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Se9nun9en oe6 brittllben Gartfs.

Ole Sprin9ton Sor9s in eDelfer Sauntp,
bat fir bic ss9snpdrti9s 3sit ibre 2trteitsn sins
9eifsat, ca bsr @9entblmer mfdbi5 If tbrs
gryu9nins Su rerfaufsn.
Die SpinnsSobrf oss Srn. Occre nabe
bei Q6eit @beifsr bat ouf9sbtrt. S3r. Mccrs
fam nibt fortiabren neil ct nibt psrfaufsn
fam.
@8 Iinb notb anbere @iIsns umb 3eu9sSabr'f
fen in @bsfsr Gauntp, bic ibrs @sibdtte be-
fbrdnft uno bic Sabl iDrr Nrbeltsr rsrmlnesrt
babsn, in Solas Der QaiIrun9 sss nusn Sas
riffs.
G6aS mag Die llrlatbs fsin? Dor wsnl9sn
QSobsn wor s6 nidt 70. 9as Sbllmmlte TT
mob III fcmmsn. QSartst nut cine 9Sslle Der
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[einsefanet.l
S6dnoItOe Yer0rehtnQen.

8clesnoss lit Gin aussus aus sinsm Nrtifel,
ben Der Germantaunsstlssrapb cine nsutrals
3eituna, ;ufammsnsetrassn bat, in Ss;us auf
bic falitsn 9arifeluns Der ;ps 3arif fsNftsn
ron 1912 uno 1646, bic bic 9unbs in allen
qofofofm3situn9en ess Staats 4snnfplpanien
mabsn fir ben sintiesn 3apsd, Die in IA be,
tro9ensn Sur9sr, wslebe fir Yolf uno 9aUas|
itimmtsn, in Der Msinuns "polf fsi Elm bsT,
rsr Sarifmann als Clap" ncbmals III bstrii1
gen. lin bisS Su srrsbsn wuasn iis bsm ar1
men Manne weib MAIDEN, bic 42ser 2tfte taris
re feline Sseirfni1s ausnsbmenb bart, baaeaerd
tarre fis Dem &sibsn feline jocbmutDssNrtfsd d
nur isbr lsitt. uno bamit fuhen Ge Die Sausrnl
uno ssmeinsn qeutsn ibsrbaupt ssssn bic 421
ger 9lfte auf;upis9eln. 9is Bafbinetcn llni1
on Yclf'6 Muncifid, pubIiSrts Susrif sinGsr1
ssibns, tas bic 9tunte in alien Qofc, 3situnasn
mnbts absr burb uno eurb falfb unb unmabd
wor. Osrft sut, sr nsnnt ;usrif l5srf1liIss
g Iso. hier foIosn sffiI>e
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Aitet Gueb Dor falfben Tifets -
llnisre Sreunos i'm 0anoe foaten auf brerjoutb
fsn uno lib nitbt burb falibe Sifets betrtls
gen lalIen. Olan bat uns tsrid)tst, bo6 folbe
in Wa6e psrbrsitst Iino unb wabrfbeinlicb oa.
;u bienen fc0en ein9e bohif unpppuIdre gans
bibatsn auf oem QofcsSifst oamt burbsubels
fen. Nsbmet feline Sifsts, auser bon perlos
nsn bic ibr al6 quite QSbi9s fsnnst uno iebst
cb bisleltsn tsm 9lebsn paS am &cpfs bislsr
3situn9 ffsbt.
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N}thoel Grdmer. ppn Geooin9.

octrabtct nun oen Itntcrfbieo Ger
beiocn lDobl3ettel 9ie @anbibatsn ouf
Dem bem 3etteI ter 9Gb95 lino Mdnner Die
eurb frie Dtle9ottn srnannt wuroen, ,ptl1s
ouf siSsns Soften no6 Nsabin9 famen, nibt
um iib bon Den Nemtsrjd9ern fauftn gu la0en,
ionbsrn nur INN ben @sbrdu1sn Der Yartsi iu
entiprsUtn uno Diroi9e, ,uperldlI9e Wdnner
fir Die bstrtfsnben Ismtsr ju ernsnntn, uno
mir miiIen 9eiteDen, oob ls brsn 3usd Sur
3ufrsnbsit Der 9anSen Yarts errsiOt Daben,
9ie @onoibaten nuf pem 3ettel psr qofofo'
fo5 oter SreiDonbskQeute, pom Son9re6sS ans
bioatsn bis bsrmtsr gum Nuoitcr, ino befannt
ol6 2(emterjd0er, Die ibre @rnsnnun9 ourb Gift
uno GelO bsipirft babsn. Sie Ino, rpie man
ia9t burb 9ele9oten ernonnt morosn, ,pppon
bic INsiiien ouf Spsfulation nab 9tsabn9 fas
men uno bernab fir Den btbfsn Sietsr ltiills
ten. Die psrlonIjdben 8dbisfsiten wurbsn Del
osr grnsnnun9 psni9 in Sstrabt 9snommsn,
Die sinSi9e @mpfeblun9 Der Sanoiooten iif,oas
Ife 6bte Qefes uno Srvunos ees brittis
fben Uarifs Gno.
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Seln QSunoer, Dat aan} gnslanb i'll Srcus
De 1T, hter bic paiIruns oer 46ser Ifts.
es 1T Ietbt III tearelfsn, penn man annliit,
pa6 Setrstdr waItsr 1Itf Ia9t, bic 46asr
Dill whrre Die gnfubr jabrlIeb Inn SIS 700,
900 permsbren, ,popon in gcitalt perfertiss
ter Daaren ipen;altsme $l2,O0O,OOO fir
urteit Ilnp, uno pelfe Gumms acbt mriitene
in enalanre Safs. 0lum inben 1te gutb
rpetb 1T maetsn, nieies Gelo fame ,pieper gus
rtit cabureh, oab enalano mir unIere Srnbt
faufte. Sic erfabruns Iebrt absr ras Ge'
aentbcll. es 1T lpcbl ,pabr, oab sesenpars
zig bic 8roctcf Dreiie etspas iteiacn, ater
bic llrlahe 1T, neil falt III gang europa Die
Srunrtsersn ernte uno auh Die osr aneern
SrIttte m6ratbsn lit. lBlr rsrftbern eub
oter, ba6 Iobalr Die Wabl Ucrtn 1T, itb
,cisen, baB bas SrntbtsAufhlasen Gin $cfos
fcfc 5umtus mar, tIcb Inn Cure Stlmmem
III erbaItbcn. 8ecenfet lpas Sbr tbnt, melt
eosbr all cen Stimmtailrn sebt Stimmt Sbr
oee >ctcfcfo. 3tst pann bcftrpsrt cSbr enss
lambs Sntersnc uno RAP OCT ucmterbalter-
ltimmt ater rrs Bblss3ifct 70 itlmmt Shr
fir gur sisnes Snterelie, fir oab unieree
arcBen unb sslsttsn 9atsrlanoes uno beicn'
rers bee oas Staate pmnipIpanien.
Sranflin.
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Gbiffs=Nacbricbfen.
EcaSi,laer xafen

9lnasfcmmen, am 9ienlfa9 Olct9sn, bon
VbilaSslpbio, oas silerns 9ampfbcct pbenir
NIT bsm VrslIbentsn uno 8srwaltsrn Der eas
nal Gcmpanis, als pafla9lsrs.
Qbasaonasn-am 9onnsrifa9 mcrssn, bas
9ampf6ct pb6nir, NIT eanpsSrrceuttsn, natb
Ybiloeslpba beifimmt.
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ScrAeTet Die SSabt i,iebt, a,,t
rGcbifen Dientfn0e!

QBir BADEN bsuts Die leets 9eIeoenbeit unb
bsnussn Ts unisrs Srsunpe Die 8bisS une alls
8wunee pss fbdssnSsn Sarifs oufjuforosrn
am nddfen Oienifa9e ihre Sbul-
oi9fcit 81 tbun uno ale amt Stmms
faifen su erlebclnen!
@rinnsrt @utb, ba6 es bslcnbers earauf ana
f6mnlt tsn 9Bbi9 sonal ecmmifiicnsr ju srs
mdblen uno bab jses fir i'm ein9s9'bensS tins
me sdblt. G6 untsris9t fsincm 3msifl sas
mir unfsrn Ganbicattn s,pdblen ftnnsn. rpenn
nur Jeoer feline Sebulei9Feit tbut. aals
ist e6 nibt 9efa9t merpsn, bob bic 26abI eur'b
Cure Rodldili9fejt psrlrrsn 9in9 Cure @s9z
ntr, qcfos, nurosn foaif ou6Ibrscn
Sbr lpdret su @unften bes Srttttlten
Sarlf5!
&rinnsrt Cub ftrnsr bab ;msi qcfofcfos
@onoipottn fir Srn9rsb i'm 8slpe linO uno mir
unisrn isbr tsibt srmdblen f6nnen
gScm jeoer feline S6ulot9felt tlut,
Iabcr 0tbtt otls sur Q6obl uno ifimmst fir
taS 9anSs 2Gbi9sSidst!!!
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Oa5 Stei9en i'm preis .. VreoItotfe.
9ic $ofofofo SreIbdncler ftere'ben pas
nculltbe 6teiasn i'm preis ess Slausrs uno
Sroeitcfe psr palitruns ese nsnen sarifs
III. sSn ben suropilIhen Slahridtcn, mel
tts ibre 3stunssn mttbs'en, miro ater bic
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oa5 ptdtltbern uernobm. SD i1lob ieet,
Dap bic piraten iib er9eben, uno Die an:
oere partei Sefis nobm. Sh rartete
eine 3eit lang, uao lpunoerte MIDI, bob
gtlsmono bnabfam, bis ib fubtte, ooB
Die Salute itcb NIT 3au6 5u fulIen ans
fling. So9lei6 fam mir Der Geoonfe,
Dap bic Sburfen oos Sdblf on9t5unoet
uno iib in Den S0ten eefUbtet bdtten.
Ser &ppf fDplnoelte mir, wenn ltb oabz
te,oob ib gum Serbrennsn 5urtf9elaf1en
moroen. Sb tur5te ouf'5 Seroed, 70
lbnell ais e5 meine 8linobeit mir erlaub=
te; iO fro9te lout, ob Ssmano an Soro
iei-oo5 Necb5en eine6 Sterbcnoen lpor
Die einS9e Nnhport, bic ib erbelt. S6
rpItte ouf oo6 Dbere Seroecf ellen, ober
oer 9efalene Moit periperrte mir Den
SSs9. S0 frob oober 5uriif, fletterte
ouf oa5 auberife Gnoe oe6 So9iprlts,
tpebete Elm StGct pon einem Se9el iiber
meinem &opf uno rief 70 lout ib fennte.
Nbsr 2((les blieb itil, ouber Dem louten
S0lo9en meine6 9er6en5, bem 8lodern
oe5 6euer6 uno Dem 3iiben ce6 flammenz
oen peb5. SbluB fol9t.
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Ser Strcitpnrft TIM rIcbifen Seth.
yames az. 39o,Der JGm. Is. .Foster
uno Der uno Der
QBhiQeSortf opn Srltti fhe Sarlf
A8ASg bom 1876!

9nr9cr pen Penn1YIponIcn, bier 1T
ocr Strcitpunft eeutlid, onac9eben. 9ie
@rmdbun9 BON s a mes Wf. Yopsr wtrr
in Der aonSn llnjcn o8 bhnbi0sr Sslpeis 9eIs
ten, bos Yennfplponien nidDt in ben Staut
0stretsu uno feline sbrIitben Stimm9sbsr nit
llnperitdmtBeit bstro9en ODER 9ebumbu9t mers
ten fonntn-mc9e9cn jsos Gtjmms mslhs fir
Q6iliom 9. s 0 It CT ein9saeben mirb, ais
cine GrfIdrun9 Su @unitsn pcn Srsi pa Del
uno Dem brittifhen Sari bon l646
betratbtet nerten miro.
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Sic Qemistaum Samf sabIt tpsesr

bartss @slo fir ibrs 9lcten une oiefelbsn lfsbsn
eabsr jsst in beGsrn @rseit ais js supcr, inbsm
Gs in Yblaoslpbia gum soften Nsnnwertbs ans
asncnlmsn msrbsn Ob tisS lan9e fcrteauert,
1T ;weifslbaft.
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GaS ste Soeft ocs 2tsn 9anoes Ger

Icutieben ClaiIfer 1T un5 Su9efomnen-
@6 sntbdIt bic uS age pom (?irfh9ursr" Die
uictbls non Stsenica," Die uSir9iboft," al:
9smejns @inrj6tun9 tsr rcutlhsn Ntbs, aus
9ewdbIte Yarabdn uno psr Sobrmarft SuSnos
feIin9sn, Iautsr ousssmdbIte uno untsrBaItenct
NrtIfd. Ole rip. Sutiuitsntsn finnen ibrt
Iotfts btl un6 obboIsn.
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Gemcfratiicter QSht9- lyablScnel fin
ycrf5 @ountU:
Sur @en9rsB:
GllIer 2utter, bon 9teooin9.
SIR SenntOr:
g8tlltnm Ioram6, Don oeioslber9.
SIR u demblp;
heinridD @. Gppp, bon Union.
QStll|am s. Seitert BON Worion.
QSllIiom Men9el, BON Moioencrief.
j5oratiD Srerlcr, bon 9an9Ibmamm.
s ,ir e cmmiifionsr:
Oaoto 2)ooer, ien, bon Slep.
Sur croner:
sJOnathan Oretb bon Stealing.
SIR 9ireftor:
sJobu Oernant, BON Gumru.
SIR Nubitor:
llarOn 2jlbreht, BON 9teooin9.
eOfofoto 0reibanoel. .Wobl3ettel fiji
Vcrf5 Gountp.
Con9reb.
QBt(ltam GtrDn9, BON Teooin9.
s3endt.
Sobu qottei9er. bon Sber Gutpebod.
Qnembly.
Carl 9eOau, bon 9fu6combmonor.
Jchn :, 9Olpcr6, BON Geooin9.
Srbn gcng, bon Gaernorpon.
eJacCb Orlf, Don &ugtoun.
Commi{Tener.
Sobn W40omen, Don Union.
Coroner.
lGilltan StibIe, Don Heooin9.
IireFtor.
CSDbu Wernant, BON Moioencrief.
lluSitor.
Nddae( Grdmer. bon Geaoin9.
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llnb nun Sbr 8auern, 1T bic 0sits at
guh, eut 5u psrpnnpern, 'pcI6e Biree
gutb bic 469er Slll abnlmmt BON WIanufats
tnr. Stcfen, gllen, Schlcn, Shubcn, 5is
ten, Sleipsrn, 58pl!en, Saum,pcGsn nno III,
lem mas Sbr pom Sancwerfsmann fault.
Solssnpes 1T eln Gerjeibnlb, oas semaht
muroe pcu 6errn Stewart bem Uornebmifn
gcnarcbmann bon pennplpanisn, ,porauf
man (ltbcr bausn tamn:
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Npn Samtn Tc.-@tn. &sarnp nabm
am IS. 2lu9uit SeIe BON Sonta ST. rbns
QSjbtrifane ;u finrsn inbsm @tn. 2lrmijr, Der
9cupsrnor fbon porber bic Start perlaiItn
bate. @r lief feline Sruppsn tnmarlbjum
unftr NatcnaIs6Ia99s am @npitrl oufftfen
uno bitlt bonn cine Nsbe an ra6 @olf, NORM
tr ftdb ais @rupsrnir ron 9teusMsrieo afIdr>
ts. Gsn. 2(rmjo bate 1000 Sruppsn untsr
itnem 8sfgBle unb war init ibnsn nab eincm
pld8s 9tiogsn, rpo CT cine pcrtbsllbafte Stes
lung bate ben Ssino ;u ermarten, ober natb
elmer llntsrreoun9 nit Den Dffjirsn fano es
1id,, baB eiefe nidt Qult Datten ju fttbten uno
CT fob oarnuf nit WsniJcn Sra9cntrn naCb
&bjeobua, no er Itn l3ouptquartier auflbu9.
Man psrnutbst, bas Gsn. &sarnep ejnsn Ofes
rfoncr ols ttmprrdrsn @cursrn6r et6 Iepars
tementS unp sinsn Nmrlfansr ais Ssfrstdr err
nannt BAT. Gr wcQts 1000 2ruppsn ais Sss
faeun9 in Santa Sc Iai1tn unc balo NIT elmer
9lsCben 2lnSobl nab Salifcrnisn maribren.
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Sebet nun, lbr unter6fntten 0tmen Veutt1
mas 1T eob bic 469sr afts nibt Elm Sreuna
iu sub-uno Su 9Ishsr .3sit mobt fis sen
Srinfsr cs6 tbsusrn QEsinss bsjabIsn-bsfon4 4
Die S3erren @On9rts:Mdnnsr lpie wQie 0e|
linp iitb feltit ju torsn, ba man Wsis, ba6 lld
hob bic tbsuern 9Ssins 70 bdufi9 oenisssn.-I
Qa6t uns obsr Der Union (pclf'S MuntfudS) u
lbrs unibuIci9en 8sbIsr Sursbt fsssn, eur1 bic
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ga0ct Gub niebt trrc mohrn.-9ie
2ofr6 iudbsn 2lus6 ouf, um Dem 0clfe be9reifs
lb ~ MAIDEN, oos ss febr pprtbeiIbaft fir Den
Staat fei, msnn ibr brittiider Sreibanbd Sans
bibat fir Canal @ommiflionsr wisbsr erndbIt
mirtt. Nl6 Ssmsi5 fibten fe an, pab bic 6fs
fntIibsn 2Esrfe mdbrsno 8citsr'S 9isnltsst
piel mebr ein9etra9en babsn ais friber-its pers
9s0en ober robsi su fo9en, bab Der Staot
burbSoiterS Nobd6i9fet mebr ais 100000
ptrlcren bot-9o6 Die G toot6sQSerfe mdbrtnb
zen ls9ten trs Sabrsn mtbr sintru9en ais frts
ber, 9ebtn mir su absr Die Sebauftun9, oob
mir bie6 Der Qofofrfr:3ermoItun9 ;u pereans
fen BADEN, iit ob9sftmoft uno nur bsrebnst
cos sbrIib osnfsnte 3clf Su perbleneen uno es
81 psronIaden sjnsn brittiidr9clinnten @smtsrs
jd9sr mister Su ermdbtsn, bs0tn 9anSrr patrs
ctSmu5 BARN bsitebt erit fir Gdo fcIbtt
uno Damn ncbcrbci fir oen Stoot 3u
iorsen. Sra9et sub leIblf, cb elm FOLDER Mail
e6 psrpjsnt msOuerpdblt iu wsrOen?
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SSpn Der 9lrii,cc. :

Natribtsn pon csr Nrmce, ifano @sn. SaDlcr
in Se9rif wsitsr 9s9sn Diontersp pcrSurlltsn.
50 wuree 9sfa9t baB bic WHrieaner Elm ifor>
fs6 Seer fammslten uno mobrfhsinlidb jns
fhen Gamar9o unb W1ontsrsp eins Shlabt
Hcfsrn miretn. Rab eintm Yripatibrtjben
ricbtstsn Sob unb Sranfbet untsr unfsrn Srtt>
nil9sn 9ross 3srbserun9sn an. 9tibt psn's
aer als 10 bis - Olann icasn BON jsetr ecns
paanie franf barnsbsr lcaen.
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= The new Presbyterian Church, corner Of
sxthzverue and Fifteenth .t-is nov open for .ervice
every sabbath afternoon and erertns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

A. va, feared, the injury 70 property along the
water BY the recent heavy rains yery
TIE Cumberland Civilian OF Tuesday says that the
OF the waters IL that neghborhood has rarely been
equaled. Il sdds
Wills Greek rosc 70 perhaps within foot OF being
high the last treshet and when al IL highest the
Potomac commenced 20 Use, and continued Using until
evening, by which time great portion Of tre lower
section OF TIE town under a:er. We informed
by one OF our Oldest citizens that the Potomac River
attained the high, within MS recollection
The back the river INTO The street
the Wills Creek bridge. and extended TO the public
.qus-e partially undermining Blacks Exchange Hotel
and causing much damage the house, nlns a.. The
cellars and down Mechsnicst. The back wate.
from below extended up Mechanics az Tar as the Viz
sinis Hotel
Immense less nus; ensue 70 many o: our citizens the
amount OF which yet have no means OF aScer-
tanning And only viii De injurious 70 our towr
busfa-mers adjacent me river have DOUBTLESS suffered
greatly As shocks Of corn II great gran-res were seen
tostnS down the stream. We also !ea-c that -nuen
damage has again been done the Maryland Mining Cor
paay's Railroad, above the Sa-ro~s
TIE Frederick Examiner OF Wednesday says
on Monday CAROLS Greek rose rapidly tooding ne
gardens snd lois u IL vicinity arc dong much damage
we are informed g Of TIE 1ane.-s. along ia
The span Of the bridge IN patckst not Being
sufficient - pas. TIE body Of water Il rn around nc
brdSe passing through house. and across cs street
Il has no, been 80 nigh or rwentya years The Mo
nocacy River sad &c De extremely hisn more sc thsH
for many years past. ard doing extensive damage
The Chariestosn Va Free Press Of Yesterday rorn
ins says
The Potomac and Shenandoah R;Ters were Using zap
Idly o. tuesday afternoon and gentleman VIC M.
lived al nIs HE he Potomac sra:ss that L was ss
II to feet OF he hshest marx wasn ne ls- md
was ,ap1a!y -.s;1s. 3: The -s.s Of foot ~ hoU--
? : TIE waters Of the Shenandoah and Potomac s-e
doing =rss; deal o: n ry Ez-pers Fer-y Fsr,-es
cave been driven from their homes which were almost
completely minated
he water Z knee deep II portion OF Shenandoah
street ard some I'VE or SIX feet in the kitchen OF Csp,
Aoeli o. ne l. : Hotel
We !et' aarper's Ferry al zine o'clock on Tuesday
niS5t The water was within loot Of the Railroad
bridse and sriL slowly risne-a5eot Two inches an
noSr oresi fea-s entertained for Is safety
Ihe W illtarrsport, Nd Times OF "Wednesday says
he hood brought down ire Potomac rP-roo'ed c.ees
aGse !oEs ieaccs haystacks corn shocks, strz%. &c
sc; The Coaoeocheagre Bridge has been unczpped
and somewhat damaged The BOTTOMS 81 zloag the
course 81 the Potomac which wheat have
been ruined l, ye. impossible to report TIE damage
done tie Chesspesk ind Ohio Canal. the waters 81
ne nns CT wiring this aracie- Tuesday evening"
maintain eons3erehle hight though fear. are enter
tanned that Il has been vastly injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07
Trihuue Correspondence.
CAYUGA co.

ArsCRN IN Nov. lSio-sf 81
FrtsRd Gres3es drop you note N tie belief TIA, il
VIII &c acceptable, although YOU probably hsve al TIE
news in sdrsnee of its receipt Wine US down 400 Tor
Young in Csyuss and 600 on our Senator sad Coua,y
S'esk Seneca reported 9l-wsyuc and Cortland nc,
aeaEd from The 7,h Distric, will be abou, looo Wig
= 'ea1 as we can say. We SRd the froE, The
w, Seaaees ssrdy-ihe wires a. fault
law aaa Closely contested Election and ,nsy
say thar Wings turned on, wx IN. IN .,,;,,. Of g.
rosa aid State Prison We h,y. -ol,sS =, fs;-
iy ccnser is probably elected orr or,, toy, :,
safe, Ooea's iieAe' 81
cse0'' race is nearly terminated. alx,v. ,r.-.
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WONT >UB,ur.-The Synod OF Cincinnati New
SCHOOL, some time since suspended The ministerial
functions OF Rev VIM. Graham member OF that body,
for heresy, in teaching that Slavery is in accordance
with the Bible The went up the General Assem-
bly, appeal and that body pronounced the action
OF the synod irregular and unconstitutional and sent;
down its injunction accordingly. The case came up
again at recent meeting OF the synod bu. the body
fused by vote of DC TO Il comply with the requsi
ton OF the Assembly and asked the latter reconsider
their action The ground Of this refusal rule lately
adopted by which. according the opinion OF the
jorty the synods and the Assembly the courts
OF ultimate appeal and final authoritative Jurisdiction
The synod al the Time censured the Ripley Presby
terry for having adopted resolutions disrespectu the
Assembly on the subject OF Slavery. whereupoE that
Prcsbytery seeded from the Church.
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r. ,.-b;as of this State have pretty certainly
- r,,,e,tv.t three undoubted Wings to the next
co.-re., 90. OF the Thirtyfour Members. Beside
-. Con. George Pe.rc in Herkiraer and Mont
,.ar,s-,. Ausbarn Bird. ell In Chenango, Broome
and Tioga and Francis seger IF elected in Lewis
and (, Lawrence, arc Old Hunkers. and owe their
success 10 Whig support Timothy jenkins In
Oneida is another old Hunker-aid about as good
aM.rnber as need be-a thorough Protec,ionist,s de-
,errnned opponent Of an, farther asgressions by the
s.v. Power and one Of the earliest and ablest ad-
vocstes Of the famous W ilmot Proviso against the
extension Of Slavery beyond the Rio Grande We
,e.rc, the defeat pr 81 Of Mr. Mateson his Wing
opponent, but we can hardy regret Mr.. Ieukinss
election
The Wings have been very fortunate in the
character generally Of their Members Of Congress
elect. Gen. DUDLEY Marvin, from chantauque.
was Member thirty years ago. and ia one q the
ablest and truest Wings in the West JOIN N.
HoLLET served With distinction inth.e Legislatures
Of 1898 and 2 and sustained high reputation
WILLIAM DUER, Oswego and Madison, has also
served with eminent ability and popularity IN the
Legislature for three years Mr.. ST. JOHN OF Suli.
van III one oniv but he is widely and bonorably
known. Messre H. WHITE, ". HrST and E. B.
HOLMES are capable and efficient Members of the
presen. Delegation. Mr.. MULLEN. frvn Jefferson,
we trust bis election is be yond doubt is young
man of great promise. M. GoTT Of Onondaga is
man OF ripper years never before in public life that
we remember bat of high character and strong
powers Mr. NELSON Of Wesu;hester do. Mr..
TALLMADcE of our City has flle.l many important
and responsible stations with or, dit. We believe
New.York has not sent an ADLER Delegation to
Congress for many years.
Since this article put in ty pc received
the Albany Argus OF Friday nornt ng claims the cleo
lion of Uuu-crlord Tariff Loco ipv 200 majority
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UrpSIMFR co.

LITTLE FALLS, iierkimer Co Nov. 1916.
HORACE GREELEY Esq-Dear Sir We have at last
effected something in Old Hsrtsaer The lndepend
ent candidate for Congress George Petrie Esq IN this
District i. elected by 1000 majority The Independent
Sheriff, VIM s skinner is elected in this County by
majority not far from 500. sas Wrsh; has probably
from 800 70 800 this County Rather oor baeFas that
for the Tenth Legion. For instance, this town give.
Young - majority which gave l97 for Wright in IL
Danube gives Young IS majority which very close
in 4i-not moro than either way, and, believe fol
Wright German Flats majority for Wright about 100
Herkimer 100 Schuyler 50 for Young Newport IS or
Wright Columbia about 80 for Wright Mannheim, :
for Wright. Frankfort, for Young Stark, reported
100 for Young. The pull being on our County hcket
that il. Congressman and sheriff they have not taken
pains 10 give the early usual for Cover
Yours. 4
For Senator Lake runs ahead OF his ticket a. far 8.
heard from Hi. majority in this town is 81. in Dan