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eyer reader wishes become familiar with the theser d
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that terrible csmpar he u" sea'
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KNOR. Rec d & F1E DIS VII

Inaswasyr 50
TICKY0R. REED & FIELDS viii
~ hRT STUDENT IL MUNICH B, ANA Mary H'"iH'
- FSSiHeoMse cH.ax,se vOLvxE Mary ao~.;s' sli-';
essss,sr hss WITH book q,'e ssg. n s'sr 70 .ey %
called An ~ Student 9uiish .rd record Of yo1as =
.on suay to ss fainter TcsnOr Reed Feld ii.
I s sr: .: .ae af we f1 aI9 %. ass
c5ebt msrys st,he euongns ee,o~sd qpn rae
aniry with delight. Boston Ir.n.ef'p,.
A sATIBICAL POEM and SHARP ONE
"A NEBRASKA poLITisE Ssp sEs,oxAAo ,-.,..
Co, .!s .hOsp Up by an artist.
About he Ijsh q APril.
DOADs and RAILROADS; A Manual Of the Pfn-
eos.fdSten sta iaSroS.n.5 Of Rosds By W
Tse ''A s'I From Ts ;1 ciIcHs. R.rO. Record
are often s.ksd the c0ry1caon o. Eais
and r.roses practical detail and aiI for the
o. ses enc se ~. s S 1 he
sts ~ ms se %
9sd ss =. S % e.. ird r ppty
sivn e5orse such want Of
PUbhsd BY A. S BARNEs Co No Johas Pabl'hsr' Of
tie National Series OF standard School Boob.
ZION. ROBERT RANTOUL. JR.
9bS EWFFF e Esd M fsTf II,
t r.e S N G qor sss s9 a. ~
90 GALLONS OF WHISKY converted into ~
EC GALLONS LACOURs Chemical Work On the M'aufs'-
''' Of LqoIsD R f1s safa sRS Co.. House.
VIII No. yseyst A.tor House, In few DAY.
A PRACTICAL WORK BY a PRACTICAL
"A TEACHER THE YOUNG AMERICANS ELoCUTioS-
IsT Bsidcss L. jus. pub shed and for sale By Z
sHEPABD Co No l52 Fu oe price 80 cts. OF - per aozen
THE FIELD BOOK OF MANURES; Or AMER
IcAr MUCK Treating Of the Mature Properties,
History eli the principal Fertilizers and
ton ard az poa so AID drawn from authentic
experience and personal q, com ned
with the leading principles OF practical and enthe sgcnre
By d ] Bro.en Pice 81 Is aud sent free Of postage.
c NJ SAXTON, Publisher No l54 Fulton'tp up stairs
CCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS and
- STATIONERY, - CHEAP 81 the CHEAPEST
HIGGINS KELLOGG
Wholesale Bookseller snd snoners Publishers and BAaA oo
Msbuactuers "a John SewYoES beg 70
e. CoBntry Merchants buy 10 large sn. qlauti rat
they o. fOs the above line sas
a. l1uel lriees. .hst at their sstsblshnent
g sxeDsigs in he manuf OF blsnf boot ~
they Offer inducements In that bse
and and other facilities enable the to furnish
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
O Ally favorable tsrus
nESTRUCTlVEAR ART OF HEALING; W, FACTS
IL FOR BE- Or Dickson Of London 10 Peper Gov
e ready for mailing price - free EXnains 20 Afflicted
mohtrs eXTaoIan.ry morality arons infants
:. FRENCH, No. l2i NsSau-st-
DRAWING PAPERS &c-GEORGE II. BELL
hard Enelsh and American Drawing Papers
French and German Paper by the Yard T:n
ton Pser colored Dire wing Pencils Mshe Ncs m
rueIs line Of Stationery used By tho Ar
ehtec, and Drawing Tesohsrs GEOk IL n BELL
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Stationery No lo' Niss.ut
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GUNNER Retreats.

BOARDING at FORT HAMILTON.-Genflemen
ID their ssneen vishInf % pr2cafs h,s'
board for o. ;ormed that bssa'uo COUNTY
eebee srusfed .; Fort Hanitoa eomnsndns sh.s a.
nIs sable sttsehed to the premes sot
" inquire NoN Cnsersity place or ware" . n SS1
No 267l, Pos.-Orhee.
DICHNOND HILL HOTEL. Staten Island, N. T.,
III iii oo.n on toe let of Nay. CHARGES 81 sesk aur,s 81
other srysIts 81 horses - .eel z AI---S --g
Union HOUSE, opposite Union Railroad Depot
an, TROY M House zii BE opened .bJat the
"a ssy q Mach tie seeouaodn Of tae pablo The Hoas
rev .re Eftee WIKI al tie modern een and a 81
rs The Prcpde-er gee hspp{ TO
sft hdsLfs 9 81 zoe % re "a p1bie
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REV H: %:ss.S s' soR sS@ the
Msr PAUL JULIEN containing four Eions Of the following de-
scriptiors ,,,.-,,
One de nj Violin brown color snd German make
one snail one three yellow eslor and bearing this
,erptior n French This Violin bought the Boulevard
Rome Nouvee Paris the 4h Of June 1859 for tbs Of Is
flames has obsred the hst prize BY Paul Jaien aged y
yeas the o. July. 1850 nineteen competition"
German Violin having seen cut the right sde toward the
srseTboar len the portion for the
nsss OF ADAPTING IL the Of the young PsGl julien
These value bat TO the Artist 70 whom they
bsane Who the above reward Of 100 70 the
turp NJ them 10 Nibos 1hester, NewlofL
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

CRYSTAL PAIACE.-The Stockholders in this As
= 'cc.en requested to Apply or seed 8msdsey 70 Toe
N''" and receive ''I Bassu2 ri.S t:
('AsH ADVANCED Cor BOUGHT OUT for CASH
~ hberAy and plesns storage Of every KIND
&c .! g .ss dsIr Tf9ssfy to ga
Ysssu,t. second foOr, bach room No.
ZANE McNAMEE. an IRISH GIRL-By request
or Of the sFss,souts OF shove named r rAshe
.-e Vii BE- ,lsrEfaly received BY tie ssbser with whom
formerly '''''d q New L''P oe''n sAMtEi II HoRSER
NCTICE.-We hereby caution all persons against
~ trusting any oae on cur account HALsEf bsAOd-
ITO DENTISTS.--An established Dentist. intending
a.. bis Pr.eee sith e.se Of The los
~ orestor So csn be cer6dsnty .ai
S h NT sf oI r. q stf Tas real
rating ard place Were an interview may De had
CUBSCRIBERS TO CLARENCEVULE LOTS.
~ TAKE NOTICE That meeting OF tue Committee held
RseG that sly PERSIA bling more than ulOats "a
when choio. viii be made.
a Jts. 'i fEoIsS 10 IS s up ~ ''''
SPRING TRADE of the COUNTRY.-Advertiser
- thli this Is the 70 invite H. eeisS eIpan
ar. nIm.sn Of p:ee is1S s SaG e,sa.1 ,s,
ofssv ras different oarn be hd =. the assncy DIV
PALMER with reasonable facility ior 40 na q 90
and ucieious ystem oadvertsng DO city aed S'any
NJ ANTED-- Information of Young Lad. seventeen
w year. ofase who lea home the och Of September s. He
he ca. OF HI. way to ceysod sSd h. no. B. asas
whsresho voud confer fssor BY sending lev las
20 Re fstksr CHARLES CLOSE Malvern .. Cauon Co o
$4,000 Yo IS St NV, who pa. the '9s.s
vel estabshed eher mercantile mana csrrins business tie
an in tbs wholesale drcg a1 1ait
bg.pes. World partner With capital and start
ferrsd address Il. c O., box $40 Tribune Ofics
d. Sln THE ADVERTISER having secured
EDVVs Of Land which being survey ed .nt Be
d the market this the loan OF -se9 G1'd bonus
sivsn Coed situsion Address Box Nc. s. As Pcs~Ohce
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GOOD CHANCE to MAKE SONEY-For sale
~ the je L. dertakeI E sbshmens Ia this City Ap
ply No 55i Pearl st. or No 2ls 7hag, near Nthst,
Tor SALE CIlEAP-A LADIES' SHOE STORE,
No al 6thsv second door above fths The beat sand IN
the city. Inquire at No f61 Broadway.
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Cost ann FOUND.

7 oST-In BOHery, between Broome and Spring'sts.,
IL GOLD Bracelet mar.sd Jennie from Father" T.
fnder be handsomely rewarded on leaving No. 30 Eat
Broadway
I OST-On "Wednesday last, supposed 10 have been
LETT City Ferry Boa the Ne~aEk
small TRAVELLING BAJ marked contaain MANUSCRIPT
Musc Pocket Bible aud few other articles OF more aue the
ner than The hndeI will be- literally re-
wsided by returning TO MASON BRorHERs No . Park row
NOTICE and CAUTION-LOs. or Stolen from the
IN the ID inst NJ between The West Point Hotel
ard PeekIill a POCKET MEMOaANDU1 BOOK. containing
usdry psres atls the GAena and Chiesso Ueon Railroads
r shares u stock In said oao about IS Of which
we're assigned in baIk dividend certificate for $40, 20 A.
b. his certificates for
.bJut stock the Chi aud Aurors Railroad
ci in the Beo and Madison Railroad with other psper, Of
no vain. EXCEPT 20 undergned Parties Cautioned against
purchasing stock ceicas tiled out 70 me- eIept from
ef In peoI Tersou finding said Book Pspeu will DO
trslg rewarded By sending leaving them at Wsdssorh
Sheld.n, No 20 Walls NewiOrk b. TURNER
Nrvr Aurfl9 1884
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0OAkD.-TWO or three Gentlemen can be accom-
with pleasant Rooms and B>kss and Tea at No
yyesrrt between sth and 'eths Rsfefses exchanged
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Gnaneee for Business ;fien.

A NEW PATENT-H o. ELMER's Saw GUNNER,
IA Joirter and Filler av.un an circular without
uoyinf then from the amount Of BE- ts
Machines they will 10 cent proht Rshs 1
sale BY This chance Tor persons dssrsu
efttsgellpg ABEL bLAkEsLEr Deneta aeeh,;
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DOARD.- A front and back Paror on second floors
Board suitable sor ocudem-u AID
their Wives Nc 6Abnston+Qusre sce Aprb s above
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Brooklyn Young Men, Christian Association. Tho
frlsr noithI mseos a. heoaton viii be held 90 TUEs
EVRSiNO ilh Inst OF the Church OF
ne Pilgrims si O'CLOCK Yong sese, are inyi'sd !, A.
tend j MCGEE Rec Sec'y.
CARPENTER, Aftfrf Ian There will be Msstiog Of the
JooIusyen House ga SenteTs Associ1t1n a. a MENUS he
srriD, Of, on MONDAY EVENING At o'clock ,,o.,.,,
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South Viiiismsburah.-A public meeting Of the Second
gontn Association will be hedat their
No is5 Bowery MONDAY EVENING April 10 This As'os
beautiful of land situated the WA
Cypress lis fsns three miles from the
rres essy of the mdst Of All who
Ss,e avail Of Its advantages requested to attend
At The meetings and learn further particulars -
J0VN WILSON President No 2s7 South 3ds Wismsburgh
CgsRIIs You've, Secretary No ia Futonst New.Yorh
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DARNUMs MCSEUM-EXTRA ADVERTISE
MONDAY AFTERNOON snd EVENING; April TO-
On which oesson will be pesenef the foo ~1nf
bill Of attraction:
In the AFTERNOON a. O'clock,
shstrpersf line rs-sdy 10 Eve OF
ROMEO And JULIET.
kr'C " Clarke Juliet. VI ~ hessyef
The Ohe characters ~h toe fl strength OF the Oonps'y
In the EVENING. att o'clock
will he revived M hi oniy Intensely interesting and
mantle DRAINS, IN thi ee PsEts, entitled
-, W r r.l GLI PIE. Nj, a.st.y.r
Togcher time beIel eaasinE Afterpieee OF
HOW TO MAKE HONE HAPPY
D.tehiek ...Mr HecaVsy Mrs. Dabchek.....M Mr. Bellsny
Tickets Is cens Seat may be secured
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSECM.-Bsneft Of
ID W. CLARKE
GRxSp ExfRh DAY AND EVENING PERFORMANCE.
Ia AFTRHSO0S O'Clock Shaksperes beautiful tragedy
Of ROMEO JULIET IN which the whole Company Wan
foreiher very funny piece Of How TO MAKE HOME
HAPPY
IL G III l. Y + X G / l q
IL INsTRUCT1NO AND PLEASING EXHIBITION
FAITHFULLY Illustrating th. on srd march Of
iMsRICAN FREEDOM
fspre'n"o HIGiiLY EFFECTIVE TAsLEAUx
/ OF II riifDs interest - - ,.su
EVERY EVENING TsIs WEEK.
And WFDNy ID AZ ard GTURDAY AFTERNOONS at3oelck.
AT HE HOPE CHAPEL NO 10 bROAD"N
o'clock Commencing 81 Aans'on % ceas-
. Cbior.o half prize -. -.
zach scene will be le-tured By j. " CLIFFORD, E'q,
,aording interest Instruction 70 old aad Young
Appropr4 are pnnsie will accompany the various scenes
submitting this Exhibition TO the public TIE popre Eo a
represented ~ me ar w 81 IS
strict accordance Hn the lest
authorities A ioeIal allowance msds TO schools
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COMMUNICATIONS or unturnshed Rooms On
Gr.t second Mo third hoO in suites separate e,aoas
fI clas Board the rooms sny line before ~
=, IN be evening b, 90 81, opposite Wesley
nlar Fac o wi To- rervis furolshsd.
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CRYSTAL PAIACE.-The Stockholders in this As
~ ceison requested apply send Immediately % toe
American Museum and receive eircus 81 g them
..ivss P T. BARNuM. President &c.
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DOARDING.--It oonfs to let, with or without Board,
I'D very pleasantly situated second and third Hoo" No 3oi
4hav corner OF g'thst Gis bth-FOon Sc
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~ A L 4 D IN q Fancy Goods Manufacturing
w Hoase yourg OF about II Years Of Eny Clerk
mo-. e ar hand and he dposei m.se amself generally
n.ll Rrfertrer feanred. Aidresi Box 526 Pos-Ohce.
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l'OR SALE or EAChANGb ior I'll ThoI I'm
TY-Eeuabo MI. " oolen snufsetory D~euins and ore,
together conlaint acres IL the town
salem Washington County 4 The mills consist OF Gd MIL
Of SsNEils and Nc1en fa;t)ry
ab indsnt aud utpy OF waer seo9
nj e. south Of the village ~ salem Log
1y 81 obtained frCn the ~ tho and
fo:d ed End ready sale at the mills he
Trv Rutland Raoed through the sses on which
there depot fods Of the mills There are bstes FIVE
due houre the premises N an y-nagNou
place made Tnee sufficient supply Of water tor
ost exenson CT many fecturn bu'ness Apply
JANIS GIBSON. Salem Washington Co, ~ Y. o.
MILLER 20 Waist N. Y.
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ZANE McNAMEE, an IRISH GIRL.-By reques
d Of her ther RICHARD McNAMEE Of Grssa any 10 rns
or Of the Of the shove named gr whether dead
ss VII BE- hsrky received ~ the 'abcser With whom al
formerly resided SewEsypi. Ocean Col,ty ,o,,,,
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xek c,LuoRsIA, oREGos. AsD THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
Il bted the departure Of eae' Mail Steamer 20.
q 81 s. per snoani Single copies 5 Cents
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DOARD.-Ihe owner OF house ot Tue nrst-ciass
2th between sch and shass has
Tug small family will Duodste two Gent men arS we
others wouc be tssen The sp ri
the seeocd oor three rooms deco win 90
c5srdehes sc Il Is within half oock OF IN
sbtvenue Rairsd The loc,tcn no. surpassed prssN
rark small enid snd wozS be no osecsio1
Persons the repecaby auet habits and desire psra,'
renee q apply above.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1854.

COIPOSlTORS WANTED.-Fifteen or twenty
\ ssod steady immediate erploynent
.
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z III ONE WlolIN" 10 IN Eel oaI l a.. IA 9
bsirr u.ei Grand Rapts Pankcaa aoon
miles hgsmezc viii tnd nnchto Their 20 com
RI cate sih the suhscriber. Address,
W II WOODHAVEE P.nwol o, AIleg,n Co. Mich.
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~ literally and plezsus storage Of Kin
CT srehsnese and personal property Also great bsrrain
rsfe for ether re.l estate &c so OF
wechs so Of gold chsiss 5000 OF diamonds sad tr'
rosewcod risros dry goods groceries Se No
Nam, seeond IGOR. back room. No.
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Horrs

St1hiols end A1ref At all f-o-F
First prem, 2. Coe. Midele:own beu s. Liu. NorEsr
see:Sa s;, Bs. Norfolk beet Stallion. &c;
rlhd ps jo:ya New Haven b:t s.;a, Ne
~, fIe,[ Rle ~. ,.; -
Second prem, VIZ ivt., m,rd-n Nsrs with Foil st
''''' I;i i,ali5a, and M;c ys4 ID
f'' Sac,s dos MsS>. Of az o11 ,a. id ,;s
rir, fisE9. ioi5 4 H.4H. wy ssa.is % St..
Second per- T t.,y wen M.a.i S.a Va
Ola from Oh Black H.wk n
Third prem, B.ttel. Norfolk; st.ion, ys,r. Cd
P,ni'h Prem ! Do.ii.;i: ", coz
~ Saton, md ma,e y.a,, Old and radey ef N Work
Fist prem, Morse, Leiae3. ss C5.......... e.
First prem, T. c Spencer, New Hartford bes; Stallion
''.''''''''''.'' '.''''''''''.''' -
F., pre Boot, ST. 'iy' os' Mar. -
Mi 4 gor,'' G! G, C,ia,yss' Road -,
Aa,etsS Ho',c. D-ajt "a Farm
Fist prem, BIsiusrd Co, Portland
Grad. and Na'irs.
FRI Fir, T p1S Toos
Fh., rr,n T Andrew, W,.t G61aS% :.
Fir.. prem, or',rod. 90
Pe.' Fire Evs
First Prem g. CanbsI Vermont.
rrs Prem L A. Whitirg Tonngon ...,...........s5
SWIM.
Sgg,G
Fira. Prem p Rarrum. Brcg oo- hest -
First Prem Swine other than Suffolk breed, z Chap
men East Hartford Sow ard Pigs................si2
BUTTFR.
Fiat prem j. T. Norton Pennington
Fist prem 50 n, year old II Morse Litshfeld.."slO
POULTRY.
Fr prem T T Bsrnum, Bridgeport
J. g. North New Haven having Of the best colec.
tons on exhibition withdrew from competition being
Of the Awarding Committee.
MaNUFACTuHEO ARTICLES.
First prem j. Brockett New Haven. Paed Wafe.....to
Second prem. q. g. baldwin Fair Faven.............$
TOWS CLOCKS.
Third Prem. Rufsel & Cow.ef, NewHsyen Plated Ware
and Coach
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Pr New Haven Wheel
DO r Church New.I.avsr. Furnturs............s5
NEEDLE WORK.
First Prers Ms T. J. Gould. West Cornwall fo-
worked Chcmise'te md worked Linen Levin Hdkf
sin Bo1tnes Gni Dyes Eafs.
Firf rreua. T i. Carpenter. NV observation-disclosures
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When THE TRIBUNE exposed the packing of
the Jury on the Graham murder trial, The Ersn-
ing Post simply made it the occasion for some
impertinent and silly pleasantly about the case
being tried in the Office of this journal as well as
at the City Hall. The fact that the Jury in such
Gaze had been packed it thus tacity approved
by ridiculng the exposure it had been our duty
to make.
Now, however, Mr.. A. O,key Hail, who was
one of Grabams counsel on that trial, is nOmi-
mated for District Attorney, and The Post is sud
denly seized with Indignation at the construction
of the Jury, and calls upon Mr.. Hall for exPlana-
lions.
This would seem to indicate good deOl more
virtue in The Post in connection with elections
than with the trial of men accused of murder.
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ge'her with our fatigue, compelled to stop st FAIRY
Land ct about O'Clock in the evening.
we found there not only refuge a. insi the storm
/ but also their hospiiable attentions. The principal
iDhabit'r's Of the localitay paid every attention {,
n. VI. DuPo'sear personally scarcely knows in
Whist torRs IA express his acknowledgements 10 Mr.
Robert Carter, Custom House officer in the British
servics who cordially opened his house 10 him.
The s-orn continuing, we passed saturday. the
9o.h, at Fairy Land tAen since there seemed 70 ba
NJ prospect If the Sea becoming calm Messrs. Du-
r,seur and d. MAYER determined on Sunday the lei
If October. to tY snd reach 81. jean by land. The
storm was dreaGtl. In the cOuTse q the journey
thew were Joined By several OF the passengers, ani
al proceeded togetht- until o'clock !, the evening.
when they arrived at Tcsds Cove, in hard rain.
At Length after passing Ae night there in bad public
house. and a second days journey, Messrs. Dupas-
sieur De Maeyer and Dulsquais reached - Jcsn on
Monday, ID October, at o'clock in the evening" and
agh;ed at an hotel KEEP, by VI. Tousssiu', French
msn in heart well as in name who at once offered
them the hospitality OF = fellow cOuntryman.
Nr. Dupasseurs say tina, the French steam propeller
yesta, Captain Duchesne, lost thirteen men who
jumped overheard in the boat smashed by the Arctic
SIZE sGred nobody from ne Ayetic, ard saw Mother
steamer nor boats after the collision. No French
men from New.Oreaps were saved, some Frouch-
men from New-York are supposed 10 be in boat
No .
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Oronee-Assembly !, ROBERT KIDD.
THE OHIO REVOLUTION.

Correspondence of The y \. Tribune.
CLEyELASD, Wednesday, Oct. II, 1851.
thousand cheers for the gallant Buckeye State,
for she is redeemed from the perfdious grasp of
spurious Democracy.
The Nebraska swindle and the coruptons Of our
State Government have aroused the people in Their
might. and from the Ohio River to the Lake toe min
ions Of corrupt dynasty have been swept before the
blast.
Tie telegraph brings ia news Of victories al over
tie State OF Members Of Congress il is now doubt
ful if tie Administration has over three out Of the
entire delegation. That arch spostate Edison H.
Old, y badI, beaten and no man defeat mas gwen
r. uuCh rejoicing as his. $500, E.
H. his District Wade will have over 4 900 majority
In this county have carried all onr county tcket
by maiorit es ranging from OeO to 1000.
From present appearances, Swan tor supreme
Judge and BckeIsderfer for Public Works viii
have over 80 coo majority. 80
No election ever passed of more quietly IN thIs
CITY. The polls protected from violence and no
foreigner allowed to vote without the production OF
his papers. A.,
three hundred votes were rejected, many OF WON
have been voting for years.
A wear since we we're beaten in the city on State
Senator 7l-row Swans majority IA ?,l: showing
gain of ,342-with a majority in every Ward
Then We carried the county by 500, nov Dy over
Again say thousand cheers for the gallant Buck
%. e.ate BUCKEYE.
Cor.espoudenoe Of The n. Y Tribune.
MoUSI VERNON, Knox CO., O., Oct. Il, l-5i
1--WE have met the enemy, and they are ours.
Never in the history Of Ohio have the Locos met
with defeat so signal and overwhelming There Is
no doub; that the State has gone against the Ne
brsskals by majority ranging from 2oo 10 10000
In this tie Xvth Congressional District, Sapp Is
elected over Dunbar triumphanty In this Knox
County be has beaten Dunbar not less than 600 and
our whole ticket is elected, from Poss House d.
rac,o, nm ~ Sheriff Heretofore the Leo majority
ias beer from 400 10 200 against us. Galloway his
beaten Olds swfully in the Columbia District ana
sam will make bis mark in Congress-inind that' /,
j. the opinion Of both Republicans and Locos that
they the Locosl have not elected single congress,
msI in the State II may be thai Plants Is elected
over Cooper X. Watson in the ILfen Dstret ga.
tbey do not claim it, Ohio has redeemed herself m1s'
molly. Tours uu'y'
NO he sr',-by sbout Ooo majority. Ed Tn5
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PHILADELPHIA, fHQhy' OCt' TO- A'Sf'
PtRadolplio Couniy.-The official returns to-day
show that the Democrats have lost three more mem
bers from the County for the Assembly.
The following gentlemen are elected on the Fusion
ticket: Alexander Cummings, lof The Ereaing Bui-
letin Joshua Fletcher and Robert NJ. Foust.
This giyes tie Know. Nothings nine members from
the County out of the eleven.
Mr.. Cummings ran on the Temperance ticket alone,
without the aid Of the Whgs Democrats or Natives,
but evidently received the support of the Know
Nothings.
PITTsBURGH. Friday, Oct. -, 1854.
Uestnorelond Comfy Official - Bigler, 3Os3;
Pollock, 3,773; II. S. Mott, KnowNothing and
Democratic candidate for Canal Commissioner,
6,22l George Darsic, Wing Candidate, l,l59;
j. S. Black Democratic candidate for Judge Of the
Supreme Court 1920; Thos. II. Baird, the Native
American candidate, Abb; Danl. NJ. Smyscr Wing
AID Know n olbing candidate, ,0e9; 4. Drum, Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress in the XlXth District
$500; John Covode, Wbig, 697. The Independent
Assembly ticket is elected in the District The vote
for prohibiory liquor law IL tbs county stands 1916
against it, TO 8, 236 in its favor.
AHeeAeny Comfy lOEicial Pollock, 1917 Big
Ter, 5ll5 J. S. Black, Democratic candidate for
Judge of the Supreme Court 5,442; ThOs. IL. Baird,
Native American, sGsi DAM. NJ. smyse', Wing,
4 AL,