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Notice OF A.signee OF his Appointment.

Notice Of Assignee OF his Appointment.
TN the District Court Of the United States, for
l. tho District OF Maine In the matter Of
i bisTRicT SS ST aaIsE, The undsr.;Ensa
hereby gives notice OF their appointment as As.
signees OF John II. sayward, OF Alfred, In ths
county OF York and State Of Maine, within said
District, who has been adjudged bankrupt on
his own Petition by the District Court Of said Dis
trict. JEFFERSON MUULTON, s.,c,es.
B. X. HAMILTON, ""'s"ee"
3wi9 BidGefUrd, May %, 1868.
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Bonds Patent Step Ladders.

TNHE most perfect ever invented A rare com
l. blnati0n Oflightness, neatness and strength
Trey arc the only Ladder that 10 constructed up
on scientific principles They are we'll adapted fol
either House or Garden use, as any Lady can car
will hpd them TO be Just right for heavy Work
and the latter especially, for drating Fruit tree
and gathering 'ffut. Manufactured and sold By
u. ADAMS. and J. q. DURNlIAM, Biddeford, Me
Proprletors for Younty. jl9
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II. II. Il. 90 Cts, Va. Reg. Practice, $40.
Wealth 10 more frequently smassd by saving
money than by tnakingit Aosss In point
CASE 2.s3i-Jamcs u. HendrIek, New York CT
", night attack OF violent Bilious Colo. Doctor
stiil in agony and pulss and strength Milling At
this stage the RkLlRf afmlnistsrsd, paroxysms Of
OF pain arrested, and cure perfected by the assst
sSSs y &. 1S snS IN
caused the attack. Compare sgaini 80
PhysieisnI charge, Sc. frsscriptions a.. Sis %
RKLiRr and PILLs, with dossn doses on
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The ccpprhssds Of this District have called
thsir COnvsnton for nominating delegates 10
their National Convention, in Portland June 26th.
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STuR swsErssr TnEa IN Lire" Is good health
and good splits and " you have theru not, ths
next best thiag IL what will restore hloom to the
faded cheek and happiness 10 The drOoplny heart
The great and sure remedy 10 Plantation Ditters,
which our ply sioisns recommend TO both male ana
female patientS a. safe. reliable, agreeable anu
cordial stimulAnt They contain nothing to diss.
gree with the most delicate Constitution, and have
won golden opinions from oil who have tried them
and probably no Auicle was ever tried by % many
persons. They elevate the depressed and give
strength TO the weak.
MAGNOLIA wArsa.-A delightful toilet atIcle-sure-
rior 70 Cologne, and nj half the price. 33-2wS
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Proc Services.

T,HRR WIN b regular religious services he'd
Il IN Passsn's Bsoek sssh Saboath Until easnS nooo
a. NE usuaI bnn essh ire, N conesbutoo esnn
Bshjscs nsxi eabesIh In The Afternoon, -R.sh Al afs
isyited . -. 49, fwju' .
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:oS,y 2. :y.,., g .SS..:A cns.g q u. Amy
pliestion e ..I -. hkNBY LIE, Manager.
Be@oS Aarthi !. 1858. if'iClI EP.ne,iyii
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BALDSEss, aRAYEESS, AND OTHER lMPER-
feetons Of the Hair will he regarded lnexcusa-
BILE after trial Of Mn 8. A. ALLEHs InrRovEp
(nsr sfSis) HAIR REsroRER or DRksnso, In one
kottie) Every Druggist sells L. Proe One Dollar
Im2
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To Holders Of oov.rn.... Bonds.
SECURITIES AND vALuABLEs. =
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT FAULTS,
20 STATE 81. BOSTON. ,r,

LEE Hia0iNsON . 90 ctssr sOr Rs.,. sssss 10.
sds their vaults, st rasss ffep 90 20 sion per IN.
mum. rhsy alss oasr 70 receive, % special dspcs
IT. - Dailsss, securities Of psrSsas living IN he
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Graoe's Celebrated Salve
- :, .eurse In very short time q ~

CUTS, BURNS. sCAIL,s, WOUNDS, BRUISES,
sPRsSAMs, ERYSiRELAs SALT MkuM,
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inilapu,stious. As ifby magic,-thus anordins re.
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SETH W. RQwLE SON, boston. Proprictors.
Sold by all Druggists. Grocers, aud all country
iw21J 'r1 = ~. stores.
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Atvoody Bitter, ~. Browns frsehss, hsr, d
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Photograph and Tintype Albums, cAs~.
Bcrsss, Tissue aud Black Lace Wells, do
Beer French CorsetA only l... ir 100
Bsst American CorsstI only 20 -.. 2. %
Clsrkss Spool Cetton.k Needles. I'd
Ladies' Paper Csiis. O Gosd hsta, r..'. o.
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Lace Collars u good VARIETY ..... DO
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Wings Pills, ". Wrighrs Pills, III
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Halls Vegetable sicilisn Hair Remover, ss|
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Moth ana frecklesl CHEAP
PhalonI N ghtBlooning Cereus, ana Iargs
LOT OF other nice PsIfsmsv, Itry eAsdg;
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lest black Velvet fabbons, prJ Low
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Commas slonsrs' Nssies'

vxrHEREAs, the s.t.ts Of Andrs. W. !. h1 :.
w late Of Berwick In the cSSn ny "a
been represented tosoIvssI I'M ssansrs 81 NJ.
have bsss daily sPSS aSss spon esni q ersdtors
:..y: :1. ..,G LA. sSd si,h ssrsia ..sspti.s
No. thsrsiOrs, '. DC sppo,9ns 1s ~, .,s.ins
dsys Isb. N, ana the oacsofG, y. Yeaton in
ssa,s nssvtek In said County, - The timss and
p place Tor .sssiinr 70 receive and Examine Ma
slains t.sas. YEArON,
80 ID 1fgfs T'lI NEALLr.
South Berwick, Nay -, isss. wa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Great New England Remedy.
DR. J. w. POLAND'S

White Pine Compound
Curss Sore Throat Code Coughs Dlpthsria Broochlla
Splitting OF Blood and Pplmonary Affections generally.
d rvmarkable remedy ior kidney Coaplaints. -
Til, medicine 10 free from anything dsissrfoss, plea
SAINT 10 the TASTE sale yet sure and effective In m Action
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s ST.: =: Jane =; Ssss .;.sl. On battery
LssE S.s srrsTs.i ssd Sis.S scs Sshty.
selliy.
No. l26. John H. Lssvitt W sevsll Lloyd, IN
actio Of tresspass for arrest OF Pin Defsnos. ~
rest was made by vrtae OF . tar collector's var
rant and fot the non payment Of legal tax.
kimbal. KnoWltsn, Dor PiG Drev, Hsniitoa
for Deit Nov on Trial. .E-FL o., n
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MARRIED.

In sacc, May %, by Rev. Benz Wheeler, Mr. Jonathan
a. EaDsso f Ahland, Masa, and Mis- Caroline Perry.
Baker, Of Milford, and Miss Kate 5. nspegh, Of Eliot.
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In IBanIsr,tptey.

In bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS. The undersigned
Thereby gives notice OF his appointment as As.
sisnee Of William Stanley, of Derwiekin the Coun-
~ of York, within the District Of Maine, who
has been adjudyed Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court uf said District
J. q. sCAMMON, Assignee.
Saco. May IA, 1868. 3wPj
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State Of Maine.

Yo.x, q. At . csurt OF County Commisssousrs,
be.un and held At Alfred for and uithio The Coun,
~ OF York, on the second Tuesday Of April, A. d.
1864. On the foreguing petition, u 10 considered
by the Commissioners that the petitioners are re-
spon,ble and that they ought 70 be heard touch.
Ing the matter set birth in their petition. and
thsrcssrp order. Thai the pstiuonsrs give notice
% all persons and cogporations intsrested, that
the County Commissioners will meet at Chad.
bourne's MIllsS. In aid town Of waterborough.
on tho thirtisth day Of June. A. u. 1865,
~ ten oclosk In the foFsnoon, when they Will pro.
coed 10 view the route set forth In the petition and
Immediately amer such view, ut ZONE convsnient
place In the vicinity. will give Q hearing 70 the
causing copies Of said petition and this order Of
notice thereon. 10 b ssfvsd upon the Town CLERK.
OF aid towns Of Limerick. Limington and
watsrborough, and also By posting up
copiss OF the sams in three public places In said
town, and publishing the sams three weeks sue.
esssIvsly IN the UnIou 3 journal, . pewspsper
printed n BIddsford In lid County, the arst ofssd
prbestio and sach Of The other notices 10 Be %
lsast thirty days before the the OF said meeting
thst All pcrsons may then and there BE- present.
and thew cause, n any they have, Why the prHysr
q said petition sheaid not b granted
Lhssf, n. FAIRFIELD. CLERK
IS Cu.S 4 trss cs,y Of Petition end orr"
t~SS> .liissf, II. RAiHFIELD. clsrs'
3w?l .f
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scout Of Sorts"
Take DIR. so. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
DITTERS,-tho most medicinal In the market. Is.
abiished In 1893. -. Bml2
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r. "a. cos.iy com~""o..,. Of "a. County Of

To ns County cemmWnessr' Of hs Cossiy Of
Ysrk.
ID EsPECTFULLY represent the undersigned.
terborough In said County, that they desire the
location OF public way In said towns OF Limerick
Huntington and Wsterborough, ~ follows, Wis.,
and running In . southerly direction 20 Chad.
bOurnss Mills in said Wst<rborough distance OF
about seven miles. and following the road ~ nov
located, nearly one-halfoi the way. They further
nIencs and necessity that can boopsnsd and locs.
ted 1t small sxpenss 70 the county and that VII
greatly accommodate large section OF the eoun,
Emery's Corner 70 the Portland Rochester, q: H.
and making direct and easy route Tor the Cor.
ni,h. Lhpisgton, Limerick and Wstsfbosoagh trsv'
Whersfors they pray that said way nay DO thus
located. on such other action be taken on this pst
SoH - ny ]. x iASTY, Y.
s. and seventy Eht Others.
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sacO LOCALS.

EisesftessS.
Mr.. Stephen n. Newman has resigned his
position Is Principal Of the High School In
this city. Ills successor has not yet been ap.
pointed and. Il 10 Be- hoped. VIII uot Be, until
ono can 30 found qualified for the place. OF
all cheap articles, cheap teachers are tho dear
est in the end.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22

FESIAS conspiracies and troubles con-
tinuo without abatement in parts Of
Ireland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22

The RELIEF CoNMIrrEE.-0ur citizens
are responding generously to the call Of
the Virginia and Gold Hill Relief Com
mittee for clothing and coin, not only
by sending what they have to spare to
the Recorders Office in the Court House
at Virginia, but also by sending goods
to Wiegand's Assay office, next door to
the Gold Hill News. We noticed among
the articles there, several pairs of new
boots, contributed by our worthy towns
man in the boot liue-Mr. Donahoe-
also a pair Of newly mended boys boots,
given by Mr.. Stockle. Haight's sleigh
took q large bundle Of articles to Vir-
ginia, this morning, and still the goods
COME in. At the suggestion OF contrio-
utors, Mr.. Wiegand has retained q por-
ton Of the donations here, that any APP
plications for help from our own town
may be honored, which is generously
rop Parties who know Of destitu-
ton in any form which needs relief, and
especially of cases where the sufferers
are not ready to make known their ne
cessities or appeal for charity as beg
CARS, are requested to leave word with
Mr.. wiegand, il it is not convenient to
call at the rooms Of the Committee in
Virginia, but in the view Of the Com
mittee, the best service can be done
with the least toll to all, by direct as
sistance, without the Intervention OF
auy machinery. Notwithstanding a
Committee is useful for those who have
not time or means to aid the destitute.
Let all do what they can.
CAMP-MEErlxG HYMN To-NIGHr.-At
the benef, of Eagle Engine Company
No. 3, this evening, q grand camp.meet-
ing hymn will be chanted, in which
George Birdsall, Mike McClusky, and
about twenty other such apostles will
participate. Bill Gibson, choirisser.
LrsLE TESTERS READINGS. This
evening, At Silver City, Lisls Lester
gives readingsto n large and appreciatire
audience. Her readings at Dayton were
we'll attended and gave great satistac-
ton.
ASSESSMENT LEvIEp.-The Board Of
Trustees Of the Yellow Jacket Company
this morning levied an assessment OF
SIPS on each and every share Of the
capital stock, payable within thirty
days.
GRAND JuRY.-The Grand Jury will
NEE, at the District Court room in
Virginia at . o'clock P. NJ, next Satur-
day, the 25th inst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22

DROWNED. - Yesterday afternoon,
about half-past two o'clock, while a
number of men were engaged in un-
loading sacks Of grain from the steamer
San Joaquiu-lyiug at the wharf OF the
Pioneer Mills-one Of them, Alexander
Latta, missed his footing as he was 60
ing ashore, and fell from the plank into
the river, his head striking against one
Of the piles of the wharf during his de-
scent. Probably the blow rendered him
senseless, as he did not reappear upon
the surface. Deceased has been in this
city for many years, usually following
the occupation of q fisherman. He was
generally known by the cognomen OF
"Indian Aleck," because Of his being a
Cherokee Indian on his mothers side,
though his father was a Scotchman.
Both parents arc said to be now living
in the vicinity Of Portland, Oregon, and
deceased intended to make Thorn a visit
some time during the coming Spring
Soc. Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22

READ rsIs,-Frc.h Shell Oysters. Fresh
Clans, Game, Of all kinds and a ri"
LnneA, can be had ut OLIVER shLhs n'irr.
men, Stand, In Gibson & Cross Saloon COLO
Hui, at all hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22

CHASING A GRIzzLr.-The Calaveras
Chronicle of January IS, has tho fol-
lowing:
During the early portion of this week
a resident of Railroad Flat, named ].
Hicks, while hunting in the vicinity Of
Clark's ditch, "fushed" a grizzly bear.
knowing tho ferocious character Of the
animal, Hicks hesitated for some time
what to do, but finally made uphis mind
40 try him on" a. all events: Acting
in accordance with this decision, he
sent his compliments to Mr.. Grizzly in
the shape of an ounce of lead, using a
Springfield rifle as its messenger. Bruin
instead of resenting the injury he had
received, turned tail and ANONYMOUSLY
fed. Hicks followed him for several
miles without being able to get another
shot, and was finally obliged to give W.
the chase on account Of the depth OF
the snow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22

"MARx TWAIN" Senate Door-keeper
ad interim, and moro recently "Clerk of
the Senate Committee on Conchology,"
has a droll account in the New York
Tribune of tho facts concerning his resig-
nation of tho latter post. With crushing
official indignities in doors, and the bad
spell of weather e~xteriorally, Mark has
lit upon an Indictment season in Wash
ington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
cooperating the Town Of Gold Hill. Storey
county, State Of Nevada. I hereby submit for
publication the reports Of the Clerk and Treas.
urer, for tho Quarter ending December 81, 1857.
JOHN. HAYES,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill, Jan. IL, 1868.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22
To nil Whom IL May Con,

To all Whom IL May Concern.-o. 7. Bar
Der 4 Co, Gold Hin. have now on hand and for sale
A good assortment Of new and secondhand stoves
both cook and parlor. Tinwarc. wholesale and re-
tail, in quantities to suit. Also. mill hx'ures-sueh
as enameled kettles. wooden buckets: shoveis,
scoops. hand brooms and brushes DO an khaS d
,osn,rg-sueh AS cutting and Htting gas pipe. Wa
~ n,nes repaired. Tin. copper and sheet Iron ware
- % or,er. A good assortment OF wooden and
So,,ow w,re-such as pals. tubs, etc. Extra stove
n."r.-.u a, which will be sold cheap, for cash.
Ii.o .so pounds old lead for sale )yio-lm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22

yAypxRsILr's mania for expansion is
suggestive OF the American who, while
abroad, was told by an Englisman at a
private party that America was well
enough, "but your people," said he,
caro- not satisfied without constantly
expanding their territory" ooh, for
that matter" was the reply, "our peo-
pie have got their limits fixed already
and when the American Republic COW
ers all they will be satisfied" "What
are the limits?" quericd the English,
man. "From hill to Aurora Borealis,'
was the somewhat e~xtravagant reJoin-
lar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22

A HORRIBLE CRIME has been commit.
ted in Vienna. A woman assas'inated
her mother, an old lady of more than
seventy, after a violent struggle shat
lasted over a querter of an hour. When
tho remains Of the victim were examined
bv the authorities it was found that they
bore not less than thirteen mor'a,
wounds. The unnatural daughter had
pierced both her mothers eyes with a
pointed knife, and, in her fury, iacer'
atcd her cheeks with her teeth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22
Arrivals.

BY BONNER LAKE ROUTE:
W Wright Habershaw
IA Morton Mr. Davis
r Fielding s Habershaw
W Evans Miss LeCount
Five Cinnamon r G Head
ny OVERLAND ROUTE:
T Lewis A Barth
IA Hall DIV McCreary
LA Ross IA Schovillc
Departures.
NJ BONNER LAKE ROUTE:
F Grimagc Porter
NJ. Dobenspeck A Hall
NJ s Cow II Martin
JE Dixon il Guthrie
NJ Schweiss baiIou
TT CorilIe John Brosnan
A Develin SPark
Stcehle NJ Gregory
Adam Barth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22

THE Legislature of Kentucky having
passed a resolution ~instructing n
Guthrie either to proceed to the capita,
or resign, he chartered an extra car n
will undertake the journey, notwith-
standing his feeble condition. He is
said to be suffering from paralysis OF
both limbs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22

CHANGE OF CoLoR.-We are Informed
by the master painters of the U. r. H..
r. Co., tha, hereafter all passengercars,
both first and second class, will be
nainted a wine color on the outside,
with = finish similar to the paymaster's
car, lust completed. The adoption OF
this beautiful color when it becomes
universal on all the passenger cars OF
the Great National Highway, will be
tho successful accomplishment OF q de-
sign and finish not equaled by any
other railroad company in the United
States.-Omdhd Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22

DErIsIrE.-A gentleman from the
country, accompanied by his wife, put
mn at StanwyI Hall, Albany, a few
weeks since, and made the following
definite entry upon the register-"My-
self and wife,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-22

wa.hoe Exchange Billiard Saloon. 0ppo'
lite Enterprise Building. @ street, Virginia. si1
sn, table. with la,es, improved cushion and In
GOOD order. Fines, wines. liquors and cigars. a
comfortable place to stand read the AtlanIe an
Pacific papers. Call and see. la'SA'
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L
REPORT

or the Treasurer OF b Tswn Of
Gold Hill, for Quarter ending Dec.
81, 1867.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-24

THE NEGRo's FRIEND.-ThOse white men
who were. in slavery times, the most cruel
masters, or meanpst prosecutors OF the negro,
says the Augusta (Ga.) ConstitMtionaIast' are
now among the saints of tn. Negro Temple
The lamented Ashburn, is said to have been
shining example of this species OF reptile.
South Carolina has the honor of matching him
in q certain A. S. Wallace, whose yelping Un-
ionism was promptly rewarded BY collector.
ship OF Internal Revenue. He is now nainln
ated for Congress, rs the "negro's friend :
The Charleston Courier gives his record thus |:
.He swallowed the test oath without the
slightest sign of strangulation, although IT is
said he assisted in raising o campany for the
war. He Is most INSCRIPTIONS man, and WIZ
use any aud every means for his election. In
1858 he introduced into the Legislature OF
South Cawiina bill to sell the old free negroes
back into slavery One would suppose surn
political record as this would have damned nim
with them forever. When, however, the very
choicest Radical s one who was formerly .
negro trader, one is not astonished that Rad.
zeal Congressman Ito be perhaps) should % g.
lected, whose strongest recommendation y
that he set ON foot the most unjust ana odlous
measure ever attempted, to wit; 10 set g pee
ple into slavery acho ,cere born free, ana snelr M
freedom guaranteed to them BY the lava " tpe
State" So
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-24
latest News BY Telegraph.
Dates to October ~.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15th.-The Press says
the Democrats polled 10000 illegal votes. and
that Myers and all the candidates for city off.
ces will successfully contest the election.
CHICAGO, October l5.-The Chicago and
Rock Island Pacific Railroad is completed to
point sixty miles west of Desmoines, Iowa.
In Ohio. Ashley is pretty certainly defeated
for Congress. but the voteis close. N
In Indiana both partlee claim the State. The
official vote will probably be required to settle
the question.
A special to the Times says that Julian, Re.
publican, is probably defeated, and Orth possi-
bly,. 1t claims the election of Niblack, Kerr,
Holman and voorhees,. Democrats, as certain.
On the other hand, dispatches to the Tribune
and Republican claim the election of the Re-
publican State ticket by 800, and says that
Voorhees, election, if he be elected, which ia
doubtful. will be contested on the ground OF
fraud.
LONDON, Oct. IA Dispatches from Spain
state that the Bishops have pronounced against
the Provisional Junta..
News dispatches received from all parts OF
Europe, convey the pleasant intelligence that
Burlingames Embassy is fully appreciated, and
that its members will receive hearty and cor
dial welcome, not only Mt the different courts,
but from the nati0nalities.
Dispatches from Naples represent that the
volcanic movement of Mount Vesuvius has BE-
come more intense and violent, sending forth
copiOus streams Of lava.
PARIS, Oct. A.-Menebca, the Italian Prime
Minister, said he would be in this city ON o spe
cial mission in regard to Rome.