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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

KossUTH AMI THE CONFERENCE.-The
whg papers are denouncing Kossulh be-
cause he intimaied in some ofhis speeches,
that the policy of the rulers nj Washington
is hostile 10 the sentiments Of the people,
In that, Kossu,h spoke the truth. <Ibe
present governmental rulers are opposed to
the people of,his country, not only on the
Hungarian issue, hut upon .sh questions OF
home policy, and the idesof next Novem-
ber will fully attes, this fact. The next
democratic nominee for President, will be
,riumphan,ly elected over any federal wbig
opponent in the field.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
si6,65O,
crease ss,ais,7so

Increase s9,2l3,7so si6,65O, l66
The total rise Of these two articles is
$25, ,963, ,446 per annum. Western pro-
ductions increase in similar immense RAJ
ton. The value of property delivered on
the New York canals in 1851, was S55,
600, 900, in l842 $22,75l ,0l3, and ~itll
the deliveries by rail- will reach SIS 900,
600 for 1851. In ls43 the value OF ali
articles moved on all the canals was $780,
0l6 605. In 1850. $l56. .397 929 on the
canals, and $28,OOi,s77 on the railrond>,
ngelher $1s4 .4O1 ,906, an increase OF 1900
per cent. in the internal trade OF the State.
Such has been the vast accumulation, and
that accumulation increases with greater
rapidity.
We believe the grand summing up Of
oil Wing arguments in favor Of general
increase Of tho tariff of '46 is, that the pro-
ductive interest Of the country is suffering.
and things are growing worse and worse.
with no hopes even in the remote future
for remedy, unless the Wing neions Of the
thrift prevnil.
10 all such we point to the above statis
Tics, used as authority by the Cincinnati
Gazette, showing the figures 10 prove tina.
under the tariff Of '46 the productive inte-
rests Of the country have augmented much
over one hundred and fifty per cent, and
that now thnl incronse is still going on with
"grenter rapidi,y."
Will the clnInorers for high tariffs. be
80 kind as to crack that nut?-- Statesman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
NAr,osAL CoSvENr,oN.-To. MORO,

NATIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-Tomorrow
the delegates Of the Democracy assemble at
Baltimore for the purpose of putting in
nomination candidates for President and
Vice President. 1t is too late in the day to
enter into any speculations as to the result
o. their deliberations -as TO which from a.
mong the many distinguished names pre-
sented to the Convention will receive the
nomination. A few days will furnish us
with the result. We cannot doubt that the
candidates presented will be worthy the
support Of the Democracy Of the nation,
and that they will bear the glorious old
Democratic flag ON TO vic'ory.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
For the Portage Sentinel.
Proceedings Of the Stark County Teach
erS' Association.

hScUOl0tbVus
Pursuant to previous notice, this Associa.
ton met in Louisville, May Is, 1852 The
minntes of the last meeting were read and
adopted. ]. NJ. ALLEN, Of Canton Union
School, offered the following:
Resolved. That the teachers Of Stark
county will endeavor to bring out their
schools TO a County Common School Cele-
bration, to be held at or near Alliance, on
Friday the 2nd day of July, 1852 and that
they cordially invite the schools Of the sur
rounding counties to meet with them.
This resolution was unanimously adopted,
and Messrs Harvey, Holbrook, Hartshorn,
Allen, Scott, Newbouse, and Adams, were
appointed com mittee Of arrangements.
The following was presented by Prof.
Hartshorn Of Mt Union Seminary, and laid
over for discussion at the next meeting:
Resolved. That it is not only the impe,i-
Gus du,y and highest interest of each State
10 this Union. to cause the means of educa-
ton to be placed within the reach Of every
child within its bounds; but, also, equally
the duty and interest of the State to require
If parents and guardians, that each child
under thei1 care be suitably educated for a
citizen of tbi. Republic, by the above pro-
vision. except in cases where parents, So.
are voluntarily using equivalent educational
agencies.
Voted, to adjourn to. meet at Alliance,
July 2nd, 1852.
BETSY NJ. COWLEs, President
n. Cook, Secretary.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

How 1T WoRKs.-The additional amount
Of property brought upon the duplicate for
taxation in this County, exclusive Of Bank,
Railrosd and other corporation property,
amounts to about $4,000. The increase
on account Of corporation property will be
over half a mil ion more.
In Stark County S202 .5s4 are added
under the new law exclusive of Bank prop.
erty. The increase of taxable Bank capi-
tai in that County according to the Dem
ocrat, is $500. 1886.
In Jefferson County the additional
amount brought upon the duplicate is
$249,057.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

The HOMESTEAD BiLL.-The Cleveland
Forest City says: "a PET'TioN for the
Homestead Bill, eight yards in length, con-
tanning over one thousand signatures, has
been forwarded to Senator WADE, from
that city A petition, containing some 60
or 70 names, has been sent from this town.
And that is but ti,he, Of the names that
might have been sent, il there were suf6.
cient time to procure them.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

\ s. Mason Cons, late Of .'Cobb's E1.
change" in Akron, tno~ in charge Of bis
brother, C. B. Cobb, died, of dy sentery,
April l4th, on The steamer New Orleans,
S days out from Acapulco FOR Saa Franz
cisco, and was buried in the Pacific, with
Masonic honors, as stated in letter 10 bis
friends from Mr.. Milestone, who was with
hitn.-Akron Standard.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
BaaIl Movements.

The Board of Control was 10 session ses.
ersl days last week in this city, but nhaf
was done has not been made. public.
This much we can state as rumor on
the street.-Tbey did not resolve 10 wind
up. Judge GusTAyUs SWAN, who has
acted as President Of the Board since its
organization, resigned, and the Board.
elected ALFRED KElLEY. Mn KKLLxr
being notified Of the fact dessiued accepting
aud Aif. Swan MAS reelected sadscsfptsd,
fox the present
Messss. SpLLtyANR and DEsHLEn, of he
Clinton Bank, have purchased the Fralklin
/ Branch, in this city. Nr. D,sAfER il 10
act as Presider; Of the Exankli6 Rsnsh.
I These are, the rutDors on the street, and
We presume ere tIpe.--.Ssasfsmsa. Eay,
7 2Ab, 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
Balloon Ascension at Ravenna.

Mr.. JOHN WISE, the celebrated Rroaaut
we learn from the Capital City Fact, will
make series Of Balloon Asceusions in va
rious section Of the State during this sum-
mer. He is announced to make an Ascen
sion from Massilloa and Canton, August
5th; Akron, August 18th; RAvErNA, Au-
GUST 10Th.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

GKossUrH was in Buffalo on the 2eth.
The nnmher out to greet him was immense
over 10000. He declines any further ms
vitalions. as he expects soon to take bis
departure for Europe.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
A Good t,haEce.

The vacant tract of land ives. OF the
Railroad Office has been purchased by Ii.
A. Swift, and Saml. J. Hopkins, who are
having i, surveyed into villuge lots. They
are beautifully situated for residences, and
are now for snle.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
A Rleoay and Atrocious Ceds In Chile,

We bare already mentioned The execu,
lion Of Canbjaso, the principal in the late
insurreciionary movement in the Chitesn
penal salilemenis on The Straits of Einsel-
Ian. He was on officer Of the regular
Chilean army, and fieuienan, ii The post
where his etfeace was c0mmitled; only 20
years Of age, Of fair complexion. with
dark and prolose hair, and prspossessing
appearance. The following are some Of
the atrocious rules be adopted aid enforced
among the troops he commandedS'
5. Every inferior Who speaks disrespectful-
ly of bis superior officer, shall be itnmedi-
ately shot. Every inferior who shall raise
his hand against his superior officer. shall
be Immediately hung. 4 au inferior strikes
his superior officer. with or without arms,
he shall be burnt alive. He who should bs
traitor to the Gag We have sworn shall be
cut in pieces, alive, and afterwards burnt.
He who steals shall be hung. Any one
failing 10 appear when ordered, shall BE-
shot. Every man who flies from az enc.
NY, shall be put IL death by The bnyonei.
and his eyes taken oul. The body or
coward shall be burnt. SentineIs found
asleep shall be hung. Any person 10 bat-
lie giving quarter to an enemy shall be shot
anu for sealing or hiding ammuniiion shall
be burn. alive. Throwing away cartridges
in baltle or on march, shall be Gu, in pieces
alive, beginning with tha fingers Of tbs
right hand, and afterwards burnt. The
chief officer, sergeant or soldier, who sho'd
not defend his post unto death, shall be
burnt alive; no excuse 10 be admitted ca
accoun, OF the grealer force Of the enemy.
the bad state ol the armament, or any Thing
else tending to cover his cowardcs, Any
officer ordered to assault o post, shall lake
il or lose his life in The attempt; ii he &c.
turns uasuccess ful, although be lose all his
soldiers in the attempt, be shall be ilnnedi.
alely shot. Any sentinel who absndans
lile post committed TO his care, shall be
| pinched With red hns iobgs unlil he expifea
| Alter this, his body shall be exposed public.
! ly during eight days, aiiet which il shall bs
| burnt, ana its ashes cast into the air.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
KossurH's DEPARruRE-THs Srnuo

KossUTH's DEPARTURE-THs STRHe'
GLE NEAR Ayf1ANn.-Ths Cincinnati Nom
parest ststes that letters have been received
10 thsttity from Kossuth, requiring an im-
mediate settlement Of all business connected
,&ith the Hungarian funds, as be is expect.
ed to sail Immediately for Enrops. A let.
ter has also been received from Professor
Kinkle, dated at London. who says that ihs
crisis is close ut hand, and before next fell
@all Europe viii be in blaze!" - Z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

@The Distric. Court commenced it's
session in this place on Friday morning.
Supreme Judge kanney, and Common
Pleas Judges Be!ding. Hitchcock and Da v
on the Bench. The session closed The.
snme day.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

II On the morning of the 10th inst, Mr..
JULIUS JACKSON, of Nelson, while attempting to
milk COW, was SO badly hooked in the abdomen,
that he died ut about one O'Clock the next morn
ing MIR. JACKSON was formerly from Litchfeld
county Conn.,, and was among the early settlers
Of Nelson township lie was a mar much re-
spected by those who knew him.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

MEAeHER IN NEwYoRk.-A telegraph.
ic dispatch from New York dated the 2Sth
announces that Tho's Francis Meagher
has arrived in that city.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

~DR: TuBBs will be in town. Cat the
Prenliss House) on Friday afternoon, and
Saturday, the 4!h and 5th Of June. See
Advertisement.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

FMsw Orleans papers Stale TINT csrs
avujal was at Corpus Christi, and was pres
pairing TO sgain get up eEother rsvcldsien
in Mexicos
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
Democratic State Ticket.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES B. STEEDMAN.
Lecture,

Mr.. L. A. HINE, of Cincinnati, will deliver
lectuee THIS tMondayj EVENING, at the
Universalist Church upon the subject of UNION
Schools. Let all the friends of Education at.
tend,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
A Small Dish Of SOUP.

Notwithstanding Gen. SCOTS declaration
shat he will write no more letter unlil after
the Meeting Of the Wing National Con-
veniion, some of his beautiful epis.les are
still finding their way into the newspapers.
The editor of the Herald published at
Georgetown, Kentucky, hns read an impor-
tant letter. addressed by Gen. Scott to a
leading Wing politician Of that county,
which has the following paragraphs.
hnve no public opinions to
conceni-I have but one set Of opinions on
these subjects for the people of the North,
Sou.h, East or West; and these opinions
I am prepared to submit to general cons
sideration, as soon as a suitabls opporfu
nifty presents itseV, either by the action Of
ola,e or q National Convention.
If the Wing National Convention call
for my views on the leading questions Of
the day, they will promptly nnd most ex-
pllcitly be given, in writing.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
"lc" the National Convention call-if
AYE there's the ruh--as Touchstone says.
"thers,s much virtue in "ii." But if the
National Convention do not call upon the
General. then there's no letter-and wo
cannot hare a second husty plate of soup.
There's the calamity.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

RAyENNA HoUsE.-Mr. II. ADAMS has taken
the House lately kept BY 2. X. WHEkLsR, and
Is ready to accommodate tks travelling puhlic
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

kFThere were II deaths from cholera
at New Orleans during the week ending
the 18th inst.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
Mere Ruin.

We discover the following in the Gin
cinnati Gazette:
Increase Of the Productive Industry Of
the United States.
The United States Economist makes q
statement as TO The productive INDUSTRY Of
the United States, from which we ascer.
tain some interesting facts as 10 iha rapid
advance III the value Of products in ihe U.
States. Take for examples ths coal Of
Pennsylvania and the sugar of Louisiana,
both comparatively new products. Iheii
progress has been as follows:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

ONE DAY LATEk.-The rain to-day is
is doing a litlle heavier business than it did
yesterday. The demand has no control
over the supply. Yours,
CHEOPS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

SUGAR, tOAL.
Hhis. Value. Tens. Value.
1910 $1,000 1880 600 86i,4ll %. .I6S, Asa
1862 ali ,203 X. .303, ,7s0 1873, ,730 81 SIS, 900
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

on the trial OF uchcause in the court of COM
mon pleas. the samsoath or affirmation shall
be administered to theiury, as is provided for
in the fifth section of ,lls act.
Sec. IL. The jury shan render their YER
dict to the probate judge, WHO shall enter the
same on his minutes; and unfAss for good rea-
sun shown, the court shall gran, a new trial,
the judge shall enter Of record Confirmation
Of ihs verdict so rendered, and upon the pay
ment of the amount for which the vesdict is
rendered, and such costs as may be assessed,
the court shall render a judgment, to the eff
feet, that the said corporation shall hold the
property in the proceedings mentioned, for
the purposes far which the same was appro
priated, and enter the same upon record. and
thereupon such corporation shall holdihe same
accordingly, and be entitled to execution to
put them in possession thereof; Provided, that
it upon certiorari, or n new trial, there shall
be second assessment, which shall exceed
in amount that first made, the corporation
shall pay the excess TO the owner of such
property, aEd. the probate Judge receiving the
amount SO first decided to be due shall retain
the same in case writ of certiorari shall is.
sue, or new trial be granted; and if the yer.
dict of the second jury shall be less than tlla,
OF the first. he shall repay to such corporation
the difference up the final disposition of the
cause; and provided, further, that in case q
new trial shall be granted, at the instance o
the owner or owners of the property, and the
verdict of the second jury shall be the same
as or less 10 amount than that first rendered
such owner shall pay the whole costs of the
second proceeding; and If it shall be more
than that first rendered, the costs of suct
second proceedings shall be paid by the cor
. peration.
Sec. u. The probate court shall have pow
er to enforce the judgment rendered fnail,
iu such cause, by execution, or otherwise.
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
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POLITICAL.

NENOc4ATlC EkPuBLiCAN MECHANICS, AND
~ xorkirgmen Tho undersigned IN ,its q Meeting u
echariss and working ~ The couaty Of
New York hursiay evening. octoh.r ~ 1854 At ~
O'clock. at Rlsys Hermtae Hall, ~ iInus and
Allen streets for IN OF making aid
in tho election q .he democratic tlcset-Naina State
and county The following gentlemen vill address the
meeting Hon. John Mckeon Wright HAWKES. ESQ, Hon.
Mike Walsh General II Waitridgc John McCrath ESD,
10 Cochran. Esq, Patrick Tasrart, Esq IT, r. Camp
Esq, franciA II. Cutting ESQ. aud the lion Daniel w.
sckles. order Of IL nuittaa af Arranre n.nts
JOHN MlGRAlu, Chairman.
Capt. KavAsAcr, Secretary.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

rsNUE PEOPLES lECTU RES COMMENCE TO NIGHT
The campaign opens With lctory by The brill
liant Holmes at tho aber ace and the will DO
To hear that npprecstng citizens will greet
smiles and cheer With their the advent OF ths
al Of New England but characteristic generous
and enthusiastic New York, One word nd we have
done. Go early The lecture :es at O'CLOCK
fuijcatis " Lectnring and Lectarers."
G FL Ii u A j. MANJFESrhTIONS.-MR. FINNEY,
~ from Cleveland, Ohio, speakipg medu Will speak
Admission l2k cents -
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

NJ OTI CE-THE COpARTNERSuIP HERETOFORE
~ existing between the tubscrbr undor the firm Of
klohters Block, grocers &c 80 water strait was
solved by muna consent the 18th init John Rchters
cor tinues tho business himself.
New York, Oct Is, 1852.
WANTED-A PARTNER IN TIE EMPRESS RUSI-
w mesa, q rare chance Tor young with three
referen and security required Address Expres u
raid office.
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LUSE AID FOUND,


EFT in HIRED CARRIAGE. ON SUNDAY, THE
- l7th instant oeming from tho steamer Black Warrior
aema tras clock with glass front sides OF the make
81 Dubois son. ~ Is repeater and slarm clock. Five
doars reward will be given 70 tho person who will 1t
eighth street
r osT-IN THE NEruHBoRHoop OF THE BULL,
IL Hesdstsblcs small; black and tan terrier bitch
with "Nelly No. isJ Ninth street" the COLLAR. fve
dollars reward will be paid her being retarncs i2J
Ninth street,
II OST-ON WEDNESDAY LAST, THE 2QTU INST, A
IL pold and enameed trcaetpn. suitable reward Sl
be ptid by leaving the at the cicc OF ". g. W.
Houghtcn so Walk street or atl2 ST. GEORGES pses Gr
tecnth street.
r osT-A POCKETBOOK, con TANNING A FRENUH
passport and !evcrs other papers, a!se two passage
tckcts to Louisville OF which can be OF any TO
che Under suitable ward viii be given for the above ~
leaving IL st 15s West Broadway.
ri 0ST-SUPP0SED on MONDAY THE 25TH INST
IL hetw First and Second Thirteenth sire
tar Of geld sreotaelcs IT. red moroeco case The 81
viii fer favor md eueive suitah reward by dde
the tame al the Oh CO Vf 81. w oughtbn, 10 AVN
tee VI At Il IT. CcetAes risce, Tbaceath stgse VA
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THE MILITsRY


TTFNTION COMPANY! SHEPARD GUARD.-ALL
IA pers who intend going of the Lo
retro b. AID Guard, will please meet Hebberd
Third avenue, Wod tesday evening Oct 81 half
7eelock for 'r'' aud on Thursdsy Ing = o'c ok.
for parade. BY ordet, WASHINGTON YER, Com.
n. DALEY, Secretary.
ITENTI0N THERE WILL BE A MEETING AND
IN drill NJ tho Johr Siane Gnarda
OF Pearl ard Centre street, this "Wednesday evening
October 9TH 81 acoes. Prnetual request
sd.SaBy order Of 7. MULLEN, Captain,
b. J. NEARY. Orderly.
COMMo DoRE GUAsD-MEMBER AND THOSE
~ who Intend to them their ANIMAL
excursion requested attend meeting aud drill this
q" ednesdAy) evering at o'clock at Franklin Market BY
order Of BAKLES THOMAS, Commaudant.
NJ. J. Copy, Secretary.
nuFFY GUARDS.-NOTICE- THERE WILL BE A
- meeting II the above PAW this ing the Bril-
turn ont with tho company their next target excursion,
will please be puncua in attending tn. meetings and drills
The roll end pay book s open at Brilliant
No: 6Battcry place. W. WILSON, Captain.
\. CREED seoy.
I 1GHT GUARD-rOMPANY A, TWELFTH REaI-
ment Headq aarters, Lafayette HAIL. New Yori Oct
% eh2Pnsuaut 10 reaimenal orders Of this date the
parade ordered for Thursday 2sth ia IL hereby
marded. BY order. ED. VINCENT Comdt.
ED. Is. COOPER. Orderly.
MIKE BURNS GUARD ATTENTIOS-MgMBERs
IVA will pase meet Ut the star House, l25 Cedar street.
This Tuesday evening 9th inst at half O'clock
eight o'clock, 9th inst, parade, fully armed and
equipped, TO proceed TO Stryaer's Bay. By order
NJ. MURRAY, Captain.
s. GMBER, Orderly Sergeant.
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VNANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young Protestant woman, as chambermatd ana seam
stress do fms washns In private fsny HAS tne
hest Of reference the lady whom she has JUS let
Commands LEFT for H. g. at il Elizabeth street betw sen
Prince and Houston will meet prompt attention for thrte
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BVMeptic FITS know Of a Case that used
y be frequ and ast halt hour that hss been
tir~l, removed by WATTS sntiote Tho patient
har had but slight of Eve minnes dur tiou in sis
months III. q. LII HER, Surgetn
80 Prince ST est, corner Of Mercer.
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tI4 CbsNmbcrH stteFt,
sa fhia rel atd Wshpeps for ing hair TO is
oiiinai lor AID curins badnss and all that H. T. Lover
his pamphlet IL SEQ particularly The third
pS-, head d. X. ad and be nvinsed." he 10 ready to
povs fia at n,erts when called upon.
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MERRIAMS MODEL OF SAN FRANCISCO is NOW
lvl exhibition at the National ca1emy OF Design.
6ss Broadway. Open daily from 10 O'Clock A. to 10 q
Admission % cents ~.
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NoTlCE.-pCRSUa> Vt TO A CALL FOR THE DEMO
AN cratic publican eectors Of the Eighteenth ward
meet at the touse Of Capt Murray corner OF
street and FIR avenue ON Monday evening Oct 30 Tor
the OF airing tho Of the ward nominating
eomptee and also the port of the Sixteenth Assembly
disri t. Eighteenth wardjos feamans Esi called
10 the 81 or and Edward Maialy EST nrpo ated Seers
tary Ehereupon the proceeded 20 ad said
pt ana it Jnmpusly resolved that the following
ticket so0ld the hearty support Of tie democracy
of the Lis Ets eutt ward
or Asstmbl y--Rpsaell Smith.
For Assistant Aforementioned A. Concklin.
For Afsessor- George % sDonalG.
For aonpson' Wlton Chapma7'
Linebaeh, Royal PIeps Secona district, Harris Wises
Dani.l Hayden Third district George brFs' thonas
Nc abe; Fourth district w Bro Sn John hinsiey;
Filth district, Dennis bsap. Coll ". Cam
JOSEPH YEAEANS, Sharhah'
En-. MALIALY. Secretary.