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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
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Here again an active, energetic Wing populs
ton, 1919 greater, has rollcd ,5s4 l,ss votes.
If these repeated estimates, all bringing out
the same results, Go mt prcye fraud corclusiveIy,
We do not know what can.
Nor is this all. Tic Warren Journal, loco
Foco) tells us that Warren County can " Increase
her majority from one 10 tro hundred,' over her
present fraudulent and enormous vote. "Ono or
two hundred" the Journal can't say which, til
the Loco Focos down mere send them word how
much will be wanted.
Now we do not advcrt TO these frauds merely
to cry over them. They must be punished The
Legislature should investigate them. The Clay
Clubs in those Counties should commence prose
cutons. The Central Committee should offer a
reward for the detection and punishment of The
guilty voters and the guilty officers OF election
We have no doubt they will do il as soon as this
evidence is presented 10 them.
Shall the legal voters OF New. Jersey be cheat
ed out Of their rights Shall fraud deprive us Of
cur elective franchise Wings Of Sussex, Of
Warren, and Hunterdon, the duty rests on you
Ferret ont these corruptions; aud save he State
from being overwhelmed By them.
Trenton State Gazettc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Police Office.

Escape and Re-arreSt.-A man named John
william. who was arrested and committed a. The ppsI 20
corner Oi 81 Avenue aud IN M e. escaped l3t nibt 9m
hnc.- Of euon corner IL 81 street ana the 9"eiy oy
cutting through wal h instruments iTnhcd HIM from
the OUTSIDE ADD morning nrresed ut the fiv;
Poats keeper ~ Watson. aided b. oicer strong and
wcs committed io DrscI of tfial.
Tuo DleH Stabbtd Last night four Of the sal.
lors THE Nerc Steamers .nae Trinidad ibau alias. We
IN ADtonio umDslt. le"is hguare and Jo- Mare Gar
serious aay occurred between them hnd cOored inca
dui!ng which IuGliad stabbed cO.oted nu:Esd
stc3hen Blon md Frtncs Wilson, the former the b.ct
the l.tGf the ub1onsn. ncIng dnu wounds
The TREE nEmed MexIcrnS whD .00A little pait the
sifny severely BEATEN tina blacks and the whole DG'
Of the Me1icans were arrested and lodged pr,on.
of Francs |!on. and he yerjc; ofhe juy was that W..
wns d. dangerously wounded with sharp instrument H
Tfin.dad Yea ales aD.iJ Lite Water street
Higd'cay H0bJTy A man named Eugene ka',
Gnsgh arrested ff h1y!n: sunday nigit ka9cs'f
down n Centre street named Martin mcDonnsll. snd
robLns hn oi wc'ch lnt $40 n money lie wal epn-
mltied 10 autr9'r-
.Suad y TAfth-Julia Scott was arrested and
COMM ted SO .rc the pocket Of John McAnanJ
when hGU5e IN halnn: -; =
Jna Green cd agd committed FOR stealing bngs
na from the snip lsabea yIns pes No North River
MEfy Burns arrested tnd Committed tor stealing hdu1
cask.
Samuel Cha,es 'c1s and Imprisoned s,esns
large iton shait i.oH Patrick Gerr,y.
IUr5y at he Fi0e PoiAtS.-Th.s afternoon arc
her .-rsl5 at.ray occurred Eve Po,nt. which
number ofc ored sftlcksd three Mexican s'en
VITA cG. knocking them down. nod 6eauSg oAe aingSS T.
derL. Two negra.' HfieG Levi. Butte, and Rcbcff " ~
lace. arrested and COMMITTED Tor he offence.
Cosatecien BM M-Lq8t night two men named
Rcin,y iFhse'e. ,nd Hoasywci |ucrnt pasNe 81 e9c
=rict bit! Of the D.faSt5 5e 3;ok, 70 James h. NcD9hao
payment r halt urd Of ten hey were errestso aas
arse rt o re ba.e bi5 6einE iouhd upon then' he' WY
81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
By :'his Mornings Mail.
Tn,ucSin Philadelphia
'f"t-fi s''tftilleT va sc 4'N'' sN'N a'@t'f"s
rHiLADKtFHi.. Oct. 4-f.
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PHILADEtrH;.. Oct. z3-f. ".
fHE MILLER ENCITEN,Nr.-i ms miserable d.
lu,o rs,v rs; Is. pgsa,fs The time having psI When the
-oiH WA 10 nave c-ssed - exist b ne "'c'ea,es-S,
"a, wrought one faano, a.ale ~ Fls9ge'' Of Nhols
fau RS BEEN -froJet Erf gnve't' brought r9oa thD.
"hp ~e:s nr''"i"'. "a G.Hoiilo- eSl1l't4Hfr oAs Of
the D!e.ches tfoz tsr Ea'i 70 nzs b h'is 'f -vsra
dt'. - - nave " tas cay i'h oy~f ~ n ht' p0sses
SION art sad - have seue e tie der9ed Ou. =
EqlscorAL Co>vs>r.oN.-I General Con,gn.
an ai - Po..5n 70 pal Cfg-c % the Tinted sste,
a-,urHn's1, p-s7i-u make Brhoo al rur.eJ
c.,sd. 5I,.d a srzta -rd hsiiy agreed To- ~heIsupoa
to- Rev Il r lis sa.a s - il;e. Dns.0nsfy Bssoo
81 ire iiali l-pnr a. - S-i--l r' turkey
TIE f,.. B. 30. i Boone. y u Ms dominated a' Bishop
Ct aHa aat 4iiei 7coTt-ab5 tcssie r N: evening hr
NOMINATION 11s c0Gn1n u.
Iae Goainziion oi the Rs.. Gsorse y icJnhn. 81 D.
.ouary functions A'sassas th- Indian sfIo;y aot the
k,ds5iic ui I.Sl.. ulan noc..y rSc-,'! 10
INTERESTING CLLSBKATtoS.-Ihe Pennsy Iva
~. Is1rr-i sacsy % cesor'- tse reanG eeniepuy Of
;e Rth of ,pai P-aa .ri the AnnY.rei of ms l.ndins
tomorrow aNccr1on th- Hal of nfsp -Hdere-. BY
t-cs. ur JOB yso1. Ia sat - ~ Ode from d. Coaes
- thc r-ca5-7S e i!lI -oct'y-
TrI1f'oy tiAAKls- l'h. case of Joseph Hams.
chsr.ci h he ,urs, %. Cui!tS Tst. wi probably be COO
c!ut- h esenln. iu-nufi9" ne irh oi -onn IAkfsH
charged VITA Alag Go'ce sh.-. dunns The hecsnElon
sur WALrsa.-rt;s fne ship, belonging 10 Re-
bert fnf' m this cy wrecked oa tsr morning Of TIA
fs,h m i.a ~ II X, ,,5a' live pol q IN. Is;h III,
r IN DIP snl i Is i.su.i. toS,,n r~lh hef car.o
4 6.RiSG iplsr-A colorel eitl, usmcd Hester
u. arrested ye,tr y altrineoa IN the lower part Of
IN, city ca-crt wl,h f,iJi1: hyf c1po!ce' az
o!s %; .falc y value a:uest $50. Sle 'As fully comne~
>IoCks.-ine sales 1. day were IsEt, beng con-
oe iva descriptions state tNe' 'S.d at the seeond
hoStL at decline ~ "a. -.
nes> R,.i. in i,t Iuy. sts S.si Sate I.S.
Gu7l. ~ 5 hs MoyrueE'iug Bank y,
S-JuG B1driSt5c2 state D. ~ % -. Gifard Bauk
II, 500 tennessee Bont' mt ls July. S6s 500 STATE
o. SBir hi ,N'Ews-l; F. NJ Cleared ms att.rnoon--
Ships Suat.:ia Sa.th. j. Orears. Brig, u. Wolf Lof
l.uS Kins,ton Jam Paul f. Jones. Taylor. Chsesou
Ellot Baker Bottom rIscafora, HceIG'. do Sch' Mcn-
sooa Carttnr, Js-l. Cuba HsIte LOUISA. Statea
Island ELlbeth. Bescn y. N0rS Of,ou Henderson do.
BARGE. Str. Lou. head. and Comet. Cav y \ lotk.
!rrrs!-Buzs Bfoja- !Eur1w. n day, irrm 81 JohrS.
IT, bluud New Nof>. bg' .ut 10 IN distress, having
psrsuced 9TH 81 - enGous hurreape
trom ) ,aca carr!s=l away ruas> Oak Ryder inui
Boston Palm cfuwell. from do scnN Nm hntt Candy.
ifcm Ia Eiver Coral Shutc from New -loEdon America.
Slmets tTcv!rnse. Mary Cufucia. LeDaoN. from Al
bzny Rirf- p-n-' Gteen !fem thsny. steamer Isre".
Thompson, from New-NorA.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Central Clay Committtee.


R.sopod That Clay Clubs and other Democratic Clay rs
,ocalons OF the City OF New York be earnestly requested u
devote themselves with patient aud peevering industry 10 lhe
important duty of thorough prnary organization oi he e
spective Wards. now in progress.
Resopsd That In accordance with generu wish oi
our hig friends this Committee will take measures Tor hold
ns during month Of October Mass Meeting ~ me Cy
IN which ths clay Clubs and friends U Cay gen
eray Of all description will be requested to participate by
deyotinc al, stmghty movement before IL election
Reso1sd That the above resolutions be referred to tbs
Council OF Presidents. with 70 acd 70 her nun
bepublshed J. N. kbfHoiips rtesiuen''
J. r. LoRTON secfetare'.
day ~. arb gn. fred upon OILS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Circuit Court.


John Doe ~. Richard iioe.-rhis vas icIgnsd
Issue 10 te.t tie validity oi the w ul Mary Nelson, deceaeI.
rTbe deceasrd srti her hushs1d William Neon nuve,
Of En ,larf and ~ tins c0unty ~ Tie
butcher and acquired considerable properly Thew resided
for numhzf of y.Gr = Essex and died hrfc
husband dying 1896 ie mOnlhs heosn ms lt. and lsAv
lrs 10 tE- ns properly. win The exception o S'o
yhch lie yeye of MS daughters ilTs Mary iinisuan.
VINO resided with her noeF al The time Of her deatl. p.
Nelson M he will confirmed the bequet OF e. UT 20 N.
nul divided the remuints! Ii between
he cEid,cn oil Alrs. - 9aCtref daughter e,"s N
~ n,bafl uid rheDC Dkc woman VINO resided 10
.n building belonging aN. n. and 10 whom she became
y,taced ihe beng egu Ia fourteenth part oi ths
Mrs Stevens considered hat the potion OF the csse
DEVISED 20 chdreu shna have been devised TO heI,e
and IN connection with her SITTER Nrs Ackley. and tbel
hu.b.nj. Nicholas II SeScn and John ckey the
validity uf the VIII. when y deienCed by Nh, lEtnan.-
rs orop,en rIpLnded the charge tnat ArS N-lsIn
y not conpe:eat 10 the making OF VIII ai the time Ghe did
50 also that undue mGcncs had been exercised &c. Tbs
@ was aio,e ny Mr.. Campbell. the tl- Sur jgrts but
ms ssion reversed by ir Circuit Judge that h. cass
m,.ht go tu uTy. aGd the Testimony h.1ri
and tie Count adjourned.
S,lden nmd others ~. D1ken-Action referred 10
ye,tsroay Vafdllt Tor plaintiff IN amount Of claim
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

a Rich CASE or ILLEGAL VoTISa.-A man lined David
Miller, resident ni the Thirteenth Ward Loco lOco
presented the Grand Jury On Saturday last and committed
10 all charged with having cG0pti fourteen men, ani with
having hsea nStFumenti IN yOng them tiIes times each
all The WARDS OF the CITY. Baltimore Patriot
Let us see how this tuots uP. In the first place,
each of these fourteen men voted three times that
makes forty,tro vorcs for each man. In the next
place, there are fourteen Wards in Baltimore; this
multiplied by forty.wc, makes IRE hundred and
eighty. eight votes cast by these fourteen men L,
one election. The Loc0-Foco majority at !ha.
election was little over 200, so that these four
teen cast nearly the one.haifofit! No wonder the
Lcco-Focos have such horror of Registry Acts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

GRAHAMs NAGAzISE.-The November number
OF this popular magazine has just been laid before
U.s. 1t contains the usual amount OF excellent ari-
cles by some OF the best writers Of the day. among
whom we notice Mrs. Osgood, Mira. Stephens,
w. c. Bryant and A. Z. Street. The embellish-
ments OF the present number OF the highest er-
der, comprising portrait of Mrs.A 5. Stephens,
The E!khorn Pyramid and The Gsrar.' For
sale by W. H. Graham, Tribune Office.
r. The NATIONAL MAGAZINE for November is
also for sale by Graham.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

OF The undersigned Committee OF Ar
rangemcnts. appointed hi the Wing Young Mems zen;
raj COMMITTEES cu0p-fatlun with the wing 6enerd
COMMITTEES und the Central Clay Club OF this CITY, IN preparing
deem their duty respectfully and earnestly 10 call ON their
constituents Join this last grand demonstration previous TO
the coming election We call the young men OF oil trades
professions and occupations stand By those great principles
represent labor and industry OF the country you would
protect American labor and American industry against foreign
Interference and domination We cal! you youag me:
chnn Identified success Is, wi,a The general
professions welfare md depend on the
tame and welfare OF country Above ALL we cnii on you
Patro weud advance The interests and exa the
honor of the American People. would restored TO
they characterized earlier and better days you
would avert the fatal precedent OF having the Chair Se
adorned by Washington polluted by The touch OF petty
political you would sacred TO the
honorable and hOnored amongst US, the WISE and great and
good OF the land Friends Of Order and Of Law Friends ni
true Liberty, Friends of America, Friends of HENRY
CLAY, the best embodiment OF American and AM
feeling. call one and oil 10 rouse yourseNe
TO tho great work. And evidence Of
your determine quit yourselves like men. come
ther 70 the GRAND ARRAY Of 30 and let give
ponens earnest o the irresistible power and zeal winch
us for the contest and bear us on TO victory:
And Young Wings OF the neishbong cities and coun
s and Join on this great and receive
congratulations and thanks for the paI and hearty
good wiAhes for the future You will he freely welcomed
Brothers and Friends.
r. LAWRENCE. JAMES ABBoTT.
e.. MCDoU0ALL, WALTER BRADY,
GRo. F. NEsBlTr, JOHN COOPER.
SAM'L r. mABBATT. RoDKRT CRAIGnEAD.
JAMks GREEN, J.C. DoRR,
L. X. Bradley A. w. BRADFORD.
CONRAD SWEET. JoHN RIPLEY.
FRKpK PERRY. A. VAN NoRprN. Jr.
e9l 1000 Committee of .4rrangemeats
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
CENTRAL Clay CoAMITrYE.
National Hal. Oct. 10. lS-a+. )

NHuOunT HUI, OCl Iv1F-
rT At meeting Of the Committee held Thn Evening" /,
Resoped That the Merchant, Of this City be respectfully
ysd To cooperate with Delegations from the various Do
mocrac Clay Clubs other Clay Associations OF our Cny
in united action of their bndy upon the occasion oi tie
Grand Mass Procession the 9th October -,
Rcsoped That they be further respectfully requested i
sutng their TO maxi such ARRANGEMENTS or the
special invitation reception and entertainment OF their com
ereal friends the neghborng sho best co
not with their knowledge character for intelligence, patr
otn N and hospitality.
j. n. REYNOLDS. President.
JoHs r IORTos Secretaries OIL lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

y Prot. RODGERS of Philadelphia is now Lee.
turing in the River Towns on Animal Maguetsm,-
this evening at Hudson. We have letters from
friends at Hamilton College, where he has lately
delivered Course OF Lectures, assuring US that his
demonstrations OF the truth OF Magnetism gave the
fullest satisfaction. Two of the Professors have
certified 10 the same fact We believe Prof. r. will
lecture this City next month, and doubt not he
will command attention. That persons magnetzed
by him have read, played chess, &c. with their eyes
tightly bandaged, is iudisputable.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

AMERICAN IssrITurE-THE GREAT FAlR.-To-
morrow at o'clock P. a. the visitors Of the Fair
will be entertained in the Saloon, at Nibo's, with
the volunteer vocal music CT Signors San Quirico
An,ognn and others-celebrated articles from Italy,
The distinguished Pianist Tilnms will preside at
the Piano. OF this refined and beautiful entertain,
msnt those can now partake who decline visiting
theatres and opera houses. The entertainment is
given Tor the exclusive benefit OF the Library Of the
Institute
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Ate, Mr.. CLAW had concluded, the President

After Mr.. Clay had concluded, the President
introduced
wv. Fowler, who spoke for an hour or more
on Texas, and finally gave way to
Senator J. F. SIMMONS of Rhode Island who
addressed the meeting short but able speech on
the important subject of the Tenff.
The Meeting at National Hall.
National Hall. like the Tabernacle, was cIo"d-
ed full of enthusiastic and warm-heaf'ed Wings
las. night. The meeting was organized by Inc
choice of the following officers:
F5~ P-eside=t THERON 5. CARMAN'
;fre Presidents:
J.o. T. W,.Lts4os' j c. TsMsLr.
EpXuSp GRIFyIS. \. KAlts'
J. ]. BISoHAM. ',ko' bAhsIo.
Il M.Iwrti DAsL. GopwTS
d. B. Curtis, w EAfHoK.
Senator SIMMONS Of Rhode Island, Senator
MILLER Of New.Jersey, and MI DoRRAScE oil
Genesec County made short addresses IN defence
OF the Wing policy and its distinguished cham,
pior, rep!e:e with stirring elcquencc and sound
argument, and which brought doTn such thun'
ders Of applause as made the old Hall t''m0is'
There was also Mass Meeting in front OF The
Hall, which was addressed by JOSEPH BLUNT,
ESQ. Mr. ROMAN, and HlI. VAN Ness Of Brook
ism. At Twoli, also there was large and en-
thusias.ic gathering, but our limits forbid going
farther into detail.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
CITY INT ELL q e. c f.
WEDNESDAY.
Superior Court.
Before Julse OAxLxY.

U
Fellows, Reed AMI A!coIt ". Clement +. Cheve.
ier-hc:ou he amount O! notes ~ yesn
sgO The Jury came iutn Court WIZ ,er-ct IN
c !s=nGGnt bst The JuIy beng potec ci the Jr
ds.ned although he hat ..nel the verdict. and the
Juy ~ 10 room. Alter beng time
won! lie Court that the IG1y could agree
they We e discharged.
q. H. BoGiel ys. Stephen Clrd.-The planuh,
going up Third the b June Inst with
horse aL kaucsc out OF hs wagon and injured
by wagon oideleaGnn whcn the latter
Ing an uIl-wi pace down the Actun brought
Glna.es The VIII be continued tins !orenoOp
Fo. pg.Gun, liI. Niles. torceieIdan Sir. Jona. ale
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Well done Nrknnsas!

The Mmphis Enquirer cf Thursday, Oct.
10Th, gives the following cheering news from Ar
kansas, first rate TO BEGIN with
We have received accounts from Crittenden,
Mississippi and St. Francis counties, all showing
large Increase in the Wing VOTE We would
moi be at all surprised if GIBSON, the Wing can.
didate for Governor, should be elected
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Baltimore Election.

As the Loco Foco presses are seeking to con-
ceal theT virtual and signal defsa. at the Charter
Election Oh Monday, by pretending that MAJ.
Law, the Wing candidate for Mayor, received
many Loco votes, we give table which Will set
tie the business Here is the vote on each ticket
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
In. REYNOLDS. "tesider, Central Clay Commi'tse
SFSSpSEfsSIK prex't nru ,sm OF lEt Ward Clay Cius
r,,,c,, from The Mxntes of Tho Central Cdv ELeeattre
C;,nm,t,ce S1trrddv Oct. II, iSii

EIfTdet TTOp7 -UtHutS OF
Cemmit.ce. Saturday,. Oct IL. isA;
Rlssped Tha, the Presidents Of The Cen,rc Clay Commit
tee be requested the Clay Clubs, and other Clay Ao
Citations of surrounding Counties and States TO cooperate
with this Committee the ropCsed Ma" Meeting and Pu,
cezsion be held in this City Wednesday the h dey ol
October. JOSEPH kEEN, secretary.
Jn compliance the above Resolution hereby respect
fully invite the Clay Clubs and friends OF Clay generally
hom our private may have no, ol
Boston Providence New. Haven, Norwich and Brd2epor
nso The Clay Clubs OF Kings. Queens and suffolk. Richmond.
Wescheste Rockend, and the River Counties. 70 JOIN with
u.s. and display their noble Banners with ours PhiadepiHl
and Baltimore. you leave own lnbor and Jun US
Vic:onous Wings of Hudson and Essex Cosntie NewJeI
sey will also welcomed @ peculiar roy fresh us they hc
from the elorou triumph Of hard fought oatte beds
Ist them come f be only TO haDEs Tor whct
thsy have done for Come from the Cities and from me
Country. from shore and from the mountain rom IN te
farm and the shop, from the ship and from the fesloe
Lei all who have any thing lose By Loco toco success or
any thing to gain by Wing victory. come i0rh oi iliai
display Of their force before the last battle hed 10.
HENRY CLAY 'y9udke-drisel or be for ever iailSn.
J. n. REYNOLDS.
oil President Central Clay Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
I.oco.Eoco Nom,n,,ions,

Steuben and AHegany.-For Congress, Martin
Glover OF Alegany.
81. Larrsnce.-John l.. Russell and Asa l.. Ha.
zeltine for Assembly.
Suiliran.-Harvey K. Morris for do
N,agaro.-Luther Wilson, John T. Smith, do
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
a. this Election

Loco nnj on Mayor, i99 Aid. 5S+; Assists ass.
Average Loco row, 522 Do. on Governor l,s22.
Clear Wing galp........ 700.
The Wing vote is just about the same now as
as al the State Election three weeks previous;
The Loco Foco vote, with the City Government
and al it's patronage in certain prospect, has
fallen Of 100. We submit, then, that the charges
Of our Wing friends that they were overwhelmed
at the State Election by foul voting are fully sus-
;aincd and proved-Mr. McMahon and the Loco
Foco State Committee to the contrary notwith-
standing. Mr.. C!ay's majority in Maryland can
noi fail to be large.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
FOR sovER.oR,
M!s.I.ARD FILLMORE
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL J. W1LkIN.

SAIi lJEL y. HlLkiIS
rog C.sAL ccamIssIoSEhs,
SAMUEL WORKS, of Niago Go.
SpEHCER KELLOGG, OF Oneida 20.
rJ.IJAIi RH0ADEs, OF on"nanfa 70
JO.EPI: II. JACkSoS, of fnnshn tH
FoR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
tWILLIS HALL, OF Aij7nJ;
A. i.'se.. tJOMG "A. CoLLiEh' Oh hie''as
FOR SENATOR'S.
Din 1.HIIiAI KETCHUtf.
U....HUGH MAXWELL.
IIl.HENRY Il. HAYsER.
Nv NJ.LIAn ". *. McLEAc.
V......SAMUEL FARWELL'
vI...CI1AUSCEY j FOX.
JOHN C. BEACH.
yIlI.....CARLOS EMmONS.
FOR Cos6REs3,
lid lnnos-J. PHILLIPS PHENIA'
Iv,h JOHN II. WILLIAMS
y,b JOHN 3. SC0LES.
VITA HAMILTON FISH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
r--rss--.n.r.--.--....s..r
Court Cels,,,,cr rhis Day.

SUPERIOR Courr-Nos. II. lt8, 3d. ], >, AIS
lS -. 56 % A. 10, s.. sc, s. Is, !, Il, ~, 81, s.
liS, %. lc2, 81. 81, 96. ii, II.
Cincuir CoUNr.-Nos. IS, IS, 80, loo, s, 10, H.
CoNxoS PLr.s.-Nos n, =, 25, u, %, -, 80,
n 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Court or Common Pleas.
before Judse UPsu0EffER

Wm. Swanon IS. Owen ". Brennau.-Aciion OF
Kepeyn wh ch tdcI before the gh oi levy
on n1dl ls wdrhlr By Brennan OF Two bl lad T.
hls IN poses, OF MI Nciemeser at Monroe lic Net-
dict this forenoon For pian Asrs aud Dile;. fot
de,rldan: J.c5,r, !. GIeen and w >. Smith.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
WBJG MASS MEETINGS.
60, Kauy for Clay and Frei,ng

Grand Rally for Clay and Freh"g-
huy,en on "wednesday. 3oth octonc.;-ine %,
dsoed Presidents tho Clay Clubs and Ar'oc'ahohs Vi
nuuuans 20 a recommendation 0. me Central Gay
COMMITTEE give notice to Democratic Wss' and Gay
Men OF tho respective seetors that last "raha Semoh
,,or before the Presidential Election will take place IN th
CITY on Wednesday. the 3oh day OF October IN w'en IL =
nc,ed TINT those OF all pursuits who favor OF Ia'if
f Pro,eeon TO American Labor. and American interest,"
and of the able and consistent advocate of those pu
,ut, and interests HENRY CLAY will be expected to taS
aeyo part The various Clay Clubs and Wing ASSOCIATION
of NewY with the various Trades and Industrial no
;to. ,r. ,eoues.se To proceed with their arrangements
with view 10 brng out their respective forces on the occa
sion and day above named
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

WIspow GLASS AT ArcrIos.-Tnis Day October .se.
ct ilk o'clock will be sold by L. VI. Hoffman Co. N i0
Of lhe;, store No 50 Wall Of From; s;'eot M oo"
American Window Glass aiIoIted sizes. Oc:. A "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Old LiyiEgSton

H.n. JoHy YouxG OF Geneseo and Df. WELLS
of Caledonia are the Wing candidates iot Assem-
big in this inyinc;ole County, where tie Wing
majority is bound 10 be 1900.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

q TIE American Museum the grand centre Of s..i-
ton 10 love Of the ~cnd fiui and arnseens ol
its manay u the rlt spirited kind and every
y md the best !e5t O the - appear oers.
performances take rlacs to day al and halt pas, e
a,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
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Election Returns for ls4O-'43-'a4.
L>y@ The POLITICIAN REGISTER, containing l@e
Elections in the several States BY Counties ID Ioao'
and nj all the subss ouent Elections down TO this
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our register, containing the nearest approximation
we can make 10 the Popular Vote in the recent Eec-
tons of virginiu Indiana, Missouri, &c DC. win
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

"BuxKge HILL."-The noble. patriotic. ,n',.n. w,
and yth,l TIE mast cs6RistIRg ELii6Ir Ger ~ 80,
YORK Is the s.rrLE BUNK .R GLL. NJ" rNH
,ae Coliseum ~ Bfoiiaay Eye'y nn; WSl' = .,t 10
IN II. City uu wl .e- oe'ni h ~
City Never before did ali The eTolH'io's 9" we ~
dufcG by machinery butt Iri7 heis - c"ir ~ ~ II
found e"eIJ o:"O'de.' o. 't-''-'' I Is
means.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

u Connecticut, on The recommendation OF
Gov. Baldwin, holds her Annual Thanksgiving
on Thursday, Nov. 2o.h.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

u DR.. URI JUDD OF Yates is the Wing
candidate for Congress in the District composed
OF Tomrkins Chemuns and Yates. This is a
hard District, bu, the Wings are hard at work in
it, and will give their candidate vote worthy of
him and the cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

II grea; -nosi,ytn seen at tie Ne Work Arsuass ss
co1Stilg of an o.In So4ay and the smallest woman 10 ~
wo,!s soendIi performances by the southern SenSs'S
Bo,tsIs of Na:aaw. Ms Ada!t. &c -ell ior one shpk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

~ FINE GRAPES, Of The Cat.wba ard other
foreign kinds, from the celebrated vineyard CT DR..
Undcrhill ct Croton Point, are Tor sale b. A. &.
Crasto, South side Of Astor House.