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.-s-r CINCINNATI, October 20.
The destruction Of the Merchants'
Exchange by fire, this afternoon, Inter
rupted business good deal.
FLouR-Dull and unchanged; little
done.
GRA1N-Wheat-Dull and unchanged;
little done. Corn-Dull at $50 for ear;
Oats-50a56c; the latter rate for white.
Rye-Quiet at 900 for No. l. Barley
Unchanged and dull; State spring 81 30
al %; Canada 81 4Oa1 45, and fall 81 55a
WH1sKY-Sl 10. and in good demand.
PRoYISIoNs-Mess PorR-Dull at $3l;
hardly any demand. Lard-Dull at
17Mal7Hc. Bacon-Dull at 16hal0Kc;
no inquiry OF Importance. Green
MeRts-An active demand at lie, l4c
and l6c; all offered taken; holders at
the close asked NaNc higher.
BUTTBR-Steady at 30a35c.
CHEEsE-AcLlve at 17alSHc,
EGGs-25c. $50 .gl'-
OL-No change.
HoGs-1n active demand, and higher;
good to extra 80 50al0 25 grcs,. The
weather is very favorable for slaughter.
ing, and but few hogs are coming in as
farmers did not expect this cool wealth.
er or this early demand.
GoLD-l3l buying, and 1301f selling.
ExoHANaE-Dull; large supply; Lilo
discount buying; par selling.
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ANoTHER.-It affords us great salts.
faction to be able to chronicle the fol>
lowing Democratic testimony in behalf
of the fairness Of another Board OF
Registration-that.o OF Fayette county.
We quote from q letter In the Lewis
burg Independent. VIII the Register
please copy? ..
The Board OF Reglstration met TO.
day, for the purpose OF hearing appeals
from the registrars OF the different
townships throughout the county, and
for the further purpose of trying par
ties who had been notified to prove
their loyalty, and, also, to receive origl~
nal applications for registration.
must say that Whatever may have been
the conduct OF other Boards, through.
out the State, that this Board, In the
spirit and language Of those who adopt
ed the above motto, proceeded TO dis
charge their duties, and not only those
notified as before stated, and retained, i,
but one hundred and fifteen were added
10 the list Of voters for this county.
have never been favorably impressed
with this hitherto favored Court OF
Loyalty, but I must say, that this
Board Is well worthy OF the Commen-
dalton OF the best citizens Of our coun-
ty. They have acted strictly within
their power, and faithfully carried out
the obligations OF their respective Of
ices.
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COLUMBUS,
iUatIonnI Convention OF Railroad
Conductors.


Ambos Hall, In this city, was we'll
filled by conductors and their wives,
by half-past nine this morning, to at
tend the Second Annual National Com
ventlon Of Railway Conductors OF the
United States.
At precisely 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the
Convention was called 10 order by Mr.,
James Marshall, President Of the AS
socIation, OF the New York and Har-
lem Railroad, who introduced Rev. DR..
Trlmble, OF this city, who invoked the
Divine blessing upon the deliberations
OF the Convention.
The President introduced Gen, Geo.
u. Wright, Railroad Commissioner OF
Ohio, who delivered the Annual Ad-
dress. II was made up Of practical and
sensible suggestions TO the Cond uctors,
and was greeted with applause. The
President then spoke briefly and ap.
propriately to the Convention, address
Ing his remarks chiefly 10 the ladies,
His remarks were applauded.
The following committees were ap.
pointed:
On observation-disclosures Fl. Sharp, OF
the Long Island Railroad; Ii. D. Harris,
OF Michigan Central; NJ. Spain Jay, OF
Memphis and Charleston; ]. y. Reed
man, Of indianapolis and 81. Louis; L.
D. Page. OF Lake Shore.
On Finance and GrieUanceS-J. r,
Judd, OF the New York and Erie; John
W, Moore, OF Baltimore and Ohio; Ward
Nichols, OF New York and New Haven;
3. D. Duncan. OF Philadelphia, VIII
mington and Baltimore: Thos. L. Watt,
OF Pennsylvania Central.
On Constitution and By-LdlVS-Sam'l
Titus, Of the New York Central; J. G.
Cormick, of Illinois Central; j, b. Boy
or, OF Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago; L. Il. Tuttle, OF Louisville,
Nashville and Memphis; W. T. Sears,
Of Michigan Southern.
General Wright was thanked for his
address, and Gcopy was solicited for
publication. The Convention then took
a recess until 8 o'clock Il. M.
The Conductors National Convention
reasssmbled at three o'clock this p. NJ,
and was called to order by the Presi.
dent, Mr.. Marshall.
Mr.. Sharp, from the Committee on
Credentials, reported the delegates In
attendance and entitled to seats In the
Convention. There are 90 in all. The
report was adopted.
The other committees not being ready
to report, the Convention adjourned
till 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
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GheGntsIligerrer:

THE ECuMENI0AL COUNCIL, about 10
sit next December, will consider the
doctrines set forth In the Syllabus at.
tached to the Pastoral letter written by
Pope Plus TX, In 1854. The Syllabus,
divided under appropriate general
heads, contains eighty Specifications OF
religious errors prevailing at the pres
ent day, and has been the subject Of
scaers comments. II Is therefore mat
ter OF interest 10 learn what Views In
reference TO these points of religion are
entertained by prominent members Of
the Catholic Church, and as the latest
foreign mails bring accounts OF a dis
course on the Syllabus, delivered In
London on October Sd, by Archbishop
Manning, one Of the most learned and
most distinguished Catholic prelates,
we give brief abstract Of the sermon.
Archbishop Manning says that II the
Pope had confined himself in the Sylla-
bus simply to lncu lcating the necessity
vi lhhh hIu uluEhlIty III Iub OIuluhTy
personal sense OF the word, very little
would have been heard In opposition,
but because he had pointed ont and
condemned all those errors In political
philosophy, which were based upon an
erroneous system OF morals, tho world
had been In uproar. The modern civili.
zation' condemned by the Pope meant,
snid DR.. Manning, state OF political
society founded upon divorce, secular
education, Infinite divisions and con-
tradIctIons In matters OF religion, and
the absolute remuneration OF The So.
preme authority of the Christian
Church. The Intention OF the Syllabus,
he said further, was to invite those wh0
have wandered from Christian civlliza-
tlon 10 modern civilization TO return to
Christian marriage, Christian educaS
tlon, Christian unity Of faith and wor>
ship, and Christian submission 10 him
who is pastor OF pastors.
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The FenIan Prisoners In England.
An Appeal to Grant tn thcir Behalf.
WAsHINaroN, October 20.

WASHINGTON, October 20.
John M. Morlarty, President Of the
Irish Republican Association, OF Phil.
adelphiR, had an interview with Presi-
dent Grant and Secretary Fish, to-day,
In behalf OF the American citizens OF
Irish birth, now In British prisons.
Mr.. Moriarty stated that these men had
been convicted, not for expressions or
any overt act In England. but for SEN
tlments uttered In the United States,
and that as Mr.. Gladstone had refused
to llberate them, he thought It was the
duty Of this Government to insist that
the prisoners should be set at liberty,
The President remarked that several
delegations had called upon him In re.
lation to the same subject; his sympa.
thles were with those prisoners, and
therefore he should be gratihed at their
release as ho had placed the matter In
the hands OF Secretary Fish. Subse-
quently the last named gentlemen In.
formed Mr.. Moriarty that he had al.
ready exerted his Influence 10 secure
the object OF his visit and would perse-
we're to that end, and he gave the assur-
auce that the Government would adopt
every means In lis power 10 protect all
American citizens both at home and
abroad In all their rights.
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Capture OF q Mail Coach and Murder
OF Escort Retaliation.
Chicago. Oelober 80.

s UHIoAao, October 80.
An Omaha dispatch to the Tribune
says, report has been received at the
department headquarters from Col.
Duncan, who recently commanded the
expedition on the Republican, which
leaves no further doubt that the sur
veying party Of twelve men under
Nelson Buck, were murdered by the
lndians OF the Republican river in the
latter part Of August or early In Sep
tember. ....
! The following Is Just received from
Santa Fe: A letter from Apache Pass
dated October 9th, reports that about
sixty Apaches led by chief named
OachiZ, attacked u mail coach on the
9th, and killed the driver, Col. Stone,
and four soldiers OF the 2lst u. 8. in.
fantry, acting as an escort. They left
the bodies Of the murdered men naked
and horribly mutilated. and carried of
the coach and mules. They also cap
tured 800 cattle owned by q man named
Scott, in the nslghhorhood. Scott
brought the news TO Apache Pass,
thereupon Lieutenant and n men oil
the 1st cavalry, started In parsuIt and
came upon the Indians 20 miles south
OF Apache Pass, Friday forenoon.
Twelve Indians were killed Ia the fight
which ensued, the others retreated. The
troops recaptured tho mall coach,
mules and stock as well as thirty horses
and large quanty OF supplies from
the Indians,
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Flre In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct. %.
The Cincinnati College building Ia on
fire. The flames are under the roof,
which is Of tin. The FIRE Is thought to
extend from end TO end. The engines
are at work.
The building contains Lanes College,
The Young Mems Mercantile Library,
Chamber OF Commerce, and several
stores and offices. ,...
Only one set Of engines has been call.
ed out.
The roof Of the college building and
upper story will go-perhaps more.
Ten engines are now playing. Men are
passing books from the Mercantile Ii.
braEy down ladders. The Library will
probably be greatly damaged II not de.
Stroyed,
The fire has broken out on the roof,
A fireman was on the top OF u four
story ladder, which slipped. He by
springiug on the roof saved himself,
and then reached down and saved the
ladder. f..-.
A great crowd throngs the adIacen
Streets CHere the report OF the affair
terminates abruplly.1
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October 20.

CHICAGO, October ~.
FLoUR-QuIet but less firm at 81 40a
Q 90 for spring extra.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qulet, easier and 90
lower; sales No. ut 81 O6a1 061f; No.
. at 81 00Nal OK; closing quiet at
81 00Ka1 00X. This afternoon the
market Is unsettled at 99Kc, cash and
seller, October; 81 90, seller, Novem.
ber, for No.2. Corn-Qulet and weak;
early sales No. at G9a70c; closing
quiet at 6sa6SKc; rejected, 65a67c: this
afternoon the market was unsettled at
6S9%a69c. seller, October; 651fc, seller,
November, for No. 2. OatS-Active
and NaHc lower; sales No. 2 at 4l1la
42c,a in store; 4lHa42c, seller, October;
4lAa421fc, buyer, October; 500, seller,
November; 30Hc, seller, first half Of
November; closing quiet at IL l1fa4lAci
cash. Rye-Quiet and easier, sales No.
2 at 79as0c; No. Eat 77a7s14c; rejected
at 70a7lc; closing at inside. Barley
Quiet and easier; No. 2 nominal, with
sellers at $llS. .ur...r
CATTLE-Firm aud steady at % l21fa
4 25 for Texan Steers; "a OOa6 0O Tor
Cows and light Steers; S. 26aG rs for
light to good shipping Beeves..
Hoas-Active at S. S5a9 25 for COM
mon; 50 40a9 65 for fair 10 medium;
80 75a1O 90 for good to choice; $40 1211a
1920 for extra. F.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY Gable Telegraph 10 the InteIIIgencsr.l
ENGLAND.
An English OpInion or tho Situation
In France,

In Franco,
LONDON, Oct. 20.
The Times OF to-day says: "Frauce
unfortunately, has irreConcllables OF o
deeper dye than Gambette and BanCel
whose manifesto is violently attacked
by their former associates while
Raspil adheres 10 his resolution to 20
u the Legislative Chamber on the 26th
inst, SO riot may be unavoidable In
which case the authors OF the manifesto
will have 10 see which course is best for
them 10 pursue. France has been
brought 10 this pass through the Em.
peror's hesitation, not merely In respect
10 measures, but In choice OF members
to Introduce them. The Emperor can't
mean TO present himself before the
Chamber with his old Cabinet. Whats
ever merits Rouber and FORBADE may
have, no one can regard them as more
than Clerks In their masters Cabinet,
no one believes they can be raised to
the rank OF independent and RESPONSE
bio ministers. 1t 10 said the Emperor
does not know where 10 find others. II
the situation arises none will be forth.
coming. In the meantime any other
men are preferable TO these. SO long RS
the Emperor ID surrounded by the men
OF yesterday, no one can have faith In
his good Intentions for Tomorrow"
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Allegheny Cattle Market.
ALIRaHHNY. October %.

OAHhNhHNli OCtOpeE 3Us
CATTLE-The number OF cattle on sale
Monday, while fully equal to the de-
mand, was considerably below that OF
the previous week, and while the mar
ket was more active, and somewhat
stronger, yet there was little or no
change In prices. All grades of cattle
sold quicker than last week, and for the
better grades holders experienced no
difficulty IN realizing very full prices,
and larger number of this particular
kind could have been sold, In regard
10 the medium and common grades
there are no new features excepting,
perhaps, that the demand was more ao .
tive and dealers experienced less Diff
Guilty In etfectlng sales than last week,
Prime to extra fat cattle sold at from 10
to 71SR7Hc, with few fancy at So,
Stockers, Of which there was q pretty
foil supply, sold at 4a515c, as to quality
and condition. -
SHEEP AND LAMDs-There was O full
supply OF this class of stock on sale,
about $500 head, but they were mainly
OF an inferior quality. Prime fat sheen
and lambs sold readily at full prices,
and the supply was not equal to The de-
mand; but common anu inferior, of
which the supply mainly consisted,
were very dull. We can report sales OF
extra 95 to 100 pound sheep at IS 90
per head, and we are cognizant OF 81 90
per head having been paid for extra fat
lambs. These, 1t should be remember
ed, are top prices, and nothing but
top sheep or lambs could be sold at
these quotations. As has been the case
for 4nTnn flTna nhnk tho r,rooE oo~tTo,,
OF the offerings were from Butler coun-
", with some few from Beaver and
Washington.
Ho0s-Increased retail demand, With
the approaching cold weather, gives
greater activity to the market, though
the extreme prices now prevailing
causes butchers to buy very aparingly.
Sales were made in retail way at
$40 6oall 90 gross, according TO quality
and condition.
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CANADA.
Tho FenIan scare.

...gr-r..f1sI TORONTO, Oct. 20.
The Herald's special says that all
OF the Toronto Field Battery have been
engaged In packing up their kits and
necessaries for start II required, and
they can be on the road fully equipped,
guns and all, In two hours. Fifty kega
OF gunpowder have been sent BY ex.
press TO Goodrich. All the guns restor.
ed ~ Kingston at the time Of the last
Fenlan raid, are now being distributed.
The gnnhoats Ehooh and Prince AL bert
are fully armed and equipped and
ready for sea, the former at Kingston
on the ST. Lawrence, and the latter. al
Goodrich on Lake Huron, under orders
to sail Tomorrow, Wednesday morn
ing. The troops have been notified 10
be In readiness and can move on D
couple o I hours notice.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 20.
FLouR-QuIet. .atiabout the previous
prices.
GRA1N-Wheat-Dull at 81 A5al 80 for
prime white. Corn-Sl 10 for white,
oats-Dnll at 6ss6Oc. Rye-Sl 10 for
prime. =
PRov1s1oNs-Mess Pork-SS2. Bacon
Firm; rib sides at 1910; clear rib ut
2lc; shoulders at 17ISc; hams at 24A25c,
Lard-QuIet at IS 8Iial9c.
WHsRY-Less doing at 81 2Oal 25.
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The question raised In the Supreme
Court by Attorney; General Hoar last
Friday, as to Jurisdiction In the Yerger
case, has not yet been considered by
the court. Questions that arise In the
progress OF the trial OF causes before
this court are only considered on Satur-
days. The point ut issue in this case
may come up for consideration next
Saturday and deciBlon be rendered.
Il so, the case may be resumed on
Monday next. Il is possible, however,
mat the question Of Jurisdiction may
not be decided for several weeks.-
Washington Chronicle. r,s 3G'I Us inlrn1
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PRIUEs,

noorandE German RlttssS per bottle N0O
halidozen 500
hoonAuds German Tonic, put up In ouaFt
BOTTLES, u 80 per bottle or q half doEon for
N0.
HTDo not forget 10 examine well the ar.
lele you buy, In order 70 got the genuine.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine eYerywhere, jyl2
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Fire at Providence.

". PROVIDENCE, r. l., October 10.
A FIRE this evening nearly destroyed
an old wooden building on Wey ybossat
street, owned by VIM. Grosvener, and
occupied by Charles +. Phillips as a
restaurant and fruit store, Reynolds d
Salisbury as q tobacco store, VIM. E.
Arnold rs resla urant, and various
offices. Loss, perhaps, $4,000, on which
there Is q partial insurance.
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.r.u New YORK, Oct. 20.
CoTToN-Heavy and Nc lower; sales
$500 bales at 281<c for mIddlIng up
lands. #..,
FLouR-Closed quiet without mate.
rial change. .t-t 2
AIN--Wheat-.Dull, heavy and
lower; sales at, 81 45A 40 for winter red
and amber western, Rye-Dull and
heavy at 81 07al IL for western. Oats
Quiet and heavy at coo for western
ailoat. Corn-L0Ver and dull at 81 GOA
l 06 for sound mixed western.
PRovIsToNs-PoEk-Nominal at $50 so
aSO IS. Beef-Dull and unchanged.
Cat Meats and Bacon-Quiet and un-
changed. Lard-Quiet at l7Xc Tor
prime steam. 40. ..r..
EGdS-Dull at 30A3lc. ,.
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CAUTION.

aoorands German Remedies arc countar-
felted. See that the signature orc. n. JACK
bON II on the wrapper Of each bottle. All
Othsu ArS counterfeit.
German Medicine Storo, No. 6Sl ARCH bueOt,
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly U. II. JACKSON 4 10.
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Gen. PrIm Thanks the army.
FRANCE.

A Review In Paris Next Sunday
Feeling against the Paris DC.
putIes-Another Strike.
PARIS, October 20.
A review Of the Imperial Guard will
be held Sunday next, when demon
stration In favor OF the Emperor ls
expected.
The radical voters propose to request
the Deputies from Paris to resign their
seats In the Corps Legislatif, on the
ground that they are not faithful 10
their duties.
The journeymen gllders of Paris
have struck for higher wages.
The Journal (ofliClal) says the Gov
eminent regrets the violent attacks
made on Prince Napoleon In the Pays
newspaper.
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PrTTsRuRaH, Oct. 20.
River fallen 8 inches; Z feet 4 inches
In the channel. Weather cloudy; ther.
mometer 4lo hard white frost last night,
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.
% High wind, cloudy and cool. >
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Toledo nnrlEat.

TOLEDO, October 20.
FLouR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat-6a6c lower; regular
Michigan 81 10; amber Michigan 81 OF;
No. ! red held at q IA; No. 2 red 81 0SR
100. Corn-UnchRnged; No. /, 7sc; No. 2
la3c lower; sales Rt 79c. Oats-Un-
changed; No. !, 900; No. ., dS1zc.
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SPAIN.
No Surrender at VaIencIa-FIghtinE
Again.

Again.
New YORK, October 20.
A special Madrid dispatch says the
insurrectionary movement inside the
city OF Valencia, was recommended by
the revolutionlsls. After the capitulA.
lation, the soldiers were received on
marching into the place, with volley
of musketry, and the FIRE being return
ed, hosttllties were renewed. The fight.
Ing continues at the latest accounts.
More Troops for Cuba.
MADRID, October 20.
Three thousand more troops have
been ordered to Cuba, to assist in queI.
ling The lnsurreotiOn. The Republican
leader, SaloOChee, WAS killed yester-
day. ..
Gen. PrIm Thanks the Army.
MADRID, October 20.
Gen. Prlm In a circular conveys the
thanks ofthe Regent to the army and
loyal volunteers, for the suppression OF
the insurrection. Additional troops
have been sent 10 Bejar.
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NEW 0RLEANsS
IrruPtIOn. Of Men FROM Ohio ANA
n,. west Virginia.

NEW 1Uhki UOI0Det ~.
A special from New Orleans last
evening says: The New Orleans, jack
son and Great Northern RaIlfoad
brought TO this city an unusually large
passenger train OF seven cars, each or
them packed to its utmost. There we're
2S0 through passengers, 1OG Of. these
hardy looking sons Of Ohio and West
virginia. Theylare represented to have
been EMPLOYED At flty dollars per
month aud expenses paid as laborerS 10
save the sugar crop on the Teche, but
they look very much like recruits for
some hlllbustering expedition.
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AUSTRIA.

InsurrectiOn In tho Kingdom OF Dai.
malta.
TRIESTE, October 20.
An insur rectIon has broken out In
the Town OF Cattaro, In Dalmatia, and
martial law has been proclaimed there.
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NEW YORK, OCTOBER ~.
There 10 a sort OF panic In the market
BY q reduction In trade, but Il Is more
active In other CLASSES Of goods. There
is no important decline, but nearly In
all classes the tendency Is towards soft.
ening rates.
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ar HARTFORD Conn.,, %.
The race to-day for $4,000, between
Lucy and Geo, Wilkes, was won by the
latter In three straight heats; time 9:SS,
2:Slx, @S3,
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THH New York RspreSs thinks that
'oanelng 10 q beautiful pastlme, and II
people would do It by sunlight instead
OF by gaslight, It would also be o
healthsgiving recIeatlon.' :baH '#
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HOE. JANE THoMrsoN.

Judge " he Supreme Court o. Pe'ntsylpplia.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1855
~ consider Hoo6andB German BItteH, q
p0ltLabEs medicine in case Of attacks OF inul-
gesIlon or Dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience Of IL
Youra, with respect,
.#n JAMES TA0MPSON."
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J,,ticc Of ae Supreme Court 1 PsnnIDlrania.
.,, PHILADELPHIA, June ], 1859.
VI have found by experience that HoOf.
lRNd's German BltteH Ii very good tonic,
relieving dyspepte Hymptoms almost d.:
IOctly. GEORGE ahARSWo0D."
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THE New York Herald says that
WIN. b. Astor during the last twenty
years mas 80 managed fortune Of
twenty millions as to roll It up to sixty
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TENNEsSEH.
Tho RNIIoting for senHtor.--.Andy IA
dead Duck"

Tho BA1lOung for senRtor.-.-Andy u
dead Duck"
" NASHVILLE, Oct. %.
The Legislature met in Convention
to-day and balloted twice for United
States Senator. The last ballot stood
johnson Al, Etheridge %, Cooper S,
Ewing 4. Peyton 8. Fletcher IL, N. 8.
Brown8 8 Milton Brown 2; two men,
bers were absent; necessary to choice
81. johnson fell of two votes. 1t is
considered certain that johnson has
done his best. Much Indignation is ex.
pressed by the opposition In regard to
interference for johnson by outside
politicians. Henry Cooper IL thought
10 be the coming man. He is the Senator
from Davidson and brother Of the late
private Secretary OF johnson.