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Wing NOnlin atoms.

Chemung C0.-ELUAH JONES Of Elmlra for
Sheriff; LUNA WHITE of Veteran for Clerk ELI c..
FROST of Veteran for Assembly.
Le,ois Co.-WlLLIAM c. LAwToN of Denmark
Tor Sheriff. GEORGE w. BALDWIN Of Martinsburgh for
Clerk; LEONARD H. HUMAsoN Of Turin for Assembly
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o Froissart Chronicles, No. 6, has Just been
published by J. Winchester, 80 Annst.
u Jansen & Bell have issued their annual
Pocket Diary for 1874
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A NEW SLoop-oF-W AR-The Z. S. sloop-ol-
war Portsmouth has been launched at Portsmouth, ~ H..
sh. drafted and constructed BY Josiah Barker Esq the
the Naval Constructor, and finished by Mr. B. F. Delano,
foreman Her length from bilethead to ara is l72 feet
breadth IS feet inches hight from undersde Of
keel to op Of ha-ra 33 feet in. Her armament consists
Of IS 32pound chambered guns and Snch Paixhan guns
weight of metal broadside 10 lbs. tonnage Custom
house measuEe) 1920 $685. tons.
U DR.. R. S. Steuart has resigned the chair
of Professor Of the Theory and Practice of Medicine in the
University of Maryland
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bune
To the Public.

The ma the undersigned having been placed before the
electors of the and county of New ok Candidate
for the office OF Sheriff upon the regular Democratic Repub
can ticket he could reasonably expect nothing less than
attack upon his personal character the opposition papers
but he never could have conceived that among them
base enough put forth such ase and malicious charges
are made against HIM in the Tribune of this ming
there charged with having formerly resided the
Bethel Conn, of having been there most invetetas and
OF having last disappeared between two days" It's per-
hays only necessary for TO assurem Democratic fellow
citizens that the writer the letter alluded the Tribute
If such letter all base liar and heaess
drel resided in Bethel IN the county
residence while Connecticut, New Haven
ty To show my fellow OF NewYo the stand
ing which held in Connecticut both moral and political
am uabed 10 present the following testimonials.
HENRY c. ATWOOD
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U Wmos! ho,O can goa support the amer
can ticket? How is Quackenboss, who till now
never grumbled at the School Law or any of the
measures of Tammany, better American than
MoRRls franklin What are Wings to gain
by voting for Loco Focos2
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CITY AZ F AIR S.


BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.-Present Z.
P BRowy, Esq. President and quorum.
The minutes of the preceding meeting were lead aud
proved
An invitation to attend the annual anniversary Of the PHI
lomatheap Society was received and accepted Several pc
titions referred the committees desIgnatednone
however, of any public importance was received
RepOrts-In favor Of re building pier No. IL East
River; adopted In favor Of assigning to John BOYD ana
other, exclusive right Of the northern side 81 pier y
North River be used by the Havre line Of packets
adopted after several amendments 10 The same had been lost
Ia favor Of leasing property No Rose-stFeet TO '" IaS
bes adopted la fnvor of repeating the resolution passed
Feb lsl6 granting the exclusive use of Lents Land" and
Exchange slip TO line of tow and steam boats adopted
In favor Of concurnC with the Board of Aldermen III nag
gipg sidewalks 20h and 9th streets between the 80 and
fourth avenues adopted Resignation OF s. Ihos Beck
man. as rneasurer Of Btuminou, coal adopted
A communication was received from the Counsel 20 the
Co,,oration stating that Messfs Brtton Caserley y
Townsend had commenced suit against the Ciy Govern
ment for violation of the street contract and asking ao
tona counsel engaged in the matterthey having
host of talent TO prosecute their CLAIM ne was
referred 10 the Law committee, after long DEBATE on the
poprie,y Of referring il them with without powell
portion the committee being in favor OF having the whole
matter acted on BY the Board itself
A communication received from the Commissioners
of the Aim. House. stating that building now erecting on
Blackwell Island for the OF prisoners has
been prosecuted without authority from them referred
10 the committee charity and aims
Rports of the committee piers whaIves and slips, re-
commencing the adjustment of the Office OF Dock
of the 18th ward. The whole received from the
five piers in that ward amounts to but $685. while the DOCK
Master receives $500 salary laid on the table
all further work the building above
mentioned on Blackwes Island bs suspended until further
orders from the Common Counc referred To let up
per part of Engine House in Horato street for years for
pubc school: referred That the plot of ground No IS
Elm St be appropriated for the purposes of PUBLIC school,
referred To have the floor of room No. City Hall COW
cred with oil cloth SC; adopted That A Ryderback be
appointed City Weigher: referred.
That Special Committee of three be appointed to in
qure the expedency of recognizing the Croton Water
Department and 10 report ordinance therefor. Adopted
and Mesrs Charles Pettgrew and w Dodge appointed said
Committee.
Respecting the validity of the election Of the collector of
the 10th ward for the proper committee to report there
on Referred
TIE have space 20 feet wide paved 23d between
the I'd Avenue aud the East River Passed
The Board then adjourned until Monday evening next
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~ Old FIFTEENTH the Wing Cause draws
on you for that Eight Hundred majority. Never
say word, but let it come.
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your Poll this evening! Work, and it is done
thing
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PsALE's Mu,EuM-Lat night the performances gave the
Wost upqaset sdti.tacro1 This evsnins Great Western
grand II O'Clock. The fortune teller
be all hpurs day and evening
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NJ Since the Wings have no room in the City

~ Since the Wings have no room in the City
capacious enough to hold half of a County Meet
ing suppose we engage Tammany The Locos
have deserted it, and gone into the Park, what
there are left of them. Then why should Mt the
Wings take Tammany? They know there that
we will use it well, and they can't be so like the
dos. in. themanger as neither to use it themselves
nor suffer others Messrs. of Wing General Com.
mittee! please engage Tammany Hall to cele-
brate the Wing victory tomorrow evening. 1t
will be too late tonight when the votes are
counted.
" What means the moving of carloads of
Beds from the Old Slip Watch-House late on
Sunday night Some fraudulent voting is evi-
IDENTIFY meditated! Wings of the Seventeenth
Ward. challenge closely
O. We hear that the Tammany Committee
have stricken of the names Of .Shaler and Suydam
from their Assembly ballots, because they would
not decline the Subterranean nomination.-Per
contra, the Calhoun men scratch back.
U7 The Wings across the Hudson from US
(and they are good and true ones, notwithstand-
ing their defeat last month"; held meeting at
North Bergen on Saturday evening, and formed
a HUDSON COUNTY CLAY CLUE" The officers
elected are as follows:
LEBBEus CHAPMAN, of Jersey City, President; Jacob
Van Winke, DR.. VIM Hornbower David JONES' and c. C.
Jerolenan, Vice Presidents; James Welsh, Recording
Secretary; F r Belts, Of Jersey City, Corresponding
Ind
Morris Smith, A Spear Jacob Lose, and Arch'd g..
Welsh, Executive Commine..
g Gen. CAss was nominated for next Presl-
dent by Loco-Foco meeting at GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
on the 1st inst. 1t was small affair. The Peo-
pie Of that quarter 60 mostly for one HENRY CLAY
of Kentucky. The Loco leaders are for Van; the
rank and file are sulky and have come to dead
halt; but they won't 60 the Cass movement, sus-
pecting it is trick to rope them in for Van Bu-
rem. Our correspondent at GAINESVILLE says Van
viii get the vote i'll the Loco National Conven-
ton and Clay in the Electoral College-cach
without much trouble
q A correspondent complains that he and
others had old Sunday papers imposed on them
for new ones at The Plebeian office last Sunday.
They were not copies of The Plebean-the same
slang fills that paper so necessarily that you can
hardly tell new from an old one.
Wing Nominations for Kings County.
For Senator MORRIS FRANKLIN
{" County Clerk JOHN NJ HICKS.
&c Sheriff WALTER BARRE.
Members Of assembly.
JOHN A. CROSS, SAMUEL g. STRIKER.
COToners
STEDMAN WRIGHT GIDEON C. AUSTIN,
C. B. DITMARS PETER HEPBURN
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watch them! Challenge

We hear of lots of new corners IN town; look
sharp for them at the Polls. Let us not be
swindled by thousands as we were last Spring
If you can do no palpabe good at your own poll,
look after your tardy friends throughout the clty,
and keep moving from one poll to another. II
your eye lights on an Illegal or Double Voter,
expose him at once and have him arrested Let
us have every man of the rascals in prison before
sunset ! A few examples win be of great service.
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THE TRIBUNE.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRI CHA I,

DEMOCRATIC WING SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS
MORRIS FRANKLIN.
uALEXANDER III. WELLS
M JOHN II. MORE.
TVGEORGE A. SIMMONS.
STARR CLARK,
CHARLES e. CLARKE.
~, HENRY S. WALBR1DGE.
Holm MAYNARD.
y,I1 FREDERICK +. BACkUS.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS
c,;g Col. WILLIAM JONES, l4th Ward
- co,,nu CLERK. JOSEPH WEED, 10th Ward.
:. Coroner DR.. ALEX WHITING, 10Th Ward
For Members of assembly:
p,cu.pD 6 WILLIAMS ALONZO a. ALVORD,
WIrIIAN VAUDEVILLE, JOHN MARTIN,
~ ppinGE q BALDWIN SAMUEL WEBSTER,
hn0NIRhII CHANDLER WILLIAM H. SWEET,
aITXaSDER p. FONDA, WILLIAM TURNER,
AUGUSTUS L. BROWN, EDWARD DAfION,
aRRAHAM r. LAWRENCE.
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10 Wings of Kings! You have noble Ticket
nobody pretends TO find fault with it. Then
why NOT electit You can if you will! Do no,
come over here till you have voted. Rally in your
strength, and show Whist you will do for CLAY in
the great contest.
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81, 5OO,OOO.-We are informed by compe-
tent authority that the award Of damages by the
Canal Board to the contractors on the public
works of the State, on the account of the sus-
pension of those works by the Loco-F ocos, will
probably amount to ONE MILLION FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS =
This is startling fact and furnishes another evil
dence Of the reckless extravaganza and lmprovl-
dence of our present State rulers. Troy Wing
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U~ Look out for Votes Nth more than
THIRTEEN names for assembly, We hear this
fraud IS attempted by The LocoFocos Count the
names for Assembly.
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aggregate Vote Of the City in ls40.
Prestdent.W a. Harrison. 20 955 NJ Van Buren,. 81 935
Cor ernor. w H. Seward 2oo37 VIM c. Bouck. 30 ,255
It, Cor. L Bradsh. .20,53t D. S. DickiGson.2 - 22l
Senctor .S.ml. Stevens. 20 695 John B. Scott % IL
Congress NJ H. Grime. 99l J. J. Roosevelt. ~ 0O
Jas. Monroe. 20 So C.G Ferris. 81 975
Rob-, Smith 20 So John Mexican. 81 us
j. Prescott, HalI.2 s35 Fernando Wood u, $50
qsemJly. e Benson hghr20 SCI 5. Townsend do.22Q S
Sheriff William Jones' 30 S5 NJ. B. Hart. - GO6
Clerk .Revo c. Hance 10 sol NathN jarvis - CJ3
Coroner &C. NJ Litte. 20 707 c. B. Archer. % 05i
Van Buren, MGjorities.
President. $50 Congress, average go
Governor. PAS Assembly. ........ : 800
Lieut. Governor ,6s7 Sheriff l,2ls
Senator. Al Clerk. 202
Coroner. i :3U
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u Those fellows from Philadelphia must moi
attempt TO vote here--there are too many eve:
upon them Beware
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TExIAN PR1soNERs-Th N. o. Pcayune gives
the following additional intelligence regarding the

TExIAN PR1soNERs.-The n. O. Picayune gives
the following additional intelligence regarding the
Texan prisoners now in Mexico:
appears that the 2st September hundred and
twenty-five Of the Ner prisoners arrived the Castle Of
Perote from the prisons the vicinity Of the Capital There
were ty-one Bexar ncludne few N1e prisoners the
Castle at the time Of arrival Of the hundred and twenty
five thus making the total of Texan prisoners at Peroe
one hundred and ninety-seven.
Twenty Mler prisoners were left behind in the hospitals,
follows:
In me Hospital al SGnhago-Ezekiel Smith, - Sher-
w Van Vechten Alex. Mathews VIM. Dunbar, T. D.
Mal,by James Watts Captain Pearson, j. T. Dillon, Da
vd Allen D. II. Z. Beaseley.
IN The Hospital in The City Of Merico.-J Il. Baker,
Jerry Leehan, d. Smith, j. Irwin, John McMichen, 0.
~ R. Willis, r. Walton, - Mellan.
Left sick at Puebd.-L. Williams.
Besides those whose deaths have already published as
having occurred in the Hospitals we have to add the
following names:-Patrck Usher, - Sergeant, Elijah
Porter, VIM Morris.
Died at Perote--Dr Shoals --Riley, - Booker,
- Jackson.
There is one Texan prisoner by the name Of - Wells
ces. He in chains Matamoras. He has been
BY NIier who knew him we'll He should have been
released when the Santa Fe The poor fellow
has been supposed be dead by his friends who may how
aid him, his being known
The Of one Of the prisoners shot in the massacre az
the Salada has been printed Edward Este We told
that should be Edward Eet He is said to have belonged
10 New Jersey.
We give these details which have been trouble
TO gather the sake of the friends Of the unfortunate
prisoners in Mexico and for the prisoners themselves
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ROBBERY, FIRE AND DEATH.-On Friday night
last about II o'clock, the house of Mr.. Thomas
Yates, city Waterman, No. "a Suffolk street,
was discovered to be on fire in the attic room,
Mr.. Yates being out on duty at the time On
hearing the fire he fastened home, and discovered that 1t
had been extngused that his money had been stolen from
drawer of his bureau and that Of his George w
Yates boy Of years of age had been very badly hurt
the abdomen and lower limbs while in bed in the attic the
bed having been foand completely enveloped III flames 1t
appeared that about o'clock elder had put George
and still Younger Of Mr.. Yates to bed in the attic
aud that all then safe That about 10 o'clock night
strange coored out OF the house
the stoop and 90 Off The eldest then up stairs and
that the bureau drawer had been broken open and
the money gone and the boys safely bed and sound asleep
the eldest examining the apartments having, how
ever looked under the bed with lighted candle Whether
apy fire was then communicated is unknown but about ii
o'clock the of fire heard and the eldes5sou going
up TO the attic found the bed Of the boys flames, the
youngest boy missing having escaped from the burning bed
and George the youngest lying the bed nearly su
oca,ed.and speechess He Of bed carried
neighbours house and Dr. D. Wells for, who de.aed
the burns but the boy died about o'clock Sunday
ing The Coroner, Sunday evening, held INCEST
the body Of George w Yates the jury finding that The de-
ceased came to his death by accidental burning
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u The bill to divorce Mary Ann F. Randolph
from her husband STEELE f Randolph passed the Council
Of New jersey Friday The petition forth tina, Ran.
dolph Baptist preacher tina, they lived together
peace and harmony, having several children, up ls4l
when Randolph away with another wom'r and
back letter also read stating that it was his intention
Protection OF CoLoREp SEAMEN.-The Gov
ernor and Council Of Massachusetts, have appointed Messrs
John A. Maybin Of New Orleans and B. F. Hunt Of Charles
ton agents for that Commonwealth under resolve Of la.,
winter the rights Of coored citizens Of Massa-
chusetts who may be restrained those ports when arriving
,hese with power the question before the
U. S. Supreme Court
NAvAL,-The Z. S. schooner On-ka-hye, j.
D. knight, Esq commander arrived Charleston the
2eth ult from Norfolk The kahye will remain that
port as receiving vessel
The CoTroN CRoP-The Southern Tribune,
published Pouto!oc, Mississippi OF the 5th that
lar learn throughout North Mississippi the Cotton
will be full one and Of remarkable fine staple.
Reports from Alabama equally encouraging
IL A daring robbery was committed last week
at Wse's Hotel in Alexandra The robbers have been
taken
Il a negro has been arrested In Cincinnati
for aemptto vo!asesthe person Of poor white girl
He feigued insanity.
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~ New-York instead of Norfolk, Is said to
be the destination of the U. s. ship Dale.
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EN- z Nj 3 e r
ltluI EItCtIUII III IIIIS =
THIS DAY.

!, Tia, the Polls of Election will be Opened at sun
~ RISE and Closed ut SUNSET.
III. Tha, the Election continues For One Day Only.
~ That the names of all candidates must be printed
SINGLE TICKET.
V That nc a Full Vote is q WHO VICTORY; -,o
vi THAT NETWORK EXPECTS EVERY WING TO
DO HIS DUTY.
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" II. n, ELLIS.
SAMUEL BISHOP.

This 10 certify that hive known Nj Atwood Tor me
last fifteen m Democrat; and have heard any
thing against his moral character.
MINOTT OSBORN, Editor " H. Register.
Although not personally acquainted with Mr. YET
have always understood while residing this county, that
he sustained good moral character and has been
dent Democrat n !iNGtRSOLL.
There readers! You have Mr.. Atwood's whole
story: does it meet the necessities OF the case
Does i, not answer exactly to our description in
our last? Do not the certifers ley great stress
on their clients political character (Which nobody
thought of disputing,) and pass more lightly over
his moral character But the evidence IS before
you-judge for yourselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

VERmoNr.-The Legislature has elected Hon.
HlLANp HALL, Date NJ. c. of Bennington, Bank
Commissioner and Bank Committee, by vote of
l27 (Whig) to 81 for John S. Pettibone, (Loco.)
Hon. CHARLES K. WILLIAMS was reelected Chief
Justice, with Stephen Royce, Isaac F. Redfeld,
Milo L. Bennett, and Daniel Kellogg, Assistant
Justices. The first is Political Abolitonist,
the last Loco Foco, and were elected (the latter
in place of the former Wing Justice, Hebard,)
without opposition, though the Wings have de-
cided majority.
Col. r. NJ. JOHNSON visited Montpelier his
Eastern tour, and was enthusiastically welcomed
by all parties. He was received by large con-
course of citizens in the Representatives Hall,
the Governor presiding, and the Legislature IN
attendance Gov. Mattockss address IS so short
and pithy that we must give it:
Cot JoAxsoS SirIn behalf Of the Legislature o. Yer
mont of the entire population OF tins honest
liule State bid YOU welcome 10 this their capitol
Sir, YOU are Statesman aud Soldier. AT the names
YOU led ch.rce with dashinr slaa,ry tha, has never
never been surpassed You have fought and bed-ay bed
in Freedoms cause. Yea brave and generous 10 apro
verb Can there De any higher praise There cam you
INDICATED the honor your ellow-cltzen and your Creme
raj when some who knew him essayed 10 taInlsh the
military fame of tina, hero, now, alas no more.
Magnauimous man! again say, welcome, thrice well
come here amid the descendants of the Green Mountain
Bows
Please pardon sir the concisenes of this address for
am an old man OF few words, but sincere.
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WING Nominations for Kings County.

For Senator. $50. MORRIS FRANKLIN.
/" County Clerk. JOHN NJ. HICKS
/" Sheriff 80. WALTER BARRE.
Members Of assembly.
JOHN A. CROSS, SAMUEL G. STRIKER.
C0TonerS
STEDMAN WRIGHT GIDEON c. AUSTIN,
c. B. DITMARS, PETER HEPBURN.
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Nrm.HArts. Conn. Oct. anh l843.

Haven were well acquainted with Henry c. Atwood, Esq,
while residing the OF Oxford IN this county
considered his character good and believed him be sterling
and answering supporter Of Democratic PRINCIPLES;
CHARLES a. INGERSOLL,
WM. II. ELLIS.
Ga
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q A correspondent complains that he and
others had old Sunday papers imposed on them
for new ones at The Plebeian office last Sunday.
They were not copies of The Plebeian-the same
slang fills that paper so necessarily that you can
hardly tell new from an old one.
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OXFORD, Conn, Oct. 3Oth, a. D. 1873

OXFORD, Conl., OCt 5Ull, a u 1913.
To all whom it may concern the following
made and presented for consideration Henry e. Atwood
Esq. the city New FORK, the of New
York late Tor several resident OF this place
While here for several years he inn holder winch
stuaon aud 10 his customers Of good character he gave
satisfaction. be remarked that one
pubic authorities this IN the following order The justices
the Peace the
with the Select Men, Consabes and Grand Jurors of III,
town, meet and nominate; the nominations made be-
confirmed by the County Court. As member of The
board successfully, am qualified say that least
of such meetings which was present member Mr.
woods nomination unanimously and cordially sus-
famed which shows the hshreart entertained
for hin III this community II that capacity.
For considerable before his departure from this place
he held the Office OF Postmaster wherein. for any thin.
know he acted il stric integrity 10 ms trust and 10 the
general satisfaction OF the citizens OF the town. Residing
very near him did had the circumstances OF MS situation
been different from what have stated should have knownt
and having known Them be different, should
STATE as do writeth believing the 10 be fact
NJ Atwood through the whole OF his career here in
po,ics DemoCrat-a decided devoted ardent Jealous,
working D Democrat.
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The Prospect for the Asse ,nbly.
The Assembly of this State consists OF l2o
Members, all elected annually. The last Assem-
bly, consisted of So Wings and 80 Loco-Focos, as
follo,Ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

We the undersigned inhabitants Of the town OF Oxford
having been well acquainted with the character and standing
Of Nj Henry c. Atwood former Posase. Of this place
good citizens and as 10 his character politically he has al
wavs been an unvield;ug and III tiinchiDg Democrat
Dated al Oxford. Oct 2Sth, 1913
HIRAM OSBORNE, former Member Of
the Legislature
CHACNCEY NJ. PLATT, Town Treas r.
MARK WOOSTER, Sherifts Deputy.
SHELDON CHURCH, Select Man.
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&C We hear that the Tammany Committee
have stricken of the names of Shaler and Sudan
from their Assembly ballots, because they would
not decline the Subteranean nominatlon.-Per
contra, the Calhoun men scratch back.
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u What means the moving Of carloads of
Beds from the Old Slip Watch-House late on
Sunday night Some fraudulent voting is evi-
IDENTIFY medtated Wings of the Seventeenth
Ward challenge closely!
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Town Clerk of Oxford Justice Of the Peace for New Haven
County late Clerk OF the House OF Representatives. Con
The above forwarded or application and OF Nj
Dan;el r Leon y. J, W.