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III. II. HsIurbOld,e
Drncct 5a4 way, New York. next to Metro
Doan Hotel Store open all hours and the OF
keepingopen M NYour
vhv IL IL thai H. T. ii, lmbold does the largest
prescription busi the city, Ii not the nted staeSr
Answer Because his busnes Is conducted on purely indie
pendent principles. -, ,,.,s..
s probability The MY store 10 the United States
where physicians and the ers are charged ake or All
they desire. -. ,to.,
~ the OF the medical faculty
NV c,s, sr "a moi n 10 taken av from mel have the
best of drg the best OF talent Ia 20 pay tne os
~ have the best store The best ortinei Always opc"
and ready 20 accommodate, and perfect W
az ni~sy W2s awak mi ali times conducting business
uay credit 10
perfectly responsible, and m7csomers una Nv
II; and while the spprobatlon Of all Il " ihuu ~
sreeab!e to Irfma iaco evidence, lii '' NV ~ W
a,n-o 4. rar, oman for mn c,es is for The public
hcm.,t ami s trnare of III respect fully solicited
Advertisement.
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NEW YORK.

Fair Of the Valley Point Agricultural So.
ciety.
CUBA Oct. 10, 1868.
The opening exhibition OF the Valley Point Agri-
cultural Society, Of Allegheny and Cattaraugus
counties, closed last evening. The fair was held on
Smiths driving park, In Cuba and the exhibition OF
stock and productions was never excelled In the
southern tier Of counties The exercises lasted three
days aud were attended by 5000 people. The open
ing address was delivered by Attorney General
Champlin. The races came or on Smiths mile track
and were finely contested.
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Bonds to the Belfast and Moosehead Lake
Railroad-Lcsal Decision.
BELFAST, Oct. 10, 1885,
In the equity case OF Ralph johnson and others
to restrain the Treasurer and the Mayor of this city
from issuing bonds for s5oooo in aid Of the Belfast
and Moosehead Lake Railroad. the Supreme Court
has passed an nterocutory decree, that II the city
issues bonds or negotiatcs more loans than are sum-
1nal argument at the December law term, an In
junction Is to issue. This decree does not legali1e
the Issue OF any bonds Or authorize any loan.
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Discussions Among the Observation-Disclosures
New Presidents Proclaimed-SaInave Gain
ing Ground.
HAVANA, Oct 10, 1868.
Advices from Hayti report that bitter discussions
have broken out among the revolutlonists. Generals
Dominguez, sagct and Rebecca have each been pro-
claimed President by their respective troops.
The towns OF Petit Goave, Desaline and Jaremie
are in possession OF General salnave, who Is daily
gaining ground.
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TELEGRAPHIC News
>~~o~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<>~-
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
The Spanish Colonial Franchise and
Slave System.
~>~~~oc~~~~~~1~~o~~~~o~
British Advice to Minister Bur-
lingame.
Tho Alo fNo7>oo nl0s~,,c Dlov4 oF
The Alabama Claims Plan of
Settlement.
ENGLAND.

The Alabama Claims Commission.
LONDON, Oct. TO- 1888.
It Is understood that the basis agreed to by Mr..
Johnson and Lord Stanley for the settlement Of the
Alabama question is that mixed commission shall
be formed, which will hold Its sessions in london
and pass upon all claims preferred by English and
American citizens,
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GREAT CoMMoTIoN-In the kitchen cabinet
at Washington. All the fats in the fire and all
the cooks are crying out, ''Down with Seymour
and Blair and up with Andy Johnson and
Bobby Walker!"
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-The steamship William Penn,
from New York, arrived In the Thames to-day.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 16.-The Cunard steamship
Cuba, from New YORK; arrived ut two p. Nj. to-day,
and sailed for Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. l6.-The Hamburg American
steamship Westphalia, from New York arrived or
the port about O'Clock this evening her way
RI M
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FRANCE.

TIE Legislature Summoned for Session.
:; PARIS, Oct. 10, 1853.
Tie Senate and Corps Legislatif are summoned to
meet ON the 18th OF November next.
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III. II. HelmkO!kss
,YATION.

u yreanan,v ~ - no narsons r,san sh-
,n ha n IL monwnsnt ~ Ia nerls ~ al vertising 10
ese same PERSONS VA here s,.e bai Ina ore confidence
tue articles, what nsp rcd me " 90
beea my naive ei,y
where had abored dsEusy for period of rhi reen
many ~ whom ren,e ,ib,r mo from NV sartln point.
are numher n, nu ~ ~. ,ortro Ills who
trust can yoch for tl coectne,s of any slater ient
mako
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comic opera be not so richly sensuous as
ITALIAN

Cold COMFORT FOR HoFFMAE-The move
ments among the democratic politicians In
Washington, Cincinnati and New York,
amounting to confession and proclamation
that Seymour and Blair are dead cocks in the
nit
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The Chinese Embassy Accepted-Advice to
Mr. BurIingnme.

The Chinese Embassy Accepted-Advice TO
Mr.. Buriingame.
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1868.
The London Times to-day, in an article on the Chi
nese mission. thinks that the fact that Mr.. Burin
game is not native of China will be no 0bsta-
Gle to his success at the courts, to which he
is accredited. They will forget 1t II he does.
II he abstains from interference with political
intrigues. in which China can certainly have no
healthy or natural interest," If he acts though there
could be no separate national interests in Europe
and America, as indeed there not far their
relations with China are concerned, and If he &C
cepts 1t as the primary function of his mission to
discover and explain what the best lines Of trade
both for China and the western countries he will
have accomplished much tor China and something
for the rest OF the world No State can have so per-
sonal an interest in success of this sort as Great
Britain, and none could be more willing to con-
tribute to 1t.
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SQUARING THE CIRoLE-It cant be DONE
The schoolmarms of the Manhattan oracle
have given it up, and instead OF squaring they
are, with Andy Johnson, swinging round the
circle" for new ticket.
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Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder.

HIPS improved Instantaneous Hair Byes
50c black, best, cheapest In 21 Bro tay
Sold by all druggist.
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Education In Spain.


The concluding lines Of our cable telegram from
Madrid, under date OF yesterday which states that
the free schools In Spain have been reopened," are
vague, inasmuch as they do not inform US, nor have
we been told, when and by what authority these
establishments were closed; whether by act OF the
government OF the ex-Queen or temporarily during
the progress of the revolution. With respect to
the state Of education In Spain we know that
the once OF Public Instruction at Madrid, just
before the fall Of Isabella's throne, published
some interesting oficial returns relating to the
Libraries and schools In the kingdom. According
to these documents the national libraries In Spain
contained l. Ice, sos volumes, thus dlvided:-Lbrary
OF Madrid, 100000; Central University 800, ooo Bar
celona, 10000; Salamanca, $1,000; Palma and Ma
jorca, $4,000; Mahon, 1900. The archives at
Slmancas consisted Of 7o,27s packages OF manu-
scripts, OF various sizes, and those at Alcala de
Henares OF $500, There were at that period 10
universities in Spain for general instruction, IL for
the nne arts. for music, for manufactures, for
diplomacy for commerce, IL for navigation, $1,000
infant or free schools and II institutions for training
teachers. The amount given by government Tor
public instruction for the year ls5s-ee was 600
reals, to which the communes throughout the king.
dom added 10000, 900 reals.
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100000 hooks Wnnted.--Boolts bought.
Cheapest look store Ia the world. Catalogues FREQ
LEGGAf BR0IHEkS, I13 Nassau street,
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FROM OBSERVATORY or THE UNITED STATES
PROPERTIES odor strong dnusive and soms-
wha. aromatic their bttcrsh, analogous to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES. -Bucha is gently
s,imuant with peculiar tendency Urinary Organs
producing dIurss and medicines exciting
diaphoress
given complaints OF the Urinary Organs, such
Gravel Chronic ca,arh Of the Bladder Morbid Irritation of
the Bladder Ureha, the PROSTATE
ncontincnce OF Urine, loss the parts
concerned its evacuation. The remedy also been
recommended Dyspepsia Chronic Rheumatism cuianeous
Affections and Dropsy.
see Professor valuable work the Practice Of
PhysIc.
SEQ remarks made by the late Or. Pbysc Phia
delpha.
Sec remarks made by Dr. Ephraim Mcdowell celebrs t
physician and member Of the Royal College Of SURG, ems.
Ireland and published in the transactions Of the Kin aud
Queens Journal
see .chirurscal Review pursshed by Be niamn
rravers, Fellow Of Royal College Of Surgeons.
See most Of tho late standard works Of medicine
Millions Of bottle. of the remedy have cold Those
90 know q my rsmeay s9mPsrs s ws G above can
will ind II good investment.
FROM THE LARGEST MANuFAcTUR'ssa CHEMISTS
IN THE WORLD
am acquainted with Mr.. u. T. Hcrpold. He occupied
tho drug store opposite my sdence s<d was successful
conducting the business where Mad not bees equally
him have becy fsvorably impressed With his char.
sclcr aud enterprise
wrLLiAN wErGErMAY.
Firm u Powerss weigs,msn,
Manu-, sctiring Che1.is.s Ninth snd prcrnins ss''
| Philadelphia.
proprietor has induced q insert ee apDvc s
IN FIAT there IL prejudice esstng IN Wy mnls ~ S
against using msdiclsef bs tnst caq fos Sssv
Vat knew = a better remedy fot Aosa aBeyhons ~.
snscien, agIcr IS Years e<sepce 70 adept the
best. 80.
Ism 70 "e s"'oe'' '-'' wv ii. 4. HRLMBoLp.
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Willie Waiting for a Cough 10 SEQ ns 10
came" you often sowing lhs sesis OF Consumption.
Better al once try JArNE's ExPECTORANT sure cure
for all Coughs aud Colds. sold everywhere.
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We Believe IL to be Absolutely Necessary
that should present appearance In socc ts
will be pleasing those among whom he minges And
know OF nothing that will tend more TO such result than
fashionable Hat from the establishment Of KNOX PA
Rroa
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Tho Bank Return.

PARIS, Oct. 10, 1868.
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France made public to-day shows that the amount
OF bullion in vault has decreased $4,000 900 francs
since last week.
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AUaUs'r II, less.


wholesale pric IS at KRUTINA's mandatory an
rooms 70 and ~ East Houston street, between Bowa aud
Second avenue. All goods warranted.
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Nominees. Economy ard Despatch Combined
OF orders. Metropolitan job printing Es'ao-
shment, "a Nassau street.
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IT. II. HsIurbOld.N

AF0r First CT ass Printing of Every DcscHjp.
ton to the Metro oollan Job Printing Estabshsent<I
Nyesau
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III. II. HelmbOld Induced 10 Nd vertiSo
his remedies his confidence in their Il y y he
induced to i0low MS without this imlort W y s
they have ample opportunity OF estnsthe inea ss
the community
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A.-atorm, The Uaffer.-IIis Only Establish.
al W Fulton street. whore he will be pleased 70 SEQ
his friends and customers.
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Wigs, Toupees and Ornamental Hair.-Isest.
quality Hair Dye aad Hair Dyeng all colors, at BAiCIE
LOR'S Is Bond street.
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Many. Many Years.--1Ers. yyinsi,

Many. Many Years.--1Ers. Wins!owss a 0OtIi.
ING SYRUP children t,ehng has stood the test or many
years, known fail. Il Is perfectly rc.ab and
harmless regulates the and bowels cet wind
collie gripping in the bowels, sostsns The guns ees
Inflammation and aays ali pain Perlecty SAFE N a>ases,
as millions OF mothers testify.
40 "MIs WiNsLow's SOOTHING sYRuP"
Having the fac-simile "Curs Pcrkns' the outside
wrappcr, All others base limitations.
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IL. T. Hclnibold,
SEE MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF BucnU.

Manufacturer of HELMBOLD'S FLUID ExrRACT BGCNU
submits the following from Dspensalory VI the United States
published by Wood Bache:-
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Club Outnts.-Torches, Flags, Capcs, Caps,
Badrss Medals &C., can be had Mt HlTCHCOCk'S Cam.
paisn headquarters, " Spring street, under st. Nicholas
lptci.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

Z
Maggie Mitchell, Fanchoned in Syracuse last
night.
Iingard sings at the Brooklyn Academy on Mon
day.
Little Lolita IL great success in tho quaker
City.
"sam', Chanfraus for the last time in Philadelphia
to.nghr.
"Oursr Is to be brought out In style @ OF the
Buffalo Academy Of Music,
Raleigh, N, c., reoices in the possession OF ''the
best circus tD In the world"
Anew orleans minstrel company are performing
to slim audiences In Toronto.
"Robinson Crusoen will be the Christmas panto.
mine ct the Covent Garden, London.
Harry sanderson and troupe are successfully con-
certifying through Central New York.
The Columbus Opera House Ia at present In full
blast with standard comedies and farces.
The Richings English opera troupe have revolu.
tIonlzed Richmond with their warblings.
'Camia's Husband,r by Mr.. J. Watts Phillips,
had successful run Of one night in Buffalo.
Troy is in blaze OF theatrical spendor with
'Under the Gasightr and wandering circus CON-
Zoe, "the Cuban sylph, danscuse and actress
does the ferocious Female BrIgand In New Haven
Josie Orton and vinlng Bowers are rencarsng
for '.Love and Money" ut the Varieties New Or
The Hanlons and Pau successfully performed
their break-neck acts In Syracuse Thursday last.
"Undine," with the sprlghtly DIAM as the princi-
pal danseuse, Is at present the attraction at Harris
burg.
Miss Minnie Hauck sings at the Covent Garden
theatre, London, from the Goth inst to the 30th OF
November.
Mr.. c. W. Uouldock and Miss r.. Couidock are
doing the Legitimate drama" at De Bars opera
House, st. Louis.
Miss Jean Hosmer az the Poor Girl In the
uNlarchoness Secret Is nightly drawing crowded
houses at the Rochester theatre.
.iorg STRIKE" as done at Wood's Museum, Chi
cAgo IL receiving some very heavy blows rom tue
/. "LaKc CITY" critics.
| vio.et Campbell and Mr. BOWL Ryan are tickling
the gcet people OF Montreal with q series OF l2uVha
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n. II. T.-ThrOat DIseases.>"W0 W. uId
call attention 10 BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs. We
have found them scacious 10 slaying rrstion IN the
throat and bronchial and would them to the aen
ton OF public speakers and others troubled wn OF
the throat They excellent remedy Tor horass
ness resulting from Boston
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since II. T. HcInbold has Embarked In tho
business OF manufacturing Fluid Extracts there has been
wards Of fifty competitors In tho held Of whom were
men OF MEANS and have followed him IN bis adyertising
dies Mexico, with what result would respectfully refer
OF John y. Henry Co., successors to Demss
Barnes Co.. the most extensive dealers In medicines Ia the
States and dealers and druggists everywhere
and IN the business world wide sd
vertiag house of s. NJ Pettengll Co.. No. % Park
also j. yennot Co.. No. 13 Nassau street. advertising
agents for South America, the West Indies
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Eicrtricify-In all its Various Forms for the
or acute and chronic diseases applied by Dr. CHAM
BERLIN, No. West Fourteenth strcct.
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Buying Clothing Made Easy.
AtBROkAW BROTHERS., opposite Cooper Institute The
one price and lowest In the city.
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The Famous Corner-09 Nassau Street,
corner Fulton. The Metro potan job Printing
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David,s Fall style Of Cents' Hats,
29sk Broadway, Duane street,
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ErrinG but Nobis.-Sclf Help for Young Men,
who, having erred dese better manhood Sent 10 sealed
letter envelopes free OF charge benefited, return the
postage Address Phianthros, Dor r, Philadelphia, Pa
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Rest In tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable inssants
neous. FACTORY III Bond street.
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Colonial Representation In C0rtes-The SIa-
very Qucsti0n-WOrk and Education.
MADRID, Oct. 10, 1858.
A decree ordering elections for the Cortes In the
different Spanish colonies Will soon be issued. The
slaves will not be permitted to vote. The Colonial
Deputies will be allowed to propose plan for the
abolition Of slavery.
The estimates OF the Bureau OF Public Works are
only half Of those Of last year.
The free schools In Spain have been reopened.
Emancipation ind Representation.
MADRID, Oct. 16 1858.
The Central Junta have issued q decree declaring
that all children born Of slaves after the 10th inst.
shall be Free
In the apportionment OF deputies for the Constiu-
ent Cortes the Spanish colonies entitled to send
four representatives.
Naval Appointmcnts-Food Moro Plentiful.
MADRID, Oct 10. $685.
Admiral Mendez Nuhez has been appointed by the
provisional government Captain General Of the
Fleet. His former flag officer, Captain Labo. has
been appointed to the command Of the Spanish
squadron In the Pacific,
The scarcity and consequent high prices Of food
and wine are abating.
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TT TNSThNTLY.
Cockoaches 1eas bugs and kind q inss i've n
most troublesome during the fall months. Trey lro
killed this remarkable powder u nn Pni.on
GUS single 70 cent TASK IA.
often
~ KILLED A PECK OF COCKROACHES.t
Use now from depositng their gss, and
thus prevents crop he get yt MS II
Is destroying powder Feware
or limitations. the of T. LYON on Tia nask
Sold by al druggists.
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Commercial Compliment to Minister johnson.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10 1858.
The American Chamber OF Commerce OF this city
will offer Mr. Reverdy Johnson an address on the
22d instant.
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beautiful hair CHEyALIEWs Trea,lse On the Haifs free
TO ALL given away AZ the drug stores and y my ohcc sent
BY mall free. Teaches TO cultivate aud have buaas hae
tsnd restore gray hair "a its original colsy,
SARAH a. CIIEvALIER M. u, ~ ~ broadway " y.
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SPAIN.

French Report OF Prim's Observation-Disclosures
Recognition.
PARIS Oct. 10, 1863
The Etenddrd asserts that General Prlm is in
trigung to gain the supreme power, but that Espar-
tero, who is daily expected in Madrid disapproves
OF the influence Of General Prim in the government
and will do his utmost to thwart his designs.
The Gauyofs predicts that the European Powers
Will soon recognize the Provisional Junta as the de
JdctO government OF Spain.
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Observation-Disclosures & sons have removed
to No. East Fourteenth street. New York betwecn Broad
Fifth We open Warerooms with u
full entirely OF Grand, Square, and Upi hit
Panoores made from the scales those exhibited
us AT the Paris Universal Exposition when awarded
the highest all compeion Pianos to rent
sale, of second hand Pianos OF various
makara; all La thorough repair and good order
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PAMPHLETS, Law Reports, aSc., Executed
with neaness quckness and espach Twenty-Five PER cent
any other printing establishment IN the city
~ the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING LSTABLisH-
MENT, ~ Nassau street.
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Royal Havana LOtfcry.-Prizes Paid In Gold
Information furnished The highest paid for Doubloons
aud all kinds of Gold and Silver.
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Ruper,i,s Aromatic Polish. for Oiled or Pol.



ished furniture, gilt frames marble and imitation woods
Fragrant brilliant For sale by druesss grncers and
furniture 80 per bottle. Wholesale depot
294 Pearl street, New York.
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VIRGINIA..

Tho Commercial Convention NJ NorfoIk-~
Torchlight Processlon-City HiuInlnated.
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FROM OBSERVATORY or THE UNITED STATES.
PROPERTIES -The odor 10 strong dinusive and somo-
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Resolutions of the Georgia Democratic Elk.
ecUtive Committee ON Negro Suffrage.
ATLANTA Oct. 10 1868
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tion, and which was announced to the people
of the State and the country, is now reaffirmed
We beg you to remember that the Democratic
party OF tho State was not organized for the
purpose merely OF supporting the nominees Of
the party, but for higher purposes and more
enduring ends. 1t is possible that our present
leaders may be defeated, but our principles
will survive. The liberty OF the individual, the
being and welfare Of States, the Constitution
of the United States and Federal Union under
it. are objects worthy of patience and enduring
efforts. In the success we hope for, our organ
ization will be most useful; and, in case Of de-
feat it will become essential. We, therefore,
desire to impress upon you the necessity Of
preserving intact, and in full energy, the ad-
mirable organizations of the Democratic party
of South Carolina.
WADE HAMPTON,
Chairman Executive Committee.
J.D. POPE.
J. p. THOMAS.
E. W. McMASrER.
W. NJ. SHANNON.
S. MCGOWAN.
JAMES CHESNUT,
Chairman Auxiliary Committee.
T. S. FARROW.
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Weather Reports.

ROCHESTER,, October 17.-Two and haIl
inches OF snow.
New YORK, October 17.-From one to fo'',
inches of snow at and West of Binghampton,
Concord and Worcester. Other Eastern cities
report binding snow from the northwest.
PHnADMPs1l, October livery cold. First
snow of the season falling.
FORTRESS MONROE, October 18.-A north
wester prevails here. There wac slight frost
this morning.
SAVANNAH, October 1S.-A heavy gale blew
from the northeast last night, but the weather
has now moderated.