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Wttttxn $arfc &&vtrtlm. T HURSDAY, N OVEMBER 8, 1866. CONGRESS SUSTAINED! JOHNSON REBUKED I Fenton Triumphantly Re- Elected ! A GLORIOUS RESULJ! Ne.ws Items. GENERAL. Simeon Draper died at Whitaitone, L. 1., at half-past 3 o 'clock on the morning of the 8th. The Time*' Charleston special rav* that ex Provisional QoTcrnor Perry publishes a long latter against the adoption of the Constitutional Amendment. IIo says the South may be ru'ned, bat cannot be dishonored, and axpressos the con- rietlon that tho amendment can never sain the assent of three -fourths of tho States. A subscription has been taken up in Kew Orleans and a proposition made to tend about one hundred noted \thugs\ to Washington Jo overawo the next Congress. Tho Supreme Court of Indiana has de- tided that the articlo of the State Constitution prohibiting negroes from entering that State is null and void under the new amen mcnt. Freparationi are bcirg mado for a grand reception In New York for Cyrus W. F.eld. Hon. IVm Wright, United States Sen ator, died at Ms residence in Newark, N J., on the 1st Inst Tbe tolls upon despatches by tho Atlan tic Cablo wcro to he roduced ono-half on the lit of November. A great gale took pl&co on the coast of Maine oa the SOth and 31st ulti , interrupting tel egraph communications, steamboat* and mails.— Up* nun was killed by a board blown from his barn by the gale, In Providence, R. I., tho wind blew down a dry Inched connected with a bleach- try, and killed ono nun and Injured others. Tho funoral of Miss Fanny Soward, daughter of Hon Wm II Soward, was held in Washington on the 31st ult Mr. A T. Stowart of Now York intondi to invest about $5,000,000 in providing homos for the Industrious poor of that city, the work to be tommenced nt an early day A Are, tbe damage of which is estimated at from $.100,000 to $500,000, occurred at Boston oa the night of tho 3d A. H. Stephens of Georgia announces himsolf ai opposed to tho Constitutional amend ment. Gen. Swoonoy has askod to bo rclnstutcd into his position as Major in the I\ S .Armv It ia thought that tin President mil grant the request. FOREIGN'. A grand banquet was given to Mr. Erifht at Dublin ou the 31st ult. IIo mado a speech In favor cf tho application of proper reme dies lor tho removal of Irish grievances Tbe Popo lias delivered a manifesto in whieh he condemns the onndu-t of Italy and de clares his willingness to dm in defense of tho right, or in cose of need to do so, seek tho exor cise of his ministry in another laud The Turks claim great victories over the Christians In Candia. Three thousand Cre- , ... . , , . , , . . ,, tans had been drowned in a eavo in winch they I 0f C0Ur, ° tho Republicans elect their full had taken rofuje, the udo n-ing nnd submerging delegation of Congressmen. Bon Butler them. i * Tbe London Times favors tho reference,' hM lbo »weeping majority of 4 to 5,000. of the L' S. claims for duiinge' In the destruction Thero are heavy Radical gains in New •f the Alabama to a Joint < ommifsion On tbe 11th inst. u grand celebration of Je \ c y- Wiicon.w * nd Michigan, llli. the restoration of pea^e ii to bo had all over i nois, Missouri,Kansas nnd Minnesota givo Pr \\ 1 *' ' heavy Bopublican iniijoritici, THE NATIONAL RATIFICATION 1 The Election on Tuesday last was more glorious in its results, unmistakable in its significance, and torrible in its political rebuke*, than any balloting before or since tho ro-olcction of Abraham Lincoln. Though tho result is not' accurately known, it is safo to affirm that Bouben £. Fenton, despito tho largely Increased Dem ocratic majorities in New York and Brook lyn, is re-elected Govornor by 7,000 ma jority. Tho scattering roturns indicato no loss o.f Congressmen. In Massachusetts, Gov. Bullock is re elected by about 70,000 majority; tho Sonato is ontirely Republican, and two colored mon havrj boon olectod to tho low er Houso, ono from Charleston and the other from Boston. - Will So. Carolina now go arm-in-arm with Massachusetts? The alliance between Prussia and Bus- j •lata a fixed fart. Tbo militory and naval forces of Russia have been ordered to ho raised to their full strength. Tbo Italian prees denounces tho ullocu- tion of tho I'ope against tho conduct cf Italy Tho receipts of tho Atlantic Tolcgrnph are reported in I.'>nd\n to average from JCOoo tn £1,000 pi-r day This would ciunl $-1,360 t o fl.S-IQ p<r day The Spirit of tho South. Of courso, nobody apprehonds but that No nows from Delaware. Maryland doubtless goes Democratic. Gun. Lojjtui bos suroly baun elocttd to Congress. In tbef 28th (Rochoster) Congrcsiional District it is claimed by tho Democrat of Wednesday, thut Sclyo has a majority over Hurt of 2.C00. Thero is no doubt of his election. Though doublloss atomowhat irregular candidato, wo trust ho will now THE COUJfTY VOTE. Fenton Maj. Hoffmaa Maj provo himself a rogular Radical, such as tboiiouth has got tho lesson of tho Rebel- bis Republican frionds bavo claimod him lion by heart. It ia id!o to tbink of tboir tQ ^ Q instigating another military furce That 1 ' drama Una been played out. Jell Davis | In Kcw Yurk ^ ^nando Wood itolo tho best robo from tho green room in j and John Morrisey bavo been olectod to which to mako his ignominious exit at tho ; Congress; Uoraco Greoloy, defoatod. This back door of tbo thcatro. But somo of tho ! „„„<•„„„,.„„„,;„:„„,„,i was of courso anticipated, southern papers, possibly just to amuso themselves—and certainly very much to tbo amusement of others—nro talking of j another wnr ! Hour 'em go on ! Says tbo ' Marshall (Tuxns) Republican : Thnt accomplished, nnd what next*— Tho attempted removal ojf tho President, by impeachment or rovolgtton ; nnrf there and then will be inaugurated a reign of ter ror such as hat never been witnessed on this continent. Tho Iluntsvillo Item : Granting that Radicalism be successful, : Mt. Morris and can enrry out such a programme as it JJ # Daasville i. profesBi -s to udhcro to—[and it's a co'n to, i t,\ . ' , ,„ hen,:] * * * * * * u-eask^nthe^^ ll « name of Ilearen, will not this bring about a ' Ossian 10 wart Who hut slaves would submit, to Portogo 75 such a tyranny ! Who but a pcoplo pos- r Snrinewalcr 253 1» or r.ht 1 ' \ Sparta Avon 100 Cone us 104 Caledonia....' 80 Gcnesoo 145 Grovoland 1G Lima 133 Livonia «245 i Lcicestor » 71 43 104 seising no spark of generosity or chivairy, , mould bear to see their limbs fettered by the manacles of despotism, with a black and loathing element, such as liadicalitm, is to gloat over their misfortunes and lash them- into subservience t Gon. Butler is elected to Congress.— Concerning him tho San Augustino Ex press thus rnved beforo his election ; But let them send bim to Washington Let them, if they are so determined and unrelenting, Sll Congress with such brut ish characters The sooner tho bettor.— Alrtady we see the inklings of revolution in tho withdrawal of oven tbo Radical di 'lcga- tton from tho North Western States from the lato Radical Convention at Philadel phia. They may succeed for a whilo in their demoniac rage, but the hour of retri bution will come, ami Qod, in whose provi dence we hate eter had faith,- wtll deprive them in His own good time of their ill-gotten power. Tho Baltimore Trouble*. €ov. Swan, of Maryland, altomptcd to reniouo Messrs. Samuel Ilindes and Nich olas L. Wuod from tho offlco of Police Commission^ri, in tho city of Baltimore, becnuse of tbeir intention to secure tho fulfillment of the laws of Maryland which do not allow lormer robels to vote. Tho new appojntoes wero Messrs. Jas. Young and W. T. Valliant, both bitter partisans of Swan's and President Johnson's Old commissioners, sustained as they were by the loyal sentiment of tho place, and by the hearty personal and official co -ope ration of tho Mayor of tho city, proposed not to bo ousted from office Tho County Sheriff sided with tho new commissioners. There wore likely to bo two sots of Police throughout tho city, each endeavoring to supplant the other, nnd a general row was anticipated. On Monday, however, it was probable that tbo proposition generously made by the old Commissioners, namely, that tbtjy appoint ono Democratic Judge of electors in each precinct, would bo ac cepted, with tho farther agreemont that ballot boxes bo provided for tho reception of the rejected votes of registered voters. *6b» votes for Stalo officers are to bo certi fied to tho State- Legislature, and tbo voUt fpr Members of Congress will bo returned to Congress. Tbo groat oxcltement was said to be abating Tbls is In reality an utter breaking down on tho part of the bristly-feathered Swan, and a completo confession of a rad ical error. • Later. —Tho Baltimore disputo was de cided by the withdrawal of the new com missioners, after vainly trying to force the old commissioners out, and being arrested and locked up for tbe same. Tbore may »a futqr* trooblos. but the loyal citizens will sea that tbo laws of tho land are en forced. tie W. Sparta York :...233 Total 1577 154 Fcnton'a Maj.ovor Hoffman in '63 1423 •' \ \ Soymourin'OJ 1083 Kepublican gain in the County 358 Wo havo not received tho voto on the county officers or Member of Congress, except sufficient to indicato a complete Republican victory. Tho abovo tablo would suroly indicato it, with no further basis. Wo learn further, howovor, that Gon. Thorp runs 83 ahead of his ticket in Nunda. Springwater, though giving 253 majority for Fenton and 237 for Kelsey, puts down 100 majority for Ilondeo for Assembly. 'Old Livingston has just roa- son to bo proud of her gain of 368 Repub lican votes, in a'pito of the combination of n^encies that had worked to bring a tar nish upon her reputation. Till VOTE in NO. DAIf 8VILLK. [ornciiL.] ,, Democratic. lUDiri. Ui. Si«. Hoffman ....189 238 413 Pruyn 169 035 404 Wright IS» 235 421 Republican htDut.2ilD.5Bn. lfl 321 ICS 324 -.160 Govmior, Kenton It. Ocv Woodford,.,101 , Omal Com, Tho j Hayt .181 153 324 waa made by Mr. Kinney to accommodate tha crowd. At the new* arrived from dif ferent towns in the county, and especially aa widely-variant gains in differont part* of the state wore announced, the interest and enthusiasm as well as humor eeemed unbounded. The Indications at first were thai the ifcHe vote \would be a close one \ but the largely Increased Democratio ma jorities In Now York and Brooklyn set zealous Republicans to industriously reck oning up the gains in country towns; which camo larger and faster. Finally the best judges concluded that it was altogeth er probable that the Hoffman gains were more.than covered by Fenton, and that the lattor would be elected by at least a small majority. With this tmprossion tho crowd dispersed. Osslan g*vo 8 majority for Jacob A. Meade, 11 for Gon. Thorp, and 10 for the rost of tbo ttckot. Mr. Lusk rocolved throe votes, two by mistako and ono by design I Tbo town of South Dansvillo, reports 102 votos for Fonton and 242 for Hoffman i tbe rest of tho ticket stood 161 to 24.3, oxcept on School Commissioner, on which by an omission of tho Doraocrats to print tickots, the Republican nominee got 90 majority. \Sez Guv'nor Orr, Sez He.\ Governor Orr, of South Carolina, au thorizes a South Carolina newspaper to deny that hois In favor of tho Amend ment, or that he will recommond its pas- sago to tho legislature This is not sur prising, i Mr. Orr is a politician. He was a ringleader in tho rebellion. Ho was a Senator in tbo rcbol Congress. Ho was ono of those who, dospito his oath to sup port tho United Statos Government, took up arras to destroy it. And ho is conse quently ono of thoso whom tho Amondmont would disable from holding his present of fice or any othor. It is not sui prising that |io opposes it. But had Mr. Orr frankly compruhonded tbo situation, and proposed to tho South Carolina Legislature to ratify tbo Amend ment, how long docs ho think it would have boon boforo Congress removed his dis ability ! Mr. Orr profors to fight on—to resist tho inovitnblo. Is there, then, no one of tho old loaders who will say to his neighbors: '* Wo bolievo our causo was just; wo put it to tho decision of tho sword, and we havo lost. Now, IbtjQ, tho Aracndmont Js naturally disagreeable to us, but we cortainly cannot ox poet tho peoplo who havo sustainotl tho Govern ment to boliovo our cause just, nor can wo ho surprised if that they requiro security for tho futuro by embodying the fair re sults of their victory in tho organic law — Lot us honorably accopt thojudgmont wo Invoked, and adopt tho Amondmcnt.\ Whon wo hear this tone from the States latoly in rebollion wo shall havo roason to boliovo that tboro is acquioiconco in tho rc- ,ult of tho war. But the acqtiioseonco which consists in demanding increased po litical power as tbo result of unsuccessful rebellion is an acquiescence which is not very likely to deceivo Yankees. Gover nor Orr is not in favor of tho Amendment, but tho loyal peoplo of tho country, includ ing Guneral Grant, aro. Which, does tho Governor think most likely to prevail *— Harper's Weekly Mr. Soward to Sir. F. Bruce. Somo months ago, whon a band of mur derers crossed tho Canadian lino umt lulled two or threo Canadian citizens under pru- tetuc of making war upon England, tho Government of the United Statrn instantly and properly took tho necessary measures to prevent our soil boint; mndo the bn«o ot preJntory and murderous incursions upon R neighboring torritory. That thopecplo of that territory had dono otherwise and had oneounged dojtructlvo raids upon us was a reason why honorablo men should despiso thorn, but it was no reason what ovor for conniving at tho violation of our livws and for justifying ono crime by an» other. Somo of tho raiders have b^en sentenced to death, and tho Unilnd iStatos Govern ment, by tho Secretary of State, now in forms tho British Minister that it will make careful scrutiny into the legality nnd regularity and justice of tho trials, and communicate its opinions upon tho stilji.-ct. It furthor recommends the British Govern ment to adopt a policy of tenderness and forgivene .«3 toward tho Fenians. Every Government should doubtless sno that nono of its citizens aro unfairly dealt with, and to urgo a gonorous policy toward offenders is always commondablo. But wo presumo that tho Government does not suspect any irregularity in tho Canadian trials, and does not believo tho condemned to bu unjustly accused. Tbo President and Secretary aro doubtless glad that an op portunity was offered before the olection of appearing as tho interceding friends of tiio Fonians Wo believo, however, it is very well understood thnt tho condemned aro not to suffer, and wo havo no doubt that tho Canadian authorities will ptrcoivo that pardon in this instanco is bettor than pun ishment. But the-offense, of the invaders is none tho less glaring, whilo in senten cing them to death tho Canadian courts justly judgo tho cbaractor Of tho St. Al ban's raid from thoir own sido of tha line Pru. Ins. I Hammond ..161 102 323lOaliagh«r ...IS« 238 425 i 'ungrus, | Kelsey .160 174 334jChee«ebro ...l »0 223 413 157 300 Meade 152 Co. Treat. Metcuir .1C0 163 320 DM. AIL Adams .144 14* 289 SrMionj. Nott 161 163 324 School Com. Thorp 147 147 294... Lusk, independent For the Constitutional Convention Against Ilondeo 106 23S 433 Lauderdale 190' 235 425 VanDcrllp...SO0 250 456 Spencer 189 2J5 424 Coffin .171 22* 391 -171 22* 54 ..398 PA.RA.QUAY .—Tboro has boon another atr^t battle th.e ,P .r.gu vans xn& •be Allies in-which tbo l.t&W defeat- *d vwth beavr lost, much demoralised The voto in this town Tuesday, whon compared with the vote in '64, show* very clearly tbo exact number of tbe \boys on behind\ the Democratic party. Tbe party majority in tho last vote for Governor gavo Fenton 346 and Soymour -142 votes— a Democratic majority of 86. This year the clear party majority is 100 as shown in tho votes least likely to be split. A defection of just two votes from the Re publican ranks to the groat Democracy.-— So littlo a Jonah doesn't tickle tho whale's in'ards very much I Mr. Lusk roeots the fato so long ago propbetiod by friends and foea alike. Mr. Kolsey ran slightly ahead of his ticket in the id District. Judge VaoDec- lip, deservedly popular in bit own town, polled the hi ghost voto and Sendee next. The vote on tho Convention was almost a strict party contest, tke Republicans of course going/or the Convention. TflX AKRIVXI. OT TH 1 XXWS Tbe telegraph office, in wkWi 3$r. A* \R. Kinney is the gentlemanly operator, waa tho scono of much excitement on Tues day night until about 2 X K. No ono can THE ALAIIAMA. CLAIMS .—Our advices by tho Atlantic Cablo yesterday inform us that Tho London Times of the 80th ult. has another articlo on IhejAlabama claims, urging upon tbo British Government to propose a Joint Commission for tho settle ment of differences. It appoars, too, that what tho Times lett to-inTcronco in Us pro vious article on the aubjoct, it nowputs forth in plain language, not t o bo misun- darstood, viz.: that poller,.if *ot justice, indicates the courso which ifrecommonds. It look* well to hint al justice in this case, and hence the reforonco to it; but> we be lieve that policy is, aftor all, tho only\ con sidcration about which tbo Time* rtally cares. Tbe claims in question art founded in\ justico, but i t would bo vain to hopo for any concession, if it were not for fear of consequences in persisting to ropudiato them. This suddon and extreme anxiety, this new born zeal about a settlement, is a fact begotten of fear, and it sTiows unmis Ukably how great a chango is passing over the minds of a certain influential class in •England as to the continued stability of .our [Government, notwithstanding \the trouble* through which this country is f iassing. Tbo conviction is gaining ground rj thoso quarters thnt we are still strong, and that it will never answor to oppose our just demands.— N. T. Tribune, TUX TKUti XT TOJtOJTTO. * .The trial of John Qulon and Patrick MoGrath was postponed on the Slit ult. to Deo. 13tb, to enable them to procure their witnesses who are mostly leafartnt; men. On tbo 2d inst Daniel Whoelan'i can waa postponed until tho 18th inst. An attempt to quash the indiotment of Wm. Daggan on tbe ground that ho was claimed both as an American and British subjoct, failed.— The Court decided that the question of hi* citizenship would be reforred to a jury. On thoaamo day John O 'Connor was plac ed upon the docket. There are seventeen prisoner* we believe wboie cases we shall chronicle a* thoy come. D'XRCY M'OEI'S ADTICJC. D 'Arcy McQee made a speech before the Caledonian Society of Montreal, on tbe evoning of the lit inst., in which be laid that if ho could roach tho oar of tho Irish people he would »ay to thorn : Considor the- prosperous condition of Scotland; considor the examplo of Soot- land. Coaso to pursuo the impossible and impracticablo. Try by evory novoity lomotbing that contain* olemont* of suc cess. To the Imperial itatosman he would recommond tho fijmiliar American word • Reconstruction,' and a gonorous policy toward Ireland.\ riticsiDENT XOBKRT'S JLDVICX, Meantimo, Prcsidont Roberts, at Now York bai iisuod an appoal to tho Fonlan Brotherhood and Irishmen throughout Amorlca, in which bo periisti in tbo oon- tinuanco of tbo struggle and exhorts thorn to seo to it that tho pardon of those son- ton cod to bo bung is not mado a protext for dofeattng further offorts in bohalf of suf fering Ireland. lJo»ays; Strango evonti are in tho noar futuro, and you know not how soon you may be called upon again to strike for Ireland.— Let not tho occasion or tbe call find you unprepared. Your voices will mako the tyrant! trem ble only whon thov know they are but echoes of your resolution, and of tho deter mination of bravo mon to coaso their labors for Ireland's freedom only when victory crowns thoir banners, or tbo gravo shall shroud their forms. Onco moro I ontrcat you to work, work, work. Instructions requiring secrecy will bo sent to tho Circles. I remain as ovor, your servant and countryman. WILL LYNCH AND U'MAIIoK BR PARDOXKD ! Tho Canadian papers have bcon discuss ing tho loiter of Mr. Soward and tho tono of tho U. S. press on the Fonlan trials, and threatcn^tbat such opposition as is mani f osted against the Canadian authorities will only mako mattors worso for tho prisoners. It is said, howover, that Sir Fredorick Bruce, tho British Minister at Washington, exprossus his opinion that tho British au thorities will acccdo to tho request of our Govornment for tho pardon of Col. Lynch and Father McMahon. VKN'IAN MEXTIXG3. A largo mooting of Irishmen, hold at tho Court IIouso in St. Louis on tho 30th ult, adopted resolutions strongly condemning tho lato action of tho Canadian Court char acterizing tho infliction of tho death penal ty for political offences as barbarous, cruel, and in opposition to tho spirit of^bo ago and tho humane teachings of civilized na tions, and expressing thanks and gratitudo to Prcsidont Johnson and Scc'y Seward for their prompt action in bohalf of Irish- American citizens. Similar meetings were hold in New* Ha von, Ct... and in Now York, on the cvcil ing of tho 2d inst. VKKIAX ARMS. Tho Washington correspondent of tho ,N. Y. Tribune says that tho mission of P O Day of Buffalo and J. C O'Brien of Rochester lias been successful. They have- obtained the return of tho arms of the Fe nian Brotherhood, through tho influence of tho lion J nines M. Humphrey and Fran cis B. Gallagher of Buffalo. FURTHER. Mass meetings among tho Brotherhood wero held in Buffalo nnd Indianapolis on Saturday night, at which retaliatory measures wero threatened in caso of tho execution of Lynch or McMahon. A now trial for McMahon will bo ap plied for during tho week. His innocence is stoutly claimed. Tho T ibunu 's Montreal special says thnt tho 100th Regiment, just out from Eng land by tho >tentner Pennsylvania, ar rived on tho 6th. One half of theregimont will go immediately to Ottawa. Thoro aro now in British America about 13,000 troops.of tho rcgulur British army, of whom 9.000 aro in Cnnadn. It is said that the War Department has called for 476,000 iron head blocki for the National Cemeteries. Each bead block is to bo 9 inches wido by 12 long, with an i n scription of the namo, rank, rogiment, arm, company and corps of the sleeper be neath, with the dale of bis sleath. Gen. Granger, in hi* report to the Pres ident, remarks, as an evidence of tho loy alty of the South, \I found the people taking our currency, anxious to get it.\ An exchange suggest* that if (hi* Is a proof of loyalty the Robol* *rbo, used to steal greenbacks from our prisoners at An- camr'ain btjl that rrerr possible endeaTar ' fair nvillp'wnre davoted pntrlnts FROM MEXICO —Tho latest nows from Mexico comes through a correspondent of tho Herald, who says that Maximilian has appointed Marshal Bazaino tomporary ro- gor.t, and took his departure for VoraJCruz on tho 21»t, going a round-about way, to avoid Gon Caatlenau, who was a t tho same time on rotito from Vera Cruz to Mexico. Tho Ministry upon hearing of tho appoint mcnt of Bazaino Immediately resigned — Gen Castlunnu arrived at tho Capital on tho -3d, and took upon himsolf tho admin istration of the government. An Auslri an ffigato at Vera Cruz was awaiting Maximilian's arrival to depart forEuropo. Gen. CaBtlenau. it is understood, brought ordors to Maximilian to turn his empire ovor to Bazuine. It is also said that Gen. Sherman and Col Campbell, our Moxionn Ministor, will sail for Moxico on tbo steamer Susquohan- nuh in a few days, to assunio a protector ate over that Republic until a goncral elec tion for Prcsidont and Congress can bo held. • « - -—w- ——=-=» Johnson'* Piety. It is not in good taste to criticiso any man's religious utterances, howover 4 gro tesquo they may bo. And if wo should overhear Androw Johnson praying, we would kneol and pray with und'for' him. But \official\ utterances havo no person ality, and so whon wo read tho President's proclamation for thanksgiving, wo smiled to notico his solection of nice scripture words. Justlhirk of our President, who has maintained for. months such a noisy and thrcalful front, quoting; \ Those that are meek shall Ho guide In Judginent, and st'ch as aro gentle shall bo learn Hi* way. Tho Lord shall givo strength to Hi* people, and tbe Lord shall give to Hi* people the blcuing of peace,— In witness wheroof I have hereunto*net my hand and caused the seal of tbe United States to bo affixod.\ ANDREW JOHNSON. If that Isn't funny, wo don't know whut funny means. Tbe italics are oar*.— Thot. K. Beeoher. A dlspatob, bearing date at Kew Or leans, Nov. 4,, says that It Is there stated on good authority that the Prtiident hai ordered Gen. Shorldan not to make any arrests undor Gen. Graft's j famous order, which affects 44 parties *«*^u»ed of com mitting murder* on the latbiiof July in this city. It is well known that, affidavit* wero placed in Gon. Bhorldan't^hands over two months ago, accusing certain parlies of murder, and tho above account for hi* not acting in tbo matlor. TJCNNXSSJS* POLITICS .—In the State election hold on k tho 1st inrtant, tbore was a gain of four Radical member* of tho state legislature which will now 'stand as fol lows: Sonato, 18 Radical*, 8 Conserva tive* ; House, CO Radicals, 84 Conserva tives. A majority of both houses aro laid to bo in favor of universal suffrage and universal amnesty. Gov. Brownlow how ever, opposes tho lattor. A OKN'I'S wanted for the Southern history of the War, THE LOST CAUSE, By E. A. P OLLED , of Richmond, the popular His torian of tho Koiith. Patronised by men of all olnssc* eager lo h\ar\the other side.\ Jt Is the bcHt paying book ever Introduced; itlias no com petition. One Aftt.in Dutches* Co . N.Y.,rcporta 78 the 1st weak One Agent In Hardy Co, IV. Va., reports 114 the li t week. One Agent In Hartford, Conn., reports 240 Mibi>cri!«'rH. AdrfrcxH R. H. TaaAi Broadway, New York. Co.. Publishers. 654 32S . Best Novels of the Day. Kate Kennedy, Tho Dean'* Daughter, Common Souse, Out of the Depth, Wondrous Slrango C'a.«tl«s in tho Air, Trodden Down, Kornley Manor, l'noe 50 centn each, mailed fret on receipt of price. Addrens. K. A. BKADY.22 Anii-st., N. Y. I U.INOI8, !o*n, Indiana. Ohio. Miehixnn, Wis' ponnin, Minnpintn. Mle-oiirl,Diid other Western Lands wanted and lor Utile. A. N. LANCASTERM Wull.st., N. V. S END stamp and uet descriptive list of Improved Knrms, Mlll» nml Vllhiuo j'ropcrtv for (-ale hy It N.IIANTIIUFT, Ileal Estate Agent, Jefferson, Ashtabula County, Ohio, i J.C Ui'u'sSox EsnauaitR) 17S0. HULL'S TOILET SOAP. 3a rjmtt M»W, .V« W route. Money, Demulcent, I 'alni. Sec, And ov>-r loo othor varlolin*. These soaps are warranted nut to ehap or injure the most ilt)l|<*ate shin, yield n quirk lather, and are of fmurmit odor. For Mtlu by ili«t DruKK II<(1 > *\d Grocer* in this pluee. MJ\\I\J!UT O.YK HOLLA* IX Till GRAND CHARITABLE FAIR AMD Preacntntion ITentlvnl, iroa Tilt Hrsim or DESTITUTE «fe ORPHAN CIIILDIIKX or oia Soldiorc aad Sailer*. Mnln and Ftimnlo A«ent» wanted address, with stamp,for pa)tienlnrw, THOMAS t (.0, Manajterit, 010 Broadway, New York. Jmpire Sewing Machines AS* strtaioa TO AU. OTJUM JFor Family and Manufacturinrj Purposes. _ Contain all the late.it improvements; aro tpepily, noiseless, durable ivnil easy to work — |lln«trnterl ciri'iilnrs free A«ent« wanted Liber- aldiseouiiliiillowed. Nneniiuit'nnient* rnado. Addre»n, EMI'lltE « M CO., • 010 Broadway. New York. ~\1TH:E~MAGIC'ARROW! A NEW Inri-lillon Tlio be«t Toy of the day — Nu store in tiro country Kliould be wltoout them Ac^ntH w.ini«-.t Ad-Ires-. II C. MUKKIN t ( i).. Franklin, N H. LOOK! I^OOJC! 8 rEHTU'If ATESfrom Hie best $1 enterprise* ever known n-nt free. Agent* >v«nted every whnre Fnelo»o clamp Wtl address SMITH, ( LAKE A CO., Box OtiOl. Boston Mn.»s. § •100 lo J 'J50 j>«r m'-ntli and nil i-xpc-nsf.« paid. ) \\ !• unlit .im-nt*. Mulcnti't Fi'nuite evcr.twltro lo w tmin we wilt pny ili»- nhove -nlury or ffiv.- a lafUi' «-om»ni*NK.n , * Hu.inc^'* i-nur.-iy nrw. per- mrwH-nt ami \t-ry di-'-irnl'li- For fuM purticti.arM «'«.lr«--«. with Plump, (i W JAl ivJiON Jt CO., 11 H.uit'i Street. Baltimore. Md Perry Davis' Pain Killer. Ttnvvlicrs are BIWHT.» liable lo Midden a'taeks of dj sentery and ehnlein nioibils, anil theso ocenr- rniK when al si'nt from home nro very unpleasant. Perry Imns' Vegetable Pom Killer may always bo rebel upon In cUeh ep«c«*. A* MOH IW you feel the tyniptonm.tnke one toefpooi.ful in a gill of now null* and moti.v«e* and a gill of hut water.— .Mir well together and drink hot. Hepcal thedose every hour until relieved If' he pam< bo Bevere, bath the bowels and liaek with the medicine,elear Piriliermen. >o i-ten exposed to hurts by having their rlcia pierced with hook* and fins of liah can he much relieved by bathing with a little Pain Killer as soijn a« the arctbnt o< rttrs; In Hi's way the angutib In soon nKii, d, l..iiue a« often as once HI tiro minutes, say three or four time*, and you willteldom have any trouble CHF.l'JI.IKK'8 LIFK POM THE U.I IB N l°\ I'll f.i'l« to restore uruv hair to IN <irmin.il rnl.ir, fr»'>.hne*-» and In-attlj . wilt positively • top it:* fiillitig out will -tirely promote Hi growth: i« eei-f'itn to Impart Il'e and vigor, win invariably keep INO head tn a rb-nn. e,ml and healthy condi tion ooiituni* noihinz !n]!iiioti<«. hu* no equal as a hair dreeing, and is ei»dor-*e.d by nnr beM I'liyiiptaiii. I insure you I..vltea niid (Jentle- me'n it i? all yon require for the Hair Sold by all UruggHia. rAISAll A. I HK\ AI.IKIt. M. I). DR. A. ATKINSON'S BALSAM OF HOREHOU1YD! A NE\ Ell ' filling remedr for eolds. cough', j\. Asthma, eiotip, pain in. the brea-l. whooping emigti and lung generally, act* like a eh <rm . 11 purelv vegetable; nufo and reliable.and when taken »•< directed will do ah thot it claims.— It 11 impn).nil>|efor any ofllionbovn symptoms to bring on eonstmiptlun when this Infallible Item edy i« used in time In ense* of deeided con sumption it givoi lehof when all e|«e falls. Price 35o»nts n lioltle. Depot, •J.liK.Jreonwieh-st., N. Y. Solicitor of Advertisements. W li WIKII lo secure an agent In every impor tant elty or town to Bet for u< in canva^idng fur bti«ino«« To a man already established in inmo oeeiipailon which nllow** him a few spare hoiirn thiMi a good opportunity - . Addresx with refereneei-, fiEO. 1' HOW ELL £ CO., Advertising Agents. Boston. Mats. ]EARLY FALL CAMPAIGN. THE ESTEY ORGANS, A WARDED the l«t Premium at tho New Eng- C\. land a id New York State Fairs. I< greatly Miporior to all other Iteed Organs. No others contain tho Fo* J /H»MIMI tftop. Endoraeil by Geo. W Morgan. Wm. A King aid others, tho highest mtmciiliitithority in ihe United States Send for cireulor Pianos of cverv Mvln.ii! moderate prices, oto o s»xt. \ GEO O. SAXF. A CO.. j. a XOBLHTSOS '. f 417 Broqmo-A, N. Y. A BRIEF CHAPTER or CXIMK .—John H. Allen is i n tbo Columbia county Jail, rocantly indlctod (or tbe murder of bis wifo, at Taghkanic, by beating her with a club and then stamping upon her. After complotlng tbo fiendish act, he held bis club in tho Are to burn off tbe blood and hair. An old lady, frail »*V health, -wa* garro- ted on Saturday evanlng, In Chicago, and so badly injured a* to^ b e unable to re cover. At Des Moines, Iowa, a Mrs. Gutbrio cut tbo throat of her infant ono year old, with a ranor and. aftorward tried to cut her o-srn throaU 2 5 t)Ol.I.AIt.4. Hartlett Sewing Machine, Un- unrpascd for family ui*e. Agents wanted. Lar ger eouimisxionspaid than on any other machine, Addre*«C. WEA I'llEHBY. Sole Agent for New York. Broadway. Hoom No. 0. J COMPLETE X/«T or New England Newspapers W ILL be published on the first dav of Decem- her.eoutalnlng the tixmo of every newspa per or periodical l»med in the cix States of Maine,' New liampHhlrc. Vennout. Massachusetts, Hhode Island,and Connecticut, glrtng'yie political orre- llgious priaciples of each, and \ome Information regarding their circulation. A copy will bo mailed to any address on receipt of.U eenta. Address Gto. P. Itowri .L A Co.. Publishers, Boston, Mass. To any publisher who will announna'thb above, and aend us a marked paper, a-eopj of the list will be sent. -v- ADVERT13EUBNTS FOR OUR LI3T3 ONE HUNDRED NEWSPAPERS! S HOULD be received at our Boston offlco as fol- lowa: New Eneland List before Saturday. Nov. 10. Now Yorlc and New Jersey List be fore Saturday, November 24. Western List boforo Salurday. Dec. 1. New England List again, Dec. 8. , As wo fend copy but once in four weeks to these paperts Advertisers will eeetho necessity for tend ing oopy In season. GEORGE P. ROW ELL k CO., Advertising Agents, Boston and New York. Wm liftv* Xhl» T>mr »»«9«lv«Xl J s' 1 1: GOODS THATyLRK RARI AND VERY BEAUTIFUL IN DESIGN! or TDl Latest Importations! W HICR we shall be pleased lo show to Ihase who.deslre to see them. They consist in part o Plain Corded Lustrines, Poll de Chtrres, l'oplins, Ciiene Lustres, Ac. Also full line of Flannels for Ihe coming autumn. Gents' Wrappers and Drawers, Ladln' Vest aad Drawers. « Fuir.aasertment »f AlezAnder's Kid Gloves. New styles ef Dress Triramlnjs, Trimming Buokles, A*., A a. FASHIONABLE noor SKIRTS OF THE BEST MAKE. For Children, Mines, Also Extra; Young Ladies, Ladls D UPLEX ELLIPTIC. t Waist sire. COME AND LOOK AT OUR NEW STOCK. F. FIELDER It CO. KENNEY 4 NELSON, George P. Rowell & Co., ADVERTISING AGENTS! »3 Congreia *tre«t, Boston. Branoh Office, No. 88 CedarSlrect, New York. W E believe our faculties for proonringthe prompt and careful Insertion of all adver tisements entrusted to our charge are positivelv unequalled. ' Parties wishing to advertise 1n any newspaper In the United States or British Province* can send their orders to us. Tho cost ia no more, as the Agent's commission cornea from the publishers. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., ADVERTISING AGENTS 33 Congress Street, Boston. Praneb Ofile\. »* <~«dnr f\tr««t. Nex V<Hk. PURE DRUGS! Medicines, Paints, Oils, / FINE FAMILY CROCERIES, it\ CROCKERY, BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Yankee Notions and Sheet Mnslc. Large Stock of Goods From New York Farthased tint* tka (JrREAT FALL IN PRICES! We ar* prepoiW to M || »ur Good* a t A'\ \ ? \ ; ^ Our Sugars, Teas and Groceries;, belnf pur chased at Low Figures, w« caa sell •jower than any other House in Town. Itoro in Clark's Block, formerly occu pied by W. II. I.ibby. Call in and price our goods before going elsewhere, for •WE ARE BOUND TO SELL I «2tf KENNEY * UF.LSOJC. O SNYDER & URMY, DENTISTS! (Successors to Snyder* LcBenu.), FFICBIn Advertiser Block. Operations either in tho mechanical or operative department per- formedin astipcrior manner at reduced priecs.and warranted to olvo satisfaction. Olllco hours from T A. M.to 6P .M. 307 1,11 i Jouven's Kid Glove Cleaner. (Katakltaked \% Years.) rilHF. only OOOD arrlclo formsUntly cleaning Kid X. Gloves«-aioon\t» per bottle. Soldcyorywhere, and wholesale by Dcmas Barnes * Co. and F. C. Wella ACo.,New Yorlc. Wktchea. Perfect TAG sixtus of fine gold. Warranted for tlino—will i«tv» tarnish, ttenta'alre. Detached Levers, 125 to $30. Ladles' Lcpinee, $24. If yon wish to buy for private use or to aellajraln.eend for one of our Circulars. Address, WATCH CO, «2 Fnlton Street. Kew-Yorlc. SOOylpit R ICUARDSOS'S N»w' Method for .the Piano Forte,for »nl« st Otfrjoons «!AI,l.E«-V. ,fffnrlt, MODEL GROCERY or B. W. FRENCH, OS* DOOR JTORTn OT Tn* FIRSt NATIONAL BANK, Danarllle, Is*. \V. T HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand and sells very A Urgo assortment of the vtrr best Teas, . Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Syrups, Molasses, AXD HUM? GROCERIES IN GENERAL. make it a point to consult the Good of my Customer*, t Andbuy as cheap and carefully as possible, that I can afford to do to well by my friends that they will BE SURE TO CALL AGAIN, And Again, And be Regular Customers where they know they can • DO THE BEST. : \ \I I desire that IVabontd be known that I am not lo be outdone in the line of Kerosene Lamps, Kerosene Lanterns, A**> • KEROSENE OIL! And that I can sell as cheap as anybody Stone^ & \^ooden Ware. In abort, th» eltlsens of Dansrlllo and vicinity can find in my eloro a QSmBRiit AtSOBTMSNT > Of such thinga as aro usually told at First Class Grocery Stores, Such as mine shall merit'lo be called. B .W .rUENCH. S, S. Braytoinr^ FUKS! . The best assortment of Ladies' asj cHtta^. Fura to be found tn Danarille, at 1 K. 8. BRAYTOX *. Mink and Fitch Mufls, Cape«,Talmu, Ra »J Collars, VIclorinet, Ac, of the veryUttijiiati ' French Coney. French Mtnk.Sibtjiin 8^ujrrrf| •very atyle and price, at i «. ». BRAYTOX A e »|j Gray's Patent F.xcelslor Mun\« the (ru>t«s|J provement yetm«de.doing sway witKjhti»J CUffs. Jf yon want good Fttts at fsaieaiij,^ c«. go to |- 1 M. i. BRAYTOX 4 c*ll Dress* Goods I' An Immense stock of Bleh - J., I icelvedat ^*>f , M AYT©^ SILKS1 , . Colored and Black Silk«, tb* I** J Witltrn New York, »t ^' ! * •aUtlSH, Cloths and Cassimenil French, English and Amerieai CloUu*»;| qualities and prices. 8lilrtlng* r] 'rUai«k, V Blue, Gray, Green, Check, and WHlMFIasstv OKATT^Iij SHAWLS! Paisley. Broche. Cashmere^ THiWt, tal, Long and Square Shawls, Cl'pakt/.Saeftei, quiocs, Ac, at BRA1 Boots and Shoes! Men's and Boys' Booti, Lad|es' sad Csiteej Shoes, a tip-top article, and at prices to tui closest buyers, at \ >. » . BRAYTOX *. C* J CARPETS\ Floor Oil Clo '.hs, Druggets, Ruth Xtiu*,u\ t Mats, the largest stock in town, at BRATTOXli GROCERIES I Choice Family Groceries, a eho.lce artfcj Syrup fortableu*e. OurTca^ are admitted vj tho very best in the market at the price. 8. S. BRAYTOX 4 ci Hoop Sklrtl ! BON-TOX, The most elegant, graceful and eessonsbk in America, at S. 8. BKAYTOX 4 COf Dansvllle.J>ov.U!,l$Oo. ^UUinftif.. A NO. ONE AND ONLY t New York Millinery' Stoj AND TEMPLE OFrFASHION In Danavllle. M B. A MI1S. JAMES S BOVU have rstti from New York with a large and aeleetr of Millinery and Fancy Goods for thefsi Winter trauo, comprising r Ribbons, French Flowers, EMBROIDERIES, LACES & LACE VT French Pattern nonaek HeadDrcsse.x. Hosiery, If id Gloves, Cors*U| lubbohs, Ac, Ac. Also the IMPERIAL TRAIL HOOP SKIJf Newest out. Catl and see it. X B.—We occupy tho EntlreSJoreferKittej and Fancy Goods Business. • - DREJS-MAKISO VT IT AIM, . Observe New York Millinery Store opio,Uetl Bajikof Dansvllle. 325 , J .8-B0TD A'. M. ATOERSON (Successors to C. G. Wetmers) DEALERS IX Drugs, JHTediciii Paints, Oil* DycStufls, Choice/Taniil: Groceries, Wines and Liquors. , Particular attention will be given I* fl*J pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal M« *1 mental purposes. • Umbrellas and Parasols Repaired D Bl'JCXfeT.L vronid respeotfully announce .that ho. is ngaln able to attend to tbe repair ing of T. mbrellqa and Parasols, and that all orders loft at tho Advertiser office wtll bo promptly at- tended tn. * Daiisville.3eptem'ier,lSM , GLASS A2s T D GLAsSS-V^ Fitncy JJafket*. STATIONERY, CASE GO0E Connl^ting in part of Perfumery. FancfSw : Comb«, Urtidliea and Toilet article* ' l'Jiotograph Albutiis, Wsrins, *P.,*e- THK BEST X. Y. C0NFKCT10MI!' A UEASONABLK DEDUCTION<n» ^ *** Phveiciant, and care token to furoifk 'top t ' as their practice requires, • Wholeeale a;ent» for SponcerVi Pa.t«nt H«rm«tioaUy S«W| FxriJLlt & EM : mil Simple and Reliable, tho rosk-M to open •i close. I ! M-The trade wilt bo furnished nt Rojfcf.. ! prices, and freight will he saved by buytnje^f.' This Jar hat been thoroughly teMed in thj> la*} for th« pa«t three vears and proved to be wt- A. W IMiKRinv X CM < I »n..'Ile > I r*
