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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-22


Daniel Nc Neil, OF De witt, Iowa,
writes to the Burlington Hdsrkeye, stat
ing that Burton Ii. Cartwright, local
Methodist preacher, crossed over from
Warren county, ILL.,, to where Burling-
ton now Is, in 1884, and broke prairie
during the week and expOunded the
gospel Sundays, and that DIR. G, who
is stfh preaching in the Rock River Con-
ference, was undoubtedly the first man
to preach the gospel in Iowa
A mouse nest, feathered with four
teen dollars of greenbacks and fraction
ais, was found in store at Green Bay,
wisconsin, whereupon local paper OBJ
serves "This is strong argument for
the resumption of specie payments, as
even the lower animals are growing
wasteful and extravagant under an in
AAtiOn Of paper currency -
A little boy had his first pc -ket- knife
and a6r several days used IL himself, and
extended the privilege Of. the occasions
al use of his treasure to his little play
mates. One evening he was kneling at
his mothers knee saying his customary
prayer, which he closed in these words
land please God, give little Jimmy
Bailey knife of his own, so he won't
want to borrow mine all the time"
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

PERExPToaY AUcTIos. SALE
0f
choice and va.uable Lots,
splsn idly situated near
Prospeet Park, wcst side.
JoHssos z xrrLER.
on IF FDhf, MARCH 4, 1897, nj " o'co-k.
hthc tsch,n-c Ssh sroon' Ill Hrcedway. y'N.
:. ne lots are hrs class In cv~v Respect.
fur 'n7gnibcrnt views they
:. The pFopc ~ 10 ~ be- poll without reserve
ta pnfticar hstsi sitin to the thnt WE bavs
ceNei positive dire on from the sol the abve
des rable property absolutely Every lot vli bc .
lively sold 10 the hIahest hi - " U.s.
JOHNSON 4 MILLER Auc,,onesr.
Terms easy: Msp~ and raricusrs ths onces o, The
sieet, Livosisn.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
A DEIAx II. MULLER, ArcIosEgR-

A DhlAN II. HUiltk, ALtTIDNEkh
n Partition ssle cl valuable Property on jackson and
Cherry
ADRIAN Ii. MULLER. p. X. WILKINS F. Co. will sell
a aueon Wcansraar March B. at " O'clock al thu
change Ssesrsofn III Broadway w order OF the supreme
Cont, under The direction Of Thomas J. Northai Esq /,
rsfcfrs:--
1be 10, OF Land with story and basement brick
front end Houses thereon II Jackson Eew YORK.
near The ferry.
The o of Land with story attic from, and rear
Houses thereon 40 Cherry street. near Grand sroo lot -
feet Dy one-ll4if block
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
A --rEREMPTuRY SALE AT AUCTION.
JAMES NJ. MILLER
viii sol on
MONDAY. MARCH Id. ls9.
at II O'Clock,
Al Exchange salesroom, Ill Droadway
<sPAECELs OF LAND,
Containing about
ISL LOIS,
r~-.ry nu r,rrc n Moupro
ESTATE OF LEWIS O. MORRIS.


The demand FOR semira residences n,gsl be considered
pot only pronIne Characteristic OF the presen &C yy In
fca estate de1ce that tie Increasing ropus
sable aura-x. II onbted tina. part 81 Wcs'cheser
usfnty contemplated viii become part
OF the areat and srowng city OF New York.
The portion o wrschestercouny Is attracting great
attention as . locnon with the positive value ol
rity property bein. considered much PORTION OF New
York that properly above thu line OF Harlem within
he iirnts bein ths time accessible Is A..
rapGy ruvn2 with the erection o those neat ard
elegant cottages that chaste IN adornng Escape.
anu which comfort of lAmiy s secured at su-h
great with the circumscrioed limits
y noor n city dwelling.
TIE great westchcser county a present. In this
connection, viewed from city sandpoiEf Is The
Cenrai Avenue.
which or the brca1est nnet avenues In The world
for the rarisiss Of msnsicns locally and the
beauty OF 3lrc and atonins II commences
he noyihegy aide OF ar river, directly opposite The
termination the Seventh grand Boulevard and 18th
connected with this city by the Central bridge,
which s,aas lhe taa, point The Commissioners of
Central Park when this tract shall be placed under their
eonsiol will lay out seteie new drives and nvenucs an
them by bridges ~th the Bouesards New York
sdn The prnDab iaiSn OF ,his part VI oscearr
With York cy; popularity Of Central
n drive: tbe proximity Of the Harlem and Third
proposed underground railroad, rnzks u
desirable for bnidn purposes for investment Ihe loca
uon property superb, and line OF Central
avenue h pre- enied from all par.s.
maps further particulars apply TO aresionosr, d
Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

A NTH0HY J. BLEECKER, >ArcrIoSEER,EImms ~
"A most valuable Properly auction ever oasrs IN ne
lower END OF estcesior county by n y ~ ~ -
Ssosi = Mansh are II aos sold balance vii
March sa5 city LOIS and fine Resienc.s the property
Henry p. De.rEaf This properly lies on BIT aiway l9r.
ery Bost road, opposite First street NORRIS
Ana and directly opposite ID u street. on New ork sinna
md twenty minutes from for;ysecond street, ny haiem
Harlem and Morrisana pass the grounds every
rinutrs connecsing with the Third avenue raroai
aud Peck alp; within minu,es OF
Meirose and Morrlsanla depots. -
hiah aro1nS sprndid shade The building
winter hotel.
barn. grapes great abundance AMI drecsly fac
ing westray place; city lots all mo oiern mpr vemsnts
Improvement: /: city lots. speniii view.
One Gothic House. IL modern irrfTovtmenss barn
Ai,o two Dweln. s. buit ,ether with party wAn the
two IL rooms each, and city lots to each building
hc aroye property Is located high ground, with view
OF Palisades, Central Park and the Sound The proposed
new Cenirai 1oue ard fon the Harlem r.sf 70 Jerome me
point aad pas, directly In troa OF this properly bcston
Broadway is aa with Belgian pasenien. up 20 lo
made to tbsih street.
The streets grades worked around the property
Broadway and part all and Second pace
eurDed srsersd and tagged Street lamps are erected
This properly is very easy access lies hish has
mand.ng ve and healthy and has ne general rep
provGments the prvpe ~ are rrst class.
IeImslu per cent cash AMI aucto fce on nay q
mort q ihrea years for balance a. the ono: o. y X
MARVIN, fos Builaing, corner OF Loeriy aad Nassau
H. can be obtained at tho once OF the
The Stone House, with 4sn feet ioston read aad 800
feet Cn street, be purchased In one .
party Tower House, Second place. to show tho
Icrot wagon Monissns, arrival Of cars from, the
city convey parties property free OF chsrLe
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
AmusRsrEps1s.

MISS CLARA LouI0R KELLoQQ
IN A sbe Acn irnny 81 4nsic touyteenlh Mreet
Commsnelng THIS .MoNDA q EyknIN0, March L
I SPECIAL NOTfCE
Mr. Mar Srakosch re.pentfy annonncee The return -
oTk Che scene o. her hrsk brilliant sriumphs of ths
Ans'''-A Hiss CLARA LOUISE KELLo0o.
brief concert season just oxpired during whsca The
principal cities North and West hav6 vss1
81 this American puoon Of song has boed u
unparaIiele triumph o. tribute 20 An Amer1ean aste
has been signsi.sa p n ss
voied 10 the elevation OF tho ltA'ian operatc stage
Mr. Max Suakosch con- rAulatss the resdenta Of New
York vicinity upoD h fact that be has been snahsd V
make ARRANGEMENTS few .----..-.---.--
= FAktwELL OPkRATIC REPRESENTATIONS
~ w. - xcADEII OIL MdsiC.
COMMENCING THIS tnoNDAy) kvkAtN0
MARCH I, 1Sd2
when Gounod's opera, 800.
viii Be pr0dnwrsssSs wsss cns c.aRA Lo'-rsE- -KELLoo0
m her unriy3ted OF NAdIUEklrk
w 7S Eroaawsy, opposite New York Hossl
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY nATIxER
THE I:ss siSnsia uHasS g xcfaEss
ELISE HOLT,
= DO. BILE COMEDY COMPANY.
RIGL SYSTEMS BETTY AND EMILY
S's0a' la'' i1H e 5sETiA 3sasiass 'i S6xSi. y. D..
preceded BY capital farce
Box ONCE open from s.il4r r.. n.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

A MAX BAyEksDQRrER = Co, AucTIosrEns
n tocc 20 Bowrryl, selis positively to-mcrruw Tnss
dsy cniiro Machinery Fiftes sc, of New York Steam
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

NoRrH NRw YORK.
JAMES N. MILLER
vii eel auction Tuesday March s at Exchange Sales
rooms III Broadway ocock valuable of Land,
located in North New York and but short distance "a
minutes walk from Harlem hrlisc, Third avenue cars
Harlem boats and the Har.em Fordhan horse cars.
The important Improvements now being made and taoss
about to be inausaa,ed make his the mos. desirable
property in the vicinity York. as The existing order Of
things nun, be reversed upper end Of the island
made tho business centre OF New York
lhs son,nsn M one 2. ne nnes svennes IN the
ow a a"e,sd % s ,es 'as p, & o. ,as county
laid out and graded and taose adjacent paved
Sale positive. For further particulars apply 10 tho Auo
t.onscr. - Pine street.
DRIvATE LIBRARY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVEN.
ngs al o'clock, comprising select AM choce coles-
Works. 10 nns bindin 80 vsuable assortment Of
Law Boks ~ bs sold ~ auction al the cnon Hall Astor
LEAvl1T, sIREBEdH 4 co. Catalogues ready and
Esecnior's sac
the ists Nr. X, Lsuizc,
comprising
An,Ian. rurnnar-, 0ans a tunes. &C.; nns
xri.s' Hu,,si xid sos,ssy.
ss ss ~ s s~ss E.'oss . s
xs $s IA IS s;sr fs'as .ss
.ue g this sale for TIE sensas Of Mrs. Lsus by Hunting
@ S"s m. ss% sss;s tT:s i.sS
o 4 s uo@ ss $ S so X Ss Sy sn "a w s
s's oes Er rfs1y xsS S tas s
hibi,ion cay and evening
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

sALEs AT AUCTION.
DRIAE Il. MULLER. AUcrIosEEa :
THE q WEST END LoTs COMPRISING THE
ENTIRE BLOCK BOUNDED BY
GRAND BOULEVARD,
nINTHAND TENTH AVENUES sIxTYTHIRD AND
sixrY-FoURTH STREETS.
AND ONLY 500 FEET DISTANT FROM
CENTRAL PARK.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON TUESDAY,
MARCH a..Ar - O'CLOCK, AT THE
Exchange saissroom. Ill Broadway, by ADRIAN H. MUL
IER, r R. WILKINS CO., Aucsoneers the direo
hon of Messrs- Lewis b. Browa and Clarence s Brown
Terms Of sale unusually lbera, Wiki
20 per cent mortgage for three or
ave years. PAYABLE AT ANY TINE.
Deeds be taken ON the eth Of Nay.
Parties taking Ute before 9Th OF May win be allowed
Interest from time OF taking deed to the 9Th o. Nay.
SALE PERExProRY.
Descriptive msps at tho
Office OF the Auc,ioneers,
No. Pine street.
and at the
once OF Lewis 4 Grown, Esq,
IS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

A UcIIoN SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURSi-
IA tnrc, this Monday March morning, a. lu5 O'Clock
precise Y, the four story resiencs Iia wesl Eighth
street. between Fsih arf Sish avenues L. FIilJERALD,
kuc;ont cell z the magnificent Funiture Ia los
te shs bi der without reserve consisting of vcve. Brs
rcz Carpets m
Paror suits covered with crimson and gold and green and
gold marble Tables, curtains, Mirrors
ElaeTe, Bookcsss, Kzsy Chars Lounges Bedstcsds bi
rean,, Washsanfa, Conmodss, spii1g and Hair Na,
Psrcr Suits, with reps
haircoih; Dining Table sdcboard Dining Chairs MI the
furniture OF the servants fnrirr
rich bronxcs Works of Art Satgary, vascs Cocss, cut
iass crypta, ruby aud B0hfaan Ware, Chpa, Tea and
Dinnrr silver Casters Tee Service Ice Feher But-
tar she's Spoons 70 ks Ivory fable cutlery. n. b.
Purchasers VIII hnd hs sale worthy their attention Hore
10 let.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

A UcTIoN SyT1uE.-MEssks EAERY CO.. AUc.
N uneerrLarEc and posiise auction sale OF mag1id-
cent iiSasehoh F,unurc ns vsrpss, most Of whlcn
perfect order having buf nTe used contained IN the
nrsc brown residence lS3 East hineesnlh street,
Ionfin aysnue and Irv'ns place. on hond hsrchf ie6S
eommensng Al y1 O'Clock precisely, consisnG OF large
snd General elsgxst Furniture Rosewood
snvore superb french satin and Sua Centre Tabes
& nso .are variety VI magnificent Bcr00m Furniture IN
nns .zivea walnut a. pure hor<s hair Mattresses g.;
~, n.s ~ assn Funiiuc, liable Ware, &c fui particu-
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
coasxH ov srnucs ANn VILLAS srnrrrs,(
NEW Y0RE. Fob. ~ 1sxu Y

THE TAMMANy
l oaEsST sysSEss Or rns IorgnAa PRICES.
- ctnts; .'ko..ickns Rssns,r Ssc.; "TN<sas sbs
Boots" &c.; .Lancsshrs Lsss," soo.; ".hcos, Chcok,
Chous c. "nacketty Jack nc Aiso Lydia Tncn pssni
csnlit.' srs, with porai, 800. AMI "krs iioH xnsdfs
lilies sos blrsUS CO., Publishcrs, I'll Broadway.
NJ ArIoSAL ACADEMY or DESIGN WILL cLOsE--
~ Tnc Second vi uter Exhibition OF picturcs Sculp
tmrs open day aud evening, Twenythr street, corner
Fourth avsnns. VIII ooIs on Tbdfsday night MGuh =
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

EVERY EvENIN0
and
SATURDAY MArINEE,
.7he great Moral Drama
OF the
TICKET-OF-LkAvK NAM
Nj. VI. y. FLORENCE,
Ia his original character
ROBERT BRIERLY.
Mrs.. w. j. FLORENCE
~ st. Evrumpnd.
Miss ADA uARLAND
- May Edwards.
Mr.. A. FITk9kkALD
~ James Dutt0n.
Other characters By the
company. The play b
mounted IN tho most pcrtoco
manner, with new
Scenery, CdHtume1. 10
POPULAR PRICES.
Seats niay be secured ak dsyu
In advance.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

UCrroy SALE. NJ TAYLOR, AucrfoyEER.
~ MsgnGccnt Beuse,od Furniture, pisnoorie nronres
pafnn. s Koomiauits and costly 1&s Of
articles OF venu. this day Monday elegant
brown mansion No. 81 wesl Fifteenth street, between
rIth sixth l05S oclcc<,
ng Room SUITS egvr~d Green god g rson g. brocAs Of
the richest dcsripiol rosewopd Etscres, BOOKCASE I'm
eo4nute- Mar Bois ceeRosc Sobnsts, abes
medallion CARPETS brynSe Cnsndcters. ssa'usry, Ciorx
scyres Ornaments; paintnes by etnent artists;
snper 6rocsis wnigw CraIns rss msnte hiffoEs lacs
Curtains, rosewood fanofpfc STOOL Cover Music stand.
Books liatsland; rosewood arrsns ward
robes BesisEds Connodes fussiyls Louis xI hair,
aprne Mattresses Blankets Sheets Cnnterpsncs Extension
Linine table, sesant scts ruty
Silver Casvs Tureeua, Dinner Tea Service, Pitch
KNIVES, FORKS able Linen. Bascrncnt Kitchen furn
~ B-The snctipDecr wosd call particular aiisntou
OF his friends The pnbtc thss The catalogue
prfsing tho TARGET css ner " hcusehold uniture
offered ths The house furnished
monshs Of 3lsp0. Parties wishing attend
this fifth stages Sikth
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

uCIIos saLE OF CRocRERy GLASS, CUrfERy,
u scsisas g; kyANs hucsiensrr, VIII sell Tues
'.-cn = ~ eoes genura OF the abo
fnor; eso ARE aad W. assorlel aLck of isacr de-
ei'n'ng Dusness. 10 oe sold without any reserve.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

A tCTI0N koIISf.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY ron
"A h0ueekeelcfs bose keepers iuicas nj Al
EKNEsf sLJss - .nfnufe is ~, AZ ii 49, 81
street. fo&iwny a agac a .enll cent ssin
brocn1el faror S1isy Al cnlors, ~
from xlss y sao . .u.; lers % ,ssrsio,s s,ni.
and Lttny furniture Ices iAaa auction saess ssrraa.c7
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
xr norGHrY. ArCrfOHFFR.

NJ DOUGHTY, ArCrfOHEER,
M. win sci Tnes sy, March and "Wednesday, March
g. each usy, the warcroos. liz Flu ton and
<s order OF W. Norton assn~e, the cnrr
Of Ca net Furniture contained therein, lin pa Of
Ebony, Wa aho and Oak Paror, Cham
ber Dining Dom Library nee Furniture, suit and
SIN lie b-css broca,c. reps hsircoih The
worthy tho attention OF hotel Keepers tho
aad others Catalogues at SALE
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
MoRRrs WILKINS. ArOTroSEER
ExECUToRy SALE. or NO. 50 WALL STREET AT
ArCrlOv.

r. II. LuDLOw-& CO.
viii sell At auction We nesday, March 1854 at II
O'Clock, at the Exchange Sa.esoom, Ill Broniway Trinity
Bung New York. BY order OF tho executors Of the estate
OF George Crfswoid, deceasef-
Wall street-Ihc hnnsome three story Granife Building
So 50 Wall street. the r;h~riy aide, %
inches ersteriy william lot ~ feet
inches front s. feet linchcs by lis ect inches 10
dersh building the entire lot. fs substantially buls
rensed.
and mott yago II desired.
Maps &c. at the Aucionacrs ONCE. No. Pine street. New
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

NfARsuAL's sALB-Ry ORDER OF q. Y: LYONS,
WI city Marshal % satisfy mort sA,e--ElSEN HATTIE
NAY, actioneor, viii se on Monday harch at ocock,
lv3 Chatham strret the whole Stock, Tools and Fix
ttres of Brush Factory. so tho wloc stock of lne
Wines Liquors Cisars, 1abcs Bottes Furniture &c. OF
Restaurant
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

A J. BLEECKER, SON CO. WILL SELL AT AUG
IA. ton
WEDNESDAY, March c,
AtiS O'Clock, q E-cha 4 salesroorn,
HOMESTEAD AT hARLEM,
Avenue A, 1lSth and l13ih s,Iec.s-20 los, forming
the whole Front the east side OF avenue A. aud on the
north side leth OF 119.h being
geher 40 A. 2$S feet each 18th and
uh The grounds laid ont beautifully with fruit
shade OF all kinds, shruobery, towers buboIs
plants ornamental trees the choicest varieties Two
House, with additions filed IN wksorck, tin
roof contains fourteen has gas Croton satiorary
tbs hot sr furnace &C.. hnS carriage house,
we known residence Of John D. Hobby, Esq kaps
Mt a. Cedar street..
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

1fARsHALs sALB.--R- FIELD, ArcTfoNEER <s7
Nl Pearl street, City Ha place wi sell ts day, ~
10 o'clock, 20 Iha.rs and Show Case Ly
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY: MARCH / lseo-rRIPLE SHEET
AnrusEslENrs.

- ~ : =
w Troprsssor and Msnassr :. Mr.. LEsrER wALIAcK
RSs SDeR uS M @YTraks 4 Sosos
w be has charming creation OF shakspeAres
'Ahe' MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. -,
efHsss7 Hesl.s:f H. x Al ssass
EseMs H. axss n nfTHEEToa H. - a. Y. Ao
ESMAE ESss EEy4iia HI asw1sD ~ A fR NJ
y; Sfsg ABOUT THE MD
MUSIC, SCENERY AND DRESSES ALL NEW.
.ssds :ss: he ss ss''vsa from
SCHOOL"
This play, BY the gifted auhor Of "oar and acass Is in
N Ara MsnsssFs !AEsETr n ETs RALxzR
THE BEST BusLEs2SgEE S2SEs,cx EsEK fSksss1kD "
Fifth wiss E96iH Si sas Tiosrsos sissfr:s AND TROUPE
1i sEsE ns.i!s AMI sfe Y 81 81 THE
win massa ss Ssssss
s.:.. en-
Ke.chun a., &C. will appear. .,cu.pr. c,uvr,ry
Ass'ia; scEsHsY HGH ,as;1 acssfUEs ALI
s0SGs nAH0Es sJEEry P95IGEnsAN&i & The sn1fss TEsf
CRACKS AND sMACKs OF The nAf.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT
DROUGHAAI'S THEATRE,
On MONDAY, March /, AND EVERY EVENING.
appearance OF the new Vocalist,
MissJENNY KfMBALL,
who will make her debut In
Great success Of pocAHosrAs
greeted nightly BY
CROWDED HOUSES with
Thu SDERS OF APPLAUSE.
Doors open st ~; performance commences at tsrA
Box onlce open from A. N. to6P N.
INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT.
On MONDAI, MARCH g. will be produced, after archeo.
''s'"t aprASD (. nDI 'sHxKsPEARrAN sIMPLlFIcArI0N,
MUCH ADO ABOUT
MERCHANT OF VENICE.
IN which Mr BROUGHAM viii have irreverant shy at
time.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

MATINEE
EVERY DAY..
The Great Hill,
lXIuN;
Or. tho
NAN AT THE WHEEL,
with new lochlixations,
SONGS AND DANCES,
= terminating with = new
FAlkY BALLET,
NYMPHS De FOREST.
intro itlcins the great
MORLACChI TRO Pc.
who also preaent the Original
MOkLACCHI CANCAN.
Matinee Prices. Admission
70 uress Circ.s and Parquet,
81 cents; Orchestra Cnalrs,
reseryed, 80 cents extra, which
include al the departments Of
tie Museum and the CON.
FOOTE and MISS NESTELL
Entertainment.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
sALss Ar AUUqaON.

ID FIELD, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL This DAT, AT
Ne II O'Clock, lb Division sLreets contents Of Cigar
Store coauss shelving show Cases. Pipss Tobacco. Good
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
TICKET on LEAVE MAN.

which links nnoreny In setnS for some tnins mat
MkklSES ami forthwith arrested for
SHUvINI THE QUE X, and hurried away into
scene Fourth--A PRISON. fcarfuiy gloomy. In order
to give the policeman the nsces.A time 70 cme 70 g the
BRABANT chants his pipe wh almost little connection
with the ory with the opera II u nsedess 70 JINKS
IL RrsCUED.
scene Of the Martnes velocipedai Review OF
-tbe Horse Marines.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

TOux r. COUGH
c win lecture Iabi" at Cooper Institute, on Monday
e-enng Mir1h 81. tho benefit OF Spring street b.
bath school Admission Ios rescrved seats. e. T.eSss
roadway; hando phs broadway and Nlnt street Teriys
No. ~ MON square; ninn lime Savings xnk. Sso Canal
street, and a. the door on tho evening OF the lecuro
TO7N Il. COUGH
81 VIII lecture Cooper Institute Thursday evening,
Marsh4 Admission 50c
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-14
The Octo Der Elections!
Pennsylvania All Right
HAYES ELECTED IN OHIO.
Iowa Up to Her Usual Mark !
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS in INDIANA
Al the New York Papers Concede PEN
dteton's Defeat

from Yesterdays Com mercial- Morning EdttioH.l
The dispatches we print this morning show
that the Republicans have carried every State that
voted yesterday, SO far as heard from.
But little information can be gaiued from the
general press dispatches giving the result by
counties in Pennsylvania, but the Associated
Press 1t will be seen comedies Geary's election.
and estimates his majority ut 5000. A special
despatch to this paper from the editor of the
Philadelphia Peas estimates Geary's majority at
10000.
despatch from tho same source estimates the
Republican majority in Ohio at $4,000, as does
also the Associated Press dispatches.
The Cincinnati dispatch, however, appears les'
favorable, aud while concedlsg the election o.
| Hayes by small majority intlmates the loss q
the Legislature (unless the sentence merely refers
to Hamilton county)-a very serious loss, If 1t b,
| true.
From Iowa we have no advlces, but there Is NJ
doubt that the State has given Its usual Republi
can majority, ranging between 10000 and $4,000
| IN Newark, New Jersey, at the city election
the Republicans gained substantial victory ant
a splendid Increase.
The comparisons given for Pennsylvania ar,
with the vote Of 1868, VIXEN Hartranft Republi
can, was elected by OCT.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-14

FROM wiLMISGToN To THE MIssIsslrrl-oSE
THIRD WAY ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

FROM wiLMISGToN To THE MIssIsslrrl-oSE
THIRD WAY ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
ATLANTIC, Iowa, October Q, 1860.
We accomplished the first OF the three stages
of our Journey AT dark on Friday evening when
we crossed the Mississippi in driving shower
of rain We had looked forward with some
interest to this passage of the great river, aud
had hoped that we might be favored with some
lingering daylight to view its broad waters. Had
the elements actually combined to dis1ppoint us,
they could hardly have made matters worse. 1t
was pitch dark and the rain fell in torrents, so
that our prospect extended nothing beyond IN
arms length. However, a bounteous supper at
Davenport consoled US, and we made up by graft
flying the physical, what we had lost by the
aesthetic.
Our ride to the Mississippi was totally without
any incidents sufficiently important to interest
the general reader At midnight of Wednesday,
we left Philadelphia, and at our rising on Thurs
day morning, were among the beauties oil the
Juniata. Altoona gave us breakfast, for the Gus.
topary consideration, and we crossed the Allie
.henies with daylight to exhibit their beauties
We made no stay at Pitlsburg, but with the Ohio
on our left hand, hurried onward beneath very
| pleasant October sunshine, tc supper at Alliance
Friday morning, we ate cur breakfast at Ply
mouth, instead Of Chicago, where preparations
had been made for us. We were over two hour
behind time, and had thus lost eighty-four mile
| If distance. We thereby missed the Chicag,
breakfasts and were Obliged to connect for OMAN
ut the Rack Island junction, six hi "a out-ide q
the city. Thence down the valley OF the Illinois
with its bluff sides marking the limits of III
prairie, pausiug briefly at its numerous fourth
lag towns, we approached Rock island and ell
cIuutercd the river storm which danpened All
dnrkeued our crossing Of the Mississippi.
This morning Saturday we are trayersing Ii
broad rolling prairics of Iowa, with bright SUI
shine, hut keen and frosty air, about us. W
are woiuily behind time once morea condition
things to be charged to the weakness of our Il
com tive, which seems by no means equal to IL
, work expected of it. Breakfast at Omaha is "
81 miles III the prospective, athsugh ii Is hal
past eight O'clock, and our appetiies are sharp
the mornings temperature.
!, All our company are loud in their expression
! Of qualification with The trip, aud il wound |
hard u say why they should not be. Our Gu
| travel, aud we have really nothing to gro
a about. Time Is spent, of course, On so loug
. tip, very much as on an ocean voyage, or
X friendly visit where stress OF weather shou
cuntine you in-dours.
,, At Atlantic, little town of two hundred fraI
houses spread on the prairie side, oil of tn,
IS sprung intn existence since last May, we will
you good morning. II. NJ. j