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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-30

William Dulty, n. a. Johns s. Co.,
FYoIesdie dealers in Boots, Shoes, Bonn u.s., Leg
| hC14r, Panama and Palm Leaf Has. a
/ ~ ALSO FUR SILK, AND WOOL HITS,
Il 9S Market street, PHILADELPHIA.
1 mart72tyd ,9 500 ssh 80 ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-30

And is only advertised 10 prevent tho uictcd paricu.
larry strangers, falling into the bed SepulclIes''
and other lbodes OF gha1etanism bazoned fol I'll IN the
public prints the only places where cure can be Ob,
taincd certain diseases. baltimore like other large
cities is with tins tribe, and strangers should bo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-30

Liberal advances made on Consig nments, and when
ceVed by car ioals fesUf drayaGe
REFER to Forsytls & Hopkins Wheeling, who will
make advances on coEsignments. . = ap16=1y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-30

is T. most central situation for Tie man business,
being tile centre of business, affords ac
TO all the Railroad epos and Steamboat Landings as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-30

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
HE undersigned have enteredinto tnershp,
purpose CARRYING Wholesale tobacco business
LLOYD LOGAN,
JOS. G.. BAKER,
WATSON CARR, 1880
marco II. H. CARR. 81 VI f,ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-30
n Solid DagueTre otYpes.

Il viii be tho desire and pleasure of the proprietor to
promote the comfort OF the guests or Tie House.
ap1-iy CLABAUGHS BROTHER. Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-30

foraaie low by
JOHN Il. NORTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
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VILLA MSB URGH ITEMS.

BuRSED DTATH.--Coroner Cooke held an inquest,
saturday afternoon the body Of little daughter OF Nr
Charles Davis four years of age, residing in Seventh 81
who died from the effects of burns. From the evidence It
appears that Mr. and Srs Davis were absent on Friday
evening and left the child in charge Of the servant gr
who for pail of water, leaving the child alone win
lamp standing upon the floor. lady residing IN tse
lower part OF the house attracted 10 the room by te
screams Of the child and found her clothes enyeOped in
flames which she succeeded IN eKnguishing but the child
was 80 seriously burned that she expired Saturday The
iury rendered verdict in accordance with the facts.
The funeral Of DR. Cox took place yesterday afternoon
az the PRESBYTERIAN church. Of Sixth and souh
Fourth sts The sermon preached by the Rev L.
Porter Of the Dutch Reformed Church Of which dscease
was member.
RECOVERY OF SroLEs GooDs.-0n Friday night las a
yourg woman named Julia Maloy, residing at the bar.
racks in Sixth st. South Second st., arrested
BY Capt Gelsudett and officer Van Dyke on suspicion OF
having in her possession quantity OF stolen goods On
searching her rooms the officers found box when con
tsned mullins alpeecas delaiBes shoes groceries @e
On Saturday accused was brought before tee Bowel
PORTION Of the good. identified BY Mr. PereTs an
Mr. Dunn merchants IN Grand Ct, and she was accord
ingly cent to the Peniteniiary for one year
Anasnoxnrsr A man named Jsmes Barker was or
rested on Saturday by officer Bradley charged by hs
wife with abandoning herself and children. and also with
taking under bic especial and protection another
mans wife. Accused released from custody on
pronise Of future good conduct.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

Stns,RisE WnEcKNC-Shoud the weather prove fair
this afternoon an opportunity Will be afforded to the public
generally, TO witness the raising Of sunken vessel Of
about 100 uns oil the Battery al p NJ Tho lifting will
be Effected b. "Forcmsns Electric Process
rAINTUL AocwTST.-Mr. Charles Phillips, son of Mr.
W Ihilrs deceased, while deer shooting in Pennsyya-
nn on Friday last seriously wounded by the acciden-
tai discharge Of his gun while he seated The shot
took effect in hs arm the shoulder shatering the
limb i'm dreadful manner, but he walked distance OF D
miles ailcrwerl and the evening reached his home
In this city On Saturday morning DR.. Coclrane found
Il necessary 10 amputae the from the socket The
patient remains in very weak aud il is feared dangerous
condition.
riRF-There was an alarm Of fire IN the Second District
yesterday morning caused by the burning OF chimney in
Willow place. No damage Of consequence.
Esc,rH FROM rHr PEMrESriARY.-,Josoph Smith ALA.
Thompson, who was convicted some time since OF
false rotonsos ard cnt need ia the Penteniary Tor sN
months effected bis escape yesterday. he had been III
with tho small pox and obtained little more liberty IL
consoquouco, of which he took advantage.
Turrr AND AssArLr- Patrick Kenny and VIM. Mar
were arrested by the Third District Police, ON the chag'
If stonng tho of night scavenger while engaged al
his occupation In Columbia st. Friday night On pur
suing the thieves tie complainant was severely beaten
Both locked up 10 answer the charges against sheln
PuRorARY.-The house OF II. X. Graves, in Hemy.st
was oniously entered by of false keys on Fd
night and robbed OF gold watches aud other property
OF considerable value No detection.
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cry ITEMS.

TBTyATAfsAKhTd e., fnih KVEhN"
yx.sfygon 81 THE IEDUsgEr ~ est-cgsal ftse
Itvt ,sp Mahgy aad Lsss Lt1 afd fhJs" - ~ "aahs
X 70 LflE ana Alboby ahd tIfDIsiI4' arm, bfN~"ef
Lgngon nd ALi0ug snd CirDttift ~ bh'Ht
ass TaHs Gltk fGOss Me bSses booAj a. tle hahHai
fgllt q1fs Can lJ01l gIs oiD~ss bsoAl ~ bMnpn4a
G.ass HtnsrsALs- BtloYsn Deilts'iohs ~ bto.iHaj
EtrgfYs ora uOtss bihess Building 10 ~ Broadway
Trslsgys OfssA HOuss Ethiopian Dsinssi9ts ~ b"d"@1
every afternoon end ttAf
g s0To dssossEs Pp-Ani0bs AsdHmg 81 D.~fA
- % hiaoAhl fttt@ nope tAf"!
FAssisI/a fGpfr ArD HOY i.tsn ~ n'heFt1
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L. esy4s OlLLEsY - CHssrfAs AsT-ss so Ltesd~tr
f,cnss nm -yssHil.ss aa1 8sgfe!-ho - bfa~l~tt
f.fa4Sfa IisI tsffn dls MINI o. Afs'STAJ
Inc weaher saturday night end sunday va ono con
btaoos s,ofm u rain ,spng 81 with dease fog feles
,dnyn yas diesh snd alnosi dangerous unil ihs HOOD
lad paaaily cleared ils sfe,is d the imnonse qien
NE, of mud sbsL bsd Accumulated andsiufbod w. hoe
q, t1eau for uo4Ls Yesterday there ~AS limited A.
l.pdsae RI e eLafcher and The ~ present sesmed " BE-
,aAaeply snced viii I1gssnla Navigation on 'be fvefs
~, asi suspeDdfd d. bosi' thai DID efos' being Obliged
4. mos. Nth esrenie caution ringing bels constantly |"
paeseni collision.
". ssop ti.a ooDtid,,sbie damage was d"te 10 new
L.Aisss sswars AID oosn w thu rain About s"'''s
Inst ngia very s,seng gale sprung ~ Threatening "a"E''
D. III shipping
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THE TURf
EXTRA0RnINAR

EXTRAORDINARY TROrTlNG NAICH
V't Hssdrsd Mia Peroraed ~ he Woadecd I,~ D
H0rrs, IS MlRut,s. and - s>eonds.
CrsrfrvILLE CouKsE. l.. I, Saturday. Nov. u. lt53
gentleman betting 81 900 against $500 hat BE- voaa
Pfocaoe horse tia, would tros 100 miles IN Lgs and
ssnhg powerful bsy Ceiling. The annals u he tart
Hrrh no parallel TO d. ~ the tine made IL ~ far u bes
90 record Fanny Jsnis irotied In 1888 o. Balls Head
Coure Ia Albany ioi niles in lours,43 a,nutes sad =.
ss0oaA 10 jane 1894 pair Of borses beIongnz 10 Mr.
ineas ucted 100 mks the Cenreyile Cosrse. within
"a's" ioA Thumb periarasd. On the ID ~ February
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

rr,,tior irnrcfon~- Rrruuss- C'N'AssiNo-Tho
t,uin NJ votes nom ilc Fourth District Of The Twenhoh
Nntd 70 pripo curiosity ia tho way OF eiuph inoAon"
ho hund, ring Whether The figures nrc right or wrong
we cnruot ru,ss but here a ~pccmon at the careful
rlnr and v,inp Of nnmcs about which the law Is no
strIugtt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
'''''''ix Al IJIF SEATS IN THE LECTURE ROOM
ARE ENGAGED OCCUPIED.
The Living CRATES the Bearded Lady the Happy Family the
Chinese Collection and all tho other Curi0stes,
SEEN. Usual.


Or fourth eaor, va. attended With for were
eeeu hour before the regular time ad p,enz 'uf,
human multitude Their h,,t nf v 70 S5T
q, ss1i 7. 70 'sd sS is,s o1f ssa
Whfn that Uncle Tom. CABIN a. performed a sa.
es pobe era oTd tho charge OF e1a; i1
seiIos Known as tho nors drama They think sspd
compositions sSd erss as mus Of oar A a,
they .fsly l0tow upon or judgment ANA We eonn nj ~
psceive how Uncle Tom" from pern.. OF the orisin wok
irteesny But ;.nd eoretsd Mr n : ooaw ~
he hor Of k version has 2: %, sT 20
limit gorps Tor he certainly hs rrcdoeed ou' OF iae ,
placed tefor, sthring end absorbing Dsmi iu IRE tpr
Ioyr zen sua tf, sps s b % dueat Of thought but
sss . hold IT, with uDhagsns interest from the be-
We shi he nylGious 70 elgde detail to ne
IN he drsms es, al that sb.len extensive
ard r. esb ~ .. snsd sst p,ss T w., 0 eo viii
,rssh wLie asBs the hands q such complete a,si. ~
ohs Howsre 1e Or Ase' Ms,sye d,Oi S =.
oisrulns RrsA Chssi assume character Of 'nPsf'y
OF ., sSI s. Of ses fo =. B.ruur ~
ne o,h,r o.nf e,'us Of this i.sees,'Ps p,.%, ps.s
% H. mn IL he produssion Of the gems which
b. h"r1sta ne we i,eu.ly slcT, win hs bean 'a re
= s5ss Of nc Va. srpa. al the res, Tae
40 o sh q o ait Effects the approach Of day and
"a seTos oaiiufi q ssf'. are s'en with mo.
~ 80 is t.si. r'i md ed Ia 'hi eo4HtTy are We
rseis Iaaa Mq.sarn !. eon2o;Ga
q % ~ 80 elle ~o-d esai,,ed - of.aa hose
ils nrfr fsrar sEsoa its tone = M
rsfsy kns,a Az 10 ret ''n "rifafy h'n'ne s7i
i~sn iA'N'
fAAvrlf. asr1eaf.
rSdr ToN's CimS.-Thc Real "Uncle Toms
r,- a. B. ss-n a. the Safsuai EvERY Ec "a
49,, .,sf, WrD~gDAs and s,TVEDaY ATrEsSooS daring IA,
S.iosai IhesfsF l. the only place 10 new YORK
he rllri ~ q l. AIKENs r.ecr ean BE- zen.
fAdseris. At
500 600 worth Of Now. FALL and Winter Dry Goods,
b. frnd IN the Cry ant
a I'D shcarsr tlan h- chrsp,.' a. HKRD car Co.'S
-. 81 tfssfsf received pieces rsran1s WHICH
L. Aotday nov a. AZ only 2 ynd sreai
i.ur Jr rtec o1ly Ir,ap CLsrr Co, No. c0i Crsadt
fAdycfufs.acrtI
q : Fowl w commences new course OF Lectures
GO rinory It's Miss IL The Mul!eAl Aead my In AenTt
scrasr VI
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

"Tur kson NoruiSc" TIE Nroa,k DIiB .tiSrf~'r
-Js
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Zoo ~ nus Far Rpsn- -Duing the early rsho iss
svening Tho ogon the dvof dense thai tho hry
Isas could hardly navigate Tho bella on ehaI aldo we'o
ioied s,ssssav during Ia pso,sieact which lasted o'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
,>r an, rur WILD HORSES ON

tNpt ~ the WILT hNlHN@ hN'hAhl Nv N'NWN'N" " '''
80 i,c ct Sah,s los semmo, a,aciod H"''er'sl sle9
,n ~, iia ac,trcvs and beauty lie was kew nlor lam
ir p, GoNe sieNle Gov .rnc DAYS AMI broken TO lho
~ ava halter \ road, talc oi him et high price was
r,, e. Can't ucpse vt NcllAoc who pem man ia take
lcNc t0,t leading him while, tho gcnom,n DON
,ludcA hei h would 10 M chraN and he wNn'l pr'W ~,
inc AND acotNgN learcl upon the back ri ms enPp'
hast Ms. service was little won man pony on
rar,A k,r eod hc Nmeetel, gave spring WHOM h''lyW
lis udc, upon his head IN 9e sand AMI was on wan
sn,,d that surprised I'll hchoAors leaving HE aching con
r,r to s,uarc home beat he might wishing Wild hor
So N,ttor warmers Having his liberty. lccndonally
i ny w,s soon cut o' gm, -, m
g.. trcc h, his birdie Ncp was calcd ani Wa nj "n'e
voted that ths IS oNe country and th' h"h, w 'H'
Own ,4o,s head Rowing ~ hearty thank. ~ h'' h'r''
slir would allow. he started 81, dcofmned To m,nHn
,No NNc,iics that had been unccndNional, No'h nm
ana Tho homo, " HE new country. It's "ngnM 'N'n'
C~N srS Nircblcy, view mt a. we'll satisfied VITA the
N,tc aud - a d matter NJ sooner sah man "'n,
iNsV mounted two of the Aoc,csi hrTroe Al their comnaa
ans .sst 4 to tsAo linn They found him alone ~ ms
l, rf~,u tho beach and 'ck chase aecr him. hut 'hoy
,ocn ,uJ % az 10 had made che resolve 'r 'pefv :"
esth In vain were spurs and racing cor tho, ,nni INA,
,,r, onl made gentle int mere sport ~ h' %
sr,S N, would Nul distance thcm IN a toi when we,
SUI Ait horses urcn The icsp They were soon oompoie'
4, c,c w he chase having Hired their horses, H.. 49,,
Ns,ine. hcNoNcr eainoy - muon ho'( y, ns
S,tai IN r,'aAns him. and tho next day thoy wore nSMa
In uit Tie, drove him fNm Race Point 60 isar'
sq Nssk s1an uptn The beach hut lac hal only put hm
IN " h< eNcnsr thc day bcfc IN tim 70 play aFolni
sAe,a NEST lai They returned With iaioi horses salts
foi N r'u, VnauoTd w''h ths great ana ir'' ',n
trv SoVciai weeks stor tley edscd number e. 'hor
=, rysrv sr3 unc~cd The chase. hut with N better "ac
c>. lic Was once surrounded that he TOOK mo the
water s, pcsr lole and swan upon ihe very lac ,n.
NJ Sasl VI Nur, would have che General Government
pace q cir aVi9 son uQan, for The protection &" NaPe
Old nsrl'r and canc over il as Il the Tor hcau,n was
ahead, done Pony learn hN an indv tiual VA" saw
b. n lev DAYS sg,> is ssn At hhoriy While we ympa
.A.c ~i Cslt Rouse can hui rejoice At the patriot
ir ~ ratplntCno VI che hArSc. Is h'sc osgh 10 go
,(l ,,,n scc,'unt 10 sho next National h,ysc Sae"
Yarmouth tN2ssl Register
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UNCLE Tons CABTN-The following communiea-
on Ia rood language aud gymnastics from
re,porsLIe qutrer we make room With satisfaction
UNCLE TONS CAHis-Ons Of the hspPcst danatiziioos We
have this singuary popular work he Une Tom
ow precednted sensation Il BAsSuss MUsEN
And perhaps hest proof OF s excellence Il ~ Attraction Tor
dAtiuct OF -t week. % obta
ense OF twth0ut although presented ogrsef fully ID
The irsf hing
49, 1910. nj Nd III. iu..r--ed
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II having been reported that Isnac Graham who rocently
nbscondod, is brotherinlaw of Mr.. Joseph u Fanum
whore forged the paper ofthe firm OF GHan
& Co. druggists in Old slip, arc requested to state that
neither 10 any member Of said firm in any way re
lnflh 10 Mr. Farnum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

DrcrAsr or TN Wur OF rny L,rr hESIc'N CoH
mss'orrn- On Friday lasi tho wife Of John B'rie't
late Mexican Commissioner Tod at tho residence OF her
father Provid, nee X Mrs Bartlett was woman
who cnd' AIRED 10 large croo of friends by every viz
tue hn, could sdorn her sex
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ITO con,innani 70 drink but filling in ul, no. ~ vo.
ercc poured IL down her ihro6, lilo then rent FIR,
ton. Tor 81 The liquor md While Hhe was hbtsn
10 allie ed. ie ckcd tho door aud by force. committed
The crime II occurred in the fourth story Of te building
and no noh ~'s near 10 hear mo Screams OF NO gl vi
rtndcr her any assistance The prisoner was taken before
Justice lBoghFt and looked up fortrial
TIM BunsiSo G.mr.-ibroc notorious seamps. namod
ButcICr Joe aims Joe Morrison fheophln- Wheeler and
Jam's WIls were Yesterday arrested By Leu, om'toad
and Hayeln ofthc Third Ward Police charged with
dofraudng Edward Bngloy Of Hampton. Delaware Co..
n Y out Of eco. by the burning game process" They
induced him 60 into alloy 10 decide bet and whle
there persuaded him 20 wager his money, which they pick
ed m and ran OF with short time after however hear
ing mat he had made compllnt against them at the Pc
lice Station, they called upon bin ard psd back the mo
new hoping thus escape punishment ihey were taken
before Justice Bogsrt and locked up for examination
ASSAULT WITH Hon WArEK.-A woman ma ned dsrga-
RET French was Yesterday arrested by Obcer Hunt OF the
Sixth Wsr charged with throwing basin Of hot water
upon Ms CA;haFine Dunn and her son Joseph iai >
yeas Of age scaling them severely that was foan1
necessary convey them the New York Hospital Inc
had previously. quarrel together The ac-
cused was committed by Justice Bogsrt
RowprIsm-On Saturday night a gang OF young row
dies called at the oyster cellar Of Henry Van Name, No.
l32 Chatham IT, and after partskiDg of rfreshments re
hsCd foot the bill TIN, atened Mr. Van Name with VIC
lDoe and naciousy broke and destroyed portion of the
furniture. They then ran oct upon the Sidewalk ana
threw several empty bottles through the window breaking
tie glass aud sash Three of the rowdes were arrested by
Officer Flynn of the Fourth Ward, and locked mp by
Justice BOear for trial Their are Chas Southard
Redmond IL ally and Joseph Sloroney
TIE Wn Wines Guard. Capt. Harris Wines were ont
Wednesday the IL inst TIE
following the N O. winners and the prizes Isl save, pcaeI
Cknppel ID Silver Cake Basket by Capt ~ Wines
By N. Brfou 9TH, silver Cake BASKET VOC 81
Cornell sth Silver Cake BssiL b. Henry Altman sta
by VIM Tumas 7th. Silver Cake Bss<s
b. T Cusek 9Th, Silver Cake Basket woa BY Fshstyi sh
Rrfs sf Fin and Chain BY Souki9s h Double
Patel John sre ih pstautLesiher Boots woa o. e
BTsdy; Ih Silver Medal by Duff; 18th IS Gold Piece
b. HYDE 4h Wresib BY T. Jube ID Wreath won
b. JnO McOrsih
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Omar GoLD EonIEHT.-upon opening on ot IheT con
slgnmeut- Gold from California day or two since the
onoors Of the Amehcsn Exchange BanL found two Joios
With should have contained about $4,000 worth Of dust
Gllsd with shot wber. or by whom the robbery Wes pei
poiraisd, fonnins thus far mydory.
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ieee or SpuNu, Common rnflard 'co ml'' :" ~ hour
AVID e r,ru,,, n hauoc,s The house wa HA"W "
r,.urts ~ Och,A. aud was driVr Wv Ne' Np'or VINO
Nas Nl,,td y, Jnwcs MoMehcn Tho hotuns WAS slpl
te ttt ihoi ihc horse would mt rU"m the ''h 'h'
uo, \ vas uM n rroi orl'o on or"'nw 4" '''NN :" ''o
..,l.,.,tl, ,hs da, was cloudy with end ,hon =
rain AZ N, end " M, great feat che hcrac wap
4. All afsff,se,i
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tboul O'Clock IN :; Although the pilots eSporen9ig
difficulty. they stored olcsrof accids nts
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rSGr ToN's C,mN-Thc Real "Uncle Toms
cs,u- ,a1 II, Ssiouai ThesieI EvsRT &c =
a. .,ff, WrD~EDAF ssTVEDAY AFrEsSoos during IA,
f..th sna S.osi Thssfs the only place 10 hew-fofk
10 rLri Ne q l. AIkEN's piece esn b zen
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100 COO rnrth Of Ncw. rsll and Winter Dry Goods


n r e tho be- fund in the CITY and
s shesr,r tisn to ehesp.. A. HK'R0 Cur Co.'S
Grssfsf received - pieces Inc fsrar1sa when
I'd. IL crowd % Aorday H. only per yud great
ausB Ots rtec o8iy Hrsap Ctarr Co. No ool OrsG1+
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riRF-There was an alarm Of fire IN the Second District
yesterday morning caused by the burning OF chimney IN
Willow. place. No damage Of consequence.
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~ : FoNIFR commences new course OF Lectures
90 Ihroory It's Ersuns the MuAl Aed my. In Alenst
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THE ELECTION RETURNS.

N ~ TdiIoT y Its n. I. Irl5URS .
DEAR SIR In your paper of this morning You complain
of TIE manner IN which the returns OF the votes Tor one Of
tie candidsis for Judge Of the Superior Court are bo-f
Now. good friends, permit TO say that the returns OF
the votes for thet gentleman in TIE District OF wh'se
Inspectors am Chairman, are correct truly repres n
ing the number of votes cast for Mr. Cutler for the
of six years Gbd truly representing the number
Of cast fo- Mr. Cutler for the Of two years
The with Of the eeci,r in regard to The length Of term de-
signed for the cand date you well know the law requires
10 be EXPRESSED in the ballot OF said cor That express
ion myself and associates faithfully tanssred to tho re-
turn- Al this be aggrieved 1he eecior hsv'
ING adopted such designation as be thought proper.
Your obt seryt. Gro. W. TH.cHER.