davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslDENT.-The
following additional appointments have been
MADE since our last issue. ..-
FOR NEW YORK CITY.
Colecior.-Ex. Senator Daniel S. Dickin-
son.
Sub. Treosurer-Ex Senator John A. Dix.
Postmasler-Isaa V. Fowler.
District Auorney-Charles O'Conor.:
Navy Agent-Conrad Swackhnmer.
Marshal-A. T. HiIIyer.
Naval Officer-H. ]. Redfeld.
Surveyor. Cochrane.
The N. Y. Herald claims this as a decided
victory of the "hards'' over the "solIs," at
the head Of which (hc "sofis' stands Mar
cy. IIis minated that Marcy will resign,
and accept Foreign Mission and Mr.. Cush-
ing take his place.
The senate had not al last accounts con-
firmed the N. Y. nominations. aud il is
though, tha, Dickinson, Dix, and Redfield
will decline The offices 10 which they ale mp
pointed.
PHILADELPHIA NOMINATIONS. X,
ColecIor-Charles Brown. givf
Surveyor-R. c. Hale.
Pos,mas,er--Jesse Miller.
Navy Agenl-Mr. Day. a5sn
Naval Officer--N Nathaniel b. Eidred. g
Director Of The Mint M. Petit.
Thirty.six additional clerks have been
appointed in the Census office. Quite long
lis, Of Poslmasters, Registers, Receivers, APP
praisers, Surveyors and COLLECTORS have been
published, which we omit as being uninlsr.
esling 10 our readers. ''eaas 91'F'a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05

The TEMPERANCE LAw.-The Geauga
Republic makes the following sensible re-
marks in reference 10 The new Temperance
law.
courageous Humbug.-We ullude 10
The new temperance law. |. is, in our
opirion, the meanes, act Of The late Legis-
laiure. No wonder they wished TO suppress
the publication of The laws! They oughI
10 have gone step farther and suppressed
the publication Of newspapers, after passing
such an &c, on The subjec. Of temperance
l. ought 10 have been entitled AN act to
encourage DrunksnnesSP The people de-
manded the Maine Law, or nothing. This
miserable, conlemplble liule bundle ol
errors will not satisfy the friends of The
Maine Law, but il will undoubtedly prove
detrimental 10 the cause Of temperance"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05

MAINE LAw,-The people of Maine are
determined to stop liquor selling in that state
entirely. A few weak points having been
discovered in The presen. law, q new Liquor
Law, still more stringent has passel tho
House, by vote Of "a to 43.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05
Fatal Accident.

On last Tuesday afternoon, while Mr.,
John Lippan was engaged in filling coal
cart in The bank near the Rolling Mill, q
large piece of slate, weighing three or four
ions lell from the roof of the mine upon his
head and breast, causing instant deaIh.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05
COL. RENTON,S REPLY.

Washington City, March 10. 1858.
To MEssRs. PHELPS AND LAMB-GenIle.
men: Your communication of this days
date is just received, and as it bears internal
evidence Of having been prepared for pub
licaton, conform 10 its intention BY re.
miuing il 10 Missouri for that purpose.
Very respectfully, gentlemen, your obedient
servant, THOMAS H. BENTON.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05

7,h, one housduI eighl hundred and thirty.
eight, and iho 1cis amendatory thereto,
passed SFebfuarP twenty. fourth, one thou.
sand eight hundred and foriy.eighI An act
10 amend lhe @ghieenth section Of the
school las 9, arch seventh, one thou
sand eigh. hundred and ihiriy-eighl, passed
February fourleehlh. one thousand eight
hundSI and f0fly-eight; An act TO al.
lhorize the establishment of separate
schools for ihe Education Of colored chill.
dren, and ior plher purposes, passed Feb
ruary tenth, one thousand eight hundred
and forty nine; An act TO amend IN acl,
passed February iwenty-founh, one thou.
sand eight hundred and forty. Eight, entitled
an act 70 amend Inc &C, entitled an ao, for
The suPpor, and better regulation of com
mon schools, and TO create permanently The
office Of superintendent, passed March
seventh, one lhonsand eight hundred and
thirty eight and lhe acls amenda.ory there.
TO, passed March SIKH, one thousand eighi
hundred and fory-nine; An act TO amend
an act en,hled an act for The support and
better regulation Of common Schools, and
10 creale permanently the Office Of superin.
lendenl, passed March twelfth, one thou
sand eigh. hundred and lorly.nine; An &C,
10 amend an act entitled an act Tor the sup.
por, and better regulation Of common
schools, and 10 create permanently the
office Of superintendent, passed March
seventh, ono ihousand eight hundred and
thirty eight, and lhe acls amendalory there
10, assed March twenty. fourth, one thou.
sand eigh, hunated and foriy-nine; An act
| 10 relation % xEhool district tax, providing
for the annual school dislric. meetings, and
requiring maps for school districts. passed
March 7,h, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty; An ac. for the appointment, Of s,ale
board Of public instruction, passed March
twenty. y.second, ono thousand eight hundred
and fifty; An act supplementary TO the &c
fol the appointment OF state board of pub
lie instruction, passed March lwen,y.third
one thousand eight hundred and fifty; Ar
act providing for school districts, anc
school disiric. meetings, prescribing The
duties OF districi officers and clerks ant
measurers of townships, and increasing III,
Stale and county common school funds
passed March Menly.fourh, one lhousan'
eigh. hundred and fl.y.one,- be and tn
same are hereby repealed; provided lha
the obligations or liabilities incurred, an
rights acquired under the provisions of an
t OF the acts hereby repealed, shall remain
and be in no wise altered or affected, bu
may be enforced as if this act had moi bee
passed: and The school officers in The sev
era school districts of The SIa,e, as no,
organized, shall hold their respective oI
r fees, and perform their respective duties
E until the local directors herein provided fol
shall have been elected and qualified.
r JAMES G. JOHNSON,
e Speaker o fthe House Of Representatives..
f GEORGE REX,
0 Speaker Of The Senate, pro tempOrs.
March IA, 1858.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05

and diedinA few hours aEierward. lie for.
merly represented The Is, District in Con-
gress.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05

Ii was denied lha, Mazzini escaped on
board an English lrigOss. lie was supposed
TO DO In Piedmont.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05

Among The candidates for the Ohio Mar.
shnlship, at Washington, nrc Col Sawyer,
cspI. George, and Senalol Munsen, Of Han.
cock.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05

Dr., Duncan fell from his wagon in Gin.
einna,i on The esd inS, In a &, Of apcpleYy,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05
! AuDlToR's OFFICE, !

'Pomerd5, D., April !, 1853
| certify ,ha. the foregoing laws ore cor
reclly copied from The original copy fur.
nished by the Secretary of Slato.
S. HALLIDAY,
auditor of Meigs County.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05

nT Communications and advertisements to in
sure an insertion should be handed in as early j,
Saturday.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslDENT.-The
following additional appointments have been
made since our last issue.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,l
Columbus. Ohio, March IA, 1858,
|, William Trevu, Secretary Of STATE of
the Stale aforesaid, do hereby certify Thai
The foregoing law is truly copied from the
original rolls remaining in this office.
WILLIAM TREVlTT,
Secretary Of State.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05
WHIG STATE NOMINATIONS.

TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 8. 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
THE RESULT.

from the Springfield Republican, Nov Is
The sham reforms to be i'm posed upon Massa
chusetts noby repudiated by her people They
The majority agsipst the constitution-main PROPOSE
tionis five thousand. All the mLor pr )posidons fall
with It, We have space to give the upon them
in detail But the people have made clean work-good
and bad are swept away alike.
from 3l3 out of 1876 towns in the whole
State All but two in the four western counties. Those
to come In are quite small and insignificant.
The total vote Tor Governor is-whg 81 6i5 democrat
81 690 free soil, 469; hunker liquor and scattering
We have included the scattering vote for Governor
with that for Wales, the bunker and liberal candidate
He will have rising 900 votes
One half the Senate 20 members-are chosen by the
people OF which IL are wings and opposition.
The total number of ves chosen by the peo
pie Is 23l of whom the wings have 144; all Others in
This the State rrevocaby in the hands
OF the whigs The oppo ition cannot from the
overthrow OF the constitution for the second elections
Owing 10 1.-The dsarrangement of the mails, Cushngs
crushing edict egainst coalition with ths free soers
has probably not been received up in Berkshire and
federal Office holders Van Buren democrat of '4s and
whg ice soier turned coaonist, elected to the
S. nate over the wbig candidates. Messrs Kellogg and
Saxton. The maorites are small nut we recL on they
Will stick, unless some bunker town clerk Who may
ceve copy OF Gu hing on coalition early this week,
should happen to blunder In making his returns
HARMONY AMONG THE MASSACHUSETTS POLITICIANS.
from the Lowell Courier.1
In the Lowell american yesterday Mr. Postmaster F.
A. Bidreh alludng the recent mssive of Attorney.
General Cushing says:-
''The writer il enormous hypocrte and scoundrel,
and the person he writes to s patry peddlng huok-
sterpg knave But t ais interference with
State legislation matter which must be Immediately
corrected or there is Independence likely to be left
We ready co operate with slaveholders ani abo
tionts, hards and sos anybody and BODY to get
rid Of such monstrous TYRANNY this.
not cemocrat in tais State deeply implicated
in the coa with free soers than he Is. He broke
with the hunkers on tnis very ground"
If President Pierce will continue q man In Office who
denouDces Of his Cabinet and treats with
tempt like this etter of Instruction. have been
mistaken In forming estimate of his chera ter and
ca ilre OF with his head, Franky-do.n with trators
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
Brooklyn City intelligence.

MELANCHOLY CAsx SUIcDK-A named A. D.
81 DWELL ed about thirty five years. terminated his
istence Monday, by hanging himself with lea hsg
which he had fastened to post bsdstead ae
his dsnee, No l20 State street. About e
the family opened his bedroom door and found him
pended and quite dead The bed post not being higA
enough be evidently clipped the ntose about hL nec.
ture, with bis legs extended whom discovered he was
Of family, with wife and two children; the eldest
girl about fourteen years of age who 10 in Boston
attending school, and little aged about four ysans.
The deceased had formerly been engaged In the
time he has been employed - . salesman In the straw
goods ftors Of A. Leland No. Ill Pearl street. New Yoe
the fact that shortly after the husband discovered
dead the wife gave birth to Dfsnt The whio
,mpeiled him to commit the deed doubtless bvsns
difficulties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
F1ogging In the Navy.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. Is, 1858
The United States Circuit Court met in this city to-day
Judge Curtis delivered charge to the Grand Jury, In
which he dwelt particularly upon the law Of Congress
eorbdding aoggi.g in the navy and in vessels Of com
srcs Hs said that the logging which is prohibited by
this act only the oggng that had been practiced in
the navy-that IL, with the cat The law does not pro-
bit any other mode of correcting seamen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

REPORTED FLIGHT OF THE EMPEROR.
friend has placed at disposal letter from DR..
Parker Secretary to the Uated States Legation at Can
ton. Of which the followi' G is copy
have WI at am assured contained In private let
ter from Psking ha, Heen Fung the present Emperor
the % of August fed to Gshu in Tartay and that
Prince Wei Chin fifth brother of Taou Kwang left In
charge Of the empire, and that the nsurgen troops
within six days Of Pekine at that date.
This bears marks Of probability, and the
of my information is reliable any ordinarily
Get in China.
In speaking with the British Consul this evening he
informed me that he hearo the two tn
Gays sin which corresponds with the time my inform
ant states the intelligence reached this city.
Mr. Robertson seemed to receive the intelligence with
some doubt. can only say hat think It very likely
to Prove true, ani that Prince Wei Chin is the all
Others who would be most likely to be called upon to
take the reins Of government
He is the man who is said to have written Taou
Kwangs to the Presidents letter, deliver ed in
1874 ty Mr.. Cushing
DR.. Parksrs letter is dated at $40 minutes to IL
O'Clock" the Sd Of September, and addressed to
member of tho branch house Of large mercantile Arm
in this city, in response to note despatched to him at
half past ten the same night Commercial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

FROM Nova SCOTIA AND NEW BRUNswIcK.-
We have full hes of Halifax and other Nova SCOTIA papers,
also st. john NJ b. papers to the 1lth inst The St.
John Ne'r Br7ns'ckr Of the 10th, says =" On Sunday
ast there eavy along the river st. John, from
Gaaetown upwards, and on Monday the sleighing was
coed the upper country the river being full Of ice and
the thermometer At Fredericktop, only eigat degrees
above zero The steamers which left Indian Town
Tuesday morning had not reached Fredericton yesterday
afternoon One Of there boats succeeded after struggling
several miles through the Ice in getting into Swan Ceea
(about twenty miles below Frederickton, and there
landed her Il eight Yesterday had snow, succeeded
by heavy rain and a strong southerly gale. Tho rain
extended AZ far as Fredericton.
In halifax, on Monday and Tuesday last the weather
very cold but on Wednesday became mild attended
with ioutherly wind AMI torrents Of rain.
The Halifax Chr6nicle says- Ia understood that the
Cupad line OF ocean steamers, fearing competition from
the line established by the Canadian government between
III gland and the st. Lawrence in summer and Portland
In winter have decided upon running branch from Lv
erpool 10 Portland all the year round.
The Bonaventura fall fishing has been very indifferent
this season. caued BY the scarcity OK bait and the
long continuance Of dry weather.
II. M S. Cumberland. eir George Seymour, will mot
leave halifax prior to the 25th inst The present Admi
rails time that mmand will expire next spring.
The fisheries have been unsuccessful on the coast Of
Prince Edward Island the pas. season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13, 1853.
Sales of cotton yesterday, 1000 bales. Prices arm.
Moss pork Is quoted at SIS SIS co. Molasses has de-
olned Sales 1000 barrels prime, at 2Oc 800
CHARLunoN, ov 10, 1853.
salss Of cotton yesterday $50 bales Quotations range
from 6ke 1910. :, ,o,o
Cotton very active yesterday SAlss 600 bales at
an advance OF quarter Of penny on the better quail
ttss. Ths quotations sre-Hddling, po 9Soi good
uaidAllng, oko loo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

FEeShet IN the Pch0bsc0t~Vrent Ohmd8es
PORTLAND, Nov. l5, 1853
There the greatest freshe in the Penobscot kaown
Tor twenty years. The boom at veazie has given way,
nd great number Of logs floating down the river.
dam has been carried away at Kenduskesg, and that
village is badly flooded. teamster named Day, was
Crowned in the road st Kenduskeag by the overflow The
,lls and dams the river stand firm as yet though
,ey are hard pressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

Whig Nominations In New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. a., Nov Is, 1853.
The Wing State Convention assembled here to-day, Icha
BOD Goodwin Of Portsmouth, In the chair. Hon. James
Bell Of Guord was unanimously nominated for Cover.
nor and william whitte of Manchester, for Railroad
ommissio Spirited addresses made and good
,eliup preyailed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

MOVEMENTS OF YANKEE SrLLIvAN.-rankee
Sullivan who has been boarding at LeDox for fsw Days
past 1T the expenss Of the State was basd on Saturday
took tee Saturday evening with Snsrn cas o. Lse
bours me astonishmsnt Of the natives was howsvsr,
short lived a. ono or two OF his friends IRON New York.
among whom was Tom Hyer arrived ID the evening, and
the party yamoosed for New York state, arriving at Co.
pale about four O'Clock on Sunday morning They sx-
Es1sohusets bot neglected to state the preslss tme
~hen they should make their appearance here again.
And this Il the end Of retbutve justice for the Boston
Corner prize HQht. There holes In Law than In
skmrner but the two kinds have similAr ty-thev
are both made ta pw pcss. -Spvx1fcM Rpt5scan,
Z ~, Is,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
Board or supervasors.

His Honor the Recorder In the chair.
Nov. 1.-The minutes Of the last proceedings WOo
read and approved.
The bill Of Robert J. Brown and Joseph Kesfs expenses
In going to Philadelphia warrant for otsndsrs S2
was ordered to be paid whom properly verified.
Referred bills Of several newspapers for advse
siDg panel Of jurors from January to July 1883 e2i -
were referred to Committee County Ohisos.
The Of $3.50 appropriated for the purchase &
complete set Of standard weights and measures for -
county Of New York
CoRONKRs' BILLS
The bills OF the Csroners, for post motsw examinAt
made By them from July to Oct J. 1858, (sSssl w.
ordered to be paid.
Adjourned to Monday next st O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
Army Intelligence.

Two companies Of the sec Artillery, left Old Point
Comfort, Va on Friday evenrg, l1th inst for Tompa
Bay Florida In the steam propeller Pennsyivaua Of
GERS Major l. Arnod. Capt. Fl. Pratt, Major S. s.
Anderson, eutenants F. IL Larned, j. Robertson, and
T. J. Baipes all Of the second artillery.
PROMOTIONS JUST MAIDS TIKI ARMy.-Fira DTdgoons.-
Prevet I'd Lieutenant kennSr Garrsrd TO be I'd lsuenn
October 81, 1855, vice Graham, resigned.
Mounted Rifemen en-Captain John \. Simonson, 10 be
ms ior September l6 1865. vice Sanderson. deceased
LIST Lieutenant Thomas q. Rhet to be captain ptem
Der 16. 1862 vice Smonson. promoted. I'd Lieutenant
Wm Lane to be 1st lieutenant September l6 1863 vice
Rhet promoted. Brevet I'd Lieutenant George g. Iosby,
to be I'd lieutenant September 10, 1855 vice Lane pro-
moted.
Fi,7t ArIUey.-2d Iieuts nant VIM. Silvey to be LIST
eueran October 81, 1853 vice Woods, resigned Bre-
vet I'd Lieutspan John Schoee to be I'd lieutenant,
Lieutenant George Bell to be I'd lieutenant October 81
1853 vice Silvey, promoted.
Second Artille7y -Brevet I'd Lieutenant George s. Hart
su to be I'd lieutenant June H. 1858, vice McNsl de
ceafed. Brevet I'd Lieutenant VIM. s. Smith, to be I'd
lieutenant July o. 1858, vice Haines, promoted Brevet
I'd Lieutenant NJ NJ BluLt to be I'd Lieutenant Septem
Der go 1863 vice Hasca resigned Brevst I'd Iieuten
ant Thomas NJ Vincent, to be I'd lieutenant October
1863 vice Platt promoted Brevet I'd Lieutenant Henry
c. nds to be I'd lieutenant October 49, 1863, vice
Moore promoted.
Third artillery -Brsvet Cd Lieutenant s. Mowry, to be
I'd lieutenant September 6, 1862 vice Smith, promoted
Brevet I'd Leutensnt George A. Bisse, to be I'd heute
pant, October 2, 1868, vice Patton. promoted.
Fourth Artillery I'd Lieutenant Truman K. Walbridge
to be 1st lieutenant October 1863 vice Whitipg de-
ceased Brevet I'd Lieutenant John Mendenhall, to be
ID lieutenant October ls63 vice walbridgs promoted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
Mississippi Election.

The MEsisiiYian has received the Of the eec
ton hello on Mo- day. from large portion of the State
which 1t says has gone dsmocra 4, by majority of from
five to eight thousand on the State ticket
The majority for VIM Ba, ksdae the democratic caud
date for Congress for the large i'll about
same. His opponent Rueben Davis
In the several Congressional districts the following gen
flAman =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

TEe Shooting Case In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI Nov 15 1853
In the case Of Dr. Aes charged with shooting James
C. Hall, the jury this evening brought in verdict Of
|" Not guilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
Marine Affairs.

ARRIvAL0F THE sOUrHERNER.
CHARLESTON, Nov. IA, 1852. a
The United States mail steamship Southernor Captain
AN, from New York, arrived here at o'clock yester
morning
VESSEL ON FIRE.
GKoRGETowS, s. c., Nov 13, 1853.
The schooner s. J. Mayo Tor Moye) from Apaachcoa
New York loaded with cotton took Ere in the hold
|. no dats) and was rum ashore near this place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
Death or Senator Atherton.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Nov. Is, 1858.
"a Charles G. Atherton died at one o'clock to-day.
New Jersey Election /.

TRENTON, NOV II, IoU5'
The official vote in Bergen county, gives Price 900
IAvwood $40,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
his shop Of honest toll and transplant him imnsdlatsy
into the fun tide Of mp town society.

nd
jnto TIE f,n tid" ~ ~, @ . 80 s. sLop"As I'm az
Youn. rsrtisr.on "a " Ssaa.sS s'y. .. IT, r,L
In ant ~ rntnra ~ uoo'uos . Wv " iaooi 80
fee from, tosI "a yoa .ns. soo, nio co uins,
intuition "a 80 S.':ya y .n 'es'n on, On 'uns =" ~
You must rsth. tS nv Gay VIII never con-
turned up dsx bv sa ,h " nno.icge as .uey arc
and toll Am mhf;on W ao p,o'ssnAis vi eApeien1e
lexe In our beloved u U tssotsS YOU. Hs your PRIV
dol or man NAV DO rgSt that Ha" sa
your privilege 40 frsad In an sth A ~ SoI ~
ness or renoyn And no.r ths nsu,;o rav ,s ~ s.ea
crty need these ceniuses Tbsra d; ht H,t, 80
diferepee bet wssn great I'd sms " 49, @ "ppa ps sns
is freouentIv r. fsvor Of ia latter p+ 10 Sreds i
viii becr the ts,t NJ time tbs fs;,hsuS ahi @| @| ~ Inv
nothing IA fsar Iro ~, tb au s"h; f nsS
icnentIS fesia d;shaartans5 ty I ytas ys S t ,s. 10
dourisb of fhs sfam;Iv,, t,nrst us h.srs nn em,;s
Ie.ers of introdn cnn N raat;. to bt n,s To.h hI
uncle or Coma M of +hs ssn,s .srn. NO. r d;d IL -;
In ha tha orch;tscSos h; f. vas, 49,, - '' ~ a1 y; 70
.tra ro.r "a s.i 80 az, ~. 'uo ~ iaie he -
rorai.r,a~ - g tsy ooi' IAo psI.u', Wv .-o
Ts III 10 Soes from Inc uh1Iown Walks OF
al,d - si.sn ooa lol tnese ana suen ne no. cos
r rro;, LILLE. anu wsse ms genius immolase MS hte
- as Pp, par" 70 anu "PorSncs' IN tne geneaosy
80 l4niiy ana Deno ms msad 10 science rather
nohs 'ao ara gsnesogy o. coat OF arms
nd bnrPt Pii' p ovea ,mIs sou is nerVeo Dy truth
aihanoS q nut socey aiscourages ms approaches,
o. ~; 81 " 'oerates hiIh IN the Abstract iss language
" w
Ct. toI ~ allu III wosl'n arom nc eNertion risei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

For Governor. ............. John MaRae, (dsm.)
Secretary OF state. e..............W II. Muse, (oem
State Treasurer. ............A y. Jackson, (dem.)
In the Legislature there is democratic majority
joint ballot Of twenty Eve which will defeat Mr. Foote'S
election to the United States Senatorship.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

The following is , he sta, ticket ele