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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

FROZEN OvER-Milwaukier river is frozen across
with ice an inch thick This is said to be thu first
time IN fifteen years the river has been skinned
with ice thus early
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

AosrRALiA.--Later advices from Australia give
most encouraging accounts of the progress Of the
rola production. The shipments this year up 10
.as la OF Sept, had amounted to 90, SOC, ,OO0, and
were expected, before the close of the twelve
months, 70 reach Al0 900 600 gffa8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

MT + t. Barnum has resigned the presidency
:, =, the Pcquonnaek Bank at Bridgeport Conn and
hoh. Y. ~ Hnbbell kas been elected his sncccsanr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

CoroREp SEAMgS OF SOUTH .CARoNINA.--The
clvernor of South Carolina in his message to the
legislature savs.I recommend that the law be
=, ,n,difed as to permit colored seamen, the sub.
~, II foreign nations 10 remain on board their
...cIs 70 be allowed to land whenever the duti'es
~ hc vessel NAV require it, upon their receiving
T,ten permi; to that effect from the Mayor of d ie
,.,rt and that while on land they be subjected to
~ orinarv restrictions applied to the native 30
-, rurujstion. Such a modification would re-
icvs he law of all its harshncss, without eompro-
rising our right or endangering our domestic
quiet.
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through the several thoroushfarss tcrminasias on
the seaboard, pfoyidcd the foreign demand sl,sll
Justify such cxportation And In ofder 10 deterine
how far we shouid rsly upon such demand, LET ~
examine for . moment WHIST exu be gathered from
an estimate of trade in that article for some years
past By references 20 statistics believed to be re-
hahle, IL viii be found that the exports Of corn and
sorn meal from this country, at different perieds,
have been ~ follows: ~
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-. ;:;;,,Sr,,',NIA INTELLIGENCE.

ct.SrSRrScr,-In the Aethooiss
NtfHopst - virgin at Petersburg. Saturday, tho
Codfef'nT,e ,resch,rs were elected to the order
foIlowihs ,tsaekish D. Mitchell, of King T. Queen
cf dcse'ny NJ, Evans Of Lancaster do, Joshua 8.
circuit ~ c,orcrs,er do. hos CfHovrar'i, do, S.
Garr''s, o. a, Jr,c w shi elds. York do. Joseph
How'ra SI Ti;sabc,b city .staton, and Labah w.
farnor o' Anne cireui both local deacons.
Fhs 81 ..nS M r1ders II WAS resolved that We'd.
were rr;ns the funersl ot those hrethren who
nesisH ,-,nS the Norfolk and frssmerth epidemic,
fell dn'nk '' in Washint ton street church.
shS4 % ,,~ ef the Relief Society, DR.. Wn. A.
M meeting sSn~,ed President. w, q. Blount Secre.
,arT ~',,'" and H. b Cowles Treas u'ei
u,vs ,c ,txsr MINrsTES-The Sonth.Side
'h' ~ Yesterday says: nor several days
pemrin bcen understood that a. case of extraer.
pas II 10, ,ras, would he brought before the vir.
dn&'t now i'm session in this city. Rav.
EH,S ,,s of ,he North Carolina c Conference. has
| ~ Wilism A. Smith. President OF the Kan
cttSI Neon CCreEe, 10 answer long Isf OF sc-
.,. rharses. and the case will probably pe reaosi'
9'S ,Ie early part of tho present week
x,Sur-Hugh l.. GalIaher haspurchased th q
-. h.longing to John q. Guthrie near Waynes
-a 'A" Snrnsta. for 500 per acre, cash. There aro
~ acres in the tract -..-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

r,rSr PoIsoS-M Renal, of the veterinary
:. Ayort France communicated TO the I'm.
''rsI Academy of medicine in May last, the re-
w.. If investigation upon the poisonous proper
W." s<suired bv brine after considerable length
- ~ - in which pork other meats have been
s.I,.-i or picked Although the nature of the poi
involved in considerable obscurity, its exis-
-. w. * clearly demonstrated. The poisonous pro-
',ertes are acquired in two or three months after
he preparation Of the brine, and its use then,
-; ,Ii with food for any length of time, even al
nigh in small quantities, may produce death.
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eDss
changes have it ia true, been effected without the
aid of the officer whose appointment recommend;
vet all will admit that they are 10 be ascribed to the
occasional efforts of q few scientific gentlemen,
who have magnanimously devoted portion OF
their time and money to the chemical analysis of
the SOIL the discovery of calcareous and compost
,nanures and the judeious application Of these to
the growth of yegetablea For this they are enti
tied to our gratitude and favorable acknowledg
mcnts But how much greater Improvement might
efforts of practical chemist, furnished with the
lights of science, with medern improvements, and
with the necessary apparatus to apply his know
ledge TO the best advantage.
Much has been effected tooby the State agrieul
tural society and its auxiliaries But this insttu
ton, though no longer an experiment, and in four
shins and permanent condition, IL the result OF In
diyidnal enterprise. and has been reared and mar
tured at the expense of individual hberalify, ant
though you may rely to o certain extent upon pso
lie spirit and patriotism, and they may oe aPPes'e
to successfully in times Of peril and csner6eney
they should not be taxed too heavily when no sueh
emergency exists-
therefore aeain respectfully invite your atten
tion 20 the subject and trust you WIN not oniy 81
10 your aid the seryiees of competent asfeaHusa,
chemist hut that you wni nos pe' .s N,
e.nse Il 10 be speedily completed. and thus dcvei
y. she incak:ulsble treasures enocdded In our val
leys our plains and cur rnountains
i submit herewith tho annual report Of the rectoi
.ni visieors of the University of Virginia which
exhibits the insttufion in . most prosperous and
aourisbne condition, sustainiug 10 an eminent dc
sree, the high reputation Il has long deserved,
enjoyed -
The young men, annually sent forth nom thi
institution 70 commineie with the masses ln thei
various pursuits, cannot fall TO exert awholesom
influsncs and leave their iE,rrcsH nyon the commr
nity a which they nave would therefore, n
commend "a increase Of TIE number 10 be gratuil
eusly yc6acAsed with snch a appsopriaso
4 VI 6nabje teinstlsut3ou % aecumpl this pm
pose Wsuld that the number could be augmen'
ID, until the sons II he INDECENT and Ne wealthy
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04
POLITICAL.

T'o TIE ELECTORS OF InE CITY OF NEW YORK
The undersigned resi- ectfuy 70 their ec-
ci4ens the Of WILLIAM T. DUKE for sharsn a. a.
coming election knowipg the valuable rcrvcea rendered he
eify by him member Of The Boarbf Governor. OF he
Amhouse. WITHOUT pecunary reward feel he entitled
the srases Of rejecting intelligent being q prsrt
interests Of city NJ besrt irrespective polite consdera
t.Rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

7 A NEY1ISg OF THE yOTNG MFyis YfT IN
n Ward Democratic Association, held AZ 80 efeenwlch
sreei, xr. Morriey elected Chairman All NJ ZOOS
vac elected Secretary On motion "A was
kesovsd That We use ali honorable etera9us v eeci
Daniel ~ ecket fefatnr John Dixon "a
John King. Jo~ph " Cornell ard Thors. WstsSn H. 4.
oorincimen, believing his, bey VIII repreen ~ ses * ~
dsntcrais d the Fiftb Ward. y -
Resolved, 1ha, We bold raaGcailn meeting er wop.ay
evening AZ uCnnnots bead quarters y White street. ard
invite no Se10<ras N ~ rina Ts,s y, rNe
with u IN q torch ilRh, PROCESSION
xordAy eysnirg 49, ocloes.
Iony voHRIsEY csranan
THOMAS zoos. sssssss5y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

DEMOCRATIC REPU BLICAS UNION NOMINATIONS
~ o. Johnis Hail.
Opposed To he Maine Las, Know NoihinFian and Black
Hepnbicansm.
For sheriff. .,................... james 4. wliet.
Comptroller. .,.......+......... Philip W. Fug..
County Clerk Richard - Connolly.
Street Commissioner. ......... Henry H. Howard.
Com Repairs and supplies. Nathaniel T. sclah.
Corporation Counsel. ....,. ,forenIo H. shepard.
Governor ms House. $685.. Patrick q. Naoney.
Cry Inspector ........... rnos. X. Downing.
Judge Supreme Court. ,...... James II. WHITING.
Judges superior cour Michael Cl.hceisT.
Jonas Il. Pdlipa.
Judge Common Pleas ~. John r. Brady.
judge Marine Court. ,.....,... David O'Kcefe, ff.
corOoeTt. H. N. Wilhelm, ". ". Connery,
Hoter Gamble, MiUau q ronrsn.
JOHN II. W1IIfAMs, Chairman.
Jons csrrrir. Secretaries.
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~ governor = % r a'psioi'e D. NoLosEy.
TOR sHRRIrF-cApTAIN JOSEPH u. rooSR.-RfAB
I se following circular and ook The -ignalrcs.-
~ f/tNs NEW

IT % foIToNInR Ibe
10 TIT eli ILEkS or NEW icRk
II occasionally happens In The history IL local 70 rs
dat really good Is put up for Office,
NJ dny We owe y, ourselves % cndeavor a. AT tunes %
elect only nat ~ men. this uIe ind ICED
only for, all our nGaane aul exere4s 4,
The election Of o. TN cauddAea before DC
people for be Office u sheriff. without rcgarI h yer
opinions The party BY whicn he has bean ninati W.
refer 70 Captain Joseph Tome, who has long been en
Gsd with the commercial interests ~
every way qualified for the office, and whose sfoe he IL
guarantee be win faithfully and ionorabiy discharge az
duly Imposed upon him. We therefore earnestly someni
the e o. good governneDi who d sire 10 ana
energetic Office TO join IN c4osn
the oncs u rsdr Of the ely AMI county N sss
York. Among the merchants and names where ~ 4
known be VII receive az almost pnannous support, ant we
trust hat Or once We shan see the success 81 bones ran
though be not an adept IN he science OF pulling
~ nue. cor % he part ~ The ndependen; IN,
riy feel confident that Captain Toops be Thu phaoy
elected and We therefore respectfully soc your and III
nuence In concentrating obecf desirable 70 "a w an
ureci Ole an ~ n m lry N ee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

1T A MEETING or THE join VI. REED AssDC1A.
"A uon hsid Friday evening, The 81 Dai., a. The Masonic
Foom IN Eighty sinh street, The following fesoi 4ons
unanimously adopted
kesoved That we recognize IN Mr. Reed he peoples
didste for the Tenth sembiy dsfrict geutsmaa OF m.
doubted capacity nne1Ibe Integrity 1ieiy
70 All just and liberal prnrplea and whom regard
mptrytous 70 the pion and brosry sRnaly
he course Of mat Of The members ~ rmsr
sfsir
Resolved Thai cordially commend him % be sagrasesos
orI isiinw citizens, brespcctIye NJ parry.
Resolved, bka the foregoing resolutions BE- published In the
sunday Herald; Sunday Atlas and New York sHn.
q. y. FnrsT. secreiary n 4 GRAY Prcslieot
Committee w n Bebbcrd O. I Pros. ~ NJ ehipm4a
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y = h $3.50 sas
A MEXICAN rrcKEr-sEvEyTR WAND yovIyA
Con- Ssmssr q ASs'sssy samaadP Barrow
I ,,,s p D.r;.! Eiward Merritt
oasSplss john 4 Van oiisen Sf Pis )" SAn'sa''''
Commissioner George A. Rockingham.
isa.sss iioma. Williams. JcSn Si Sraws Mckinney
4 MEXICAN NOMINATION. ron JuDeE.-rnr Agrar.
n can judicial Conyc alton last evening unanogsY nonI
Bench oecasue BY he dsa hsSo L. Sors NJ bs
Css hiss hsd large experience ~ our c5ur and VII on TIE
terests OF the State.
tTA MEL TING or THE woRKIyGNRXs COUNCIL
nor ia e h and s Th.s . worn A. ~ ny
R Re- Thai LEsEL " rAEKEs ESQ ,ss nominated
a. hs Mokinenens candidate for Councilman Of tbs district
ScPnElAS, Secretary. A. H. MINOR, Chairman.
A cAaD.-rHE AFFIDAVIT or MR.. GRO. PEcKHAM,
a ssdsn9y male under feelings Of grsa OF element Il.
pndsa'ss ne statements q former card and IN decided
yyppS.es himself involved q Issue q wllfu,
ltwH be remembered that alleged that Mr Pekhlm and
noner mad submitted certain propositions which de
Whether tho Mr. Pc khan was the veltabis George or
some other nencdder Of the name who had previous
saons had no means Of de,ermaing, Thad personal
snow;ndse q h NOV IN fact q the existence IN the oily d his
sandered IN lhe reiorers meeting BY Mr. Peeka felt It
ec q the annoyances aud The sources whence they
have asserted that Mr. Geo Peckham was Of the con
trae,ins parry, Thai Peckhaa and Mr Allen hid sub
Proposloss qads od.e q y1s r. Barker No.
sSr ss e siTe eei. @s weneday
o. ~ fe'shas-Geore Or o,herwise Mr. fecsh,m
son and on The next evening being lnocmsd aai Mr. Peck
nam had n publ; mse,og ehars.
woaid have scorned have uttered agals, total stronger 70
he ncrerce VAS one h ne n.y. Pecss s ga S
NE one case was tie Mr pecskam Y the other r g the
ham apd 1 be- AZ some assert INA, there Two nch.
sseys dc Whole ruth IN j.. p prsmss and
aaora "a D'1n done ~ bsaf Tss' J a.
ciYY TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE NOMINATIONS
f y. JUICES os o. The cor, q Appeairadord r. Wood
vacancy.
Justice Of the Supreme Court for The First Judicial Dsisc
Judges Of the superior o,he ely o. New YO.-Mur
Judge q ihc C1nrl Of uamon Pleas Alexander spauding
Jusiceo of the Marine Court, Richard Reed
Governor OF Alishouse Isaac J. ver
Conr Of Repairs and supplies. !. Joseph scudhworth
county eerk Robert Beatty Jr.
Counsel 10 CORPORATION I'M Osn u Ss''or
Coroner ' pr rsrgs Ramsy nr. A!,ns9n 4 Jones,
DENocRAsIc sErusL9AN REGULAR NoNIsA
~ tons. TAMMANY HALL
oprosrp TO rar Know SoTHtses.
OPPOSED 10 TIE MAINE LAW AND OTHER rRoBiroEr LIQUOR
orrosED 70 rnE BLACK RrruDIIcAs SEWARD WING TcHrI
For Secretary q State. Israeli Hatch
For Comp,rolci ........,.,..,..... Lemnel steson
For STATE Treasurer Ariel +. Thurson.
For Cani .om sioner. Curtiss Hawiey
For Attorney General ...,....... samuel . Tilden
For State Engineer and Surveyor. John b. Jeryis.
. . - CITY AND COUNTY f!rxrf.
ror County Clerk Richard 2. counoy.
For street Commissioner San Ne Alien.
For Commissioner OF Repairs and sup
Fdr coaase to the Corporation Sreals b. shepard
For CHS Inspector - Thomas X po,ssnina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

nANIEL y. srcRLEs--TO THE ELECTORS or THE
~ Third Senatorial dsrciWe, the undersigned engaged
rcanle pursuits Ia Tho Third Senatorial dl-trlc deem II
duty to call the attention OF fellow citizens Ia this lis
nct 50 hc Of Daniel e. sickes INC hei
Office of corporation Attorney that they may decide whether
NJ III man 70 be their representative IA the - Il 4
wei known hist here individuals employed who reported
every trivial and technical violation Of the corporation
incurred In the necessary delivery goods
These penalties allowed accumulate they
had reached sufficient enRn. him IN court 81
record bills Of By This he
realized money during n rnpi'a
held that ocs thus all the power Of hs o0ai position
per- ecute The entire mercantile Interests sud
pcy from their pockets, tor 10 earthly ont but to sven he
eIDDuncnf ~ his office. ask, with his eyisu
the la which Mr. Aickes discharges bis oucu does
II be be hon0ro With the surAges people or
To be placed position Of public contlancef IL
not ihe daiy OF cl.n 10 mark such men, when iy
have The ASSURANCE with such record present themselves
for paotc support Remember him Tie polls,
- SLsC1DN.
CASPER 90.
JOAN EDSARD.
rALFu MEAD a 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

rro TIE VOTERS or TUE TWENTY NINTH COUNCIL
district lib wari1ho under slfuo. dssrts 4, withdraw
his rsnd date Councilman ~ the above district
and respectfully requests hs friends support the regular
democ, aue nominee. Nj. pasi uoFR.
JOHN D. FosDIcK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

T'inhD WARD cry REFORM SoMsATro2s -cuA
,aster, integrity, and TIN Il welfare paramount
the limited Interests or auy polite 4. faction.
cn.LTiR ovrEnr.
Fer Councilman, All district ko1as Iudla,
Af,.sfor. Hnri Martin.
tommi tiDnrr of sct William Young ~ u.
Inspector VI Schools .... ......... William j. Fish
1tUft.cs ~ h,hquls--
John N Flint Henry Marlin N Uagert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

no THE FIRCIoEs OF THE SIXTH SENATORIAL
district, comprising The iiih I2b, iSih, iah 18th, i0b.
9th, 2st and x2a wards oes ~ pcrton4i
party cunsgHrsnn have eBnd 10 u. name of
hraaius froass lsq ior 70 etan 70 The tlsr heae The
manner Va WIFI ". als hnrEcd biz dAas during tie last two
sessions OF iat body entities him confidence I'D
port your wishes Lad hosn consulted n o. Interests AMI
dainty OF Ills metropolis had been regarded Mr. NosH would
have received he Homnsss - DC ordinary way Es ,.h
ben or 10 Whether re power AZ Albany. acting
through tha ktnc Patronage shat 10 permei 10 Interfere
h ard coiroi our local pnlnnhona = u 90 decide
whehe' the I'm plfc City mail he .rreNanei "a he councils
% e siatr b hen u a, nisfit) md csperist lis
sad la Tie uued power ani Gnuenae Rreti religious
t0dy IA N be brought bear dsfat to el-c,sn o. NJ.
iTnts II Il be that The attack aade upon i'm IN Toe
public prints T. 10 y. followed ~ i4f ballot boz hone hs
friends ~ 70 hal he ont - c ,nea'
fully hr ufd Ain~s. Ia c other. We desire not 20
aganAi sosi ia tae poicsl sIs nt.hsF 30
wish ., ary church lrfangre Va political aGArs
therefore call uInn YOU icow cgeus "a ndla.e
tempt ~ he kina Ion whatever qa4c mag eoms. ~
JAMfS ". Closs, Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN JUDICIARY coNyES
- ton Alta meeting OF this convention held pursuant to
the recommendation 81 the Democratic General COMMITTEES
ismmany Hah, THURSDAY evening. November T. oni
candidate justice the supreme Court tie Frat
Judicial district place OF Hon Robert IT, Morris sod
HENRY HILTON
Was unanimously nominated such candidate.
.. swACKnA1ER, Chairman.
Javrs L. BEsrpreT, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04
V,O tn ELECTORS o. THE TffH rfENTH ASSEMBLY
dl,fict composed ~ tLc flrob ward q tiy

ITO III IJItIiEN OF IliE Iflh IfIkiH Asst NHlf
di,ict c0fposed u The fAccbJ ward q uis oiy
1cfk
The undermined usEisrs ~ b. Municipal efrm Asssca
til he ey ~ Se isfk AND fesl.suis a. iae ff.snh
ward laet spices ther Efa ~ secing Nr fredsFx
A. ocsAng ~ "a domination or "" Asasnl.g ~ Ms h'
ttl " tdIELpF Tsprrrurt this dAr VI 10 "
ago AID proved himself 1sps All en- c.~B
nsmbsr- wbo reatg % alpos0 acbamss
SAINTS consofed 10 tnf fba ~ 5grns. AMI
oufeh piuudetsfs aud spe uialas b. ~ Legislative
ernoiIpspie. We sfl tai important y hss- ho.es
snd capable representatives. W or h.n l1fhtife ~ "
have and sln cY Eorrrauepi I'm I'D ripoHenrc
b.. taught w. dat Nien 100 sesrrisfA hesin 10
~ The SS Hal hy Hlt 50 ransrs i'f ngsrsn~ "a ~
iaHyieFe. n ptrsihc W Fri ilws 10 p1giar ~ p~gp4~
Mi. runsnR ~ai 90 iA q. eagh@srsig legfe, 70 ih~
esn dasfRH We sn1s he thea hs1 BS has, o 80 In
CONFIDENCE q he aunicpai h.,fm association ~ eossirr
his eeon winch crrry l0rrr a llNFas stsiign
iai city tol dr.irr Hpl sho irb Ls Ne
ftm Afsoatn A. lsrEr hn tffton A@rv fa1plt 81
leir ai" - A0fgna nrds u3ncipa
officers, yet r nndf rsisci nseahrrt u fs so&fou ard
electors ~ tAd difisic bel constrained IL Dol individual
onracy, hu % sIprs lsf ssi'paieg ~ ". cyHsag "a
ia the trrsf re.' Uf ~ rsfym. We frtrefny
LoIs hai al uss Na8 duly value h1Yts ash go ntsfsF
viii wfbSut firluetou q psf'y, gVe fnr NJ ce4sllz
Iaison blu.i. iApDlar splsfus
Leonard ". KIP, n VI. Nrlarif.
II. -. Atfrish Nm Vac liQgx,
4. ~ r. HoogsFeh A. y. Na'taarr,
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10Th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
IN At meeting Of delegates from the lah and 2ynd
wards held the Columbian Hotel fDayi- Junction OF BROAD
way and hghh Avenue Mr. chas Meeks Jr called 70
the chair and Mr. John Ha den chosen Secretary weu
col. JAMES q. BvRSHAM, was unansnousiy s.iscsd A.
the democratic candidate for assembly IN hts district, was
resolved that the said nomination be published.
JoBs Y. HAypsx seoy. CHAs. MEEks JR, Chm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

VOTE OR TIfk HONEST UPRIGHT CAhDiDATEfOA
Judge u Hemm9a llcsf,
EAfrhiDDE LlgfNgsrog
lnafin.usiJ ro..gafi ~ nearly 81 e ~ itl o. 10.
I'VE ARE GLAD 10 sFK THg KAHg az RAnTgL
w SHERMAN, LFQ ~ irff VfNHeEf
Councilman y he tlessn dsftei ffh 3afs NJ sf@snAn
"a hgutg Avier - enfrgy and sht' ri la ecy 4vg-e,
worthy u eQecrse.
WE UkvR IRARSED WIN wren rLgASrNr Tif4r
~ HtNtf VII JsR, 80 u - tlafaer'h va ~ ~
teyed is puisi dsroefsitg commission far - fgIftes y
Assembly dlstrtf. NJ. Nifse fqt.r man rrss~s
dsrfrf islsrt ~ h~ pfass to ls-ysf dera
efs ~ sound na'ionAl IFnrgbs s1S lss ~ ss~s r
hls
yJohEfsDnF.H RF1rLAH DpgoCR sTIc Na1IsA
w thu To- lnsansftaaS ~lns 80
ROBERT q wild
NJ Sslra las. pfa-rip'ts ffsc c1siaesB mi ire
county eY an -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

tTA MEL TING or THE woRKIyGNEX's COUNCIL
III Convention held last night AZ IS Worth sree. A. H. Nj
nor IN The chair, and Il. Mcrhelan, Secretary notion
unanimously
Resolved, Thai LE,rJEL W. PAEEEs Esq. te nominated
a. the working mons candidate for Councilman Of tbs district
H. NcPnEIAS Secretary 4. II. MINOR, Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPuBffCAs REGULAR
IN nomination, Twenty nrst ward. Fn'y afh Council dis
rct For tOuncilmau-
JOHN r. BRODERICK
JOHN BARROW Chairman.
". 7 McGIrwS, Secretary.
uNrO BRIBERY VOTE FOR AN HONEST MAE FOR
Nv stree Commissioner
nFsRY " HOWARD
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