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etroIeum Centre Daily Record
RET. Centre, Monday. April IL.
ARRIVAL lANDs DEPARTURE OF
TRAINSaONlO q. Il A. Il. u.

SOUTH.
No. 2, Passenger l1a.20
M. Titrsville. 1883 p. m; Petroleum Cen
Ire, 1.40 p. m.; Oil City, 2.22 p. H.; Ir-
yineton, 6 10 p. NJ.
No. Passenger-Leave Cory 6. 10 a. m;
Titusville, 1885 q. m.; Petroleum Centre
Ham; OIL City, S59 IN; arrive at II
vineton ll.40 o m.
No. 6 Passeuger-Leave Cory G. o5 p N
Titnsville, 7.50 p m; Petroleum Centre,
S,s3 m; arrive at Oil City $50 r q.
No. ], Passenger-Leave Irvineton 7.l5
an; OIL City, 1910 q n; Petroleum Cen
ire, LOS q IN; Titusvilie, IL, so q IN; arrive
1t Cory 40 p m.
No. 8. Passenger-Leave Irvineton, H.
e6 m; Oil City 1857 p m; Petroleum Cen.
sre 1886 ~; Titusville, 4,2O p III; arrive
st CORY 5,45 p m.
No. 8, Passenger-Leave Oil City 700 o
n; p roleum Centre, 7,43 a m; Titusville.
$50 an; arrive at Cory 1910 a m.
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Buy the Red Hot" Saddle manufactured
in Titusville expressly for the oi country,
adapted to all kinds of weather, at J. r.
Krou's. al2-tt
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A terrible boiler explosion on the Ohio
river on Friday night. The towboat Rover
exploded her boilers short distance below
Cincinnati and Immediately sank. Twen.
ty-three persous were drowned
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The under writers at London have com
menced settling for the steamship City OF
Z BJstsn as a total loss.
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A shooting afi'ray occurred at Scranton, in
this State, on Saturday. A man named
Lniz shot bis wife and man named Spayd
Cause--undue familiarity between the two.
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Horace Cook Of Leavenwortn, ate three
pounds Of raisins on bet. The bet was
paid to bis heirs.
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THE PYRAMIDS Of splendid coal over at
Cndington & Cornwell's yard are perfectly
wonderful. marchi0u.
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All styles light harness. cheaper than the
cheapest, made from Motia,'s oak stock, and
warranted. at J r. Kron's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-18

There are on the Benedict farm IL pro-
dncing wells, ranging in daily yield from
8 Vbl. to 70 uLls.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-18

Sash. Glass, Doors. Pntiy &c. Large
stock very cheap ut the Furniture Store.
nlO-f
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In miracle play lately acted in Mexico
the principal characters we're the "Almigh-
ty," adam, "Eve," "GAbriel," Appetite
and the Devil"
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Yesterday was Easter Sunday. Eggs suf.
ferGd IN c.useqarice fearfuiiy.
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The street is being cleaned in front of the
Rochester House. A good move.
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Just received large and we'll assorted
stock of shelf hardware at j. Rutheriord's.
IT,
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CON- Meade, of the U. S. Navy, died IL
New York city, Oh Saturday.
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Fine assortment of Paper and CloIh Win
dow Shades and Fixtures, inst reed at
mStf GRIFFss BROS.
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TheNew Gas Pump Tor sals at Nicholson
& Blackmons. IT,
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Fine assortment OF wall paper st Critics
Bros.
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The largest aud best assortment OF TsoIe
Cutlery, ever broaght inte the country q
Nicholson d Blsckmon's II.
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Local Notices.

II. II. Warner has just received car load
of Fine Potatoes from Ohio, the Peach
blws, they are called, and IRE an excellent
potatoe. Mr.. Warner sells them at the low
price of sixty cents per bushel. IL.
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Carriage Bolts. wholesale and retail. ;
Nicholson 4 BackmOn's 23-N.
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COLD is word which CodinRton h Corn
well propose render obsolete. For nodus
operandi call and see them. marchlOtt.
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Horse Shoe Nails, wholesale and retail
at Nicholson Il Biackmon's, 2Su.
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The New Gas Pump 70. sale al Nicholson
d BlackmOn's. II.
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Divine Services

Divine Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock P. n.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. N. and
~ p. N. Sabbath School at l2Ia p. N.
eats free. A cordialj lj:inv itation extend.
ID to ell.
Rev. c. N. HEARD, Pastor.
STs. PETER AND PAULS .(Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass at 10Y a. IN.
Vesper and Benedictisn Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
catechism at.2.:p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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SHERIFFs SALE Is CLOSED. 4
Blackmon having bought him out at thi:
place and Kane City. Il.
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TIN Nd REPAIR SHOP

Thanking our friends for their lhcral ~ meri.
IN tn. p;ast, we shall use 0u' oe'' March IL
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sreenbacks for the Bondhesdsr'
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i II. ejaculation Of Democratic newspapers,
and especially Of county papsrs IN their Sow
eral localities, is cf' the greatest Importance.
To encourages this enterprise. and-to cid in
the dissemination Of correct doctrines, we
have determined to reduce nur rates AZ sub
scription TO the lowest possible poi at consis--
tent with the yrtce Of. paper to rs. 81,
\ Fifteen dollars WIN p,ocure ten copies Of
the SPIRIT for the full term Of one year. with
An extra copy totbe person who sends us that
nj mberof names
There ought rot to be . townshf, where II
would be dimcuh 70 fafse tpat smail sum
among so many Subscribers. So,.t 81
Il is conceded that the SPIRIT is one o. the
best representatives OF Damocratic principles
in Eastern Ohio, while; ats the same time It
gives very large quantity ot family and
miscellaneous reading, together 9Th the im-
Portapt local news, Of Monroe County, and
full reliable nxrket reports Will be given
each week.
We shall oppose the policy OF the party m
power, u giving the Public ban4sto aaiiread
speculasors; and fsvoria policy granting them
to the people who may desire TO locate in the
West, as Homssteads.
We shall oppose the, present odious Tariff
which Taxes FARMERS Is per 90 It on Blankets,
la5 per cent on Salt and tns Wealthy Capi.
tahsts 10 per cent on DiamerdS and favor .
/ Z Tariff that Van collect Juss sdihoisnt Rsve-
pue 10 meet the necessary demands OF the
IGoyernment. Bot not onecent 70 enrich the
Mcuopoljsts 4t the expense of the People.
We shall ooucse the Radical scheme, now
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The Old Foot Prints.

A Wisconsin correspondent Of the
New York Tribune, writing from James
vile, says: "Three-fourths of the popu,
iation are foreigners, chiefly Of the most
Ignorant German peasant class, who can Ga
not read English, and are of course
trustworthy Democrats The writer
does not sign his name. bit as old Ben
Wade was out that way about theg date
|of the letter, we shonld not err far. we
tbinkd in ascribing the paternity to him,
the language is SO like his He said in
q public speech, at Marietta, Dhios ot
our foreign,born voters, that sthey came
from foreign country, and we give
them the privilege to vote, when they
know no more than the horse they
drive. The negroes, however, who
could not read the English or any other
language, he thought would be trnst
worthy voters and citizeusA 0lot Ben
must hare written the letter.
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F o r e I q N N y w s S
|fHk EAsTERN oUEB1IoN
ArALLIANcEDIsgU
IANCIRCULAR DENOUNcEU


/ i -
LONDON, November l6. Stocks and
securities ofsah kinds are low thismcrn
ing, and the markets fiat, in avfew of q
crisis. The Eastern question causes
much uneasiness in all circles. The
Times has special from Vienna CON
firming the accounts already received of
the excitement in that city, growing out
Eef the attitude of Russias Prince Cots.
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REWhiie Marshal Sharpe and Mr..
Thomas Murphy and President Grant
were combining steir wits to get the
whole force of the United States array.
III possible, by. stealth into the gafrets
and cellars of New York. where there
was not the slightest earthly occasion
for their presence, Louisiana was aban-
doned, to the ontrages and excesses of a
negro mob Our dispatches from Don
jacksonville. and New Orleans afford a
beautiful commentary alike upon the
wisdom OF Congressional C reconstruction
and upon the success of Mr.. Grants
sdministratiou,-N. r World. : e y
We publish on our outside the dis
patches referred to by the World. The
true meaning of GRANTS famous saying,
siLet US have peace is bayonets and
Negro murders to retain the Radicals in
power. Shame! Have We Rcpsslic
or q Despotism
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swrndi.ns as ]. Fine Art.

One cannot help feeling sort Of ad-
miration for genius, even when tis en-
ployed in fascality, and become so di-
verted by the means as almost to forget
to condemn the end.
OF course anything novel and brilliant
in the dishonesty lineis naturally looked
for among Radical politicians; and 1t
may be safely said that they rarely dis
appoint reasonable expectations, .,st4 ~
I AS neat and graceful swindle tile fol-
lowing is entitled to the first premium:
The pick k-pocketss priAe-ashters and
rag-tag and, bob.tail generally who were
commissioned to purify the. New York
elections, were promised ten dollars per
day for their services the term consist
ing of Eve days, making fifty dollars to
each scoundrel.
But, the election being over, the pay
master cannot be found; and the rufilans
are coolly told that they will have to
await an appropriation by Congress, or
some other necessary prelminary,in the
vague future.
Now the "ring" which runs the ms
chine knows that it is very inconvenient
for such characters to rely on the future.
In the first place they reed the money
for their daily supply of villainous whis.
XIV; and in the second place not one oil
them knows but what he will be in the
penitentiary long before Congress can
make an appropriation. a
This gives the s'ring" its opportunity
1t accordingly sends IT'S understrappers
around and buys Up the certificates o.
it's pet scoundrels at twenty cents on
the dollar. When the "riRg" gets 81
the available certificates the paymastel
will opportunely appear and cash them.
Two hundred thousand dollars is SCI
down as the probable net result of this
laudable enterprise.
MORAL A job Of swlndkng that can
be done by a Radical ''ring" needn't be
attempted. sa -
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lLoNpoN, November ia late mem
Der of the Paris Temps admitted that
IAN offensive movement on the part of
General Trochu could alone saye the
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a NAVAL. DuELo orr HAVANA
The Prusslap 'Gunboat the Victor
Three Men Killed and Eour Woun-
dad

HAvANA November 1A-On Monday.
the 7th. the Prussian war steamer Mete-
or. CARRYING three guns. and the French
war steamer B,uyet carving FIVE aIlns. Il
entered this harbor. The Meteor sailed
out a. oain. after the French mail steamer
Noyeau Monde had sailed. but the mail
steamer. Immediately returned. fearing
capture Ontbe niobt Of the Sth the
gnpretsleft rort hnt 7waitea outs;de for
the. German war vessel After the .ex.
piration of tweuty.four. hours. the time
prescribed bv law the Meteor followed.
naval dupl bavino heen arranoed he
.vaen, tho off,cers Safor sto rt;n1 IThe
snsn;oh 'war, steanar fHernosaa eorta1
.coo,nnsn;aa tha .wa ,assals,
Tha Motaar'h,d ~ .;x-t,, :, -, :,
"a ha ponra. N a;rS.r Tha I Rnaras ~.
,ras,.a !, ~ ,,;los sl ha,.osa H. IA
.non - ~ ~. - ans,; -. 80 M =, Me-. I ~,
steou,ed so I ;nward tow.ry, w. - ti,o @ nsrtrol line
Tha Ranra, ,,,ansl = .ha 40 ao,..,st @ IN, = s;a =
ti,o 30 sboss oe. mb,cI, b the % Na,aor ,tlS
re,,,rnaa S % Tha pa,,1atl u tss, "a u tsan,d,a,
to hoard the Meteor. ss1n m this she She WAS j,
,ns,,naasss,,ls n M uar ,;a,,;a A Dhoos,,. ~ = ~,
ton aleJ carry;no awsy l,srS nsa;n and
,n;zsan.masts The r;so;ng falIiaa with
tha mas,s sbo hscamas7 snssnalad N tlIe
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0ur r eaations syiih Grea, lsritain.

=
Senator Tumball, of Illinois, has
been making a war speech against Great
Britain, in Chicago, alta Republican
meeting. He said:e I'D ol Us9a
81 never think of the surrender of
Mason and Slideil to the British Gov
ernment, after we had taken them, eff
the British steamer Trent, without my
blood boiling with Indignation .Egreat
spplause], and though the time has gone
by, and we submitted, and it is, too late
to go to war about II, yet l believe if it
happened again every man would rush
to arms, and it will now rankle in every
true American heart Until satisfaction
be given lApplause.
"How that satisfaction is to be OBJ.
tanned it is perhaps Difficult! to say. /
do not know if Great Britain could pay
to our citizens thedamages they sustain,
ed in the destruction of their. vessels of
war, fitted out by the ieonnivance OF
Grelt Britaia, and get of Of this conti-
nent leave North America, and prom
ise to behave herself in future TLoud
cheers But we weald be friendly with
her as long as she kept her promise" ~
II that represents the views of the
Administration, we are on the eve Of .
war with Crest Britain - Gin. Enc. g
II such war is thought necessary,
by the Radicals, to retain their party in
nowprl xvbv of eonrsa tbnve viii boyo
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ETA General Court Martial in ses
sion st Havana, on the l4th inst, con
Ftiemned to death all leaders of the re
bellion. the members Of the Cuban Jun.
etas, and all other persons who have beer
instrumental in the rebellions but who
are now absent from Cuba. The estate.
of such will be confscated.
3 GRANT and the Spanish rulers are Ger.
tainly partners, 3i.
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The elections this Fail have proven
on Siu56Kahp isct te5ond question.
Viz: that had the elections been for
PeAd6ashHs ne Democrats wohld have
succlsdsd by 4 large majority
hs further fsct i slso demo astrated,
that tthe Democrats woa'd have bad :
largslhs5ority of<hd New Congress but
fofshe +z!aindus gerJtnandering Of The
distficls t tie Radical Iegislatnres 81
lost ? nnmber of districts By the
apathy Of RE Democratic ;but theeeIlittle
elsudsicssntt hide the TACT that tas sun
iJ$atxSeeH q, all
!, j..f. z ~ ~ q fcs5ssztfsi
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Retreat or Defeat.

The Missouri Democrat, a Republican
paper of liberal views, gives fair warn
ing to its party in clear ringing style. It
says: 54a
"The Missouri election, fairly consid-
cred, is q warning to the Republican
psrty that it must drop the policy false
sly called protection, or muss prepare It,
self for overwhelming defeat. Presum-
ing upon the attachment of men to the
party, Republican managers have disre-
earded the wishes and interests of the
Western people, and have Suffered the
party, to be used as a tool by Eastern
monopolists TITS time. for them to learn
that the Vest tciA not tolerate any longer
such 5etrayalof its interests"
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nurTha Marsball liinhinanl So,

- The Marshall Alichlganl States
man Gays that there is a lady in that city
who is going to die unless: the. doctors
can invent some preparationi to kin the
jn.e bugs which have found a resting
place in her scalp They have forced
themselves in under the skin and the
scalp is, covered with sores. Most OF
the hair. has fallen off, and the rest is
coming out. A jute "switch" was the
cause, and she had TO have a jute switch
or, BE- DECLARED ont Of style
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nrMaryland went Democratic at the

ETMaryland went Democratic at the
late election, CREswELL's predictions TO
the contrary Notwithstanding.
cREswEIL VIII be retired from the
Cabinet to make room for CAMERON,
perhaps. has
New York went Democratic.
Secretary FIsH will be ordered, shortly,
to pack his traps. Ben BurLER is spo
ken Of for the position.
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EE The Cincinnati Commercial, Ra

E%T The Cincinnati Commercial, Rad
icai says:
: ..The brave attitude Of Independence
which the President assumed when he
entered upon his ofice,is abandoned and
the reign of the politicians has COM
menced" !"
The italics are ours. Let the people
read the above and prepare to defend
themselves against Grant and his horde
of plnnderers. q.
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avThe Radicals insisted during t

NvThe Radicals insisted during the
election campaign that the tariff was MOI
An Issue. What do they think now7 !,
will be in other campaigns to come, to
their sorrow and defeat, The people
are beginning to understand that they
are robhed for the benefit of the monop-
olists.
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west virginia.

The following are the full returns, for
Congress and the Legislature, from the
recent election in West Virginia:
E5.isisIss sls,, Majorities,
First District--Davis Dem l,344
Second District -McGrew Rad. 987
Third District Hereford (Dem,l 1.s44
In tue Legislature ne have these glo-
rso,,s fsoeres. .sss 81.
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~GRANr is trying to make room for
those whose opposition it is mot for the
interest Of this administration to pro-
voke," by turning honest men out Of
Office fs.ss,
The thing won't work satisfactorily on
account Of the r9gaes being in 50 large
a majority. - yeu ,so
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Majority on ioint ballot, 28

Majority on joint ballot, 28
This will give US a United States Sen
ator Hon. LEWIS BAKERS name will
be presented and, we learn, with excel
lent chances for his success. LEW would
make ! capital u S Senator He is
fully posted on all the issues and would
make it hot for SUMNER 4 Co. in the re-
construction business. a +
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AoSTA PROCLAIMED KING.

/ MADRID, November l7.-Several OF
the Deputies who voted against the Duke
of Aosta yesterday, changed their votes
to the affirmative The Duke has been
proclaimed King by the President Of
the Cortes. Salyos OF artillery followed
the proclamation, Twelve of the. blank
votes at the election yesterday we're Civ
en- by Carlists.
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eEHon. j. j. FARAs has been elec

] EEHon. j. j. FARAN has been elect.
ed, by the stockholders, Editor-in- -Chie'
of the Cincinnati Enquirer. The En-
quirsr is the leading Democratic paper
in the West, and one OF the staunchesl
and most reliable in the country. Those
desiring the latest. news from the entire
world should subscribe for it.
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fEDid, GR4rrs 5000 bayonets and
5000 Sing Sing Marshals prevent the
Democracy from carrying New York
City and gaining four Congressman in
the State? 80. s,I..'s.
Will the Marietta Register answer?
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1A fulI Democratic conaressiio 3, 3

L EEA full Democratic Gongy gyessionaI
delegation III Kentucky and the Member
in Neradasmakss ahe Democratic Mem.
bers elected to Che next Congress uo.
/ Radicals 1s3; full House e4s,, Radical
majority 2s. gFss4 Ii Ii
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lFrhs vots Of Massachusetts,, q

s ETThe Democratic victory Id Ten
nessee has started the INTERVALS on the
track Of Congressman to urge that that
State be RECONSTRUCTED again during the
coming winter. Better look after Ar.
kansas, Alabama, Florida and Missouri,
too. eh 3 ssssss' z isals
How are. .yoA fifteenth Amendment !
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The Electoral veIe I'm the Elec.
ti0ns-.The Radicals Away Oe.

In the elections held this year the De-
mocracy lead the Radicals in the electo-
|ral vote IS. The following exhibits the
number Of States carried by each party
ard the electoral vote to which each
Ctata 10 entitled
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Base Ban championship.

A careful and thorough. analysis of
the games of baseball played this sea-
son by the eight leading clubs Of the
United States, places them in the follow
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SPAIN.
DUKE Of AosrA.rLEcrED-fIxo.

DUKE OF A0SrA -ELECFED KING.
| MADRID, November l6 The Cortes
has elected the Duke of aAostas King of
Spain by a vote of l9l against lao -
Madrid is animated, but no disorder is
reported. ss 81; Z
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ITAEy.

ANXIETY OVER RUssIAs AcTIoNrflq
FLoREMcE,s November 16s--Russias
repudiatlon of the Paris treaty of 1855
causes intense anxiety here. e
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HoLIAxn.

AMSTERDAM November ID The Han
delsbiad publishes London telegram. to
the effect tliata British fleetis preparings
| Its object has been announced at Vienna
and Florence. The same paper saws the
Sultan was not consulted BY Russia
touching the contemplated revision of
the Paris tresty Of IS56,bat was advised
| lthat Rnssia had demanded it
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AMI. .uALY.

BRUssELs. November 16.-The Jnde-
lpendepce Beige. hasa telegram from
Vienna. dated last evening, announcing
! that England Turkey,SAustris and Italy
have agreed to preserve common atti-
Itide toward Russis Al collective note
to this effect is preparing at Vienna
The threatening attitude of Russia caus.
es panic ir'money circles IN that city.
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Maryland ELECTION.

Despite the addition to the Radical
vote in Maryland Of 81 ooo Negroes,the
Democrats succeeded in electing the en-
tire Congressional delegation by hand
snpse maioritins
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-22

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