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"estust That Mr.. Mason aud his friends
4'ae Second district will see THAT tile vote
"s'' The other counties is critically re.ex-
au'aed, as wellas look into this pendleton.
% s'1.'e'' There may be errors IN so much
.s,s!nc .,', that will chanee.the result. Fol tho
a'''lac'lon Of everybody, let US know tho
,.ss' 'acts in regard 10 eacl, county. We
s' nsA'u'e that Mr.. Wilson desires nothing
y, W. what is fair; and we know that Mr..
"a JASON does not. bnt tits due to the salts
S,. as.a0n 0tthe public mind throughout tho
,s. .ase'hat there slould DO i thorough re.ex.
district. ,r5.I-fS Gs1SyYtS % 1'.5st Il ~ IL
!, ,Aeanwhile the stay at home Republicans
~eSeral.couniics ia the district that could
S,'e "a done better for Mason, have tho sat.
~, suction Of knowing that II he is defeated
" ferorsibili,y belongs to them. AWbils
~, was makinga heroic aght against heavy
%ss' !, al great personal sacrifice to himself,
Me! dld not think 1t worth while to nut
themselves to the small Inconvenience 81
,pus ,ts 10 The polls. He is borne down d i ID
"e asM by his own friends. s 9f5, 4
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{, Christi Nh church Conyentiouy,

LEXINGTON October, 2O.-The general
Board Of Missions Of the Christian Church
is holding, . most successful convention iiuu
here this year. More than eight lines ,as =
much money las been raised and. pledged
than that Of any previous meeting. last
night 5000 was contributed TO the Home
Missions: The officers elected to-day are ::
PRESIDENT, Dr., DUNCAN, OF Iowa, Vice Pres.
idents, J. Il: Feslage, Of New York; j. S.
House, Of Kentucky; J.. II, Garrison. q
Ohio. Recording Secretaries, w. N.iDrnpier,.
Of of:lndiana;F. D.Glower,. District of Co.
lumbia; n. S. llayney,iIllinois; Treasurer.
Joseph Smith, Ohio; Auditor, w, Dickin.
SOD; Ohio; Board Of Managers, Hon. r M
Bishop, james Leslie, Joseph Smith. IL.
3: W. WATSON, and r. T. Mathews. II
ohio, andnV.!F Fish, S. G. Boyd,'fWiI III
Lape, and tWm. Nj, Leo, OF Keniraky.,i NJ
n;;lower, Chaplain Of the House OF Repr..
eensatives, addressed tho Convention on
The Garfield Memorial Church al Washing.
ton, and pledges amounting to over $500
were made Ia the Church. i. .,.:.s, Is!sG
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A rREsBYrERIAxsYyo
AaSA Ses0s Political aiKeAo1utiOusl llcfo
II, Pleuglng Support 10 Prohibition

II. PledElng support 10 Prohibition.
HARRISBURG, October '2O.-The session
OF the Pennsylvania Presbyterian, Synod
was continued this morning. II. E.,Niles
submitted lengthy resolutions in reference
to prohibition, the substance Of which was
that as ministers Of the Gospel Of Christ,
they acknowledged that solemn responsi.
bllities rested upon them in the temper.
ance cause; that they are in hearty ,synipa-
Thy with; alrjudicious efforts to. unite GOOD
citizens in securing the adoption oispro.
hibltory amendments to State constitutions.
that they will support those men as canli..
dates for the Legislature who acknowledge
the necessity OF prohibitory measures, and
that they also recommend the formation OF
temperance societies in all the Presby.
terian Sabbathisehools.4 4 ftfi q
The resolution caused a long and :ni,paa.
ted debate after which.itw was REFEREED 10
the Temperance Committee for action and
reOOrf 1--s-fr - --r-==--IS=s-7
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cHAnlArrr, N. G., October 2o.-N. FL.
Bailey, Democratic didpte ioF thp House
from aleekleRbprg county; vas assaulted
this evening by A. Gillespy, geyenue
agent, and badly wounded, The attack
was made because bailey stated he waa In
formed that Gillespy was using money to
carry the election for tho Republicans
The affair caused considerable excitement,
Further trouble is, apprehended. :. a
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GATH expresses the opinion In the Gin.
ciunat Enquirer Of yesterday that Beaver
will pull through" in Pennsylvania. This
he says after visit 10 the Eastern part Of
that State. One Of the reasons given ID the
following "The elections in West Virginia
clearly showed a sensitive condition Of the
,arill llin.eresl, and that must ullect Penn.
sylvania considerably" 1t seems that a
large number Of lrishlnen will vote the Re-
publican ticket this year, Just as an i'm.
mense number Of them did in West Vir-
ynia this Mll. nte ll alfsf.g's:4s 4, s.-,rrS
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Murder.i in n Dance IIou...

p,nlADEIruIA; October aa-puring the
progress OF, the .tpstivities ln a low.class
depelna hall ibis morning several aband.
Ioneds characters, while dancing, became
involyedin'a row. Michael Graham No va:
charged with lcollidiugswjth some other
participants, whom tile report OF a pistol was
heard and Graham was seen ItoVfallto the
floor dead! John Monaghan, proprietor Of
the den, is believed % have fred the shot
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2:rerrjple plncn for.u NIrhE 1 !.

LEWISTON M, October so,-slatthew
conuor and Patrick O'Connell, ;hol car
siers, got into a fight on the wall OF a, new
building at Auburn, i where they. wero
working this morning, and closed III; con.
tlict on the edge Of the third aiory wall.
They lost their balance and: fell, clasped in
each others embrace tlity ieetto The ground, !,
being instantly killed. Both leave large
faniliesIH f,l!.aAs HS5A4flGhf .ilU'fa II =,
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A MEs.LlslI CRIME,
Widow Woman nrutulIy Outraged
~" 'EiH Near Kingwood.di dil .lWiqS.gl

| H.. &. :.
S,nvwoAd ,o,.r., 80 !, "ooo. ""''1l: /, ,iai,
i "S ~ NIs..,... svu.' 49, y' ~ 5h,'
y" taAonuay a'!ernoon, about thre
O'Clock, some human tiend committed !,
namelcss outrage on the person AZ Mrs
HartselL Tia wono : !. IL IT,. ~, 4.
l,,. e.. ~ u 90 NV ",uo" =! III
's'e IAta' "a. har.Eeli, who died abou
eighteen .monthB ago In Monongalia coun
~, he having moved there from ,h;s ;,or1, corn
Nv. Her mail,n ~ -. -. 49, c.i'
........,'is Ao "a1 su1, ne9henyi .all ah'
."o seSpectao!e gen@'emen who knew, he
rom her childhood till her marriage, tel
US that she was a thoroughly re,uec,abl,
woman. falIFGsEtSts
a 80. 4. ~. VI !, Z. j, =. Il y gs-
a n'on'a aeo sue moved toaa house OF
the farm OF George Watson, In Valley Dis
trict A'tew DAYS apo~ber aanah,rr mn, nm.
onlv child ,yo a t,,.s,;n,, is,,,s.I.t,s, -, sA>
~ II,, % ''eu, ',uec 'e. "iien .lti,ttn' ttni'
M.o'. iiAIlse'a Y, nAs Deen llving alone. IN
On Monday afternoon, while sic was sit
ing IN her Kitchen, a man quietly entered
the house, When she first saw him h,
was within few feet Of her. ] Ills uuex
fN~ss. tASos"SS eNnA'cu leI lllucI. SeelOb
her fright, tho scoundrel told her she had
nothing to fear. 'She handed him d chair,
AS she did 30 he took hold Of her. Sh,
screamed, and he took revolver from hi.
POCKET. ana, threatening 70 take her life /
she made noise, he accomplished Ills bru
tal purpose. She lost consciousness. Wher
sue camo to, the man was bathing her fact
with water. lie spoke kindly to her, was
well dressed, and Of gentlemanly appear.
ance and manner. When she became
able to speak, the man looked out the win!
dow, then went out tho door and left. Mrs
Hartsell was 10 weak that she was unable
to rise, and she lay on the bed where th.
man had thrown her, till some OF hcl
neighbors came In, to oi'whom she relatet
what had occurred, aud described the vii.
IAN. 3iatt kt,It s.l.y@fs u; l!..q,i , o.is
lthappened that two gentlemen, one
resident OF this county and the other Of q
distant'part Of the State, had driven from
hlnRwood to Masontown, and returned BY
way OF Reedsvllle. passing near Mr.. Hart
sells on Monday. Her description Of hel
Z ravisher led some 10 suppose that he ,was
the latter Of the two men. "A warrant wa,
issued for his arrest by Justice Coburn, 81
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LOUISVILLE, October. 2O.-Ren. 1lolton,
colored, who brought suit against ohm and
Alexander Duncan. of Oldham county, for
$4,000 has compromised on 500. Tbs
property OF the defendants had been re- re-
peatedly fired and they suspected Holton,
took him from his bed and endeavored 10
force = confession from him, going so far
in the attempps 10 put a rope aboutIhis
neck!and pull him UP Scyefsl times. sHol-
tom lcltt his, home Sin 0lohal4 feppnty
through lear of'violence, came TO this CITY
aill Ind the Dunclns arrested. = He at NIL
times deaie4 Tho crime charged against
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Gke: Gtttelliiqq]&|Jatllle'.r,:., q]|Jtl 1 e.,
DR. D. 3. Dorsey, formerly Of Fairn,ont,
". Va, Is the Republican candidate Tor
Congress IN the Chillico.he, Mo, district. X


Two deaths have happened In the Sec
oud Congressional district-tlle political
death Of a judge aud a poet--ludse lIoge
and roet Lucas. As for Poe. Lucas, his
right bower, The white plumed John Barton
Payne, has left the district in disgust and
gone to Chicago. Atlas has gone to the
Ilesperides and there Is no one left to sup
port tho skies. Exit Payne Vale I.ucas. .
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Afraid ofLynchlpR.

MLwavkEE, Wls, October eQ.=nespatch
from WaFsAw,, Wis., aays''? Sheriff Briggs,
Of Waupuca coun.y,,and one q rinkelton'a
men arrested two. men for the murder Of
H. Q. Mead, bunker Of Waupaca., The Off.
aials adnlit the arrest but decline 10 give
details as EtaFD .tesrs are entertained,t that
TIE ,pr|sySWnsFs will b lyReb|ee44 9p lheIr,pI.
Tiyah at M!aeEgpaea:i / 1Ik5GGGIi Gipi.
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Reduction in STA ~ ped IN ye,op.s,

WASHINGTON, October W.-Dnited States
stamped envelopes will be sold to the
public alter January1, 1883, at q rednc.
ton Of flO per cent on the present price. The
postofilce Department has also arranged to
print special return request notices upon
envelopes wilbont additionalclinrge when
ordered in quantitie7 oi five hundred or
more. Gen. Hazen states tact not general.
ly known, that stamped envelopes when
spoiled through tnIsdl,cciion or other eau.
ses, can be exchanged for pas.pge stamps
Of the same denomination At tho nearest
postotlice. 'liTsg es,i 5ril5 L.
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I4NilFQAa GolllAlou,,

Rasspqev!, NY, October T xa si ifeiiR6,
trains on the Hudson River Railroad col:
lided at Rhineclia' this morning. Al i'i en-:
Ginc and twelve cars were thrown into The
rlver and other cars damaged No lives
were lost. 4 The engineer and fireman
climbed out after the engine was sub.
merged in the river. The loss Is estimated
al $4,000, 4,;a SfH ,l.-..t..i,.a, IS @ fSr
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PORTLAND, Me-, October 2o.-In Tie er.
Oh g@iR!a!ion m ot the charges made against the
Stale Reform schaql ~ HoY, Flsisted,
Superintendent Farrington; made q Denial
Of the charges and intimated the Governor
bad assistedthef boys in theit wickedness,
esp aSKs1a' SSs SSs, gs t1 aNj ss
Governor, Being asked IL he intended 10
Intimate the Governor had 80 assisted the
boys, he replied he did not Wish to amend
MS statement. h -
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.St9f"s.!;I1'7o ~

4 T PnoylDEycE, r. r. October N,EIhe
Turkish government has made a derlant d
upon the Providence tool company ior4 49,.
Oh rifles with bayonets and scabbards,
Ma1Etsctured by, the tool company ior the
Turkish government and held, as alleged
In store by the said company for the
Turkish government, III: IN = N -,
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THE RREasED i EiF snIPMExrs,y i
Railroads, buyers, and Shippers A fyectet
.I. by tho New Echeme. -

A'.N's""ts sAS , SA"t@AA oHbppefk AheCt9t1
| by the New Scheme. d. \
Cn!eApo, October 2Q.ET7 ET7AlthoUSh tGea ahip,
melt of dressed bcei ID the East d ii itsin.
fancy, vast number Of men have already
been thrown out Of employment by it. All
day today scores Of shippers frequented
the Exchange Building with tho expects
ton Of receiving orders to prepare tar a
trip 10 the Metropolia,, hut the maj jorisy Of
the huyHra displayed u i,.downcast appear.
ance, Which seemed 10 say that they would
have 10 accept the inevitable. The rail.
roads-ar also beginning to feel the results
o. tue new departure Notwithstanding the
reports 81 the agents that they ave s.fl in
the field. Tha shipments 81 cattle on the
hool have greatly diminishedsince dressed
beef met with 30 favorable reception In
the East, and the prospects are thai twill
sSH'ass Sssa; a$Se sfSt stsst s r; sg l.
rVinons business. A reporter copy pyersed
with q number Of aQepta ol tho different
ro9dq, ,aph Whit. they were not particularly
anx ious iahont giving informiaAan; from
the tone Of their conversation IT was eyi.
dent that the end was not iar of. sir
months ago the principal. .rccaa ID shipped n
an average 10 cars ol cattle per week and
the eos., Of transportation amounted to no
s.lAall lgRre. Considerable talk was IL.
du'sed in to-day, caused by IA report that
sundry New York butchers had made ,hoir
appcearasn sce aeye and were looking around
for sonle suitable site upon which to erect
slaughter houses: Investigation failed to
confirm the report 5anl IL was doubles
born in some mind With The intent oi
creating a'soaye. However, ihe advent oi
Hew1fork butchers inthis market can be
looked for IN the near iutule,, Il tho opin:
ions OF old shippers who arc conversar,t
with their doings In New y ork; are worth
anything, Stor Ut. is.a, fact that they will
either have to do It or abandon The bust.
ness y = , IS = So ; ul lSLl5E
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r Fight with Me.ieau s,nuvr,crs..

Fight With Mexican smuxglers. Z
sASASToSio, TEX, October ?O.-1v des.
perate fight took place near. 4ampassa yes.
terday between a band. Of smugglers and
several Mexican Custom House officers.
The band refusing TO surrender tho officers
opened fire, and iour smugglers were killed
and four captured. .t1s'- vi n \
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Reeklpsa hhootipEE,

LITTLE Koek, Ark., October .Q-Ter
miles south Of Mineral Springs, Howard
county, TUESDAY afternoon, officers IRON
Texas with a,requlsition tor.ths arrest o.
two mcn named George, went with Z
posse to the house Of The father Of tht
fugitives and found the men sitting on tht
porch. The parties we're ordered by liz
RSs s,sy a!sss|Et1In5S4 |Etis IL
man George and son And tatally woanlinG
a young man who hapnen.l e C uc present
on A Wait IL - : :, r ."'>'' ~ -
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The Senate stands us heretofore stated
viz .onc in the First district, one in the
SecouI, one in the Third, one in the
Fourth, one in the Fifth, one in the Tenth,
aud two in the Eleventh. i Is 4;iv5I
In addition to these eight Senators, Dr.
Rrbee, Of Mason, who voted with the Re-
publicans holds over, as dos also David
son, Independent, Of the Morgan and
Berkeley district. s,%,4I 'a4s l1ps'
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ItuNcnty at war Wjib Their .Tcnt.h.,

s'n.lenss ~, v4vsWtib Their sTenrhers.
MoSxov1,', ltlr, October aQ,-Wa4 lay
broken out tbetween the students Ind iaG.
ulty Of Monmouth College Oh account 81 /
reception rendered by the students against
the wishes Of the authorities to Mr. Ross,
who recently won the. first prize in IN ora.
toyical contest in Chicaeo. Two hundred
students aEs on the war patl.Ie Fia''l
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, coni Minrrx Of, n SlrIL,..

h CUMBERLAND, Z, Mn October 2o,-.The
miners in the 8Meyeesdalo coal region
struck for an advance from iorty, 10 so cents
per ton, Only one mipe is working today.
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Cabinet { fMcetiux.

WASHINGTON, I, October 20.-The lsession
OF tho Cabinet to day was short and unin,-
important. No names were agreed upon
for, varaneiea jn the army, caused by the
retirement Of Major General Mcdowell.
The political situation in New York and
Pennsylvania was informally disguised. y;
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Collapse ofBis Project. ln Chicago.

cnl1lie:4do. October 2o.@rhe great East
Chicago scheme, which contemplated the
building of an immenae harbor- on On Wolf
Lake, the construction Of beltline around round
the city, and . anumber Of other enterprises
Of the. Coll Sellers order; has has COLLAPSED,
The elegant Offices Of New York capitalisIs
who were conducting the j. soheme have
been b. :1, closed. Il is said9 they sunk halt a
million dollars before they we.s convinced
Of the impractlcabillty Of the undertaking,
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--ChrjxtIap C0TteFenIsrv
A CHICAGO, October 20.-Rev. Char

CHICAGO, October 20.-Rev, Charles
spurgeon, q LONDON, in company with J.
S. Snithson, Rev. W. j., Erdnan, D. w,
'Whlt,le and James McGranahan, leave TO-
morrow lnofnlng .ldr. ltd l,op;S spd will
hold Christian Conferences there oh d)Gto.
ber % and q, at Indianapolis on the 25tll
and o6th and at Cleveland on the eth and
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PLA7TsnuFo, Mo, October 90 Bob Ford,
who removed Jesse James, now on trial
here for the;;murler Of Wood Hitc, one Of
the James gang, is. quite as much ot q hero
in this part Of the smse as Frank James is
at Independence. His admirers attend
him In crowds and give him daily airinga
IN the way ol buggy. rides. Ford admits
that he was present at the killing Of Hite,
put denies any guilt in connection with II.
He also denies saying that the country is
not big enough fol-. him and Frank james,
adding that il James meant to harm him
he could have done 80 before esurrenJeriny:
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Rank RurrlnrIxesi.

GRAND RAPIDS, October q. o0.-Dewllerder's
bank, at Iceland, OtAwa county, was bur
glarized "Wednesday night aud from seven
to nine thousand dollars in CURRENCY se,
cured. = The safe was drilled and The lock
broken. No clue 10 the thleves 81 I. !
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Average Wenlti.

TorEkA, KAN, October 2O.--The Hon, p.
l. Bonebrake, Auditor Of the State, has pre-.
pared i statement showing the amount Of
taxable property and taxation per capita
in the several States iof the Union ;farfthe
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A RAlIRoAn freight depot is wanted at
L ~

A RAILROAD freight depot isiwanted at
Btnwood. The Marshall county Reporter
SAYS: ~ Of. ',asa,rat- b, Es|ll4 4i,Igsgtti
The people Of Benwood want railroad
freight depot ut that place. Persons nc.
Quained will, the business OF that locality
cannot but realize the great inconvenience
Of farmers and ehippers in receiving or
shipping. They are obliged TO take.5it
either to Wheeling or over into Ohio for
shipment and receive in the same way.
Their wants in this respect should be sup
piled by all means-and wc think it would
be iiappliealon was nude to headquarters.
The company always cndeavos 10 grant
sny reasonable demands OF its friends. -
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The Presidents Heal IN.

WASHINGTON, October 2O.-The Presl.
dent has retDrned in excellent health,
Tho reports that l,0 Was;' suliering Sirom
Bright s;disease are incorreoa. - u 4,
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!! z I Produce coiug Down tho R,y.r.

'Ratine llcra1d.4 I5s.I7T = ~ 5.i0
Capt. PHI. Elliottwi havsscl one one 3D. Boat of
potatoes 1000 barrels. r. Ben,z x Co.,
rlant,, 1900 barrels; Rood, Wolflk Co.,
Rlan,s's 1900 barrclt; ptaBill Robeffts,
Ieari, cabbage, krout, md %appl,ess,. "a and IA
1000 barrels Of potatoes; fHihbea"t Da,,o. !.
lass, Ripley Landing, 1000 barrels of nota.
toes. J.. Douglass &: Co.. Ripley Landing
ll,SOQs barrels potatoes; Wick, EUayman (
ca, WorthS Bottom, :, 500 barrels annlss
aud potatoes; Nut, ltsr 1 ca, ., 900 barrels
potatoes; Spencer liarbold, potatoes cah.
hage and kyout, D. G. pickius, Racine i ON,
barrels potatoes, krout anu cabbage, Z ~ sSN'.
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lsoIHg!gtiAn II the New orlhcrn Pacific
HJTiWfiE Uritlre 40 nj. ~ ~ MA. 'ijl{j'I

poolHgtG{iNn II fhp New Northern Pacific
H9'fDnE nridge spRismirck.tn Il lgV y
n'BBXlhcK, D. T!'loctoher1 The first
Train, crossed 1.-THE tpem Northern Pacific
high bridge ovetthe Missouri, river at!tlii,
point, to-day, but the formal opening does
rot occur until tomorrow. when the
strength Of the bridge will be tested by
running eight heavy yengines across coupled
together. Allargei number oil railroad en-.
gineers, newspaper men, and Others will be
present. and the Chamber Of Commerce
will give them a banquet aud dinner, a
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THE kECOND DISTRICT.

HSsnu Probably Defeated by. Hevel,
pE yuten. 5f.tF-Nds y 1
Mr. N. X. Boegs, Of Franklin, Pendleton
'onn.y, sends us the official vote OF that
county, showing 81 majority Tor Wilson
instead Of t9 as heretofore returned. This
makes difference OF IS votes, and; as the
asares stand from the other counties, de-
'elts Mason in the district byf7 votes. =
Ihs yised, vote of the AIatriet now
ssnds AS follows: AZ US n
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I. A Among The Inrae,t,s.

1 -
.C'SciSSArI' October e0.-An organiza.
lion to be known tas tho hlaccabecs has
been started in this city. It's purpose is to
encourage and assist in the promotion Of,
agriculture amonethe lsnelites. The plan
is to enrolliin sections all the, .Is,ae)ites
over, thirteen years OF age, who shall pay
the, annual dues OF one dollar, and eacL
section, in the State to constitute 4 division
and the representatives. OF tKe Ke'diyision viii,
constitutes a grand division. Thelatt viii,
have an Executive Council, witch shall
control and dishurse the fundsi,lA proyis.
ional Council is to- act until the EXECUTIVE
Council is organized, or has been chosen.
It consists Of NJ. 10th, Moses Krohn, NJ, =
H., Narkp, Henry Stix,, Joseph Abraham!
Joseph: Irounstine,N ,NlAlex.l jstraus, MAX.
lsaacs aud Henry lIoewenstein. jIr, Il M.
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Iut rat, uc4inn of the nihlnn.n.1,,

iat rod s'csion Of the Bible asn 'fcxt nonl
HAMILTON, oSr., octobes s0-An impor.. imp
tant convention of,:he Baptist cleryyn,en.
and laymen, which has been in session
here tor the past few days had under coi.t itl
alteration the proposed Introduction ltf,h. q NJ.
llblo as . text book, ii the public schoola
ofcatario, and declined to take part in liz
deputa.ion whieh will wait upon Tie Pre-
mier Of Ontario, Tuesday next; assigning A.
reason that while hesriily0upproyinp iho
proper tusel Of the Bible u in the pubjic
schools, they hesitate to take any action
which will interfere in any way With tlS
religious liberties of my ;ot' the citizens
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The revised returns so iar as received at
this office show the election Of ftwenty:six
Republicans in the House of Delegates in
tue following counties: -, = =
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NV YoR4, October 2o.-It is stated on
good authority that west bound freight
rates will bc advanced November ], be- N
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Taxablc JlT41n.
property tIos IA.l
lTAxnhla
I EsEgs
- ; :
poli4lcnLFIghf,H. n.

There are no returns from the States moi
mentioned in the above list: 8SsjE /