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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-27

The National lntollieencer refers to the fnct
that In the act of December 23d, 1871 the amount
appropriated for the civil list of the United States
was 1920 $50. OF this the f,4Io~ng item
will strike the reader Of the present day with some
surprise
FOR defraying all other and incidental espen.
ses Of the civil list establishment, including fire
wood, stationery together with the printing work,
and all other contingent expenses of the two lioa-
ses If Congress, rent, aud Office expenses OF the
two Houses of Congress, rent, and office e1pen-
ses of the three several Departments. namely,
Treasury, State, War, and of the General Board
of Commissioners twenty thousand five hun
bred and forty five dollars and eighty three
cents
GEN. ALEXANDER HAMILTON. then Secretary
of the Treasury, submitted his estimate Is the
House of Representatives for the ensuing year in
the following amounts:
For the civil list --.....-.-...- s:}2S 653
Extraordlnaries. --.-----.-...-.. w, III
War Department. ---......-----. .532,li9
iotaI. Si'oo0'--~
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L. STATES SrocKs,-The Secretary of the
Treasury has extended to the 3lst of December
the time within which the stocks specified in the
Circular of Aug. 26th, will be purchased at the
Department.
As the transfer books will be closed on the
lst December, when the current half wears IN
terest becomes vested in the stakeholder at that
date, all certificates Of inscribed stock must, in
addition TO the usual assignment. to the United
States have an express assignment of the inter
est made by the stockholdry thereon. Where the
interest is not SO assigned, or whore the cou-
pous payable on the lst of January next. in cases
of coupon stock. are not transmitted with the ccrl
ticates, the premium aud one days interest only
(lca- interest from the time of redemption to st
january will be included with the principal in
the settlement"
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AUCTION SALES.
At AGt(YION,
FUTURE DAYS

4 VERY VALUABLE B>faTc.--l.y a1nt zfHf. .....
n f"nrd on M iF rpuy'I rur" tri. d#t 49,. J.,
jul ". Pero~r. >ta'ti an MONDAY tbs IIbsI Hss-
OF JAM AIRY. 81 80 a. auct.u". ct AiaGt-yaa..
Court II tat y-rs >stI ..Ir r.jnte. huana -,
Bel place. III pf'. ers.t, ai"lt ,lN IN slt.I
Gin Iat-btre. nd -esea HirS 't'u the tsst.l4 an
Teuur-.rr Ra, Road Ia. Tact c,.rttu- at,s4f 400
ACRES ofthe very be-. Il IA. stone hand III sal l. ~.
NirsliL 1he whor ttfi.i ii.- wr.!-ia fi.f. 49,
Is irve About iUU mr.. fls"rr,t d. C.rlfeI AMI r.
cultivation, thu balance j. IN ly trbrrrl wut,.ff
lrire, oak aud hlcAory) lhe,~ - between l0U II.
40 Of g,od sss.greund n1oad"w soas II 1f1
of which l. CLEARED aud NJ So g.hs>. A ar.
f"ttipt, a. ',.c elre up .anl j. vel 1T ia cI,.i
eit..- 1h~Ir i. lno. TN Il. Pr'tY eopi Dae.I -,
iiol-r, u. Il thur "ul buhiiuc-, and I'm. -
rr 81 Cabins Ia servants ~ operative. L.
MS land All n.akr a. al ltr finest grazir- fHip. 49,
firgiur". Turun IHt'. too. i peculiarly well aIst.
IL tine gIpall ol fsplrca., ul Wheat In aIo. r.,
is We Hat,Ie5 b., EIlofi's Gt,rk AMI number ,f H.
Linz stone spriHg-.
Tbc,r is oo ia ~ fine ate Tor a ujI az f,qs,..
with water povereqIa "a al lea,r twelve aatse r..,sq
Tiore lai- I.ud riirs.' iurHhau.tl'a h.I. # IT,
q very bet AMI Pute- Iron Ole Ih., Ore j., m IN,
+-,uru-c 5ee. and -.,t,- Il ~ he ugrrie,
ar ted aHI we'd ta1h~ lie tor the furr,c.
cp.t Of c>rec.ing fiji, cent> per ton. 1hee i, t
it, Burr Nil Som, q larry nI in quuly Il. an,
French Bntr
1t j. seldom that IL il "a. aud d.-tLie tiuc Of l,,l
is thrown in ma bet
ara authorized Ia sell lhi iani privately S,sa.li,
he s'.i ",yat'I' pui,e fosicr there" VII girf =
S5p1Id it not he > III aelr., 1t ", cerainy IT,. :. IA
vi toul reserve IN tue dt, sct
Tne terms OF ,aIr vii l,e.-S! 600 i ,wn, ! 00o +,
VII "rd0r,rd negotiable paper at 90 h'd l21 d,y.; Tia.
ba uuc- Two AMI tbrt years the pure u. or l.,
CIV hoLd- WIKI snad -rc.rit,. The tur Is good and
vi b. warranted by Cafl. Pepper If desired by the
pu,r!t-,r.
The land VII lie aFeuf.le, ,urvry-d qna plAfiej -
mapPet. hent, tie dsy "t ac, aud vii be shown IN
my person Nns II eXamine it, eitne by my.eli or y
Capt Pyppc,. Who resides on it,
T. at vl4.la ,,...
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Mr. BuenNNAN.-A Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Herald states that Mr.
Buchanan.onr Minister to England, is very much
dissatisfied AZ Mr., Soule's conduct, and is asked
to be recalled and adds:
But Mr.. Buchanan is also in trouble about
his Secretary. lie declares that the labors of
the legation are scnsby Increased by the unfit
ness of Mr.. Sckles, VINO cannot write a legible
hand lie deprecates his controversy with
Peabody, and e4claims in the bitterness of his
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ASofHrR "NATIoSki ISsULF."-We learn
from Genoa that our Minister 70 Sardinia, Mr.
Daniel, has been eapeed from club OF gentle
men al Turin, probably in consequence of hls
having written Il celebrated letter. hardly less
interesting than the mi-siYe- Of MIR. Soule,-
What viii the Cabinet at Washington lay to
the Ilsult to our national honor > Bait. liner
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MARRIED

At Browny Hill, on "Wednesday, 9Th mstantby
the Rev Beverly y. Davis, Mr. liENHN CLAY
Harvey and Miss SrsAN MILDRED; daughter Of
Richard Whitehead, dccd-all Of Ptt,ylyania
iuunlA.
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heart that he feels worried to death by the de
ceit of the Cabinet and the fantastic antics oil
hi. Secretary and the gang headed by the inen-
table Geo. Sanders"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-27

DR.. Robert b. Jennings died on Friday. the
18th instant, at his residence in Halifax county.
He was an eminent physician and highly es-
tertu.d citizen.
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COMMERCIAL.
ur,.z..iNarlxe-.

NOVEMBER %, lo54
=ToBACCO.-Only some half dozen hhds. III.
.,.ac,eB 20 far. tbi. week. Quality. from very
Inferior Lugs to Medium Manufacturing Prices
from -. 20 to 80. ,.,;ola.
vsWEFAr.-si 20 to Il 80, for No article
mn e'''' WM T. SMITH,
Comm Merchant.
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no 27is Oppo,ir Newell Il ,u-c, Lynchburg, Va.
VIRGINIA At r,.es hri in the Clerks OHcr
ihc Circuit Court of Nelson Couutv. ON Mondny,

,fihc Circuit Court Of Nelson Couutv. on MonIny,
tn" 6rh dry of November. 1851;
George ". Harris IRA.
Against
Nal-on.f. Shelton Alexander Ftzp1trrls, N hi-
rigl anil Us Executor at Bret,rnrdee filzpltlirk.
de- and Tbomp- p. Fitzpatrick, Administrator. lie
hauis with the viii nnroNed u NjInm fuz,at
rirk decid. DIRT.
TIN, inject of,hs sui /, 10 cnioin AID re~'ruin tho
defendants. Alexander tizpatrck III Thomas T. Fl 2.
patrick. from surrender ing or paving AWAY amy money
debts effects which be in thrr hand, "c'ousine
the absent tcfrudunt, Nelson T. Shron, debts
they ma, OWE. either their right or Nrr-onal
Representatives Of William Fl zpairins Brer rnride"
Fitzpatrick, drcd And tappnaing by proper rhdavit
hiei than i, defendant. NcI,nn l. Shelton, l. rot ri
dent Il tb Swtr: it cr red thai he DO aVpe1r hre
wha one onah after dur publication hereof aud da
whit i neces>ar, to pr trct lis inie e>l-rud thar
copy ot hi. order be published Il week for unr
successive week. in the Lvnrhhurg Srginan, posted
atthe front door of the Courthouse of this County, on
the first day Of the next County Court
copy-Tesre.
q. LOVING, Crk.
Jao Thompson, ir., p.q.
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$ Barrel, B-Nilgc'- Cream Al,
ID Newark Cider. on draugti orr 10y the bnrre
10 hels Champagne Vine, Quarts emf puts.
FOR site b., (no 25-i- s. A. BOYD.
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EDR RENT.

An FOR RENT.
Ia The large and convenien FAMILY RE
SlDENCE, ON fifth street ut present occupied
by George Baughman, esq. This property Is
within five minutes walk of Main street, has II
well Of good water on it, and also every necessa
ry out house. Possession given the first of No
yember. For terms apply to my sou l.. W. Lam
beth, or to myself ELIZA G.. LAMBETH.
oct %. d2taMts
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THE VIRGINIAN
job Printing Establishment

job Printing Establishment,
yTNTHBERG. FIRGINi4.
HAVING lust RECEIVED ~ ENTIRELY NEW
IL AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF JOB TYPE.
the Propnet3rs deem this proper occasion to re-
ulad iaelr friends uut the, heusf prlIrsd than
err 10 execute every -peeics.ot
yl@Book, job and Ornamental
lPtpl1lElrlrlflGl, =,
NEfYII. cHE1PL} md EfPEDIYlOT>ET
Therefore. merchant, and other- ia want OF Iore
but eFra.aa. L4i1. Ba86e in H.ri, Dds #
Ia}af lafys.a,a' Bah fas.Jt ar. de-. Ij1a ar
ta4rsd ,Hoal3 uat fail to tall on
IL The aIgautlr. 81 IAAD 81 PERjOE POWER
PRESSES euahlc- as 70 fill all orders AT Ta1 SHORT
E.r N5rirE t>p vrcH cIgAFFR THAN FlnNEulY.
CARDS! CARDSii CARDSll
Printed on worry swift }rttsr Pr. at c2,rtorlint-
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LYNClIA N.AskEnWgsE

PfiHIed m a vow ,WlN I17#1. - Al oN'rl'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

tcr Of Myrca II Clark, Who he said. did .isce hlusef
on the Baltimore platform uher h. vo'ed foe SCOTT He
wbioh bss MADE plat ms, bot sb-se svi'eec-
that sr Clark stood any platform ATOP e. thee
by anti slavery mea He had suffered from tnx,
caore ibsp fft IN any o,her. a. rad si-hsd, whu he
xe.t % Washlnttan TO .a1a Wen 'os'sao 81 no eel,
anti slavtr have large heart that tbsy were
Of n BILE views ard OF hones purposes This uid only
be BY exhhitog feelings Of maynsri Unity tnsir
trea Of each other. He ha been nsIevse.es It'd
by a ost Ito entire pess political, t.. p-rHoc. aud
the so-calsi religious much 40 that bis met "a.
I'M
BSE.H GREEN said be (snth) bad no. arted with this
party oil bte tHis furiber Jemar.s DOT heard
his bach was turned towards the reporters s-at
JoBS THOMAS o. New Y orr, 40 al p"mluate M,roo
nGy 1s, Rot :, ,ss mss eas ss,n tho
politician and was not nominated by tue -hig.
~ as whiR lie GAS not on the Bsl,i cors PLATFORM
but en- crsioed views similar TO tbo.e OF Ge NTH
BEKIsH GREEN reptile to ~. Thomas aud taid tn Il
Nj carr mis- ht not stsnt on the wh,g plstf, IN but
that party seemed to think that ais e,e.o usces
eary TO Rsye II FRI IN dissou ton ,ad best party
no man II is own ranks dt for standard o-aers II
not u must be very miserable patty For himself,
VIII n tie mercan goverp mept h.d Who'll rspudate5
and b. could not act with that government without
violating the most sacred convic ions
GERRTr SMITH ssid that wherever Cad was there
civil gvernmen snd that when was "a 'hs right
with Goo be sHs not Responsible TOR The weaker acts
or u telects oil thoie Aroupo b i'm e bad tIustrated
his idens Of civil ~ bis votes Ia Cong
JouS lRoA.s tbst Mr. Clark oeoed ,i.very could
lie leg zed ard hello that Il "a crc1e chat all the
laws ia tee universe could not legal
6EERIT -AnH-How d. you knoa that
Dir TBoNAs--te 10 ms 20
kr Min Let him ~ the wor 50 Let bin come
here and preside IA place the Jerry cele
brs,i"n on saturday, snd re will then be ma msa
1bt nominating committee then r-oots-c rs follows:-
itr Governor Wm Gaoosll, q New York.
laeu'ef mn Cove or u.tin Ward OF Oa@idn
Camel Cnmuissioner-JobD & Harrington OF Osxego
state Pr on lnspectoi-Wm napcott
Nj THOMAS luoyed 70 amend BY ponicating Mvron H.
TIE AIR sp.fiyc
oUCitss han nnoved for tie unaoinsous nnmipa
tion of The representative OF the nst,tutionsiy Of
slsNery--Mr GoodaI Carried unauim. usly
GERRn SMITH moved to sub ttp "a Leonard Gibbs, Of
Wash'ngt a county, for lieutt naDt Governor
Nl, diRBS utcilLed
The ftna'Dder Of the Il iiet reported, then
nrnina e. unarifpously after whicu the convention
adjourned uIla Y NJ, when Douglass and others
viii Fleak
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PHILADELPHIA, sept "a PM-Axr hin Brse
Outerbricgt rernsubuoo; Huntress, wiliar, West
oies; Arrow, Harrison, Ponce, PR. IL DAYS; schrs
Iyton, Nickerscn, warsham; Mathsr. Nsoksxsl
and PHILIPPE, Watson, Boston; sssAner DsAwa
Clark, New York
CID steamship Osprey, Amos, Boston; ships O.
Eagle, kinsm Rio JAneiro; Harvest Queen Grsss, N
Oriesps: briRs Pamela, Wass, Boston; Asia, Hash
Portland: schrs Psaslee, Foster, 0Alvsstoa;
Sloseii, Prsyidence; Z Rowley, Rogers: NTH
sen, Boston ' =
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ships ssbise, cAicutts; rynw ecu1 fca,csr, Ns,bsu
Margaret Evans LcpAcn
Wind ut sunrise. nv; nsridaA., 8, and light; ~.
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4 wn. Green, Edvara Murray.
W. Buck. Cnursd otsgmA1,
b7H COUNCIL prrfm yos.pn ncaroe,
Rcbt c. voothiee, william PsArsaA,
JsDes ssIn0o, jour Gsxk'
kbD T. sser, Frank OnonDei,
Frank 0'S'''''- ,s.sn o; IS: SsT Es:i
cos syirG P'
~
TwkhTIMa ~A H
70 ~ Muhefs, Thirty e'gs'o sfee, ness &xu.1 sse
nue. In tursuacce OF th~ r.oommsnas1Sh . .as Demo-
csalc 'eseesse ~ nalsa @ Az ~
Ss'"'e, ucIoNov'ns uoxes WAS oup si.0,v
AMMf. LH
Thomas ui'gsn, wiaisu Joyoa
- tn.8eiso, nhAan .s -.
Ld.1d Ler BOB. CONGRESSIONAL
Wuam febteitu- Sohn Dyoe
'o1H11 ICne.aue nysn'
Jonn bc1oe, ycnn roxsn,
,,D"'1y "sseH' '"' goon us.eou,
ffsoch srnns. bernstc usnos,
fmH1 'oetS1 .opAonl.
Soip " DoyW, re.el cwony'
Pho,cs inoH, fetsr J. Vauef,
Jsne nuorNo, rnaIeW1 Duun.
Msuhew " fHeH DASl oouso'L oiSin'oi'
AiS'Se A"ppoAJ' 49, - p..'
-, eaAnAsA 91 Ca~''
IN mes huhoAy' tnomas .lAIK,
nrsto non,eNn, 1auos vi Iii slL
MieIsi sSna,Nr' H sSn ~ . .c'' n.,,,
A." ms ,s'A ~ Wy .o,I A,Isi.4oi'
yo.D pS -'"'"s"'
7hopss MuliigAn, Jacob DAAo,
n nlocs s"ne., C,sn.r sssrs
D~.psl" aIsS1s .pe.
J"nh but*r, POD ~ r pl1inci'
yo .:,h In,as M1ns-thx
49,. I.rah''
p;py nr Isma C,uT
-. n,I..,.. \ w.,srs :,
'' LAWN nIInaN
~ pv ~ r,s,.,,.-.
wv JnvcT' F
TWENTY SECOND WARp-WORKING MEMS TICKET.
At primary election held NJ the house Of John
Our, corner OF sixth avenue ana forty-nnt
street, Cd Tbur-day 2Sth instant, Pursuant TO the
ca of ,he National lemocrstc ReputhoAa * mmttee
at stpy vesant lnstue, the following ticket duly
elected tya large majority -
AAYoRALTY. CHARTER.
Patrick Aasterson, Peter hasteron,
John ncGoty stephen McEiroy,
Wh)ism ~. Tu,Durs Pa'rics Fox,
JUDICIARY. John sasnes,
Roger Clancy, M,o,ae Ready
W. J am }. Ste sart, John " Iooie,
Ber jamin Collard Patrick Muturn,
COUNTY Heny Rver,
Patrick Aasteresn, owen tclntire,
John bseDes, Patrick myth,
Patrick Mcguire. B-rnsrd Mccormick,
CONGRESS. Thomas McMauus,
Henry kyer, Patrick g. rdon
Frat els SC Barron, Tusmss McEtroy,
John Hyxtt. Nicholas Mcdonald
John Il Blunt, POLICE AND CIVIL JUsIIcEs.
George pam Jnhu ~ iooIe
ASSEMBLY. Thomas McElsoy,
NEsnl Al A.o
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TEMPERANCE RATIFICATION MEETING

About two hundred persons present
hiram Putnam. Of Syracuse was elected President
John Marsh IeAAn Boptips and Mr. Chandler of Orange
Vice Presidents; and Profe Mccoy, Secretary
prayer then offered BY the Rev. Mr.. Marsh.
M BAILEY denied the charge made against him Of hnv
irg gore over TO the wings.
Mr. W. Il BcRlneH followed him. declaring tbs wings
had come to the temp erance men, and offered solu
ton rstfyiEs the nominations Of Clark and Raymond
CHEERS
Mr. MAESH, OF osvsso then rose and said that as tom
Peanoe men They knew no wings, no democrats no par
Mr.. SANFORD, o. Frie wished 70 know whether Il Was
desired that thing opposed to the resolution sh u
b oaered or whether IL vas imisssbs &c warmly 90.
posed the nominations
Mr. DAVIS, OF Iiosa, snimssverted severely ON the
Of Mr. Sanford, and urged him to home t, Erie
With message Of peace. He also reflected everely
sthsrs not At to attend temperance conven ions
other peoples natives de hoped NIL here you'd 90
bone feeling they had done their best overthrow the
Ia and that this feeling was infused into
HEsxAS Carr ashed what god could be done BY vot-
ng against Mr.. Re, mond Good faith demanded sub
ns-ioa TO the msjoty 1t sou'd not do to demAnd an
tecedents He himself would suffer il they dill for he
wa an old haoor seller once tLsushter) He thsn
eeierred 70 II Paul. Who, he said, had an'ecedeots
which Aranss ob.ctea to- but which the Lord removed,
saying Behold. he prAyeth =
Mr. BrRineH IN m eloquent stain, urged them to
Mr. Knlooo said bs did NOT care for ansscsasns Tho
question ia 'wfn Raymond do work ~
The resolution WAS then passed
The Paz-uxr then returned bis hanks and retired
Mr. Cor then said his they had conquered nomf
patios next they would also conquer revolution.
AFTERNOON PkoCRkpfNGs.
The dngs of the ratification msspg this after
noon varied very little from those Of this morning
u r. meeting held tnis renipg, which was
sddrsssed By Mr. Fosburg, Of Michigan.
THE LIBERTY PARTY STATE CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, sept. %, 1924
The Liberty Party State Conventon met st 10 O'Clock
ths morning At Market Hail. and after The usual pre-
lbpinary motions, waa permanently organised BY ap-
TbintirsJ. c. Harrington eharman snd H. N. GinmAns
secretary \
A Committee on business was then appointed comb
posed Of Genit Smith, JohA Thomas Leonard Gibbs o.
G. Smith. and g. q. Taft.
committee Of Ave was next appointed to report
nomnAions.
J. Exxn, Of 81. lawrence, now rose and defended
The frte democracy holding the principles
this party. -
cERRn sNI1n, from the COMMITTEES on Resolutions,
then came forward and reported series OF resolutions
Of the usual . amp, and address
On . motion TO tina. effect g. smith aaa r. Douglass
were sodsd 10 the Nominating Committee
The hrst resolution tn en- taken no and adopted.
T. DorofA spoke the second and third resolu dons
untn the hour OF adjournment
AFTERNOON SESSION.
.1se convention assembled st twoP. n
Judge AIDrSe1oS and Mr.. Knerrxy spoke on the rsso
g. iszf .t' orally.
r~s hon replied to NJ Fmmes. from St
Stss-, 10. Nv .soa esepsiSa y Ee.@ 70 sae fos.-
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Nssboa, Philadelphia; brigs abby haxtsr tn K Lls
L. dian Queen, Isagna Bonapsrts, Victor, aaA ca
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COUNTY.
A. R Renell,
P. J. Murphy.
X. u. Skidmore.
CONGRESSIONAL.
James E. Cooley,
John Van ierpool,
Louis n. Glover,
Thomas .artin,
John = W iceland.
C0UyCHMEy.
Thirty ninth Diarid.
Gilbert G lin,
J. s vreelAnd,
John vsnderpool,
John Z Ross, Jr
Peter NTH.
NrtieM DistYick
Richard Schcll,
Thomas Morris,
William n Mcintyre,
John Gilmore,
A. J Renal.
Forty-frsfD District.
Jsmee J. iseosevelt,
John Murgoo,
W. X. Roualds.
Jonathan Trotter,
John W. Cook.
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THONGS RY IN
DAVID RioRpsN, inspectors
JAMES HOGAN,
SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLicAN TICKET.
At primary election held pursuant the call Of
mittee, at l13 Madison street, Thursday evening,
selt. 49, the following ticket was duly elected =
MAYoRALry. COUNTY.
John L Duryea's Anthony 7. Gallagher,
John Brown, John Cseail,er,
John P.yutcp. Joseph Crol'us.
JUDICIARY. ASSEMBLY.
Jacob A. WesfeIyelt hugh F. teCaffery,
George ff, Alden Ws. iafa Saa 6..s.li.r,
CONGRESSIONAL Jacob McKeever,
Thomas Woods ward, Patrick asgner.
james Murphy. COUNCIL.
f..rsn Ss' " s,eso john i1 Mariner. r'
John hurpby. Jeptha Parks,
CHARTER. Nicholas Houseman,
Richard Connolly. Samuel Harold,
Charles Heath, kdwa,d Even
andrew Ai Ter, Fifteenth District
jeremiah porris George GiAsier,
Patrick Carroll Benjamin wells
Christopher F. Klsnck, Thomas Holden,
William Grot1, Thomas La ~ler,
Mich ael Fla, :, ssrtesn9 Distre.
Michael Howard Richard Squres
Frap els J. leonard, Edward Leets
Cornelius Hartnady, John Palmer,
Joseph Nunsun, Frederick Kuhn
Michael staff, jacob Egbsftson.
PATRICK CARROLL. inspectors.
JOHN PALMER,
EIGHTH WARD.
Az eocUOn neA0 ~ tn0 mouse OF h0eeol.
den, OF Vsrck and Domnick Streets the 28th
day Of September between the hours of aud o'clock
Pm pursuant to the call Of the Democratic Republican
General Committee Of which RchAri Scheu tsq the
chairman the folio wing ticket was duly elected
MAyoRALry. 18TH COUNCIL DISTRICT.
John b. Haskin A. w. Smith,
Samuel Long, H. h. WirAns,
Bernard CavansA John R. Whelply,
COUNTY. Thomas Kelly,
Cohen, Enoch Jaoq ues.
r. ". 3. BOusau, 10Th COUNCIL DIsrRcr.
samuel Long. John p. -un,
JUDICIARY. john Diysen,
Robert Thomas, Thomas Mnrtin,
Charles h. Ring, Pr. Crsmer,
Thomas Moore, B Clark.
William Carpenter, 20rH COUNCIL DISTRICT.
John B. Haskin- John Hillker,
CONGRESS. Henry White,
nanisi Liun, Joseph Gouse,
james Armstrong, Richard A. Chambers
John McKstching. Daniel q. Coles,
Frsncs Kelly, cHARrNR
Fobert Linn Isaac KAyier,
Joel B Fox,
AsxxxTr. Ieaac Phillips.
Daniel Coles, Anthony Kelly,
Patrick Gallagher, Thomas Murphy,
Moses Souzs, Charles Il. King,
Albert W. Smith, Or Francis Fleet
John Cochran Henri Hazleton,
B. 7. Gilmore.
l7m COUNCIL DISTRICT. william Losee,
George IAroche r W. Bonsan
John Bennett James M,Loughliu,
esssie % snla.s, Ee %as l 4. SSh.mo.~.
III. Stephen Hasbsouok, Maurice HArrisAn.
;; S SIS No. Inspector.
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We, the undersigned Inspectors duly appointed, do
hereby certify that the following ticket elected ct
primary election in the Ninth ward held at Smiths
Hotel 90 Perry street, Thursday evening Sept %,
1864, between the hours Of and O'Clock p. ", In
cordance with the resolution Of the remoratc RepubA
General Commttee, passed vt their committee
(tuyvesant Institute) on Thursday evening" September
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HARD SHELL DELEGATES.

According TO the call Of the Democratic Hard Shell
General Committee the primary elections Of this party
hold yesterday, and the results follows in
the various wards as far heard from =
FIRsT WARD DEMOCRATIC REPuBLICAN REGULAR
NOMINATIONS.
AT primary election, hold Mt ITO Green wich street.
Thursday evening, 2Sth inst, pursusot q cali Of
the Stuyvesaut Institute General Committee the follow
Ing ticket, having received majority OF 49, was Do
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CONGRESSIONAL. COUNCIL
Mict ael Goldrz, First District.
Jacob Schwntyel, James ROCKFORD,
Patrick @. Curry, Char.es Bo ~er,
Charles Cannon Michael Lynch,
Assembly. Bryan Kenney.
John Brady, Michael Breprau.
Patrick Iufy. ,Secrs6 District,
Michael ONeil xisbs.i Carrsn,
william Jennst. John vos Claim,
cHAKrEE Terence Drc ',
william KsrDey, James CAldors.
Charles o'nagan, MAyoRALTY,
Michael Nesry, John Williams.
John Murphy, Josiah W. Brown,
Thomas Holland, Richard Mulligan.
Andrew HaDlsv, David Newman,
James McKeon, Andrew J. smith,
william Harding john Reid.
John Prior, COUNTY CONVENTION.
Ianiel jenkins, Henry Appehon,
Patrick Calllgan, Joseph Petty,
Potter slker Mi,hael Burns.
Thomas Iowther. DAVID NEWMAN
, sas. fa1G BURNS Inspector
'EcoNp WARD NATIONAL RIrUBLIcAS DEMOCRATIC
TICHEr.
At . primary elestIon held It No 90 Ann street pur
uant 10 call Of the General COMMITTEES Of stuyvesanA
institute on Thorsday, Sept 2s he following ticket
xAYosnrr CONVENTION. JUDICIARY oosvrruos.
John j. TAFT, Alexander G. Morton,
Michael Ryan, william 4. Hall,
1homss Molepy. George Niven.
COUNTY CONVENTION, cHARrRR CONVENTION.
walter Joyce John Y. savage,
John Baum, John Gaffney,
John NJ. Ere noh. Adolph Adams,
ASSEMBLY CONVENTION John Clark,
MysA G. Levy, George Miller.
william oulton, Thomas Gilho,ly,
william Fields, James Hennessy,
william II Woodbury., WIS Whitney,
John Shea Thomas Hamilton,
CONVENTION. James Rosoll,
Daniel rodge, william Robinson,
John ponnelly, John NcGreRor,
william VI. .GIifbth. William Cammsrson,
CharleaF Shakmeister, John Dercks.
Robert TAFT O. II Dlobm.
With power TO Gil vacances.
' N'SsA ioS Snfss ,,.ps..,.s
,TDtiN " Il
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Laws J. Parker,
Char ca tdwards,
l. r Clover,
VIM. Musrav.
Earn coUScm DISTRICT.
II. u worspge.
Peter vsneervcort,
Wm. Kisssm.
Oh ,rsas Rou' Ike,
N. T. II. Cheney.