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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-08-20

DRNTISTRY-
~ undersigned, Graduate of the Bal
timore College of Dental Surgery, respectfully
s6erU his pr0fe1sional services to the cltlzens
Of Ebensburg. He has spared no means 10
thoroughly acquaint himself with every I'M
--orsHIeHt in MS art. To many years OF per-
sOnal experience, he has sought to add the
impaired experience of the highest authorities
Ia Dental Science. He simply asks that an
opportunity may be given for his work to
speak its own praise.
SAMUEL BELFORD, D. D. S.
R6- Will be at Ebensburg on the fourth
Monday of each month, to stay one w'ek.
August l3, 1868.
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IL EBENsBURG, PA.
HSB- Gold, Silver, Government Loans and
other Securities bought and sold. Interest
allowed on Time Deposits. Collections made
on all accessible points in the United States,
and General Banking Business transacted.
August l3, 1868.
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OB WORK of ell kinds done at
TIE ALLBGHANIAE oFFfcE.
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SAMUEL SINGLETON, Notary Pub
lie, Ebensburg, Pa.
pmee on High street, west of Fosters Ho-
Laugl3
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to know that Eugenie's waist measures
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w ALTOONA, PA.
Drafts or the principal cities, and Silver
and Gold for sale. Collections made. Mon
sys received on deposit, payable on demand,
without interest, OF upon time, with interest
at fair rates. Taugl3
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.R, DE WITT ZEIGLER-

DR.DE WITT ZEIGLER-
IL Having permanently located in Ebens-
burg offers his professional serTices TO the
uitizens of town and vicirity.
Teeth extracted, trithout PAIN, with AttTou'
OEtde, or Laughing Gas.
be- Rooms sdjoing Huntley's store, High
treet. [uugl3
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!, Delas ware eeanty, 0 districts, shoss a Fspuh.

Delaware county, Q districts, shess 4 pepuh
| liean gain of 76
Pbiladelphia-15th ward, democratic major
| ty 294; gain of 81. 9Th ward, republican ma
| jority &C., gain of "a. AZ
: Monroe county gives about 1000 democratic
| majority.
Berks county-Democrati majority estima-
| ted at $500; a gain of about 800.
Chester county Estimated 2200 republican
majority; gain of 345 -.
Philadelphia-26th ward gives Hartrauft 74S
majority; a republican gain of 1877. 18th ward
gives Hartrauft 562 majority; arepubilcan gam
of PIT. st .a :.
Fayette County-Democratic majority esti-
mated at 700. sls.
Philadelphia-In the Second Congressional
District, Oneill has a republican majority Of
. 381 IL First district Randall Is elected to
Conreess by a majority of 6,150. Molat (dem)
is elected in Third District by 81 majority over
Leonard the present member.
The oath ward gives 207 republican majority.
Dauphin county about 1400 republican MAORI
ty. 4~.ss. 49,.
SHOOTING AFFRAYs. fr -.-
Several shooting affairs have occurred. l..
Tobins the sheriffs deputy fred pistol at
police official in the Continental bar room, but
tailed to hit him. He was arrested by four
policemen and carried before Judge Allison
and held to ball in $4,000 Tobin had the Off
GERS arrested and held to bail before Alderman
White lf. 1871 81
Three New York roughs were arrested in
Arch street, but their comrades attempted to
rescue them and pistol shot fired at the Off
GERS who narrowly escaped. Two of the roughs
were rescued.
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WEST INDIES.


HAVANA, Oct. 13.-CaDtain General Lersun
di has not proclaimed for the provisional gov
eminent in Spain, but will maintain order and
the laws. He says he is a loyal Spanard, and
only retains and governs the island as portion
of the Spanish dominion, irrespective of the
PARTIES governing rfIc- mUTuer country. TIt
claims to protect the life and property of the
citizens, and will impede any demonstration OF
any faction and preserve t he peace
A small partyiassembled ataManzanilla AND
another at Bayamo. They consisted mainly o.
persons of evil repute, and their purpose was
unknown. Fifty soldiers were sent in pursuit
and dispersed them, capturing their horses and
arms. A number of the bands ran without de
Tending themselves. Captain General Ler-
sundi sent more troops to that region as pre-
cautionary measure. The force is sufficient to
suppress any insurrection. lsa1Te5.s5 =. 20
To-day everything is quiet and no further
troubles are apprehepded. The city of Havana
and all the island of Cuba are Tranquil The
people respect and obey General Lersundi. AL
are awaiting the events in SPAN. Everything
is now as usual. Nr 81 u 80 ~
Captain General Lersnndi has issued an adj
dress to the people AMI troops, exhorting them
to remain faithful. 1t was an able document
and well received.
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THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON
THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The following has
been issued by the Republican National Com
mittee: ua m
Fifth Acenue Hotel, New York, Oct 13-The
great States of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indi-
ana have, by decisive maiorities, made certain
Republican triumph in November. Let the
people prepare for the final contest, and by an
overwhelming vote elect Grant and Colfax.
and give to the country safety, prosperity and
peace.
(Signed) WIN. CLAFLIN, Chairman.
WIN. E. CHANDLER, Secretary.
H THE FIRST FROST.
BUFFALO, Oct 13-The first killing frost of
the season occurred this morning.
CITY AND VICINITY.
New YORK, Oct 13.-At the annual election
of the Directors of the Erie Railroad, to day
the Gould and Fisk party were victorious,
electing their ticket by large majority, poll
ing a vote of over 10000. Afterwards, at
meeting of the Directors, Jay Gould was
chosen President, and James Fisk, Jr, Con.
| troller of the Corporation.
Some of the Republican registries refused to
register newly naturaliZed citizens, claiming
| tnaI a man must have been naturaliZed ter
DAYS before he can be registered. At the APP
| pilcatioh Vi one of the parties so refused Judge
| Cafuozo Oh the supreme Court issued an order
that the said parties shall be placed on thu
registry.
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NEW BEDFORD. Oct. 12-Sperm oil continues
quiet sale OF 2sO bbls. private terms for manu-
iacttre being the only transaction. Whale has been
in better request and sales were made Of 100 bbs.
South Sea, 450 bbls. iair Northern and 375 bbls.
brown and dark do on private terms for manufacture.
shipping List. -
NEW YORK, Oct. -Flour-sales 94Oo bb.s.
State and Western 10 a. Zoe lower low grades SUI
perfne State 20 a 10; extra % az 20; choice
Western 10 q $40; White Wheat extra s 45 a
10 25; Southern dull and Dropping; sales 45l bills
extra 70 q 1875 California quiet; sales 1900 sacks
at 40 "a 10 IS, and Is 90 Tor new via Isthmus
Wheat unsettled; Winter slightly favors buyers;
Spring opened heavy and closed with more tone;
sales $4,000 BUSH. Spring No. and Mixed CT a.
/ 6S;; No. at II a. 49,. Corn heavy and a shade
lower; sales $4,000 BUSH; Mixed Western IS "a IS
for unsound, Is 19l for sound closing at the in
store Oats irregular. unsettled and opened lower
closing with more tone; sales 100000 BUSH new
frmer and quiet sales 1925 bbls. mess % n "a % 80
closing at 1871. Lard quiet and unchanged; sales
525 tierces. Butter dull Whiskey quiet at 1 Q, a.
1 22g for free. Ooton opened firm and closet heavy
and Hover; sales 1900 bales; Mddling uplands 26 a
26c. closing at rs. Sugar steady sales 1000 hhds. |;
Porto Rico III a 12Ic Muscovado ~ e 1lae; sales
200 boxes Havana at ii &c. Coffee steady. Moasses
firm and quiet. Naval Stores firm Oils dull Pc
troleum firm. Freghts to Liverpool frmer; Flour
per steamer rs Sd and Wheat u g I'D.
BUFFALO, N, Y, Oct. -Freights-Wheat 16lc,
Corn 49, "a i3Jc, Oats az 9lc to New York. Flour
steady; sales 800 bbls. at so q % tr Spring, 20
| for Amber Der, and II 90 for White, all city ground;
Milwaukee club to ar i've at 81 and 5000 bush.
the spot 60 a 1 IS Tor No. 1; No. the spot 40,
closing weak. Corn fairly actlye sales "a 900 BUSH
No Western at OF az Oh; 10000 bush. do at
os anu $4,000 bush. do, 10 arrive, at 0s; at the
close, buyers offered 07t Oats dull small sales at
6ic, gener held at 65c. Rye--sales 500 bush at
AZ aud zo,OOO bush, tie arrive, at 455 Barley held
at22 Mess Pork held at 81 so. Lard gle. High
| wines 81. III -. - = f.
| LOUISVILLE, Oct. 12.--Tobaeco unchanged. SD
| perfne Flour 70 9 30. Cotton 25c Wheat / 81
g2eo corn-ols in e s 9sc q co. new 50 @ sec
Lard 19sc Bacon-shoulders 1885, clear rib sides 6l
q 16ac; clear sides 17ic. Raw Whiskey-tree 80.
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MARYLAND.
THE RIOT IN BALTIMORE


- BALTIMORE, Oct 13.--The report of an attack
in this city last evening upon the through train
from Washington to Philadelphia is false. The
Gazette of this morning says sally was made
by the radicals upon car supposed to be oc-
cupied by Democrats on their way to Philadel-
pnla, which was soon 1 cleared as out. The Ameri.
the depot on the occasion of the leaving of the
express trains for Philadelphia lastevenIng, by
large party of men, who, with cheers for Sey-
mour and Blair, without any justifiable pretext,
pulled from the car several persons, merely be-
cause they were of Republican sentiments ~
Police Marshal Farlon states that there was
disturbance. A passenger in a car was struck
by party outside, and man was put off the
train by the conductor, assisted by policeman,
who had not paid his fare The police were at
the depot. The man assaulting the passenger
was arrested - ~. I'd. - r.-.-.- . Il.
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GRANTS ELECTION ASSURED
Especial Dispatch to the Daily PRESS,

IL
Especial Dispatch to the Daily Pressl
BosToN, Oct 13.-Nine O'Clock dispatch saws
Pennsylvania has gone Republican unques-
tionably by from 10000 to 20 600. Philadelphia
is close. but we have probably carried it, Fig.
ures wholly wanting. Nothing from Ohio or
Indiana. aasa &C. w. S.
SECOND DISPATCH. y
BOSTON, Oct. 13-The figures begin to come
in. Philadelphia is close. We have probably
carried it. The country precincts show Re-
publican gains on Geary's vote.-The State is
all safe and carried by a handsome majority
Nothing from the West. 1t will be late before
the totals are obtained. -rre lows
THIRD DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Titusville has gone
Republican by 40, a gain of IL from last year.
A Pittsburg dispatch says ,Alleghany shows
large Republican gains over 1867 Our ma
jority in Allegheny city will exceed 1000, and
we shall gain 1000 in the county. The Repub-
icans are in high glee e.az5
FOURTH DISPATCH. ssa
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1850 p. M.-The
fourth Ward of this city gives 1886 Democratic
majority, a gain from 1866 of l46. This is the
Ward that reported $500 Democratic majority
when the polls closed. The 18th Ward gives
1871 Democratic majority; Democratic gain of
1886. The 18th Ward gives 255 Democratic
majority; Democratic gain since 1866 of 355
and loss since 1867. The Democrats now
claim the-city by 1000 majority. l5allJ ~
FIFTH DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA Oct 13.-St. Clair township.
Schuylkill county, gives Republican gain of
1859; Herwick township, Columbia county, a
Republican gain of 20; Holowel, Schuylkill.
county, Rep. gain II; Tyrone, Clair county
Rep gain 10; Snyder, Clair county, Rep. gain
9; Allegheny, % districts, Rep. gain. 1910;
Lancaster city and township, Rep. gain $50 on
Geary's vote. The Republicans claims from
5000 to 1000 in this county. Three Wards in
Allentown, Lehigh county, give 100 Republ-
can gain.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1910 p. MA Dem
ocratic dispatch says the Republicans now
concede the city to the Democrats The Dem
ocrats are very jubilant, and assert that they
have carried the State. Twelve districts in
Chester county give a Republican gain over
1856 of 116. This county is composed of "a
districts
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
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fsAyEf0Rf, .jst js-.tsisb8eb. s~Unjted sisle,
6-2o's 7fi &s u
LrvEBPooL, Oct; B.Forenooh. Cotton buoyant
sales IL, 900 bales; Middling uplands 1o5d
LONDON. Oct. Observation-Disclosures securi.
ties-Unted States 52O's 74s Illinois Central shares
eli Erie shares 81
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 13-Atternoon.-wheat quiet and
steady. Corn firm. Flour heavy at 26s Cd Peas
ATS.
LONDON, Oct. 13-Evening.-Consols-c closed at 9l2
fol both money and account.
American securities-Unted States 5-20's IA;
stocks active and higher Atlantic q Great Western
394.
5-20's firm =
LIVERPOOL, Oct 13-Evening. closed un-
changed and firm; sales Il, 600 bales. Breadstuffs
and Provisions unchanged eff steady, Bacon
quiet Spirits Turpentne fat and nominal at 25s 3D.
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Q Q M Nj e TX @ AL
New York stock and Money Market.

New Y 0rk Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13-Money steady at a per
cent Sterling Exchange quiet and firm at 1891 a
1894 Gold without decided change; opened at 1871,
advanced TO 1575. tell to 1915 and closed at 1874
1873. Governments strong at an advance. Henry
Clewes g. Co. furnish the following 4,9O quotations
Coupon 6's 1881, ia g nj; do 5.2os 1862. 112a;
1864 115t q 115a; do 1865, 1l02 "a 110a do new 1864
g 1851 do 1867, 1Os "a 1899; do 1868, 1895 1O-4C's,
105t % 1863 80 rr I.'f fGi 3 si-..-l -ia Us
3 Border State bonds quiet; sMlssouri's, 9li; new
Temessee's, 64t; new North Cardinals, 645; old
Virginia's, "a lol 55; new do, 55B. iHoN I3s' q
Stocks opened active and higher and closed strong,
except for New York roads, which are dull. Report
says one new Erie irector is to be replaced by MI.
Drew. Mariposa preferred was feature and varied
from "a to 20l The following are $50 fgures:-
Canton, 4Si q so; cumberland, 34 American Ex-
press, 81; Adams Express, sig q 5ss United States
As a 40; Merchants Uuiop, 23i; Marposa 81 q 9;
do preferred q g 2sl Pacific Mail, 1857 q lz6;
trail; 1881 g 1873; Erie 10 q Az do preferred; 70;
Hudson, 134; Harlem, 1923; Reading. 96H q 81; Mich.
iean Central, 1ls q 1i89; Michigan Southern $50 q
So; Illinois Central "a q ~; leyeland 8 Pits.
1Oet q 107; chicago & North Western 9if a 94a; d
preferred, 9ia q 81; Fort Wayne, III "a 111i; Hart
lord & Erie, 265 % 26a. q s1HEt ID ikT-s.H a.s8
The balance at the sub-Troasury to-day amounted
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/ ton which ba: been discussed ii several pre-
| sious conventions, a. to the right Of the city
of Providence to send eighteen delegates He
moved that the delegation be restricted to
thirteen, to agree with its representation in the
General Assembly b. N. Lapbam of Provi-
dence said that the city delegation int nded to
cast only thirteen votes. -. r. lsl
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
PROVIDENCE, Oct 13. Hon Thos. Jenckes
was to-day re-nominated for Congress in the
eastern district, after close fight, by one maj
GRITTY W =
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PROPOSALS.

For Dredging in Portland Harbor, We.
THE contractors fol this work having failed to
Il comply with their onraet. Proposals will again
be received at this Office until o'eloek p. NJ, on
Monday the 18th Instant for dredging co. 600 cubic
yardS, more or less, on the bar near the Middle
Ground" in this harbOr. so as to obtain epth Of
twenty feet at mean low water.
The work must be commenced and completed at
the earliest period prae cabe. The mater al to be
excayated is TO be deposited in such localities the
Superintending Engineer may designate, not exceed
ing three miles in distance from the work.
Bidders will stale the price per cubic yard OF ex-
cavation, measured Ia the sc0tos, including also
the removal OF the material to the designated cali
ties also the time in which they will complete the
of bid lit being important that the work should be
done as soon practicable.
Separate proposals will also be received until the
same period, for dredging 5000 cubic yards, more or
less, measured in the scOlOS, to the depth OF
| TWEEN, feet at mean low water, on the "Spit' on
| the Grand Trunk wharv labove and near the
81 Middle Grou d, the material excayated TO be de-
posted as required above and the work 10 be ON
pleted not later han the 18TH OF December next.
| Payments will be made monthly 20 per cent to
be reserved thereirOm, il the whole work is ats
factoriy cOmpleed ana to be forfeited in the event
fthe non-fulflment OF the in the time and
manner required.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids. which, in his opinion, not iavora lie 10 the
government; also the bid of any person wLo, there
is reason to believe. will not faithfully and prompt
| ly perform the contract.
Persons desiring tn make propos Is, are requested
to call on the Undersigned, at his office in Morton
Block, on Congress Street, for forms OF same and
for more defnne information to the locality
depth and character OF dredging; and, on transmit
ting their bi s (which require'' t. be in dupli-
caIe,l they will please endorse thereon Pr posah
| for dredging the bar near he Middle Ground" OF
| be.
| u. S. ENGISEFR OFFICE, GEO. THoM,
Portland Me- Oct. 8, 1865. Bvt Brig Gen1 u s. A
| OCT gdGt
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MEXICO.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

lH lf MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. 90
HAVANA, Oct 13.-Additional advices from
Mexico state that Col. Padilla, a reported agent
of Santa Anna, had been captured with docu-
ments ON his person showing he intended TO
excite a revolution. . ...3 ts-..s .
The official organ of the capital says the pub
lie works will now be pushed forward rapidly,
especially the completion of the railroads from
the capital to Toluca, and from Lalplann to
Cuernavaca. n a wy. q Us -ss ras
A bill has been introduced in the national
Congress providing for jury trials, public edu-
cation and mineral reforms,
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RHODE IsIaND
REPUBLICAN coNvEST,o,

PROVIDENCE, Oct 13.-The Republican Elec.
tOral Convention convened at the State Honse
in this city to-day. Hiram B. Ayiswortb cali.
ed it to order at II o'clock. Hon. Stephen N
William Weddy of Bristol and j, NJ. Adde.
man of Providence, Secretaries. The Presi,
dents speech occupied about sixty seconds
VIM. A. Pierce of Johnston raised the cues
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WesfbrOok Seminary,
Special Nesting of Trustraes.

A meeting of the Trustees of Westbrook Semina-
"A ~ will be held at the Office OF DAVIS & DRUM
MoND, CounsenUrs at law, Exchange t.. Portan I,
on Tuesday the 10th Gay Of October 1868, oc ock
P M, t. decide whether the Seminary will sell and
convey the property known as the Old boarding
brook the southerly and eastery side oi the nam
street on said Plain and they shall decide to sell
and convey the same, to Xix the price Thereof, and
authorize the Treasurer OF the Seminary TO make
conveyance de d. Also to take sueh measures as
NAV be dc emed expe eni in reference to the buiiug
q. NJ. STEVENS, Secretary.
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Another Republican Victory

CINCINNATI, Oct. 13-A message received
here from Indianapolis, dated midnight, says
few reliable returns are yet received. Scatter
ing townships show small Republican gains.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 13-The Democrats have
carried the first and second districts; fourth
district doubtful; all others are Republicans.
The returns from Indiana are meagre Scat
tering returns show small Republican gains.
Nothing has been received as yet from Ne
braska.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct -Midnight.-Repu
can Congressman are elected in the Sd, 4th,
9TH, 7th, 9Th, 9th, 10th and 18th districts, and
Democrats in the 1st and I'd. The 9th district
is doubtful. The Republican Central Com
mittee claim the State by 1000 to 10000. Large
Democratic gains are reported in the southern
part of the State.
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TIE Home of PendtetOn Repudiafes
- the RepNliHiOr.
ValIandigham and Cary Defeated.


New YORK, Oct. 13-The Tribune haze re-
turns from Cincinnati, and claims Republi-
can majority of 1900, Republican gain of
250O 80 -,
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The total vote in this
city is about $4,000. The Republicans carried
tie entire ticket, State, Congressional and
County. Schenck is elected in the Third Dis
reach 100000
Eggleston and Stevenson, Republicans, are
elected to Congress in the First and Second
Districts-the latter over Cary. s84IIg
! CLEVELAND, Oct. 49, - Sandusky county
shows a democratic majority of $50, a gain Of
Stevenson, Republican, is elected in the
.jority. t
The First and Third Districts are close The
Democrats claim the election of Strader and
Vallandigham. :. 80 =
SECOND DISPATCH. rfetI
CLEVELAND. Oct. 13.-TAe returns so far
show republican gains. Sandusky city COM
rlete gives democratic majority of Il, a re-
publican gain of ia. GAINESVILLE gives DEM
ocratic majority of %, a republican gain of 160
Trumbull county, eleven townships show re-
publican gain of 2062. Erie county gives re-
publican majority OTIS a gain of 3O7. Huron
county, IL townships, gives a republican gain
OF 69. Lake county gives a republican ma
jority OF 1884, a gain of 322. Dayton City
gives 230 republican majority Montgomery
county is close, but the Third District is re-
ported sure for Schenck. In Toledo it is feared
that Ashley will be defeated. Anglaise comfy
gives republican gain of 100 Gibson, the
Republican candidate for Congress, runs so
votes behind his ticket
CLEVELAND, Oct. IA, 1 A. M.-Stark county,
four townships, give republican majority OF
191, gain of All.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 14-1.3O A. M.-vale, Writ
county, gives Republican majority Of 40,
gain of 40; Cuyahogo county gives about 270O
Republican majority, gain Of 500; Harrison
county $50 Republican majority, gain of 1OS
Bingham is elected to Congress by probable
majority of 1000 in the district. -
A dispatch from Columbus says the follow
ing congressman are. elected :-Stevenson,
Rep, in I'd district; Schenck, Rep, in Sd dis.
trict; Lawrence Rep, in 4th district; Smith,
Rep, in 9th district; Winans, Rep, in 18th dis
trict; Beatty, Rep, in 9Th district; Wilson,
Rep, in 9th district.
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California. 10 25(9 Ia 2.
HnI1sf
Orangcs,P b none
Grain.
PressedlPtonl4 90 ais 8
l.onca fr m 30 n

Blasting. =. A 50 a 8 90
Sporting. -. 6 SO "a 6 IS
shipping so a 5 10
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CALIFORNIA.

DhMoChAIlC DENOMINATION. gFu4
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ~ The Democratic
torchlight procession last night was the largest
ever known. 1t was forty-five minutes long,
orderly, and had a fine effeet.''s iEaE
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NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The Tribune haze re-
can majority of $500, a Republican gain of
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DERSONS willing to contract for tba eraction Of
- w"ouen School House on Peaks Island, may
asP Fass se plans and Specifications at the office of
later than 10 chitect. Tenders to be given in not
az t - NJ, Inc 18th inst. The committee do
os az 70 accept the lowest, any bid unless Che
anu sureies of the person offering it be salts
iac " \. anu the amount within certain sum-
All III ther particulars or explanation will be given
" euo atoniIect at his office ocedtd
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
WASHINGTON.

PROCLAMATION FOR THANKSGIVING.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The President has
issued Proclamation appoi nting Nov 26 as
Thanksgiving day.
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Sale Of Condemned Ordnance and
Ordnance Stores.

OFFICE OF u. S. ORDNANCE AGENCY
Cor. Houston and Green Sts., tentrance
on Green Neio York, Sept. "a, 1865, (
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HAVANA, Oct. 12.-[By Cable. 1.-THE following are
week ending to-day:-Tobacco active at $50 a so
for Vuelta Abajo Brooms are steady at So Is "a,
8 80 y doz. Beans steady at 50 25 q 50 4Y arrobe
for American. Oats dull at So IL ~ 20 " oil for
American. Paper duh at 3 q reals % roam for
Yellow wrapping, according tosze. Butter steady
at $50 a. 40 P qtl Bacon firm at $9 a. 20 ~ qtl for
American Petroleum dull al 81 q reals P gal.
Potatoes active at SO g 6 % P bDI. Yelog Wax
active at So so q ~ arrobe; White duh at 10 q II
Honey firm at 4 q At reals " GAL Saat =
LONDON, Oct Observation-Disclosures securities
United States 5-2O's TAI; Illinois Central shares
954; Erie do 81,