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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

"Sn bem Stabt6rn Cunningham bel gttss
burg, f1mcn, ipie brrtise 3eitunsen meIrcn, felt
eniser 3et Sisle Sdpeinr tint, anldttntup purd
Gift. Gnplih III man per Sade iepr6 auf biz
Spur scfommen. g8ie es 16eint, berrIbt bort
audi bic iitle Gepptnbeit, bic Sdprine auf ren
Straben berumlaufen ;u laiIrn. Gin Scbn Ss=
raelS, giamens Nplcs Sranf, tirft eS aus rrlisiEs
irm Scrurteil 9c9rn bieIe 9btere fir feline 9hift,
Der iitetn 0eircbntct ent9e9cnsupirten llnb mbss
lidit Scle Der ihmllbisen Sierfdbler ;u tEOta.-
Drbbalb madte CT jepen Mprsen bic 9iunpc unt
itreute Ser9iftetes 5uttcr aus peldeS BON ben
Sd,mrinrn persebrt purbr. gtpa 60 Stiid Iiut
auf pteie srt frepirt. Granf rpurpr unter $500
Sirsldaft 9rlelIt, famit CT na6fens srr Der
Court Erlhenc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

Stefbetnt8es Sintet.-sn Syroetft.
a g o., Ut stn ontsl NIT eier pCtltdnbisen senen
es Sstraudt iesc6 nur bic Scrtersn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

OF GrprSfbent 3Yter 1T am gelFcripfrstE -
Bon Iener &rantbet namtih.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

pS-Die IdIintniiten 9tuscn fInp uniireitis bic
--Jtrabau9en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

Bg-5Oue Sunps rmben aud III sarristats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

is very certanly Whist be viii He do The dip'o'n,t''s
Ar. b.v over their protocols aDd notes, as usual ani
tie stockholders are eagerly eOnjurng up loop to
lang doubt upon but these amount to nothing IN
the face Of the Turksh Manifesto and its reported re-
.e,tio Nv the Car wire Immediately and emphatically
declared that NJ Porte should nave the war il courtei
and that this should be war OF life or death.
The hest accounts represent the Turkish Army as
not only formidable in number, but indomitsble in
shirt and e1eellenty provided with every requisite to
efficiency Whatever may be the ultimate issue Of the
struggle there is 10 probability that the Russians can
nass the Balkan before next July; should they be
able to throw back their determined enemy from the
line of the Danube There is therefore ample time for
the Democratic spirit Of Europe 10 manifest itself be-
fore Constantnope can be seriously menaced Austria
may indeed espouse openly the cause Of her seavonie
master but this will OILY tend to pTecpate the grand
explosion. This war appearsdestined 70 make deeper
impression on the destiny Of mankind than any former
s,uca Waterloo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
LOSS OF TWO LIVES.
SEVERAL PERSONS SEVERELY INJURED.
Loss ss5o, oOo-In.uranee $4,000.

About zen minutes after six O'clock yesterday morning as
Oncor Carnody Of the Second Ward and Insurance
Wa,ohnan Harley were patrollng their beats they d
covered smoke issuing IN the third story window Of the
extensive brown stone structures known as the Fowler
.Buadncs on the corner Of Fulton and Nassau s,s The
s kc which came from he building No 10 Fulton az first
appeared very light but increased IN density and
both men without further delay gave the alarm to the City
Hal and Post Office bells. The re which must have been
lurnrg very slowly during the night madsit3e mani
fest and burst forth with great fury from the windows OF
tie third story The Gremen Of the seventh and Eighth
Districts with their engines and hose quickly the
ground aud cvera streams Of water poured into
the burning buan- but the fame seemed 10 bid defiance
70 their tdou reading with most astonishing rapidly to
he adjoining buildings Nos III and Is Fulton and to
Nos o and 9s Nagausts At first was thought that the
fire would be confnedi The apartment IN which torg mated
consequently but little attention paid TO the saving Of
goods except by covering them with oil cloths by the in
surance watch and Others. Upon It's becoming apparent
however hs tie entire w0u'd ali prey the De
ycurne clement tie insurance wat hren policemen and
fIcmcn sot about saving whatever property they could
then get at without danger to ,hor lives Through these
cIeons large amount otcloihng from the estabhment
Ct Nj Rogers and property in the other stores saved
TIE beams Of the bird loOr having been burned through
heavy ZION safes sanding upon the floor fell through
carry With them portion Of the partition walls There
at tie tine great number opeOpe in the lower part
q th building but the majority OF them being apprisod Of
he. Danger escaped 10 the street without injury Several
were severely injured, however while two were
buried beneath The ruins.
Tie fremen continued TO labor with great energy but
dcspe their every effort the flames bsched forth with
conrolablo. fury from tie various buildings and er5 the
apse Of an lour from the time the FIRE yves discovered those
fine structures were mass Of ruins.
The losses Of the various occupants near re
porter could ascertain are az follows
The first second third and fourth floors Of the buiding
Noe 10 end 20 Fulton and No IS Nassau--ts and the
secozi floor Of No III Futon, occupied by Mr.
Rogers, manufacturer Of clothing lis stock valued a
about slsoCcc and with the exception Of about from s6O)'
10 900 worth .aycd ly The fremen and police was en-
irsly testoyed Mr Rogers has insurance Of $1,000
in he following Offices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

y fv days since we published irom Its seer 10 al
vance OF I'D our ootelpor Tics ID lie CRY some doeu
ueuts O. ..qh interest and iu poi-alcc which shed
great deal 81 light ou the veg hty question OF the
treatment wl.cl tie community in Dial should r.
cei,e from the United States one of these papers re-
lated to ;hc growth and prestl. conditioned the Nor
mon Church. 60 the number Oh its 4dLerenis anl tie
proues. Of its doctrines r different ps-ts tfewosld
and fle splendid work Of retaining md c'vznc tie
desert hch the emgrants have achieved IN the face
Of obstacles and ,rhcultes such. ss u al history
scarce any e4cl and pioneer people ever had 20 ecu
tend with Il impossible We thlrk- O. red the IN
PIE cts set forth IL the Erisa q Orsol pr-t. and no
feel degree Of admiration for tie courage energy
and industry which have accomplished so much In the
sutu.aton OF the wilderness. arl converting tie use
les haunfs OF beasts into the hsbable home Of men
Bur far graver interest alta, hes 70 the second o
TIE documents n question, which treats. ol whar IS
called IN the Mormon iargon. Cciesria, Marrage or
polvgauy Tlis the t.fcllr md dangerous p0in. IL
our political religions with that people, arl OF this
head the Rules Of Celestial Marriage are calculated 70
re5ssuIe the anxiety OF she most nervous among
those Who deplOre the existence OF such N insti-
tuition. They show that there is no need Of an
invading army Of United states soldiers 10 pun down
the evil in question bur that il il is prolonged BY
external persecution j, must speedily extingsh itself
and put an end AZ the same time 70 al the distinctive
Glsties and absurdiiies o lIornonism il general We
Lave il these theological saie-papcrs tie palpable
evidence that yolygsmy does ncJ wq!k well among an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
REBORN NIEFTING

TIE electors OF our City earnestly desiring Reform
in cur Municipal Government win meet this evening az
Metropolitan Hall and We DO most earnestly request
those who mean Reform 70 be present. OF our 5000
voters Tor Reform at the Special Election last SUNNI
there are OF course many whom the sorceres OF Party
viii row withdraw from the Reform array 70 range
themselves under the Wing or Democratic banner
lut We trust there are enough left to save the Cry
om he deerada,.og uisruie and pundering, TO which
succession ipar! Councils Las exposed it, There is
no reason why inte GENT men should no: v0,e or Ma
tors OF State officers o. Political grounds and ". vote
ior Municipal Offices grounds relating wholly per
sonal 6tness and Municipal improvement; and go We
believe a large portion Of Or citizens riR vote on
Tuesday OF next week.
Friends Of Reform renew your pledges o.. devotion
to Retrenchmcrt and Order az the great Meeting
tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
FROM THE FISHING GROUNDS.

BOsTCN, saturday Oct. - 1888.
By the steamer Admiral we have St John, n, Il. pa
rers Of the .sth inst They contain the following from
ne Hclfar Chronicle: Information from the Gut of
"Canso rea he'd the city yesterday, stating that fleet Of
about one hundred sail Of United States fishermen were
encroachng upon the fishery ut Fox Island in pursuit Of
N immense school Of mackefel and were committing
a. grant depredaons upon the property and persons OF
In consequence Of this trospass Sir George Seymour i'm
nedote ordered the Bouiie Lieut. Bridges to getreaiy
for cruise in that direction for the protection OF British
interests and she accordingly sailed
The bark Ocfavia which arrived at Holiness Hole on
thu 9Th inst from Matsnzas had on board Capt Hadley.
aud the crew Of the schooner Independence OF Boston
rom Nuevitas bound to New York, which vessel was
totally dsmusied the 10Th October in the Gulf and
abandoned on the 2lst.
Three days after. the Octoyia spoke brig hcGtYery'
hcm Trinidad for New York under jury mast5, having
be0 totally dismasted. She making the best of her
way 20 Norfolk. -
disratch from Lubec says that the shin William Stur
q. has been got Of and going into the harbor in tow
OF two steamer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.

BALTIMORE, Oct 80, Isj3,
teegraphc dispatch from Nashville, yesterday, an
nounces the election of John Bell asst Senator Mr. Bell
received 81 votes.
Tie Wadmcfoa JnoH OF this morning. publishes an
editorial in which the writer urges the preservation Of the
Baltimore platform and says that he who attempts to vo-
late that solemn covenant whatever his aniecedens viii
merit as he will receive the oondgn punishment OF
scrupuous political traitor.
The paper says that the State Department has re
cevcd 10 information in relation to the rejection Of Mr.
Forest BY the Piedmontese Government but that has
every reason to believe that E Felix Forest viii be our
Consul a; Genoa. or there viii be none
The United states Treasurer, statement made up the
18th inst shows the net amount in the $ Treasury sub
ieet to draft SIS $3.50.
The Southern mail Of this evening brought New Orleans
papers of Monday last but they contain no news Of
lirtCrest
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BT
TELEGRAPH.
FROM WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON o., 20, ls53
The Treasures statement exhibits the net amount OF
money Al all the Sub Tesssres and Mints suboc. to drs
to be about ss6ooOoco In New York. s77O0O0o at BOs
ton upward Of 100000 at Philadelphia nearly $685.
coo at Philadelphia Mint upwards Of s7soOOOo at New
Orleans upward OF sl.lO0OOo at New Orleans Mint up
ward Of 50 200 900 st Louis upward Of sI,3o0OoO
al San Francisco upward Of slfo0OOo
The ascersaned election OF JOIN BILL OF Tennessee to
the United States Senate gratifying both Wings and
Democrats
James yandyke is here He viii probably &c; the sp
poutment Of United States District Attorney Phlade
mia Qu VWE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

Tie japanese lave not lost thcir ancient reputation
ior courtesy. by the adYccs we publish on another
page rd.tte 20 Commodore Perry expedition % Jl-
PAM we learn thath WIS most cylly and politely ~.
ccvcd lora little show Of dcicmnat lon on h part 10
ttc primary obstacles ,hcy offered results similar
the carly intercourse OF the Dutch with the same peo
Vlo sone two centuries back. d" The natives" we arc
assured, with whom oar countymen came in contact
"vcrc friendly in their dcmcanor and the Governor Of
'Urra is spoken of model of refinement aud good
breeding Whom tie Jesuits wished to Introduce
their religion into Japan, some opposition made.
The Emperor asked Of his Council. How many differ
lent sects are there in japan '' Thirty six WIS
tie reply. Then one more win do no harm. Adm
the Jcsuits Tie civilization which dictated
plysccms indefinitely beyond that of C4rs aIlun az the
same period. The Christian sect WIS tealcty trcatcl
Il found among the japanese many loving converts:
some forty thousand proiessed Christianity Bat one
day some OF them showed the c,0ven ioot-inulted o
political orandoe the highway-exhbi'eit tic t,a. o..
power, and then the enraged Emperorkickel the whole
concern cut Of his don.inona. II the Christians be-
have rrore-ly they my gain get q iootLol IN japan.
And from our experience thus far we judge tha. Com.
uoloie PIRRY is tie man to accomplish this under
taking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
WAR IN EUROPE.

The news by the Arctic yesterday leaves 10 reason
able ground for doubt that war between Russia and
Turkey is shesdy commenced The Turkish Mani
fesio, which we publish herewith while moderate in
its tone and guarded in its expressions proers na
alternative ior hOstlities but the prompt unqualified
abandonment Of the Danubian Priacpalities by Russia
snd this though no more than Tie Car oEgh, to do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

We give in another column, condensed from the oil
cal reports to the Admiralty the details OF the Arctic
Expedition resulting in the discovery OF the North
West Passage but not in any lings Of SrJohn Frank
lin. The Investigator Commander Mcclure, made
the discovery. She entered the Frozen Sea from the
Pacific by Behring's Straits, and came out Davs's
straits The immediate value of the discovery does
not appear, owing to the cold dcsoate and nbumln
eion passed through. The splendid heroism Of the
Commander ana his men is not the less to be admired
because at this moment their discovery caunot be turned
10 practical account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

Tie fh and sixth stories and Office in the third ory
Of The corner building occupied by Msssrs seAsbury
i ArroWsDirh, manufacturers Of jewslry Thsir stock
valued At s75Cc0 vas locked up in tie iron saes which e
from tie third story among the ruins. The machinery and
ool Tor manufacturing jewtry wee all destroyed. The
goods the iron cafes thought to be uningred and
should ths prove the the los Of MeszrS s. A will
only about 5000 They are insured or g. 900
in various City companies.
Tie remainder Of the building No IL Fulton e..
cuped by several persOns az foIows
A \ Lansing Wooj Engraysr Loss abo1t sj9l No
i8suIaGCe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

IA Io-n rT0aoI bat 10 l-tlug11h-l -orf-1l7nlonI
o. TIE TmBUsE the Prince DC DEIGOWs0, died re -ent
ly 10 Asia u nor from wounds inflicted by servant whom
L, had discharged L. ,onse uence, were about to
publish obituary noloe Of tie Princess from ha pen Of
O Europoan gentleman resident IL this cOunty WHO
long enjoyed her friendship and Of the circle Of
literary ord artistic pQsousgs that used 20 tlr0ng hcr
fge ai Par We arc happy learn that this obituary
ma De- reserved fr future and tru.. very distant
day Tie Jlsrai ,ss DaA states that Letters have jus.
been rcce we'd rom her q P1rs which announce that she
bad recovered from hcr wounds and IN excellent
h,atL Tie assassin injured Ter but slight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
HEAVY FORGERY

Oncers Deyoe and Mas,ersoa Of the Chefs 0ice' on
Saturday arrested q na1aed DAME ~ Wan Aer'nsA
charged with bang concerned in obtaining 5000 ~
means Of fraudulent drst from branch Of the Ban1 Of
Montreal situated al Irsdford Csssda West The dran
purporfed % have eu6nasei from iAe Hanlon Elanse
Bank OF Hamilon Madison Co, NeT-York' va da'ed
October l. 1888 and Ess az order to X soT Of mo
Troy Cy Bank 70 pay the o. 5000 % the order Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

in cur printed letter lest Counselor Gerard in reference
10 DO Carson lbolsuit made that IN C'on
se.isGed ia what have done" &C. when iho word
used confdeu Mr. Carson appear 10 be satisfied
Our omrocr followed accurately tho copy Of letter given at
our request by Mr. but DOUBT Flat M clerk
letter Whoever reads 70 carefully must realize that
tie printed variance with the entire Fi anu d oil
lLn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

ACCIDENT on HUDSON RIVER RifLROAD
The dock p NJ express train from hewYork Of Sat
urdsy met with nghtful disaster at ionAers. Through
the caeesenes OF the person having charge Of the switch
the tsain very heavy one with two locomotives attached,
wac run upon side track which does hot extend beyond
the lower end Of tie tckcto at Yonkers and neahy
every car was completely demolished Tie forward loco
motive the Saratoga, was run into tho ground 10
such an extent that tie hndanost end is elevated 10 an
angle OF a. The second locomotive the lindrhook1
ceytd comparatively lille damage, having only as Tar as
We could discover tie Grecap, cor catcher and rail
ings knocked or Thebag2ayo car is completely smashed
&c olso nearly all ofhe passenger None Of the passen
ger escaped injury. Two homes standing nesr tho
track were kied-one instantly and the other % badly
hurt that Lis owner OBJ ged % shoot him When our
repoerle yesterday workman were engaged in clearing
he tracks Of the wreck
Those who saw he Ocuucnee Of the accident, consider
Il alrnost miraculous that lives lost No was
injured exert one Of he frm9n who sprlnod bis ankle
in umping from the locomotive The whose basiness
Il was to aend 10 the switch has not been or heard OF
since The accident No bla-ee = attached y the pcoas in
charge Of the trsin il Of course inn osaibe 70
stop the trains in time 10 prevent running OIL Ihe nlS
speed Of ths Express trains a this point from fsry 10 shy
miles an hour They pass without stopping and one o.
them hing along with two immense locomotives hisns
and sIn0king-the whole train enyeloped IN daa ana
leaving n eddying slrod behind one q. he most e1p'
blee1Lbon Of poWer ,hatcan BE- imagined and makes mo
fairly shudder 10 know that .housaEd human bens afs
chained 10 two such impeuous demons That such s,ran
shoud De ,,ln OF The track bs locomotives AID ears
smashed and oyerhrown and perss be killed egen
Injured II indeed Miraculous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
Nero9Jork DAILY Qlioupe.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1883.
CITY REFORM.

Tho Reform Committee appointed ct Msfropoan Hal st The
great meeting fl b q March last vie their low eli
friend Reform. attend public meeting Of Metropolitan i
THIS tMondsy EVENING u o'clock take such action nay
expedsn with reference The approaching election
Al rtsoIs who desire the election Of proper Omer within the
City lfepccye Of party earnestly reg % attend
By order Of the Committee
PETER GOODBYE. Chanaan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

Judge Duers decision in the Broadway Railroad
case which we give in another column. does not touch
the main question-whether Railroad in Broadway
would be public nuisance but is directed only to
the question of the admission Of the Attorney General
into tho case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

i t.ielraph.e dispatch ron Wash,ns.'a. Published IA
II Hrad says TIA IN President received letter from
81 ChsIls Couor asking Why any distinction should be
ualo In Le lC,ion e. the Administration between himself
tLl Mr Bronson .hlr both occupied the same ground
and thar he Presdcn repel to Mr. IN the most con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
from CNCNNATI

CIScISsATI, SATURDAY, Oct g 1850
In the Martha Washington Trial 10 day. John Whitslv
clerk KsaDe confessed that he peured himself on his
examination before the Commissioner, a. % Kissanes
having hrTed twelve hundred boxes Il candes on the
Martha Washington H. sVears that h knew u
such shipment hat ~ ailcsd by ksssne 20 perure
himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
INcFNnIARY CAUGHT

HUDSON, OCT % 800.
Young man named Charlie Poucher, about 20 years of
ace was caught night in The act Of setting FIRE 10 the
dry goods store Of Messrs Sprague Dewey IN whose
store he had been a clerk This Is the time tho
same store has been set on fire within the last two months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

We are ,redb'y informed rom London t-4t DE -ioquent
and uye..roas Engl-Lman. whose letters Oh Lols Do
raparte co p aa. caused sueh unvera and profound
en.a.'or. Z no other tnan III ArFRED RcHlHps Bar
rs;er q, Law o. the Temple
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

We learn by telegraph that the Hon. John Bell
Whig) has been reelected to the United states sen
ate from Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
TnFLEGARE DUEL.

CHARLFsTOS, SATURDAY, Oct. % ls5s.
The Grand jury Yesterday ignored the bill against John
Duuo, ant Jr for Killing james ID. Legare. IN duel.
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THE FROST IN THE COTTON REGIONS.

BALrINoRE Saturday, Oct 20. 1853.
Tie Charlsf0n Mercury says that the frost OF Tuesday
last extended throughout the cotton growing regions and
Killed the plant everywhere The crop will be materially
fut e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

FRoyIDEycE, sata-day, OF. g. ls53
The S1preIe Court refused 70 grant new trial 70 Jewel
for murder Another day win therefore probably DC az
pointed IS he GoTernol Tor his execution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

VILLA HoVIrr-Bv r-va.s ht-e- from isiend
Howr dated Melbourne. Au.-raa Aprl ID last we are
advised rhat L. vii b. in euE Cry his way home
-r Trr'rrC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

Ou thank -Te due 20 Mr Rogers. Chei Eng.rel- OF
tic s,saI1er Arctic aes @ late English journals
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TIE r. VI steamer Canada. Capt. Stone, arrived here
from Boston last evening and sailed again at II L u tor
TiTprTrul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

TIe EtcHrg Post asserts that the reason for keep
ing ia Mr. Ccuor as District toney after removing
Judge Bronson Is this: 1t is easy to obtain as good
Collectors as Judge 3. at Collectors wage, but no!
easy to find good District Attorney az ". Couor
for o District attorneys pay.-Gentemel Bambur
ers this a very unarareul and shabby re,nrn for all
the dubious journey work you have got out OF Mr. L.
= shepard through the last four or dra years. Hyoa
won't give Linn tie Office he has worked 20 hard for,
we cantlcp f but you shell not insult him with i'm:
puuty'
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SENATORIAL -NoN1NArION

ALBANY. Saturday, Oct %, 1883
Clartson Crosby has been nominated by the Wing
rcrvention for Senator In the Albany District.
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Explorations show that the coast Of Greenland lh IL
copper silver ard lead mines have sso been discovered
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r. HECKEE & BROTHER, fDding from complaints
vbieb reich then frsqasuty certain parties gs5s Of ao1
placing Their the parcels hey pat 1Pl s
s MIL bag md pssksss o. Yosrso closely - 70 deceive
Urctssrysnt the su1s occioDaT unt bJ usas
they dersce between The snline tal the a
would therefore oecrre that hs and .dife@ ,s
printed every p.ctss which % b. the ony
he puthcfor exsninins number q eonPsna m n'o
pro7ee te ofthe limitations They nave recently P.'e
copyrehtet latel printed in rcd on he . o.
their Peiert seiERsrrs RosT, dsSg them from iAs iA
tors
Where ID keep ~ articles roanulAtafel 81
KIa fsni.ies " sen ling note throufn sDs - -
supplied wih tnrs pscksfe hLckEk 4 D-ois