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EisyE Ward I4sspepdsat q % s. for &c. Goaa
Esp.Yo't, o. = iS5S
~ Eleventh Ward Reform Reform IA yo,er Of ne
liza wsTa ton q party Inved 70 irend met
s. te held NAnhatn dali 40. SS5 fa@t. MDtDAt
EvENIsG Oct 81 at eocE TO Beg 70; r,gq o.
iLLfs o,rEaoz Secretary.
~ Iogrtecmh Ward Assembly 10 -rnntio5.-A 5
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MEETINGS AND soaiE4TiONsAi m rajour1ed meeting a4
:. he Peter Cooper Oce The Of dav sad
shs ly sventserh Ward Reform Association On the even
,n ofth ih day Of 1853 The following Charter ticket
~. adopted nomination Of candidates os the
sDsgiDg election:
Fer AArror-ABRAHAM TURyURZ
Covnoazen.
xLvIA Dlt-Thos Jeremiah xLTxih Di-Ja' L Stewart
xLyIItb Dst.-Hsnry Hays Lth Dst-Joan d Cluie
xLHiIth Ds,-Johp y Reynolds
A,sessr-IsAAc WARD
Cafloe'.
ysrnszn MIL Bsnjauin 5 Merritt
Sasoo Co~ni.si,ners
WIN H.b5sId Jonathan Il. Ranson
TJpsDe.
wm J. Todd Henry A. Bogsr
S,loal Eqapecays
n Wallace, Robert Lane.
Ttbctet euiDenty eaiead 10 Sustain At F,zs IN h
:scnsnt ey oo check sDgsss snd 70 fanh oar en-
vd u to election raers va much enha.
yer. isoe The Cy Reform Il he 5e'-n.eeus ward vii DO
ds tn comirg elton % insure Success u vas resolved
~ The meeting rusb tis ticket 10 eli tie da7 papers
q tify Keform- SEVENTEENTH WARD REFORM AS
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Ciuroh III SATURDAY EVENING, Oct p a. y
p which Tl4ce tie ciurs uerlly Of the IN
Ward. invited 20 attend md unite Win fhe
RICHARD A. READING ChsirTnan.
"a Twertie'h Ward.-fIFrY-sEcoN DisrRicr-aes-
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Jor Conaolu0H-GkO. T. JAQUES
AT favor Of Who'll good order and reform 10
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Twtrih Wtld he'd Han Of shsy AMI p b.
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Wilson Smith and James Reeve eecfed VICE saes
TIE ably fd4resd ty hr G. North aud Ar
I,tsc Bailey Of tie PefT Cooper form The NIu1atug
Con nfec hfret elected hehs. friends Of Reform have
without prfreuce pssty party wnsoere epared
ckt hereby oaer the following cauddafss for wad ors
in HON they place he duc and firmly believe
elecd, viii strictly adhere and the principles Of the
new char n tnd IL provisions DO slit t.d ID ever
~ q ur f~er
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Latest News from Europe.
TURKEYS VICTORY,


The Atlantic reached New York on the
H9th Nov.
A hard battle was fought at OLrESITzA
on the LIST, % and Sd Nov, when L., 900
Russians were defeated with the loss Of S
guns and 200 men.
One hundred thousand Turks have
crossed the Danube.
A more decisive battle was expected,
a. the Turks and Russiaus were concentra-
ting their forces under the commands Of
their ablest Generals.
Thus far, Turkey has not only the good
wishes of the world on her siie-but she
has gained very decided advantages
and has astonishcd all by the wisdom and
strength Of her movements.
Hungarians aud Polanders are found
TO afford much aid to the Turks
Great Britain is stated to be peaceably
disposed, while the tone of public feeling
in France is decidedly warlike.
CnINA.-Shanghai had fallen into the
hands Of the insurgents.
INpIA-The British have more trouble
with their Burman and Hindostan posses
sions. An alliance between Russia and
Dost Mohammed against Great Britain, is
copjyctured,.
The Markets not affected by the news.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-02
OrDhans' Court Sale.

DY virtue of an order from the Orphans
II Court Of Union county, the undersigned,
administrators Of SAMUEL WILSON, late OF
Kelly To. deceased, will sell at private sale the
following REAL ESTATE, to wit;
That valuable tract OF land situated III the
tow n .hip and county Aforesaid, within miles
of the thriving village Of Lewishu'e, bounded
by lands Of the heirs Of Tho's Wilson dec d.
David Meyer, Fiavel Clinean. Joel Royef, Phil
ip Shook, and Others, CONTINUING S21 acres
or thercabouts. $50 rescieared. having there
t,Aon erected two story Frame House ana
Al:4Kitchen. q Frame Barn. Spring House
(and never failing Spring Of Waiero and all
other out buildings necessary for ihe comfort
and convenience Of Farm. There Is aisofa
a good Apple Orchard, with a variety oi Z
Fruit Trees. The cleared land is ia high
state Of cultivation. and abounds with Limestone
tor all necessary purposes.
The above property will answer to divide in'o
TWO THREE FARMS, and will be sold 10
suit purchasers.
Fo, terms Of sale apply to either OF the subs
s.,,h.,. arr, TavN>s WILSON, on the premises.
ROBr. II. LAIRD,
WH. WILSON in.
Sept l3, 1883. ddnitntSt'dfo's'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-02
Democratic State Convention,

WHEREAS, the State Convention Of 1853
empowered the State Central Committee
to fix the time of holding the next State
Convention at Harrisburg, and whereas
the usua! day, the 4th Of March, will be
Saturday,
Resolved, that the next State Conven-
ton be hclG at Harrisburg, on Wednesday
the S;h of March next, at 10 o'clock, A.
VI, and that it will assemble in the Hall
Of the House of Representatives, if it
shall be the pleasure Of the House to grant
the use Of their Hall.
WM. l.. HlRST, Chairman.
WM. CURTIS, cos
HENRY L. DIEFFENBACH,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-02
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