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Saturday. .OctoberI6.IsG0
First I4ssemJM District.

A Democratic Convention f r the Z irst As
sembly District will be held at the house Of A d.
Teitgen in Newton on Saturday, October l6,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose of nomina-
ting candidates for the Offices Of member Of
Assembly and County Supervisor.
The different towns are entitled to delegates
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For sale.

Ono Of the best road horses in tho county.
six yeurs old, perfectly kind safe and true,
Also good rong Concord built buggy adopt
ed for one or two seats with double front axlcs
pole and wirippletrces All compile, will be sold
at a bargain. Enquire Of
HENRY SIBREE,
s. Manitoyoc
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MAMMOTH BoTTLEs ONLY IS CENTS
Eugenie Hair Rcstorr tie Cheapest and
Best-The Eugene uair Restorer ecGpscs
all known discoveries for the rapidity with
which it trestores gray and faded hair to its
natural color promotes It's rapid aud heal
thy growth, prevents and stops it when
falling eff, aud is most luxuriant dressing
for the hair, rendering it soft, silky and
lustrous. Mammoth bottles only IS cents.
Sold by all
To- Co.'s Dyspepsia Cure viii imme-
diately relieve and permanently cure the
most aggravated case OF Dyspepsia, Fiatu-
lency, Sour Stomach, Constipation, and all
diseases of the stomach and bowels Ply
slcians, clergymen and all who use it, join
in unboundcd praise of its great virtues.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Plice
$l.00. 5wi
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Manitowoc Comfy Fair.

The Executive Committee Of the Manit owoc
County Agricultural Society, have adopted
the folio wing
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BIGoTRY AGAIN.-The Milwaukee Wi:s
conSin, the leading Republican paper in the
State, speaking Of the school difficulties, in
Cincinnati, says:
The Catholic school controversy IN Gin
cinuafi has been gimmered down to its
merits, and disclosed the claws Of the Po-
mish beast in all their hideous proper
tions.
So the Tribaone is not the only Repub-
lican paper that sees something "hideous'
about the Catholic religion The fact of
the business is, that the genuine Republic
an, can not if he allows his natural
inclinations to govern him, resist the
temptation to speak out his intolerant
,e'fsh and bigoted opinions.
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PEBsoNAL-Mr Huntley, who for the
last two years resided among us as pastor
Of the Methodist church, is about to leave
Manitowoc and take up his residence at Pal
myra, Jefferson Co. in this State, az
which place we believe he has formerly re-
sided
Mr. Huntley has made hosts of friends in
Manitowoc, who, while regretting his de-
parture, will follow him with their best
wishes. for his prosperity and happiness.
We heartily endorse the following true
copy of resolution, which explains itself.
MANITowoC Ang, 2, 1869.
Resolred, That'we the members of the
Quarterly Conference OF the NJ. f. Church
of Manitowoc, do hereby, for ourselves,
and in behalf Of this society, and commun
ity, express cur entire appreciation and
approval of the course pursued by the
Rev. a. c. Huntley, in conducting the
public servises of the church, in this pas
toral labors,-in his daily walk, and
conversation, and in his several relations,
while in the Providence of God his lot
has been cast among US. The above res
oluiion. was adopted by the Fourth
Quarterly Conference Of the Manitowoc
charge held at Manitowoc, this 2 day Of
August 1869.
C G C,NpIcrIr Sec
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SheriH's Sale,
X. WALuALLA G. H..

RY virtue Of snndry wrs Of Ereri Facias. to me
~ directed, 1 will sell to the highest bidder. n,
tho Market House. in .Walhnlla. s. =, on Saledny
in October next, the following property: ,s
Ono Tract Of Land. lying on tho waters Of Little
River. containing 1900 Acres, more or less and nd
joining lands of Robert +. Morgan. Neal Sribline
and o hers, levied on as the property of George
scaborn ut the suit of j. b. Earle and others.
:. One Tract Of Land adjoining lnnds Of P. +.
Maxwell, Is. 3. Harris. and estate Of Jos. Burns
and others, containing So Acres more or less.
levied on as the property of Lewis James at the
suit Of j. E. IIagood, Assignee.
And on Tuesday after Salcday, nj the house OF
George seaborn, on Little River, tho following per.
sonal property:
Mules, Wagons, Harness for one Wagon, |
log Cart, ! Cow and Calf. i Yearling Calf, 1s
Stock logs. l6 head Of Sheep, Household nnd
Kitchen Furniture set Patent Mill Dogs, 3 Plow
Stocks, Corn Shelter. I Straw Gutter. Scythc
Cradle. J. Grass blad and Swath. Levied on ns
the property of George Senborn. at tho suit Of j.
B Earle and others.
TERMS ca FAsIt-Purchascr topny extra for Stamps
an'l all necessary papers. a
j. II. ROBINS SOC
Oct. Q, 1900 81 I'd
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suspended.

The "Abbeville Banner" has sold out
ipress, type apd,appurtenances to the "Press,"
which, will for the present be the only par.r
published ut that place Che "BanDer" was
i. good paper and worthy the support Of an
Intelligent public, but the shattered oirouni.
stances of the people, with the heavy ia xcs
and light crops, can hardly sustain two pa.
ypers in, the same county. The "Press" has
gnpwithe field to itself and we feel assured tho
people that county willnot lack knowledge
lip.matters. of public interest while its present
editor directs its columns.
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Sindbads.

4. The, great purpose of the press is to save
the. people both time and money by giving
sthem information as to where they can sup
ply their wants with the best materials at the
lowest prices. With this view we invite the
attention Of tile public to the ntest Style of
Hats, "the Sindbad' just received and for
sale BY Mr.. j. G. Carter. They are cheap and
fashionable, will preserve the color, and will
not droopin the brm, Call and see them
and also the large stock of New Goods for
the Fall trade, which Mr. Carter put on his
shelves yesterday, bright and fresh from tho
mills and ifyyou don't buy, it won't be be-
eeg9s, cause the goods are not cheap, pretty and
Jqsbioaablc, jss, II, ss.,a,.4 afsa .p
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Railroad Msstinsir,.s

On Monday last, large number Of inter;
ested and Influential persons assembled 10 this
place forthe Nafpose Of taking action In ref
|Tsrence s t9tbesAit Lins Railroad ANsriprS.
'trastea aissuion, fol and against 1eT grar,Asins Il
|aaid by popaty subscription, the following
||n9d0 |II 0f|sotis5 was ad0pted'oy q LARGE mSos,
'iiitX @sma% sass.f -
Resolued, That we recommend to the Coun.
ty Commissioners of Oconee County to pass
the following order and spread it upon the
records of their Offices:
He 't ordered, That special election DO
held in ench Of tho Townships of this County.
At The Usual place of holding electionIs Isl 10 and
TOR the said County, on the 2lst day Of Octo.
Der, A. D. 1869, to receive the vote of the
regal voters OF Said County, whether the said
County will subscribe to the capital stock Of
the Air Lioc Railroad. Those in favor will
deposit ballots marked ..Stock," Those on.
posed mo Stock"
And be1t Jurtter ordered That if the ma
Jorlty OF the votes Gust shall be for s'Stock''
that the. County Commissioners will Tissue 7
per cent. Coupon Bonds Of the County, paya
pie IN twenty, years after date at the --------.
BANK In Now York city, to, tho amount of
S50,000 ifthe said road shall be located With
~ ten miles Of the Courthouse of said County.
l$1O0,O0O located within five miles of,jsaid
Courthouse, aud 5000, 900 if, located within
two miles, to be issued ns may be assessed by
SAID Company, and to he used ia building the
road in said County. Receiving for the
Bonds so issued an equal amount Of the stock
OF sid Company. .tg4 ~nt
Am be 1t further ordered, That if the
said stock shall receive the majority vote, tho
commissioners will appoint two persons to
represent the stock Of the County in said
Railroad Company.
And be it tartAcr ordered, That this ord er
and notice Of election be duly publishp !, i,
the several Townships of said Couu.., "a ~. :.
quired by Law. '''' ~
The election has. been recor.mendcd for
Thursday !, the 2lst day Of October, inst, and
it behooves the friends Of the cnternrise 70 LET
no opportunity pass Tor securing the success
Oft Of. the 4s moye"eat, The County Commission.
ers VIII order tho election, perhaps on. Tues
day Of Cesrt, which will be tho 9th Of
November next. g:, .3,
The proceedings, which are too lengthy for
tins issae, will appear in our next.
'"o people of Wagener Township, in pub.
Ec meeting assembled, adopted the following
resolution, 1t is move In the right idirco
ton s4. ,s
I'ssolueR, That the Legislature be reques
ted to authorize the Township of Wagener to
subscribe $4,000 to the capital stock Of the
Air Line Railroad. 'ni
I'd That the Senator and members Of the
House of Representatives from Oeonee Coun.
ty De furnished. by the Secretary Of this
meeting with copies of this resolution
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si'se Ridge Lodge. NO. 90, A. +. M.
THE NEXT REaULAR CoMMuNrcATrON Of
Blue Ridge Lddeo. No. 82, A..F..M. .1,wij be
held opthe, First Saturday In November next.the
i8th At 4.ooiook. ?, ". "A full attendance is re-,
qnested. brethren will take due notice and Be
governed accordingly BY order. of the Lodge. Il !,
oct b. 1sso. 'ooN''is ss0y y q
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i WALHALLA,, IS. C.:as.
. Friday Morning, October, g, 1869.
gal3NsA-g Attention is called to tho attractive
ssadversisement ia another column Of Pieper &
gLowery,it Will speak for itself rH>-'f'gti1 sl {


1EH Our readers will learn With great re.
gIet that Dr.. q r. Norman, the eflioieps
Postmaster Ut WalLnlla bas boen- displaced,
and a. Bryce, Jr, appointed in his stead.
The office was removed last Friday to the
house opposite, Plcper s. Lowery's store. DR..
Norman has managed the Office hore for. if-
!, ttesen. years, and adding long experience to
good education, had become as efficient in the
duties Of the office as any officer in the State.
sB9,eei Being q German, but speaking with ease our
language, he was competent to meet the
wants of tho German and American element
in our population to the general Satisfaction
.ofall. Nothing but political causes added to
tho natural dislike which Radicals entertain
for. well bred, well educated gentlemen, is
assigned as causes for the change. DR., Nor
man has been q spoke in our. wheel, ever ao
commodating us. in getting off our way puck.
saages, thereby rcmedying to great cxtcot, tho
the imperfect mail facilities in our Couaty
We regret, 70 lose him.
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Real Estate for Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OcOnee County.

- y'>'NNAA ~. wv - SAhO11N II ,
OcOnce County.
IN THE CIRCUIT couRr---Eou1rY SIDE. .
D"nl $. Smith it ct al. Bill for para.
Richard Crump ton. ct. al.
NDER an order from tho Circuit Court,
" Equity side, for the said Smtc md County
will cell to tho highest bidder hofnre the
Market House in Walhalln. on Snleday ii N"
yember next. tho Rehl Estate Of Nathaniel
Hull, deceased, as follows: r#
Tract NOT, n" ''a =
Situated in said State and County. adjoining
Lande of Elijah Foster. Mrs. Abbott and tract
Nos. 2and 8, containing 2l9 scres moro or
less. ,t..t. '..,,,,,,,, a., v,,,,i a.j,
Tract No, q, i.
Adjoining tract M, I. and lands of, Henry
Hopss; Mrs. Abbott, ,ana Estate Of J, Y;
shanklln, containing 22D acres, more or less.
s"a' e3ier eFraCtoiSIdiSyy >pe ,es..
AdIoIhiGs 7taaoti Noa i'iand lands lot, lewis
Mo'fshaad and Is Pos.ep Perry. containing LA
pSS SFHeas (aaaa 's sss vsty! yelaeh,S. bos.,susas
largely Of Aottom Lands, weib.@atered, and
ltiMheredt and convsniaptto TO- market,
TERsMSs-Tyhe costs pnd pne,third Of the pGir-
CHASE money t6' be paid III h,thS rea,aihne
twp thirds on ' .oredit Of one yahri be, ,p,,r.
sssia R}as 3 y is sBa sI9i
ol,sk's'S X oass ~ az s'sl s,SsSS sSssSS'l'ts" : As
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PiepeIr + g. Low,e,1,,,,y,,. NV.

KEEP THE BEST QUALITIES or
STEELE and Iron for farm work, Wagon
Tire, &C., also shovels, Spades, Hoes, Axes.
Hames, Traces Hinges, Naile, &o.i Aho,
the best brands Of Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco aAlso,9'the best Kentucky Rifle
Powder, Lead, Shot, S&c', for sportameh .ps
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!. Sherif''s Sale

DY virtue nra Writ of Fieri Faciaa. to me
- directed, will sell, to The highest bidder
at Pickens G. H., on saleday in NuyemLcr next,
the fnll"wing property:
One tract OF Lnnd on Brushy Crook. adjoinin &
Lands OF H. c. briggs and otLcrs, containing
3o0 acres nor" or less Defendants Homestead
to be set off before sale levied on ns the propef,y
OF Kobtri Couch. AZ the suit Of Spencer Stcgall.
One foke OF Oxen, MS The property OF John
Rnmpy. at The suit Of r. A. Thompson, Ad'mr
and others, IL, ,
rEaAs CASH Purchasers to pay extra for
".n. JoAB MAULDIN. s.rc.
Oct. 4. 1863 tel
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PIcKENs COUNTY
pY virtue Of an order from I. n. Philpot
I'D Probate Judge will sell, at public out
cry, before tho Court House door, OH tho lst
Monday in November next, the following
tracts IF Land. viz:
The Real Estate of james Latham. deceased.
viz: One Tract of Land. situate in Pickens
County. on Dodly's Crock waters of Snludn
River. bounded by lnnds Of b. f. Dilworth,
Martin Ponder ard others, containing 400
acres, more OF less.
ALSO, IT,
The Real Estate of Richard Balentine, decd.
in two Tracts viz: .,
Tract No |. situate in Pickens County. on
Brnshy Creek. adjoining lands of Bradwell
Day, ii. @. Briggs and others. containing 90
acres, more Or less
Tract No. 2, in Pickcns County, on Brushy
Creek, adjoining lnnds Of II. c.. Briggs, Os.
borne Mauldn and Others containing IS acres
more or less.
ALSO,
The Real Estate of Ambrose Reid. decd, ait
untc in rickcns County, on Adams Creek, ad-
joining lands of j. H. Amber. Cornelius X eth
and others, and containing 472 acres moro or
less.
ALSO,
One Tract "f Land, the Real Estate of Joshua
Chapman. deceased. situate in Pickons County.
on Shonl Creek, adjoining Lands Of Samuel
Chapman, Boomer Merck and others. contain
ing eight hundred acres moro or less. ,,.,
Az sold for. partition among tho heirs.
.TERMS-On credit Of twelve months, with
interest, except the costs which must be paid
In onsh. Purchasers TO give bond to Probate
Judge. &C.. and pay extra for titles and stamps.
JOAB MAULDIN. s.p.c. !"
Dot 4, 1869 SO I'd 4,
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haee89s hea Taxes.

The County Treasurer by notice 10 this
issue. informs'tho public that the time for the
payment Of, Taxes. without the penalty has
been extended to the 10Th Of the prsaent
month, Ihia order requires him, after that
day. 70 CLOSE sap his booksand Issue executions
for taxes unpaid, with the, penalty; added,
let detatltTsa xsn,a.akss ah ia.s '-',>'''
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EQUALITY. LIEE INSURANCE CON.
IL PANY OF VIRGINIA.

~ TAS1 VI AOO tNl ..aa..
REASON WHY I + EVERY oNE ssHooULp.
INSURE IN THE EQUALITY LIFE;
!INSURACE gQMP'A.NYi 3YIRGINIA.
lst., It is more Libornl to tho Insurers than
any otnor company, and will eventually bccomes
purely mutual anu belong to the Insurers.
I'd. 1t cifculRtes Its m,ueY amongst its pa.
irons, whonre tho ,surcrs. Consequently thcy-
arc continually getting tho benefit Of tho rapid.
accumulati9ns of tho Company, the money be.
ing Invested BY tho Boar,l'of Directors aniSngst.
the insurers. 'rhorefare theinsurors are build,
conaGctod mf'thelr benefit ~ ''' fs'H ~"
ID. The loans of this C,nlpany aro as Liberal
as other enmpanies who DECLARE dividends ut.
tho onl of the second. third and fourth years,
but this Compnny nt the end Of the first and
every year. - Thereby the insurer saves several
years ntcrest m his loans by insuring in this;
Company, and ho never l,osos his money If no.
pnys np for nnc whole. year. wherehS iii other
companies. he. has to remain m insurer ,fori
several years. or he ,looscs Ill tho money hes
has paid. ''"'' wv ''H
DAVID b. CLARK, President *o.a ~
THOS.1 H.hWHNNE,, Vico PRESIDENT nv
JOHN q WlNN, Secretary. ii rjiry,r4,r,.a
GEN SAMES II. LANE, Actuary. i, -.
pr pr. + +: 3 b WATKiSs, DAwii Medical Advi.sss
L. IL,
twu a,.dl - '3sYs l,iu y.ws
.,,r., 4 .ey. DIRECTORS:
J<,B. WINSTON, Treasurer and Secrets.
lVH Tf,fI ISbN ciro, VI ~, i,.SJ
wI,io{iS Gl.'ii'o Oh oo''"son% song tl99nls.
""l,,S',H ~, :, u,ocers:
WM. i.foWEKS OF Winston d PoweFs>S
wholesale ,drocers aijw hssl. ,s7cs
ALBERT ORDNAY, Treaeurcr Buck,
ingham Slate Company.
J. H. GlBSON Sn,or;,ta.n,dd on,t 49, m.nS
Express CdH,lIprnnny 'NH {, - ~
CHARLES Y. MORRIS, Morris & Co.'s
Sugar Refinery. @ t.s .feyn
& A. pEj,I,iA Su,,,,,o,a,,,,
ter Cotton Mills.
JOHN II. TYLER, John, II. Il John
Iy,cr, Jewelers..
~, D'''o Az '''''''i ''orh' "n"'eSa'' bry'
'1rus ,rnnu -
HOM 'o., BAltHWlN, Clothing. ~
JoliN NJ GODpiA, Cashier Planters
j Il. DOwELI, soncrio,.,1.u, " -,
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Administrators A Sale
THE sTATEgoF SOUTH CAROLINA,
in TTaVirY -AsbEsy9s.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN SaStss 4 -AsbEsy9s. n
Win Y: 4 aSSs.sd, sSs,''j A4"' ''' nj 4, 1:q' h.
,,rppy,. 3 s. Norris s ''qs' h'''effd
John II. zimnarman, st.al
TieSirtuo of IN order in fhis caae, to mo al.
10 Feotod. will expose to sale, ON saleday in
November noxt. ut
WALHALLA G. H.,
II Oconce County, certain rruct of Land be!
,longiGg to the Estate Of Robert b. Norris, decd,
containing Six Hundred and Six, (8O6) azores
more or less, situated in Oconee County and
State Of South Carolina, and adjoining lands of
William Steele and others, known rs the Doub.
10 Cabin Tract. THIS place lies ak miles from
Walhalla on the public road leading to Jarratt's
Bridge. and is we'll timbored. .
To be sold on q credit of twelve months with
intorost from daY Of salc Tor for cash. at the
option Of the purohuser). The purchaser to givo
bond with two good sureties, for the purchase
money, end to receive possession on complying
with terms of SALE The purchaser wilbe re-.
CURED to pay for stamps pnd tho taxes on the
land for tho year 1863, with oush enough to
dcfray tho expensesof she. Expenses Of sale
obeNdeducted' from The amount Of tsale.~~s.s,~s
'~r' III r A.gO. NORBIS.
Admir-. With win annexed.
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Special Convocation.

COMPANIONS Of Walhslla Chnpter, No. 20, will
~ assemble In their Hall. It Walballa, on Friday
tho 9th day Of October. 1869 at 10 O'Clock. A.
NJ. Candidates will be pnnolua in heir attend
nnoe. ,Members will como prepared to dispose OF
all business before the Chapter. This business is
important In it's character. , fls1 .',"' !
/ BY order Of the M...E...H,..B...
D. p. ROBINS, sect'y.
6ot.i, 1853 G fotfi< 81 !"
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. Scattering, l.
Of the First District.
An Invasion by n Deputy Sherin-Ihe Doors
Broken Down.


While the count was going on, Mr.. William Ven
Hook one OF the deputy sherihs rushed into tine r0om
under the guise OF return Judge, and having got
in exhibited paper, shouting, ~ have writ from
the Supreme Court" He was hustled out by the
messengers. He then procured posse OF the depu-
ties and returned to the door which was barrcaded
by settees. The door was beaten in, and the depu-
ties followed by an indiscrminate mass OF the De-
mocracy rushed into the room, and, jumping on the
tables Shouted, "YOu can't go in!'
Word was conveyed TO the Central Station, where
a epecial detail OF policemen were hand. On
their arrival an indcscribahle confusion ensued,
amidst which reporters and everybody else We're
Wiiliam r. Corbet of the Associated Press, was
dragged down stairs and taken to the Central Sta
tion where In q few moments he was released. The
row could have been avoided mad Van Hook acted as
n non partisan would, IN gentlemanly and ofllcer-
Ike way. Mr.. Collins, the representative Of the
TELEGRAPH, was also SIdpoeui DuI nc sucCeeueu III
releasing himself.
We understand that the trouble originated from
tbe fact that Alexander j. Diamond the Democratic
candidate for Senator in the First District had ap-
neared before the Common Pleas, and testified that
fraud was being committed by the Return judges,
when the court issued an inJuncuOh
The PROCEEDINGS in n1Tsr. MS%Ts ~ heerenoe TO 'He
In the matter of the thirteenth legislative district
COUNSEL came into the Court Of common l'leas ana
stated to Judge Allison, who WAS upon the bench,
that on the night OF the election the count showed
that Forsythe had been elected 90 the Legislature,
and was given To a return Judtge, VINO, however. at
lost it. An order was prayed anu gIhhgSu py the
Ccnrt for certified copy OF the return nled III bhe
Common Pleas o1lce hut this, upOn insnection,
Was lOund nave been 80 altered thhL desA ap-
peared 10 have been elected by large majority.
An applicetlon was at once MADE LOT Al aiVsrRa'
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FROM NEW YORE.
The Lntc -torm-Mnlling RennIrs.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 14.-Despatches from
Schenectady state that all the aqueducts had
been repaired but the rain, which was still fall
ing, had increased the damage at the culVerts.
1t is impossible to resume navigation OF the
Erie Canal by the 10th inst. The water in the
Mohawk is still rising
Land Slide.
There has been a land slide on the Boston
road, carrying 200 feet of the road bed away
at Ishodack The delay to passengers is, how
ever, slight. The other roads have also suffered
slightly, but now all is right.
Dismissed.
The evidence in the case of Van Allen, cashier
of the First National Bank of this city, charged
with issuing cancelled stamps, before the U. S.
Commissioner, is all in, and his counsel moved
dismissal, on the ground that there is nothing
in the charges, if true, to make it indictable.
The case was adjourned until tomorrow.
The Gold and Stock Market.
Dcsputch TO Tho EUeniRg Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.--Gold 1905, dull and
rather weak. The steamer Maine takes out
100000, mostly in Mexican coin Governments
dull and heavy, with a decline of = since yes
terday Money easy at 6, 5, and 4, being the
rule for ilrst-class Government houses. Stocks
steady. Old Southern, Toledo, and Wabash
seem to be the most attractive OF the list.
Northwestern is also in good demand. The bal
ance are dull and neglected.
New York stock Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-StOcks steady. Money 5S7
per cent. Gold, lSO Fve-twenties, 1862, coupon
new i17s5 do 1861 1l75s do. 1868, 1179 1O4Os 0S
Virginia IS, new, 81; Missouri 6s, s61; Canton
Company, so Cumberland preferred 26H /;
New York Central, 1855 Erie, 381S; Reading,
953%; Hudson River, 1857; Michigan Central, 122;
Michigan Southern, $50; Illinois Central, 1872;
Cleveland and Pittsburg l0l ; Chicago and Rock
Mestern Union Telegraph 96A.