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STATEMENT.
OF THE CONDITION OF rae -
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, .

Or OODENSbURUf1. NEW IOhh.
os rHs FIRST pAr on JANUARY. 1885, AS KEoUIRED
Name ard location above.
Capital Stock all paid in. ............. $50 900 90
The assets OF this Company consist Of the follow
ing itemss l.i'I7l s.l
lst Cash hand and in admission 1851 50
"a No real estate wned by the Company. 80 sL4
Sd. Bonds AM mortgages real estate being first
lien of which amount more than Slt0tOO co.'s a.
lie sane Is mortsased =. ls5 600 90
AZ wills receivable and accefytances. 4s6 90
s,h n rnture -. ~. ............. 100 90
stb Int. est due ~ paid lc0O 50
800 o. udiur tremiums :. :...... -. 436 "a
sth Balance in Agents hands,. s69l 80
The COMPANY Bank other creditor.
los adjust Cd aud Que. $1,000
Losses Adjusted an not 13e2 90
Losses ,n susJ ense aitinT proof estimated at. foW
Losses resisted by Company or 10 suspeose SO 20
against tbs Company lew
small items Of expense. -, =. -. 90. a. r. -
,anv have , rue in regard nsui ed in
city. village. nor IN 20 tne an
allowed insured block the rule neng hes 10
exceeding bic to ioas In any one hre
The was eeftihed ana hso IN the
the Auditor Ohio the last rerort Of this Com
pany. n W. Noo'H' ose y. 81
STATE OF NEW YoRK. 1rs
ST LAWRENCE COUNTY. -
Subscribed and before TINS nrn Gay OF Macn
1855. j. e.. sTILL" ELL. r.
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NEyy SPRING GOODS.
PROF. o. j. WOODS

-
CELEBRATED
Fl A X II + st o X A T V f. :.
fsNE effects Of this wonderful Hair Restorative are pfo-
u eaeing the astonishing results in the public ad
OLD lavish in their praises the Of this
srkabis eomposOn is the only preparation that ear
he dd grey hair H natural color and
following:
MILFORD. WORCESTER Co. Nov. 10. 1874.
PRoF. J.Wo0D.-Ihar Sir: take "a ssure in bearing
voup tary testimony the magic effects your ~Onde fu
hair Restorative "a back 80. hair
fisg. until the top Of scalp became bald sud
gas notwhhdirg had used many eele r,ted prevent
afives Seen saser.isement. induced sve
article iria z-t9nshraent. t"GDd.
few Applications that hair became hrny and assumed
avery glossy and BE- utifo sppearaAee and ~ the time
covered h yeaaE and grosh Of hair. which 10
one to two inches in length and grcsing very fast.
Yours. truly.
HENRY GOODRICH.
wA-ERrowS. MASS, Nay 1, 1854.
PRor. q. j. WocD; Allow the virtues and
of your Fair Rsstoratve Three months since
icing exceedingly grey purchased
two bottles ard II tell in Restoring the sill
isess their native color. and the hair which he
sy and il falling the dsndrua disappeared and the
scalp lost all the dsgreeas itching Annoying before and
not only LOOK cat feel young again.
Respectfully
CHARLES WHITNEY.
81 Prepared and sold wholesale and rea at ia Market
street. st. Iouis. Mo and COS Brosd~ New York
where also all the Popnlsr edisn-s for sale
wholesale retail as low and favorable they
can he bought At any other house.
f5- sale 40 manafaetursrs prices ~ HALL0CK d
sTOODARD and all ire principal druggists where.
myI ~ .
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MAGNOLIA Mills BY Canal. 100 bills. Every Dbl war
sps '''''' '' GEO. FOSTER co.
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IVORY TABLE KNIyKs.

FINE Of Ivory Tables in stock in sin
sets of pieces which both and
able for Christmas and New Years The attention
hssssksepexs iseail$a to this fact CBAS s. WELLS
- 2 doors below the Branch Bank
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN s. MITCHELL * SON, 4
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS, 80 ii
EVANSVILLE, lSD. f-.ft
Onee ard Warehouse Water street, bfresr -Mafn
and Locust; also corner Of WaInat stand tae
Canal and at ths Big Wharf Boat at -,
foot Of Main street
VJTITL advance cash on all kinds of Produce COZ
respondents at New oriean and the Eastern Cities
orders purchasing Produce Merchandise, hiied
at the shortest notice aud lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention TO the Forwarding of
all Northumberland Produce to their eare and
with their experience and ample facilities for storage,
do not hesitate TO guarantee Satisfaction. r
noyI4-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL & son.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
fDirect Importation from Sheffield, EnglandO :. 80.
uHAvE Just opened invoice OF Sheffield Goods direct
from the hands which invite the at
Merchants and Others who wish TO purchase for
business paper The invoice consists In part
of the folio wing. viz:
Paeket do do: Ripping do;
shears and Scissors; Tenor am Compass do;
R,xor,: Drawing Knives;
Files ofevery description: Chsels. Socket and frmer
cold the lowest market rates here or
elsewhere. asths New Hardware 'sorsGf WELLS.
decI2 2doors below the Branch Bank.
SEED POTATOES. ~
100 BUSH. Just received in pr,m order
HUI apps COOKS Family Grroee.
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UpUTLER,s MERCANTILE WRITING FLUIDS
BOTTLES Of this cnoiee Ink received
and for sale BY s. L. GILBERT AZ co..
mh7 Sycamore. near Water
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DAMAGED HARnwARE.

DAMAGED HARNM ARE.
~ NJ, GRIFFITH has still large amount OF Hardware
We hand damaged by and which he 10 selling
from IS IS less than mrs, cost the
rRese bargain Builders and Mechanics Of
all viii find their before purchasing else
where, to call and examine these goods. at
BELLS Brics Ware House.
Baeko OF he ne~ Court Housp.
N. B.-Msrchauts visiting the city rpltn,sh their
stock will their call for am detsrmu-
ed to close out this stock. arsi-dSw
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sPRisG GOODS.

sPRftts GOODS.
2\HE undersigned receiving daily their large
we'll selected stock Of Spring Goods consisting IN part
O. the latest Prints Lawns Bareges. Deanes.
6nnsnams Ponns. Lassrs. black and fancy SILKS white
Dress Tools Cloths. black and Cassimeres Summer
Pant-stuas rxeeds aa3 b1a Linens. Denims
IisEngs Drngs Apron Cheeks Mariner Stripes brown
ana bleaehed Musns. Also Boots n Shoes.
ALsO-silx. Straw and Gimp Bonnes Misses Hats. etc.
ALSo.-strav, Palm, Leghorn. Wool and Fur Hate.
goods to VIII eh invite that sell
tnem better less money than either
Cneianasi or louisville Come and LOOK through stock
mhIs 2nd4w MERRITT, FIELD 4 CO.
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THEO DORE FRANKE,S
CINCINNATI DYEiNG ESTABLISHMENT,

CINCINNATI DYEiNG ESTABLISHMENT,
Corner Che and Canal opposite Henry Luz Groce.
Evansville. Indiana
NANCY Deer Steam Seoarer and ehnisher OF Dry Goods
and for0erly Foreman 1t Cincinnati Tor Mr. TeasCale
New York Dye House.
Cleans by Ladies' and Gentrsmens Clothes of Silk
and wooen Crare and Cashmere. shaws OF eoery dscrp
on aud finishes al Dyes kind OF stats
c0riing aad finishes them equal to He
sains from silk Dresses dry ithout
the color stud e also cleans rfnshes Cur
tains ia Silk and oollen TOile De Tersse aud Tuls.
Also cleans Carpets and finishes them equal 10 at
air rates. octl9-I ,d&w
NEW SPRING GOODS.
HSHE nndergncd have 10 store aiage PORTION OF their
III stock Of Spring Sammsr Goods consisting In Of
Beac,ec and Brown shesBss aud shirtipgs Mariners
stripes Tki IS Cotoha5ss and Pant Sn1s Caulet Jeans
blue and Driings Bieaehed Drlngs Irish
aud Brown Linens. and Shirt Checks Tweeds
Ca'stmeres and Broad Clio Prnts Ginshams Lawns an
Mpsns blsck aud arcy Lastres Bereg,s Cashmere asd
Muslin de LANES, Linen Che eks and summ.r Co~tngs
gether It'll large and well selected stock Notions Roots
Shoes, Hats Clocks et. numerous TO mention to
all Of which they respectfully invite the attention Of all
NH ".
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INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIh ICATE OF !
THORlTY. .r4.q
ru-.fi To expire the slst Of July. 1875
lsr THE STATE OF INDIA Ma.

AUDITOR OF STATES % FiCE. 9
Ifl INDIANAPOLIS. April 9Th. ls35.
WHEREAS. The STAR INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
oGDENsBu RICH. N y. has flee in this oce. men;
OF Js dtion the eth April 1855 the
ration and pery certified and its writs
instrumen. nominating its and authorEine hea fu
aud unreseryeey to acknowledge service OF process in the
event of suits. - --'.---. .-ff
Now Therefore In pursuance % the reIuir
amend entitled the
Insurance Companies defining their and prescribing
their duties approved March fs55
isfaetory evidence Of II eomlanee the require
ments and specifications Of that act. l. Hiram Talbot.
Auditor OF the State Indiana. do hereby certify
@. HALLocK Of evansville Ind the Agent OF said Com
Is authorized the business Of
the Agent the said star Insurance Company this
nt aiy 3st 1855 70 the ext>nthst he lie
ed and appointed by the said Company g.
IN Witness Whereof have hereto subscribed name.
April. A. ID. 1855. lSeail IA. r.. TALBorT.
apI2 -'erH Auditor of State.
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HARDWARE. NEW sTOCh,
Il HAS NbLBsis nov oTenirg 1srge snd complete
assortment Of Hardware. Cutlery etc. Of which
fro m aisrior Ininois aud KensneIy ssnsr
ally ORDER that they may satisfy themselves that ard
he scdlow in Evansville as elsewhere. e stock
Manufacturers The feoSins pr'ses PORTION of his
stock portion TO arrive but mostly hand viz
Tatle Knives 515 every STYLE aud pattern. 81
Pocket knives so deken.superisr assortment.
seythes leo dosen grain superior quslisy.
Seythe sna,hes; IS dozen; complete assortment.
Cradles grain: Is dozen. ass qualities. ~
Hay rakes; 20 dsz.n. .Blood's brand. i
seythe stones; IS bss OF gross each. w ~ hs
Hoes; IS dozen, steel. pisnters. handled. e sod
Chains; 10 casls trace and l'g -
Iiames; and beat. az N iiffIIff
shovss and SPADES 80 DOZEN Ares Rowlsnds and iron.
Files; SO dozen en- tire and com piete assortment.
sieves sud Riedes; Is dozen. almost every number
Saws. mill and cut; cases. cast and German steel
Saws; SO dezsp hand rip ssno1 compass. wood etc. b.
Planes; 40 eas,s bsnch and pcnldjpg-s... ~ ybc..g
Lo rs and Latehes 30 cas- 4. all D. descriptions. fr
Butts Greenvoods 80 dozen narrow broad and shutter.
Axes; co hxs; chappng broad and hand. fiflfnef
Brass kettles; casks. all fizes. Ana ~-a 20 rIr
Coffee mills; 20 dezen- various patterns. 81
Spoons 100 gross iron Britannia and German silver.
Tea kettles; caks light and smooth.
Augers, TOO DOZEN. assorted KINDS and lrands.
STRAP hinges; 1900 lbs. 6ta "a inches 4 gItffzi
S ad irons loo lbs. 4to lbs
Japsnned tin ware; ses very large ancrtmsnt. 4
large ortment Of razor steel sh ars and scs
wool and horse cards. horse Dust
hatchets ehise and Of
and bs sh hooks and lines; cedar and
csrpenters ac combs specacles and cases. port mon
nais nee6ies sewing knitting and yArn gun caps Jevs-
harps. hairpins. thimbles etc.. etc - 3Alssal 81 n
together with
CHAIN PUMPS cHArSBr TIE CASUAL Of which will be
sold low fer cash or apfcrRyss tine SaPsI
the Hardware Store. doors below Bra CHI Bank
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STATE OF INDIANA,1ss t q,
vASDERRrRGH CocSTY. t.'tt -tASf -
In the Cour Of Common Pleas Of yandsrbursh County, In
LLAMA. June term. 1855.
Joseph NJ. Caldwell - q eatt sfaEff4.s eltf
vs.. Attacfm - Ia.
William Parker, (colored) '+i+ e. ll4
4 sppessrg from shdavit fled in ny ofes setting
u forth that the said William Parker is resident OF
the State OF Indiana The said defendant William Parker
therefore hereby Quilted of the pendsncy shove
titled action and that the will trial the
nsxt term said Court to be begun xndhed at the Court
House IN the city OF Evansve the first Monday in June
A ID. 1885, - af.ss4 JACOB LUNKENHEfNER.
it psi Clerk ofthe Court of Com. Pleas. v. @. q.
April 81, 1855. q SD f4l.r t-r1 sat i,frs...i-
Wheeler 4 Rohnson. Attprneva Plaintiff. Iuy4-4w
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-,,s LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
yyT1LLIAM BELL. lie just opening on Main street
w oppoateths Bank aarge an wsifselccssd stock
ofleather and dndngs consisting in part Of
soo0 sdeso OF soleieathef, Hemiock And spshisA
q, tanned ga 49,. -. L,-... - - :.
50 doz. morocco No. l. 2, and 4, pieo extra Mad
yrass French and Cape boot. and ladies Prench.
75doz kiPTPrime City, heavy country, light me.
7 dum Ati @l-sH ca u IA tff VS. ~
20 doz Cochneal Roam
10 y. Pink blue and green do isFsn .fqSi1
20 Linngs--Pink, blne. and green.f -, A.,
20 :" Bindinxs-Lindsey . ca pc goat ana sheep.
% Patent kid skins.
$50 =. scsfskihs-light. lhesvys and nsdiul woriA
., Fair and Caron,
:: OIL thong leather, iegr lai naqu TaV
10 -. Nadrass Kid
20 bits pegs.'A 81 3Nsth 43f as
500 prs.las;s.v .ar-fu, al - .,r,tffs~
Boot trees rasps avis pincer,, FAX nails balls ,achs
stamps. resid. buffers islicker Wheels keya books
and all other tools and materials by shoe
all ofwhicb w be sold on the most reasonable terms
iei4 - 80
JoHs J. CaASpIEa ..,s JAaKs HAILAH. IN.
feai f. caANDLEn 4 HARLAN. .sF7T
Holm J. cHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Ir. have
- associated then selves together
oflav and viii attend to ala eh<H. Oss
or both always be found their once Lesust street
oppcs. sherwood House % size
ness p ompt attention silf he over % eosctions
Ersnsvine Nov. e.lt5+--lyys3si a4.f I'D I'd
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. DISSOLUTION.
THE psrtnerhip Of FOSTER BROWN dissolved By
g Limitation on the first infant. rUaftI
Our frends indebted
fer especial addition extern
ded ns) By ling OF tie olc d. settling
their balance Those stem indicted III present
the name of the kiin in liquidation. n ". FOSTER.
- a N stM 80 , WILLIAM BROWN.
CONTINUNNCE.
aersxaea would respectfully HE friends
and the sf the late
hs business will lie continued him
he will be pes~d those friends city
receive orders from those that do and will every
rtiop them we'll faithfully. For the liberal
and long eented himself aud the
would h.s sincere - na- p eHifoHu
nhl2 N. W. FOSTER.
nAMAf:ED HARDWARE a., -. "a
M GRIFFITH oars his stock OF rfware. CUTLERY,
We Ceorers' Cirpen.ers aud other mechancs' Tools
dam ssed at the ire sale nj less than os,at
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MARCH isT.-spRING CooDs

MARCH 1sT.-sPRING GOODS
NV opening stock very hands ma snrr .
w Goods. the first in the market. isting OF
Spring Pant Stufs; Handsome Lawns:
LishtS ring Prints; Handsome Barex,..
and Dress Goods of all kinis which bourht
se sold . Ter low prices
II. HAGHEE RI
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nAMAGED HARDIN ARE
HARDWARE. NEW sT0CA. .

7 BarfWare. Cuttfery,
Ne Ceorers' Cirpenters cad osher mechanics Tools.
dam sged at the ire sale nc l-ss than
| fe,2 - BELLS Brick WAREHOUSE.
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AFFAIRS IN PUTNAM COUNTY.
Corre.poudence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The n. Y. Tribune.
CARMEL, Wednesday, Oct II, 1855.
judge Brown, who has been holding the present
Putpam county circuit, sent over all the indictments
which had been proved for violations of our Maine
Law TO tho next term Of the Oyer and Terminer for
this county. He sisted that before that time the con-
.ttu,onay of the law would be passed upon and vet
tied by the court of Appeals and these cases could
then be disposed Of according 70 the decision Of that
court. Ia his decision to the grand jury the judge
n eely alluded 10 the decision Of the general torn OF
the Secor district declaring the law to he unconstltu
topal and instructed them that Notwithstanding tins
violations of tse law lie suggested, however, that 1t
would be better for them to take no action until the
question was finally determined by the court OF APP
peols although he did not wish to interfere with the
discretion which they might think proper to exercise
In the matter. $50.
Yesterday and the following nominations were made:
For merter Of Assembly, Charles A. Atws'er; county
clerk Aug ustus Hszen; sheriff, CHARLES l. Brewster
county iudge, Ambrose Ryder; justice OF sessions
Daniel Baker; coroners, Asa hoyt ana 'ohn u "a-
houn. ...; l., .,o
There Is as vet no Republican organization IN the
county but il TO be the general Impression tnat
the Wings as well many Democrats will support
the Republican ticket. The Know Nothing orgamhacc
ton il reported TO be strong and to embrace most OF
the leading Democratic politicians. The wings who
cam OF vote for Preston King a. Co. wi undoubtedly
show th cir attachment for the principles OF Clay ana
Webster by uniting with the know-Nofhlng hunker
Democrats. e.
There mas been rather an exciting time At the crcu
growing out of tue trial of two seduction cases. La
one the Jury in this evening with verdict for
the plaintiff three thousand dollars ms Is an u-
usually large verdict for this county and was douDess
int nded as an example to evil doers as the amount
recovered heretsf in similar cases has seldom ex-
cee,Ied five hundred dollars. A LOoKER-OS.
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icsl poia, - yeT ard the nature. FORM ADD policy
Of their government, He dwet particularly upon the
roicy, that rgsntic system OF rar alton and ies
potis Of wsics Ru.ci. u st the present dav the ouy
fyFonsnf. Tie rise and destruction Of the jsnssa'y
rev solden"-fcrned an destructive ep'sois psf'
,culary rom The fact thss the 'estsrer tTea'n the
character q Sul'sn Mshmoud in 60 cs',inh snd
she manner. lie regarded Mahmoud 81 Ne regeae'-
s.or Of the rrrki.h empire snd his action n destroy
ing The iAnssaries d'ct.tsd By profound scr's Of
na'itn.l irstice sra necessity In 'ac', the fah- Of
TIE present SULTAN fond ia Mr.. oscanyan an en'hus
s.tic and eloquent defender Ia addiion to his the
lecturer gave n novel sod instructive description Of
the habits and manners q Oriental li'ai which he
ilusIated with number Of anecdotes hst were emf
nently original and Characteristic. The second lecture
ostte course takes place On the :ed inst.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD Oh NEW
TORK AND NEW-JERGEY.

The first business transacted yesterday morning,
a4r the usual religious exercises was the presenta-
ticn Of report from the committee the Records OF
Presbyterep, recommending the approval OF thoss
records fully satisfactory TO the Joint com nittee.
The report was adopted. The COMMITTEES OF Arrange
nens reported the order Of exercises for the evening
Adopted.
TIE Rev. Mr.. WILEY Of San Francisco Cal. red
an Interesting narrative on the State OF religion In that
region, which was ordered TO be filed.
The Rev. Jos. \. GALLAGHER OF this CITY OIL cred q
resolution calling the presbyteries aud sessions IN
take up collections in aid of the support a candidates
for the ministry while pursuing their theological stud
les at CsIoD seminary
CHILD calling for the appointment OF committee To
receive communications from tho various presoJ teries
a. the most feasible means to be adopted tor carry
ing out the purpor Of the resolution. tn, rev. doc
tor aso advocated the passage OF the rssoiao 10 an
effective and lengthy speech, ia which he called tina
attention Of the synod 10 the fact that there was An
INNER re foreign field well 81 local one where tbs
service Of the ministry was greatly noeoed mat "a
addition 10 the immense number Of pagaLs and unbe
eyes to whom the light of the gospel had 10 be mats
known there we're tu0 hundred millions Of souls under
the dominion Of the I" man OF nan, snd that for oil
these ministerial provision had 10 be made.
The aCOIaion of the resolution aso advocated
BIZ the Reys. Drs. Cox, SMITH, aud Others, and was
finally passed e. amended without dissenting voice.
The Synod then took recess.
The afternoon session was opened with prayer, and
an address By the Rev. DR.. WILsos, the moderator.
The Rev. Mr. WHY Of San Francisco ia accord
ance with the provision to that effect IN the jer OF
exercises elhoTted the members 10 increase their zeal
il the holy work Of the ministry. Tue sacrament ot
tie Lords supper then psrtskeS Of and tbs SYNOD
proceeded to tIanssct some unimpOrtant business
Las. evening VAS devoted " exhortation ana onef
religious exercises and narrative on inc sa'e OF re-
iaon was read in accord aEce with The usual cusson
To morrow will probably Clcse the labHs Of Tho
SYNOD. That Of se1t year will be held at Greeo-
rOrf /, /.
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STATE POLITICS.
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.


The Republicans and Wings of the XAlld senatorial
district, held convention at BIZ gham,9n on tee i'ta
irst and put in nomination George w; braoioIu VI
Corlard county. Joseph Reynolds Is the Candidate
of the Softs in the same senatorial district
BENJAMIN Carver OF Mohawk has been nomnstea
nv tbs KTow.Nothings of the XVIII senate district
H c. Netmore of Duchess Is the hlndoo canui'
date for senator in the IIth senate district.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
NJ ceorce Burr of Bin gbamton is the Hard can
die a,e for member Of assembly in BIoome county.
The Sofs of the LIST district OF Onondsga county
have nominated Sidney II. Cook OF CanhIus ioI the
In Yates county, Gilbert Shever is the nominee OF
the HaI de-, aud Henry Hustled OF the Sotts'
The RI publicens of Wayne county have nomnated
Harlow HYDE in the Eastern district, and Thomas
Barre s in the Western.
JUDICIAL NOMINATION..
Noah Davis, Jr., of Orleans county, has been noml
mated by the Republicans for justice OF tbs Supreme
court In the With Judicial district.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
TtoeA coUNTY.-Tbe Republicans Of Ilcga have
pominated tie folio wing strong ticket; For county
iudee the Hon. Thos. Harrington, ex State tareasun
a democrat; for sheriff, Romes Woodruff, Wing Tor
member, Lyman Bradley, Wing; for county erk' tne
Hon. Washington Smith. Democrat
VIlIrH JUDICIAL DIsrRIoT.-tor judge OF the su-
plere court, Noah Davis, Jr., OF Orleans
XXNITH SENATORIAL DIsrRIcT-lracy beaoie'
CLINToS-For Assembly, Silss Arnold
ORLEANs-Couuty Judge and surrogate, Afcnoaa
Ssrvoss; Assembly, Dan. III. Cole; coroners, Orson
Nicholson, Jas. Chapman justice OF sessions "ni'
Ruggles.
cste Amos c. Hull; county clerk, Henry ). Condo
snne,intepdept of poor Lorenzo GouldlDg; justice OF
.eisions Norman Roe: Assembly--Ist dist, Villa n
Ccn0er. lid dist, Andrew s. Warner; coroners,
Moses Chase, John W Lyon, John A. Pisce'
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RICHMOND COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NoNiNArIoNS.-
The Democrats of Richmond county, In convention
on the 18TH made the following nominations; For
member of Assembly, William j. Shea; for county,
Judge Montgomery Gibbs, (which by the way, pol
itics apart, is an excellent nomination MI 1,oo'
standing high both personally and professionally,
for county clerk Israel C. Denyse' ana lot Snef'n
Abraham Lockman.
The Know NothinSs of the same county have nom-
;n..es for Assembly j. Blake Hitler and for county
iudCe Henry r. Meieslfe We have not yet learned
the Whig nominations.