night of the oath Instant
SMALL SORKEL MARE between eight and
nine years old; barefooted; has some white marks
on her back, one 4 half-square, and several
white spots on body; has collar marks, also u
lump on each shoulder dow DOWN caused by the
collar fine, deep, rich coat long tail and name
canters and trots well; She does not stand firm oil
right hind ankle. Also at the same time, a Nc
CLELLAN SADDLE, and a CURB BRIDLt
with one rein broken. reward Of TIVE WY
FIVE DOLLARS will he given If delivered to the
undersigned, or at JUHNSON'S stable, franklin
street Richmond, Va
de .9-d&swlw WILLIAM F. GAINES.
7 oST, SETTER PUP, about six -
~ months old; liver coiored ears andSN
spots; body dalkly sprinkled with liver-color. a
liberal reward viii be paid on delivery.
BRADLEY 7. JOHNSON,
de 2s-3t* 1914 Main street.
I UST, A LARGE BLACK DOG -
~ with white spot on his breast. A@n
liberal reward will be given for his return, in
formation SO that may be able TO get him.
j. u. BAGNALL'S Bakery.
de 25-3t zoos Main street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

THOMAS F. GOODE,
4 ATTORNEY AT LAW
ROYDTON, MECRLEEBURG COUNTY, VA
practices In the courts Of Mecklenburg and adjoin.
ing counties, and in the United States Courts al
Richmond ...-. ..... -.m....s. NO 7-1n
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AUCTION SALES.

- FUTURE DAB.
-->-~>--> ~.--~-.-I~~.>.,>~--
BY James NJ. Taylor & son, AuctIope.,, -.
No. sci Main street,
three doors below spotswood Hoe,
GALE OF VALUABLE HOUsgu1,,
- FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
en- THURSDAY the 31st instant a. 10 1,eh lt
NJ, AZ the late residence OF L. w. GIa,actA
deceased, Mt the corner Of Clay and seconG.,.'
a lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURElTURE ,sS"sti
which fs nearly new and In good order. con ny
In part as follows: ~lf.ins
A splendid PIANO, new, cost $50.
2 large MIRRORS,
2 PIER GLASSES.
IS MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
ROCKING CHAIR,
lPIER TABLE,
LOUNGE.
2gED3 BEDsTEADs, and BRDDIso.
CABINETS,
WARDROBES.
l set DISINS-TABLES,
VELVET CARPET
sIDEBOARD, &c, &c.
TERMS Ill sums Of 800 aud under c,,h
that amount, sixty days credit for nsg .ots'
notes satisfactorily endorsed. s''atit
JAMES u. TAYLOR q GOV
Ce IS Auctions,
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EOR RENT, the fine IRON-FRONTAs
n STORE No i40o Msin street. with fiue Lii
cellar attached, now occupied by Winstock i Lee
win. Possession given in n few days. For terms
, - - - WINSTOOK 4 LEVIN,
de l9-2w = Auctioneers.
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ESOR RENT, HALF Of very valu 60
4 able DOUBLE RESI- ENCE in fivekE1
minutes walk of the CUSTOM house. For rent with
or without board. Address a. Y, this office.
de 2L4tK a"a ~ s -tt. a.tsH
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RFONTROSE FOR RENT.-This very O.
lyH valuable FARM, on the Williamsburg lal
turnpike one miie=frcm the city, coata ining $50
acres, with DWELLING suited for a large family,
with usual out-bpildiugs. is for rent for the year
1892 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
do Real Estate Agents.
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WYANTED, ORDERS FOR EVERY DE
wv SCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING o. th'
r,fqp6TiyE pRINTTNG-HOUsE
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VCE-HOUSE FOR RENT offer for N
rent the welI-knowni I CE-HoUSE on LON IN
bard street Petersburg. This house was built ex-
pressly for the purpose to which IL has long been
devoted and has superior in the southern States.
It has long enjoyed the large patronage of any
ice house In the city. Possession given January
lst. For terms. &C.. apply to
de lin HEERY DAVIS, Petersburg, Va
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TOR RENT, the BASEMENT ROOMS O.
T. Of residence No. 8ls Marshall street -
Apply to JOHN 3. CARY, of
de III a.isF Estg IARMISTEAD & GARY.
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EOR RENT, the STORE and BASE O.
IT. MENT No. SIC Broad street In the beat @.s
business locality; also, FUR ISHED ROOMS,
with all the modern improvements, IN the upper
part of the same house. apply to
de IS ct sf.a s .ayrI ~. l.. WlGAND.
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ERENSBURC FOUNDRY
AGAIN IN FULL. BLAST!
new FIRM, NEW BUILDINGS, &c.

] AFING purchased the well known EB-
I ENSBUBG Fol NDRG from Mr. Eus,
Glass, and rebuilt and enlarged it almost la-
trcly, besides refitling il with new machinery,
the subscribers 4, now prepared to furnish
COOK, P1RL0R g. HEATING $50 YES.
OF the latest and most approved patterns
THRESHiNG MACHINES. MILL GEAR
ING, ROSE and WATER WHEELS uf' every
description, IROE FENCING. TLOUGHS
aud PLOUGH CASTINGS, AMI in fact all
manner OF articles manufactured IA d first as
Foundry. Job Work Of all Kind attended to
promptly and done cheaplv.
Tie special attention Of F4rTners i invited
so two newly patented PLOUGhS which Va
possess The sole right to Manufacture and sell
IN this county, anC which admitted to Os
the best ever introduced to tue public.
believing ourselves capable Of perfOI min =
any work in our line in the most satisfactory
manner, aud knowing that We can 60 work at
LOWER PRiCEs than have been charged in tLls
community heretofore { confidently hope L.. :
We will be found worthy VI liaers,l ratronase
Fair reductions made to wholesale dealers
E& The highest prices pad Ia clsh for old
metal, or castings given la exchange.
OUR TkRMs ARE STRICTLY CASH OR COUNT. Y
PRODUCE CON FEBY, NINROE & co.
E0ensburg, Sept. =, lcG6.
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1890
39,9l0
Hartranft's majority,
$3.50

THE LoCATIoN.-On the east side of Main
street, about half way between Clinton and
Locust streets, in the borough of Johnstown,
is located the popular Clothing Emporium of
K. Leopold & Bro. and if there is any estab-
lishment at which justice is more fully done
to customers, both in the quality and make
Of the clothing sold and the prices at which
goods are offered, we are ignorant OF its
whereabouts. Money can be saved by deal
ing with the Messrs. Leopold. 2t.
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ENOR SALE.-The undersigned offers
L far sale the FARM on which they now
reside situate ia Allegheny township. Cambria
county, within two miles of Loretto (forme erl '
owned Dy James McAteer.) containing. ONE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SEVEN ACRES.
more or lest, 100 Acres of which are cleared
the balrnce well timbered. There is erected
on the premises a good DWELLING HO Use
and splendid BARN, together ~i.h other ne
cessa outbuildings, such Blacksmith Shop
Corn Crib, Sleep House, DC. also, an excel
lent ORCHARD of choice fruit. Title per
feet. For terms apply on the premises TO
Is. L. G. SHIELDS
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CHAsTE AND BEAUTIFUL.-These are the
only words which will convey an adequate
idea of the array of jewelry, fancy goods,
notions, and other splendid articles just re-
ceived aud now DISPLAYED in the handsome
show cases of G. L. Roberts, who has the
finest establishment and the most compre-
hensiye and really magnificent stock Of
goods in his line to be found in Cambria
county.
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DREARY WINTER Every aspect of ma
ture indicates the near approach of Winter
that stern old monarch who re;gns with
utmost severity on the AIiegbenies-and
prudence and comfort both dictate the pres
eDt as the proper time. ard Geo Huntiey ;,
mammoth stove, hardware and tinware de
pot as the proper place, at which to procure
cooking and beating stoves, pipe, and all
things else needed at this inclement season
of the year. Mr.. Huntley keeps all the latest
improved stoves, aud the best of everything
pertaining to such stock as his. and is a
deserving and liberal man to deal with.
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COURT SALE!-Ry
| JOHN J. TRONELL.
Administrator of John Fox, decd.
EDUBLIC SALE OF LIVE SrocK.

z GRAIN, Hay, AND OTHEH Pr, PERTY
The subscriber will ofer at Public Sale,
at Ills residence in Carroll tow nship, one-half
mile from Carrolltown, on the farm known
as the Piper Farm" on Saturday. The 14tb
dry Of NocenbeT ntat. AT O'clock a. M, the
following described personal property. to wit:
, II rses, 1 Colt. Mich Cows, (two lately
f esh. j some full blooded HcfTCrd and Dur
ham Stock. 8 Beef Cattle. A YearIings, t
f Sheep, Hogs, several Pigs. Hay by tie
ton. Straw and Corn FODDER by the load,
Wagon, l Top Buggy, Two Horse Sleigh,
Seds. Harrow, Ploughs. Cultivator, Hay
Rake. Hay Fork. Rope and Pu!leys, Tbrcsh-
ing Machine, Wind Nil. and other Farming
Implements Gears and Light Harness, La
dy's and Gents Saddles, l 600 to 1000 bus,
Corn, Oats aud Rye, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and other property not necessary
10 enumerate. Terms Will be made known
at sale. PETER MAILER.
Walnut Hill Farm, Oct. % 1868. At
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WELL EARNED.--No merchant has ever
earned more enviable reputation for fair
dealing, close attention to business, energy
and enterprise, than has been won by our
young neighbor, n. L. Oatman, since his
advent amongst US. only few months ago.
Far and near Oatman's cheap grocery store
has gained fame that speaks well for the
establishment and its popular proprietor,
and scarcely a man or woman in the COM
munity seeks elsewhere for the kind of goods
kept at Oatman's store. full stock of fresh
groceries is constantly kept on hand, aud the
prices asked therefor are the most moderate
that have ever ruled in this market Don't
forget Oatman if you want the full worth Of
your money.
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AS THEY TAKE IT.-MaEy rejoice while
others regret the result of the recent election.
but all, whether sorry or glad. should act
the prudent part by buying ali their dry
goods, groceries, etc, they aud their families
need, at the cheapest and completest store
IN Eoensburg-the Que kept by r. Il. Davis.
High street, two doors west Of Centre street.
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TAKE NOTICE Health and comfort both
demand warm clothing at this changeable
season of the year, and economy demands
that that clothing should be bought at the
renowned New York Clothing Hall of NJ
Cohen & Bro, Parke's new iron front build
ing. Main street, Johnstown, whose stock is
uHequa,e1 and whose prices cannot be un-
dersold.
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Editorial Correspondence.
ST.. CHARLES HOTEL,
Pittsburgh, Monday, Oct. 10. 1868. {

4
Pittsburgh, Monday, Oct. 10. 1868. {
| Dear FreemGu-I visited Pittsburgh few
| days before the election and am here AGAIN
now. ! never met more marked change
during the same length of time. Before the
/ election all was noise, hustle and preparation
-nOto the city wears the stiffness of the
| grave. Then the day was marked by the
| hustle and hum of partizan activity, and the
nights by crowded meetings and long pro-
cessions, with Kerosene lamps that threw
their glare over the whole city; nOto the day
is quiet and the night dark and silent. Such
is the contrast before and after the election.
Both parties are spent with the fatigues Of
the late contest and the last week has been
a truce between the combatants. Either
party has regarded the last week as an ar
mistice, to be followed by another contest of
added bitterness and determination.
The Radicals have certainly carried the
State by a majority less than 10 O.00O-how
much less it is hard even to conjecture. The
majority of our favorite, Gen. Foster. over
the Alligator" is. by official count, 4
votes. Covode will of course, contest-and
draw his pay the same as if he had been
elected. In Westmoreland county, where
both the candidates reside, Foster ran above
his ticket and Covode below his in every
district but one and while the majority for
the State ticket is only something over 400,
Fosters majority is 1880. Moffatt, in Phil
adelphia, Democrat, is elected, and it is
thought DR.. Redding, Democrat, is also cleo
ted. If so we have gained three members
of COnGress-ceTtainly two.
Ohio is Radical by / 900, and Indiana is
less than 1000 either way. VOORHEES, is re-
turned to Congress from Indiana.
The U. S. Circuit Court commences its
session tomorrow The case Of O'Hagan,
ct. al. VS.. Ginley is on the list. but has been
continued. 1t is supposed the Court will
sit several weeks.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania also
opens its fall session for the Western District
of Pennsylvania on to morrow. The list
contains some six cases from Cambria coun-
ty, 70 wit: Moore's Us. Cleaffeld School Di-
rectors; Pringle VS.. Pringle's Adm'x, two
suits; Davis & Litzinger VS. Litzinger's heirs; !;
Allenbaugh VS.. Burk; Smith ct. al VS..
Brotherlne. The Cambria cases do not come
up till Monday the 26th.
This week is set apart for the Erie, Craw-
ford, &c, district, and the North western
lawyers are already here. Judge Sharswood
arrived on Saturday and has taken rooms
at the st. Charles Hotel. Judge Thompson
arrived yesterday. 1t will not be known
till the meeting Of the Court to-day whether
Judge Williams accepts the appointment
made vacant by the resignation Of Judge
Strong.
Owens, the commediau is starring it, at
the Theatre. 1t is said he draws full houses.
lie has not drawn Us yet.
McShane is here and promises to CORES
pond with you. Hold him to it, lie and
Nasby, Jr., cannot fail to keep up the in
terest of our beloved Freeman
l shall try to write to YOU again. Mean
while. in the French Of Pb9nix, s'Au Rescr-
U0ir." L. L. j.
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OpCECgAE MAJORITY.

We give below the official majorities
for Auditor General, as far as received.
The counties marked with a (*) are unof>
fetal. In few days we shall probably
have the full official vote from every coun-
ty in the State:
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WE'RE all shivering and shaking,

Away up in these regions so drear;
But we can soon fix the matter,
And put au end to our chatter.
If to Harry Shoemaker's we enter,
For there is no denying the fact tha: he has
all manner of goods in endless variety for
fall and winter wear-as well for ladies and
misses as for gentlemen and boys. And his
prices are so very low that no one can offer
a single objection.