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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Is, T. NJ
Gov. Skunk and Vice President Dallas are hsar.
ing pretty conspicuousy at present among the Democ
racy the city and districts of Philadelphia. Last eve
ming they the lions Chestnut and Eighth sts-
toni ght they make their appearance in the Northern LID
erte sand 10 morrow evening the faithful OF Moyamen'
sing will have the honor Of visit from these distinguish
ed personagcs The balance of the programme hs's
seen.
To day Gov. Skunk and the Secretary of tho
Commonwealth. Jesse Miller Esq. paid visit TO the
Public Schools OF the First District OF Pennsy wanna
They were highly pleased with the condition OF tho
scholars.
In the Court of Sessions, Henry Lewis has been
convicted of having forged check for $3.50 tho
Western Bank in The name of Robert Reed. He Will b
sentenced on Saturday.
Several old cannon. supposed to be some Of the
guns OF the old rgate Alliance have been shed mes!
tie upper end OF Smiths Island in the Delaware.
John Conover aud Thomas Sproal have been
committed By the Mayor charged with passing counter
felt money. number of skeleton keys were found IN
their possession, besides the necessary implements FOX
breaking into houses &c.
Ole Bulls Concert for the benefit OF the Poor
Musical Fund Hall.
A very heavy business was done today in stocks
and prices generally advanced. Pennsylvania Elves
closed firm at 73t bid 3i asked Reading Rrrosd shs
advanced !. selling at 27i. Wilmington Railroads.&c.
Board to "a, improvement OF from the closing rata
OF yesterday, with sales OF 5000 shares Carnde;
and Amboy Railroad shares also up selling at III
Grard Bank !. and Schgylkili Bank !. For Tcnneses
Bonds 81 bid 81; asked.
The weather to-day is clear and pleasant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
a,,i-SnpitnI Puuiahu,cnt.

Tho National Society for promoting the Aeoiiuon
oi Car,ai runishmcn, held preliminary mcc''ne
nj PHILADELPHIA nj + NJ w cdncsday--tho state So
,,,ty ,d;,urninr over its concluding session from
w,,;,o.lay noon to Thursday evening 10 make
NOM for il. Committees were appointed 10 report
Officers tor tho evening meeting, 10 report Rcsolu'
,ons tr the consideration Of tina, meeting. and TO re-
rcr, nm Address 10 tho People of tho United States
MIR c. G. RuKlsi0u is the Chairman of this last
Committee which will take Time 10 prepare the Al
drrsx
N>r NJ ,hc great Hail of the Chinese Museum
WAS dcnscy filed with members OF the Society ana
aud,,,rs Hon. Gno. NJ DALLAS Vice President
~ IN, / States took the Chair. and made bret,
rla;n. moderate and sensible address. He said he
,y,s fur many wears intimately connected with the
administration OF criminal justice, and had therein
been led 10 the conclusion that the legal inticuoh Oh
Death was impoli,ic, injurious and wrong ms
crin;cu had been formed after much delioerauoh'
mud was very earnestly entertained. But he eau
toned those who agreed with him against the
Incorporate Remuneration OF those VINO he'"
.,;a,r,u, opinion. and against expecting to re-
verso the popular sentiment OF centuries IN
moment. The abolition oil Capital punishment
must h the work of time the fruit OF patient effort
and of generous devotion. We must beware oil
making enemies TO our cause by harsh judgments or
q. cmbi,crue the feelings of those who oppose us
from mistaken conviction of civil or religious duty
II IN, orpoucuts of the Dea,h.Pcnaliy are wise ms
we'll as faithful we may hope that the day is not lar
,,is,an, when the Gallows will take its place with
,hr Rack. the Thumb Screw, the Torture, the Glib
be, The Stake. among the relics of barbarous ages
and tho discarded implements of human perverse'
mess and error Mr.. Dallas's remarks were re-
c.iycd with hearty appreciation.
IL, was followed by CYRrs NJ. BURLElGH OF
Conn. DR.. SxopGRAss OF Md DIR. GIBBONS Of Phila.
Rev. Il. w. GRIswoLp OF do. and CHARLES c. BUR-
LEIGH OF do. who closed the speaking after 10
O'Clock in thrilling and mastery address, one OF
the hes, we ever heard on the subject
a series OF Resolutions, reported by H. GREELEY
Of n y briefly setting forth some OF the reasons
for aboshing the Gallows and pointing out modes
OF promoting tina, end were read and adopted. The
Society then adjourned to meet in this City during
the Anniversary week in May next
The Resolutions. &C. not having appeared in the
Philadelphia papers of yesterday morning. will be given
3. soon RS theyTeach US
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
Louisiana Election,

The State of Louisiana voted the Sd inst. on
the New Constitution lately adopted by State
Convention. The majority for the Constitution in
the lst Municipality of New Orleans is 43s; III the
I'd Municipality 7S4, and in the Sd Municipality
about $780, making the majority in favor of the Con.
stitution in New Orleans about 1900
The vote in The Covington Precinct, Parish of 81.
T.mmany. on the frs, day stood % for the Consti-
tuition and against. An election was also held in
the lid Congressional District for member of Con-
gress The vote in the Covington Precinct, ST.
Tammany, on the first day stood. for Cooley. Wing.
cI. Harmonson, Loco t..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

,>s s,.,e,,; ,Aa never hsc sishtct us 'a"''""
.,,xs ,hss ~ n,spAjni SN' >E'Si"> 'h'"S" ''''' u
n, s.,,,-l fashion, Il d%oSN's Ne>ps',"V' '' Wv
,.sr,,,,Tx u ,Ae weSsS ~ 'Nt r''ss'"S NT"S," :"
- ~, hnr,SA ami gain popularity win 'o'
~, 80. AMI ,A,y,Shtle>s 'y Az esS'''''sS !"
~, .,s;y, ~ t>s,yrn wilderness ~ wh''" ga,
= ava, ). II ,Sa,Sn.l >alsi;W While the 'NSs"''''
,,>,A,,~s>S, " ,ho tss>s - u'''en'SeVc y.
c,,a, M Asssy xyi r,';sSs VI su '''' N"'s''>'''
,N,,...A ., INNS IN, EeyN,i nan> as pictures VI
-. .,>-> az. ,>,wss wA;eA we,'d $'>T"' 10 inc
,,.>S.. :, ~, y,yy, =, ANTE in n'liy'ns snS'a"o
.u~r NJ tsse Mesh hsoS NJ the NN'a'"o'a' S""
-. D,ss,sty N ,s<r ,;es~; sUd ss"'shn''H' '''''
:, ,A.,,, ,,,.,., yhe l,>N,,fco clamor for ise
,s>ss x 0yvSva
IN, .s.uvv & shjs y vcry simple The " h'S
,,,,, As,s ;ssssoy aaN tNsn ihA; u r'o"i"s head
S>.. -,S, w;.A to adversary hw ;hs' popularity
,NS,A ). g~.y xSsAi,,St i, the sacrifice Of Peace
y,>s.>,,ssv sy3 Y7>Syv>s-SJ the COS; OF wholesale
.stssA,,,- su& xSNa>-->vs ra.ntN Commerce dc
,,sss>; S,.ss.:v S,,! devastated Cases sad Towns
= v,>sAa X ynw,S,.,y N rs character and destiny
., ;; ny y,,s,, ~ ssS,,;; >ytally 10 twenty years
.xS,sSNs f., y>,wcy S. ;ho prize OF srcviins 'Nn'
>.asry TX c$,&:;;ies, acpravit'es and horrors
= VIZ. ~ sli the Yya;'sTs q votes 10 he gained
,.s es u ~ c=jeyS>i IS ;he bounty Of lis enlist
=sss a.~;e- tx hl>3y banner. i; viii steadily III
.n,,- &c; ike Aclii;s3 :.ic, Satan w henevcT II
.Asg \. Transformed; INTO s isr'y loving ana ao'
A,ssAs.s w$- WIKI is cs-isse rspne. lust snd dc
vS<.ssssa. :, VII be u, lo=Ser the Whis party and
..y -osc - ;r,S,yi,;es i; The Five Points si'd the
Esss .ai Asvs .hs s,S;~>hoFs :oy is nurseries But
-, -s-,,, - ~: No.
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MIR. Calhoun in Mobile.
Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.
Mnnt1 I Mr.

NOZZLE Nov 4, lsi5
As you cannot look over the whole country at al!
times and for much that is passing are dependent
upon the eyes and ears OF others, permit me TO bring
my mite.
We have in our busting little city, Hon j. Z.
CALHOUN, of South Carolina You have probably
observed that he was expected to pass through this
place on his way 10 the Convention 10 De held at
Memphis. He arrived here about noon today on the
steamer Montgomery He came down the river on
the Il. Kinney W hch was me, some four or I'VE miles
up the river by the Montgomery with number OF
gentlemen on board TO wait upon nm 10 Inc CITY
The Montgomery is one OF our finest boats and she
came down in beautiful stye, as il proud of her
illustrious passenger, with crowded decks ana
streaming colors. As she passed the upper wharts.
a salute was fred from the shore she sailed the
whole length of the city, and returning, landed our
guest near where the salute was tired A coach
with four fine horses was in waiting amidst dense
crowd Of citizens to carry him 10 his lodgings
There was no party spirit manifest IN 'ie Fecep-
tion Wings and Loco Focos lett their business
and the whole city seemed congTegaied on the
yvharves, TO see and welcome the man whom al!
consider highminded, honorable Statesman This
was as il should be, where the only dividing line is
in an honest difference OF opinion and not that found
in The iguoble contest :or place and dollars even
though one be the Just reward OF his inexperienced
patriotism 10 the estimation Of the aspran and the
other The pure coinage OF the Sandy Hill mint,
vouched for by some ~ nice young man.
merely acquaint you with the arrival OF Mr. Cal
houn what was done afterwards, or Is conten-
plated for tomorrow. cannot say b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

Es THE WING ALMANAC FOR 1916 contains
Article the subject OF tho Oregon Territory which
will be found very interesting this particular time
aso contain, complete List of all the Senators and
Members Of the House OF the next Congress. besides
amount of other matter Statistical. Political and
Miscellaneous The price only II! cents per copy
81 per dozen. 1t may be obtained OF any of the Book
sellers or Country Merchants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

PROFESSOR REDS LEcTURE.-We had intended
give report this gen,eman's lecture Chemistry
in our paper OF this morning. but going to the
Mechanics Institute at the hour appointed for opening
found it SO density crowded that
to be thought Of The lectures of the Institute
told will hereafter take place at the commodious apart
mcnt usually devoted to such purposes in Clinton Hall
where trust there will be less difficulty in efcctng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

LATER FROM KISGsToN.-Wc are in receipt of
papers from ngson jamaica the 10th ult The
is of Importance. The journals Of that place
plying their columns with the approaching session Of the
Legislature Rain has been plentiful, and no
no complaint about the crops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

The SENATE.-Owing 20 division among our
friends in Nantucket, who had two candidates for
that Office, no Senator has been elected in the Dis
trict comprising the Counties OF Nantucket and
Dukes. We think we have elected our Senators in
Barstable County by close vote and that there
are II Wing Senators elected. and 90 vacancies.
ALI
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Their to-day is clear and pleasant.

re- For the benefit Of person, who use PH,los's Cst&
icAL HAIR BALsAn may be necessary to observe lhr-
they should chance to spill small portion OF Il on the pGE
OF their hands or let drop OF fall on their foreheeI
will not force the hair grow either place although
Is an excellent nvgoraor for the Imperial or Moustsche
"nch acts as the Summers rain TO the herng plant
Il also indispensable IN removing curf and daR
Tul which is warranted 10 do 1t also gives the hair So
silky appearance Prepared only at PA Broadway By Er
wAkD PHALoN, Arts, in Hair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
Fire mt Saratoga Springs.

Correspondence Of The York Tribune.
The dwelling house Of Hiram Carpenter, Esq.
about nile East Of the village of Saratoga Springs
the Lake Road, entirely consumed by fire on
Tuesday afternoon, 1lth inst The irc Is supposed to
have taken from the oven. The house insured tor
$1,000 in the Hartford Insurance Company The furni.
.ure was mostly saved it was insured FOR $500 The
probable loss will be $500 besides insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce.

HANCOCK Co. IT, Oct, q.
FROM NAUyoo.--The Circuit Court after ad journ.
Saturday last 5th ins. Nauvoo 10 pass
day in company with the commander of the STATE
Guard at Carthage While there T. :. warrant arrived
for the arrest OF the Twelve, and demand was made
upon the State Guard for assistance Major Warren
inclined to make the attempt but consultation
agreed that the probable result would be general mas
Of Guard and Court, and the project aban.
doned. The Mormon Legion is the Of the whole
region.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

presented tie Hoboken Racecourse As nuisance
We hope this proper and prompt action VIII 90 CORES
pondingly nc; on part of the proper authorues
would be delightful TOO ii some OF the srogsees anu
other low haunis CT vice which disgrace that beautiful
place could also be s6a;ed.
E+ The steamer Oregon has not been disrnah'
lied and no, going to have any thing done 10 her hui
which requires no ngthening She lying at smith
& Dimons wharf for the purpose OF having couple Oh
additional iron braces put upon the deck and VIII re-
sumo Ter outside trips to Providence IN few days
% On Saturday morning at 9. o'clock, Messrs'
wes,ervet Mackay will launch from their yard at the
foot OF Seventh street, another splendid Pscke, ship Tor
the Marseiles Line called the Arcola to be command
ed by Capt n w Evelegh She is 700 tons burthen OF
the mos, exquisite model and finish, equains the most
splendid OF our Packets
CENSUS OF The CITY-Althoush II IS confessed
on AL bands that the greatest inaccuracies exis; In The
returns OF the recent Census yet they contain great
deal of matter which il worth quite $4,000 may yet
be made OF service We s,rEg along few OF them. Sc
lec,ed al random Only about one half OF our popula-
don were bonn here 95373. or more than fourth OF
me whole are natives OF Great Britain remainder OF
Germany France and other countries OF Europe. The
Sixteenth Ward has most Great Britain the French
arc mostly in the Fifteenth There in the City o.
233 persons entitled to This number OF Aliens IS
81 col OF colored people not taxed there are HOO
and OF taxed . Ofthem al there are but los voters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
The subscriber oilers for sal. 4
Reduced pRJCEc

~ nhl'io.es Solar Tampa. Tea Trays and Table wv
;rry Plated CAKE Baskets, CasIors Cand!eseks &c
Britannia are Silver Table sId Tea Spoons, Sc-
buyers WI ind 4. 10 their advantage CALI The oc1I
are offered at great reduction from former prices, lli WIZ
br found cheaper Than al cny other .iore.
%! lms ~ ALBERT BEACH III CnlLasH-'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

L. :. CUTTER AsHoRE.-The Government has al
length 3een caught In one OF ia own traps Our cor
respondent at Conncaut under date of the 9th says
Revenue Gutter on coming into our harbor yesterday
afternoon struck the bar ana went ashore high and dry
twenty rods above the West pier and she Will lie there
until Government either makes abandons harbors
The schr. n c. Baldwin struck coming in last even
ing al 10 oclockcared away her rudder driftcd near
the shore below the East pier and lays in four feet
with from one TO two feet water In tne hold. The Bald
win had on about 5000 worth of merchandise, which
is more or less damaged buffalo Advertiser
The schooner Indiana, OF which SO many ridiculous
stories have been put in circulation arrived Tuesday
with intelligence OF missing vessels-most which
lying high and dry the beach The Indiana herself
struck on the submerged fragments OF old bridge and
sprung aeakwhch alone Was the occasion of her delay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
Michigan Election.

Fe)ch. Loco Foco, will have about 1000 majority
for Governor The Wing candidates for Senator
are though, be elected in the I'd 4'h and 9Th Dis
,ric,s The House of Representatives will probably
stand 90 Wings to 80 Loco-Focos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
NEW-YORK-OmciaIs
KINGS co.

average Wing vote on Assembly 226l Do Loco 25l3;
Do Native lll3 Convention 2012 No Convention l0iS
For Constitutional Amendment in relation TO Judicial
Officers l7l6; Against CO. For Amendment in relation
to Property Qualification 1859; Against go
The National Relormers ticket received 81 votes Alb
clifton =. Scattering ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

lalnilngs.-A large and splendid collection vi FUessI
f1h1ngs including valuable private collection, WI. q
eo. IN te Cnanbcrs-=t Gallery. Granite Building, broSe
0cioc~ by j. u Glover. Ia G!s collection enbfacet
ai and valuable picture by D. Durand Landscape
~ 1. Cole, large marine by Birch pictures by G'o =
browh-hesdes originals by Both, Hacxaert, Copey "
DOC, Deheln LeBrn, VanspsendohcA, Also o'aluu
y Hhshsd copies from Claude, Vernel DrolDg 4c oe.t
considered together most Va liable and desirable cUe
gon OF Pciure. ever offered city ACE
Freddy aud evening. i2l Ellis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

eEEKMANS ORlG1SAI. GENUINE PuLxoSIc sYRUP.-TnJ
ceirDIaied reihedy for L. Of Consumption CO! e
Cotsns Diseases Of the Lungs Liver Complain. and Dy
pcP7ia con be had as usual the old established oce q
TIC proprietor No. az COrtlsnd-st door below u
corner OF Greenwch-.L On OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

" ScHEScSS PrLMoSIc SYRUp Is II certain remedy for
ana Diseases OF tie Lungs ANY calling tho oaee
TO ooLahd-st can OBTAIN tsfats pamphlet giving
humber OF person. OF high standing have been cured I
The use Of this medicine
be"aIe oil spurious limitations To OBTAIN tie pure genr
me, uradulteraed PumoDic Syrup 70 directly TO The pro
prletoTs oThcc, No. Cortland-st 81 T.
tease remember that t. J. BeeAman is no longer en sge
oi nlne and tue proprietor viii responsible az
ledicne purchased OF him. he longer sells GeG
lie scLeEck's PulmoGic syrup.
olOlf (2S II craENcg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

The great American remedies for consumption st-
i'ssr compaint-Souihern Balm and Alternative PIlIs-Ns
lake great pleasure in recommending these truly sci-u.c
ana mighty popular medicines the afflicted. To he had 81
Ine principle drug stores the City ind u S.Who.-sae
and retail nj the Depot 65S Broadway and Wyatt Keicha
III FuItDl-st. ~ min
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

- ,>.,.,rs..s>,r' n.sN--rN,ery' u"s'M''
rsn.Se Nv ,ssS,,,r COMMONWEALTH, NS NJ NJ Noah.
sr--s- ~ -, se,sv Saw, rNsss'sivrs'S> FF"4H
rA~'ss,. w.ssra by NN Mrs N''''', SsN' Al
no s,,s,,xs, Marco ics,rAis li.' NJ he''"'' ~
-. .>.,s>.osA r,>.G NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

q If the Courier means TO say that are
hostile 10 any Reform which shall prevent frandm-
lent Naturaizations i, asserts what is not true If
it means to say that the Wing party are favorable
to extension Of the term of probation requir-
cd of Immigrants we deny the assertion. and ask it
to tell us tehere the Wing party ever proclaimed
such sentiment. We deny the authority of any
man or journal TO commit the Wing party such
an issue. Give us fair notice OF intent TO move a
Native resolution in the next Wing State Conven
ton and let us see what is the verdict of the party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

~ The Erpress has jus, learned, from our let
ter written at Philadelphia, that we condemn and de
plore all violence and resistance TO law, whether
perperated in the of Anti Rent or any other
As every body else understood this before we pre-
sumo the world is now fully informed on the sub
iect and no more need be said
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

SPRINGFIELD WING On the second trial for
Representatives in Springfield, Mass. on Tuesday
t,,1 the entire Wing Ticket was elected by large
majority. So Springfield sends up five Wings 10
the House for the first time since ls4o Thai VIII DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

u Those who have the Dwarf exhibiting at
tho American Museum vii do well 10 improve their tune,
he leaves the Guy Monday next He Is the ne end
whitfield down Performances ats and I; ?. NJ by VIM
chell Minstrels Dancing Witches, Ac Orang Dwarf etc
10 be- seen a, al hours rare Bill for Two s6llinsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

E- V. B. PALMER the Agent for OF the beo, New
rapers of al the cities and principal Throughout, tho
country far and near receives Advertisements II his Coaa-
try Se=rpaper iaserti.,nz -dEroy In As Lu:!diuS-Ea-
trance al The Coal OFFICE. 81 G3I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

~ The Boston AAas,has returns OF the vote tor
Governor from all the towns in Massachusetts eS-
cept ten and they foo, up for
Briggs, DayisL. Shaw,N sewal do. Seat
5oeeI 36,3O4 1894 1905 l4Oo
MAI. against Briggs ], 49, Do against Davis 3o,7aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

~ The public hereby cautioned against TIE pt!Gi
Cevlce by certain youGg man IN using
name. have nothing TO do with him. mas be any IL
teres: in, knowledge OF my business whatever Thesc
base ana puefe efforts though ordinarily la unless enough
evidently Intended 10 create false IMPRESSION and
require Ia That respect sufficient notice put snwsJ
hing Ike deception 2. 5. BEEKdAN igt Corland-sL
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ULSTER CO.

Majority for Smith 22l Do. for Convention 2469.
assembly Sharp 3l25 Drake .33ll
Gilmore $3.50 Low 1886 li6
Coroner. :. Mercean 1928 Brink 49, 326S IS
For amendment in relation the removal Of Judicial
Officers. 2s4a; Against So For amendment in relation
to the Abolition OF Property Qualification, 25l5 Against
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

e We indebted to the Editor of the Brooklyn
Daily Idc1tis~ for copy in advance OF the Official
Returns Of Kings County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

from all the Counties in the State and the next Lee
gislaiure will stand a. follows
Senate Wing Z LocoFoco. IS Saiivel Loco maj. Is
assembly Whig52 Loco-Foco. "a Amt Rt2 Loco 90
Loco-Foco majority Joint Baio, IS.
There is a contested seat in Duchess Co. which,
if given 10 tho Wing candidate, will make the Loco
Fooo majority less than above stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
GREENE co.

For Amendment in relation TO the removal OF Judlcla
officers S25; against it ). For amendment Tor the abro
cation OF Property Qualification e2S sgsinst It ..
-Anti.Renters. Also on the Loco-Foco ticket.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-04-08
Scrbeirdtbcf.

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mar5, 6crr &ecuaro &au9sr init D1b D1a
ria Srieman, teios BON Center.
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e.. Waars, 6err Bcpo Otto nit Dlib Anua
CDsia,er, bsire bon Wsapins.
.-burb Den Gbrp. 6rn. 2Dm. pauli. am
80. mir3, 5srr Scbn wabl nit D1ib'ga
tbarima Srsr, trics ron Euseomtmanor.
--oureb osn ebrw. 5rn. 81. Stenbaher, am
so. Wdr;, 6err Saeob 6artman init Dlib
2ta 9tauet. tsipe BON eliab.
--purh ctn ebr,p. 5rn. 3. G. 8udbcr, am
2. Ipril. 5err .spi &. D1cbr nit Wlib Illen
81. Uulentaf, teipe bon Neaplms.
-bnrtb pen ebrw. 5rn 8. 8. s. Saacr. am
%. Waars, 5crr Bsnjamin 5ofman mitDlib
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