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SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, October 2l.-Gov. Seymour
stopped here for dinner, and madea short
speech to a large crowd at the Syracuse
House. He thanked bis friends for their
attention, Aad expressed the fervenr hope
that, however the conflict may end, the
result shall be such as to preserve our
Union, and elevate and restore the honor
of our Government, SO that itshalprove
to be q blessing to all the citizens OF the
land r--- gr-- ars m 81
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- unILea states Indisn -.

THE United States Indian Commission
appointed ct a public meeting Of oitizeEs,
last May, held q session on Monday, at
New York, to listen to the report Of
Bishop WHIPPBs, Of Mihnesots, on the
present condition OF the IRdiaus OF The
United States Territories. The address
contained 9 startling array Of iaots IS 10
the IN treatment and lo~ng-cOnunnsd ia
justice Of our people toward the indians.
Rev. Dire. BELLOWS, OsGOoD and Bishop
HENrPEL also addressed the meeting, the
latter ~instancing tue result Of the humane
treatment Of the six tribes Ia New York.
as an evidence OF the capacity Of the In
dams for improvements. After the
adoption Of the resolution asking Con-
gress 10 give Bishop WHTPPLE q hearing
At its next ssssiOu, the meeting adjourned
10 meet at the cal Of the Secretary.
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MASONIC TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

at 3 regular meeting OF Bolivar Lodge, No.
20. Brothers R. 81. Wilson. A. D. Weaver ard
7. r HcGuiIe, were appointed aeommittes to
draft resolutions expressive CT the feelings of
the Lodge upon the death Of ourlate Ialneated
Brother, Ia FRANK, which reported
The following, and which were adopted and or
dsred to be spread up0n the minutes:
WHEREAS. It has pleasedt &c Great Architect
OF the Universe to remove from our midst cur
Brother, THEODORE FRASK;
Resolved, Thatin ths death Of Brother FRANK
TINS Locge hss EsssainsG aHgrest loss, ami the
eompubtty generally one Of It's hest Elen bers.
hesptps0, RheJ we deeply sympathize vitb
MS ifleucs and relations IN their Dersa Tsment
Re40tosGi That ths msabers OF this LDFce
days.
} ResolUed Thatthe Secretary be Instructed m
lurnlsalhe relatives OF our deceased R-otbeT
with q copy o. these re {. utiOus- and have
tnenl published IN the Msmpnis AppesL.
x. Il, WIISON,
lr E l.larl 4. d. WEAVER,
Ee.aa---.. !. A. MCGUIRE,
Committee.
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IL PHILADELPHIA, 1t the recent cleo
ton, the whole Democratic city and
county ticket wSs elected withthe ex-
ception of the Hon. WM /. HIRsT, Can
didste for President Judge Of the District
Court, who has been counted out by an
alleged msj0rity of twenty-five sgaiDst
him, by the Rsdicsi EiEe-woEkers and
mgu{pulgfCFs
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son OF hers will make it, as we suggeet,
his business, not only to vote himself,
bet to see to u that one or more, as naaag
as he can control, Uote nth him. We de-
sire victory and work for 1t, faith
fully 10 the md.
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IN REGARD to the Jefferson City inn
brogiio about the white vs.. negro police,
the New Orleans Reoyssae OF the 10Th
says; ma 1rfs
The latest accounts from Jefferson
City last evening represent everything
quiet. The city police, uudsr Mr.Leth-
ieue, are still in POSSESSION, and propose
10 remain so, unless the matter is decided
against them in the eourts. y Will the
MetropaIitEDs go to law to gain what
they pretend to think their rights2 We
think not. Why not? Simply because
the Metropolitan police authorities in
this city do not care to have their posi-
tioaurendered insecure by an appeal
which would materially affect them.
Why, if the court should decide that Mr.
Woodruff could not act IS Captain Of
Police 0fJsffeTs0p, what becomes ofsour
SuperiBtendent2s Ifsany one supposes
MIR. Williamson has nOkssksdl himself
taat question, and whispered to Wood
ruff by no ean to resort to legal means
for redress VI believe he is aegregioUsly
mistaken. scIF d l
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sOuTTg CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, October 2I.-A letter
from Wade Hampton, in reply to one
froms Wisconsin, lawyer, is published.
He considers secession dead, and has
Gone so since the. close of the war. He Is
in fsvor OF giving the Regro equal civil
rights and Qualified suffrage, aud thinks
he IS sustained by a large majority Of the
white eitizees Of the State. He also says
we regard the reconstruction acts as ua-
constitutional, bat look for their over
throw by peaceful remedies alone
through the SupremeC Court ofthe United
States, by whose decisions we are pre-
pared to abide.
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NEW XORK.

NEW YORK, October 2I.-The World
states that Seymour willstump PsnnsyI-
vsnia next week. 1t Gays editoriaIly. if
seymour is elected President be viii be
President, andff he lives &c perform his
, duties, the policies Of the Vice President
are Of as Iiftls practical account after be
Is eieeted as The policies OF the Senate
clerk.
In The Supreme Court yesterday, Judge
Mccain rendered q highly Important
opinion upon the application Of James
Stewart, an ex-seaTasn Of the United
States, TO be admitted as e citizen. Judge
Mccain holds that the act OF Congress
does not In terms extend any such privi-
lege to hoDors bly, discharged seamen, but
cnly to such as have served in and bean
ho1Orsbly discharged from armies Of the
United States. The Court VIII put q lfe-
ersl construction upon the act, sceording
to its spirit, and admit sailors as well as
soldiers to naturalization. kssp
The National and State Democratic
Committees have issued addresses to the
Democrats. Both addresses urge the
Democracy forward under their present
stsndard-bearers. they deny that the
party Is pledged to overthrow the recon-
struction acts by any but peaceable
means.
II. q. Meade, furniture dealer, blew
his head nearly off with a pistol last
evening, in the presence OF his family
and While under the influence of liquor.
Mary Bushel fatally stabbed her hus-
band with q butcher knife during q fight
last night.
Pat KerrIgan was arrested last night
for breaking q lighted Kerosene lamp on
his wife's head. 1t set FIRE to her cloth
ing, burning her fatally.
In the Episcopal Convention yesterday
q motion to table the whole sghject of
the intrusion OF the Tying canon was
carried, 50 against 80. Subsequently the
matter came up again, and was referred
back to the COMMITTEES on CanOns.D
In Wall street, to-day, there has been
quite a panic, owing to tightness ofmoney
which was held very Arm At Per cent.
in gold.
The Sub. Treasurer sold $4,000 gold
at SO II l00936 14-f00.
The Scotia took no specie.
The election of Covode, in Pennsyiya
MIA, Is still in doubt. The conferences
Judges, in bis district, divided on the
question, and two certificates were sent
TO the Governor, ons declaring Covode
by 325 majority, and the other
declaring Foster elected by IL majority.
The dedication OF the monument TO
Gen. Sedgwick took place 1t West Point
At the Republican meeting last eysn.
Ing Hon. Mr.. Brewster, OF Pennsyiva-
MIA, said that Gen, Grant recently
addressed a friend in these words:
'Tiis much I wish, and Z declare. this
be my policy, that such 8 degree Of
peace and tranquility shsli exist In this
that a man may speak his mind
u any part Of our great land, and that
without fear or molestation.v
The New York Sun says that several
are now In New York en-
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BOSTON, October 21.-The bonds and
money recently stolen from Capt. Sar-
geat, Of Yarmouth, Maine, amounting
20 $4,000, have been recovered. The
thief was traced to New York snd ar
rested as be was about sailing for Cali
fornis with his plumber.
n the gale Saturday six men, who
were fishing here, were drowned, and q
seventh knocked overheard. nra
The cbiIdTes of Byron Goodell, resid-
ing in Peabody, Macs, al under six
years, were burnedeto death yesterday.
They were playing in a small ouf-bHild-
ing, stored with hay, and probably fred
il with matches. 49,. -
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OUR CLUES should be very sctiye be-
tween this and the dsy Of the slection-
They should be wids awake and wstch.
the movements Of the common enemy.
We want votes and must hGye them.
Let every Democrat make it a point to
secure q voter.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

ALExANDER-The friends ard asquain-
taneeso Of J. :. Alexander and family are res
p~eetf1Jy invited 10 attend The funeral Of their
youngest daughter, SUE EDMoNDs, nom their
residence No.5IS Front street, this Thursday
afternoon. At 3 o'clock.
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PRINCETON.

PRINCETON, N. J., October 21.-Rsv.
DR.. MeCash, late Of Belfast, Ireland, has
arrived here and received with demon
STATIONS Of hearty welcome. He will
be insugurated President OF the College
Tuesday next with impressive ceremo-
utaa WTaun ~
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DEMOCRATIC CoMMITTEEs FOR WEST
TFNNFSsEF.

roR EIGHTH COEGREssIoSsL DIsIRICr.
p T. SCRUGG& SbeBg Cogrntp.
DR.. DANIEL T. WAHREN, Foye1e County.
y. ". HcCCRLEI, HGrGcsugl County.
j ". PACE, HcNdfrE County
J BOOKS. Madison County.
JHHkS p WOOD, HdyIrOod COUNTY.
d C. SLA UGHTER, TptOB DcyRfg.
FoR SHELBY couETg.
ETLAHR. HUNT JESSE ". PACE, Jr,
ROBERT GOOD. 4.
Paul CCALLA.
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rIED.

PHILLER-In this city, on the 2lst day Of
Octohr ls6a, at "a o'clock am. in The 5sgh
year OF bis age, GEORGE PHILLER.
The fdsnds and a-cquaintancea Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral.
from his late residence. No. Al Market street.
this Thursday afternoon, at 8 o'clock. Car
riases In attendance at residence.
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PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, October M.-Caspar
Louder, one of the ~pTopFietoFs of the
Bulletin, died this morning, after q long
illuess.
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pEMoCRATICsTkTE CoMgITIEE OF TEN
NESSEE e- A

GEORGE J. S~TUBBLAF1ELD1 NAaIm6h-
Frt Distret|R EOLE FINGER, Of Greene.
rseond pErsrfef-E TILLIAMS. n hq0UUELs.
Thnd DafrSct-E .JAEES Of Chattanooga
FOtrh DEstrict-J.E. THOAP>CN, QStebgriHe.
Erh Disaicf-R 81. BROWN. I p JONES, L
r. REACH. 4. ROBERTS, and JAHES 7.
DUNLAP. Of NOsfflHs.
Sir4h DisfTict-D.B 3. THOMAS, Or JOhfLs7nutAc.
F-s~rh DfGnct-H. r CUHNTNS q Paris.
Elohh Dstlet-k D.LSTa WART, Of Memphis.
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Ynsf Dsfrfct-
qer,nd DfrTfaN n CLEMENTSON, 81 ERGL
Tdk-d Ufsfrfg-E A. AHE Of Hamilton.
F6urh DlzrTcf-A.S SFEELE Of HdTshdiL
Fgth DiShset-E C6HLL Q Aau1dSgH
E7ean Dldrfe-H. = TJENER II LaudTda1s
FTgbth Iauld-E. " VAUGRN, Or H0yU00d.
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UTICA.

UTICA, N. Y, October 21.-Gov. Sey-
mOur left here to-day, and viii stop at
Rochester tonight.
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MEMEfEES 'lAppEAL

THURsDAY nOaEfNe. OCT. ~. Isss.
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RATES OF A-DVERTEsIEG.
OoRRESp0aDEECE.

Co-rexpsndence On Fgbtle SuenS, sottestea g'oin
oeg poTtefth q Chaed Sdts-
XLNSLIE, HEATING 4 co.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

ELECTORAL LChEL
FOR THE TATE At LARGE.
RrERsON ETHERIDGS, OF Teakley.
EDmuED CDOFEH, Of BEDFORD.
FoE tbs DISTRICTS. =
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~ Rresidezt----HORATEO sEEAOUR
III VScs-PTeadsaL--FRAEE Il. BLAIR.
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nEnocRATIc TIcKET.
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CIlA AK.

A plain statement of facts. INHERITED Scrofuls,
and many of my relations have died Of IL. In
1889 my case was frightful- TumOrs and ulcers
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sicians went to Avon Springs. l received no
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could. had TO rest my arm a cushion, and had
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The discharge from two ulcers nearly q pint q
day. Amputation was recommended, but pro-
nounced dangerous. / could not sleep, and my
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Iprocured the receipt of this wonderful article
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J. NJ. PAGE.
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| New YORK, Oct l6. 1886.
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4 of Western New York. saw him last week in
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Successor to J. u. Page, l2l Liberty ST., New
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a GRAND EPOCH rs MEDICINE

DR.. Maggiel is the founder of a new medical
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els and with whose external remedies the ulcerat-
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4. FE-- -hE Lfh-->fKs &C tea.
IIFE--HEALIIi IIi--sTHENGTH
TIE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
Delamarre's specific Pills.

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nOFFAT,s LIFE PILLS AND PHR
MIX RITTkRS.

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~ ~ ~ II
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Proofs Of The superiority OF The
AMERICAN
wAITHAH
WAT CHES.

This country has reason to be proud of this
splendid specimen of American operative genius
and eLterprize. That il will work a revolution
in the watch man ufacturing Of the world no one
can doubt who examines the operations Of the
Waltham establishment, for il turns out watch
movements at just abOuI one half the cost Of I'm
ported movements-beside the uniform reliabillty
of the machine made watches must give them q
great advantage over all Others wherever known
poor time piece, of the machine make. wlh be
as rare in the future a good one of hand make
has been heretofore. for machinery is arbitrary In
its performance, and can make a perfect article
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a cause of congrstulation if this highly useful
American Enterprise shall have the effect Of
driving out of market the thousands Of trashy
foreign articles misralled timekeepers by furnish
ing excellent and economical q substitute
". y. 7ines.
We have had one Of the works Of this Com
pany in q case for some considerable time, and,
comparing them with former frst-elass works Of
different manufacture possessed by US, they have
established IN our opinion their superiority over
any ever introduced for correctness time-pi
ees."-T1e World.
I've notice with regret writing Of the Paris
Exposition) the absence of specimens Of Ameri-
can manufacture. which, although only compara-
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ducing results Of the most satisfactory character.
The watches manufactured BY the Waltham Com
pany certainly, 60 far rs strength, durability
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ness the uniform excellence of watch conseruet-
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| the American atcaes public preference which
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