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FARMERS HEAD TosN FROM HIS
BoDf--At Junius. y. Y. Theodore Bodine.
Gay. he was feeding a threshing machine
WIN loose oats. In some manner a coil OF
renee wire had become mixed with the oai>
The farmer. One end OF the wire instautiy
fastened around the cylinder OF the thresher
and the other end caught about Mr.. Bodine's
neck and drew him up 10 the machine. TIE
tire body passing in the head was literal b
torn from IL and passed through. Twas 10.
until the bloody bead came out at the 9TH
end that the fate OF the farmer was Disco
cred. The men who were attending 10 a. a.
part OF the machine stopped the horses, AL
going back found tie h2adlesS trunk or NJ
q family.
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A,re.a ef an E.c.p>s Cou.sers.,s.r


PHILAprLFHfa, Nov. s-Not IONS sine
the New York division OF the United STATS
seciet service department. arrested q mum ber
ot counterfeiters. one OF whom was lanes
hcGraih. leader e q notorious yang issalos
ts'gus coin. Mccrath escaped from 5al Ia
New York subsequently, 90 the trial Of one
OF the counterfeit -. About a week AGO he
attempted Ia steal a passage 20 Europe on
lhe STEAMER Pennsylvania. by stow
ZIG himself away In the coal bunker
,ut DC was discovered before the pllof
~. the vessel and was sent ASHORE
y Cay or Two since Captain Clark OF The
stesmer lndisua was apprnsched bv A man
VINO represented IN a a fr1cndsof his wantei
20 AXE passage ln the Indiana. but a. ne
hsu q money he wished 10 work his wav
over rs fireman The captain recoile~tlosr
the reQDest of the secret service off,csr al.
recttd The man - send hts friend aloag Ina
II would be all night be would accent him
McGrafh proved to be The woul l-be firem.p
he only put IN an appearance a short tim
before the vessel WAS ready TO steam out ant
then he was called into the captains raosn
ard inirotuced TO Detective DrGmmoud, WIN
tex him into custody.
The New York Election
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CUBA.

INV ioRK, Nov. Sit is announced that
the Spanish government has forwarded 90
tnelr agents In this city orders to buy up and
snip At once provisions and ammunition to
The amount OF s500,00o. The money for this
purpose was contributed In Havana on the
.otb ult, upon the receipt OF kilograms nom
Maufld 10 the effect that American inter
vention was feared, and that ali that could
be done TO deter il was advisable.
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ST. JosEPHs, Mo-, Nov. 5.-The eastern
division OF the st. Joseph and Denver rail-
sas, and was purchased by the purchasing
committee appointed By the boudholders, Gor
100000. The western division will bs sold
among all parties Interested, and q ne n com
pany will be organized, to be called the 81.
Joseph and Pacific Railroad Company, as
be completed 1t Irce, and will continne
under me same n snagemeut as At preaenf
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"THREE FISHERS WENT SAILING OUT
INTO THE WEsr."-Three fishermen named
Pascal Demond, James Short and John Hep
berne left Harrisville, on Lake Huron, on
Tuesday a. m. for their nets, aud up to last
evening had not returned. Thorough search
has been made for them without success. A
compass, supposed to belong to their boat,
was found.
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THE WILL of the late Frederic Hudson.
which has been SUBMITTED to probate, gives to
the lots opposite, and to his son Wood ward q
farm OF twenty-five acres and his books and
manuscripts. The residue of the property is
left to bis wife and son, share and share
alike.
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A CONTESTED ELECrIoN.-Henry Over.
stolz served notice on James II. Britton YES
terday coufesting his election last spring a.
mayor OF st. Louis. The matter Win prob
ably be taken mp by the city counciI At its
session next week.
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ERIE AFTER JAY GoULD.-Erie has taken
another step in the suit to compel Jay Gould
10 turn over to IL certain stock and other
property valued at II 10000, in accordance
with an alleged agreement with Gould, en-
tered into long while ago, by which he is
alleged TO have promised TO MAKE reStitu-
ton to the company. Counsel for defendant,
before Judge DOnahue, on Wednesday,
moved that the complaint be dismissed. on
the ground that Gould could not specifically
perform an agreement 10 convey portions OF
property, one half of which Is owned by
Mrs. Colonel James Fisk. Mr.. Mcfarland
opposed the motion. Decision reserved
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A FIRE AvERTED BY SCHOOL. STATES
On Wednesday night of last week some per
son or persons effected an entrance into the
school house at the head of Con well street, In
Seaford, Del, by prying open one Of the win
dows. Going To the desk OF the teacher they
secured his dictionary, several spelling
books, and lot OF paper, and piling them up
in the desk, set fire TO them and then made
their escape. When the house was Opened on
Thursday morning the books had burned to
ashes. Fortunately the large nurnDer of
states IN the desk checked the fire
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TIE UsURY LAws.-The Alexandria IVA.
Gazette is q little TOO broad In its Statement
that the late U. 8. Supreme Court decision
oyerthrows the ukury laws Of the states. II
does hit them hard, but the legal effect is only
rs heretofore stated In these columns viz: r.
exempt national banks from their operation
The exemption of the New York state banks
is an indirect conseQuence-M T. Journal nj
Commerce .
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NohE ANDlCl MENK- AND GREAT EyCTrE-
MINT PREVAILING.
a = ecial di~I aich % the Cincinnati En-
QHiTeT, from 81 Louis, says the aunognce-
inent ~ made at the United states grand
l5ry taNe found an indictment against eN-
United States District Attorneys Patrick AMI
hTum, eN-t uited States Marshal 4 A New
comb. Orvllle Grant, brother OF the Priest
dent; Gen. BahcOck. the Presidents private
SECRETARY, and others. The greatest excite
meni prevails. The indictments charge them
with conspiracy with 81 Louis distiilers q
deiraud tie Government out OF the IA eS on
an immense amount OF crooked whisky. Tha
indictments grew out OF the testimony be-
lore ire grand jury of Jas. NJ. FItzrov late
deputy United States collect pr who Uag in
cted bN The previous grand Jury. and lately
pitaoeu guilty 10 the charges against him
lie IL SAID In have been the treasurer of tl,a
st Louis whisky ring. the most gigantic
c'mhlGatiOn ever made 20 beat the q 1veru-
menL
THE OTHER sIDF.
The 81 Louis Globe democrat referring T.
Tie indictments found by The United States
grand jury against prominent citizens for
implication I'm the whisky frauds ami tho
principal proprietor Of that paper aud Con-
stantile Mesrue late United States Internal
revenue collector Of this district. says Mr.
Mckee II ready for trial. and that the public
may rely upon his full and complete Whit
Gallon when the question OF his guilt or In
nocence IL made an issue ia court
Mckee and Megrue We're before the Unispi
states District Court yeSterday, and gave
bondS, the former In 5000 aud the latter in
$1,000. 10 answer 10 the indictments fonll
against them.
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The Charlotte IN. c. Observer states that a
man, whose name Is not given, living In
TraDnsylvania county, in that state, went
TO church on Sunday last, leaving his four
returned he found the house burned 10 the
ground and the bones Of the four children i'm
ashes.
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THE DEMOCRATS ought to make the Offices
of the next Congress 60 as far Is possible
There are not offices enough TO go around,
but this may be the last chance.-Cnciaaati
Commercial.
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MoERIssEY AND HIS IMPoRrANCE.-Thc
acceptance OF nomination for senator
which rank he did not want. by Morrissey
was the forlorn hope Of the ti-Tammany
night. be was the only person who could
affect John FoX's certainty OF an election i'm
the fourth senatorial district, an i'm nense
and dense wedge OF humanity. running from
Houston street or the east side and Canal
street on the west side of Broadway 20 the
Battery. All historic New York was in this
district; IL was 10 Manhattan Island what
old London city is TO the British metropolis.
Uptown the Germans make the district
Next come the Sclavonic, Scandina Wan aud
deni-German races. Then the purlieus
come: finally the butchers and waterside peo-
pie, emigrant-house folks, watchmeu, civi-
officials, and so on, from river TO river Tn
district sent Tweed TO Congress. Mike Wais
Sam Cox, Roberts, the Feuian Fox aud NJ
rissey. IL is FIJI of tenement houses, aud
some OF the people there are often old. l.ora
residents. IL presents all the peculiari- .es OF
an old district, pierced with business ,uares
ana institutions. yet overwhelmed with a
secon: deluge of immlgration.-Ns0 Y0rs
frfNfthis.
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A LOVER CHANGED WITH NUMBERING
HIS SwKETHRARr.-Theresa Swisher diet
suddenly few days ago At Columbus O., and
was buried. Her friends suspected foul piay.
and had the body resurrected. The coroner's
jury yesterday returned \ verdict maj los
r. Tussing, the girls lover, was the cause OF
her death by means IT present UNKNOWN.
TuSeipg has dfsappeared
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POLITICAL NoTEs.-Tbere was a meeting
OF the Iammany general committee last
right, at which John Kelley made a speech.
He charged the defeat of the Tammany can
dictates TO the reduction of the wages OF the
city labOrers, but eXOneratcI the organiZa-
lion from any responsibility in the matter
1.-THE Philadelphia Press say US the s'school-
house is taking almost as prominent a part
In politics now as the LOG cabin" did once
OF yore. .''.If Is reported that Know Y 9th
Ing lodges are being organized in New
Jersey. Mary and and PennsVlYania
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An OLD MANS srRAsGx surcrnr
Hurry back from church. for want tor. :
wat the preacher says about Jesus.n ~ ,
Matnias smith, OF kittaning, Pa, 10 /,
Gay morning last When she returned hon .
suer cnurch she found her husband hangfn..
Dy ms meek 10 rope from one Of the beams
this note lay ON the kitchen table.
Dem Wve'-You stayed too long. I vas -
anxious TO hear about Jesus that could no.
wall. have gone 10 see him. 49,
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SPURIOUS HoNDS.-Jchn Corliss has been
arrested la Philadelphia charged with nego-
tlatiDg forged Erie city water works bOnds
he is said to have been participant i'm the
Wholesale scheme which lately was partially
carried into effect In New York, to hOod the
country with spurious bonds of the New York
Central railroad company, Western Union
telegraph company and Buffalo and Erie
railroad company. The detective have been
looking for him for some time
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BRITISH The Uruguay, sup
posed to be loaded with supplies for the
bonds To come straight to q port of the
United States, which seems to Indicate that
the &15, 900 900 paid on account Of the Alabama
has had q wholesome effect on British opin-
Ions as TO neutrality.-M Y. HeraLd.
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RAILROADS ASKED TO KEEP THE SAB
BATH.-The eighteenth days session OF tn,
general conference of the Evangelical Asso-
ciation was opened yesterday by BShop
Bowman, and IL was resolved--.sthat mas
much as the temptation OF sabbath desacra-
ton in connection with the Centennial cele-
hration al Philadelphia threatens To be very
great, we earnestly solicit the various rail-
roads And other corporations. and all the au-
tho~ities III whose province il is to protect
The sanctity of the Lords dav, 10 10 so to the
Utmost of their ability PliiIn IInips IN
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Deceased was 70 years old.

yess q. 70 sss cf1sUs e sSe
nearly haif miiiion, or, 20 be pSccise. it =
4ss.s5z Aocording to Appistooe Americsn
CycioPsdia, there ere l2s charchss in Bronx
Protestant denominations, while IS are Ro-
man Catholic. We learn further nom TIE
SycloI sdle tnat the setting capacity Of The
the average attendance ID SOON; while thc
seating capacity nj the ffteen Roman casns
tendance Sc coo. -
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MINERS STRIKE.-Mosto OF the coal miners
in Hooking Valley. Ohio, struck yesterda v
for an increase Of wages. They demand ten
cents per ton in addition to the present rate,
The demand will probably be refused by the
ope, ators.
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TALLMAD6E HAIL.
NATIsSAL TREATkR.

November ?. Mr. G VI EsCDERYOTT,
suppoIted by members ~ the J ulis Mathews Comic
Opera Troupe, &c the beautiful MusicaI Comedy. en-
titled bbObGHT TO BOOk nova tf
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THE TURKISH QUESTIoN.-A Berlin dis
patch says that Russia is not DESTROYS of
acting Independently in the Herzegovinian
question, and that the three powers are in
complete harmony. The insurgents are re-
ported 10 have recently received one thous-
and breach loading rifles from Montenegro
The military commanders of Bosnia aud
Herzegovina have convOSed an assembly
tor the purpose OF prOelaiming a national
government.
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~ IhE INV RAILROAD PoOL-Tns Chicago
Tribune says of the latest railroad pool thst
bis rev combination is far worse than the
ID Saratoga concern. While that was
ihereIy pledging the roads TO maintain Tn 3
rates made by the commissioners . his is viz
iually q consolidation OF the BUSH ess of All
The roads. Their earnings will be pooled on
the basis OF the traffic OF fsI3-74.v The Til
pune also thinks that "the new Erie line has
row chance. by lighting the Combination.
TO gain the support Of the western people al
once, and receive q start which IL would not
otherwise get in ten years.
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JUDGE KELLEY has the floor now. II the
popular will on the currency question didn't
have fair show in Ohio, what was the
matter with 1t In Pennsylvania? There
seems To be conspiracy 10 strangle the rag
baby.-N y. Tribune.
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MISS LILLE SrovER, q granddaughter OF
Andy johnson, and the one who was viii,
him when he was stricken down with the
paralysis that ended his life, was married
last week to Thos. Maloney, a prom,si,, .
young lawyer OF Greenville, Tenn.
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An Egypsfau Dereat-

LONDON, NOvem DER 5-rne Drilg N,.,s has
special telegram from Alexandria saying
the Inhabitants OF Kaka, on the White Nile
nave revnltei and defeated the Egyptian
troops, killing a hundrei OF them. The gov.
eminent has dispatched reiniorcements
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kilograms to The Star.
BE EChER AGAIN.
THE SCANDAL REVIVED.

WESI AND EgS asTITy TURNED OUISF CsfRrH
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LONDON, Nov. 5.-Col. GoweL, of New
York, who raised the wrecks of the Russian
fleet in the harbor OF Sebastopol. has been
officially invited by the British Admiralty
10 put In proposals for raising the iron clad
NanguaId-sunk OF Wicklow Head.
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FOREIGN GEWS.

VIENNA, November 5-The ye,.e F,e.s
freSse says that Ignatief, the Russian min
lister at Constantinople, has had an inter
view with the Grand Nizier, in which ne
threatened an armed intervention Of the
great powers IL Turkish persec ton OF Chris
tians continued
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~The Great Eastern is being refurnishesi
at an expense OF si00, 900 for centennial trips.
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the summer residence of Rear Admiral A.
l.. Case, L. s. n, in Newport, X. l., We'd
nesday afternoon. The bride was Miss Annie
X Case, only daughter of the Admiral. and
The bridegroom Ensign G. w. Deerihg, l.. S.
y, who lately returned home from Europe
AID who has just been promoted TO the Off e.
~ ensign. The ceremony was performed oy
WV +. Witcher, Of the Methcl list churcn
and ii was very quiet affair. About fifty
guests We're present, among wnOm were Sev
vIal naval officers in filI uniform The 60 ! u
took the evening boat for New YORK, en- rpn,s
To the west, where the bridegrooms parents
reside, on their bridal tour.
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Snafn aud the Vatican

MADRlD, Nov. 5.-The Didri0 EyDgyg0l
says the Vatican has sent a note To Madrid
which expresses approval Of Cardinal
SimeoDis conduct regarding the circular
The note insists upon the execution OF the
coDcOrdat. refuses TO recognize the royal
placet, attributes the civil war to religious
tolerance, and demands that the bishop al
Crgel be tried by ecclesiastical Judges and
Lot by an ordinary tribunal
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FIRE IN THE RICHMOND THEArRE-The
Richmond tNa.) Enquirer says that on sat
urday evening, just before heclosing scene
M the last act and during the duet between
VINE l. Ange and Ange Pitou, the scenery
Oh the theatre IN that city caught fire from
one OF The Chinese lanterns suspended over
the entrance TO tue ''Cal ypso ball ROOM In
moment the theatre was in ferment: one
or Two ladies IN the dress-circle fainteI
Whlle the parquei was I'm an uproar Many
rushed forward toward the stage while
others made remarkably quick time Cor the
doors, some OF which were locked. The scene
~ had begun 10 blaze briskly la full view of
me audience. when some one I'm the parquet
cried out. "Pull II down." This suggestion
was promptly acted on. The burning scene
ry was torn down and fell across the stage.
ana the IRE was soon stamped out, but Al
was very narrow escape, and In a minute
more the theatre must have been doomed n
destruction. The audience was greatly agi-
lated, especially the ladies, and hal the the
atre been crowded, as on previous nights OF
Inc week, there Is no estimating the casual
ties that must have resulted from the fear
M panic that would have followed the first
alarm. The curtain was dropped for a few
minutes until the agitation IN the audience
and on the stage could be quieteI. when IN
was again raised, and the opera went on 10
It's conclusion without further accident.
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The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
the latest election returns; The World
OF Fashion-New York styles. by Jen-
ME June; Notes OF Summer Trip:
all the news of the week, general and
local; choice stories, poems and sketches:
agricultural and household matters, etc, etc.
Terms: ~ per annum In advance: nostaCe
prepaid; single copies five cents, in wrappers.
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COMMISSIONS SIGNED-The President ha
signed the commissions OF Augustus s. Gay
lord as Assistant Attorney General of the
United States, and John X. Valentine as
United States attorney for the eastern dis
1rict of PennS NlNania.
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THE EARTHQUAKE IN GEoRGIA-A Ssats
Up 0 Augustd.-The Augusta Ca Constitu-
tlonalist furnishes the following ia regard 10
Inc earthquake In Georgia on Monday even
ing, briefly reported by telegraph: About 10
O'Clock three shocks came inrapid succession
from east 10 west. IL IN said that the shoe Ks
were felt in some localities very severely:
one gentleman likening the shocks 90 a
heavy wagon rumbling through the streets.
One merchant on Broad street, who with a
irlend was sitting in his Office. which is al
most enclosed IN glass, was very much fright
ened, crying out, MY God, did you feel
that?" Warren block, IL is said e xperienceI
ahcavler shock than any other place ia the
city. Up town the snocks were felt very Sc
Verely, and policeman reports that the pop
ulation IN that part OF the city ran wildly
Out OF Their houses 10 ascertain the cauSe OF
the rumbling noise ard trembling of their
houses. All along the river hank In the on.
slhe>s portion OF The city, the shock was very
severe, And those gentlemen who were porting
over books and accounts received a severe
scare. A gentleman residing on Mcintosh
street reports that the shocks were so severe
ust many people ran out OF their hoases ia
great alarm. The affair has created "A gene
rSl FEELING OF ciStrJisi, nur cittzeaS not know
I'm when 10 expect another shock fro n our
terrible and mysterious visitant"
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The New Work EIecttor
The Sc Loats wnI.E, rr.Yax

INV lOkK. Nov Warren county "a,
pleie. Seward 2gS majority.
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PERsoNAL--Seeat0r Morrill,. of Vermo IT,,
is in town. Commissioner DuelI has not
yet Ieturno rom Syracuse. He is expected
back in about a weeK.
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ARMY ORDERS Lieut.. Col. Robert VII
liams, assistan. adjutant general. trans erred
from headquarters department OF Missouri
10 headquarters department OF the PLATE:
Major Oliver ID. Greene, assistant aIilJaDt
general, from headquarters department q!
Dakota 10 headquarters department OF Mis-
souri,; Major George ID. R1ggle>, assist 3ut
adiulaDt general. from headquarters depart
rnent of the Platte TO hea iquarterS depart-
ment OF Dakota Col. u. 3. Sacket inspec
TOR general, is detailed TO inspect certain sub
sistence stores on hand At the WATERFOWL
arsenal, Mass, reported as requiring the ac.
tion or an Inspector, and for which Captain
Cullen Bryant, ordnance department, is re-
spOnsible.
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ALFRED DAGGETr who was elected to the
lucrative Office of sheriff of Kings county,
New York, on the republican ticket at the
late election was clerk in the State DEPART
ment while Mr.. Seward was Secretary OF
Slate.
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TIE MISSISSIPPI ELI CTION.-The follow
ing dispatch has been received:
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, Nov. I. 1sT5.-C3L
richard HcAHister, Washington. D e: Myma-
JoTIty $500 with -four small counties 10 hear
from, which cannot change result materi-
ally. O.. WILEY WELLS
We are advised that the republicans have
elected three members OF C0ngress-WeIls
Niles and Lynch--and the democrats three
Lamar, Hooker and Money-and that Mr.
L?mar will be elected u. ). Senator in Gov.
A icOrn's place.
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THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTIoN.-The Attor-
ney General this morning received dis
patch stating that q. w. Wells, candidate
for Congress in the second congressional dis
trict of Mississippi, is elected by 5000 m l.
jority over his opponent, Howe Mr.. Wells
is al present ". $. district attorney for the
northern district of Mississippi, and is an
Snti-Ames man.
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THE SUIT of Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines VS.
Caleb Gushing, which has been pending in
the special terms fer many months, has been
referred 10 the general term. TO BE- heard
there by all the judges in the first instance.
THIS suit is for an injunction to restrain Mr.
Gushing from interfering with certain CLAIM
th?t he contends have been either in whole
or in part transferred To bin in satisfaction
OF Ills services as The counsel OF Mrs. Gaines
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS -Iaterual reve-
nue, So, 2.i93; customs. S5s3 .59G.62.
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESsELs-The
Hartford was put out of commission at New
York on the 29th ult. The Froic arrived al
Carlisle bay, Barbados, October 21st. nine
days from Bermuda. She expected to leave
october 26 for Maranham.