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as- OFFICE CHARLESTON GASLIGHT
COMPANY. Juue "a. 1868 IA Dividend of FIFTY
CRNTs PER SHARE on the Capital Stock OF this
Company having been declared by the Directors,
the same will be paid on and ai,er Isl prorimo.
The Books OF Transfer will be closed from this date
to 1st proximo. w. j. HER1OT,
June "A Secretary
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ag-COOGAN, EXECUTOR, vs.. PALMETTO
SAVINGS INSTITUTION pursuance OF the De-
crelal Order made in this causc tho Master will, OH
and after the ls July next pay to depostor. at his
Office, Court House. dividend Of Ten per Cent on
their c!aims. Depositors must produce their books
upon calling for payment. ]. w. GRAY,
June 26 ftuwm4 Masler in Equity.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON. N.-CHARLEs1ON, Jnne q, 1861
DIvIDEND.-The Board of Directors OF this Bank
having declared Dividend of FIVE 10y PER CENT.
free of Government Tax. the capital stock. the
same will be paid 10 the Stockholders on and after
the lat July ne1t. VIM. C. BREESF,
June % Cashier.
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FOR NEW YORK.
&h-a~,. THE SPLENDID SIDE WHEEL
|: MH&a9fs STEA MSHIP CHARLESTON,
LIHIBlk3P0 BERRY Commander. will sail on Sat-
urddy. July 4, at o'clo,t P. n,
from Adger's South Wharf.
sI No Freight received after 3o'clock on day Of
sailing, and Bills Of Lading must be handed In by
that time.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGER CO., .
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay Up ststrsl.S
@-1h- Steamship MANHATTAN will follow on
Saturday. July IL:
Inna
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Spssial aotifss.

nTQUARTERLY STATE TAXEs.-GENE-
RAL TAX OFFICE, Fl sEPRooF BUILDING
The QuartcrIy state Taxes for quarter ending 3Oth
June, 1868, on sales of Goods, Wares and Merchan-
dize and spirituous Liquors manufacted. Also, the
Quarterly Convention Taxes on sales ot Goods,
Wares, and Merchandise, and articles manufactured
for sac, barter or exchange. now due and paya-
BILE at this Office
The books will be closed Thursday, the 10th In
stant after which time d,uble tax executions will be
issued against defaultars.
All ARTICLES Of trade sale, barter or exchange Got
ton taxed by The Uniled Siales exceptedl are re-
turnable for taxes. .t;
FLEETWOOD LANNEAU,
Tax Collector. st. Philip aud st. Michael.
Jnlv1 w2
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FINAL NOrICE.-sHERIFFS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, JUNE 80. 1sss.-on the I'd Of July
all the Real Estate in this and the adjoining
Parishes, against which State Tax Executions are
filed In this Office will be advertised and sold accord
ing TO law. Payment OF Taxes on Personal Property
will be pressed at same time.
WILLIAM 8. HASTIE,
June 30 Sheriff Charleston District.
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aSsBATcHELoR,s HAIR DYE.-TH1s

Ra-.BATCHEIOHS HALh U1E.-IHIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the III effects OF bad dyes invgo-
rates aud leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by an Druggists and Perfumers; an
properly applied at Batclelor's Wig Factory. No
Bond.strset, New York. Tyr January
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Constitution of the United States." All pleaded
not guilty.
Charles Marshall, Sergeant United States
army, was the first witness, and his testimony
consumed tae day and implicated Kirksey,
Hudson and others in the shooting OF Ash
burn.
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ss-THE STEAMER CITY POINT WILL
discontinue her trips to Florida, for summer repairs,
until further notice. June 9
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..
sum ri ERyILLE.s

TIE PAsrsANp PRESENT OF THE vILAoE-THE
EFFECTS OF. THE WAR UPON IT'S GROWTH
BROWNS HOTEL UNDER THE NEW REGIME
THE PROGRESS OF PEoossrRUcr1oN- USEFUL
AND ATTRACTIVE ENTERPRISE.
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nornrpAas.rs OF THE DISTRICT
-p~unued on the north by south side-of. Calhoun.
street. on the cast by Cooper River. the south by
South Battery and on the west by cast side oil Meet
ing-street
Ohlce hours Morning between 0 and 10 clock.
afternoon between aud o'clock.
tsignedl GEORGE 8. PELZER. NJ. D.,
June % 10 City Registrar.
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FOR ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA.

.sEh THEsTEAMER DICTATOR WILL,
-. touch at stsAngustine on her n.It
regular h1p, leaving Charleston Tuesday. SUth june,
Sunday 5th July. at 5P NJ. NeA' ~
Excursion tickets issued.
1nnaos sd D. AIKEN s CO., Aeents-
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sTEAH TO IIvERPUoL,

CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN..-,..,
A<h~~ THE INMAN LINE, SAILING
Nk4IS4I1 sEMI-WEEKEi. carrying the q.
LEIEIBlIKtHa 8. Malls. consisting OF the following
EEEEs@-s steamers:
CITY OF PARIS.
CITY UF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY OF BOSTON,
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Monday,
at PM, irom Pier No. 40 North River, New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
BIT THE MAIL STEAMERS SAILING EVERY SATURDAY,
Payable In Gold. Payable in Currency.
1st Cabin 10 London. .lO6f steerage to London. So
LIST Cabin to Paris .1l5 Steerage to Paris IS
Passage by the Monday ste mers-First Cabin 500
God sisersge $40 PAYABLE Y @ y : cabin
800. Steerage, $40; payable In gold
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg,
Bremen, &C., stmoderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool and QueenstoMn,
$40 currency. Tickets can be bought here by per.
sons sending for their friends.
For further Information apply Of the Company's
offices. JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
No. l6 Broadway, New York.
June emo
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FOR NEW YORK.

PEOPLES STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs'LINE.
&<Sr, STEAMSHIP MONEKA, CAPT.
/ZEHSYfxS MARsHdAN, will leave North Allan
ZEi&IGalSdRS tic Wharf Friday, July 8, at s11
ts54s Tts-l5f4G@z-o'c O'Clock P. III.
Nofreight received after o'clock, day oil sailing;
For Freight or Passage. apply to
June 81 JOHN THEo GETTY.
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as- NOTICE.-OFFICE OF CITY REGIS
TRAR, CHARLESTON. 8. o., June %. lS6S.-ln con-
sequence of the resignation Of DR.. JOS. Yates. the
Office and Diapensary of the First Health District
have been removed from No. 16 Market-srett TO the
NoRTHWEsT CORNER OF GEORGE AND ANsoN
STREETS physician in charge. Dr.. T. GRANGE
sIMONs; resdence. WEST END OF MoNrAGUE~
QTREET
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FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, ST. MARY'S FFRNANDINA
JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL LANDINGS ON
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
,-A THE STEAMER DICTATOR,
.EasIEE.IS.. Captain CHARLES WILEY, will
leave Churleston every Tuesday Night at o'clock,
and Savannah every Wednesday afternoon, at s
O'clock for the abuve places. Returning will leave
savannah for Charleston every Saturday Mo,,,ino.
1t 8 O'Clock.
All goods moi removed by sunset will be stored az
the expense and risk Of owners
All freight must be prepaid.$t
). u. AIKEN l. CO., Agents.
June 81 South Atlantic Whar
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FOR NEW YORK.
REG ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY, 2.

REG ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY,.
&&h~> TIE STEAMSHIP MONTEREY.
M4aCP9 Captain @. RIDER, VM leave Van
LE5E1Nk3QrH derhorst's Wharf. on Wednesday,
St87sx July j, at 5 o'clock P. N.
g-No freight will he received utter one O'Clock on
day OF departure. and shippers are particularly
quested to hrnd In Bills Of Lading. accompanied by
INK Receip,s, By that hour.
June 20 .-RAvENEL CO., Agents.
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@bituarp.

HOUSTON.-Died, in this city, on the morning of
the 27Lli inst, EMEIINE CATaARIAE only child
Of JOHN II. and C. P. AousToN. aged one year i've
months and nineteen days.
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Excursions.
THE GREAT BASE BALL MATCH AT
SAVANNAH.
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.

~ THE FINE STEAMER FANNIE.
.&asssss:f557r Captain FENN PRcK will make an Ex-
cursion to savannah carrying the Alert Base Ball
Cub leaving Charleston Friday Epenin0, the Sd. az
O'clock: re lrning leave Savannah Sunday Aorr-
ing. at o'ciuck.
Tickets for the round trip Six Dollars. to be had on
application 30 JOHN FERGUSON,
June 80 Accommodation Wharf.
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Alderman Wall presentcda petition OF the
Ashley Fire Engine Companyfor the construc-
tion of plank road from thccorner OF Celum'
bus-streot 10 Meeting;etreet,on account OF the
depth of sand.
Alderman Nhil1cn, from ho Special Com
mittee on the Fire Department, reported on
the petition OF the Eaglo lire Company for
$1,000, that the sum asked br is unnecessary
to put tho building in repair, but recommend
that al! proper repairs shall ~ made.
He also gave notice that he would introduce
bill to regulate hatchwayi and other open
ings in floors.
A bill to extond the lien br taxes, and to
provide for the liquidation OF interest and az
rears of interest OIL the city d,bt to first July,
1868, was passed to its third reading, and
ordered to be engrossed. -.
Alderman Geddings offered aresolution that
the Special ommitlee OIL the Fire Department
report at the next meeting WAT change is de-
siraLle in the mode of payment of accounts
also the minimum sum required for The sup
port of the department under it's present Or
ganzation.a Agreed to.
Mr. Henry Cobia aud Alderman Whilden
were appointed to represent the city stock at
the next meeting of stockholders OF the Nasll-
vile and Chattanooga Railroad.
Alderman Clark offered resolution that the
| City Engineer be required toturnish the chair
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aT The Business and Publication Of
fics or THE DAILY NEWS has been
removed to the large and commodious
building No. 149 EAST BAY.
kBY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
EpER ATLANTIC TELEaRAPH.I

THE IRISH CHURCH QUESTION IN THE BRITISH
PARLIAMENT.
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On motion, Council then adjourned.
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claim OF victory must he resisted and defeated IN our
courts OF lsw-thank God we have some courts lelln
our Legislatures and on the floors Of Congress -
The Telegraph also declares that the Republicans nave
honestly carried the entire Philadelphia city ticket on
First We EnOc from Official records hat here rere sir
thousand Democratic rioters naral,sed by the tpstares o'
ne supreme Court This many are certain OF, as MT
snowden stated so himself Now all OF them were surely
Democrats The Republicans naturazed exclusively IN
mon Pleas. The field OF the Supreme Court was left en-
tirey free TO be possessed by Mr.. snowdens political
either stayed away from the polls, or
were rejected by the Republican iudges-an estimate
remain 1900 illegal votes. We say illegal votes for the
Supreme Court win decide when il meets in Pittsburgh
room and Of being looked at by the tpstaves not
constitute legal or judicial process OF naturalization
without other fraud being detected these 1000 VIII
be enough TO elect the lowest candidate on our ticket by
1900 and judges Ivy $500 This process OF puI
elected officers from their gotcn seats will, without
doubt be taken hy the proper authorizes second: la
that were voted yesterday, there was an unknown
aud probably an enormous number OF papers
which had not even gone through that ennobling
process. Third There were imported into our city
bands Of ruans most of whom are known to The detect,
ives who voted In several wards and by their attitude OF
defiance sought to mtimidae well defraud the legal
voters They are all carefully noted, and not only VIII
their votes be east but they be pursued and placed
where they bc0ng-in the Pencntiary For these Iei-
sons think that every of city ticket is elected,
a contest, that the Court viii 50 declaie
SHERIFF LYLE's RIOT-DEATH or POLICEMAN
YOUNG.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 4--POliccman John
Young. who wounded last night In an incpent riot
in the Seventh Ward died this morning. samuel Hot
aud Charles " Powell have been arrested On charge ~
killing the brothers Byrncs. The former shcrlis
deputy Fortytwo arrests FOR riong and Illegal voting
were made Oh Tuesday by the Mayors police Nearly all
captured were armed with pistols Eleven persons were
shot IN the disturbances IN various parts OF the city dur
ing the day ana evening.
Abiding to the Democratic frauds and numerous out
RACES on the lives OF ctizens The Framing Bpci0 says;
These monsTOus upon the will Of the pcape
must be met and repudatcd The whole Republican
ticket undoubtedly elected I'm this city yesterday by
large majOrite and every Democratic claim of victory
must De resisted and defeated m cOurs 90 law, u oaf
legislature and on The floors of Congress.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

official copy of the late telegraphc correspondence be-
tween the Department of State and the United States Lee
gauon at Madrid relative To the recent events In Spain
- "SAN SEBASTIAN, Sept 80, 1868
~ 10 me secretary Of State. Washington The Revolution
2 v,ovsrhHent Is established at Madrid The Queen
mas started Tor France. JOHN =. HALE"
am. ,,,, DEPARTMENT OF STATE. Oct. !, 1885,
HALE Minister al Madrid: Keep me well advised.
or..c, SEWARD"
10 secretary SEWARD, WASHINGTON. Gen serrauo 10
w lcauer OF me insurgents. He entered Madrid this
afternoon heading his victorious army and WAC ioued nv
1Vooo armed ctzens here Madrid quet No blood has
Deeh sed here An election held on Monday last for
members to IA Constitutional Convention I shall want
ii'''"0'io"'' HALE, Madrid"
DEPARTMENT OF STATE Oct q 1853
HALE u y Munster Kddrid: n new National dow
eminent peacefully established and full posseesion
O Madrld ana there remains no contcndine Govern
ment IN spain, you will recognize the Government
ueiactO 80 as 10 prosecute any necessary business affect
ing the Government OF the United States their ct
gems. REwApnn
MdGsid, 1868.
80 SEWARD. Secretary NJ STATE Washington: have
acknowledged the new Government here Will send par.
tculars by letter JOHN +. HALE
Received Oct. 10, 1868.
cate 20 the United States Government gratitude for
its prompt recognition. PROVISIONAL GoyERSMENT."
Madrid oct. 49,"
"DEPARTNENr OF STATE, Oct. 10, 1863.
"IALE. Uiiied Stairs Minister Madrid: Reciprocate
the Presidents the sautation OF the Provisional
Government communicated by the Spanish Minister
here aud tender The best wishes OF the United States for
the peace prOspoTy and happiness Of spain aUer the
pr seat and dcnntIEc Governments. SEwARD."
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THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ABOUT TWO
THOUSAND.
THE ErpUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE
PATCH.

THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE Dis
PATCH.
Ctvvr1AND Oct 14-Retums from several conn-
ties IN Indiana just in, show Republican gains, an"
il is generally concluded that the Republicans nave
elocted their State ticket by about 1900 on 1890 ma
iority.
cfosr sotrrEzr-pAY. VOORHEES, REPORTED
TIECTED-THE LEGISLATURE RtPUBLl'AN'
ClxcINNATr, Oct Il.-Returns received tins morn
; from Indiana leave that State somewhat in doubt
Trustworthy returns come in slowly. Forty counties
give NET Democratic gain of $3.50. which is believed
"a bo a fair average This would give Democratic
cain of 300 leaving the Republicans 1000 majority
some Repubcans fear the defeat OF Baker tnelr
candidate for Governor Voorhees, IL probably
elected 70 Congress by small majority bo'h
branches of the Legislature are Republican,
rRuEE THOUSAND REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY.
CLEVELAND. Ohio oct. l4.-Later Indiana advices
state that the result will be very close on Governor
There will probably be from 900 To 5000 Republican
majority.
4 CHICAGO EsTnIATE-A SMALL REPUBLICAN
MAJORITY.
CHICAGO Oct 1.-THE latest returns to Ihf hep"O-
Hcan from Indiana are not 80 favorable Inc he-
publican majority will be small The Democracy
have made quite general gains in the central anu
southern portions Of the State. We gam hea'ly III
Wayne and Randolph counties.
SIX THOUSAND REPUBLICAN MAJoRih'
CINCINNATI Oct. l4-lndiana gives not less thah
5000 Republican majority Eight Republican Con-
gressmen are certain, and one doubtful bolh
branches Of the Legislature are Republican
THE REBELS CONCEDE THE STATE TO THE RE-
PUBIICANS.
INDrAN.roIIs, Oct. H-Returns now IN assure ia
kers election by 1000 majority. The Democrats con
cede it,
FIVE THOUSAND MAJORITY CLAihkD-LAh"h
REPUBLICAN GAINS.
LAFAYETTE, Oct. 14.-The With District
gives Orth, Republican, about HOmaIority' hcpno'
lican gain Of 600. TiDDecanoe County'n'es BAKER
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4OS majority gain of 49, All the counties Of this
district heard from show large Republican gains.
The Republicans claim the State by from 5000 TO
5000 majority. Clinton County gives the Republican
| State ticket about $50 majority
THE --LATEST
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 14-In "a counties heard from
the Republican State ticket has $3.50. Allowing the
proportonate gains for the Democrats in the IS
counties to hear FROM the Republican majority will
be 1000 to 5000
Later and more complete returns from the With
Congressional District gives Voorhees, the election
by a very small majority
Holman DEM in the Hid District is elected to
Congress. This makes the delegation seven Repub-
licans and four Democrats.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 14-Mdnight.-In SO Counties
heard from the Republican majority is $751; with
ten Counties to hear FROM which gave Democratic
majority in 1866 of $500. If the Democratic gains in
those Counties large those already reported
they will reduce the Republican majority TO 500
2,OOO.
TIE REPUBLICAN VICTORIA CONGRESSMAN
LoST-REGIsTRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DEMOCRATIC FRAUDS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct live have had day of in
tense interest This morning all conceded the State
10 inc hcpuDncans; NJ noon MI cOnceded IL 10 INC
Democrats, and at night each party began to feel
hopeful At this tmc-midnigh have returns
from nearly the entire State and can safely
rest in the belief that We have
a victory though by the election of VOORHEES, We
lose a congressman. 1t IS reported that in Sullivan
Country the registry was totally disregarded.
This county elected VOORHEES,, and if the
law was violated Carter Voorhees, opponent viii
succeed The most samoful frauds by importation
committed by the Democratic people Of Ken
tucky who voted in the South, and the North was
flooded with railroad laborcrs. Tie victory has been
hardly won AMI appreciated.
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OHIO.

ASHLEY, rGGIEsTON, AND GIBSON GONE by TIE
BOARD-wlSAN's MAJORITY sMALL-STATE
MAJORITY, 10000.
CNCINNATI. Oct. 13-Ashloy is probably. and
Eggleston and Gibson are certainly. defeated
Winsns Republican, in the Columbus District
las less than one hundred majority. Majority in
State. about 90,cj0 Schencks majority is 52j. The
Louisville Couti,y admits that the result Of yester-
days elections virtually decides Grants election.
HE CLEVELAND REPUBLICANS CLAIM ONLY TEN
THOUSAND.
CHICAGO. Oct. i1.--Specials to The Republican from
Cleveland claim 1900 Republican majority in Ohio.
II is feared HAT Ashley is defeated in the Toledo
District
TuE CLEVELAND EfrIW1CANs 60 1--WE IIOC-
sAND BETTER.
CITyrtaNp Ohio Oct. 1.-THE latest ad,ices re-
csi,ed from Ohio give % Republican majority of
l,...U. aud elect ~ out OF the 10 Congressman.
CHEEEING DISPATCH.
CNDiNNAU oct. H.-Ohio gives over e000
Republican majority. and IT may reach 5000. The
Republicans elect fourteen. and probably fifteen,
congressman Val4ndig CHAM !, defeated hy about
so. Eggleston by To-
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND cINIWrD.
CoIuMBrs. oct. IL-Sixty-nine counties arc in.
aud Bingham are elected Ashley scents 10 De de-
lcated. The Congressional delegation will probably
stand l3 HepUbhcan tod Democratic.
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LuzERNE COUNTY IN DOUBT.
TIE LATEST.
pIsPATcH 10 TIE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
COMMITTEE.

A DisFATcH 10 TIE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
COMMITTEE,
PmlADELrHIA. Oct 1.-THE Republican majority
IN Pennsylvania on a careful count. will be about
u OO0. Fraud and boodshed in the City of Phila-
dolphia cost the Republicans 5000 votes which viii
undoubtedly appear in the of judicial nves-
tigation All the Democrats elected in the city will
have their seats contested. CovOde is defeated FOR
Congress. We have the Legislature by a larger ma
iorty in the House than last year. and We hold our
own in the Senate. The election yesterday was more
ike a conflict IN the field of battle, and feel that
we have done well in msuring our standard from
.uch despotic influences. live persons killed
aud 81 wounded in Philadelphia CITY, We shah give
Gen Grant at least 5000 in November and will hold
our positions and continue the fight.
The PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN, CONNlrrLLS
ESTIMATE.
PnuADrLPuIA, Oct. 1.-THE Republican state
Committee of Pennsylvania fix the majority ut 1860
giving all the heavy Democratic Counties their own
REPORTS This estimate which has been proved by re-
turns and repeatedly revised, cannot be changed III
any event one thousand either way
A DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATE.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 1.-THE revised table OF ma
iorities as far AZ received, reduces the Republican
majority to 1881. Tht Age Democratic estimates
the Republican majority at about 500
REPORTED AND ESTIMATED MAJORlllES.
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CENTRAL ASIA.
TIE WAR IN AFFGHANIsrAN.

TIE WAR IN AFFGHANIsrAN.
LONDON, Oct. H.-Dispatches from India re-
port that the civil in Northern Aghansan is at
end. Azcem shah, who contested The power Of the Emr
Of Cabool having failed to establish his claims by arms,
fed TO BOkbapa
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

THE ITALIAN PRIME MINISTER IN PARIS
PARIS, Oct. 14.-Gen. Menabrca, the Italian
Prime Minister Is said to be in this city on special mis-
sion in regard TO Rome.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
AnDRESS RY MR. GLADSTONE.

ADDRESS BY MIR. GLADSTONE.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 14-Mr. Gladstone addressed
large political meeting here TO night lie charged that
the Government Is responsible for an unnecessary In
OF the expenditures, and urged the disestabsh-
ment OF the IRISH Church.