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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
LAW Courts.

CIRcrrr CouRT-IN CHAxsERs,-Before Judge Ed
monds-Ha5eas Corpu,-NcLsughlin, the deputy keep
er OF Blackwes Issnd who arrested and commit
ted by AID Benson 70 the Third Ward Station House
on charge OF aiding the escape OF convicts &c from
B!sckwelTs Island brought down !, said for the
purpose OF voting brought up hc6.as corpus and
his discharge demanded the ground Of irreguarlty,
&c
In opposition TO the motion for discharge atdavits
were read IN which i shown that the convlcts a.
lcded to brought down the ciy 5y The keeper on
Monday evening and carried &c house IN Ho~srd.st
&c The District Attorney stated that ne understood
90 10 persons rora the Island had been brought down
70 vote Judge e considered The coaniiten regular
and Mel. was rernanded.
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GESERAL PAREDEs-Among the passengers
xno visited these Islands by the Thames steamer IN
route for Europe General Paredes late President of
Mexico He released from confinement in the Castle
OF Peroe with his departure from the country
The General lost uae II bidding Mexico farewell; he
embarked CT board the steamer taxing with MIN in
uaense quantity OF specie dollars Respect was shown
Ine distinguished exile upon his visiting our shores In
addition other appropriate ciyires the troops were
turned out TO do hn honor. The General wss deeply
sensible OF the courteous attention ne received
TIE Bsr1rudian. Oct- "a
SHOCKING ACCIDENT IN SFRISeF1ELD-A cor
respondent writes that The Western Railroad OePot
N Springfield On Monday forenoon, mechanic named
Jeremiah Sergeant was instantly killed and another
named William Whitney, was seriously Injured, y e
ing crushed between Locomotive and ne door OF tne
machine shop from which the engine vas passns % sns
engine house ss-zesr, was abou: 35-had no family
Whitney ebou. al-his eoIlarbone j: broken his am
crushed and tive ribs brokea- lie VII recover
Hart Dsly Coursur SoE.3.
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Wrghts majority IN the City, near. 1850.
This City has given large majority against
Equal Suffrage to colored Persons, and we pre-
sumo majority against the New Constitution, but
we have no returns of that In our Ward Twelfth
the LocoFoco electioneerers put into the hands Of
all their voters ballots against the Constitution
without telling them what they were, but saying
Constitution and leaving the voter to suppose
that they We're for the Constitution if he was of
that way of thinking
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p" We render thsnks 70 our friends s song the
line OF the Telegraph but especially the Editors OF the
lha1s ErssiEs oSraa,, for the satisfactory Election
Returns received from them during the night. We
Were not able to repay them in kind We ough, TO
have been but better luck time Even j, wss
we believe end is broagh: up abou, well they
expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

CRUELTY TO 4 Born the Baltimore City
Court a dAy since Jacob Hsrdnsr sned $40
and costs for nhumznly treating ard whipping MS aD-
prentice colo-ed boy named Cha-l=: Jackson This
case exhibited facts which were very disgracetl
TIE BOY about ,<el-e years old when ne MADE
dis appearance the of5ce OF me clerk Of TIE City
Court 10 seek the Intervention OF tie Court presented
loathsouae Spectacle lie Vas enci-red about the
body WIFE st-oag iron band 70 WHICH was attached
part OF heavy chain, with which &c bad been confined
and subsequently broken and made ais escape His
person also bore evidence Of TIE severest whipping with
eowhsde, which had lei. many scars some OF which
penscste6 nearly 70 tie bone Es cao been bound 70
Ms present sstsr WHO resided Y Candenst house
serTaat aut the Court Z Tsv OF the conduct OF els
master very properly es.csned rs iasearv-es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

JULIA WNILHT.-LA"TD
And did the friends whom julia long mad Known
Call In. 70 .yInpahize in her distress,
All no. for each warm heart seemed turned 10 siors-
Or else con graled Ia sudden ieln1ssi
By ALL she va 6eserted.-SaVe. alone
Young BLACKSTONE sT3sYi ~, must confess
Made Julia think, with " EyeIyny-, ny ms CAIN
fONE ffi-ud the rsex have. which VIII SEVER dets
tnem-and that friend is COURAUD,5 hcluGr Hedteatts
SER wonderful in the removal from skin Of iar
fr-ckI.s redness gbness, pustue-, rlng~o sas
rb-u this nesilmaoe soap Is aso exquisite FOR snes
iny GOURAuD5 PoudIeI Su6tLes possssses the maryer
oIs power of rraGicating uper11Ogs human hair!
r. II should be remembered tlst the genuine prepars
tons OF Dr. FELIX GOURAUD only be 90 Isined aS
Walker or VI his 49, n
AGESTs- Boston, A 5. JORDAN, Mlkst; Lowell.
Carlton & Co; Worcester Green CO.. Springfield, BiF
Anthony, Fall River Ives Salem; Guild Bangor Robe
son. Portland o%
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Business Notices.

IT Az public meeting held on Monday Evening in the
Kngst. Wesleyan Chapel the following Resolutions
unanimously passed.
Re5oilc ThSI tender sincere and hearty thanks
those friends no earnestly interested themselves n
behalf the late Slave George Kirk and assisted bin: 10
his auia5c efforts escape from THAI tpaesi OF foul sys
TENS. American Slavery and especially do commend
the taken BY the learned Councillors Messrs. joy
White and Mckcon and hail with 10Y the demonstrations
made by certain ofhe daily journals. Pre>agiug puTes
public sentiment IN city concerning the nicuiy which
has long made America Justly the OF the world
Rsol,oH That heartily approve OF the suggestion Of
The Tribune, that the Slave Case should be
caSion OF public meeting demonstrate abhor
ofhe course taken BY the Mayor and Police OF The
ri nj hiatt me. IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

" For pleasing ehesre 60 to he Ma.
scum wirness The exhibition Of the Shakers IN thetc
wonderful and singular performances which are grsn lnis
conjunction with whom tie Orphan Family, tbs wei
Known native .ocssls sing several Of their most popular
quarettes-. OF which togehsr win casle and anus
ing melaage b. Western, &c. cannot fail please every
body. The ~, ofk.g ouangs, Twin Cad.es, ke kc cen
be seer a 81 fo1rS-
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Things in philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Nov 3.
AS anticipated the argument on the motion 10
quasi proceedings taken II me contested election of
the Sherd mas been successful The unanimous opinion
OF he Court delivered by Judge King that the pet-
uon urss be quashed is allegations we're TOO vague
snd indefinite. Thus ends the LOcO-Eoco Effort TO CD
tain tie picngs Of the sheri5aty In parry point OF
view il raaie-ed little TO the Wings which bea:. but
there De doubt that Mr.. Lelar fairly, if not
The new r-ial of the Cacrus's crew for muriny
s1d murder IS going on the L. :. Circuit Court
and verdict Of acqcirtal Is generally expected
SALES or STocKs-FIrst BoGr9-Sl50 State 5s
3; 500 Texss per Is: $500 Wilmington 6s 1855,
50 BS;ee7 BocTiS-a0 Franklin ms %: 500 State 6s
3 500 Wilmington o. ISIS. 80; 500 Sch " 6s con
"a S3O00 Kentucky 5s 100 $1,000 State IS % 10 Read
ins b5 81: Second Boc-d-SSCo [ :. Is ISL s5rw IS
100 " s ms :: 5000 Kentucky Is 100.
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JoslAH RIcnARDs. Aue,ioneer

~ SALE OF A LARGE hSD SPLENDID PRIvATg IL
sRARy.--BANGS, RICHARDS PLArT, No. 20a Broad.
way, VIII sell, EVENING and ro-MoRRow .vENINo,
large ard very excellent Library of choice English Books
many them in fine bindings aud including number Of
splendid works seldom offered Among the collection
Encyclopedia Britannica 2vs quaro,hnc copyiNauTats
Library 4lvs elegantly bound morocco Bouapares Amer.
lean OniihOlogy, 4vs, folio, coorei Catesby's Natural
History of the Caronas Florida Bahama Islands &c 2rs
folio; Vapy's edition OF Thesaus Greek Lexicon vs,
folio calf Buttons Natural History l5vs dusrto Southeys
Life and Works of Covper i5vs, Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

Cole, Loco. is elected to Assembly H. c. MIR
pity, Loco is elected to Congress from the lid Dis
srict by between and 200 majority
QUEENS CO.
Wright ha, about 100 majority Tor Governor ;
Wing Assemblyman elected, towing to the running
OF G Tempers nee ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

II New.Scosland, Westerlon and Rensselaer,
vile are Ant, Rent towns Wasevvhet is not on
tia Manor; the Rensselaer, towns above are not in
the Anti.Rent section of the County,
AlAa.y Co-'3,sOO for Young, Lie stll.
mother there's twelve more of EN- TO come yet
Albany. Sd Nov.--ll P
The following ressrns of the election in this city
are furnished BY the Argus Office;
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gocLg's HYPERION FLcrn--The grand te. ,ss,s
t,ra in the way OF hair wash, combining al me ~ ~
ta1es O. cleansing aaid, and also Of an OIL ~iv
10 perfecton by M WIN. Boyle, Of this city Tns VI IL
MACS well knoTo skill in the treatment Of The ea
=; -. L as devoted the study Of rs olsI.
snd rsai, Sn1- afford s,roog proc: thai the I'll
FIND ,hSrh no il introduce tato the ia
- - -, b-st and extensively used article DL
hair yrhich has ever been invented boston -N
p,sssrsd only by wm- Boyle. Boston IA v,,ou-,l
" N wi liam and II East Broadway, Ne%.tSs,s
solS sIso By r. Johnson 27s Broadway aud Sy
gssefAly.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
rvsEE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPKR.-G

~ 7reoeIss and Others leaving the City In the stteI
noon are informed ,hs, Eoea:ng Edition Of .hs r.
1rne Is printed every day containing the stock
Bv inouiring of The Eewsboys for the ErensS Scas
Of The Tribune every one win be able TO axe VIZ '-
the lsteet news M 20 the time of Tearing me CiJ
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r. SUMNER. sgs AsD wIsrEn's wrsDs c...e The b

re SrNNERs SUI AID WINIEks '" IHDa ctase %" =
man cucle Tor skinl become rough diseased and sh
cef-th.n follows ,
CHAPEs. CHAPPED OR CRAcKD SKIN
IL has been known 10 many instances 70 lead 70
SCURVY, SALT hHEUM AND ERYSIPEbhs;
II people but the blessed effect produced by wasesf
ts "a r, Affected vita the JOnes's Italian Chesnc
Soap few Eany, would be without. IL II soonss so'e
arnelIo rsres and heals, leaving -
THE SKIN SMOOTH, SOFT AND WHITE, ...s
and yet Least 80 physicians In his city who use u ~
oyarttre know II to cure The worse cases Of
SORE HEAD OR BEARD, RiNGWORa, Se
To 50 oak Of its virtue. in The foIlo.ing-,u,
FRECKLES SUNBURN, TAN, MoRPHE"srort
would lie super5uous Almost every LADY 10 Nen -
wond corsi der nerso poor indeed II she coald no. W.
cske OF Jon ess .osp whten and clean Der .kic
sold price 80 cents the sign Of the American
90 CHArHAM-ST. " 7. Agents, I39 Pulton-st % 80
or 2T5 Broa1-st Newark, y. J. L
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Ivh DISTRICT.

MddleSer Co-North Brunswick gives Van
Dyke. Wing Tor Congress, about --.-.-.-lo0 MAJ
Somersst Co,-Frankhn township. Go.
No doubt OF Van Dyck's election
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yS'' }. SNIrH DoDGE, DENTIST, No, IS Bond-st
Broadway requests the attention of those wanting art
cia teeth his method IA method used in this city
cusively by himself Christening either single teeth
when on gold plates; OF the pain usually
given in the operation and enables the keep
clean and healthy mouth. nj stsw3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
The Stale.

Our returns by Telegraph frora the central lins
though the State increases long cherished con-
vicsion that JOHN You've will be inaugursted Gov,
srncr on the lss of January next What we have
BY Telegraph is as follows
,Teler,anhy, p.no,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

Wrights majority, 344. Jackson's DO, 220.
Hamilton Fish for Lieutenant Governor is beaten
perhaps 5000 votes i'll City. We cannot yet tell
how he is in the State
P. S.-Nicoll, Loco, is reported chosen to Con
gress over PhGnix, Wing, BY 40 votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

" la ROY SUNDERLAND. generally known
through the country the founder of theory of
mind and also, for the wonderful results produced by
him. in the minds of his audiences during his Public
Lectures. commences his Course this evening in the
Lyceum Hall. Broadway. near Prince
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04


and efficacy in OF Rheumatism. The follow
ing wa hand led to our A gent Kingston
kINcsros. Canada West. June 10, 1915
hereby certify tina, have been afflicted with Rfeumi.
lis OF the painful kind for nearly four years. Wien
severely attacked suffered tho most intense pain some
times commencing my stomach and then quickly chang
ing To ~ head back and other parts of my body have
had most OF my drawn because OF the expert
enced from the pain which settled in them could 10.
sleep night obtained but lle sleep durng the day
applied To various physicians but received no benen and
given up by them ncurahle A. last when every
thing else had failed was shown IN advertisement fors
medicine called Sands- Sarsapara which thought would
suit my Immediately procured bottle. and to my
unspeakable JOY produced almost instant relief con-
rnued H. and have taken six bottles which hs'
effected almost periec, would most earnestly re-
commend all who suffer from like aiiet!on TO this val
usble medicine SARAH ANN ECCLE5.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, by a. B. 3D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton.s. corner oil
WiIlam-sL 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway New
York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout he
United States Price VI per bottle. or Six bottles ior %
LET F.crs SPEAK FOR TngMsgLvEs-.M Mr. Seth W. Fowls
Dear Slr- happy to sign my name To the following
certificate hoping that oes may receive benefit from the
same invaluable medicine:
OXFORD, Oxford Co. Me- Nov IL, 1916
This may certify ihs, In August Of this present year
taken bleeding the lungs and had In all seyenteea
different spells bleeding average from half glass
half pint time applied 10 OF the most sktui
physicians the County and received but partial relief
during his attendance was oil this time suffering with
cough splitting blood &c tried various remedies
all without Success until by the advice Of my fond,
| tried DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
and my great relief in three days time my cough was 30
loosened that raised with perfect ease the pain and sore
ness having entirely removed from my stomach ard
lungs am now taking my second bottle and my hesln
is rapidly improving have since ridden thirty Eve niles
bysoge and attended to the purchasing Of soek OF goods
with very little Inconvenience. Signed
I ZEBULoS CHADBOURNE, Jr. Oxford, SIC.
None genuine unless signed !. BUTTS on the wrapper
For .sle by a. b. d. SANDS Druggists 100 FultOnsL
corner Of William Agents for this City also al 3 Broad
way and ~ East Broadway, and By Druggists generaJ
lhrou yhout United States. NJ Steoo
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REPORTED RESULTS.
KINGS COUNTY.

II Kings County has been carried for Loco
Focoism by an enormous expenditure OF money
Our friends should not have permitted this We
hope the Wing ticket is not entirely defeated
though it may be.
KINGS CO-[Another Account
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co,IMERcIA1 AND MONEY MATTERS
For .sls Of soess, 81. see Fourth PGse.

TucspAT. P u.
TIE Stock Market was rather firm to-dsy, but the
business was confined mostly 70 ore or Two leading sn
cics Norwich keeps stiH.
In Bills there is SO LITTLE doing that quotations
are purely nominal Sterling i FOX city signatures
Francs SSH 5i35.
The unfavorsble weather for the last few days
b. checking operations in produce has caused Feshts
10 b ,te less brisk The rs:ss however sire without
change Flour has been shipped to-day TO considerable
extent at IS Sd Gram 1903: TO Liverpool
All the packets have been detained by the
weather snd the London packet ship Mediator has pat
back Should this weather hold, we shall have large
aeet collected IN our harbor.
New.Orieans Funds are to premium with
noders,e demand
For Government 6s i03 was bid to-day, which
deducting the per cent interest accumulated is equal
to l0I for the new loan, which however, IS years
shorter than the other.
The Harlem Railroad appears to be doing much
better than il was during the Summer. The receipts
for October were. 2So
1S45 I&o-o
Increase equal to y per cenp 5000
The export of this port for the month OF October
ISIS and 1916, have been AS follows
Oct -. Oct 10.
Domestic produce :. 5a3 9i S319i IdS
Foreign free --..--...-... 1889 .af t 5In
duuabIe. ---...-.-.. $4,000 49,,
Specie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 353,e56 .O9.V
Total. S35+sis sS'; 10 -.
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~ Arwooos CsLsBRArEp EMPIRE Cook srovEs.-
These Stoves warranted as usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves invited to examine them before purchss
ing elsewhere Wholesale and retail by Hckok Co 80
Walerst. sll jmeod
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Wing majority in the city ...... =
ALBANY. 9Th Nov.-Oh. in,r

Thuriow Weed, Esq, Editor Of the Evening
Journal, has just received oticiai returns Of dis
city, which show Wing majority of sss for Young,
and he also has official returns from waservleis
which show Young's majority there 70 be az
From New.scoslsnd, he learns that the Wing ma,
iorisy is $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
THE STATES reported, 50 far

Oar reports indicate that onondaga and Seneca
Counties are about balanced, and that Ontario has
diminished while Saratoga has increased her Wing
majority of ~.
Ofcourse all these are liable TO be modified by
more accurate and circumstantial returns.
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Loco-Foco Pipe-Layiug.

Alderman Benson Of the Third Ward snd JUS,
sice Merritt, accompanied by Police oScer, at ,
O'Clock esseri Ry morning ssressed st No Howard
st Is conyicts from Blsckwelrs Island who accord
ing to their own confession had been brought over
the CITY with Instructions to vote in as many DIS
t-icts possible during the day. They Were SC
eompanied by Francis Mclaughlin, one Of the
keepers OF the Penieentisry. who was also arrested
Tbs SOUTHERN ILLINOIS WAR-We Learn from
the ls., psducsh Ien,uckiSn that the in Southern
Illinois is end On Saturday, the ID the resp.
s,ors gave hsrhncae st Metropolis Gen. Davis Gov.
Sords commander Of militia appointed 70 suppress the
disturbances present and j! IS sx,d. fully
vincea that the regulators hsd done nothing hr WIS,
they were compelled by the strouses, necessity 90 in
their efforts TO nd the country OF the base and unprc
pied men whs have been removed tpu, Southern III
noss BY sg-ee ment bttie longer tune gwen &c
some persons who had been ordered 10 leave Most OF
sne can OF eountereeers and horsehieves aresiy
Su. o. lac state and those remaining viii promptly fol
Aae einsc1ises in Nassac snG the sd!osains coun
Ses As COW De considered fairly snd a1ay closed
Isl, Louis Republcan-
SToRN.-Since Saturday we have been having
Solse. STORM OF ram accompanied with ssroag eastern
WING HE ede has been considerably higher han usual
and tears are entertained for the safety Of ysl. on ia
bay and coast very great qusassy Of rain has fsler
BALI Pat ID
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aIsASr, 4,h Nov N.

Returns hive come in from Rennsselaerville
Second District, giving sli majority for Young
Wsaserlo gives $50 majority for Young; and in AL,
hany Coansy, Young majority is about ssoo,
If this report be true, the Wing gaia IN Albany
County, since 1874, is e675!. A bries review of
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CAMFHrNE, Willlamss (Which is really three timed
reincd) also Chemical OIL spiri, Gas Burning Fluid,
High Proof Alcohol White Rosin Burgundy Pitch of
choice quality for sale by W WILLIAMS
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PARrs STYLE OF Observation-Disclosures and for sale by
kNOX los Fulton ST. Sun Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

Nav STYLE or HAr-Fine Hats OF the Stylo COW
prevailing In Paris, FOR sale by the subscriber.
o2l l0leod BIRD. cor. Pine and Nassau sis.
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49, ;.5nce. a. to believe tina. Wright is de
BrYrALo, Sd Nov-lo p. n

BrrrAro, Sd Nov.-loP p. NJ
". have seu,i-official returns from Rochester
$50 WING majority in that city From Oneida
County, we learn that Young majority Is at 1eass
acooitt This is an unexpected Wing gam OF
1900! Utica gives Wing majority Of 800, and
the whole of Cayuga County, as reported gives
nett majority. for Young Of 300, which Is J" hs
PAIN. since 1874. Of more than six hundred.
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THE CITY,
anu " W,S wARp-(oiicisl,

I'd Districts Fish runs about half way between
Young and Phmnix
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The increase in l3l5. the supply OF 1874,
$4,000 consequently, all the Coal that can be sent
to market this season will be required
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p-rs.1o. Sd Nov.-Mdnight.

Buffalo City gives 22o for John Young. The
,s;,bbo,ina towns Of Alden, Lancaster Hamburger
and Black Rock give him $50 majority and Att
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poroHKEEPsrE, Sd Nov.-llt r.

PovoHKEEpsrE, Sd Nov.-lls P NJ
Duchess County has elected the mig oounly
ticket throughout; this city has given 400 majority
for John Young, and the Wing Congressman IS
elected in this the Eighth Congressional District
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KINGS Co.-[AnOther Account, ]
GOVERNOR. CONGRESS. {
Younc Writ Cnn w. Muir. Hic

Il JOIN NJ HICKS Wing, is believed to be re-
elected Clerk b.; 10 to 20 votes. A. B. HoDGEs
Wing Sheriff. has 3s6 majority in Williamsbureh
but is thought TO be beaten in the County
pIrtINOND 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
New-Jersey Election.

DUDLEY s. GREGORY, Wing has COS majority in
his own County. No doubt OF his election.
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ROCHESTER, Nov. 3d-llt P NJ

ROCHESTER Nov. Jd-Ll1 = W
In Monroe county, as far as heard from, q towns
Youngs majority is 700 The remaining eight towns
viii increase it some 400 or 500 more making MS
majority in the county small vote quite equal
to Claws majority in 1874
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-' ROME, % Nov.-l1 F. NJ
The Wing majority in this town Is 81 Young
Wing. is reported to have 1900 majority in Oneida
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e Thanksgiving in New-Jersey. Thursday,
No.
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RomE. Sd Nov-Midnight
The town Of Verona in this Ioneidal county
gives Wing majority Of "a on the wing uo.et'
rgr's ticket. Brad.s majority is 81 and Tracy o.
b,,b Ubizs