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Tho Next ohio Legislature.

The reelection OF JonN SHERMAN to
the L. $. Senate seems probable. The
Cincinnati VOikyrcund (Democratic) Is ol
the opinion that he will be returned.
Speaking on the subject It Says;
After carefully looking over the list Of
Senators and'l'epresentatives, the conclu.
sion forces itselfupon us THAT the called
Liberal Republicans arc scarcely at all
represented in the Senate, and but weakly
In the House. Sherman's prospects of a
reelection to the United States Senate,
we are sorry to say, appear TO be good.
There Is another remarkable tact-that
The few Republicans who were members
Of the last Senate, and are now reelected
are supporters Of n protective tariff.
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NJ. d. CONWAY says that pretty Jew.
esses abound in England, and know how
to dress in the most exquisite taste.
Nervous Debility.

Thousands suffer from It. A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an
lmation or vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invol-
untary seminal emissions, with loss oi
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence Of excesses, overwork or in.
discretions. This Is Nervous Debility and
finds a sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty-eight.
Thousands have been cured by these sim.
pie sugar pills. They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, diSpel the gloom
and mental depression, and rejuvenate the
system. Price s. for a package OF five
boxes and q vial of powder, which Is i'm
portant in all old long.standing cases, or
81 per single box. Sold by all flrst.class
druggists, and sent to any address on re.
ceipt Of the price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 500
Broadway, New York. eod&w
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

HALIow.EvE.-This Is the last day oI
October, and tonight is Hallow'EVe. Its
observance has almost disappeared in this
country, except as an occasion for irOlc
some tricks by small boys. But genera
tions ago, In the Old World, and ever
now, 1t was an evening ofall others, moi
excepting Christmas the most memorable
In Scotland there are supetStitions in re.
gard to Hallow.Eve that do not Obta Ii
elsewhere, and Burns In his celebrated
poem on the subject, portrSys It's tradl'
tions and associations in a striking and
impressive manner. 1t Is thought In that
country as In England among the lower
classes, to he a night when witches,
devils and other mischief ma
king beings are all abroad on
baneful midnight orrands, particularly
those aerial people, the fairies, are said on
that night to hold a grand anniversary.
The grannies assemble the little children
together In chimney corners and tell them
Of many frightIul and wonderful things
that have happened on hallow eve; how
in "many q mountain glen" tho most
awful midnight cries have been heard,
and how blood has been found "all along
the heather" on the following day. Wal
ter Scott, when o boy, was fond OF going
about on hallow eve and listening to the
old "craglns" tell their stories. 1t Is said
he drew the picture Of Norma Of Fltful
Head from hallow eve superalitlon, one
Of his most celebrated characters.
1t used to be q superstition among the
negroes Of this border land Of ours here,
that the spirits Of the Indians revisited
their old hunting grounds on this night,
and WOO betide the luckless darkey that
should bo caught out without pass, by
one Of these disembodied warriors. His
scalp was sure to pay tho penaly. They
were also afraid 10 look In the glass after
nine o'clock at night, lest the devil would
confront them. They also had a belief II
they should walk backward to bed on
this night, they would be sure to dream
of all that was to happen them.
Nova days hallow.eve celebrations
como Under the head of those customs
more honored in the breach than in The
observance. Even the small boys are
ashamed to annoy people as they used TO-
We trust that they will continue to cult
vate this feeling. 1t lS very ridiculous
to be annoying people by overturniDg
boxes and performing other clumsy feats
which have no manner Of sense or smart.
ness In them.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRisBuRo, Oct. 3O.-Judgc Pearson
delivered long opinion in the case Of
Evans, this morning, and decided TO dis.
charge him on the charge Of embezzling
funds of the State received from the gen.
eral government for the payment OF claims
growing out of the war, but will hold him
under 100000 bonds, TO appear on a
writ Of cdpias.
PHILADELPHIA, October So The
steamer Hosea sails tomorrow for Bos.
ton, where Professor Agassiz and party
will be taken on board They will then
start on an exploring expedition around
Cape Horn and up tho Pacific.
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Mo,t Yn. ELECTION Returns.

Special TO tho Gin. Bnquirer-DemOcrAtIc
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Oct 2S, 1871
Writ county gives 2i9 Democratic ma.
Iority; Richie county, 315, Democratic
majority; Doddridgo county, 4S Demo.
cratic majority; Harrison county, 200
Democratic majority; Grafton county, 6S
Democratic Ojority. Kanawha county
gives n Democratic majority Of 45O =
Democratic gain, 1,450. Peasants Coun.
ly, Democratic majority, 1O0-a gain OF
100. Taylor county, Democratic majori'
ty, 1885, Democratic gain, 2OO-all large
Democratic gains.
The above is intended to bo very ago
ni1mg dispatch - especially that item
showing a gain Of 1,45O in KanawlS
county,
The fact is simply that KanAwha cOun.
y, AT the August election, voted by 600
msjority against holding n convention.
One Of the two Democratic papers there
opposed q convention. The issue was not
party question, Some people thought
that convention might remove the Cap.
iMl from Charleston, and that therefore
the safe thing to do was to vote against
IT, which they did very numerously.
This explanation therefore lets about a
thousand cubic feet Of rank carbonic ass.
ed gas out of that claim orimmense gains.
Asto 315 majority in Ritchic county,
that is only fro hundred per cent Of In
crease on the REgiSter's dispatch of Satur.
day, which Is drawing livery mild for o
Democratic arithmetlcian. The latter
paper printed under the tail feathers OF
one Of its last years roosters a stunning
dispatch from "Cornwallis," (CorDwRllis
not the name Of British general, and
We may rs well note the fact right here,)
saying "Ritchic gives seventy.five Dem.
ocratic majority" The Enquircrs mAu
raises this dispatch to 375. BY tho time
the New York IHorld gets it we shall see
ilprinted 3,O75.
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The Personal Appearance Of Miss
Anna Dickinson.

From the New York World, OF the 97th,
Miss Anna Dickinson's appearance in.
dicated that she had travelled much and
done hard service since she was last here
Her face was ruddy, as il it had been ex'
posed to the autumn sun and winds; her
features had grown sterner, emacialed
and more defined, and the general expires.
sion was not SO soft, fresh and vigorous
as OF yOrc. She wore black silk dress,
with broad open sleeves, with lace Innings,
plain trimmings, and wide lace collar
a kind of Marie AntOinette toilet. Her
jewclry was compromised in necklace
with a small golden cross, u diamond ring,
and large golden cross suspended from
her belt, something like Il Sister of Mercy.
She spoke without manuscript, but held
her points" in her hand, referring to
them occasionally.
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Louisville Grand GIFT Enterprise
Drawing pOstponed.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 23.-Mr. Peters
manager OF the Grand Library Gilt En-.
terprise. announces through the papers
to-day, that in consequence Of derange.
ment in his business, occnsioncd by the
Chicago fire, the drawing will be post
poned until December 10. The trus.
tees havo decided that under no cir.
cumstances will there be any fur.
ther postponement. The principal office
hero will close for the sale Of tickets No.
vember 80. All agencies will close De.
cember 8, except New York, and that
will close December 10. All tickets TN.
sold will be Cancelled on the 14th, and the
five hundred thousand dollars in prizes
drawn be paid by the Citizens Bank
From sales to date II is believed that n,
least one hundred thousand dollars ne,
profits will be realized from the drawings.
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RUNAwAI.-A horse attached to an OK.
press wagon made things quite lively or
Main, Quincy and Market streets, yester-
day, about 19 o'clock. The animal fright
ened at something on the first named
street, and came tearing down It to the
terror Of everybody and thing thereon.
Turning up Quincy, he made the wagon
rattle over the cobble stones at lively
rate, until he reached Market, when be
started towards the great open Polar Sea.
Fortunately or unfortunately, we don't
know ,hlch, he was brought 10 a halt a
long distance this side of that much sought
locality, We could not learn whether or
not any damage was done either TO the
dashing horse marine or the craft to
which he was attached.
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That Explosion at the Youngstown
Furnace.

There will be a great deal of curiosity
among furnace men throughout the coun.
Try to get the particulars Of the explosion
that occurred near Youngstown, Ohio, on
Saturday. We have seen nothing later
than our dispatch yesterday morning, nor
anything fuller, Notwithstanding several
Ofour exchanges have specials on the sub.
ject The furnace men in the vicinity say
that they never heard Of q similar acct.
dent. From this fact VIC presume that the
danger to be guarded against in other
furnaces Is exceedingly remote, and the
Incident very unlikely to repeat itself.
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Knn,n, Edltorlnl E1cnr,lon.

MExrco, Mo-, October SO.-The Kansas
editorial party, which lett St. Louis Satur.
day night for Chicago for the purpose Of
viewing the ruins, having accepted an in.
vitation to participate in tho opening eel
ebration Of the Kansas City branch Of the
Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Railroad, ar.
rived hero to-day In company with the
officers Of the road in special train.
This road passes through Jacksonville,
ILL.,, and Brunswick, Mo-, to Kansas City.
Trains commenced running through to.
day without change Of cars.
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For Sale.

SALE OF VALUABLE
- RIAL ESTATE-AN OPPORTUNITY
fok CAPITALISTS SELDOM OFFERED
! MlII oner I9r sale, " the city Of Portsmouth,
S Shio, upon WEDNESDAY, the 29d Of Novem
per, al public auction, the Furnace Lands and
Personal Property belonging 10 the Boone
Mining and Manufacturing company" described
below, ana located In Carter aud Lewis Counties,
Kentucky.
Creek, containing. cay 1000 scrVs adjoining tho
celebrated l. MBERT ORE BANK, with Gbnnd.
anCo Of the same Iron ore upon this pIopei ~
and timber almost untouched. Tho Lexington
and Big sandy Rail Dad, when completed, will
reach this portion Of the property.
FURNACE SITE No. 9embraCcH, Hiy 1000 TO
5000 acres, Is located upon Grassy Creek, and
very rich in choice ores timber, Limestone, &C,
The improvements on this property conIlSt OF o
Blast Furnace, now In successful operation; am,
pie sheds for coal: store, splendid warehouse,
saw and grlst mill, wagon shop, stables, &c. In
addition to these, lheIe are nearly hity tenement
houses, and number Of ano farms under fencO
and cultivation. There Is alSo q large quarry Of
frecstOnG, aud q bank Of superior glass sand
The Cincinnati and Great Eastern Railroad viii
touch this portion Of tho property.
FuRNACESlTE No Sis situated upon Brushy
Fork, and embraces about 5000 acres heavily
limOered, and with unlimited supply oforOS AID
limestone. ! here arc Rlso number OF tenement
houses and farms, In good order and ready iOr
occupancy.
ALSO, tho celebrated "BoONE LANDING
FARM, situated upon the Ohio river, about ten
miles below rOFtsmouth, consisting or about 800
acres OF tho finest farming lands upon tho Ohio.
II is all under fence and cultivation is ono Of tho
best lhndlngs upon tho river, and has ware.
house and numbei Of houses and stables, In
good Ordtr and condition. he newly surveyed
route Of the Cincinnati b Great Eusteln Railroad
RUNS FROM THIS FARM DIhEOTLY UP
MONTGOMERY GREEK TO TIE FURNACE
PROPERTY, and will undoubtedly bo built, az
MatOn county has Just led OF with Lubscrip.
tlOn Of nearly hall million Of dollars
Further details will bG furnished prior 10 date
Of sale, and the property will bs offered either
whole or In part. as may be deemed for tho best
interests OF tho property.
Noeuch opportunity for rapid and successful
speculation Ia real estate has beSn offered In this
Address CHARLES MBNDENHALL,
Trustee u. N. and n. Company, No. 81 Weat
Front Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. oc9S.M
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POLICE CoURT.-The attendance at the
Police Court, yesterday morning, was i'm.
mense, and the docket was an unusually
heavy one. The following cases were dis
posed Of James Young, disorderly, FIVE
dollars and costs; William Mitchell,
drunk, one dollar and costs; John Water.
house, iisorderly, fivo dollars and costs
George g. Robinson, assault, twenty dol
lars and costs; John Hammer, drunk, one
dollar and costs; John Meehan, disorderly,
five dollars and COSTS Jasper Clator, dis
orderly, five dollars and costs; L. Wood
manSee, buying coal without being weigh.
ed, continued until this morning.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 8O.-Governor Bul.
lock, resigned the 23d, to take effect to.
day. At three o'clock this afternoon
Benz. Conlay, President Of the Senate, was
installed as Governor. Bullocks resigna.
ton was written before he went to New
York. Great excitement prevails.
ATLANTA, Oct. 30-The statement
heretofore made, that Charles s. schlal.
ter, Superintendent Of the Brunswick q
Albany railroad, had left the city with
railroad property, is incorrect.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct 3O.-It is thought that the
Assembly will remove its sessions from
Versailles to this city during the winter
on account of the cold weather.
1t is probable that Senor Buonacam.
payne will be appointed the Italian Minis.
ter to France.
Prince Napoleon has arrived ut Genoa,
from whence he will proceed to Florence
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The Mayor of Boston offers reward
OF $1,000 for the arrest oil the murderer
Of Katie Seahan.
-Harrigan and Murphy, section hands
while coming in on hand car near Lon
don, Ohio, last evening, were overtaken
by an extra locomotive and killed.
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The Movement for Cheaper River
Transportation.


This question is looming up in import
ance at St. Louis and New Orleans. A
line Of iron barges between the two citiel
is seriously contemplated, in fact almos
determined upon. We quote from thC
St. Louis Republican as follows:
The movement among steSmboatmer
and merchants in relation to increased
facilities for the transportation Of goodl
and produce by water routes began to
look like the expression OF an earnest pur'
pose TO accomplish something. At New
Orleans the movement TO establish line
of iron bargea, by q company with large
capital, now begins to weara definite as
peCt. There is now no doubt that this
enterprise will be carried through.
From the New Orleans Redyune we
quote the following remarks on the same
subject:
I'VE trust that a community OF Inter
est will work out for our people the prob
lem OF cheap frelghts and plenty OF busi'
ness. All then will be well. The COM
mittee who have the matter In hand are
engaged in appointing Gub-comnittees for
most branches OF trade TO canvass the
city for subscriptions to the proposed
Barge Line Company, We do not ap.
prehend they will have much difficulty in
getting tho $5O0000 subscribed, with
which amount 1t is proposed 10 commence
business, and subsequently, increase the
capital to 81 0OO,0 900, ThOmoney that has
been expended in constructing a single
railway at Chicago would build all the
vessels necessary to carry the surplus pro-
duCe Of tho West down the Mississippi,
and market the cotton and sugar OF the
South" w.
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THE Chicago Tribune says, editorlally
mat five or six hundred brick and stone
masons, and two thousand carpenters
from other places could find employment
,neTc this winter at high wages. All
Kinds OF labor required in building arc in
great demand.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 3O.-A boiler in the
Vulcan Iron Works Of South st. Louis
exploded about ten o'clock this morning
and half an hour after another blew up
James McEnroy was fatally scalded, and
seven or eight others more or less severe
ly injured. No material damage was done
to the property.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 30.-The Mansion
House fund ior the relief of the Chicago
sufferers amounted Saturday evening to
42,G0O pounds. The Manchester sub.
scription tor the same purpose aggregates
lG,500 pounds.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from
Rhein, arrived out.
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sportInr News.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 30.-Tho first race
was selling race, purse $500 for all ages,
one and a half miles; Eve started: Lord
Byron /, Conductor Q, Allie Hunt 8, Ma.
jor 4, Edwin 8, time 2:5Oi. Second race,
purse $3.50, for all ages, mile heats, horses
10 be owned in Mary, five started, first
heat was won by Quintard second and
third by Jno. Merryman, Ferdinand Q.
Lord and Belle Meade distanced; time,
1854, 1853, 1864. Third race, City Hotel
stakes, 8 year old, II minutes, five horses
entered. Thomas ". Doswell's b. C.
Ealus /; A. Belmonts ch. c. BY the Sea
Q, and Stringarelj and Starhope's b. C.
Frogtown 3. Time, 2:55, Fourth race,
Bowie stakes, post entry, for all ages, four
mile heats, Harry BasSett and llelmbold
started. Harry Bassett won easily In
two heats. Time, 7i54t and s03t.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3O-The Fleetwood
Park race trot for $4,000, mile heats, best
three III five, to harness, was won bv ch.
z. Judge Fullerton, beating gr. nj. Sea.
loan, who was distanced in the second
heat. Time, 2:27 and 2:274.
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The Unusual Condition of the Rivers.
lronton advices say TINT the Ohio at
That points within few inches of being
IS low as in 1888, when 1t reached the
Iowestpoint Of which there Is any record.
The Illinois river Is Of inches lower at
Peoria than ever before.
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PAPER Mil Burued.

FoRT WAYNE 1ND., Oct. 3O.-The pa.
per mill Of Freeman & Barrett, six miles
north Of this place, was destroyed by fire
this morning. The loss will reach $25,
OO0 partially insured. The fire Is sup
posed to be the work Of an inccndiary.
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Aggregate roeoIpusl85, ,ssS,8N V1 Sl44,Oll,l78 a
The Remaining Elections for Thl
YeHT,

The Remaining Elections for This
Year.
West Virginia completed the October
elections, The only remaining important
ones for the year come off on the 7th Of
next month, and are as follows:
In Maryland, for Governor, State off,.
GERS, and Legislature; in Massachusetts,
Governor and Legislature; Minnesota,
Governor, State officers, and Legislature;
Mississippi, Legislature; New Jersey,
Governor and Legislature; Illinois, cleo.
ton oil Congressman at large; New York,
State officers and Legislature; Wisconsin,
Governor, State officers and Legislature;
Nebraska, election Of State officers, and
Virginia, the election ofa Legislature.
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THE Chicago Tribune says its first Is.
sue alter the FIRE was worked upon a ono.
cylinder press, tho power consisting Of
sixteen stout Germans and Irishmen,
working in reliefo' four md turning like
steam engine"
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Oct. 3O.-Tho trial of Kelley
for the murder of the head constable
Talbot, commenced to-day. The prison.
or was escorted to the court room by a
body Of soldiers.
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THE Mormons arei Just now making saw.
age love TO their first wives. The design
Is to keep them so contentcd that they
will refrain from lawsuits.
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Tho Falling OF In the Internal Rev.
enue Receipts.

A comparative statement showing the
receipts from the several general sources
Of internal revenue taxable under the
laws now in force, for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1870 and 1871, has Just been
issued from the Internal Revenue Office,
az follows.
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Gov. lTENRY A, WISE excmplifled his
wonderful vitality"-and that Of his nu-
dience-by an eighthouts speech nt Rich
mOnd, recently
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Tho wood shed, engine house, and
water house Of the Concord Railroad at
Hooksett, New Hampshire, was burned
Monday morning Loss 495,00O Insured.
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Weather Report.
war DEPARTMENT, !
OFP1oH OF THE CHiEF SIGNAL oFFfUER, :
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 3O-7.3O ?. n.
ppopApTTJTTEs

The barometer will probably fall In
New York and New England, with south.
westerly winds on the lower lakes, veer.
Ing to the northwest on Tuesday, and the
pressure increase with light northerly
winds on the upper lakes. A storm OI
some severity will be developed in the
lower Mississippi Valley, more notheast.
ward TO the Ohio Valley. Brisk easterly
winds with cloudy and threatening wealth.
or, will probably prevail on the south At.
lantic coast. VCautionary signals are or.
dered for Detroit, Toledo and Cleveland
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No Fears Of a Coal Famine at Gin.
cinnRtl.

On this topic the Cincinnati Enquirer of
yesterday Monday has the following ed.
itotal paragraph:
Though the river continues low, there
need be no fear Of a.cOal famine. The
railroads can furnish US abundance Of
coal at the present price, and, after all,
There Is more Cnal in the city than the re-
lail dealers would have us believe. There
VIII be no famine, though fuel may con.
unnc expensive for some days"
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Mrs. srowE will mako $4,000 out of
her Florida orange grove,
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THE Cincinnati EnQuirsr'S Deutsch poot
is shocked at the nude small boy on the
Davidson Fountain in that city:
"Der gchmAll Poy stands on der fountain,
Und h0 don't got any close,
Und dem young girls dey all plush, eAd say
Vat he means by Such conduoyaa dose 2"
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WANTED-A sensible woman to Lecture
ON washing, cooking, and baby nursing.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
Exclusively to the IntelIigeneer.

lBy the Western Union Line,
once Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe stS,)
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MORE fire engines have been sold since
the Chicago fire than for year before,