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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03
Personal AND POLITICAL.

Abiiah Gilbert has been elected a. Sena-
tor from Florida, for six years from the lrh
Of March next.
Ii is stated that onc oi the signer- Of the
call for the Democratic Soldiers Convection
next week. is actually an army officer. Il
Lieutenant in Maine Battery during the
war
1t l. stated by the friends of President
Johnson that he intends in the early part of
July to issue an amnesty proclamation, coy-
erins those c'iser excepted by tie last one
Hon. Eben F. Pillsbury. the candidate of
the Democracy for the last two yers, has
been aeain nominated s- "a candidate for toy
erae- of Nain-.
The Clicaso inns rejoises in a rumor that
d. W. Voorhee, viii consent to run for Con
sres- in the seventh lndiana District.
The Committee Of Arrangements for the
Democratic National Convention will only
meet Two day, before the assembling Of The
Convention.
The recovery of Senator Grimes, it is said,
is now impossible. His memory is rapidly
failing.
Henry /. Lamb, formerly Editor Of the
Tlnes Of this city, and ately of Utica, NY.
is now editor and proprietor Of the Chatauqua
Weekly Benooro'. published at jamestown,
Ny.
Among the Conservative soldiers in Ohio
named as delegates TO the Tammany side
show. Is Gen L. c. Hunt Of Toledo, l-bo fas
tesu deaa sir months. ''-Ciirggo Post.
And the rest Of the delegates are like the
l.ishman'. turtle-"Dld, but not sensible NV
it,
Maj. 4. X. Pangborn, at a ward meeting
in New York city the other day, made a
speech in which he alluded 10 his native State
Of Vermont, where people sometimes thanked
God they were not born in New jersey, but
he thought they might also thank God they
were not born in city which sent to Con-
gress John Morrissey and Fernando Wood.
The nomination of Mr.. $. :. Cox as Minis
ter to Austria was rejected by the Senate
Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

-, SERrENT N LAKE. MAGoG-A CORES
pondent Of the Newport Express claims to
have seen serpent on Monday, as follows
'' To-day, myself toge her with some eight or
ten other persons distinctly saw what bore a fac
simHe Of a huge black serpent, not more than
twenty-five rods distant from Us. He made his
appearance at three different times, and within
distance OF twenty rods from where we first
saw him. | am aware that snake stories art
very prevalent now-a-iay-, many Of which are
purely fictitious. but the actual sight of this
munster can Ln Lnlchel E.r hE II. :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
ARREST or BALTIMORE DENNIS.

DR.. C.. Cramer, alias Baltimore Dennis"
residing at No 227 Henrys was arrested on Wednesday
evening, at about 5:3O on the coruer OF Clinton and
Henry.sts by Detective Maserton, Chief Of the Erie
Railroad Detective Police, on warrant Issued by the
authorities OF Binghamton, charge OF being con
cerned IN the robbery the Royal Life Insurance
Company Of $22l 600, and also Win the LORD bond
robbery The prisoner was given in charge OF Officers
Ward siafiocnSc but the sergeant fearing attempt
by the prisoners friends he was taken to Police
Headquarer On his way there he attempted to escape
Ivy humping from the sidewalk into tlOrencts
saloon but he was captured as ne was P ns7,.yS
MastertOu discovered that attempt would be made 70
purpose wT- Of hbeas corpus had been issued by Judges
Cardozo and McCunn. and that parties had been Stationed
AZ the TwentyslNthst Fort y-~er"lHt, ana
Railroad depOts and at Chambrrs-st. 10 serve them
upon him. aud he determined u make HANK movement
RE therefore. about o'clock ~ me morning. TOOK nun III
close carriage to Harlem, and locked him IN the Poice
Station there. and at ls M r pu MN on O0aid tIalh
for White Plains, at which place he WAS placed on board
sisted violently. and it took hyo officers 10 con
vey him from Police Headquarters To the carriage
e shouted FOR assistance all along the road ana dtccu
that he had been arrested 40 the instgion 81 5hpeh
endeut Kennedy for his part In the late election IA the
city at viii be- remembered that Creaner had some p
"rcpeaers" registered fIOm his address,, and called
upon every Irishmon he saw 10 come to s rescue On
sympathy of the passengers 10y stating IN iona terms te
lote citv elections on searching him, the Seventh
Ward StatiOnil0u two $1,000 Ills tN"S. fLAt4 anu
RI lD dated March TO- lsG2, which supposed 10 be
found Yesterlay morning when asked II he owned the
bills. he denied that they had been IA
hrs possesiOn. The warrant specifies that
on the OF August last he rendered for payment 10 r
Pratt Cashier OF tie First National Bank OF B.ugainon,
a coupon belonging 10 ouof r stolen bonds Inc prls-
oner while on his way Ia Nhte PlilhS' leqhesttd OUT
reporter 10 publish the following statement Ihat ne
arrested at 81 D. NJ on "Wednesday on an llesA Wal"
raut issued the oath Of Hugh Aasrron ana taken 70
the Ninth Ward StatiOOuse. aud then 10 Police Head
quarters, from thence, NJ 2uc"cN III thc morning, w
close carriage, conveyed TO Uire WEere later ia Una
day. he put board the train; That his friends were
- oil. aI Ia
taken of without "A change ~ clothing; mat the
charges In the warrant entirely false. aud that the
warrant WAS Obtaued by false pretcusc, And that all
E persecution was In consequence ~ his part In the
Election and that he asked the public o reserve tcir
verdict until the facts OF the arc detailed IN
evidence The prisoner eudcavored 10 get conductor VII
son 10 telegraph OF the parties holding the wrt
and ne evidently expected tO Dee brought back 10 the city
by legal process unll he put board the Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
rHE sr. ANDREw,s sOcIETY.

The quarterly meeting OF the 81. Andrews
Society Of the state Of EewYork held last evening
at Delmouico's corner OF Fourteenthst. and Ffage,
VIM Patton, esq presiding Before proceeding 10 the
election Of ocsIs the following resolution was onered
aud adopted:
s0d That - Andrews Society Of The state Of FsN Iori ~
regular mseBg ssss edr the respeeo snd ssIsasa
Turef Jssss Morrison, IT, deep ana ssf
fi VHpsthy With hin suHshe from ne dboeAl
outrage utfed ~ unknown Funan ~ raAr 90
81 Nov 1905 bs Tearn from social and bls
meeting ~ lls % u tbs society
The election OF officers for the ensuing year was next
proceeded with. The fOll0winR gentlemen were unanl-
rhOusy elected President, JOhD Taylor JOhnson first
Wee President William Patton Second NiccPresldent,
James HOeri Nanagers. James Brand, John R0berton,
A. NJ. stewart, Bryce Gray. Walter Watson.
Alexander Taylor; Treasurer, James NJ. MOgrisOn
Secretary Alexander Rhind; Assistant Secretary j. Dun
Wallace; chapAins, the Rev. DR. Mcleod and the Rev.
j. X Campbell: Physician DR. Robert X. COiyie. The
annual dinner Of the Society win be gwen on the 30th q
t0vomDeE. LAs anniversary " ~. Andrews day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
RESOLUTION TO UNsEAT THE PRESIDING OFF,
GER OF TIE TENNESSEE SENATE.

RESOLUTION TO UNSEAT THE PRESIDING OtFI
GER OF TIE TENNESSEE SENATE.
NASHVILLE. Nov Ex-senator Cole Of Hamilton IN
troduced preamble and resolution in the Leglsla-
ture to-day, in effect that ID. w. c. Senter the
Speaker of the Senate, was member of the Confed-
crate Legislature of Tennessee under Isham G. Har-
rs that he has favored many acts oppressive of Union
people and has been clearly guilty of conspiracy and
treason against the Government, that he was mani
testify ineligible to office under the third section OF
the XIVth Article Of amendments to the Constltu-
ton; and that hence all acts which he has signed as
Speaker of the Senate are illegal and therefore the
Speakers chair should be declared vacant, and the
Senate should at once elect a presiding officer
This document created deal of excitement in the
Legislature as it was entirely unexpected 1t lies
over for action tomorrow, when stormy time IS
anticipated.
TIE FLORIDA EXECUTIVE COMPLICATIONS.
TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE-SALE OF RAILROADS.
NASHVILLE, Nov. ia bill passed the Senate
the first reading to-day providing for the sale OF the
Nashville ana Northwestern, Edgeheld and Kentucky
Memphis Clarksvile and Louisville and Manchester and
McMnnvlle Railroads The bill empowers the Controller
Of the Treasury and the Secretary Of State, as Commits
sioners sell said roads If sale is not made they are
authorized to lease the roads.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 12.-The criminal case
against Lieut. Gov Gleason and Secretary Olden comes
tomorrow. The opinion Of the Supreme Bench In re-
lation impeachment Gov. Reed is not to be
dered before the 18th inst
THE SUSPECTED ARMS IN MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 12.-The arms that were con-
signed to L. Helman bought by Cheeseman Brothers
OF New.York speculation and sent here to be sold
Holman refused to have anything to do with them and
they were stored subject 70 the order OF the shppers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
MARRIED.

COSDCT-NEILLBT-On Tuesday Nov TO- the Church of the
~ tue Rev George T. PeBtss d. D. Frederick X Coo
Diet Of Ne~ark j. to Nary, daughter OF john H. Neie'
OF his city.
GOODWN-ADENDEOTA Potchester, n T., on Ihar,sy No,
the brides father by the Rev ong-ore
D. D. Eoea W. Goodwin NJ Adelaide Abenroth eldest dAagns
ofAuyustus Abeuiroth. esq.
NATURALIZATION Wednesday. Nov II. al 81 PsnPs "
Clurch the Rev Bishop James, koorn Hay ward ~ bmS
line, daughter Of James X. Place.
BROOKLYN Tursay Nov H. bT the Rev
ssup Of BrOOn sarah h. daughter o.
william a. Russell OF Key West. Fla. No cards
KENNEDY-EENNRDY-On Wenesav Nov. II. by the Rev B.
Brown John W. Kennedy u ,liss Margaret Kcuneiy
PURDY-POWLBS-On WdHeag Oct D. the residence OF ss
brides paeuts by tie Rev Isaac Hartley Gabriel fuIy u
White Plains q Eaphetlia Powles II this city.
SLAUGHT-BOTSFORDi Kegpo ~ J.. Tuesday, Oct H. a.
Mays Church. by the Rev Tefir Hodgon Mr. H. Saggnt o
WstAu " aud Louise daughter Of the ate BIZ Bosod o.
Report.
YOUNG-COMFORT-At Leed. n Y. Thursday. Tia
2l last ". Young Of New YORK to Miss Josephine Comfort
Of The forle place. No cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
covcprss INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.

The Sub Committee of the JOINT Congress
Committee met yesterday ut their rooms on BIoad"ay
when testimony was given before them to the eiect that
co geo tn one ID G. Birdsal black mail" In aproceed
Ing conmruced BY A. Bclknap. Special agent OF the
Treasury Department for whom Judge Fullerton was
couusrI and that the arrangement for the payment
OF the money made Judge Fullerton being present.
M Eird.als Office aud that lately the parties cOhcereu
have repaid 10 the Collector SOO Tor the money 20
extoried When "A report Of the testimony now oelnR
taken Ia puhliEhcd the public viii learn Tor the hfst h.
upou what principle Inspectors of Revenue ~ tua vi
81 a day were enabled to fee lawyers 70 conu9ot tr
business; the exact terms upon when seizures vi la
ieutIy manufactured whisky aud tobacco were oonpto
mlHd, and by whom they were arranged; III VIM way
"lIoHed 10 escape the day Of his arrest for
ofIenses committed while IN office aud WY ia great
degree ONLY petty Illicit dseres we're seized ana CON
G,rted and the moneyod concerns permitted 10 carry on
their business uniterrupedly ana 10 cart iher wuSA1
to any mart Of the city almost unm0thtedi ana now
nurh money eXtOrtod from Offenders against Tue rsNe'
nue laws has been returned since tue piesenl %
lions were Instituted that the silence OF the parties pun
dered in the heyday OF fraud may no" be purchaser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
MrrRDER TRIAL IN HUDSON CITY. N. ].

James Riley was arraigned on charge OF
murder yesterday the Hudson County o. j. Court OF
oyer and Ternlner he having as alleged caused the
death OF his wife 10y throwing her of bridge over the
Tsckensack River INTO the water Drs OCaLaban ana
MuIcahy made "A pOstmortem examination OF tne @o
man aud found external marks OF Violence Drown
ing they believed the cause OF death JOhh
McCuigan OF No. iS MOntgoniery-stD jersey w,
swore that FOR the month previous 10 rev Gays
before her death, Mrs Riley had been In his eln,
nloy and he found her faithful servant "hch
ne left his service her husband called 10 see
her and she went Of with him. John W. Post OF no ~.
Tssexst Jersey City, deposed that In April, 1863 the
nrsoner lived near hi. place OF residence on uJ ~
the June following Riley threw his wife Into the Canal
sdioIDiug and two men who went TO her rescue were
abused by Inn for having done 80; the wafer was ohy
two feet deep where she was thrown ibto tne CANA
Alexander Mccoy, an ex-polce omcer uePOseu at ~
the 2Oth OF June, 1885, he arrested hley ior naEns
thrown his wife into the Norris Canal enc then eielfu
a comnJaint against HIM TO that effect Margaret hely
Of NO 1877 Grandst jersey City, deO9ed that I'VE week.
before death Mrr. Riley lodged WIN wl.nes5 tn1
prisoner called 10 his wife and both g0t druk
On lie occasion; saw Mr. and Mrs. Riley walking 10
gether the day VI her death The Court theh aoou0
until "A NOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
MONSTER GUNS AT FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. lO.-Ihe United
States steamer Rueker, Capt Bell arrived here yes
terday from Baltimore having board the ponderous
twelve inch rifle ROlman gun for this fort. II cast
two months ago he the Fort Pitt Works wegs
53225 pounds, and 10 tho second one OF the ku or
manufactured in this country. Tie rst one was cst
the same works. before the war; ana Wheu lOaueu Oh
vessel Baltimore for this post, was rOued ar
mounted tins fort Since the close OF the war sue
taken on the be- tested aud burst atr haFlh
about fired from her. The gun which arrived
Yesterday used about the goth inst for
al unR upOn large stone target that was erected last
gummer by the Engineers Department at thls place,
The experiments were TO have been mace Two Inoii'
200 hnt nave been delayed I'm order 70 have the twelve
inch gun here for the Occa.On IL Is underhtOOd that
Gen-Grant Secretary bchOneld, ana NUMBER VI O'hcI
prominent officers will witness the firing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13


BLATCH PORD-On Tuesday the 10Th inst Angelica Hamilton wife
Richard BAtehfori. ami daughter of James A. Hamilton
Funeral Friday = ococE Al tn'
Halls Cuurch. Of Fhhage. aud Nineteenthst
DOUGLASsIn BROOKLYN. Wednesa Nov. II, Of eo'sunpcn
Douglass soHinau Of A B. England the +th year
his
and friends Of the family also the members OF Fortified,
Lode 49, f. AMI A. NJ respectfully invited Ia attend va
funeral Summeriei ~ Church. Warrington an
Grceue-ayes. % FRIDAY, Nov. 10, at y
JONRS-Ou THURSDAY Nov t. 1853 Parker Jones aged ~
Funeral Friday At Asiof House Tie renal
will b. taken TO Vermont for insrmeut
LUDLOW Flatbush. "Wednesday Nov H. 1863 Elizabeth Lat
low, In the 74'h q her
The the deceased invited attend her
n. Y, Friday, the l3tb q o'clock
m. without further notice
PATTERSON Brooklyn Thursday Nov H. amer short illness
Thomas II. Patterson.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
TBaHUNB-saddeny, THURSDAY Nov H. Emma wife Of James
Terbune. sged y
The relatives and friends 81 the hm members of the psescs
Church Brooklyn and members Of D. I2i eg ~ c.
y respectfully invited the funeral late
denee No t6 West Twenty ghhst, Sunday morning. Nor Is
at 9 o'clock
wISrERon THs,y the 10th inst sher short Illness Csarns
wife Henri Nner the 35th
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 80 attend
her uera from Der late residence. No. Ill Dlteds Br0okyB
Friday, the 18th inst, a. O'Clock m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
THE LAST HOURS OF SEYMOUR.

The Sdndasky Register has n lively account OF
Mr.. Seymour reception OF election returns at Utica
The following some Of the dispatches:
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 3.
HORATIo SEYMOUR: Our friends took possession OF The
polling places early this morning aud all nggerT, carpet
vong few of them had 10 be- shot before they learned
decenCy. aud seemed content 10 leave tie matter OF
Voting ~ Che hands OF gentlemen The result Is Glorious
Democratic triumph IN Louisiana, winch We trust may
secure your election Mayor MONROE,
Pc. a. Il. V. BEAUREGARD.
TAMMANY HALL Nov. 3.
Cor. SEYMOUR: New-York City gives us $4,000 major
ny. Greeley comedies Us tho State. Glory enough.
iPnvate--thOse 1900 bogus naturalization papers
worked like a charm. Every one Of them was voted,
and New-GOrk is saved from the Jacobns We had Ne
Ardc here from ONO for five days, expert III the Dus
lie beat Taumany out ~ sight ON naturaliza-
PAT B. SWEENEY.
WORLD OFFICE, y. Y, NOV. 3.
PrcsdeptSEYMoUR: You have carried the Win and lVth
WARDS despite the fearful number of fraudulent votes
east therein hy the Republicans Returns from every
You l009I majority Returns from Texas all but one
town, double this majority virginia, mississippi, INC
Dry TOrtugas, HobOken, aud ship Island arc reported
Democratic. Massachusetts, aud Iowa III doubt.
Our Arithmetic figured out your election, with
hand tied behind his back lie is now busy on me
World Almanac. Michael Norton John T. Hoffman, Gov
ernorelect. Michael Foley, ana Oakley nan SEM ther
congratulations. Eynders has gone AFTER ne gun
Managing Editor World
WHITE House. Nov. 3.
Mr. SEYMOUR: Our advces here are To the effect that
every state in the Union has gone against You except
FIVE aud they are mostly dOubtiu You were about as
successful swinging the circle as myself ITO" 90 you
like Il Had you withdrawn rs everybody Walttl YOU
do could have swept the country IKE hhfficahe
As Ii. thrown back into the Republican party anu
from until next March shall strive 10 atone LOT pas
mistakes My fight against fate and the American people
ends to-day. llriyate-I rather expect eome position
under Grants Administrator A JoHAsoN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
lfTSTCAL MOTIFS.
THE NOVA SCOTIA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AND
THE DOMINION GOVERNMENT

HALIFAX, Nov. 12.-The Hon. ). Howes let
Ter continues to excite attention. The members OF he
Executive council consider the letter ana to-day
publish the muurs Of the Council conradicug sono VI
Mr. Howe's allegations. IL is admitted that Mr. Howe
at the Repeal Convention suggested as one mOu OF get
sing from the Canadian Confederation that the Ihel
ence and head the suTrrciOuary movement DuI pro
posa so absurd only provoked general sinne me TX
ecutive Counc DENY that Mr. proposed that they
should tendon their resgnHOns and inform Cen Doylo
that they could hold office under hD WINE he nero
commissio from Lord MOuck aud not from the queen
The proposition that the members OF the Nova rc0'!a
Legislature ana Dominion Parliament should appear 70
the country and pile mp such majority as cond Dol &c
fnisrepresented in England, never made ad SUN
All vice been given II anxiOusy engaged the
attention OF the Government They protest hgdIhst as
persion OF their eauestnes- ann PATRIOTISM ana declare
that they will not weld to Mr. Howe IN the determination
20 maintain their honor and integrity untaTnisLed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13

Auau,r, Ga 2-Coon market steady sales 5i5 bales "
CENTS 185 hales Mddings closed a. 3lt 09l3c. 49,.
dull aud sales 80 haei NO
dlngs 2l2d2l receipts l98 bales exports 10 bales eoa'is
NEwOELgASs Nov l2C0t'On lover and Addiug. Ec
Sales 5000 receipts 533 hse exports 36H Bale. Cold J
dli Sterling EIclGu.e t4sdisl AewIoIk Sight hkehaige
premium Sugar FRI ani active AZ unchanged rates NO
Fouros grades are hrm Superss
50 IS; Choice 250S2 Cou-The market bare rev ~
~ o. unchanged Bran unchanged Hay 80 90 PoTs Gnb
+3 20 Shoulders. 5o Clear RIB "a 13c fes
Sides glc lard dull nd nomnsl Tiece, 5d2lc Coies seaT
Prime Rio Glal6ic. Far lc stock N IT hands JOB nigs
WILNtNGT0N. n. G.. Nov i2-Sputs Tupeudns 4lc Roto,
81 5) - Tor Strained Crude rurpenine. D. ~ Tar 81 ~
Cotton 2llD22c. Tor Mred .
CHARLESTON, G., Nov. l2Cotton dull and easier; sses
bales, MiilHg, De- receipts SIS bales; exports eolsisse 81
exports the sales Of 81 bales
e1uorts coastyise. 10 halps: stock 7.1ii bales.
MOBiLN Ala Nov - quiet; 10 bse AID
ding, &1c receipts. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13

Drs Pinclney, Corson. Taylor, and "llian'' ""0 "
whom is in attendance daily.
The soldiers and sailors OF Passac NV m ~.
ha,-a made arrengements 10 erect monument III .
Stv Of Paterson TO tho memory Of their dead ma an
i'm the late Rebellion. The cornerstone VIII ~ DO, hesn
Tho oGth of This month. Gen. John COchrahe mas O'
Invited and viii deliver the GRAFTON on the Occa'loh'
Mr. ThurIow Weed and daughter arrived on on
wednesday m the Java They were met IN tne t lod
Bay by a small party OF Mr. Weeds rlehus' M "''
health has improved during his absence
II is understood that the list Regiment n; ~ Il;
y O. has rendered an escort TO Mayor Hoffman ION
this city to Albany on the occasion oi MS in"ue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
CHICAGO SOCIAL SCIENCE CONVENTION.

Chicago, Nov. 12.-In the Social Science
Convention Yesterday, the Committee on Permanent Or
ganizaon reported the Rev Bcecher OF Galesbnrg IL
linos President aud tho Rev. III. +. Wines OF spring
field Illinois for Secretary Objections were made 10
these positions being filled by crrgynen. the principle
objections being by the Rev. Robert COyer and the Rev
Robert Laird Collier The whole subject was put over
until to-day. The papers that were read yesterday were
Woman'- Place aud Value In Secretly" by Dr. Gregory
OF Illinois Industrial University; The law Of increase OF
population" by Dr. Allen Of Lowell. Mass. " The prob.
lem of domestic science" 10y Robert H. q. Wayand OF
Michigan University; Lodging houses for Women" by
Mrs Dali OF Boston; "What shall be done with the H.
sane OF the West" by DIR. Mcfarland OF Illinois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1868

nominee. After reading the morning papers, FRANK
remarked that he had been beaten like HI aud That
the only way 10 he beaten. Some OF ms HepuDeah
friends catisualy mentioned "salt RIVER" 20 which
Frank replied that salt River not large enough he
going to salt Lake" He lett in that ditcllOh'
the Union Pacific O'Clock j. III, ana mas NOT been
heard OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
Not for Three Time, IL. Cost.

Some time since wife purchased of your machines snd On.
prase with II tia she desires write you and s4t
g1e srti easy operate noisrles. sorAing and Lee
faults existing other machines The fact that IL
thread she cours advantage II nd another
wou not par With Wilcox Gibbs Machine 70 THREE riHE'
COsT.-1hO& e. Edrdrds SyrecYsc, ~ \, jane l5 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13

A meeting OF the fTcHcH hhici"nh Nv p,',
- ci,N .as held at their headquarters, NO 90 broIu
way Sst evening, and IL was deernIea 10 iU'i ,h,
mutual aid society to assist all destitute tt,e ni
',',rv WHO sneak the French language hlllevvS VI
oyrnnilation we're drafted and mn application WI 90
n,ade 10 tho next Legislature ior charter stpa1s.
Treasurer. PbIllv Van Dc Bente. Secretary, L. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
PENNSYLVANIA.

GEN. GRANTS OFFICIAL MAJORITY
HARRISBURG, Nov 12.-The official vote OF
nil the counties IN Pennsylvania at the Presidential cleo
ton has been received the Office OF tho Secretary OF the
commonwealth Grant received si22sO votes aud Soy
mour 3l33s2 Majority for Grant. 25,5g5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
OREGON.

THE STATE GONE FOR SEYMOUR.
SAN Francesca, Nov. 10. - Seymour carries
Oregon by about 200 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13

pfrrsnuRgII Nov l2.--Ihe Convention oil iho neheTai
c,nnru ~ evangelical Iuthwan Churches III America
,net I'm the First Lutheran Church this morning Win
mi attendance of delegates The Rev Dr. " Srhhfier
was elected President H. W. Roth ana o. laoIh' oo0'o
taries' and H. H. Mahlenberg Treasurer