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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-11-05

NOTICE
~ The partnership heretofore existips
between the undersigned, under the firm Of
E. HUGHES i CO., is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent. All debts due to or by n.
firm are TO be settled by THOMAS J. LL0Y3
who continues the Lumber business at III.
old stand f. HUGHES
THOS. J. LLOYD
Ebensburg, August "A, 1868.
The undersigned viii continue buying and
selling Lumber. The highest market pr;rs
will be paid: IN cas5, for aII kinds of goo5
Lumber Particular attention paid to filling
orders [aul3I THOS J. LLOYD.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-11-05
The SECOHD kPPOMkTT0X!
THE NEW REBELLION CLOSED OUTl

A Half Million Majority of the
Popular Vote for Grant!
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GOAL! COAL! UOALL

pOOT AND SHOE EMPORITM1~
D The subscriber begs leave to ms
the public that he has opened out o Boot .I1
Shoe Store in the rooms formerly occn,t@l
by Davis Evans, on Center street, Fbs'sN'
burg, where he will carry on the business
an extensive scale.
READY-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES
For sale at City P-i,.,
On shortest notice
BSA- The public are invited to give ~.
call. | will sell cheap as the chespes. y.
warrant my stock and make TO give sa,;,s.
ton. faugl3l JOHN o. EVANS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04
Notice to Lot Owners.

A T A MEc~INa OF TIE ci.v Council of Kookut hed
~ the Goth day q OFT, A. d. 1895 the following
n solution vi adopted:
ResopeI That IL nera Of lots and 10. Block 1ts
lots 10 lock l56, and lots q aud !, Block l57,
fontis, o. Ee zenith street, be directed to have
Plank Walk eve feet wide msde in front of their
-peclys lots by the 10th day Of November next ~
Flank to be laid crosawse; the 10 be done
e,1' dane. With the o. dinances Of ,hs city.
certify the above " be true cops Of Rs-oluton
passed by tbs City Council Of the City ot Teokuk.
Given under my hand and the seei r I'd City, this
2pto day Of Oct, A. D. ls66
r. WE.a. AN
oc.30-2w Clerk Council OF the y Of Reoknk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04
FROM NEW YORK.

New YoaK, Nov. s.
The Post this evening supports g. S. Cox
on the ground that his opponent is unfit for
election.
Dispatches from large portion of tho
country up to midnight, represents the wealth
or clear and cool
The Police Commissioners held mseting
last night, at which Mayor HoGmsn WAS pre-
sent, for the purpose Of taxing action in re-
lation to the order issued BY Superintendent
Kennedy. The Board was equally divided
and no action was taken.
Preparations are complete for the election
tomorrow, and the indications are that IN
unprecedented vote will be cast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04

LONDON, Nov. 8.
Great interest is manifested here in the
American elections.
NEW York, Ncv. 8.
The Democrats special from Madrid says
| the news from Alacan.ra, Barcelona, Seville
aud Cadiz announce that most of the shops
and manu-, actorie es in these cities have been
closed, and the working men, deprived of
employment are becoming restless ard bols-
ferrous. There is fear Of general riot all
over the country, which causes great uneasi
ness to the Provisions government.
A loan Of ,0Oo, 600 reals has been opened
for the relief of workingmen, but has not all
been subscribed.
The social question assumes here the same
aspect as in Paris in 1s48, and Socialist
Clubs are being formed al through the
country.
The Democrats Paris special says that NJ.
| Rataze formerly Minister of Foreign Affairs,
| At Florence, is actually at Paris. His mis-
sion, although secret one, il said to relate
| to the evacuation of Rome by the French
troops. He is, if successful, to be PLACED
| at the head of the Italian Cabinet.
The Democrats Marssilles special says the
mails received from Calcutta, via Narseilles,
| inform US that the Russians were making
! rapid progress in Northern Asia, and thatthe
| town of Calish' had been captured.
| The Democrats Rome special says that
the Sacred College of Cardinals, presided
over by His Holiness Pope Plus NJ, has met
| for the purpose of. advising as to the best
! means Of increasing the Papal Army, should
the French, as it is now feared, eyaeuate the
/ Roman Territory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04

throughout the Empire arc over, and the ~
suit il IN overwhelming majority for the Con-
servatives.
Tho Gold Bend loan Of &s, 00O, coo has
been decreed and published.
Advices from Hayti state thss Soget has
been named Provisional President and Do
minique President Of the South, BY their re-
spective forces, unknown to each other. II
was still matter of fearful conjecture what
course would be pursued when Dominique
and Soget found themselves rival candidates.
Soget was at St. Marie, which was block
AIDED. 1t is reported that revolt had taken
place against him,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04
Associated Press Re,ort. /

Associated Press Renorf
- YORK, Nov. 3.
Columbia county-Hudson. Seymour s25
majority. a Democratic gair Of IS.
Oneida county-3 more townships, Re-
hiican gain of %.
Washington Whitehall, Grant
Az; Seymour COS; a Dc ,cratc gain Of PSI.
Oswego eounty-Me 0, Democratic
gain of l.
Sc enectady county gives 25o majority
for Grant:
Connecticut returns to hand ehow that the
Republicans have carried Connecticut By
1000 or 5000.
PROVIDENCE, R. L., Nov 8.
Rhode Island will probably give 5000 ma.
jority for Grant.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 8.
Wayne couaty-Republicon majority 554;
no gain or loss.
John county, township, Republican
gain Of 16.
Boone county, townships give Repub-
lican gain of I.
Stark county township, Republican
gain Of 5.
Bockford county, township. T publican
gain of lS.
Randolph county, two Townships, Re-,
publican gain OF 80
Scott county, one township, Republican
gain Of 8.
Evansville City, four preciacts, Repub-
licsn gain of Ill.
askieounty, one township, Repubh-
can gain OF IA.
Shelby county, three townships, Demo-
cratic gain of I.
Porter county, one tawnship, Republican
gain Of 81.
Lake county, one township, Republican
gain of II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04
And For the II est zee Our Next
Issue.
The Democracy Have Found the
Last Ditch.

Where now is the t'Deer6eld farmer
Where is the "Deer6eld farmer"
Where now is themDeerGeld farmer"
Seymour Of the horny hand7
He is planting patch of melons,
He is planting patch Of melons,
He is planting patch Of melons,
Flowing up the salty Land.
Where now 10 Blairing Francis,
Where now is Blairing Francis,
Where now is Blairing Francis,
With his sword and fiery brandtyf!
He's got tickets on the steamer ku- Klux,
He's got tickets on the steamer Ku klux,
He's got tickets the steamer Ku-Klux,
light draft, fast sailing low-pressu-e side wheel
boat bound for Salt River Land
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04

Special to the Gate City.
IspKr.spEsr, Nov. 3.
Village township, Van Buren, county, gi7es
AZ majority for Grant; the majority last year
WAS 28-a gain of l6. For the amendments
20. DC. BEAAAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04

Special to the Gate City.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 3.
Polk county 1000 majority for Grant.
Amendments but little behind.
Eddyville 1876 majority-20 gain.
Poweshiek county 700 majority, amend
ments nearly even with the ticket.
Four townships in Jasper county give 568
majority.
Jasper county gives 1900 majority; suf-
frage 100 majority.
Republican majcrily in The id District will
exceed COCO; Allison 200 or 800 less; suf,
frage as much.
PETER MELEspy.
Special to the Gate City.
Via Mississippi Valley Line
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.
Eight precincts in Chicago give Republ-
can majority of 27S5.
A private dispatch from New York, eight
o'clock p. M, says that the vote of New
York city is nearly all in. The Democratic
vote falls off IA PER cent. from their register.
The present indications are that Hoffman 8
majority in the city is less than $4,000.
Deer6eld, Seymour own swn gives Grant
a majority and Republican gain.
Scattering Brooklyn returns show large
Republican gains.
The State is conceded as Republican.
New YORK, Nov. 8.
Seymour sixty-two thousand majority.
Later-New York City less than $4,000
majority for Seymour. The indications are
that the State ha gone for Grant.
PennsJlvania gives Republican gains AS
far Is heard from.
Connecticut is sure for Grant.
Nsw YoRK, Nov. 5.
Great excitement over illegal voting. 1t is
probable that 10, 1000 fraudulent Democratic
votes were polled.
New Hampshire gives 5000 majority for
Grant.
Rhode Island clean sweep.
Indiana return thus far indicate Republican
g&,ns-
CLKyKLAsD, o., Nov. 8.
Republican gains in every ward; the Re-
publican majority in city will be about
| Is 900.
| Ashtabula, O. Returns so far give Grant
| 1853; Seymour 2l5.
Newark, 0. Republican majority Of 304;
gain Of 81.
| Fremont, Q. Republican gain Of 1873.
Painesville, o., Republican majority Of
1872; gain of5l.
Bosros, Nov. 5.
Returns from 100 towns and cities i1dicate
gains. Grant 44,5oO: Seymour 1890.
Rep. m.j il Boston about 3,2oo. butler,
for Congress, had two third vote.
| New HAVEN, Nov, Is p.m m.
| Republicans claim the State by 5000 ma
jority.
CoScoRD, N. H., Nov. 8.
Returns ~ far @ heard from indicate a Re-
publican majority of about 5000
LocKpoRr, n. X, Nov. 8.
/ City complete Seymour's majority SO.
| BUFFALO, N. T., Nov. 8.
The Republicans claim the city by about
800 majority, and the county BY about 800
The returna show large Republican gains
The city has been Democratic since 1860.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

New YORK, Nov. 8.
The Heralds Brazil correspondence, of
Sept. 26th, says The municipal elections
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04
Delinquent Special Tax List.

U6ll1QuenL DpoClal Lax Llsl'
|AF lots aud parts of lots in the city OF
~ ksoknk which special taxes for Ia ing plank
vail sre due ard unpaid and In addition the tax a.
SGT forth below there will be the cost OF u % upon
each piece parcel OF property advertised, and
ee IL hereby given to the Of lots parts OF lots
desorb~din In the following list ard uated In the city
of Keokuk Lee county Iowa, and all .hers inere tee,
said lots and Of lots hare Assessed and
levied thei by the City Council " city on
the 10Th Of August 1863, for tns pu,rnse isr~yii
the expenses Of laying pisk n IRON, Of uch lots
part Of lots designated
Lot !, fronting OIL Psean .srs+t, tack ll3 :. 10
Lot g. 81 :. tf3 Oh
Lott q Eighth li3 Is 80
Unless yment b- do Of the tax levied and also
ell before the 10th day November s6s the said
lots parts OF lots much thereof may be
essAry to sad tar and will ba sold the
dn asad at this Mayors Office In said cit between
the hours Of O'Clock .. M and O'Clock m.
W. n, CoWDEN,
sepl3 Collector Of the City Of Hsoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Nov. 8.
Great interest is manifested here in the
American elections.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04

Returns from COOK county indicate a Re-
publican majority of about 5000.
Fai,Ged county, Danbury
sa8 for Grant; Seymour 765. Las year dem
734: rep. 7si.
Be,hel-Grant 2a5; Seymour 159. Las,
year dem 1879; rep. 228.
Newtown-Grsnt 26S; Seymour 43l. Last
year dem. 434; rep. 275.
New Fairfield d-Grant II, Seymour 10
Last year de n. ll5, rep. 80.
Brookieli-Grant ll1 Seymour 152. Las
year dem. l64; rep. los.
CoycoRp, N. y Oct. 3.
Returns from o6 towns and Cities Civ;
ran, $500, Seymour G674. The vote OF
concord gives Grant 1924 Seymour s6s.-
A Republican majority OF o56, and net gsi n
stree last March Of 235 Returns thus far
!, icate a maiority for Grant in New Ham D.
shire OF 60o0.
Summit. New jersey, Oct 8
New Providence township, Union County,
gives Grant Republican Majority 4. Union
county gives Republican gain of q.
Erie City, Pa. Oct g.
This City . IS Republican majority OF
46o. A Rel :. csn Gain since last month Of
65. Msiosit. ,e county is about $500 fol
Grant. lo,~ .s and ci.ies in Pennsylva.
MIA give Grant 5000 majority.
Brooklyn, New York, Oct 8
Twelve wards in this city give Grant 13 ,240,
Seymour 49, $50. The ten wards to hear from
last year gave majority of 1000.
NEw ORLEANS, La, Nov. 8.
This city gives 25oo Democratic majori,r.
The vote Of the State is largely Democratic
But few Republican votes we're cast.
PHIiADELPHIA. Nov. 3.
Partial returns indicate Republican ma.
iority in the city of about 5000. The Boy.
are already relling Seymoar's Salt Rivel
tickets, and the Republicans are making pre-
parations for parsae to>night.
| A private dispatch from Piitshurg says A !
leghany county has gwen majority of H.,
| 600 for Grant.
A dispatch from New York says Seymour
majority is estimated at So, 600.
Wes,chester county, three districts, Gran
| 705; Seymour I'LL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04
ELECTION RETURNS.

Special to tho Gate City.
SAND PRAIRIE, Nov. l.
Des Moines township-total vote one hun
dred and sixteen Democratic; seventy-two
Republican. for the amendments, forty-sev
en-; against, one hundred and thirty-six.
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REMEDY ros GARGEr OR CAKED BAG-A
writer in the Ncir England Farmer give,
new remedy for garget in cows. which he says
has never failed with him OF other who have
ueed it. 1t consists in simply giving the af-
fec: cd animal few messes Of Deans. about a
half pint at a time, once or twice a dav. I'M
til cure Is effected. In the early stage, Of
the disease a few messess viii suffice. and tAe
same result Is effected whether the beans De
dry or green. In the latter case . few hills
of the vines and beans may be given. as COWS
will eat them mott readily.
This il about the simplest remedy We have
seen recommended, and if as ehectual as
vorched for, must prove Of great value to those
who have the care of nilch stock. Garret
often proves very Troublesome and difficult Of
control, especially if neglected during the
early stages Of tie disease We have seen
csses Of Sarget in COWS that were being fed
pea meal (Which is somewhat similar to beans
in its composition mingled with oatmeal
once day. Pea and bean meal, when fed
TO mich o'ws, promote flow Of milk. snd
probably there may DO some medical virtue
in the beans a. to operate iavorably in allay-
ing ssrget. We hope those who may have
trouble with their stock in this way Will give
this pew remedy trial. that II may he known
whether il Be Of value o< otbeswise.-- TFi.1
Herald.
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REPAIRING AND PREPARING FOR WNrrR-
Put stables and shed in good order for the re-
ccption Of animals-make provision to make
them clcan-proyide ventilation, and close
all cracks or openings through which cold
winds muy hlow-uail On all loose boards.
and clear away rubbish. Protect corn stalks
from rain-keep callers clean and neat shell
ter all tools. first cleaning them tho ouchlv.
and protecting the metal parts from rustiuc
nv a thin coating Of lard and ro-in,-grartiug
wax is good. The wood paris should have
m application Of crude Tetraleum-t the cheap
es, as well as best paint for this purpose.
Draw leaves from woods, for litterinc stables.
As they are softer, warmer, and make better
manure than straw. They are often blown
together in low places in the woods, like
drifts Of snow. and may he scooped up rapidly
in bafkets and thrown into large wagon-boL-
e. Those who have not already performed
those duties, should set about it without de-
lay.
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The Vt. Record & Farmer,
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make this the
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This department Is edited ny c. HoRACr HUBBARn.
Esq, President Of the Springfield Agricultural
society.
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efficient as THE C0NSTIrl TIuNAL RFNnVAT1k
This pa preparation c--,pe.sl Of ,.r.-,-, r.-.t,-
BE substances in .}iur,I c1-st-B,,.sr .,,...s- .
PENETRATING properties thai se.r. and eIe,8.e md
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and restoring its healthy vital ties.
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it thousands. who have been eive1 uo t, ,f.r-
physicians a.. iucunhIc. have been restored .,.,-
feet health by the use Of the RFNovAToR I,t.
the most prompt saie aae pleasant Alternative and
pulmonary medicine in the world and when pro
perly administered it viii omen. IS p-rffviu- tie
,t...,. -, ,'.-l cure l-'n' 'l
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hives, pleurisy, inaaama.ioa Of the rr8--. main
ami soreness of the breast. difficulty Of breathing
ard many other disease Of the runs ana chest df.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18
8alroads
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R.R.

cHAsGE or -tv-
~Gn and amer Monday nov 60 trains VII ran a.
follow.
LEAVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRAIN.
so An MAIL TRAN for Toy. Sew York.. I---
ton. Lowell. Worcester. Fit-hDa--l, l.-tttle'..-o.
Springfield. Hartford, New haven. Saruto-s
SPRING, and the WEST Arrvin- a- Rutland
l-31 An; Saratoga. 90 Fms Troy, g p ~.
New York, tis HUDSON River R-i.rlaf 1880 r.
" Springfield. PM Boston, .--U T..
FtrougA from Burlington 20 Trov evf fc-t-- --tttesf
r-1rrs O. q Cas-