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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-02
Court adjourned till Monday, May 80,

Court adjourned till Monday, May 30,
at / O'clock p. NJ.
MONDAY, 8 p. NJ.
Court is now trying the case of State
&C rel Michael Harrington vs.. w n
Fairbanks. QUO Wdrrdato- Jury tri-
al. To recover town treasurer's Office of
town of Hartland.
LATER.-In the last mentioned case
the jury found for Darlington. This
case settles the question of the validity
Of the act consolidating the towns of
Hartland and Isabelle, in he affirmative.
The result was awaited with much inter-
est as an indication of the issue in the
County Judgeship contest.
G w CAIRNS, Deputy Clerk.
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-part-
~ nerslnp heretofore existing between
George z. Bracket. J L. Flint and John w.
Perley, under the firm name of Bracket.
Flint & Co. for the purpose Of buying and
selling agricultural implements and hard
ware and selling agricultural implements on
commission at the town of River Falls in the
county of Pierce and state of Wisconsin, was
by mutual consent dissolved on the Odd day
of May. A. ID 1870. The said Bracket,
Flint and Ferley have entered into new
partnership for the purpose of buying and
selling agricultural implements and hard
ware, and viii carry on the business of the
old firm ia that line hereafter, under the old
firm name. GEORGE p. BRACKET,
J. Z. FLINT,
JNO. w. PERLEY.
Dated May %, 1870.
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Notice,

TEHHOS Z indebted 10 me by book account.
L or otherwise. are earnestly requested to
call and settle. need money aud must have
it to keep myasbusiness up. Times are hard
l know, but every one should do all in their
power towards paying those who have carried
them so long and patiently. If you cannot
pay all, pay part. By so doing you might
put me in a shape TO xtend further accom-
mediation when much needed
d. j. DILL.
Prescott, May A. 1870. 3-tf
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or 6 ale

l The subscriber offers for sale his Sash,
Blind and Door factory, situated halt mile
from Diamond Bluff. A first-rate water
power for carrying on the business. Also,
abort 81 acres Of land, house and fine gar
den and fruit trees. The machinery in the
factory is all in working order, aud for sale
with or without the building. l have also
for sale mill for grinding feed.
The above property will be sold very low
if applied for soon. Apply on the premises
TO II. i. JONES,
Diamond Bluff, Pierce Co.. Wis.
Dated, May IL, 1870. 5-Iw
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Wanted to Sell.

There is offered for sale. 10 settle the estate of
Eli Foster, deceased. an extensive water pow
er-eleven and one-half feet head-with the
right to flow. This power is sufficient TO
run large amount OF machinery, 4 is sit
uated in the fourishing village of River Fails,
Pierce county. Wis There will also be 30
acres of land decided with the power. This
is rare chance for a bargain, as the property
must be sold. For further particu airs apply
to or address SIDNEY PORCH,
5lf River Falls, Wis.
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Howard Sanitary Aid Association,

For the relief and cure of the errile and unfortu
nate, on principles of christian philanthropy.
ESSAYS on the Errors OF Youth and the Follies
Ia Of age in relation to marriage and social evils
with sanitary aid for the afflicted Sent free IN
scared envelopes. Address Howard Association
30 =. Philadelphia, Pa
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A Competent PresCriptionist

In attendance eight and day, at Thompson's
New Drug Store.
sy"Dye stuffs, fresh and good, and all of Lou
don q Co.'S Remedies at Thompson's New Drug
Store, at River Falls. off
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SAMrEL NELSON

MANUFACTURES and deals in Boots
w and Shoes of all kinds. Bays Hides.
aud does repairing generally. Can be found
at his old shop OF Main street.
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G. cox 4 co

nEALERS in Flour. Grain. Grourd Feed
~ dc Proprietors Of Prairie. Greenwo 4
and Jsnction Mills. Custom work promptly
done at Prairie. aud Greenwood Mills.
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Spe ciuE advertisements.
A CARD.

A CLERGYMAN, while residing in South America
"A as a missionary, discovered a safe AID simple
remedy for the Of nervous weaknes early decay
diseases Of the urinary AMI seminal organs, and the
whole traia disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured b.
this noble remedy PioInpted by a desire TO benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine in a sealed enyel-
ope 10 any ore who needs it, FREE or CHARGE.
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
6-6m Station ID Biple House, N City.
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To Rent.

The undersigned offers the St Nicholas
Hotel for rent. The establishment is the
finest one in the city. and will be let on rea-
sonable terms 10 a reliable person. Apply to
GEO. SCHASER,
5-3w Prescott, Wis
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BILLIARD SALOON,

TOHN MCKEEN keeps neat and orderly
- Billiard Saloon over Sandersnn & Green S
store on Main street River Falls 10
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OAKLEY AHAMNOND

Y EEP meat market on Main street -
N They also keep on hand and for sale
good supply OF fresh lime; salt, etc. Also
pay cash for fnrs and hides.
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G. II. CROSSMAN,

DEALER in Groceries, Provisions, Wood
~ en- Ware, etc. Keeps on hand a CONF
ple?e variety of the best goods in his line
that the market affords
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JOHN KIERNCN.

HEEPS Livery Stable on Main street
IN River Falls, - Good Rigs. always ready
at fair prices.
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: AIKEN Up.

TNAKEN UP by me. the undersigned
L ON land owned and occupied by me, in
Section /, Township No. 81, Range No. 90
being the town of Clifton, on or about the
25th day Of May, 1870, one dark bay mare
colt, supposed to be three years old
a. NJ. CHILDS.
Clifton, May %, 1870
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d. II. LEVINGS,

"OUSE, Carriage and Sign Painter
Il Shop on Main street, south of South
Fork Bridge.
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Hotel for S ale.

TgNHE MONDELL HOTEL. in Prescott,
Il Wis. will be sold cheap for cash. The
house is 25x60 feet, three story in front and
two story in rear, with rooms for 10 beds;
also good stable, all in good order. Call
and see the premises and you can get a bar
gain. n. S. DUNBAR.
Prescott. May %, 1870.
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c. E. DAVIS,

DRUGGIST and Apothecary. Prescrip-
- tions carefully put up A full line of
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, and every
thing usually kept in afrst-class drug store.
Agent for Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines
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BLACKSMITHS.
JOSEPH STEW EN-
w. II. BURNETT,

Is located in a part of n. Wales Wagon
Il Shop. where he is prepared 10 do all kinds
of Blacksmitking on reasonable terms. Par
ticuiar attention gwen to shoeing hons es 35
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S d, DODGE.

DEALER in Shelf and Heavy Hardware.
~ Stoves aud Tinware, and all varieties of
Farmers and Mechanics Tools. Agents far
Singers Sewing Machines, and Deere's cele-
brated Moline Flows. Repairing done
promptly.
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MRS. SCALES,
KFEPS Fruit and Confectionery store
IN on Main istreet. River Falls next. 'do"r
south of Mrs. Winchester Millinery store.
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MISS KATE SHEPARD

HEEPS Il fine assortment of Millinery
IN Fancy and Dress Goods. Attends 10
the business in all It's departments. Store IN
Childs new building, corner OF Main and
Sycamore reefs. % II.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
O. S. POWELL.


"AS few choice lois for sale in The viii
IL lage of River Falls. and good farming
lands, well located. ~ Pierce and 81. Croix
counties. Will sell on time for approved pa
pers, or exchange for personal property.
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J. NJ. CHURCHILL,

FASHIONABLE Tailor Shop in Babcock
Il building opposite Burhyte Bros. store.
up stairs. Particular attention paid TO cut
ting. All work warranted. 10
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r.. J. WILCOX,

DEABER in Books. Stationery, Wall and
~ Window Paper, Toys Newspapers etc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-02

". Fl. SANDERSON,
TEEPS for sale a good stock of Groceries
N Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Ready
made Clothing, etc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-02

A T the Old Pioneer Store, deals in Dry
N Goods. Groceries, &C.. and wants. CustO-
mers and Greenbacks.
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business 9irettoi Y.
MERCHANDISE.
SAUNDERS & GREEN,

UEEP for sale full supply of Groceries
IN AMI provision. Pork. Lard. and Hams
always on hand: also Nails aud Wooden ware
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-02

Do III II BhU II n Io,
nEALERS in Dry Goods. and Ready
~ made Clothing. Carpeting. Oil Cloths,
Boots and Shoes, Groceries. etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-14

4 WrhMsarof, Oct 10 The intelligence
OF General Lees death created profound
senaatlon in this community, and calls
wildly to mind many associations connecteII
with his visit here In April last. TODAY
the flags on the shipping generally are nj
hali-lnast; also on the British and Danish
vice consulates. The annual meeting of the
Chamber Of Commerce nd journed to-day as
a mark Of respect to tho dead hero. That
body appointed committee to make ar.
rangements for the suspension of business
and tho tolling Of bells on the day of the
funeral, and for public meeting of the
citizens to take suitable action, The uni
Versal feeling among all classes and partle.
here Is that great and good man has fallen.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 13.-The death of
General Lee cast gloom over the commu.
nifty. The morning papers are dressed In
mourning. Flags throughout the city, on
shipping, both foreign and home, are at
halt-mast, and many Of them draped in
mourning. The Board Of Brokers adjourned
last evening in respect to the memory Of
General Lee. Judge Dibble' this morning
adjourned the Eighth District Court az q
tribute Of respect to the deceased. In the
course OF bis remarks, the judge said hie
purpose was to honor an heroic and noble
citizen, who by his bearing had won the at
lection md admiration Of every heart In the
land. The motion to adjourn was made by
John II. New, who delivered touching
tribute TO his memory. The following card
mas been signed by many Of the most promi.
ncnt merchants and business firms In the
city: - We, the undersigned merchants,
suggest to our citizens that all business be
suspended tomorrow (F'riday) out of re-
spect to the memory of Gen. r. f. Lee"
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I whsat-ear In the centre; also Inc inscrlp'
ton, "Republlque Franchise. Demo
cratfque, une ct Indivisible." Around Inc
periphery are the words, 'Llberte, Ega'
lete, Faternite. -
LEILLE, Oct. IA balloon from Paris
| descended at TouDay to-day. The naYl2p'
tor, CARROT, had much difficulty In allghting
The news from Paris Ia most cheering
The popular ardor Is undoubtsd. Inc soi.
diers are anxiouslv awaiting the attack OF
the Prussians; md have no doubt of their
ability to Withstand it. Perfect order i
maintained everywhere. The confidence In
General Trochu Is limitless. Everybody If
quiet, firm, and courageous. ~
ToURs, Oct. ia Paris letter printed In
| the Constitutional says: "The word pence
| is tabooed in Paris. Everybody Is casting
cannon, making metrailleuses, ana con-
| STRUGGLING pontoons. Enough OF the latter
have been constructed to bridge the Attain
TorRs. Oct. lathe official decree, az
pointing General AuIelles de Paiadlnea TO
command the Army Of the Loire IN place
of La Matterange. is published to-day.
A late message from Paris mas the follow
ing comprehensive statement " Msterla,s
| for worknen, coal, metals, 1000, ana goou-
Will, are abundant here"
LONDON, Oct. 13.-Ths town of Abbis has
been burned, according to the threat OF the
Prussians that such would be the case II
the people not regular soldiers OF France
| fired upon the Prussian soldiery.
General Burnside has frequent interviews
with Bi smarck.
The Prussians occupy Brebull.
The Germans are certainly advancing On
Amiens. .~
The rumored disorders In Rheims are de-
MED.
.Ascorrespondent of the London Post re-
ports that $50 volunteers from the United
| States recently arrived at Tours, and met
with an enthusiastic reception.
l. Gen. Fleury has been permitted TO join
Napoleon at Wilhelmshoe.
There is much curiosity to know What
has become of Marshal Le Bout.
| The people in Tours and vicinity are re-
ported as rushing to arms.
It Is expected that large masses Of fresh
troops called out by Gambetta will take the
| field in ten days.
It is reported that Bourbouke has &C
= cepted the command in Tours.
An engagement took place on the 18th
between the Prussians and the French at
Messatgre. The latter were defeated and
| compelled to abandon the place.
| A corps Of Franc-Tireurs left Lyons yes.
terday for the seat Of operations on the
Loire.
1 The garrison Of Montme is reported to
have made sortie which resulted in the
occupation Of Stenay.
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Storm On the English Coast.

QUEENSTOWN. Oct. 13.-The details OF
dreadful storm around our coast last night
are coming in rapidly. at Limerick, Ire.
land, it was little short Of tornado. ONE
man was blown into floating dock and
was drowned. Another's scull crushed
by falling chimney. Houses, were I'M.
rooted and vessels driven ashore. Ine
storm was very severe on the Northern
coast. 1t will be impossible to get the de-.
tails for severe! days. It is supposed thai
many ahipwracks have occurred. +"
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Gold me,,t ,n -ew York.

Nav YoaK, Oct, l3s-Wau street mas
heen IN q fever of excitement all day over
e even In the gold.room on the scheme to
n make cash gold scarce and high, To-day
nearly were called l,l In, but the q,
p bihH Borrowing rates. At one time the
Borrowing run NM mp '6 asa the pyes
o. goa 70 ,h ,a 'tie Hank of California had
ysls1ed 1 psrm iSs from the Treasury
Department to. transfer million 10
n aolG from San Francisco TO Ne"
Snrk. also, that the Secretary OF tne
T fusn1 would sell $1,000, 600 to.naogTow
iii. .as se I9 o sss 3
M ran DOWN to f1a These reports ps0ysd
false and for as the Ba ss q tn a the
h muS having received permission to transfer
ONE oaA mliOn new Xosk tS T ssn rfin IN
stulment of 100000 on the account IN n, aai
S sas bald into tie Treasury here 70 be pa'e
out to San Francisco - - <se,'sc Il
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COMMERCIAL.

New YorksStock and Money Market.
FEW YohK, Oct. H. Money active this after
noon. snd 1t one time coin Interest was
osiJ. but the lest rate was per eeLt currency.
xchange ntcttled and nominal
Gold closet 8rm at lieIli4S. Governments
opened. weak and lower, aad closed dull and
ne.vy; s's, s1;~coupons, III; a2's, ll2s; SIS,
Il11; G5s, llai new 1l0s; CTS, iios; sss, llos:
ia'c. loss. Southern securities dull and generally
Unchanged; Tenuessee's ssi: new, sos. Virgtnia's,
% i; new. Gi. Louisiana ~; new. &C. Leree 6;s,
Isl ss.,s7. Alabama SIS, lol sc, 20. GEORGIA c's,
so; re, so. n'!h Carol.na, 4oa; new, 90. South
Carolina, 81; Few; %. The sub.iresaury balance
IL S52 0oo COO in gold and g. 500 600 in currency.
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THIRD DISPATCH.l


JACKSON, MISS, Oct. 13.-J. D. Werles,
State Librarian, and w. Fl. Furnss, a
county clerk, were to-day arrested on the
affidavit of Governor Alcorn, charged with
stealing seventy-tiv volumes Of State Re-
ports from the office of the Secretary Of
State. The testimony indicates that Fur
Miss furnished the books to Werlea, twenty
fives volumes of which We're to be sent to
John M. Langston, of the Howard Uni
Yersity, the balance to be divided between
Werles and Furniss. The prisoners are
held in 81 900 bond each. They are both
from the State of Ohio. I
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ara,a.aaa Flour Marker.

CORN AID ELOuE -xIuASaE.f
hICHMoyps VA. Oct. u, 1910. +
OFFERINGS.
Wheot.-White, 1910 bushels. Red, $50 bush
els. -.
Corn.-White, "a bushels. Yellow, meme. Mixed,
Ia bnshels.
Odts.--h one, ~, .s.. 90 'a.A-J
Rye.-Sone. .Irs
SALES, iii
TFzedt.-White 30 bushels very good or 1854
7O2 .sptls riEle on prlvets terms 90 bushels II
\ s5-.otal, 77a bus hels- ~
Wheat he'd 30 blahels very good at $3.50; ITS
bushels . cime on private terms; SO Hu-nels badly
cleaned at SI.e?t rs bushels III eror ut $l-totaL
40 bushels.
Corn. -W hite 81 bushels new at csc. {; &c bushel.
damp new at soc .to'al, u bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Wheat White, $50 bushels.
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snecsas Courf.nartfal.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.A special order
from the War Department orders cou.t-
martial to meet on the Goth instant, at West
Point, of which General o. 0. Howard is
to be- President, to try Cadets James W.
Smith (colored), John W. Wilson, W. ;,
Davis, and George Z, Hoy!e, Smith is the
oolored cadet who some time since preferred
charges of ill.treatment.
The President, accompanied by secreta-
ries Fish and Robson and other distin-
guished personages, visited the State Far
at Maryland to-day. They will return on
Saturday
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r,or,,, Wharfage I'm Prospect.

LONDON. Oct. l8.-Preliminaries for the
marriage between the Princess Louisa, tht,
fnnrth daughter of Queen Victoria, ana
che Marquis Lorne. eldest son OF the Dn ms
of Argyle, have been arranged Win Inc
CONSENT of The Queen. 1t u considered tnat
the possibility Of the Princess sncsas an'rhs.
aIlianees dangerous. IS III J0
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Fifth Congressional District COhseF
yatiye Convention.
rsppc1.1 TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.

SPECIAL THLEaRAH TO TIE p1o f AfunJ
LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct. IL, 1871.
The fifth district Conservative convention
CONVEX ned here to-day. Col. r. T. Duke,
OF Charlottesville, was nominated on the
third ballot. Capt. G. W. statham OF
Lynchburg, Hon. j. F. johnson of Liberty,
md Mr.. P. W. Mckinney of Prince Ed
ward. were withdrawn In order OF their
mention on the first, second, and third bal
lots. Col. Duke being called on, came Tor
ward, and his speech was received with
$500 MED.
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Fire an Galveston.

4 GALVESTON, Oct. 18.--There was tire
here this morning on Strand street. Tue
following Ia . list of the sufferers James I.
Day q O., Arnold, Meuard &; Co., 9. +.
Kindred, Thos- Compton ": B. Ayolsy 4
:e,o,.-bsnksrs Campbell 3 Ciough, John
D. Sellers, r. Fsrnandez,F: Consoles, II.
". Wicks, %. Davis, STOCKTON d Hughes
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ELECTION RETURNS.
OHIO.


CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The Republicans
concede SchenclSs defeat for Congress In
the fourth district.
The Republican majority In Ha1nuton
county (CincinnatD was 2, 643.
The Republicans app1ehend Btnghams
defeat, but there have been no figures from
his district. dispatches from Republican
sources up to n late hour last night claim
his election by small majority, but his dis
trict is difficult to hear from.
Next to Schenck the Republicans were
sure of, and take most interest In, the cleo
ton of Bingham.
WAsHINGToS, Oct. 13.-Priyate dispatches
received here from Mount Vernon, Ohio,
state that Morgan's Democratic) majority Is
2;4O0, being gain OF 300 since last election
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-In ffty-eight
counties, partly official, the Democrats have
891 majority.
The counties unheard from gave the Re-
publicans 1,4S1 majority In 1858.
Both parties claim, by L small majority,
to have carried the district. The Democrats
gain one Congressman certain, and probably
two.
The Democratic majority in tho seventh
district is 400 in the'Ghfth district, 500. In
the fourth district the result Is still doubt
full. The ninth district reflects Sbank=
(Republlcan).
(sEcoND DIsPATCH.]
WASHINGTON, Oct. ia dispatch from
Senator Morton to Secretary Boutwell, an
nounces that the Democrats have elected
the State ticket in Indiana by 1000 majority
The Legislature Is still doubtful.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The RepuDli
cans claim the sixteenth district by 70 votes
The seventh district is doubtful. The TWEEN
tieth district gives Democratic majority OF
700. The twenty first district goes Demo-
cratic by 600 majority. The twenty-fourth
district goes Democratic by 900 majority.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
PHILDELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The result In the
fifth congressional district can only b de'
termined by the official returns from Bucks
county. The Democratic majority In thai
county Is between three and four thousand
In the seventeenth district it is reported
Morrell (Repulican) is defeated.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 13.-Latest reports
from the sixteenth district make Myers's
(Democrat) apparent majority l2l. The
official count will alone 0ertermtne who Il
certainly elected. ~
.-.s- THIRD DSPATCH.J
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-Otticial returns
from the first district make Randalps Demo
crat) majority 4,148. In the second district
Greedy Independent Republican, is elected
by G5 majority. In the third district
Myers's (Republican) majority is 1915. In
tbs fourth district Kelly (Republicanl has
2,TO2 majority, and in the fifth district Har'
mer Repuhlican) has 4lS majority.
HrNT1NaToN, ct. 13.-R. II. Speer Demo
crat, is undoubtedly elected in the seven
teenth district over Morrell by l25 majority
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Sscosgsn AR,,,.,,,..

ArLAyTA, Oct. 1s.-The House rasaed 4
resolution inviting Gen. Grant to the State.
Fair. ~'o
Jem Mace and TomgAlle are expected
here next week.
The Constitution newspaper commences
tho publication OF State Fair bulletin on
the Fair grounds on Wednesday.