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0AxD1M.

There has been quite change in the
business aspect of this place in the past six
months. 1t has always been noted for it,
celebrated brand Of -four, and the splendid
water power that has been permitted 60 long
to 20 to waste. But the late i'm provements
of the water power, and the erection of new
mills and the immediate prospect of other
manufactures being erected with out delay,
and the splendid facilities for shipping BY
X. K. l. 4 st. L. r. R., and the P. l. R. l
K. h. have given Q new impetus
to business of oil kinds. Strangers are daily
looking for locations for business and resi-
dences. New branches of business are
springing up. The stores and shops are
crowded with customers. The streets are
filled with teams and busy men pursuing
their various svocstions. The place has
assumed tho appearance of . thriving 20
ahead place The authorities have graded
good road from Dickson street TO the
Bluff and have part of it Mscadamized. Ii
they succeed in getting it ell Maoadamized
before spring We will have good passable
road into the town that will enable US to &c,
10 and from the country At oil seasons OF
the year. Among the most noticeable
features of the new improvements in oue
place is the new and commodious Office
built by Geo. NJ. Dickson, adjoining the
agricultural warehouse of Dickson& Kerr,-
BY the way We would advise our friends il
they want to enjoy little solid comfort to
call around, - they have few easy chairs
with plenty of pipes and tobacco laying
around loose, and will 6nd Geo. NJ wellposted
on all kinds of first class farm machinery
James Keeler has removed bis store little
west of where it formerly stood. raised it an
other story making good dwelling over
head. James is doing . good busi-
ness and is prepared to attend to th.
bodily wants of his customers, in the way OF
groceries and provisions, while his nsiehbor
Joe Meehan will sec that they are not neg
lecsed IN their spiritual vants-if they dc
not want q greater amount than the mum Der
Of drinks prescribed BY our council. Some
twenty or thirty new buildings have been
erected here during the past season, and
more in prospect of erection this fall and 10
the spring. There are are now ten trains Q
day passing through the town, and for the
benefit Of those interested we give you q
Camden time table
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IMPROVEMENT OF WISCONSIN, RIVERA
Washington dispatch says that the engineer
department will commence the work of i'm
proving the Wisconsin River Immediately
upon the filling of an agreement by the
Green Bay and Mississippi Canal Company
to abide by the award of the aroitrators
provided for by congress. This, Is We un
derstand the matter, settles the question Of
the acceptance of the terms OF the law OF
congress by the Green Bay and Mississippi
Canal Compsny-and actually means thai
he company has = ccepsed the terms for the
tarbitration a. to the value of its rights. We
have the authority of B. J. Stevens, Esq..
vice president and general manager Of the
company, for this view of the case. This
settles the controversy relative to the effect
of the Benjamin provIso, and the true friends
of this great improvement can now rejoice
over the excellent prospects for its speedy
completion. Send good, true men to con-
gress, and all is safe.
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DAVENPORT & ST.. PAUL PAssENGER
TRAIN.-The 6rss passenger train over the
Davenport d St. Paul Railroad leaves
Davenport to morrow morning At seven
O'Clock, arriving st Dewitt in time to CO n
meet with the western bound passenger
train on the Northwestern Railroad, and
returning in the evening in time to connect
with the eastern bound passenger train op
the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Rail.
road.
The depot for the present will be at No,
Al Brady street, from which place omnibus.
ses will carry passengers to the cars, which
| cave from the corner of Fifth and Brady
streets. Mr.. D. Bunker is conductor. The
trip will be q nice one, and the fare only
81 %.
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Dailp ARGUS.
OFF ICI Al CITY g. COUNTY PAPER
A TOUCHING ADIEU.

The urbsne gentleman Who fills the vice
presid ential chair has heretofore borne the
euph onious cognomen of 1.-THE Champion
Snil err and is now working hard to obtain
the title Of "The Great Fsreweller." he
has " rtsen pretty letter announcing his
forever and ever from public life at the
expi ration of his present term, and whenever
he makes speech, which occurs on the
slightest provocstion, he never fails to
bubble over with rhetorical voc, and sympa
shise with the country upon the great calsm
isy which must ensue when Schuyler Collar,
bids adieu to the world Of politics. His
latest effort in the farewelling business
sranspirsd on the lOsh inst, at Mishav.k.,
but where Mishawska is located il
known only to the man who makes maps
and gazsssesrs. We presume, however, that
it is situated within the borders of that state
from whence the Colfaxian genius first
iliumined the nation but be this ~ it may,
platform was erected at Mishswaka, and
there the vioe.presidsnt, yelling his anguish
beneath a placid smile, GRATED ON the
beauties of Rsdi calism until that fruitful
subjecs was utterly exhausted. The
audience evidently gave sym,oms of the
same complaint, for the orator closed with
the encouraging intelligence that 'they
should never look upon his face again
speaking in political campaign" Whether
the people of Mish.vaka proceeded to howl
and tear their hair and garments when this
startling communication WAS made, the
deponent saith not, but We are convinced
that the phase of human existence represent
ed at Mishswaks must henceforth be
desert, barren and cherries a. Sahara.
What 10 life without the sun? What can
Mishswaka be without Colfax?
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RoUEx, Oct. 2l.-A copy of the Paris
Official Journal, just received here, contains
the answer of N Favre to the circular of
Bismarck on their conference at Ferrieres
at 10 wsll," says Favre, shat France should
know the extent Of the ambition Of Prussia
1t does not stop At the conquest Of two Of
our provinces it seeks our destruction.
France must have no illusions Her exist
ence 10 ct stake She was offered division
and she refused. They propose to punish
her by annihilstion. This 10 the exact stu
attain. prefer our peril and our sufferiuRs TO
the qualification of the exhorbitsut an hilton
Of our enemy. Even If vanquished, France
viii be greater in her misfortune, and will
have the admiration and sympathy Of the
world. France, perhaps, needed this su-
prems trial, from which she will issue trans
formed.
MUNICH, Oct. 20.-Count Bray, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, Herr Lutz, Minister Of
Justice. and Gen. Pranch, Minister Of War,
have set out for Versailles, TO confer with
the King of Prussia.
BRUssELs, Oct 2O.-L'Etoile Beige says
it is believed Trochu and some other mem.
bers of the provisional government are de
sirous Of peace, while Gsmbetta 10 impla-
cable.
GENEVA, Oct 20.-Fleury has arrived at
Lausenne to arrange the private affairs Of
the French Emperor.
FLORENCE, Oct. 2l-The electional Law
proposed for Rome, allows her fourteen
Deputies in the Chamber Of Deputies.
There has been NO communication be
tween Italy and the other powers on the
subjects of the Spanish candida,ure.
A circular issued BY the Italian govern
ment, is protesting against rumors of i'll
treatment of the Pope. He is perfectly free
and independent. All Italy sskes is .
rssi6cssion Of any determination Of his part
to leave Rome, in order that honor and
due his Office may be paid him.
Tours, Oct 81 The movements of the
enemy south of the Loire are much COM
mented on in the journals Some fear q
rapid movement is in progress for surprise
of Tours.
Assurances are given that the govern
ment will not leave until the attack is GER
tain to be made.
Dispatches from various parts Of France
report . number of small engagements.
NEW YORK, Oc,. 20-In the New Jersey
Presbyterian Synod, which has been in
session in Morristown, . resolution WAS
adopted calling upon the Syn.d to confer
with other Synods and bodies of Christians
toward an additional amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, in which
interposition of Providence might be sud
denly recorded.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 20.-A FIRE this
evening destroyed the chair factory OF Fen
nor & Co.. in the northern section Of the
city. Loes $4,000 Insured for $50.000.
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HApN'r TME.-H is understood that
Hawley's excuses his high tariff vote, and
the refusal of congress to ameliorate the
burdens of the western people, BY saying
they had not time to make good tariff law.
he docs not explain however how they
found time to make bad tariff Law, and
especially how he himself found time to vote
for law discri min atinR ruinously. and With .
high h.nd. against his own eonstituents.-
Alsdo BoHaer.
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The West has been turning New Eng
Let rs stop now. just for q change. Th-
State of Illinois pays as much revenue.
custom and internal, as all New England
But New England gets it back more than
ten fold, By boun,ies on factory labor aver
aging 80 per cent protection" on her iD
dustry. What bounty do we get on ours :?
Substantially. nothing 1t all But even thai
is not the worst of it Their protection
comes rasably out Of what We do get on our
industry. Corollary: the West, besides
paving their own. pay all the tares Of the
East Quincy Herald
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THE AWARD OF GIFTS

VIII be made under the supervision of three
Sworn Commission ers, gentlemen of well-known
integrity and high standing. After deduoting
the expsnoes of the entertainment the balance
of the money will be appropriated to the objects
for which tho Associate vas formed. viz the
Introduction Of European Labor into the South
en- States.
The reputation and character o. the linz insospor
safe GU I'd that the law of the land can throw
around it, is q guarantee that the distribution
will be Honestly and Fairly N sds. and that every
protection win be given holders Of Tickets In
any part of the country.
In order to give the rich and poor, an opPor-
tunitx at this
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0A10a4o 1Iarket,
fsissrspAsd - the AnsUs.
0uIoAso. October 21.
Flour-Quiet and shane easier.
- Wheat-Lowsr, With sslee Of No. 2 ut 81 O3a
04t, closing at 81 03&s' o.; November selling
st 81 05; No. !, 81 o53 No. quiet at 97assc
for new.
oorn--Lower, closing at sac cash, and Sac
for November.
0ats-eteady, closing at 34lc cash, and s6lc
for November.
Rys-Firmer large sales at o7asIAc for
NJ. 2.
Barley-Dun aad weak at $40 for No. q
Pork-wssk S24 s5a25 cash, and 81 50,
sellers. December.
Whisky--Dull at ssas9c.
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To ,ske anything that he may say 10 Just good.
nccause be mAkee larger profit on II These Ume
H. VIII be sent By express to any locality upon -
plcation TO the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. eSf ARCH STREET, PASss6slPA<s-
CHAS. n. EVANS, Proprietor:
formerly G. II. JACKSON . Coz
Th,se remedies are for sals By DueEsts storsksep
- md Medicine DeAler eserywheee.
VDo not forget 10 sUunins wsA ~ teb -
~, h ord4 70 - he eEainA
GA. A.B7NsRR, Ass.t.
=. AASss Rosh Isaaad, Lis
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A LARGE number Of Mormon families
nave recently returned to the East from
Utah. Some complain of tn rigid rule OF
Brigham but the majority say the times
are too hard, and employment scarce.
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aA9ox1O.

Doe, in, RI quickly, easily and With less
l.ha, tbar sny other compound; cl ans win
49, wi,h. ut water; reuov.s etaint fIen y cod,
,n.rhl, and s,ope; cleaps and brirhteps knives
"a ,sbie -are: for general house CHAN M 10
,,.ausIled pulishss in, brass, iron coprer
na .,..I; removes oil Tust .. dirt fr. u the
b.nS rbics .osp VII not isie of, Sc Sold at
al Grocery. Drug and No i"n etores-
vHOLEsALE-zII wa.hingtsn street, Esv
Y.sh; 10 o8fssa susss, LssaSa-
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RATES OF kDvER1IsIke.

Tor each square, or the spass occupied by ten
ifnes OF solid nonpareil, One Dollar for each in
ssrtion.
Special Notices, 20 cent. Ier lire. When in
serted months more, 30 Der cent sboye . reru-
lar advertising rstes.
Communication. or article. inserted suops
reading matter, IS cents per line.
DAuY AHp WnsGLY.-A discount Of rs per
csut will be made from the Weekly rates on
yearly and half yearly contracts, VIXEN the .sms
matter is inserted in botl Daily and eehly.
Double Columns will be charged Is per cent.
additional.
For II TRANSIENT advertisements advance pay
ment is required.
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Scheme

By which they may become enri he'd in an hour.
the Price of Tickets hes been put at Only
rWO DOLLARS. A discount of ten per
cent win be made to purchasers Of $50. and .
discount of 20 per cent. to purchasers Of 500
worth of Tickets.
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SICluAN
HAIR
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IRACULoUS


1t is . perfect and wonderful article Cures
baldness. Makes hair grow better dressing
than any ''oii" "pOEiatum softens crash
dry and uiry hair into Beautiful Shksn Iresses
But above al the Ersst uOs DER IL the rspis ity
With which it re.tor.. Gray B.ir to its orisin-l
color,
The whites, AMI vorst looking hair resumes
its youthfuI beauty by it's use, Ii does not dye
the hair but strikes Of the root and fls it with
new life and coloring natter.
The arst application will do good; you viii
see the Natural C"lor re arn,ng every day, and
b. F"RE YOU KNOW IT,
the OLD, gray. dheolored appearance Of the hair
will be gone giving place to Isstroas, shining
and beautiful locks
AK for Halle sicilisn Hair Renevsr, no 9th
er article 10 ss sli like IL in effect,
Fec that ssch bottle has our private Govern
m"ot ,tsmp over the tsp Of the bottle, All 9th
erE are limitations.
X Hall 4 Co.. Nashua N. II, Props
COOK, C0BURN 4 CO., Chicago. aenT Agents
for the North western S,.tes
S>Sss ssas b I'll DssgSiaa
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+ Entertainment!
In the CITY OF MONTGOMERY, Ala.
on SATURDAY, Dec. 81, 1870.

Or, as soon Is tho Tickets srs sold, at which
time ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLLAHs in
U. e. Currency, will be given away, to
holders Of tickets, as follows:
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0bieas Q Rive 0toek.
fslssrsphsd to the Aaeus.
Uslss 6sooa YAnDa. October 81.
Hoes-1oaISe lower ct 81 60ss 20.
Cattls-UnchaAssd.
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1t. louis Market.
Telegraphsd to the ARGUS.
Sr. LouIs, Oct. 81.
Flour--Quist and unchanged.
Wheat Scarce, higher; No = red 81 90.
Corn--Unchanged and ranging from IS to
Csc.
0sts-Bettsr at 47ta45c.
Rye-6Sa70c.
Barlev-Easier at s5ca4l O5.
Whisky-Steady at soc.
Pork-$25a25 SO; latter on orders
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Gold liz 8.8.

Gold liz 3.8.
0tocks and Money.
Tslesrsphsd 70 the Ansus.
NBv YoaH. October 81.
Money Market-Essy at 4@6 per cent.
Sterling ExchapGe-Stsa ady at 81 1.O9i.
9old-Opened firm at $I.Is, closed at $I.I2s
Governments-Iull, unchanged.
Southern State eSecurities-Dull; new Tennes-
see 6O4.
Coupons-6's of 81. LA; 6-20's, 's2,I lla
-, l.10s; '66, LII; new. 092; '67. l.19s; '6s
l.10e; l0-40's. large l.0s1: email LILO.
Stocks heavy. and 3@a Q cent. lower.
N. Y. entral-944.
Reading, 94s.
Lake Shore, 19t.
North western-s0. Preferred S6&
Rock Island, l.l?A.
Ohio 4 Mississippi, 32s.
Pacific Mail, 37a
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SPARKS FROM THB TELEGRAPH.

Secretary Belknap has returned TO Washington.
Thirteen persons died OF yellow fever in New
Orleans yesterday.
The corner stone OF the otterbein University In
WesteVllle. Ohio S 10 be laid OcloberB.
llOfman'1 denomination WIS Ha uted by the Demo
era OF tho principal towns OF the State last evening
The frat locomotive, 900 tons OF iron and 40 ~er.
Al cars have arrived at PouEhkeepsle for the Pough.
ke,ps'e ald Eastern Railroad.
Professor william w. Miles, OF Trinity College,
ConnwAs yesterday conseeraed Bishop Of the Epsoo.
pal diocese OF New Hampshire.
The emirrant train on the Erie road was detained
tao hOuis last night hrO ugh freight trains
on the track 10 Bergen tunnel.
The Young America Cricket Club OF Philadelnhia
h.at tie Nonrntum lluN. Of Newton. a. the latter
place, on Monday aHd rucrdty, lS9 to SO.
A numhsr OF PRISONERS arrived at Havana yestsr.
day nom NnuzanillO HnOng them persoup belonging
and Dinn. s'
SiXty uousanj dollars worth Of woolen and cot.
ton machinos arrived In salt Lake City yesterday nom
the East, having been shipped TO q settlement in tho
eouth foi cooperative voollen and cotton factory.
The Rev. A; A. Miner, o' Boston, delivered the
seinOn A. inc Uniyersast Centenary meeting In 0ou.
cster, Mass, Yesterday. The meetings WIRE held 10
three churches, ana the Councll IN large tent.
Twenty cars Of silver ore from Emma mine nj Lit.
Tie Cottonwood stsrt from SAT- Lake CITY to-day, Tor
swansea, Wales, via New York. Four cars more from
Ban Francisco.
The Salisbury beach gathering yesterday was OF
ess than usual interest From seven to ten thousand
pertons were present and the most prom speake
cumminxs Neither Gen. Butler nor Gen. Bsaks we're
present
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POWDER IN MOLTEN IRON.
sHELJS FROM A FIELD IN
a RED-HOT FURNACE.

Tho Destruction OF an Iron Fouadry ts
Jersey Oity-A Furpaccman shockinsip
Mnnsied-Otbers Burned and stunued-
Criminal Reckiessncss.
At quarter before six last evening two shells
exploded In The furnace OF John Carcys foondry a
the foot OF SUSSEX street, Jersey Ciy. short time
aFo slot OF old iron was purchased, and In sorting
II . number Of shells were found. Not knowing
whether thor we're loaded, Mr. Carey ordered the
men TO throw them into the river. They laughed .,
his fears, bat promised TO obcy. Yesterday morn
Ing the shells were again spoken Of ssd Lveny prom.
ised 70 that they were attended TO. During the
aternooe number OF the shells were thrown int
the eupoia By Liveny without the Knowledge Of the
other men, snd when the furnace cams 10 . red
heat two OF them exploded almost simultaneously.
One OF the workmen. Peter Liveny, was thrown
against the roof or 70 the side OF the building. saa
his body was found twenty feot from the furnsos %
which be was standing before the sooidest
The cupoia, containing .uoultsn iros. was howa
up, and the room was nied with smoke, steam, and
sulphur. -Four men we're found uneonscious II the
building Peter Liveny, who was In charge OF Ne
furnace, was horribly manRed and dyisx IN
limbs were ell brokss. one OF them being torn on.
The back Of his head was blown on bis hair snge1,
and the body mangied fearfully. though he stin
bresthed. WIN. Green was badly burned ana otA-
crwise Injured. He will recover. The othees were
only stunned.
The buiidinr va, shattered. Mr.. Carers los win
hardly be covered BY 5000.
The redhot and melted metal set Ore 70 ths bpnA
Ing, and hrs alarm w.s rune, bat we Gre wss psi
out By the multitude brought together " ~ -
plosion.
Liv.ny was about ss ysars OF sgs, ard leaves Q
Who was bsdy burnsd, was tsksa 70 tas ctS
Hospital
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This IL ,be arss direct etsp toward what has long
been the dream OF German patriots-aoL merely a
German Union, but German Union OF allied repuO
hcr.
sir French ironcisds ssd Two oorve,tes, part OF
fHs rskScH BALric vLssr,
were seen leaving the Baltic On tuesday afternoon,
paeeinz the Great Belt, going Iortbwsrd.
Tho Paris papers represent taat the loint income
Of the Emperor asd Empress Is two hundred mil
Iona
IL nov seems that schcr oiossrs had been In
strucled W recpxalss the French Repabiie whom
Lord Lyons, tho Engiish Minister, did 90, ret he
acted without waiting the latses's reecsni,ion.
Floating batteries have been constructed to de-
fead the entrances OF The rivera ef France II Is re-
ported that large number of troops and volunteers
are at Lille. W expected that these and The troops
nov In the Ksstern Departments
Will sooS cRHArn pssssmfoxs
Russls 10 moving large bodies Of troops Into Po.
land. Bavarm has made arrangements 70 supply her
army with new psiern Of snitrsillcar, winch o. cs
three hundred and 6ny balls pef ninuts.
Tho 7inU says the revoiutioe n PARIS IA recox-
nized as Republican MAT ~ Lyons social. Toe
red nag has been adopted By the tattsr.
Tic frcemasons In the German and French
armies have given earnest evidences Of their brother
hood and humanity durlaE the war.
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the oCCUPATION OF ROME.

THO Italian Army In Rswe-Ns BIeeashed-
TIE Citizcps Receive Tscs with Eathu-
siasm. 20
FLosxxcr. Sept. si.-The city Of Rome has
beea occupied by We Isailss troops. No blood was
shed, which 10 altogether due 70 Pspal tenderness
The Pops fortaSs ssy reslssahce. Tia Romans re-
osived the Italians with che greatest esthusissm.
LONDON Sept. n.-Dsspssshss frou Florence an
nouoos thst the ei,T b covered WITH Gags In honor
Of the expected news Of the oecspasiou Of Rome BY
the Isa',sss Tbs pcpsisssea 10 nearly ersssd with
delight
A despatch has been recsived Ia this city By the
Italian Lssstion which states That
sus ROYAL rsoors nxrsRsp BONE TODAY.
rhsre WIS short resistance b. ths foreign col.
dsrs but they speedily esssed ariny In Consequence
q a order from HIS Holiness the Pops that there
shouiA b no Afiae upoa the Italian troops. Tns
y:s c..;,s Sss.s.s .:s u; 's'Aosg Of the King Of
The f.ps orpnn H. this city says the following
win - the Cabinet Of Italy updst the uew rs0igS
accordaag - rsports ciresisting st Rome Mssxinf,
frvssasos ~ the Coanoil and Maister OF Foreign
Aaair.i Carois Minister Of the Interior; Cernus
Posta, Minister Of Public WORKS; Ferr,ri, Minis.
Ter Of kducstion Msneini. Minister OF Grace snd
Justice; hussi, hinister Of Agriculture and Com.
mercs; 0aribaidi. Minister Of TIE Murine.
VILLA ALpANr, Bept. H.-Ths Italian troops en-
tered Rome through the Porta Pia,
vInISa on ruB HERcxSLaiss
o. they advanced. Al Lass the pope ordered the
white nag to be hoistcd. sud ho.titiea ceased The
national forces then quiotly occupied the city.
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POLITICAL S0UIBy.

Col. J. y. Kelly, 4 Democrat has been elected
Unted States senator nv the Legslslurv Of OREGON.
The Sons ~ Freedom met IN Falier's Hall and
en'tus tcal resolved 10 sulIOrt Charles T. IL Nv
fUI The CounT ClcTkship.
The Fourth Ward Tnomaa Conan Association sa.
lulef tue Ienomnalion Of Governor HOFFMAN 10 the
CIV Han FaIk Yesterday alter oJn,
TIE Eighth Ward o'Bren Associaton last night
elected X =. Kelly President. Nm. OlIlsDy and John
Gilen Secretaries, aud " IN j. Shields Treasurer
The Charles X. SAoew Association OF toe Sixteenth
ward la.t NIGHT pi od resolutions OF confidence ~
tue popular aud handsome tOunty Clerk and tlcdgC q
thrmsoy es 70 support hun hearny in the coming
paiKn
The Soldiers and Sailors OF the Sixth Assembly
Dis,Tet last night elected James II Campbell, rresl-
denli Vim. McCfedie a!d WA, b. stesrns, Nlcerres.
deDtsi H. u, Elder and DaV Hall, EecTetarlos and
Mm. T., Elery, LrcssurCr.
Three Republican candidates are In the held for
the shTeyaty in Westchester county namelyi Samuel
Fec OF ruckAhoe, d Charles J, kordQulsI OF EAsi
chester, and Walter aigt the present supervisor OF
North Castle Tho Democratic nolnlnalon seems to
ths pysseai nAAutI.