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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-21
NORTHERN RAILROAD.



Accou0nAuOS TRAM leaves Concord NJ I0ti..
ior White River Junction connecting win ff1. IN
Wells River. st Johnshug Barton, Newport NIIl,
b. AMI Aial1g Lake. stanaioad Bath IIitirii,
tsr Sc Also With trains fn Montpelier nnf .',,
st. Adams Bouaos Point Montreal Oeionaurr, IN.
the West
DAY ExrpEss TnAis leaves concord OF io.ls,..
Tor White River Junction. cuanccinE with tfa.u. b.
Montpelier burlington, Rouso'H Point, Montreal
aud with Oqlonshursh aud niand Tunk Ral.naaTt.
the West
Baist0t rHuy leaves at 1.i5 o.. TO-, TOR prulau al,
BRISTOL
EyryIy0 FNrnt.s THAfv leaves Coneoul ai -.nt ..
Glf White River Junction, connecting With fIs.i. o.
Montpelier nuriiustun. st. Allaus, Nit.ca Point hi
treal, ugdeushursh and The hcst.
sur ou arrival OF trains from iostpn W 0rc.lt.f p.
mouth, Portland, &c.
DoUNWSRD TRIMS
fMocyiSs ExraGss TatiN leaves White River J.
ton iuf Concord at u "a. in.i uf 900 arrival 90 ifs
OplcnsNur.h nnd Montreal ON Mondays at 6G IL
-tead 81 l.A.
tBnistol raAs leave. nssiol ior Concord 90 sa g.
anil Franklin st 9.1i q. m.
tMtt Taus leaves Nhita River junction .f d..
mont Central. Plauupflc. aud Whit Mountain q.
ruhis
nAY ENrnr-s TRAM leaves White River Juarl.s ID
SGD Do. u.. ur un artIsal uf trains ffnm MHUtna
OcieisIursh huttlchoru. kctue. Bellows lsls N..
sor Ac connecting a. tuueori with trains fof Mal.
tsr Naahun Lowell. and Boston.
trhpsc trains connect at Concord with train. Il.
Manchester. Lawrence, Portsmouth, Portland hal..
Worcester Nrw Yori Lowell and Boston.
Concord. y H.. Dee -f7.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-21
MORN pArcuEs, rREcKLEs and TAN.

TnE ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for those bro,en diseoio
fi0Hs on the naeis peny's Moth nad Freeke Lotion
Prepared only by In. D. q, PnKRf, 20 BOnd ST. Now
York. II Soldeyoywhere. OCi3ldaw6no
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-21
Advertisements,


LICENSED ny THE
TINTED STATES AUTHORITY.
s. c. THOMPSON d cos
eagAr ONE DOLLAR sALr OF
Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Linen Goods,
Linens, Dry Goods, Cottons, Fancy
Goods, Albums, Bibles, Cutlery,
Silver Plated Ware, Watches,
Sewing Machines, &c.
These articles to be sold at the uniform price of
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
and non Ia be paid for until you know what you are 10
receive.
The most popular and economical method Of doing ua
ness iu the country
D, PimoSIziNG rms sALg you have chance to ex'
change your goods.
The Smallest 1yiia, void for ONE DOLLAR can b. e.
ehangsd for Sarsr PLATED, Fhe Bofttd Rstoiriag Cr
tor, or yoa, CHOIR, Of irge uViety ofomsr daiecs
upon Erctagf list
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l.. HOWE. Aqenf,

w. Central Railroad MunipeNrr
You want yuuf hageago cLco6ed through 10 Chicago
This line does not check tai3.lec 90 tickets sold tf
outside agents e. the West and VIII not auy
possibility Or the same.
Fares Less THIN Any Other Route
All gorre- pondeuce n rc.1,d 10 Western route aI
dressed 20 l. UoNr. Montpelier, VI
L. hlLLla, General Agent. no.lan
Montpelier, Jan. &, l-6'. NQ
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SOUTH BROOKLYN

~ SAW MILL COMPANY.
n me-, BnooELfS, July ~, lsCs.
6ENrs Having thoroughly tested both Mills aud Set
muths put IN Tor ns by your company last spring and
they being new thing In this part OF the country n
may be satisfaction to you 90 know how regard them
aier three months trial Of all the mills have ever
seen, Lanes u the best with tho exception Of yours
would not exchange Mls and Set Works for any that
know Of IN use The Throw-out Blocks should be made
OF wrought Iron, then they complete One Of our
carriages viii take g. feet and the other 50 feet.
iours respectfully,
hiA e. c. ADAMS
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MONTPELIER
LNOUNDRY Il MACHINE SHOP,

FTThTN HNOVkl FTOprlVTUtf.
All Minds OF Iron Castings furnished, and ovcry de-
scfipton of Machine olwork executed In the lesi man
ncr on short notice and at reasonable prices.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-21
ITNIoN TICKET OFFICE
FOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST

FOR TnE WEsT AID SOUTHWEST
VIA
BURLINGTON aud RUTLAND. TROY aud sCHES
tCiApl, and NEW YORK CENTRAL RAiLBuMn
or via ihamplIu Strnmers. making direot cunncel.Qa
with the GREAT WESTERN Railroad Al suspen..I
Hrdeg. aud LAhb SHORE Railroad las nJFFALu B.
CHICAGO. AID AN pOiuis ltlund alsa via uftUFAs
BuK0iI and GRAND TRUNK lailroads
Ticket. Cor aie always at the lowest rates and it.
gage checked throu 10 via the above routes
For any information desired etil ou ur address
= a. TRUE T.alff fgsu,
oaac at PAVILION. opposite me Depot.
bldaw MONTPELIER. VT
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1lnui Advertisements.

NEW BOOKS
Ar
b A T. l. q US.
Dnllas Gabraith, Mrs. Davis
Henry Powers, kmbatl.
harreue, Trollope.
Beanselncourt,
Bcppo. Trollopc
Lost Cause, Pollard.
Calamura, Julia pIeasants.
Renshawe, Pine
Cousin Paul
Macaria, Author of Beulah
Folly ~ i flcs, Fanny Fern.
Tales of Algeria, Dumas.
Doctor Antonio, Rulinl.
JOSH billings on lee. "'''" ''"''''
llcadand Home De Lcsdenlcr.
Cousin Maudo, HOLMES.
Meadow Brook.
liush Woriliueton,
Rose Matthew,
Iona Nisors
Tempest and suusl Inc, HOLMES.
Marian Gray.
English Orphans.
Homestead on Hillside.
Dora Dcaue.
Camcrnr's Pride
old Fritz, Muhlhack.
Gmtho aud schiller
Berlin and Sans-Souc
Merchant Vt Berlin
Louisa OF Russia.
Frederick the Great
Frederick the Great and Family
Daughter ofan Empress.
Henry the sth aud Court
Joseph al and Court
Napoleon and Queen OF Prussia.
Napulcan aud Queen Louisa.
Napoleon aud Bucher.
Marie Antoinette aud son
Montpelier, Oct. q, l-o7 ai-,awtf
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WILCOX & GIBBS
{ !

SEWING MACHINE
Was awarded the first premium at the Vermont State Par
sept 1867, and has received numerous other
FiRST PRE NUNS
It's scam is stronger and less liable 10 rim in use or
wear than the lock stitch ''--Judges' report
ut the great trial.
IL makes the least noise of any machine and il never
misses stitches.
IL Il always ready and IN Order aud il so simple that
child can operate It, II l. universal fayOrte and il
emphatioally the best
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
In the market No family can afford 10 DO without on.
orders promptly filled Send for circular. Agent.
wanted to canvass every town
d. NJ, PHELPS GeHerd dgsni
Nos and uHl0n Block Church IT,
NoN'9'"u Burlington VI.
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These Bonds are secured by Trust Deed upon the
most important limb OF tho great lnter-Oceanc Railroad
two.thiris Of which l. already Quilt at cost ofncarly
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COLGATE 4 cos
TOILET SOAPS.
TOBACCO ANTID0TE.

Warranted 10 remove all desire Tor Tobacco TlI.
great rolnedy b. excellent appetizer u ya6s ftf
BLOOD lnfl1ohics the sstc possesscs great nuur shu
aud nEtheun9 power enables the stomach a. digest
the hcartest foot makes sleep refreshing and esab
% robust health Saotss AID C4eotf' for Sirfy ffars
cured Price, tity Cent, pot free treatise the
injurious effects OF Tobacco with lists ct references te-t-
mouals Sc, sent free. Agents wanted
Aldrn.a d.. n. n. AnBuIsr. Inr-nN NltN. =. j
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PUBLIC LANDS,


situated along the llna ct their Road also Su.dy Loan
OF y. s. Sh Per Cent Bona,, averaging s35oO per nile
rs last The sections Of twenty miles completed
They have recelvOi in addition important Graaf. from
the state and eltos Of California. worth moro than
tloooooo in Gold The proceeds Of these Lands, Bonds
Capital Stock, Subscriptions, subyeutous, and Net
Earnings invested In the enterprise which il adj
ded tho amount realized FROM first Mortgage Bonds
Th,', later haze hs fr hen asos ms ~tot property and
arc issuod to The amount only tho Government
advances, to the extent Of about onc-thr tho cot
value Of the Road, equipment oto.
The Cash Resources abundant for the completion
Of the work, and the aoing, from IA, nay nasic apoa
$50 miles ossa 70, sa.iaes' NOR, naa io.bis as
current ini'r,st hablt,s.
~ Besides mlloa.s upon all through business tli.
Road having the hest ands for settlement tho most pro-
due,ive mines the nearest markets and bong exempt
FROM competition, will always command larry, ,a-
e"-e', H'i'oh Ds iaAoay IL Com.
rwo-'iris orthe ontire Loan already marketed and
judging by past perence the Loan will he closed
Investors who desire unusually SAFE reliable and
profitable 'scurt, would do vol to purchase before the
Bonds are all taken
~ Tho Company the right TO advance the
price at any hut all orders actually ia ,asiia At
the ,no Of any such advance will be- dcd At pro.on,
price AZ this time toy pay than per cont upon
tho investment aud have FROM National ssd stat. Luf.
g"HaHt''' superior 70 Oh corporate .'eas, Of
tsfea.
Tho First Mort gage Bonds are Of sIoD each with
seni-annual gold coupons attached payable In July and
January. Both INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL ARE
MADE EXPRESSLY PAYABLE IN UNITED STATES
GOLD COIN. Tho Lack interest from July let ischnrgod
only at the currency rates.
We receive all classes Of Government Bonds. at their
full market rates. In exchange for the Central Pacific
Railroad Bonds thus enabling the holders realize from
to 10 per oeaf Srqff and keep the principal Of their In
vesnent equally secure and receive the samc rate Of
interest f'r a longer period.
Orders aud inquirie. will receive promp, attention
Information Descriptive Pamphlets, ETC., giylnga full
account OF tho Organization Progress Buspes. aud Pros,
poet. Of the Enterprss furnished application Bonds
sent ny return Express at our coat.
Subscriptions received by Banks and Bankers. Agent.
for the Loan, and by
/ FIRST NATIONAL BANK, SPRINGFIELD, VT
~ All descriptions of Go,ern@sni S,e.rns, bought
Sold, or Eraa"grd, al Office aud by NAL and Telo.
graph at Mastsr RATES
~ Accounts Of Banks, Bankers, and othor received
aud favorable made tor desirable accounts.
FISK HATCH,
Bankers aud Dealers in Govt Securities,
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
have constantly on hand and for sale at the mort
able rates, full and well selected stock Of warranted
EXTRA cAST STEEL CIRCULAR SAYS,
WARRANTED OAKlrANNED LEATHER Betting,
yULCANlzED RUBBER BETTING PATENT La
CING LEATHER, BELT RlvETs and BURRs,
BELT HOOKS. PUNCHES &c, sc.
STONES PATENT
S 4 W G L " N L u s,
EXTRA CUTTERS, GRAMS, BONES, Sc., UPsETs or
sWAGEs of all kinds, Cast Steel CANT HOOKS,
&C., 6c, &c, &c., &c., sc.
Prompt attention given to orders 10y mail
P1rklN 4 BROCK,
09.dawtf Montpelier W.
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Ndrertis

~~~-~~4~>>-~~-->~-~--~.-~~
.GoLD BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
A limited quantity Of the TAbiy year Sir Per cent.
Frsf Motgag, Bond. Of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany are offered to investors, for tho present, Mt
nos PER CENT, AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN
CURRENCY
These Bonds are secured by Trust Deed upon the
mos. important lnk tho great lnterOceanic Raroad
two-thiris Of which already Quilt at o cost ofncary
ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS,
And which enjoys already soltsustaning way trade.
Tho whole line Of continuous rail between
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO
will be completed by July next, when an Immense
through business will undoubtedly follow. More than
300 miles of tho distance between the Missouri River
and the Pacific Ocean are already trayerod b., tho loco
moti'o sud It is probable tina, miles additional will
he completed during tho current year. Tho future OF
this Line, therefore, is unusually promising Tho
Central Pacific Railroad Company
millions ofaerrf tho
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and carrying the q. s. Mail through
California iu Twenty-Five days
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Agents Will please take notice of thI. llo not 81
nnmes. Tut number your clubs from one upwards. NJ
Your lelters slInrt and plan q. pnssInla
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os PER CENT, AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN
CURRENCY.
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO
Central Pacific Railroad Company

receive from the United States Government about ten
millions " acrrf of the
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Certificates giving complete description Of article. %
be sold for Onc Dollar, will be sold Vt the rate Of TEN
! CENTS EACH.
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A.
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ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS,

And which enjoys already soltsustalnng way trade
Tho whole line Of continuous rail botwoon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17
FROM THE SOUTH.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 1G.
The Times to-day has m article deprecat-
ing the withdrawal Of either Blair or Sey-
mour, but If it is necessary suggests the pro.
priety Of leaving to those gentlemen the Sc
lection OF their Successors.
FoRrREss MONROE, Oct. lG.
The steamers George Leary, Lady Of the
Lake and Eatois, haEing on board about
1000 delegates to the Commercial Conven-
tion passed here for Capes at noon to. day.
They returned at l o'clock and the party
were received at the wharf and welcomed BY
General Berry and passed inside the Fort
A review Of troops WAS held and tho various
points Of interest were visited, especially
JEFF. Davis former quarters. The party re
turned to Norfolk at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
ATLANTA, Gs., Oct. 16.
The Democratic Executive Committee of
Georgia to-day publish preamble and reso-
luton declaring unequivocally false the rep
reservations made by Republican speakers
in the present canvass, that the Southern
people favor the re-establishment Of slavery,
referring to the ratification Of the amend
ment to the Constitution, forever abolishing
slavery and involuntary servitude except for
crime. They endorse the address OF Robt.
+. Lee and others in response to the letter
from General Rosencras and they acqmesce
in the present status OF. the colored race, and
viii protect them to the full extent Of their
power in the rights Of suffrage secured to
them by the Constitution Of the t. S. and
the Constitution and laws OF the State.
The Republicans fred salute and held a
meeting last night in honor Of the Republi-
can victories in Pennsylvania and ahio.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1G.
The little steamer Hesper, which left here
q. o'clock yesterday afternoon with 1000
stand of arms, which it is alleged was des-
tined for niggers in Arkansas, returned to
this port to-day. Her officers state that
while wooding, some 25 miles below here.
on the Mississippi side, the steam tug Nettie
Jones bore in sight with barge in tow con.
tanning about forty men in disguise, who
took possession Of the Hesper, placing
guards over the pilot and engineer They
then cut the boat lose and steamed up the
river, breaking open the boxes containing
the arms and throwing them into the river,
After thus disposlng Of the arms the party
started back up the riy r, and in attempting
to go through the chute she grounded. The
party then went ashore and took to the
woods. 1t is said the party seized the tug
below Fort Pickering soon after the Hesper
had left this port. The affair causes great
svcifatoept
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IRON SOUTH AMERICA.

New YoRK, Oct. l6.
A Valparaiso letter of September 10th
states that great fear prevailed tbs. disas-
trous earthquake, like that OF August last,
is about to visit Chilli, as some circum
stances that preceded that recent terrible
calamity IN Ecuador had been observed for
several days. The people Of Valparaiso
had in consequence voted, according to Gus.
tom, for patron saint,, and had elected the
Savior.
A Lima, Peru, letter OF September 2sth
says that shocks Of earthquake are still felt,
but the cities are so completely ruined thai,
no further damage can be done.
A recurrence Of yellow fever was appre-
hended at Lima and Callao and strict sani-
tary measures had already been introduced
Balta had issued a proclamation pardoniug
al officers whom Conzeo had banished and
returning them their rank and back pay.
This includes among others Prsdo, the de-
posed President, who has been exiled in
Chill since the surrender Of the garrison at
Humatia.
There is nothing new from the seat OF war.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. lf.
The following is the answer to L dis
patch from this city asking whether the
proposition for change in the Democratic
Presidential candidate was prompted by the
Democracy Of New York
NEw YORK, Oct. Is.
Jonah d.. HoOrer, Esq, Washington
No authority or possibility to change front.
Our friends consider it totally impracticable
and equivalent to disbanding our forces. We
in New York are not panic stricken.
Signed, S. j. TILDES,
AUGusT BELMONT,
AUGUSTUS SeHrLL
Gen. Hooker has been placed on the re-
tired list, with the full rank of Major Gem
eral
Mr.. Voorhees, has teIegraphed here that
he is elected to Congress by 100 majority,
and M. Hendricks defeated for Governor of
Indiana by probably 1000 votes.
The following store-keepers were ap-
pointed to-day: Joseph G. Stewart and Dan
iel Cushing, for the 5th District Of Ohio, and
". E. Blaine for the 9th.
Schuyler Colfax left this evening for New
York, and from thence will 60 direct to Ins
diana.
Commissioners of Indian Affairs Taylor has
returned from Chicago, where he has been
attending the Indian Peace Commission.
Butler 4 Carpenter, stamp and bank note
engravers, Of Philadelphia, have filed q
strong protest against the award Of the con
tract for postage stamps to the National
Bank Note Company of New York.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW York, Oct. 10.
Fred. NJ. Wood was nominated for Con.
gress by the Republicans Of the First Dis
trict.
A call has been issued for Colored Ma
tional Convention at Washington on the 18th
of January.
The Protestant Episcopal Board Of Mis-
sions held a session last evening.
There are signs of . revival Of ship build
ing here. Mr.. Webb recently maie . con-
tract to build large ship for the Liverpool
trade.
The Commercial says it is re port ID to-day
that Governor Seymour has written letter
placing himself in the hands OF the National
Committee.
The Congressional Committee continued
their investigation Of whisky frauds to-day.
Several Witnesses we're examined. Binckley
is still contumacious and neglcctsto produce
any papers Of rive aAy iafbrnaaion
The bail Of NcHsnry, accused ot perjury
in the Rollins conspiracy case, has been
raised to 5000 TO secure his re-.ppeaI zee.
Tne family Of the late Nathaniel Haw-
thorn are about to sail for Germany
The heaquarters Of the Department the
Atlantic have at the request of General
Hancock, been transferred to New York.
The London Standard states that Presi-
sident Johnson has informed Mr.. Thornton,
British Minister at Washington, and Mr..
Reverdy johnson, Of his intention TO pay a
visit to England, rs soon rs his time OF OF.
fce expires ia March next.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l6
The official returns for Congress give the
following msjorities: Fi.st District, Rsn-
dali, Democrat. 6,331; Second District,
O'Neill, Republican, 1856; Third District,
Moffatt, Democrat, 1877; Fourth District,
Kelley, Republican, 1859 Fifth District, Al
Democratic majority; Tenth District, Coke,
Republican, 244.
The coroner's inquest IN the case Of the
boy Perkins, killed on election day. returned
a verdict that he came to his death by . shot
fred by Joseph Flanagan, deputy sheriff.
The following returns OF the Pennsylvania
election are official:
Lycoming county - 35l Democratic ma
jority.
Berks countv-Democratic majority G,50s.
Cumberland county = Boyle, Democrat,
Gs2 msjority.
Carbon county-Democratic majority CAB.
Bedford county-Democratic majority 394.
+. N. kimmel, Democrat, for Congress. has
}of majority,
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw York, Oct. IL.
The World editorially says the Democratic
party has evidently been injured BY the as
PERSONS cast upon ii through the indlscreet
letter Of Blair to Broadhead, which has been
successfully used BY the Republican party.
1t says it is simple justice that the party
should be cleared Of these aspersions and
says the party a. body has no other means Of
clearing itself Of this imput ion than the
futile contradictions in the public press, but
there are individuals who can extinguish this
calumny in moment and silence it forever,
and it must be done if We are to win the
election. This is time for plain talk and
We hope We have spoken intelligent
enough for those whom it most concerns o
take our meaning.
The Herald says it has been decided to
withdraw Seymour and Blair and give the
nominations to Chase and John Quincy
Adams. Belmont and other members Of the
National Democratic Committee will meet
Seymour to .day
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

MADRID, Oct. lG.
A decree ordering elections for the Cortes
in the colonies will soon be issued. Slaves
are not permitted TO vote. The colonial dep>
mites will be allowed to propose plan abol-
ishing slavery.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l6.
The American Chamber of Commerce Of
Liverpool will offer Reveray johnson an ad-
dress~on the 22d inst.
MADRID, Oct. l6.
Admiral Mendez Nunez has been appoint
ed by the Provisional Government Captain
General OF the Fleet. His former Flag Off
Ger, Captain Lado, has been appointed to
the command Of the Spanish squadron in
the Pacific.
The scarcity and consequent high prices of
food and wine are abating.
LONDON, Oct. 10.
The London Times to-day, in an article on
the Chinese Mission, thinks the fact that Mr..
Burlingame is not native Of China will be
no obstacle to his success at the Courts to
which he is accredited. They will forget it
IL be does. II he abstains from interference
with political intrigues in which China can
have no healthy.interest, If he acts as though
there could be no separate national interests
in Europe and Africa-as, indeed, there are
not, 80 far a. their relations with China are
concerned--and il be accepts It as the rri-
mary function OF his mission to explain what
are the best lines Of trade, both for China
and other countries, he will have accom-
plished much for China and something for
the rest Of the world. No State can have so
personal an interest in . success Of this sort
as Great Britain, and none would be more
willing to contribute to it.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
PENNsYLvAnIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lb.
The Judges met at 10 o'clock, bnt we're IN.
able to make out the returns, in conse-
qnence Of none being received from three
precinets in the first ward A mandamus
was received from the conrs Of common pleas
directing the Return Judges not to complete
the totals until further orders. There has
been an informality in precint Of the 10Th
ward, which the Court is engaged in hearing
Fox majority for Mayor is 1919. omitting
the 10th ward and the three precincts Of the
| At wnra
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17
FROM HAVANA.

New YoRK, Oct. l6.
A Havana letter says the Captain General
will not trust the Spanish men.oi-war any
more than to let them have one days ra-
tions at a time.
Santa Anna has been ordered to leave the
Island, on account of his Mexican compica.
tions, Juarez spy having unveiled all his
plots. He WAS given thirty days TO leave,
and is 30 poor that his friends will have to
pay his passage.