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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

D0SiTlv1LY THE MOST COMICAL AND
Il best He'll Bnt0tainment in America!
The Illuminated Ourrieulua and ,Cassival
Scene. The 4easi OF Spanish Dclsra. Fanny
,he pet Of The Dog creation. Fesr Ethiepsaa
Coaediaoo. I've Fan Dnds - Muoie akd 10
Star Performers.
AdmissisA 20 ecsts. Children IS eeats.
Doors open ct o'clock. Commence at 8.
N. 1. TOWNSEND, Agest.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

NEW YORK, November PA Ha-
vs.na letter of the 7th inst says that 10
the fght@near Bairer-the. Spanish
troops .retreated, having one hundred
and thirty-fiv men killed and wound
ed.
"A cargo of arms and ammunition
had landed for,the insurgents at, Mac
HOY, Lortella.
A small lot of rifles arrived at Ha-
vana of the 9th from the Spanish
diately to the Eastern department,
with reinforeements of troops.
The insurgents want no reforms,
but demand the independence OF
Spain and its annexation with the
United States.
Puerto Principe is reported as
having joined the revolt, and it was.
expected that rising would soon
take place nearer Havana.
1t is reported in Havana by Gov
ernment authorities that the rebels
agreed to lay dOWnstheir arms on con-
dition that all should be pardoned,
but the Ciptain General would not
include Cespeda and Arguilera In his
amnesty.
New York, November IA per-
500 named w. K. Names sold Henry
Clewes & Co. 800 30 bond, re-
ceiviug therefore a check on the
Fourth N ational Bank for S109 o.
This he altered to 50 500. and pre-
senaed it=at the Batk.-The forgery
was instantly discovered, and the per
| petrator, after resistance, was arrested
An unsuccessful attempt was made
this afternoon in Cedar Street to rob
/ Bank M, ssenger OF. 100000. and
| the highwaynnan secured.
Two men, named ID. q. and j. e.
Cremmer, nave been arrested for al
| legged concern in the celebrated Royal
Insurance Company bond robbing.
The former was taken up ON suSpI-
ciou, aud discharged for want of evil
| dence.
Last night safe in the store OF
Roger, Summers Il Cudden, Long
Island was blown open by burglars
and SIT 900 in United States bonds
carried off. There is no clue to the
burglars.
James Griffin, alias Stephens, has
been fully committed on a charge o
robbing the Dime Savings Bank
Brooklyn, of So, 300 IN bonds.
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HAVANA.
e-a
Interesting from MexicO.ss


HAVANA, November 13 The fol-
lowing news has been received from
Mexico: The National Congress is
about totry several important persons,
among whom are the following: Senior
Hurto, Member of Congress, who is
accused of being complicated In the
conspiracy of Michocan General
Mejfa, Secretary OF War, for expend-
ing money without the authority of
Congress; and Governor Monteyerde,
of Saxara, for violation Of the Con-
congressman Searebraua has ac-
cused Senor Romero, late Minister to
Washington, of acts contrary to the
laws of Congress.
General Escobedo is actively en-
gagged In pressing operations against
the insurgents In Tamanlipas. .r
Troops have been dispatched
against bandits in the State OF Puebla.
General Canto, the alleged assassin
of Gen. Patton. upon being brought
before a, civil court to answer the
charge against him, demanded a quiet
trial. After The argument, the Court
reserved its decision. ..
Roreiga, at the head of a revolu-
tionary band, was in the neighborhood
of Bausca. oF9 are.grf -
The arrest of the Secretary of State
1 IF Vera Cruz was made on the ground
I hat he had violated the laws in ac-
@, spting civil Office while holding a
pt 1sition in the army.
HAVANA, November 12-Cap+ain-
Ge neral Lersundi has issued procla-
ma tion, Eclosing for exports and i'm
por is all the ports in the Eastern De-
par,sment of Cuba where no custom
hou Sc has been established.
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ClncInnatl market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Nov. u.
FLOUR - IL moderate demand; family,
81 5097 75.
WHEAT-In fair demand at llF5 for No.
UoRN-Dull and prices dIooping; old soc,
and new 55G56c.
OATS-Quiet: No. l, SIC.
RYE-Sieady at 81 27a1 2S for No. l.
BARLEY-Unsetiled, and prices nominal.
COTTON = Has declined 70 22c Tor mid
ding Hf1e sEst 1855 i8+
WaIsKY-DulI at 81.
HoGS-In good demand, and the market
firmer; all sold at 81 25@S 10 gross; receipts,
GREEN MEATS - FIrmer and higher
shoulders sold this afternoon at Sc and
heavy sides at lie. e-Ahs
HAMs-Are held at l22@l3c.
LARD-Is lower; prime kettle rendered
BULK MEATS - About half cured are
offered at I01zc, 1870, l41zc, and 1879, pack
ed. for shoulders sides, clear rlb and clear
sides.
BACoN-ShouIders can be bought at I314e;
the stock of old sides is about exhausted;
sugars cure hams are very dull at sl6}SiGl7c.
BUTTER In good supply, and the market
dull at 33G37c; the latter rate tor pri
Western Reserve. ''-A
EGGS-Firm at 3Gc.
SUGAR-In moderate demand; sales of
80 hnds. of Cnba at 12199l4c. and Porio
Rico at 13114Gl5c.
for fair to prime Rio, and 25c for choice.
OILS-LInSeed oil very dull: small sales
at 95c but it can be bought in the large
way much lower; lard oil and petroleum
unchanged.
APPLEs-Large supply; market dull at
PorxfoEs~Pienty at 7eg75c per 4busi1el.1
HAY-Plenty and dull &C sl3 O09I4 90 per
ton.
GoLD-l3315. buying.
MONEY-Il2ht.
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j WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 12-A
meetiDg of those interested in an air
line Railroad to New York city and a
connection with the Virginia Central
Railroad. so as to form a direct con-
nection with Cincinnati and the West
and other railroad interests, was, to-
day, attended by numerous influential
aud wealthy citizens. The object was
stated to be independence of the
Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad. a rid
dance OF the 40c tax now imposed on
passengers between Baltimore and
Washing on, and cheaper freights. A
committee Of fifteen was appointed to
ke such action as necessary to pro-
cure charters for all the railroads
which the city may require, and also
to prevent the collection Of the tax
levied by the Baltimore & Ohio Road.
The clerks IN the Redemption Bu-
reau we're to-day engaged in counting
the money recovered from the steamer
Jacob Carter The greater part of it
vas charred. and the remainder burnt
to cinder5. The entire sum was about
$500, 900. Upwards Of one half the
denominations. of this amount has
thus been recognized, and measures
wili be taken to indemnify the owners
or those responsible for the money.
General Grant called atthe Internal
Revenue Bureau. this afternoon, and
had pleasant interview of an hours
duration with Commissioner Rollins.
A Philadelphia lady has applied for
the use of the JEFF. Davis wearing ap-
parrel for exhibition.
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GfCagO Manet.
VAHVWAU MUI AUts y =
By TeIeQra tJf1ll5 - szCHrcHco4 NSo&z 10

By Telegrapt!l5 . CHICAGO. Nov. I2.
Exec ExcHAsGE-Eastspp l-lOth premium
extras at S5 25t96 IS.
WHEAT,-rscEiye. and easier; &c lower :
sales of No. I at 81 I5gI 161z; No. 2 81 O7a
Lug; closing at 81 Q71z9l OS Tor No. 2; sales
OF NO. this afternoon at 81 O65z9I OF.
. LCoRN-Ne cry dutl sales of No. Lat t796SQc:
NO. 273475c: rejected 70c; closing quiet " it'll
buyers o1sNo. at 791zc; ;Anew shelIed at 6Oe
IN store, and on the track there were sales
OF NO sincs Change at soc.
OATsTTLeSSE active. and a trife frmer;
sales Of No. al 481<949Nc: rejected Acc;
closing at 481&94SS<c for No. l.
RYE-Qutet and 293c lower: sales OF No.
the INSIDE q gure for No. l. 10y +
BARLEY-DuI and 596c lower; No. 2
u 43; rejected 81 23l01 Is; closing inactive
Eo.2
HIGHWINES-Ic lower; sales at 94a95c:
ci9sipg 81 thetnside figure e.rs.l
PROVISIONS EiFfnes, and more active.
prime pork SIT. f1 5se5r
AAMS=zsnzaF-pickled I2c
BEEF-ExtFa mess I5c. y srsa-.-rff, rrr.s
cut Me ATS- -6reeu -sh builders 71Sc: green
rough std.ss lO4c; greenohams 1Il49Il1zc.
lsARD-Dul. al I6c
] ICATrLE- Q,uiet and steady at 50 3716es4 rs
Tor cows anu steers. . rf. -, -
Hoes Steady and la light supply; sales
AZ % 9Oos5. % for common Ito medium:
y G25aa 8 70 ior. good To strictly choice.
FREIGFrS More active; 7izc for barley.
aud g. foF wheatto B0fafo; 13c for wheat
F.a aEa
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THE Louisville Democrat is having
some fun over the iconsolidatio1 of
the .tGo4riet apas g0g.Rol. In one
place it publishes an obituary notice
ofboth papers, and then celebrates
their marriage as follows: .seaaqIBq leg e
MARRIAGE ExrRAoRBLNARX.-AIar.
ried-If5 this city, onathe HfghtieE the
7th inst, blythe Right Rev. aCouldn't-
stand it-aaylenger,n Mr. Louisville
Abolition X uoW .NofhiHg ! Secesh
Black Repubiican- Courier t0 Miss
Old Line Wing /" so called "o-rebel-
Democrat Journal, both OF this city.
" No cards; no cake" = Know
Nothing" The above wedding took
place at the residence of the -" father
of the BRIDE and was the result ofka
long and tedious courtship. The
happy put rather ancienteOuplef fmadg
their appearance Sunday morning, aud
created no little surprise and atten-
ton. The wedding was private one,
and the gushing pair OF whistle toots"
had the congratulations of ali who
were present. Although they are now
"Two whistles with a single toot,
Two blows that toot as one"
We cannot wish them anything but
fun, though we hardly believe they
will live together long, for we learn
the bridegroom is subject to c0als,tn.p-
ton, and the bride has fts.
The Courier married the Journal l41
The welding created 4" niue n fun -
Nobody did thtnk the infsrnatEl
O.d whistle-toots e'er would be one.
So now as they've welded together.
We nope they'll have cause to rejoice;
You may take either one or the other,
Or both-it's :. matter of ch 0ice. -
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NASHV LIE.
1 Torpedo Dropped In the Tennessee
Legislature.


NASHVILLE. November 12.-Sena-
tor Cole, of Hamilton, introduced
preamble and resolution in the Legis-
lature TO-DAY. to the effect that
whereas. d. w. g. Senter, Speaker of
the Senate. was a member of the Con-
federate LEGISLATURE of Tennessee un-
der Isham Harris, andshad committed
many acts OF oppression upon Union
people, and had been clearly guilty of
conspiracy and treason against the
Federal Government;and that where's
as, he was clearly Ineligible to the of
flee under the Sd section of the 18th
Article. of the Amendment to the
Constitution and Acts which he had
signed as Speaker of the Senate;
therefore, the Speakers chair should
be declared vacant, and the Sen ste
proceed at once to the election of
new presiding off Ger. LaH51-a
This document created great deal
of excitement in the Legislature, and
was totally unexpected. Il lies over
for action tomorrow, when stormy
time is anticipa ted.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 10.
CorTo s-Lower and weak middIlng 23c:
sales 5000 bales; receipts 6,533 bales; ex-
ports5, ,6I6 bales. &cg-L L-1.gH ilf-
GoED-I34159l345{ rfrat ar t-
Exc LANCE -sstsrltng 14f5z61l46; NewYork
Slgnt Exchange par TO Is premium.
SUGAk Firm, actIve aud unch anged
( MoLA~SES-Acttve and fCa2c higher.
FLOUR Low grades firm; su pefflne So rs:
choice 80 25gl2UO.
CoRS-The market is bare. new 81 On
gSfO5 -t- = s.-s-, 3 -~.s : 2
o ITS UNCHANGED
BRAS-sU -sUnclfanged
HAY-At So, 30.
PoRK-DuII al S3I so.
BACON Firm; shoulders I416aI5c; clear
rib 1874 q l9c; clear sides 1870.
CoFFEE-Steady; prime Rio 161IaI6s<c:
fair l412c, sock in first hands ,OgS bags.
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POTSKILN, Pa.


PorsKrLN, Pa. Nov. IA man
named Waters, and two boys named
Schulz and Tool, have. died to-day,
from the effects of the boiler ex-
plosion in Schenectady, SehuylkIl
County, on Saturday last, at the
mines Of Miller & Sons. and Roads.
The engineer. named McLauglin. is
in a very critical condition. Two
other persons were also badly injured
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Louisville HARRIET.

By TeIegrapn.f LoUIsvILLE. Nov. Il.
/ ToBACCe-Sales2 % hhds of lugs to cutting
leaf at So 5000 0O.
CoFTO N--2Ic.
HoGs--at 81 59@7 IS gross.
i Co eN-Gld, 85990c; new, 5596Oc.
F OATs-13 g55c.
WHEAfLS1 S1d1 80.
RYE-SI 25aI 30. ~
7 FLOUR ASuperfine IS 60a6 90.
BACON -Shoulders 1870 l3s4c; clear rib
iide- l7LzlglSc; clear sides tS110qI81Sc
WHI5A Y-Kaw, free, 81 90.
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MEmPHTS
E&AONf IL N fA T. q T.
Railroad 91icers Elected.

MEMPHIS November 12-Colopel
f. M. White has been re elected
President of the Mississippi & Ten
ne see Railreads.gaad r.. 6. Bripkley
of the Memphis & Little Rock Rail-
road. - - -
1t appears that the arms consigned
to l.. HeIman were bought by Christ
man Brothers, of New York, on spec
ulation, and sent here to be sold.
Helman refused to have, anything to
do with them. and they were stored
here. subject to the orders of the ship
pers. - -
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MONETARY = COMMERCIAL
New York Markef.

g.
BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Noy. 10.
COTTON More active and shade firmer,
closing quiet; sales of 1920 bales at 24Qg
24Ac for mIddiing' uplands, chiefk at 2414c.
cided change. sales of s 800 bbls at S. 80
@S6 10 for superfine State and Western; (;
white wheat extra; 81 25 d3 % for common
to choice round hoop OHIO; 81 50G9 20 cor
sl3 90 for good to choice do; closing quiet.
California Flour unchanged; sales OF 500
sacks at Sc So 9 10 25 Rye flour drm and
quiet; sales OF 800 barrels at IS S0G7 S.
CORN MEAL Quiet.
w, HIsKXEr iImeGi sales OF, $50 barrels OF
Western free at 81 07@l o. -
WHEAT-Recelpts, 1870. The market
opened hrmer, but closed dull and declin-
Spring; 81 50gI SIS Or Noy2 do; ST. 64tdgI Us
for No L do; 81 "A for Canada in bond;
81 tn for Winter Red Western; 81 9215 for
amber Mlchigan, and y zOg2 80 foF7white
RYE-Quiets sales of 4.OO0 bushels State
at 81 40. arsfe sfut
BARLEY-Inz fail. reanest;s ga sss- of l,490-
bushels Canada West AZ 500 Z 900 bushels
extra choice state at s2 .lS. ~ - y
BARLEY MALP-Quiet.
PEAS = Canada firmer: sales of I20OO
bushels. in bond, at 81 80
CoRN-ReceIpts 440,995 bushels; mars ct
opened lc better, aud closed quiet al the
dvance; the las: 1900 bushels sold at 81 ~
al IA tor uusound; 81 I5@I IL for sound
mixed western, closing at IL l69l l6h for
prime parcels.
Ts-Receipts Is7 ,II6 busheIs; market
192e better and mo active; sales OF $1,000
bushels at 7l972c for Western afiOA and in
store
RICE-DuI. "a #N ~gTw~~ F-Ea ~
COFFEE Dull. s& IL ~
SUGAR Quiet; sales of 300 hogsbeads
Gu "a at ll$S.Gll3<c.
MoLASS S-None.
HoPS-QuieL at l5a25c for American.
PErRoLEUM-DuIl at 1870 for crude, and
2714e tor re fined bDnoied
LLNSEED OIL-DuH at 95c@Sl.
pnRE-Onat md N g. ut
S2Sg2o 10 Tor mess, clos ng at S2S 75 cash;
S27 so for old:dO.; S2l 50geA 90 for prime;
S23 50g26 80 for prime mess, and 600 bbls
new mess. buyer all year sslt- SO b. - ~ >
BEEF Heavy; 81 es' l9O 9pbfs al S109f6 50
for new plain mess, aGu Si6aS20 for extra
mess; tierce beef quiet, at 81 t0,a2S 80 Tor
prime mess. and $50 a e35 for India mess.
BEEF HAMS -S2S 50d30 90.
CUT =MEATS-AIe SteadY, at 1lRIllzc fer
shoulders. and 12Gttc1 for hanlS; fl1idGleS
quiet and unchanged.
LARD-Duli and dropping; sales of 40
tierces at l5Gl6Isc Jor steam, and l6Is9I71Sc
for keIt le rendered. 81 4-& .sF = ~.
BUTrER-SIeady, at 25@37c for Ohio and
S0fG40c for State.
CHEESE-Quiet at Is also.
FREIG steady; 2O50 BUSH
els wheat at SGD.
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New Fork DRY Goo ds ,anrnes.

1UICBIdPHsI
DRY GooDs-The weather is again very
fine and warm for the season, and .conse-
QuentIy trade continues inacuve; in
prices, however, there il no material change
but nevertheless the tendency is in buyers
favor. PepperelI brown sheetfngs are sell
ing down TO l3c, and even at I214e, whife
the Bates bleached and Tho rndyke are
to I214c; Standard brow a sheeIingS are in
steady but limited request at l5dI6c;
brown drills I71zc; printing cloths 714971Sc
for best makes prints l217c; standard I312c;
Cocheco and Merrimac ID I415c.
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~ Tefegrapt.f MEaPHIs, Nov. u
CoTToNt. Receipts, 1901 bales; exports
F'LoUR-At S5 509I2 90.
GsbRr @-3At 90d95c. as.ear .- t-rEf
CORN NJ sALs--At 81 co. -ealf5e5ifH
OATS-~58c.i 1fHE --pf+Hr 81. Elt
HAY-c27 90 in store. s.fsi rasa14.I
BRAN AT So so. + 1t |tt- aspsl
PORK Oh. ..s s.-.. fsa-e
LARD-AJ l7t1l9c. .,a5fas l35 if..s .st
BACON shoulders 141zc; clear sides 1870.
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g Read-Gleasou
brOgliC.
Interesting from III exicc
Fatal Ae eeideut at East
port, Ne.
News by Atlantic Gable,
NEW YORK.

|. FOrger Come. 10 GFIef--A Bold At
tempt at RObbiRg Baffi sd-A Chap
ter OF CrIme-ImpOFtant from na-
Vana-The span sh Troops DefeaJ-
ed-AFrIVal Of ArEss fur the InSur;
gents-Ihe ReVOlters Demann Tnde-
pendence and ARHeXati0n-Alaba-
ma Gone for Grant. 3N.
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PENCILS.

90
American Lead Pencil Company's un
riyalled Pencils. We have a large stock
Of the above, comprising some zen differ
snt brands, ranging In price from SOC. to 81
per dozen. These Pencils are unequaled
for cheapness and durability by anything
in the market.
Faber's Pencils. All numbers.
Eagle Pencils. All numbers.
Rehback's Office Pencil. A splendid ar
ticle. -Fsrat-s.
Eagle and Star Rubber-Tipped Pencils.
Blue and Red Marking Pencils.
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New York Gold and stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. II. q
MoNEY-Easy at 697 per cent, chiefly
the latter, but there are indications that
the lyfug up process is beingreneWed.
STERLING STEADY at at91zT9Z.
GnLD-Lower: opened ar l34lS, advanced
to 1341z, ana closed at I331z9 IS35S. Exports
to-day, 81, 300. .' E-t-s = = = q
GovERNNENTs-Du Dull; opened strong and
higher. but the Advance did not last;
1857; do. '64, 1867; do. '6j, iOo5s do new
1897; do. '67, 1091S do. '6s, ITO; 10 lOs, 1919.
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EAsTPoRT,. Me.
$50 Fatal Acciudda aaUH9g

2 EAsrpokr, Ne. Nov. 12.4sA fatal
accident occurred at the Pembina
Iron Works. iastaRighkE killing tive
workmen Instantly Their names
were Black and Brokey,ax.r--s
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DEBILITATED,

/ ~
Whose suferings have been protraot-
ed from hidden causes, ard whose
cases require proupr3troatmont TO
render existence desirable. Do you
feel weak, debilinted, easily tired2
Does little extra ozertion produce
4 paipitation Of the hearth Does your
liver, or urinary organs. or your kid
neys. frequently GET ont of order? DO
you have spells Of short breathing or
dyspepsia Are your bowels oonsd-
pated2 Do you have spells of faiut-
ing, or Fushes Of blood 10 the bead2
Is your memory impaired2 L. your
mind constantly dwelling upon this
subject2 Do you feel dull. listIess.
mopiug, tired Of company, Of
lile2 10 you wish 10 bo left
alone, to get away from every
body 2 Does any little thing
make you start or jump2 Ia your
sleep brokea or restless2 Is the lus-
tire Of your eye as BRILLIANT the bloom
ofYOur check as bright2 Do You en-
JOY yourself in society as well2 Do
you pursue your business with the
same energy2 Do you feel as much
confidence in yourself? Arc your
spirits dull aud tagging, given 10 fits
Of melapeholy2 II so, do not lay 70
to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you
restless nights2 Your back weak
your knees weak. and have but little
and you attribute this 10
dyspepsia or liver ccmplaint2
How many men, from badly-curcd
diseases, from the effects Of selfabuse
and exeesses, have brought about that
state ofweakness in those organs that
has reduced the general system 20
much as to induce almost every other
disease-idiocy, lunacy, paralysis spi-
nal affections, suicide, aud almost
every other form of disease which
humanity is heir 10, and tho real
cause of tho trouble scarcely ever
suspected, and have doctored for an
but the right one?
Diseases Of those organs require tho
use Of a diuretic. HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU is the
great diuretio, and is o certain cure
for diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel. Dropsy, OTglnic Weakness,
Female Complaints, General Debility,
and all diseases of the Urinary Or
gaus. whether existing in male or
lomale, from whatever cause origin
ating, aud no matter Of how long
standing.
If 20 treatment is submitted toa
Consumption or Insanity may onsuo
Our flesh and blood arc supported
from these sources, and our health
and happiness, and that Of posterity,
depend upon prompt use Of q reliable
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Blu
CHU, established upward Of eighteen
years, prepared by
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INKS.


CarteI's celebrated Combined Writing
and Copying Ink-the best In the market.
In quarts. pInts. half-pints, and school
packages. .I-E tl
Arnoid's celebrated Writing Fluid. In
pint and quart bottles. I'd
Buffers Writing Fluid. In pintS and
quarts.
Carmine Inks. Best quality.
Blue Yellow, and other Inks InanufAc-
tured TO order.
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WASHINGTON.

ShipWreeked MOney-Gen.
Grant and Commissioner Rollins
Ambitious FemRI6-An lmDOrt--
ant ttailrOad Project Straight
Line from new York TO Washing
ton City.
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HARRISBURG.
OflciaI Vote of PeRnsylVania--.
Grants Majority 2S,S9S.

HARRISBURG, November 12.-The
full official vote of Pennsylvania is as
follows:I sGrant, 342 26D; Seymour,
313,382; Grants majority, e, $685.
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TALLAHASSEE.

The Reed-Gleasen ImbrOgIlo.
taEC --- 3L&Ha
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Nov. 12.-The
criminal case against Lieut.. Governor
Gleason and Secretary Alden comes
on tomorrow.
The opinion Of the Supreme Bench,
In relation to the impeachment of
Governor Reed, sSill not be rendered
before the 18th inst.
. AUGUSTA.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Louisiana Election n-SaymOur's Ma
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 12.-Tne vote
Of the State stands, with one parish
ipcomplete-Grant 26 552; Seymour
81 10
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, November 12-The Par
liamentary election commences to
morrow. The m6stt extensive meas
ures of precaution against disturb
ances at the polls have been taken by
the police authorities, Troops have
been semitic Blackburn, an importan
borough in the County of Lancaster,
where serious trouble is feared tt q
The specie in the BIuk of England
has decreased 9l19,000 during this
week.
It is announced that Rev. w.
Thompson, DID, now Archbishop of
York. succeeds the late Rev Charles
Thomas Eongley, as Archbishop of
Canterbury, and that Rev, Samuel
Wither Force, D d., the new Bishop
of Oxford, succeeds to the vacant
seat at York. e. zsgr
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AUGUSTA.
Frost In Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Ga, November 12.-The
weather is clear and cold; heavy frost
last night.