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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

PREMIUM HATS AND CAP5.--Jendu III Broad
way received the hrs premium "a Silver Medal the
a;e Fair Of the American institute for the beat silk Ha,
exhibited sso the hrst premium "a Silver MEDAL for
the best Boys Cap. Genns il of the cstab
.hment this City the very focus Of hurryng feet
and, though apparently small, keeps 10 person..
constantly employed and paid His stock Of all kinds OF
Mems and Boys head gear is very tasteful snd elegant
and deserves call from the pedestrian in Broadway
See IL
CHEAP AND Coon FARMs-The attention Of Z M
grants or settler. called the advertisement in this
days paper headed Nen- York Farmers." We are in.
formed that the lands offered for sale CHOICE and
carefully selected trac-such nave been in the
market in illinois for many years. The advertiser Mr..
Gngg Of Philadelphia, desirous Of closing up his West
ern land business and is willing make the such
will scarcely fail TO meet the views Of any real bona
hde settler.
USLrcxY-OfFcer Mehan attempted TO arrest
Mr. Luck who terribly beating hi. wife whcreQpon
roth Mr. and Ms Luck fell 70 and opposed tie process
tooth and TOE nail The officer, hndng that Luck va.
turning 4gar., MIN hauled OF CUT Of The acon-haying
suffered pretty severely during the :aort time he had
been engaged
e Our reporter complains that there Is light
wanted al the Tornb. We DO doubt that il more
needed than wanted
a \ woman named Elizabeth Cochran In the
Tobs for intoxiceuon drank 1ote OF lotion for the
sake OF the alcohol. and 50 died.
z The triaI OF Henry c. Marx, for shooting Jchn
cusick Last Summer, called or yesterday IN the
ccu-r Of Sessions, ard the evidence Will commence TO-
day
Y The new Presbyterian Church, corner Of
sxtssvenue and Fifteenth .t.is nov open for .eryice
every sabbath afternoon and eTenins
q Rev. r T BrRsHAA. Rector Of ST. Pauls
HO6okea, s expected preach ct the Church OF the
Good Shepherd, corner Of Market and Monroe .ts on
Sunday evening Service at O'Clock Service. as usu
Z. through the day.
TWoyDEg. OF PArHErIsM-The following reso-
iudon unanimously adopted last evening al the Lee
Of La Roy Sunderland, a, Lyceum Hall, Broadway
Princest by brilliant and crowded sssemblage
R<solred That We are fully satisfied that the tooth
which has just been extracted was irn and TO ali s
pearsare ii was drawn without pain TO the subject
The audience chose D.. Joan Surden Dentist. Union
psce, TO draw the tooth. DE- Wooster IS Bleeckerst
James Ashley, u. D. 20 Hudsous. John Conser n D.
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nELAYlARE 40

DELiII. Nov TIA I'D
II. GnEELEr. EsQ-sg- The ulsjority IT tnis County
from the towns heard from aooat 100 for Joan Young
The towns 70 come in vii make it from l6 70 800
On County ticke: about the same sherren Wing, for
Congress. Kill De about zoo majority This County gave
silas wrigh. IN 1874 majority OF l@'5. Nov it vii Dc
from 10 TO 100 for John Young The si!as Cato nen
iook Ike rnotherle.s colts Your: truly, !. ?.
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$50.
SULLIVAN CO

NcS-lorLro Suilivsn CO. Nc7. ) le4n
Der Grseey Below give you The return. 4. t.-
heard Of the election II tis County ard hey will show
that locofocois-n has longer resting p.ce even L
Sullivan Co eui;hs the Wig party hsvs accomplished
altar hard asht glorious triumph BY giving tas, 10.
BE and ndetsrssbls Wig Daniel s 81 JOIN our car
dds,e FOR Congress- raaiory Joha James Mcneil
OF 400 snd BY eecsirs 70 TIE Assembly or nos; taea,
ed sad eloquent champion. Hon winisn IS wrish, ~
majority OF $50 snd probably BY elee,tns Z.
whole Of County acks The returns IS lar =. he.si
follows:
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FULTON co.
RsnApA1srx. Enlton Go. Nor. 4lh. !:

BgoADALsIS, Fulton Co Nor. ith, $50
HORACE GREELEY, ESQ the vote in this section Of
the state i. IN indication Of what has been done else
where, Young have gone it Ike Fish-- This town
gives Young Il maj Fillmore. IN l5;i 20 MAJ May
held gives Young - ma In 1874, % maj for Wright.
Perth gives Young 6G nal aoou, tie same as Tor FIJI
more in 1874.
The Wing Assemblyman mus, 5e elected IN Fulton
and Hamilton, which ia a Wing gain
Young leads his icket in every town get heard from
In haste, yourss CO.
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i-saoa. ..nded I. ever 70 ae LoeoFocos Instead c
giving Wright 200. a. you report rs We Esve John
Yora. 80 OF taerssbout. We z-e for Si-70 go over
Russell FOR Congress and Delaware gives "a Per o-F
express tbs moment in 500 Ter Sheriff. giving Is 4
Ta-!E wh;- from. ;h:s p:..-:c; by 400 majority
Both the Wig Members IN this County, are elected
and we weud have carried OR Clerk and sheri5 and
-ven the Loco. clean sweep sui Tor the miserable
t-eachery Of few so-csued Wai-s
P!es.e -, U. down N ire right column
Yours ! c +.
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GREENE co.

CATsEILL. Nov. 5ta \ NJ l-io-
H. GREELEY. Esq--Dr. Sir You are aware that
Union Ticket was made in this County with the Barn
burners It's elected By or 900 majority splendid
triumph over Rum John Young has from 800 to 800
majority in the County P II. Sylvester the Wing Con.
sres.rnsn is elected By some Of coo
VIVA, think you Of Old Greene I, has voted Tor
jackson since g bu, the so1iss have fallen and the
Wings arc triumphant The Old Hunkers worked well
for Young.
You don't know me out no matter. IL all as true as
there is Heaven above Glory enough for one day
Yours in haste DArY CROCKETT.
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Youngs maj. I2,193. Wright in A, fo,nf.
Wing net gain, 22 ,;sO8.

The Counties to be heard from are
CoaaraucuS which gave Fillmore l2' maj.
Franklin. which gave Wright. do
We have heard enough to convince US that
Ca,taraugus has given majority for Young
Franklin has probably given Wright something.
1t now looks as though Young's majority must so
over TO- 600 but the Officials may greatly vary the
first flying reports.
10 The Argus says Orvillc Hungeriord, Tariff
Loco is elected to Congress III the jefferson Dis.
rict instead Of JosErH MULLEN, Wing, by zoo
majority
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sUFFoLK co-NenrIy Redecned.

We are indebted to Col. Hunting Of sag Hsrbor who
came up Las; evening by the Railroad Tor the following
returns. being complete except Brookhsyen which Is
estimated to give 2oo majority Tor wrisat but VIII pro
baby be much less II Is doubtful whether Dr. Bow.
Wing, or John Lawrence Smith, Loco is elected TO
the Assembly the being very close Dr. Lord the
Loco candidate for Congress. runs below h. ucket in
of the bst !. probably elected by small
majority ls4c lsss
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MADISON co

CAzESovil Nov. ith, l5tt
fNENp GREELEY Madison Co. stands among the
redeemed Young has returned 800 and 800 majority
and our County ticket elected by mai ranging from
100 TO $50 Our noble candidate for Congress (Duer
i, elected beyond doubt his majority in thi, Countyis
over 800 We have heard sufficient from 0swego Co
TO insure this He be beaten in that County by
100 Thus have the Wings OF Madison been quietly
but thoroughly organized. and victory is the conse
qGcnec will Away. be the case where full vote is
polled. Three cheers for old Madison.
Yours In haste : O C.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
wsKE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER.-0

~ Advertisements for the Tribune Of Monday
ough 10 be zen; IN before 10 o'clock Saturday even
Ing the Publication ofsce Of TIL. paper Is not open on
eundays .... ,,,er
Ar Al, early aour are requested 70 leave word al u.
rs our arrangements are such esable all lpe C.
20 get through their routes before seven o. -, 80 ~
hers falling 70 accomplish this VIII DC TO-
their routes. -. .Lo:, d,y.lj;,,.,. nv
places OF business regularly sTeS cs or tenS
80 ,aroauh he Pos.o8ec. Terms, l2. cents week
~ able IN The Carrier
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vnwss not the Cherry-srreet District Of TIE Fourth
Ward which wss without Wing Inspector during the
dsy OF the State Election but another-the second-Dis
triet Of the same Ward is quite superfuous 70 add
that the Loco-Roco majority was largely increased
there. In the Cheny.st- District ARCHIBALD HALL
weuknown and emphadcslly live Wing. is the Wing
Inspector and ne did his duty faithfully and fearessy
The consequence was diminished though still very
lsvcs oco.Toco majority
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re- FAMILY HuLlpAY sr TIE MustvM-Lss' Day ciths
Orpheaus Now or never. Al who Would MOI lose tie
ts afternoon ats o'clock 81 this evening when they
rive their grand Concerts conjunction VITA the Shaking
Quaker exhibition and other gpihcert entertainments
Remember the afternoon performance The Orang o..
iany aud Twin Csarrs be seen ~ al! hours ircul
N n N
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DISPATCHES FoR THE TRIBUNE
sY ELECTRIC TElEG RAPH
MICHIGAN Is COMING.
Express oscc, BUFFALO.

:
Partial return. from the Peninsuls State show
large WIKI gains. Our returns are somewhat con-
ficrins One account says Wayne County has
elected Wing Clerk and TWO Members OF the
House OF Representatives Oakland County has
chosen the full Wing tickets gain Calhoun one
Whi- member Esiu Macomb County Is Wing,
-sin. McC1ELLAxD, Loco, i reelected to Con
-ress from the Ist District WIsSEK and GORDON,
Wings are probably elected. The other side
claims that all three OF the Loco-Foco members are
chosen At all events there is decided Wing
gain In the Legislature sud on the vote tor Con
cress. but the Congressional Delegatonis doubtful
Yours WEIR
Bosrox. Nov. AsPN
The steamer Britannia is now seventeen days
on; from Liverpool and some anxiety begins to be
felt IN consequence of her non-arrJval II should be
remembered that she is one OF the slowest boats OF
the line and viii have to encounter the Westerly
winds which sweep over the Atlantic at this sea
son The spectators intending to cut the wires as
soon as the steamer is telesrsphed. have arranged
two expresses one 70 20 by Springfield, and The
other by the way OF Norwich. It's rumored that
third express Will be run Tor the press in New
York. should the spectators succeed in cutting the
wires
There is great Wing meeting this evening IN
Faneuil Hall. addressed by Daniel Webster also.
great Loco-Foco meeting at the old Museum
Building addressed by Bolles HaIlett. Banks. &c.
These meetings the last previous TO election
next Monday. Both are well attended
\ man named Benz Heyy, was accidentally
-,
this morning
Sales Of Stock,. Boston. Nor. Norwich and
Worcester 81 Vermont Central = Long Island
32l Western 100! Boston and Providence loSl
PORTLAND Ne. 9Th Nov-o T. NJ
No news here-grest reioicings among the
Wings on receipt Of the Newfork Election re
BANGOR. Me Nov might
The supreme Court met here on the 9Th The
trial OF Ezra Carney. for the murder OF Mrs. Sarah
Emerson vas commenced
BATE Ne 6th Now NJ
Steamboat Governor leaves shortly to take the
place Of the Oregon on the Sound until until the
race between the Oregon and Atlantic comes off
HAsrFosD Ct 9TH Nov.-Eyenins
Wing reIolclngs over the New York returns and
Loco Foco preparations for the State Convention
next week at Middletown, constitute cur budget Of
local news
Bryrno Nov. 6-7:P.M
The state Of the markets may be very briefly eN-
pressed as there Is but little change. We quote
as follows Wheat 77a7s cents Flour 81 56a;a so.
Com 50 cents per bushel. Cheese Gas per II &c
cordlnc TO quality
Bur1,.oRx, Nov. 6-9r.M
The Southern and Western mails are in-no I'M
portant news. The stock market closed firm to
day Merchants anxiousy looking for the Eu
ropesn mail Of 2Oth ult 1t has been raining here
all day The remains OF Col Cross were escorted
by our military companies this afternoon, from the
vessel to the Washington cars. Ne local intelli
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Io.sl. 20 fsr aSl

Stas DoN5tf'l-Onondasa :, reported Wing
Franklin !, Lewis l. Schenectady /. susolA
Cstssrsusas a....s.
The 10 Anti Renters, old Wing. ana tormsr
Locos, but all supporters Of Young. The fcrnes
5 were on the regular Wing tickets. and supported
and elected q, Wing candidates.
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lose ahead IN ) towns a72.

Hose ahead IL towns W.
In the towns named above there WAS no opposition
TO the regular candidates while the other
this County and in Queens Co, the Locos three diff
erent candidates agan., Lord while the Wings united
on Rose throughout the District We hope Bowers
Wing is elected the Assembly over /. Lawrence
Smith. but have The be very close
The Wings OF Old Suffolk have discharged their duty
in this election wrishts majority mus, De reduced
one half Yours, truly.
E. L. l. SKINNER, lWhc Com for town
& Z CARPENTER Of Souihod
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vI.yy.Pr rO
KrNcsroN. lister Co. Nov. ). Is

KINGSTON lister Co Nov. ). 1876 ?. u
4 Gr>>iey Es9 an Express hs. This raoraen; arrived
from Delaware County with fall returns from al the
towns. Youns's majority ia az least ?, 600 Sheriff.
our candidate for Congress has 200 majority. making
hi. ma cri:y in thi ii.,rc, Ic0 Three cheers for Old
Delaware In haste yours truly. ] c.
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Business Notices.

Doors AND Snoxs-Thc bes, Boots aud Shoes va
have ever seen are made by $ WATKINS ia FrlroS.
sr and from personal experience that thew
are as durable as hardware lie has an extensive assort
ueut at really 'or prices. wewould advise our friends
TO give hin, call and viii guarantee that they will BE-
better suited than at any other store in the city.
TINS i,BeKry ALMANAC FOR ls41--Is pamphe,
OF Is closely printed pages prepared with great care Sy
MASTER hand and illustrated by soyers engraving de
siehGd ana executed expressly or this work In csdcr
to give the widest possible circulation this ysusbls
AMT, slavery document the wholesale price has been
duccd to the tonoiSsns rates
go copies or upwards at $50 90 per 1909
100 or 500 copies 80 100
80 copies for SIS for 81. sc
An orders must enclose the Cash and should dcssr,o
the conveyance by wtich they are to be forwarded
Also Tor sale Rsden,achers German Liberty Almanac
for 1917 with large? variety Of Anti.Slavery book:
tracts. ensrevings SC At the Depository OF the Amer
and For Ann,Slsvery Society. No Spruce st by
WILLIAM HARMED
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r..ed be h.. .t-ode elong faacied security IRON any
rsbuke fror the people his aspirations f0r 4 are row
shown 70 be the hight Of presumption ISew-York
de.;-es candidate FOR :: .ae has another usa pre-
cent Tho.e who stand back can sec jas, as well
Yours &c. BIB
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~ The Gazette and Times contradicts-with
spirit than courtesyour statement, respecting the
Native operations in the South Ward of Poughkcepse
wherein the 30 Loco Focos, after duping Wings into
Nativsm voted the ticket OF their old party We have
only say tina, gave the statement it made to
Us by responsible citizen whose i al the
service OF any one who chooses to ask ii
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MONTGOMERY co.

FoFT PLAIN, Montgomery Co Nov. 9TH.
Edaors Tribune Wing thunder rolls along the valley
this morning way that makes the Locofoco rem-
bic Our County ticket all elected by 100; Gen'l
Petric the irregular antWright Congressman elected
In this Q7th) District By large majority.
This town Minden) gave Silas Wrish,in - about 60
majority Now loi for John Young IA.
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OTsEGo co


UNApILL,, Nov. g. ls46.
II. GREELEY, Ese-Dedr SIR Below you have such
Election Returns RS | am in possession of:
t'nadaLa-Majoriy for Wright III for Gardiner l3l
Hudson and Allen 1876 S,arkweather (Cougres.) 81 ;
Sherman (Senate)si. Clerk and Assembly badly split
up-lndependcnt Loco ahead.
OegO-Rcported Is majority for Wright, and L ma.
iority Tor Starkweather.
OtcOHta--s majority for Wright and % Tor stark.
weather
DELAWARE co.
Sianey-sd majority for Wright, l73 for Gardiner and
about l5o Tor Russell for Congress.
MasOssii'e-sl majority for Young leg for Gardiner
u for Harris. and 50 for Sheriff.. lour- J. D w.
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Anu.slavery papers will please notice

CHRlsrIE's GAlvANIc STRENGTHENING PtAsTGs-
We readers the advertisement Of these eel
ebraed articles first page In all cases OF Rtea
and ifecttons OF ~ Chest the most prevaen;
diseases this peculiar their efficacy is ".
doubted From what personally know of tho effco.
cy OF the Gslvanic Plaster commend it hstly to tho
attention o; the afflicted Only Agency in New.yc-h.
- Roadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

B TIE DETECTION OF THE BLAcS,ykr1's Isl.
AND VOTERS, it seems primarily owing to Mr..
George Williamson, who having obtained a eiec to
their movements spent good part OF Mondsy night on
their tra and communicated the information with re-
gard to their patriotic intentions to AID Benson and
Justice Merritt
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CHENANGO co

We have slip from The Norwich Telegraph giving
the result; in the County Young has . 70 100 majority
Bndsan bunker for Congress 1900 Church. Wing
Sheriff, 300 both the Wing Assemblymen are elected
by TO 700 majority
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Law Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURr.-The case OF James Hsnlcy ys Ear.
lem Railroad Co. wSsIut proceeded IN yesterday owLs
10 Judge EdmoniS being unwell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

New and rich SilAs, also large invoice Of rich
Cashmere Broche and fancy Shawls, Barker & Towls
y Chathsm.st arc now opening several cartoons Of
Shswls and cases OF ORES. Goods, comprising ,ich
Gala Plaids, Cashneres English Cashmsres, De
Lanes and other Dress Goods also invoice o.
splendid Silks which they invite their customers st
tenton. us sales OF all will be remarkably cheap.
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The Constitution,

The scattering returns We gather from the Int.
ricr favorable to the New Constitution. BpBaio
gives it POO to 200. In Rochester we understand
that it was well supported. The Third Senate De-
trTct has given it large majority Genera tonta-
rio CO.. gave majority against it. Otsego ca.
reported 200 do. We think it is carried in spite
of the deadly stab given it from Tammany Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

~ The City Charter vote i. on the Legisls
tive branch The others do not appear to vary
very materially. The vote, it will be seen on the
Charter is very small 1t is complete, with the OK
ception Of one OF the sections of the Twelfth " ard
The Constitution end F rec Suffrage vote do not in
clude the First Distric, OF the Tenth Ward which
was not retnrned
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TIoGA co.

oswEco, Tioga Co Nov. sd
H. GREELEY, DeG- ST. - nave only time to say that
have elected our stump ticket entire. sarstcw's
majority !s 4; least J00n the County Wing Assembly,
steven. for Clerk do We in hopes Chase Is elected
20 Congress Yours respectfully G. c.
No You dnnt-EA II
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CorRr or COMMON BrigAeN VS.. Raa (
gss-gc-Action OF trcspaSs for closing up entry side
door AT store ~. Macnsnc already referred TO. yer
die. Tor u!anriif $50.
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BY TELEGRtPH

LoFr.sfondonc" OF 7 No Irlbuhe
UTICA No. Go! a NJ
jc5srsos Co.-By slip from ,jlifsrsoH &c. We
hear tina, Muilin. Wing Congress. has 81 majority
over Hungerford Wright has 700
O:sero Co.-We have report that Blakeley
Wing IS elected to Congress 1t is not credited
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W. Sena.e District.

Crook Loco is pretty certainly elected over
Lake Wing. Lake is doubtless behind Young
especially in Saratoga.
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MONITORS Elected.

I DsL Tag. Dust Loco
Ill. IRA HARMS l. join TOWNSEND.
VI. SAMUEL Ii. 7. HALL. H. HARVEY r NORRIS
VII ABRAHAM GRIDLKY. The great majority
Vnl. FRANCIS HRUoGLEs. ST Lawrence has probably
defeated our friend AXE for
Senator from the Nth Dis.
trict and elected Crook L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

~ j. SMITH DODGE. DENTIST, Nc Is Sond.st. near
Broadway requests the attention OF those wanting attf
ca teeth his method Ia method used in this city eI
cusvey by HIMSELF Christening either single teeth sets
when on gold plates it most OF the pain usually
given in the operation and enables Tho wearor keep
clean and healthy mouth ~ o;awSm
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PHYSICAL ExERcrsE.-The Union Gymnasdc Acadc.
my No $50 & l6l Crosby.st between Houston and
Blocker is under the sole management of Dr. J. Rich
Hot Cold Shower Baths free to subscriber, NJ lw.
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We emit al But Governor. Ei.
sles. for Brss

ULSTER Co-Sherrill safe.
kingston, Ulster Co. Nov 5 lsie
L GsxxIEr, Lse.-Psar Sir You hare very sener.
cu.ly and with degree OF coolnes. deserving Of 81 id
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We cal applying the knife sclenuhca
OmciaI Cnpysss.

'orE ~ THIS CRY on THE STATE ooSsItrr1IcS, rHE
CITY oHAsTER, AND rsEE suFFsAGE 10 coroREp
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Appoinrmen, by the President.

ASpAEw BEACaoSr of Pennsylvania Commission
OF pubic Buildings, vice William Soisnd resigned
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brFFALc, Nov g.: 2. NJ
The state Of the markets may be very briefly e1
pressed as there Is but little change. We quote
as follows Wheat 77a7s cents Flour 81 56a;4 So
Com 50 cents per bushel Cheese Gas Per h &c
cnriirc 70 QUALIFY
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DELAWARE co.
co
GREYNPoRT. N

GREESPoRT, Nov. 9TH 1916
Friend Greeley We see in your paper OF today tina,
you pu, down Frederick W. Lord elected in Suffolk
snd Queens Counties This may be but we doubt,
Town of Southold gives Lord for Congress lis maj
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Court Calendar THIS DAy.
srgEzIos CovsI-Nos. 81, SC, 81. &c 1Oe, inclusive.
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Since this article put in ty pc, hare received
the Albany Argus OF Friday mornf ng claims the cleo
ZION Of Hun.criord Tariff Loco, 10y 200 majority.
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PARIS STYLE OF Observation-Disclosures aud for sale by
KNOX l2s Fulton ST. sun Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07


SENECA FA1Ls. Election ni-h;-lo O'Clock
B0r 7r: re lsti-
Tie rs.urns from the Count! all il
Majority for wr.ch: :
Gardner =
Canal Commissioners Loco -.----.... rs
cens;or 49, -
Congress Loco, sbou; ---------------- -
Member ASsEL BAsooN. Zig -------i 10
Sher:-:. Loco. about. 80
CoroDers Loco -
Don't ask me 70 w-ite-the deed i done, ard words
are useless have aot heard word from any where
bu, here 5u; this "a enough Wright j. beat by 1900
The tlIe Poyke-y Ia out OF sisa taay
can't 20 seen b. the naked eye They are henceioF'h
mere milky way.
Wright too TIE la; OF the Southern Hckspitties :
wiped OF the political platter TIE dernaZogue that has
been great man Tor % years without talent has met
like Van Buren, ii. great prototype the just rerbuton
of cunning trickish ,ne-i;less life. Alb Eve jour