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Master Commissioners Sale.
James Adams
E. B. Cox and wife.

,DY virtue of mandate to me directed
ID from the court of common pleas of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, win offer for sale at the
front door of the Court House in the town ol
Woodsfeld. between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and 4 o'clock p. M, on SOS
Saturday, the 9th day of February, 1870,
the following described real estate situate III
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: Lot number
twenty-five in the town Of Clarington, ~.
Appraised at 1888 33.
J. P. SPRIGGS,
dec2Sw5. Master Commissioner.
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: Save Fifty Dollars.

A NY PERSON wishing to purchase one ol
IL Grovesteen's Pianos, advertised in this
paper, can save fifty dollars of the price by
applying to the editor of this paper. June
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Attachment Notice.

Stephen Paneoast, plaintiff, At my instance an
VS.. ,.ss,, attachment was is
Aaron Conger, defendant. sued On the 1ith
day of November, 1869, by John Dakan, JUS
tice of the Peace of Adams township Monroe
county, and State of Ohio, against the goods,
chattels, rights. moneys and effects of the defen-
dants, Aaron Conger, a non-residents of Monroe
county. and State aforesaid, for the sum Of
SO 07, aud costs; set for hearing February 1,
1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
decgiw3 STEPHEN PANCOAST.
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Legal Notice.

u
T1ATHARINR JACKSON, Irwin Stewart, Rob-
" ert Stewart, Catharine Hunt wife of Da-
vid Hunt, and Elizabeth Manning, all Of the
state Of Wes. Virginia will take notice that
petition was fled against them and Eliza
beth Rrlewine and Abraham Erlewine her
guardian, on the 10th day of November, A.
D. 1859, in the court of common pleas of
Monroe county. Ohio, by Jacob s. Erlewina
and is now pending, wherein said petitioner
demands partition of the following real es-
tate. to wit: East half Of southwest quarter
of section twenty-six township four range
four, containing seventy nine and seventy
four one -huudredth acres, except about eleven
acres off the northwest corner sold to Heze
kiah Safie, March %, 1858, also. the south
west quarter Of the southeast quarter same
section township and range, except ten acres
off the east side owned by John Forker. con-
tanning thirty acres more or less; also, about
four acres of the southeast corner of the
northwest quarter of southeast quarter, same
section township and range; also the north
east quarter OF the northwest quarter of Sec
ton twenty-five, same township and range
containing forty acres more or less;also about
four acres off the north side of the southeast
quarter of northwest quarter of section
twenty five same township and range; and
that at tlthe.next tern of said court petitioner
will apply for. an order that partition be made
Of said premises. So
JACOB S. ERLEWINE. go
By Hunter j. Hunter his att'ys.
nov16w6.
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Business Card s..
/, UNION FL O Us E
(Southeast of Public square,)
SIMON DORR, *: Proprietor

.TTAyING recently taken charge Of this
III House, the Proprietor has reftted and
refurnished it throughout in manner oalcu-
lated to make il one Of the most dssirable
stopping places in this part Of the States
Guests will find the best accommodationa
atthis House, and no pains win be spared 70
make them comfortable. s.s. a.
The Stables are commodious, and the trav.
elsrs' horses receive the best attention.
sep1r. ,'.s'.', z e
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THE UNION HOUSE.
Lsus.sius, Monroe County Ohio,
JOHN sEABAUGn, Proprietor.

MINIS Hotel has been rcftted recently. and
i Is now in first rate order. The table Is
supplied with the best, and the traveller will
find his lodgings superior to most country
hotels. The stabling is new. sjl5r.
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? bARl[Ul[,

WR11TES BY HIMSELF. In 0NE LARGE oc-
TAyo voLustE NEARLY 500 PAGEs PRIN-
rEDzx ESGLIsH ASDGERMAN. 33 ELEGANT,
FULL PAGE ENGRAyINGss itembraces FORTY
YEARS REcoLLECTIoNs of his Busy Life, as a
Merchant, Manager, Banker, Lecturer, and
Snowman. No book published so acceptable to
all classes Every one wants it Agents ave-
rage from SO to 100 subscribers week. We
offer extra inducements. Illustrated catalogue
and Terms to Agents sent free
]. B. BURR CO., Publishers,
dec14w4 Hartford, Conn.
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1t Is put mp in handsome linen bags, in
which orders for heerschaum pipes. are daily
packed,
ARDS .YacIAt Club,

pdChou1
ssssLOrIlIaFd'ssYacht Club -.
Smel1ing Tobacco has no superior; being de
nisotinized, itcannot iujureanerveless eorsti.
tutions, or people of sedentary habits. q , 81
1t is produced from selections of the
finest stock. and prepared by a patented and
It is very aromatic mild and light in weight
hence Il viii last much longer than others;
nos does itbufn or sting the, tongue, or leave
= disagreeable afteI-tasts. q. tEkg Assa2s $50 /
Orders for genuine, elegantly carved
meerschanm pipes, silver mounted, and packed
in neat leather pocket cases, are placed in the
Yacht Club brand daily.
IxOrilIardss IS century s,s.
Chewing Totscco. 49, 81 2 e sass.l =
1his brand of Fine cut Chewing Tobacco
has no superior anywhere. -.ss 3 sss1s'
lit is, without doubt, the best chewing
tobaecc in.the country, Fl9ra .
L0rfIIarti'S SnuffS
Hve been in general use in the United
over 1l0 years: and still Acknowledged sthe
best wherever used. :. 5, : ser.., -, ,s-,.t, =,
If your store eeper does not have these ar
ticles for sale, as him to get them.
They are sold by respectable jobbers almost
everywhere.
ACifcnlars mailed on application. -
r. .LORILLARD & CO.,
decl4m12. ri .e5 - New York
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Z ft. c0unIrles, from n6r3 CreatIuH
and Fall in Eden to the Present Jime;" by DR..
L. P. BRooKErr, author of 'Woman's Work in
the Civil Var" Octave. 44S pages, 2 full
page engravings, and low price, as2
This is just the book for the times, and II is
selling fast, for men like to read about the
best half of the world, and the best half are
they not also curious? ves4f.
The volume commends itself othat some
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had-MorHERs! Address, for "a page Cireu-
lar with terms and specimen engravings,
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Vest Fourth street, Cincinnati, io.-nov l6m2
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Attachment

- ala 3 .ifsf5f tyss5,ss
Barbara Kuntz y Atmy instance an attachment
VS. was Issued on the 25th day Of
Joseph Kuntz. November, 1869, by ]. A.
schwob, a Justice of the Peace of Malaga town.
ship, Monroe county, State of 0hip, against the
goods, chattels, rights, credits moneys and
effects, stocks or interest in stocks Of the de-
fendant, Joseph Kuntz, an gabscoilling debtor
for the sum OF so and costsset for hearing Jan
nary II, 1870, at = o'clock q. m,sasa sgssss
decfw3. s.,.es BARBARA KUNTA -
Administrators Notice. sd
set .aEs s sHl-ia zsssss sss sysaeaa -
NT0fIoR q hereby given ,tlfat tie updsr.s
IN signes a 4 as, on The 2ffb day of Notenis
her, 1869, appointed Adpfpistrasor of the esls
tate cf Mas Oongef, dec'd.
4 uogsows. John BRAGEY.
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WINTER

IJAvING dissolved the co-partnership here
IL tofore existing under the firm name of
JOKES, & NORRIS, l am now prepared, at the
old stand, to supply my customers and the
Q SO - aPNi
fg9k o.
PUBL ICsG EN- e ALLY.
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Perfect Security.
Return Premium Plan.

JOHN W. ELLIS & CO., ua2 Walnut street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agents for Ohio,
Central and Southern Indians.
WARREN HoLLlSTER, Woodsfeld, Agent.
oct5m3, II
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Agents, Wanted fora New Book

!. HER RIGHTS, WRONGS, PRIV
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MI TIES, containing HISTORY of
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A Magazine of Practical Utility in the
Household, Mirror of the Fashions, and a.
Literary Conservator Of Surprising Interest
and Artistic Excellence N ~
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-08

The following comprises the Ten.
nessee delegation clerical and Iaity tc
the General Conference at Mem 4 Sis
in May:
CleTical-Johu B McFerrin, D D.
"a L P Green, D D., John w Han
{uer. D D., Robert A Young. D D.,
kSimon P Written, Richard ? Ran
tsSm, Fountain Pitts.
Lay-Hou. John F House, Hon.
VIM B Wood, T NJ n Jones, Esq,
VIM F Holder, Esq, Gen ] B Pal
mer. Gen G G Dibrell. Col. w NJ
Cooke. Col J W Harris, Adam B
Riggs, D D.
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O.cunationaI AiIraents.

Fresh, pure air is vitalizing eliX5r. Who
ever is debarred by circumstances from IN
restricted access to this invisible, but pow
erful stimulant, needs a medicinal stimulant
| Of some kind. The great object should be to
choose the best. Popularityis pretty good
guarantee of merit in this scrutinizing and
intelligent age, and tried by this criterion
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters stands first
among the invigorating aud regulating me-
dicincs ofthe present day. To the wants f
persons engaged in indoor emyloyments, es-
pecially in crowded factories where even
with the best possible ventilation the atmos-
phere is always in some degree polluted this
salubrious vegetable tonic. is peculiarly
adapted. The nature of the inglsdlents is
no mystery, 1t consists Of an absolutely
pure difusive stimulant, tinctured-or IA
ther surcharged-with the fluid extracts Of
sanatous roots and banks and herbs. The
pharmacop@ia has its tinctures, but wha~
are they! The juice of only single root d
bark or plant is present in each. Not one Of
them combines the three properties Of u
tonic, an Alternative, and an aPerient, All
these elements are blended in the Bitters :;
nor are these the sum of its medicinal re-
concentrations. 1t is also blood dcpurent
and an antispasmodic.
The baetul effect Of the air that has been
partially exhausted of its oxygen by fire.
quent breathing g duces on the vital or
ganization, is notorious, and when to th6n
devitalized atmosphere is FL poradded the
mephit,c vapor of hot air furnaces, it be
comes deleterious and depressing in the ex-
treme. To enable the system to bear up,
even for few hours each day against the
dcbiIituting influence Of vilia,cd atmos
phere, wholesome tonic and Alternative Is
urgently required. This grand desideratum
is supplied sn Hostettcr's Bitters, which az
a suength-sustaiping heal.h-protecting
agent has rival either among ofticinul or
advertised medicines.
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See the card Of Sam Brown, Rev
enue Assessor for this district.

On Sunday night last large num-
Der of the Presbyterian congregation
repaired to the Church as usual. but
alter waiting awhile and no preacher
appearing 70 hold forth to them, they
quietly adjourned to their respective
homes.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-08

Mansfield q Higbee'B Hungarian
3 .Isam Of Life has achieved addition
al popularity here this season by the
numberless coughs and colds it has
vanquished. We hear of several ca
ses of lung diseases in which life
Was despaired of that have been cured
by rrs u.s.. The druggists al, keel
il now rs staple article.
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Frustrated

DR.. Di15'6. wEiIsg6yto own lIsat Mon.
day, was SUDDEN = taken with ct Of
some sort and fell upon the street.
He wes removed to the drug store OF
Sumpter d Pearcy. and the proper
medical attention bestowed upon him.
He revived and was able to go home
that evening.
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Grand jury.

The following is list of the Grand
Jury of Giles county now in session:
J s Edmundson, Foreman, Geo w
McLaurine, Wiley WIlleford, Thog
Compton, w R Horn, w T McLau-
rine, Jno Pittard, E G B Lee, G..
lum HarweIl, W R Msghee. WRl
Wilkinson, Jas NJ Marks. Merit lEs
lick.
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Aaother instruction has com

Aaother instruction has com
meuced in Hayti; cause, change Of
administration. NThe ..'Outs" desire
to put out The "ins, 'gand the ms"
wish to keep out the ''out0." Sim
liar wishes prevail'elsew here than in
Hayti, but A. J. Whitthorn & Co.!
continue % sell all kinds of fresh
drugs, garden seeds, etc.
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Cur New D4es.


We ISSUE our paperttIis MOI
with a new dress and other q
pEovements, al of which we h6peI
will be appreciated by the reaGers~oI
The CITIZEN. It has bsen our aim to
give to the people of Giles readaz
bic paper, one Of which they would.
be proud, and well worthy of the 10
eral patronage that has been bgsto'wS
ed upon i. We have gone to consid-
cradle expense and labor and hope
that We will be rewarded by Iaree
cash paying liet Of subscribers. Let
the uamcs come in and We will send
you a good PapRr. "a x
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Distinguished Visitors

Among the distinguished
men Of the law in attendance
Court this week we notice.
Geo. S. Houston and Col. I
or, of Athens, Ala, and q
more and Buford. of Fran
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-08

Our young friend Msster<W yatt
Alternately, at Mcclure & Hills, pre-
sents his compliments TO the public,
to-day, aud desires US to say thathe is
prepared to supply them with every
thing in his line, consisting of fruit,
both green and canned, tobacco, CT
gars, candy, soaps, etc. etc.
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now rs a staple article.

We announce to-day, The Iame OF
W, S. Fleming, Esq, of Col Gmbia,
for Chancellor of this { Fourth Ghan, i
Gerry Division. Mr.. Fleming is of
the well-known law firm of Fleming
Il Thompson, of that city. and is well
qualified for the position.
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The Indication, are lbat English
Democratic candidate for Governor of
Connecticut, will have sbout 1000
majority. The Legislature is in
doubt, butthe Democrats have made
gains, and have probably carried the
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CANDID TES
For Register.

We are authorized to announce GEO. W.
WOODRING, a candidate for Register OF
Giles County at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized 70. announce JOHN W.
DYER candidate for Register of Giles cOun-
ty, at the ensuing August election.
Weare authorizedto announce BOLIVER
W. KNIGHT, candidate. Tor Register Of
Giles County, at the ensuing August election .
Fct County Court Clerk.
We are authorized to announce ABE FRIZ-
ZELL a candidate for Clerk of the County
Court Of Giles County, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce JOHN. E.
ROSE, candidate for Clerk ofthe County
Cyurt'of Giles County, election first Thurs
day in August. =
T2Hs Tosers # Gjlee CgznsgS~>--
I am q candidate for County Court Clerk.
Election first Thursday in August next.
AMOS R. RICHARDSON.
We are authorized to announce II. H. AY-
Meta candidate for Clerk of the County
Court OF Giles, at the ensuing August 5Iec
ton.
We announce by authority, G. W. Nc
LAURINE candidate for Clerk of the
County Court Of Giles. Election in August
We announce byIauthority F. W. McLAU-
RINE, a candidate for Clerk of the County
Court of Giles. Election in August.
We announce JAMES a. RALSTON, q
candidate for Clerk of the County Court of
Giles. Election in August.
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Wait and S e

The editor and the junior pro
prietor Of the CITIzEN. left last night
on a marrying expedition. Can't tell
yet which one, or whether both, will
get off. but our readers will be in
formed next week.
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Barrett's" invogorAles and beau
tiGes.
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We met with an intelligent Ger
man in town a day or two since who
is visiting this locality with the view
of establishing an extensive Pottery
We hope he may find soil and loca-
ton to suit him near Pulaski.
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The XVI mandment-

The following bill was introduce in
Congress on the 4th:
SECTION /. The right of ci,zens of
the United States to vote shall not be
denied or alb IVY the United
States. or by any STATE, on account of
sex.
SEC 2. Congress shall have power
to enforce this article by appropriate
Legislation.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-08

Mr.. Pleasant Smith
ted Constable in this
duty at the court,
and his pleasant y
quently from the
pie of justice.
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See Miss Smiths announcement
DIXON COTTON SEED.
BROOM CORN SEED.

A few sacks of the above celebrated
cotton seed. Genuine. .sAlso, a sup
ply Of Broom Corn Seed.
ct MCGUIRE & HILL,
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Barre It's" restores with rapidity
Circuit Judge.
Didn't Know the Name.
p
Short Locals.

Short Locals. =
Just in season-gardening:
New houses continue to 60 IN
Pulaski. Jas. R. and Clay ow,
together with H K Braunan( ESQ,
are putting up two splendid shouses
On the south side Of thSsqGare.
DeIightful-a prom9ansd.. with
ones sweetheart these moon- shiny
nights.
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PensN

q gentleman has. for Several de
been selling new kind Open u,
our streets. 1t is orojGe =
ally a good thing.
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FIR Circuit Judge.


We announce by authority W. s. FLEM-
ING, a candidate for the CHARACTERISTIC Of
this Fourth Chancery Division. EIection
in August
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GOOD TEMPLARS.
The Trouble In the Canp of the Grand reIapIe
AN Important Decisisa by Judge Allison.
Court Of Common Plsas-Aulson, P.J

The Trouble In the Camp of the Grand relnpIe
AN Important Dec1slsa by Judge Allison.
Court of Common Psas-Auisoa, PJ
This morHing Judge Allissn delivered the follow
ing decision:--
II; b, Potter va o. l. Search and X. H. Semple
Motion for Injunction
This bill is tiled to restrain o. l. Search from act
ing as g. w. r, OF the Grand Temple od Honor OF
pennsylvania and to compel him to surrender the
seal and records and ali other property and money
in his possession, or under his control belonging to
the Grand Temple; and alse to restrain r. H. Sem
pie from acting as G. w. 7. OF said Grand Temple OF
Honor.
The contest grows out OF an alleged irfegularity in
the trial and punishment OF Search for Violation OF
his obligation as member OF the Order, in publish
subordinate and social ode-cards, not Furnished by
the Supreme Council contrary to the Constitution Of
that body part xiv, section 2, which reads 1.-THE
Supreme Council reserves to itself the exclusive
right OF publishing the subordinate and degree
rituals ode-cards, and all other matter pertaining 10
the work OF the Supreme Council Grand, and Sub
ordinate Social Temples and Councils
Search was convicted In part upon his plea OF
guilty. ana upon the report OF this fact by the
mittee appointed TO Investigate the charge, and
resolution that such punishment should be Imposed
as the Grand Temple might deem commensurate
with the offense, It was voted that the penalty
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FROM EUROPE.
Order Restored mt nIarseilles.


MARsEILLEs, NOV. 5, via London, Nov. S.
Esquiros reports that the people are now in
complete submission to the Government authori-
ties, and he therefore submits his resignation,
asserting tLat IL is the duty of the hour to unite
sgainst the invader. The Mayor of the city has
issued proclamation annulling all acts of the
revolutionary committee.
Vigorous Preparations
are making at Lyons for Defense and a great
quantity of provisions has been collected and
all ablc-bodied citizens have been thoroughly
armed. All communication northward from
Lyons has been cut by the Prussians.
Navigation OF the Eibe.
BERLIN, Nov. S.-The Prussian Government,
which recently gave orders for the restoration
of the lights and buoys at the mouth of the
Elbe, has now couRtermanded these orders, and
the work has consequently been suspended.
Bismarcix's Account Con6rmed.
LONDON, Nov. S.-Private advices just re-
ceived from Versailles confirm the account
given by Bismarck of the suspension of negotia-
tions for an armistice. Jules Favre together
with majority of his colleagues, favored the
scheme for the election of members to the Con-
stituent Assembly, and urged the acceptance OF
an armistice as negotiated by Theirs. General
Trochu commander of the armies at Paris dis
sented, and carried his point.
The Pope's Case.
FLORENCE, Nov. S.-Thiers has written a
letter to His Holiness at Rome, assuring him
that the great powers of Europe will consider
his case at the coming Congress- and position
worthy of Gods vicegerent, will be provided
for him. The King will officially enter Rome
after the national elections. Preparations are
actively making in all the provinces for the
elections, which will occur on the 30th inst.
American Ministers Denmark.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. S.-Mr. Andrews, the re.
firing American Minister, had an audience OF
leave to-day. Kramer the new American
Minister, presented his credentials and the GUS
tomary speeches were made.
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.FROM THE SOUTH.
Tee Election In Richmezd.

Special Despatch TO The Epenirg Telegraph.
RICHMOND, Va Nov. s.-The election is pro-
gresslng quietly. A large vote will be pollsd.
1t is thought the Republicans are ahead up to
this hour, P. NJ. Both parties are working
Eealousy. 1t is thought Porter will run behind
the general ticket. Ordways friends are very
hopeful. The United States troops have had no
occasion to leave their quarters.
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ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL RAILWAY Co.,
No lO9 SOUTH pHIRD STREET,

No. lO9 SOUTH PHIRD STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I, 1870.
PROPOSALS will be received at this once UNTIL
and including, the Goth day OF November, 1870, for
the construction OF the National Railway, extending
from the city OF Philadelphia To Vaudeville, the
delaware river; and the Milestone and Trenton Rail-
road and certain other railroads connecting there
with, and forming with said cennecuons, conti-
nuOus line from the city OF Philadelphia TO the Hud-
son river, opposite the city OF New York.
Plans and specification may be had and examined
at the ONCE OF the National Railway Company. and
also at the ONCE OF j. b. CULVER, Engineer No. rs
MONTGOMERY Street. Jersey City, on and after
the 10Th OF November.
The Company reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
II tuths stl ROBERT r. CORSON, Secretary.
HENRY M. HAMILTON
MATTHEW BAIRD,
JACOB RIEGEL,
A. s. LIVINGSTON,
CHARLES w. DUPUY, Committee,
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Election at Trex.

Troy, Nov. S.-The election is passing off
quietly and a large vote will be polled. Only
one row occurred, in the Fourth ward, where a
deputy United States Marshal was assaulted.
One man was arrested in the Second ward for
repeating, and another is in custody for at
tempted bribery.