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CLEARED THIS MORNING

OFFICE
IA. M.........eO IL A. M. ..e5I2P. 10
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York, W. P. Clyde
str Beverly, Pierce, New York. W. P. Clyde & Co.
steamer Anthracite Green. New York, W. NJ. Baird
Brig Sea Breeze, Monat, Barbadoes Thos Watson
schr Harry White Hopkins, Kingston, JAM, Len
sseSr s Hope, Miles, alexandra, ohas Haalam Co.
Schr Blondel, Chapman, PROVIDENCE do. w.
Schr G. w. May, Endson, do. do.
Schr j. Thompson, Endicott, Apponaug, do
schr W. II. Dennis, Lake Fall River, do.
Schr A. L. Dow, Young, Boston, do.
schr l. >. P6ard Anderson, New Bedford, DO. DO.
Tug Thomas y Jefferson, Allen Baltimore with tow
Tug Chesapeake, Merrihew, Hayre-de-G Grace, with
tow OF barges, W. p. Clyde Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
81 Steamer Fanita, freeman "A hours from New
York, with mdse TO John +. Oil.
Steamer j. s. Shrver, Webb, 13 hours from Balti-
more, with mdse. and passengers to A: Groves, Jr.
with mdse. to W. M. Baird & Co.
Steamer MaynoweT, Eultz, "a hours from New
Schr Ada Ames, Adams 10 days from Charleston,
with phosphate TO Charleston Mining Co.
SG9r 5Shn wb LSns TS1as - day from Indian
Schr Chief, West day from Indian River, Del,
with grain to Jas. Bewley Co.
d.
DEL. with grain TO Jas. L. Bewey Co.
schr Ariadne, Thomas, day from Smyrna, DEL,
with grain TO Jas L. Bewley & Co.
Schr Windward, Phillips, from Rappahannock.
Schr Thomas Sinnickson, Dickinson, from Boston.
Schr D. =. Stner, Sner, do.
Schr Anna j. Cranmer, Cobb, do.
Schr julien Wilson, Cavalier, do.
Schr j. X. Manning, Candy, do.
Schr Clara Davidson, Jerfers, do.
Schr Brandywine, Adams, from Lynn
Schr Ida de Latorre, Davis, from Fall River.
Schr M. 4. Graham, Thornton, from Wareham.
Schr John b. Clayton, Champion, from Salem.
Schr Charles Woolsey, Parker, from New Haven.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, from Baltimore, with
tow OF barges 10 w. p Clyde Co.
Tug G. b. Hutchings, Davis, from Hayre-de- Grace,
with a tow OF barges TO w, p Clyde Co.
SAILED.
The fine new IRON steamship Georgia, recently
launched from Cramps ship yard sailed at IL O'Clock
this morning for New York, and is expected TO make
the run thither in is hours. She is commanded by
Captain Crowell.
Special Despatch 10 The Eueniylg Telegraph
HAyRE-DE-GRACE, Oct 13.-The following boats
left this morning in tow:-
George Craig and b. c. Shaener, with lumber TO
Craig Blanchard.
John S. Mason, with lumber to Croskey & Son.
b. c. Bowman, with lumber, for Newark, N. j..
VIM. M. Lloyd, with lumber, for Chester.
Lizzie, with nnt for Trenton.
Harry and Carrie, with coal, for Salem.
MEMORANDA.
snip Waterloo Patterson, from London for Phila-
delpha, was spoken 20th ult, lat 46 16 long. Is 20
utimo.
Bark Lynet, Olsen, hence at Dantzic Goth ult.
Bark Tropc Bird, Durkee, hence, at Cronstadt
bsI6 Jslnss a. BOrland, BAKER, hence, a. CTOn.
stadI 26th ulL
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Majority...... 1855 Taylor, r. 44s Harmer r.
The Representative Districts.
The vote in the eighteen Representative districts
into which the city s divided was as follows those
marked thus ~ being elected
Vote. Nejorities
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Myers apparent majority, H. Only the official
vote will determine certainly who is elected.
The Double DisIrict- Democratic Senators
Elected.
Special Despatch TO the EUeni,ly Telegraph.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 13.-The double Senatorial
district elects Petriken and Crawford, Demo-
Gratis, to the Senate over Woods and Wilson,
Republicans, and Rhorer and McAleer, Demo-
Gratis, are pretty certainly elected to the House
from Huntingdon, Miffin, and Juniata There
is a bare chance for the Republican Assembly
men.
The Eighteenth Conversational Distrtct-Defeat
of Hon. Daniel j. Morrell.
Special Despatch to the Euentng Telegraph.
HUNTINGDON, Oct 1S.-Colonel Speer Demo-
crat, defeats Hon. Daniel j. Morrell in this
Congressional district by over 100 majority.
speer has nearly 600 majority in Huntingdon
county.
The Sixteenth Senatorial District,
Special Despatch to the EUening Telegraph.
LEwIsBURG, Oct. 13.-A. II. Dill Democrat)
defeats johnson (Repubican) over 800 in this
district. He carries every county. His majority
in Union is about 200 in Snyder about 1875, and
in Lycoming between 800 and 900. Three Demo
cratic Assemblymen are elected in the district,
gain of two.
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MEMORANDA.

ship Waterloo, Patterson. from London for Phila-
delpha, was spoken goth ult, lat 46 16 long Is 2e
Bark Olof Kyrre, Larsen, hence, at Belfast 9th
utimo.
Bark Lynet, Olsen, hence, at Dantzic 2eth ult.
Bark Tropic Bird Durkee, hence, at Cronstadt
Path nlt.
bsIk Jaines a. Borland, BAKER, hence, al CEOn-
stadI 26th ulL
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FIfth ConRressinnnI District.

The vote OF the Philadelphia portion OF this dis
tTictwas as follows, compared with that of 1865 -
1868 1871,
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THE ELECTIONS.
FROM THE STATE.
The BiRbteenth Congressional District.

Special Despatch TO The EUening Telegraph.
WILLIAMsPoRr, Oct. 13.--Lycoming county
gives about 1000 against Armstrong, and Clinton
is reported at from 700 to 500 against him. The
vote Is very light in Tioga, and the result is
doubtful.
Tho Twentieth and Twenty-fourth Districts.
Special Despatch TO the Euenirg Telegraph.
HARRIsBURG, Oct. 12.-Reliable information
received here defeats Donley, Republican, in
the Twenty-fourth district, by nearly 900, and
Gilflllan, Republican, in the Twentieth district,
by from 600 to 700.
The sixteenth District-Cessna Probably De-
feRted.
Special DesDGtnht TO The huenfr,g Telegraph.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 13.-The latest reports
from the Sixteenth district make it as follows:-
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FIRST EDITION
The OFFICIAL VOTE.
The Return Judges.
Their Meeting To-day.
Counting and Announcing the
Vote on Tuesday.
A Riot Intervenes.
Democratic Roughs Force Their
Way into the Room.
The Police Their Allies.
Shay Nolen, One Of the
Rioters, Fatally Shot
in the Neck.
AReturn Judge Arrested
His Case in Court-The Po-
lice Censured.
AReturn Judge Arrested
His Case in Court-The Po.
lice Censured.

At 10 O'Clock this morning the Board Of Return
Judges of the city met in the Supreme Court r DOM.
On motion Of j. Gordon ShOwaker, OF the Twen-
tieth ward, Nicholas Showaker, of the Tenth ward
was called to the chair temporarily.
The following other officers were elected
Secretaries-Henry g. Selby, Stephen Coulter.
Messengers-Htllory Conner, Thomas Mitchell.
Doorkeepers-Henry Mitchell, j. Richie A. w
Lyman, Jacob Peterman.
Mr. English on taking the chair directed call of
the ludges by wards and as each answered pro-
duced his certificate.
The following are the names of the return
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The Sixteenth ward is laid over for the present
on account Of tampering with ballots in one precinct
First Conversational District.
The vote in this district was as follows, compared
with that OF 1861
1868. 1870.
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June 70, lsGd
nR JOINS BrtL-Dcnr Sir; Ihayc recently
given your " Worm DESTROYER several trials
and find II wonderfully rnicacious, II hag not
allied in a single instance 10 have the wished.
ior effect am doing q pretty large country
practice and have daily use GoF some article OF
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| am by no means an advocate or
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,f your best terms.
am, SIR, most respectfully,
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BULLS
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A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

Read the Captain Letter aud the Letter from
his mother.
Benton Barracks, No. April 80 1866,
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| was wounded about two years aro--was
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Carr. c. p, JOHNSON,
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p 5 The following was written April 80.
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Johnson,
DR, JouS RuLL-Dcar Sir. Nv husband.
hr.C, ). Johnson, wasa skilltnl surgeon and
physician In Central New York. where he died,
the above C.. T. johnson to my care
AZ thirteen years OF age he had a chronic diar-
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for my SoH 10 again have recourse to
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on "a DEBTR
To my United States, aud World
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WORN DETRUYER!
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lie "ETNAn Is a Noisttess Shuttle Eae5
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Jaetursfg Machine. About -, 900 of them are
N inc hands Of as many operators doing every
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KINDS are 50 well known. Yet our mechanical
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g seen, and with The Public VIC rest the ease.
well knowing they will decide upon its merits,
which are Simplicity, Beaatg lthg and De
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BULLS

Stony Point, White Co, Ark,. May 20, 'd6.
DR Jous BuLL-Dear Sir. Last February, |
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commenced on the Bitters, and soon found his
general health improved,
Dr.. Hist, who has been IN bad health, tried
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a. NeeaF Respectfully,
g Is, WALKER.
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G l. q Il En-
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK,
'llNY FREEMAN prst JonN A. nARDEyBERGn, V. rrsl Ii &C. FREEMAN. Sc,
Cash Assets Over $4,000 10000.
No. of Policies Issued Over 1900.

Reasons for lnsning in this Company;
In addition 10 the security offered by all Life Insurance Companies. The policies Off EAhs
ae endorsed by the State Of New York, Swt Barnes SAYS IN In report Er $50 eco az -
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full amounto Of the premiums paid are returned 10 the beneficiary. pMy holder. en tnssi
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THE STATE OF MISSOURI, e4 AN8 Ht aat
County " 81. LOUIS { ~ f uN3w He
Henry ". Hough, Vice President and William Tanhy, Secretary Of the Life As@Yis
OF America" located at St Louis being duly sworn, deposc and say and each Tor MmsMar
that they are the abeyed described officers Of the sid Company, and that OIL the 3A dgA
Decemoe last aHth foregoing described assets we're the absolute property ofhe ahCM
Ianyiree INC clear from any hins or claims thereon except as previously stated anaua@
foregoing satemen is atruc md correct sahmentof the true condition and ofhe snMnh
q INC anairsoft The said Company m thesid 3la day Of Dcccmberl last and 70 ihcyafuaE
on that day. according to the best of their information, knowledge and ellie rcpwtwk
rkn.1 II. w. HOUGH, Vice PrMduk
- A W. HANLEY, Secretary. III
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this Gath day of February, a. D. is7e. 8 aMa
Wine&m my handa ans official sea. N Es .A4
SEAL THEODORE pApIN Commissioner for Mississippi
MSL Louis No
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, asgaa as asa
HENRY MUSGR0vE, auditor Of Public Accounts Of tho State aforesaid do HEREBY ~
hy thatth foregoing statement OF the Life Association Of America Of 81. Louis MsnA
IS uuly md correctly copied from the original onfe in my Office. Ms
Given under my hand and official seal this fourth hy ~ March 1870 q
VLsJ aA4 A a# wMc.s HI MUSGR0vE, Auditor ofPubc Aaoann
aa4 ~4 4. s LAURENCE, Special District Agent. \.
, 1870-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS.



Tue Barnabee-snith combination troupe, COM
resed OF Nj. Il. c. Barnabee fsni1o haaso3, Ns1,
II. 81. Smith {soprano), Nr. u. Aroackle {cornet-
tst', aud Mr. E. B. Smith {pianist), gave the nrst
Of It's copcerts list even!ng. at Metropolitan Hall
to q very large audience, and to an audience
which, betose the close, warmed up with the
most genuine enthusiasm. MIs- Il. n. Smith IL
we'll Ecown here among mukicians1s one Of the
best Of the many Boston sopranoa: and Boston is
as ful Of sopranos as an egg ia with meal The
general public VIII remember her IN connection
with Ar. Gilmores Opera House concerto. She Il
q ihorouGhly cultivated singer, with a roloe Of
excellett quality and very nedble throughout
naai 1nsolamA" ne properly q ~ con
cert ttnEcrss one OF Kelffr'a ballads,
The A.lkmRll's Aar1iage;" P1och,s HTy1olese
So1g," with entpes onligato By AThuckie;
nnd part in fwo duos with Mr. H41nabee, one OF
them ual!c's nne old song, "ExcelEor," which
we have often wondered Ia not sung more In con-
Cetts. The dr6t tFp gained hearty eneones. 10
which she replied with ballads. Mr. A1buckte
established himself 1mmcdlately as .tavnute
With the audience, bF his excellent playing Of the
tA:c1ls,n and LcTy's specially. "The Wnt1Elnd
Po.ta," the neant9us o3 which be gave adnirn-
nl5. Mr. Arhucsle. especially In the Last number,
lac:s some o. LevJ'a DISH and bstltancy, hut ID
TIC matter Of tE1o1th nn1hh ind expression he
3ee Us 10 Us hts EupUtcI. HI. pla{1cx OF ts The
Last Rose OF Sumner" and Robin Ad7lr-'
, 1870-11-03
The: CHICAGO :TR1BUNH THURsDAY NOVEMBER IS, 187o

will rectAve tho sad uews with foelinzs OF s.ncese
regret Ever Hnd-heaftod and open-handed. his
gentle and cordial nature endeared htm to All
NTH wnoul be hcctme associated. Nj. French
came TO thus city nfteen yeaTa ago, and has been
ever aipcc Identified with the m1uaXement Of tho
Bs.Rgs House. 70 Which hq IL gave rs prestige Of
gradual, and ha passed to hts rest surrounded oy
the ftienos who loVed him. Ms. French was IS
yea.s Of agu. Tue funeral VIII take plAce from
Unity Church On Friday atlt L N. -,
FRANK G. HAAILL
Many will be paaned 70 hear OF the death Of Mi.
Frank Z. Hamlll son Of u. +. 9. uamii1. Of thta
city, which occurred on Tuesday afternoon. Ue
has nlled several positious Of trust hers, Anong
Mh,cn was sAas Of receiving teller IN the Union
Natio; q, Donk. About scar ago,he was promoted
70 Tar pesttiun OF paying teller Of the Thlrd Na-
total baLk. with which he ha1 formerly heeu
connected "a receiving teller. aud held 1t Until hll
asatth nrote down: Mr. aam!ll was younss
for bis sc1uruioua morality aud conscientious In,
teartty, be possessed tho enn!e confidence Of az
fayas1te In the hank and among fts customers
being quick, accurate. md oolietnG. The re
mains or MT, HAmiu viii be buried To-Day At 10 q
m. iron h.s restdeuce, No. 60 Wabash avenue.
, 1870-11-03

which he gave a sn,srss, Fas simply e14uiatsss
2aa no o1e w9 hesrd s,,sa1 ~ gaT ~ q tss 81
ton Jubilee could doubt, for ~ Mt1n1 14oiean M1s
would playthe ohgato % Mn Sultas M 1JtosWr M
@oT Is q eood scoompanist and . fstf concert
DONG =! a's%e sassss & IL sasr Rsa
t.nn,H rar, oi the game. Ills 1rat appearance 70
Go.tsessiss preHy ballad 10 tox0s Ass e
!sa af. 4. " ~ 10 means bis foite ue gained an ~
~. ~ hoxeyer. aud the <'.ce.e, "S1non, Che Gel.
isIet:~ brought him out in nts E2et nne, toAt o.
nD94eyessiself canabl. Of my amount Of dramatic
ffTneaslon md humorous distortion. aud his voice
faa he samur a tne ~ sy .1a 1Ioa oa AssEsI
Pcafe1 best dounle G. Ills "Alouxo yc BsAvr,"
tnxt ao.ctul hallau wnich describes tho fate of the
false fatr 1moRtne. who went down among
the dead meu With the !" goar,~ = WIS Anasfespirte
OF humorous singing and recitation. and spsc.
men Of character acting rarely seen equalled
even upon The dramatic sssse- SolaMisassana aas 1t
fa,1ly DAFT with enthusiasm, and Rave hl!o suca
N eeort ~ u rarely gyea 70 eonce 1a4efs; ~
ansae e. ID oat %bea 1spea fa F.
ard III" It was palpanls ianoyalion upon the
e1csneiatinely ei trresiss,oie. and he audience
iairiv screamed wirn delight, aud testified to that
delight By insisting for tuil rye ninutes upon
Ass whole. fhe CONCERT was thoroughly enjay-
alle. AMI ono OF The most pleasant We have
hafi far q long time. The second concert will be
riYen fhis eyeniDg, with the following pro
O PART
Daores s, sysa "a q :fs T. ss,:s;: k@.ass
2 Piano eoao- ~ + S;.r,
c.x,.;nx-. 1,tnoi fnrourrti psipitr. Pacini
4, Sopk-(Deseriptivc}-" King and the +..u.-
Miller. ...'........'.n ne1'sa
r. r. {; e, 6oF1aeee. e. es..t,,.r sr5,n
s. coFnet so1o-insMma - 8 s. traxrtit 9'e''
6. Duo La ri dairm"-l- Don t'iorent).. Mozart
rAnr n, o4.-,,
T. Piano Solo-" Po'onassr II
. ue,s.s.,,.. III. 1"~'s' Rekerf
q S"t' onh Hrs SssfH
q cosuss So,o-"Aro Ma.ia Schubert
10. Son6-{humcrous snd desettpttfe}-@Mrs. u...,
"aHaAs rasty ty....:...s'..'.....'''.tAssaea
=, A,n.o,1ea- -"rhrss -; ;be 6e F;rIds mid
=" tiovIet4.. .Spseth
Kss SasttA. ocFnes ob1ss:o bs ". Ars"e"'<
Mr. barrett rhheats the ptxy OF "Moncy" this
evening in Httcl1 lie sistaips The RUE Of Alfred
ErsIun To.moIroW evening" he viii appear tor
nis DIN belt nt la aTrue az Steel"
The 81 Land Rats and Water Rats = are still
who thronr The 3fureunl n,xhtIy. 1t bAs formed
nne nf fl1e NEST Furc, 81 f OF the many succeAs-
III hita st this nlacr Of amusement and nllght
eeleiy be Kept on the boar1is another wcex. It
MAKE room for Bouctca1jfs istesr production,
Tne Rappareen which sets The u1tt for the
nrst trttle In tiiss country. at the Museum, on
Monday evening ncxt
at the Dearhorn. crpTTIInc it fuiL. snrn.aS 1Toy
ueopIe and co,iyuisjnV thost. yfhp et3y. Il IL q
inatfer Of F1n7n,r mercS tDtn 10 the MinstfeS ard
the public to ssy as little ahuut them W possible
, 1870-11-03

Between 8 and I O'Clock last evening, the occu-
pants of q boarding honsa at No. 496 South Jef-
fe1son s,1eet were startled b7 the report Of pts+
t0l 1red In one Of the upper rooms. Hnstcning
Bohemian, ahout 30 years Of age. named FRANK
Dwarss. ly,ng on the 1opr, welter1nS In pool
Of blood which nowed protusely from Wound
the unfortunate young Man had made deaper-
ate attempt at suitldc. The revolver With
which hG thought t. limit his existence
as lying b. his Side. l. Has, no doubt. the sui
cde'r purpose to lod2c the ball In lhe heart, hUt
owing 10 9 lack 1t anatomical knowledge, he sent
te ~ boav oT p I'M Wanzer an s1 Pst
cali d to attend to the rasa young man. but owing
10 his low condition they nave not ret been enn-
Ged 70 decade as 10 the extant OF his iaju,fea
However, his recovery II extremely proptcmau-
cal. Although In his right mind aud able to talk,
hn refuses to assign any cause for his rash at
p1aceG love Ras the motive that impelled the net.