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justice IS immedirclJ melted cut to every
individual crime or misdemeanor. A for
bearing public waits for IN accumulation
of quilt Sometimes it occurs that d sim
gle off nsc is overlooked when an agrre-
gate of many goilty acts reveals an I'M
DERIVING motive and intent which demands
the enforcement Of the restraints of the
law In the case Of Mr.. johnson, Ills
first msdcmcanOrs were sufficient. per-
haps, in Themselves to warrant immediate
impeachment, but The House Of Rrprc-
scniaiivcs felt that an accumulation vas
necessary to induce the people 10 sympa4
thiza with the movement and indeed,
many OF the members felt that it was
better for the country 10 endure much in
the way Of his petty faults rather than TO
cause the excitement consequent upon his
tria'. The warnings of Investigations
and allasions TO his impeachment, how
ever. did not have the effect to restrain
his temper and arrogance an sclfwill,
and his official misconduct eliminated in
the ilagrant violation of the Constitution
and laws OF the United States. Then
forbearancc ceased to be virtue. Then
the House felt that they had no election.
The responsibility was upon them. There
had been an accumulation Of misdrmean-
ors and crimes which weighed too heavily
+, further posiponemcn'. The removal
OF MIR. Stanton was not the cause of his
impeachment, but only tho occasion. iha
elimination of a series Of causes, no one
Of which they were bound to ignore. -
Every act of mi,demcanor IN his whole
official career might properly be charged
against him and failure to substantiate
with proof would not necessarily imply a
f,lse position on the part of the House.
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HOUSE d LOT FOR SALE.

The -ur,, riLcr offer. Ia ,alc hi, Ilon.c and Lot
on W Eli ton STREET. For tcrn.> a,uk ~ N,
IS ipsciihcr. liENlA W. BNEWSlER.
| AiidicnGry, March -. 1865 b,.r
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GARDEN SEEDS.

TIE largest assortment in the County, for sale
by QtO II. \. SHELDON.
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There have been many h RI Ihincs
said of Andrew johnson, lut the harlrs,
is II J0H mat which we find in the last
number of the London Gjcrto'w. 1t i
related lhat the new English Ambas,a.
do Thmnon before ! is IL, ar ury for
the United States, having praised Mr..
Jnhn,ous iilmncs, toa Yankee, who evil
IDENTITY did not see II, lowered his tine.
and said, "Wcil, at any rate, You must
admit that he isa completely self made
man to which the Yankee replied with
great Solemnity, Il hope -, indeed, for it
would relieve the Almighty OF "u awful
responsibility '-Ctc,1j, YrIme.
The LynIon E0loo well says: "Don't
advertise. 1t cnllS the attention of the
public to ones wares, reduces his stock in
trade AMI puts hin to the trouble of buy
ing again. This is very annoying. 1t
makes rne prominent before the people,
sets people TO talking about and running
after him. AMI keeps him uncOmlouablY
busy"
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,TrTIiE DAILY UNION PRAYER

IL MEETING at the rooms uf the Young Mems
Christ an Association, over MctlorOtt Hall, has
h"rrIh" - Increasingly interesting 1t has been
Thought bost to oxtond the timc from half to al
"ul..u hour, commencing ut O'Clock each even.
ing. A If are invited. ,ppl1
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AFFAIRS IN THE SOUTH
FOREIGN NEWS by CABLE.

PARIS, Oct. G.-Latcr dates from Rio Janeiro
report that Lopez had arrived at San Fer
nando with 10, 900 men. The allies, with IS 900,
had occupied Pillar, the chief port OF Paraguay,
TO form base of operations against the Par
aguayan position at the mouth of Tebiguary.
1t Is said the Brazilian irOn-Clads have gone
to lombard the position on the Tebiguary.
MADRID, Oct 6.--Gen. Prim arrived here
Yesterday, and was received with enthusiasm.
COPENnAGES, Oct O.-Thc King delivered
aspecch yesterday at the opening session of
the Rigsdag, in which he said the negotiations
with the Prussisn Government in the matter
OF Schleswig llOlstcin had been thus far with
out result. TWAS the desire Of Denmark to
preserve peaceful relations with Prussia.
The ratification OF the sale of 81. Thomas
and other Islands in the West Indies to the
United States has been postponed by the
Rigsdag for one year.
MADRID, oct. U-ThC Provisional Junta has
requested Serrano to take charge OF Affairs
until the assembling OF the Cortcs, and he
has consented so to act with Prim and Oloy-
ago SIS his colleagues.
II Is daily becoming more evident that a
great majority Of the people are in favor OF a
republican form of government. Duke Vito.
ria and Count Cheste have declared that they
will support the Provisional Junta.
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Adjournment of tho Georgia Lexis-
Iaturc,

ATLANTA, Oct. 5.-Thc committee OF the
House to examine into the eligibility Of Beard,
Belcher, and Davis, reported that they, after
full Investigation, hud that Beard has more
than an eighth negro blood. The report was
adopted, whcleupon y resolution was offered
that Beard be decla.ol Ineligible to u scat
which WAS adopted. A resolution to adjourn
to meet Mt Milcdsevillc WAS defeated. After
passing the land and emigration company in
corporation bill, the General Assembly sL-
Journed sirs die.
The speaker said: ave met aI strHngcrr,
personally. Politically our feelings were en-
FILTERED by those who should have known
better. We separate to-day almost AS one poo
pie In sentiment and interest. Listen not
To- tho teachings Of tho political slaTderer.
Ihis Is our Government. Let US correct the
evils which exist By appealing to the intcl!I-
gence and wisdom Of the nation, and not to
the passions of the mob. Let our motto he
wisdom Justice, and moderation, and all will
be we'll"
The assembly Will rcasscublc in January.
They separate with fratcrnal feelings toward
each other.
Gcmcral Meade reviewed the garrison OF this
city to-day, combating Of eleven companies OF
Infantry, several OF cavalry, anI two Of artil.
lery.
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RICHMOND, Oct. C.-To.day, as party Of
negro pent,entIary convicts, hirci out to work
on the Ohio and Chesapeake railroad, were
going, GA the Central RAILROAD, to COviustOn,
they oNerpOwrrCl the guard four miles be-
You'd G"rd0UsyIlle, anl twcn,y-iour leaped or
while the train was going At full speed. Two
were INSTANTLY killed and three mortally
wounIcd Is the leap. The remainder escaped.
T.. Il. Grs'tan, OnicIal attorney, gave an
opinion tp.iay shat city small noteG, amount
ing 70 = quarter Of y million, caunot be psld
while the Alexandria constitution is in force,
as It 70. BIDS paying ANY debt incurred In sup
port u the war.
lohh quincy Adams arrived here to-day, on
10 WV " GcligLa.
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PnlLApELrnIA, Oct. G.-Thc intcrnNtiomaI
cricket match terminated to-day in favor Of
the English, who won the match with two
wlckcts to go down to spare. The total score
wAs-AmcricAn, first innings, IS; second 50;
English, FIRST, D.; second, %. The fine bowling
of Freeman, of England, and NcwhnIl, OF
America, WAS the principal fcatuIe OF the
match, Freeman taking four wickcts for four
successive balls on the second innings, and a
total Off out of the II wickcts which fell.
Freeman took II Of the Il wlciets which fell
on the English side
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Propeller Burned at SeA-rourireu
Lives Lost.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. O.-The Oswcgo pro-
pcllcr Perseverance,, Capt. John Fitzsibhons'
Of the Wclland railway, took FIRE fifteen miles
oil Putneyvlllc, at2 O'Clock this morning, and
burned to the waters edge. The fire wss first
discovered by the engineer and first mate, and
almost before they could realize the fact the
propeller was completely enveloped In nsmcs.
Two Of her boats were on fire before they
could be reached, but the third was launched
and put Off with two mates, two men and n boy.
There were 10 persons aboard, Ii Of whom,
including the captain, persisted in the flames
The propeller Entcrprizc, of the Same line,
was Ii miles astern Of the Perseverance,, and
she picked UP the boats crew aud arrived with
them at this port this afternoon. The Eater
prize remained near the burning steamer until
daylight, at which timo the wreck was still
Niloat. The captains SON. who was first mate,
IL among the saved.
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DIED.

LIE MERLE-On Sunday, the It'll instant, Az:
UrsrUs STUART, youngest son Of Augustus X. aud
Alctta LIE Merle, aged two months and fheon
days.
McLERAN AT Salt Springs. q brentwood county.
Kansas, on tho 9th OF September, GEuRuR MCLR-
RAS, aged siXty.six years.
CAMPBELL.-AtD Bristol, Rhode Island, October
u, FANNIE G. CANrpELL, daughter Of Albert II.
aud Mary =. Campbell, and granddaughter 81
Judge Mason Campbell, Of the Treasury Depart
ment, aged eight years and three months.
SLATER On tho 9Th instant, RopgRr DRLA.
PLANE, infant son Of Robert A. and Mary A. Sla-
ter, aged mouths and Is days.
Funeral from the house Of tho parents, No. 80
Rhudc Island avenue, between Fourteenth aud
Fifteenth streets, on Thursday, at 3 y. IN.
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NUEwIcm, Cr., Oct. G.-The twenty ninth
anniversary meeting Of the American Board
Of Commissioners oG Foreign Missions com.
mcncCi today. President Mark Hopkins
called the meeting to order and appointed
committees, The annual report cOntainJ six
obituary notices OF corporate members OF the
board who had died since last meeting.
II also contains detailed accounts of mis-
siORArIes sent out, and the financial history of
the year. The report Of the treasurer shows
the entire Income of the year, IN follows: Do
nations, kij3,2UO.T7; lcgscies, t73,JOs NJ other
sources, SsU7i.74 Total, $685., $3.50, being the
largest sum ever before reported to any annual
meeting Of the board. The expenditures were
tj3o,s,5.G5. The year opened with n balance
OF fI,I3gIi against the treasury, and closed
with balance OF 5000 in Ito favor.
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HcsistratIuuiu AiaInma.

Mu'GrugrHr, Ala, oct. U.-Thc Governor
has -,;GcI the registration bill. Both houses
have passed bills providing for An election.
any person to chrllrmge syotcr, punishable by
tine and imprisonment. The probate Judge Of
cHch county Is to designate any number OF
NOtiug places he pIcasC5. This IL done to have
al the voting done ut the COurt-EOuSCs. The
Dcmocrus deHouncc the registration and cleo
ton b!l.I a. nIuis. Il took five days last Feb
ITaIy - s.-; the VIE under General Mcale's
order.
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BPEhtNW's
General Van Alien, Of New York; ". G..
WIsC, I. : n W. Z. Moore, OF New York;
J. iEcEsn, savannah, Ca; l.. p. Graham, L.
:. A.! Be. Webster, boston, Mass, and 7. II.
Adams, l. :. a, are 1t the ScatOn House. I.
X. SorCrOEs, OF New York; X. G. Hahn, Of
Baltimore, and l.. Woodbury., OF New Hamp-
shire are at Bumkcr's Hotel. a. Williams, Of
Hartford, Conn; II. e. Smith, OF New York;
H. =. Lee, Of Ohio, and q. b. Holden, of Wis
cOusin, arc at the United States Hotel WIN.
Ii. Edwards, of Mainci Chas Toppan, Of Bos
ton, u. q. Wilsnn, Of Richmond; 4. l. Martin,
Of Lecshurg; u. V, BOurKcc, Of Mobile, and
Major Barney Green, Fcnisn Head Centre, Of
At the kirkwCnd House Yesterday. i. I.
Camp. of New York; II. i. dickson, Laucas-
ter Court.huusc; u. \. Harrison, Sparta, Ga,
and Hon. George J. Clark, Of Chicago, are
nImhcred among the arrivals ut Will4rl's
Eicl,il IT, Unyle. of Now Surk, II " Fsrlev
~ -, So,
o' Ne" oI'e"hs' hct"eh fo'dr oil IeAHsi iaui
Jones, OF Alabama; Col. W. W. Warden, of
OHIO; ". Il. Reed. Of 81. I.ouls. and Thom,s
, It.,,,,,r -, ,.L.,, >, ia ~,
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Interesting from south America
Tho Late Earthquake - Inunda-
tions-Thc Loss OF Life-wrcck of
Vessels,

Interesting from south America
Tho Late Earthquake - Inunda-
tions-Thc Loss of Life-wrcck of
Vessels.
New YORK, Oct. G.-The steamer Ocean
Queen brings t2O2, 900 from Aspinwall.
William Parker, superintendent Of the Pan
AM, railroad, was assissinated by J. L. Bald.
win, civil engineer In the employ OF the
company. Baldwin was suffering from mania
potu, and subsequently shot himself, and will
probably die.
Political affairs at Panama arc unsettled.
Reports of coming revolution are current.
Several arrests have been made.
The President had issued a proclamation,
stating that measures had been taken to pre-
serve the peace.
The Republic Of Colombia WAS quiet.
The report of the return of Mosquera pro.
duced some alarm, but no serious effects.
The dcposed President Falcor, of Venezuela,
reached Aspinwall On route for Europe.
News from the Southeast gives fearful &C.
counts Of the ravagcs of inundations and
earthquakes. Several vessels were damaged
at Coquimbo, including the American ship
Black Eagle.
AT Coldera the sea drove the Inhabitants to
The hills, wrecked sixteen or eighteen lighters,
and damaged several larger craft.
Twenty lighters were wrecked at Carrisal
BeJoa, besides the American brig Delhna, with
200 coo kilogrsmmcs of copper, and many yes
sells were damaged severely.
Tho residents of Valparaiso raised 5000
for the earthquake sufferers. The Gillian
Congrcss appropriated $4,000 for the same
purpose. The Government also sent large
supplies Of provisions, clothing and medicines
| to Peru.
Political afTAirs In Chill arc unsettled.
Mr.. Clarke, the United States Consul Al
Valparaiso, was unfavorably received by the
| PresiLenrs cN,ctiug minister during Kilpat-
| rlck's absence.
The Peruvian Government is doing every.
thing possible for the earthquake sufferers.
The victims in Peru will problbly reach two
| thousand.
A change has taken place in the sea coast OF
Peru, the depth OF the heAdlaud at SANTANA,
near africa, having decreased from four to six
| iathoms
The loss Of life in Ecuador is not lcas th'a
| 10 900.
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READING, Pa, Oct. Ga very large Demo.
cratic parade, mass meeting, and torch-!ight
procession came of here to-day and this even
Ing. The parade this morning contained dele.
cations from nearly every township In the
county. The meeting was addressed by Hon,
ID. Marley Boyer, Hon. l.. q. Perrin, of Ne
York; ]. IL. Reynolds, esq, OF Lancaster; Il,
7. MeFrick, esq of Washington, ID. e.; J. V.
Mays and Dr. Julius Horn, of Philadelphia,
and W. Roscnthal, OF the Reading Post. The
following letter was read from General Nc.
ClCllan:
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

METROPOLlTAN-PoT & SHELLEY.
EiehS DOylS y sNt9 cyIr W% Black
NJ Bannon, Baltimore; Edwin M Alffiend, va;
Joseph Thornton, Miss Thornton, Fairiax,vs;
Philadeiphia;G g Psrtei and wife, J Nj HUrts
and wife, Mcldyilo; II W Fairly, New Or.
leans; Frank y Turner, Richmond; Reuben
Hamilton and wife, Miss Hamilton, Miss
Byard, Alai J I Stnrke, T 7 Popham, Cul.
pepper, Va; VIM W Warden, Washington; W
j Reed, st Louis; owen Fuller, Terre Haute;
VIM Martin, Columbia, Pai Mrs Thornton, \
Thornton, Fairfax, Va; J Bobson, Boston.
KIRKwOOD HoUsE-KlSo.
George Ewbank Leefe, Va; William II Ed.
wards. Me; John q Hazlcton, New York;
John l. Berkeley, Va; J Sanderson, W u Bris.
ton, Baltimore; Charles Toppan,. Boston
William NJ Brisbon, Philadelphia; ID @ VII
son, Richmond Joseph q Taylor and wife,
Mulcathy, New York; + J Martin and wife,
Leesburgi benjamin ] Emerson, New YORK;
John n Ewing, y ! Thompson, l,ynShhu1rri
Jesse NJ Carpenter, Plttsburg; II NJ Coopcr,
y NJ Mccormick, II Blackwood, Glen viii
liams, Canada.
WlLLARDS'-SYKRs Il CHADWICK.
SsSp PeE2 sS8G@tS Eex yS %or H0
HSsss' ?TTa%lg? gSln1i FfsRhSSi
FsC Gs HG d %' s,s r"s n sRs wv VIZ VIZ
| liams, Chicago; Charles u Peabody, Boston;
James Mardough, Portsmouth, Va; II J HEX
son, Lancaster Courthouse, : CT j W Atwill,
| ChAs Durfce st Louis, q Lewis, Cleveland;
| X A Harrison, Spartcn, Ga; II l. CHAPMAN,
Jackson, ohio; II i Read, Lynchburg, Va; +
| L Forster, Md.
EBBlTT HOUSE-C. q. WILLARD.
| J Edwards, Pa; X Francis. III; W W q
| GOss, = &; Gen Van Allen, n VI T. Watdcr,
| Baltimore; L q Gunncll, city; W & Wise, U
| : n; & g Wilson, Pa, Jno Crane, n u J ID
Guthrie, L ) Al W q Moore, N II J W Thomp.
son, Cityj Y Fincgan, savannah, Ga; l. y
Graham, U ) Al u Webster, Geo Williams,
Boston, Mass I X Adams, U a.
SEATON HOUSE-J. II. SEMNEs.
| EG Emack, John + Dorset, Md; I q Chin,
| Rufus Taylor, Va; Win Glenn, W Frothing-
ham, Albany, n Y; q Alvord, dodge co, Wisi
James W Woodhctry, Massi ID Stern, Henry
Grenslcldcr, Baltimore; Alex II Banks, Law
renee, Kansas; Samn Smoot, city; Lewis
| GOctz, Chester, Pa.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
! a Williams, Hartford, Conn; q d StrOpe,
| Delaware, Pa; II q Smith, New York; 4 !
Sager, Allentown, Pa; - Bundy, Richmond,
| Va; l. Goodrich, New York; Il Fowler,
! Fricdland, n :; K = Lee, Ohio; q u Holden,
Wis; Mrs Peters, Mrs Bennett, Boston, Mass
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
| I X NOTcrOBs, J II Williams, " Il &
| Hahn, Baltimore; Master Goodwin, cityi q
Sanford, \ ]; L Might, Philadelphia Wood
bury, II.
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We thEc the following flull the New \ OK
l,,,,nr vi yestcr4qy. We commend this to the
cDustlcrate attention Of our EeighborB Of the
Ia'!ily 'Hr,r ami L. ,UDS, especially the vote IN
New HavCu:
Democrat, ..gAYa5tE.tlous have = way Of
coming Just before RcpubiictE Victories. New
York Democrats will read this morning, with
the reports OF their great meeting last night,
the returns showing their loss Of Connecticut.
That state has followed In the path Of Yer
mont and Maine. All the returns from the
town elections, held yesterday, Indicate Re.
publican gains, and bCtOkcu our sure triumph
there in November.
Last Spring stanford was Republican by
- now it gives US " majority Of %. Last
spI!as New London gave Democratic mrJ ur.
ity Of -; now II goes Republican by -. Last
brrIug Dahhury gave US 81 majority; now It
ElvSs Us 80. Lest spring Waterbury gave the
Ira pcrttI -; msjurl'y now 1t gives them
oAR ~. last sprius Mi'dI"ton gave the
NrIu rats Il, majority; now it elects part
ci the Republican ticket. last 'rrtny NcU
H-n '''ri,! N. h'nosraH, 'tIi, h,kd Jyg,"Hy
"a .c.or". NJ -g53, H,r a gus Dcm0,rdi,, b
na.s d. f,., 0u that on. Z, st.. y -.
irrras in Pcunsy lvauit. ONO, Iu1innA,
tunnrrtieu' POINTS the way TO victory bO
IS well, In proportion, enc week FROM to-day,
lm the Presidential cnmiNi:G Is already won
Tn- GAME THEY ARE PLAY.NG.-Thc Dem.
ocrnlc journals are, Just at present, play Ing a
most desperate game. The colul"ns Of their
y,uruals IN the North are nllui with what
they call negro Outragcs in the south" The
IhN'yru.r treated its readers to three
columns Of such stun yesterday morning.
when slftrt, and the truth is laid before the
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New YoHH, oct. ,, lSjS.



Ally DEAR SIN: I have received your very
kind letter Of yesterday, inviting me to visit
Reading on the 9TH instant. Engagement made
necessary by my long absence, prevent me
visiting Reading, MS you desire. / do not
think that you will be surprised to learn that
| stili adhere to q determination long since ar.
rived at, to take no further share Ia political
life. In declining an invitation to preside
over y Democratic convention in this city, on
Monday next, October IL, | have taken the
occasion to declare my continued and earnest
adherence to the Democratic cause. with my
best md most cordial wishes for the success
of our party in our state, am your sincere
friend, GEO. b. MCCLELLAS.
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EAtRS--YOuNG. On tho LIST Inst , at St Psul'z
English Lutheran church, by Roy. DR.. finekel,
JoHs W. NAlRS to FANNY, eldest daughter Of the
late Coleby Young, all OF this city.
FIsTER-ELMs. On the 9th Of October, by Rey.
Father JamsOn, Mr J. u. flsrgR to Miss LCCT J.
ELGs, at tho residence Of the bride father.
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-. Ga. tu.ug Tor promotion, - long $. our
arg, lS1!.
'lfmy course is not satisfactory, remove me at
'Lt". ! @u Iut wish iu any way To- impedr the
succes-u. vdr arms. '-Grrnt tOHrihrk Fbru1ry
3, lsG
'Thl..sa Republic, whore the will Of the people
IL tho ltw OF fhS land ''-GSns-Il Grrnrs i.ttsFt to
Pr'sr,' Mt JphHson, tugUst, ls67.
~ .U.uI have Ia policy u my own To Interfere
,Ea:h-i 10" wall u the people. ''-Grutts letter,
v r. =, ls.'.
'!l.u.lu l.L.riy, tie only true foundation % hu.
rla.l Iu."ruIurut. '-GrIHt = LITTER TO CHlEsnS II
"
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DO .I",, IT, The Democrats "i lhS s.yc
uHI dst,trt hrrc uuminl;,t III, Avery, Of
III uutrcr, fpI Congress
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zSJ', ENTERPRISE BUILDING AS

40 ISOLATION, This Association having
united with the ECONOMICAL BUILDING As.
ISOLATION, tho Stockholders are Informed that
meet for tho payment Of ducs,Sc will be held at
IN WEDNESDAY, the 7tb int. at clock, y, M
C"Iiiacaes Of stock IN the latter Association will
bn had at this meeting.
GEO. II. PLANT, President.
FRED. KooSEs, Scc'y. oct5.St
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Large RcpubIican Gains in Conucc.
upCIicui,

II '"rpEp, Oct. o.-Iteturu1 from about two
tHIl!a Of the STATE show largo Republican
gains on the popular vote. The Republicans
Io8t one town, but gained three, and two are
.IIyIrrI
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- - = - - : I------- : -
''"',' N."'! N"'''', '',' '''''-' NV
.....,r ~
that ,i,t. I,,pc,k.nr OF ,irpIra iir,tt Lc
tA.".
- 90 s.m''itlcs, iof i,s',1-', %Gn
H., ,..,, n w., seen Ii,urr' ram
s,.,mullad rs bad general, Al Incompetent
mn. re! a c.uhrnc trnuasr!. | have not
,h' "'"i o! ms &C., n, m"rT '''I
splr,ls, ., t.,rlI,,r Ana when iegr pi /,
Iu', up',A.-g eu uD.y quote Dir. LIucoIH,
ni' W., ,',,. "' "M m"ir s,"eIt.s "a l"' war
i4LCi The var. ni4 that i, E'n,,,h , o. ,',,,"c
hIm to any lDspce' and admiration.
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Champions of the Emitted States.

New YORK, oct G.-Thc return game of
hs-e ball at fremont resulted; Athletics, Of
Brooklyn, q; Unions, of MoIris!aHa,s. The
Atlsntics are once more the champions Of the
United states.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-07
M. OFFICE OF TME WAsHING-

sSt2 TON SKATING CLUB, No i2S Pennsyl.
yuulA Ryenuc, september ~, 1865. The ANNUAL
MEETING for thu election OF officers was adj unrnel
lther" being u, quorum presently until MONDAY
EVENING. October II, ISIS, at Board of Trade
ruuinS, at o'clock, ut which time and place u
SPECIAL MEETING will also be held for the pur.
pose II amending the Constitution.
All mombGTs ave particularly requested t. be
pre-, nj. n. A. MOORE,
CCtl.td Secretary.