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Dwelling House 10 Rent.

Dwelling House 70 Rent.
\ DESIRABLE dwelling house AaA
n with all necessary outhouses, sit iid
uated on the corner of North Boulevard. &
St. Louis streets. Possession given i'm
mediately. Apply to J. J. LEFEVER.
octl3.lm. Lafayette st.
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r8adp'Gqa1et.
BATON ROUGE, ::::::::::O CT. Is, 1855.

To CORRESPONDENT AND CoxMuN.
IcAsrs.-Four or Eve long letters,
from abroad foreign part) on OUT
table. the only serious objection TO
which, il length. Bredth and depth
with ~ il nothing; but length, cuts
out Of our columns, shout one half Of
the generous and spontaneous Offer
ings at the shine Of literature, BY eur
travelling friends' in other psrts..-
Can they. and will they not bear this
fact in mind, and eolate, condense,
abrsviate and curtail their ideas Z
The great peculiarly Of the age. 10 to
time save. and labor ssve. A short
communication il soon written. quick
y persued. and II Il has any point
long remembered. ~
Uncle Tobias " Ghost Story" 10
short enough and will appear.
I'm tight place" Was evidently in.
tended for Harris Mirror" it il too
sentimental for u, to nay nothing Of
it, enormous length. Shall We hand
il over 70 Harris, when be returns?
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Notice To Parents And Guardians.
THE REV. f. GUION, will reopen his
l. Seminary, for young ladies, on the
LIST of November oct12-lm,
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NOTICE,

TINE select sc hool of r. D. WILSON, will
L be re-opened on Monday, 18th inst,
at the Old Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Nam and Florida street. octt4.1w,
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Professor Agassis thus describes the
different kinds Of ice: First be says, ID
that produced BY freezing Of the sur
face Of the water and successive layers
Of water beneath it-a laminated scbis
tose mass. Into this bubbles from the
bottom Of the pond were frequently
frozen. Glacier ice il formed Like
pudding-stone, compact masses be-
ing cemented together, 80 that when
. large lump Of glacirer ice is exposed
to tho sun it will crumble IN pieces.
Icebergs can b determined to be de-
rived from glaciers. and not 10 be the
frozen surface Of the ocean. by their
oouglonsrate composition.
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% There will be total eclipse Of
the moon, on the night Of the 25th
inst.
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DeSoto Lodge No. 2, 1. O. O. r.
REGULAR MEETING s,l|||l|lI|(lf,
~ every THURSDAY night, at7 :
O'Clock. Room opposite II. r. Wad- 99sgsV&~
dilPs Drug Store, on Church Street.
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Silk L. Satin Ronnets

Silk Il Satin BOnnets.
4 RTIFICIALS and Millinary Goods,
II also Cloaks Talmas and Mantillas of
the most approved styles, to be sold on
the most reasonable terms O'CONOR,
Third street opposite Post office Baton
Rouge. oct16.
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New Arrivals.
IN BARRELS Extra St. Louis Flour.
w 80 half barrels do. do. do.
so bags Bran.
oct. IS. JOSHUA BEAL
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tie subject Of consent Is we'll BY vi.
itors, as our own towuspeople. Th
Barracks arc fast crumbling into NJ
ins-are deserted, save by rats AM
bats who hold uudisputed possession
For years past. nothing has been dom
IN the wsyof repairs to keep up tn
pest, il We except white.washing nov
and then, or trimming up the shade
trees; and a. the place is never used
except for . day or q week At = time
and then only by troops in srass;su, il
should be abandoned as q military
post, since it can never boast more
than . corporal's guard at any time
Now. We believe that the whole premi.
ses are in charge Of only two or three
men.
Never have We met traveller from
any State or any cline who has not,
on going over the barracks and arsenal
grounds. admitted the unsurpassed
beauty Of the location. Some years
ago, when the corpse Of Engineers sp-
pointed to look after a location for the
Navy yard, (which subsequently, was
located at Memphis) they selected this
~ the most desirable spot on the
Mississippi, for that purpose; and ev-
cry candid man must admit the fact.
By opening the mouth of the Man
shac river . few miles below US, com.
munication is At once had to a region
Astounding with the finest live oak
timber in the world and . short
transit is obtained 10 the sea-which
with some work on the lakes Maurapas
and Pontchartrain, would afford .
shorter transit to the sea, than from
New Orleans by way of the Balize.-
Hence is tho Barracks at this place
.minently fitted by nature IS the best
ocatiou for Navy yard on the Miss
ssippi. But this is not the burthen
# our song this morning. The citi-
'ens Of Baton Rouge, have a right,
not only to complain, but to remon-
'trate with the government in refer
moe to her " Arsenal " at this place.
There are arms sufficient to equip the
State; with ammunition enough to blow
Up the town, and yet there is not
more than ten white persons on the
premises. This fact has often been
'eferred to; and it is high time it
hould have attention. If the Post il
mo. whcreat a single company cannot
70 kept to protect the government
then the citizens Of the
lace have right to assemble, and
through their representatives in Con.
,ress. demand that the implements Of
|eath-the bid for any iusurrectionary
movement that might be put on foot.
70 removed to some other place where
hey can be protected.
% In the month of August l l, 900
ersons are said to have died from
he ravages Of Cholera in Florence.
he population is generally about
10000, but is now reduced to
5000. In some places interim
ns have taken place, where the
ersons supposed to be dead, were
My in q state Of suspended annima.
on.
An Italian warehouse-keeper in
"a fauborg ofFlorence) was
uried for dead in the Trespino ceme- I
'ry With many other supposed corpses {
. common grave. He awoke to a I
ate Of consciousness, and 50 thin was |
70 covering Of the sandy earth above |
i'm. that be made his way out to the
lrfaoe. Still weak, he lived for three +,
ays on roots in the forest which sur
unded the grave ward. At last he : !.
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New Fail aud Winter Goods.
(fCON0R, has now in store well seiec-
" ted stock of Fall and winter Goods, con-
sisting in parts of-Silks, Dress Goods,
Ribbons, Grapes, Cravats, Embroideries,
Laces, Fringes, Gloves, Hosiery and Dress
Trimmings.
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DAN RICE CoxrSo.-We find the
following paragraph in the Memphis
Eagle and Enqirer of the 10th:
Mr.. Storah agent for Dan Rice Is
Circus Company, informs the EWING
News that the great Dan Rice and
his troupe may b expected here on
the Goth inst.
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HAD HIx THsRs.-A clergyman
was csnsuriug young lady for tight
lacing.
Why" replied the miss, "you
would not surely recommend, loose
hsbits to your Pensioners"
The author" Of the above, is going
down on the Bella Donna, this evening.
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tlOD.
An Italian warehouse-keeper in
Palaszuolo "a fauborg Of F lorence) was
buried for dead in the Trespino ceme-
tory with many other supposed corpses
in . common grave. He awoke to a
state Of consciousness, and so thin was
tho covering Of the sandy earth above
him. that be made his way out to the
surface. Still weak, he lived for three
days on roots in the forest which sur
rounded the grave yard. At last he
recovered strength sufficient to reach
his house, where he starteled his fami-
~, who we're in mourning for him. He
assured them that he distinctly felt
the bodies Of numerous people inferred
with him, moving about. The grave
was consequently opened. and it wa.
found that many ten in number. as l
have said, had stirred, and several Of
them had bitten their fingers in agony
and otherwise injured themselves.-
They were all dead when the investiga-
lion was made. The utmost excite.
msnt prevailed on the subject among
Lhe population.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22

MUNICIPAL REroRM-PEoPLEs TIcKEr-AT
SIKH ward-Irrespectys Of pary-hed nj Union Hail Union
street souh BMroossn M KIN last sgonns George q sar sg
The Chairman stated tho object Of the meeting the So
lection Of suitable ward ticket TO be supported at the
noasn was aac and carried to appoa, courniaee OF
ree e report ,. & . ss5e q s me
appointed such couiee who reported the following
whereas ihe .vsem Of making nominations for tho various
prsssea ~ W lie ySrSus poia psrs he press S IN
I o ~ and Ss d n sdn s w e
@1sd for he .appcr, Of tSe city sosernmsni; and
have subjected The mappropation Of the funds Of
The county "a shown BY se geosn action Of 'he Board o.
Meeting Nominations by which political hucks.er their
saas'u ssaa friends and 'T'''' nave been elevated 70 'n'e
whereas; We ecs~ssr rouaons elnanatng froa source
favorable consideration the voters Of his wardbelevng,
billy should be made hy lsgai voters Of ward .iesd
efaisw aspiring political ieadersan their coadutershcse
Resolved That the voters ward Irrespective
We ssy ~ asse Il s s q ss
see y any i he poasa psr,e. oess Ssi
Re.olved Thai conr,ee six be Appalled, Props
20 tbs meeting suitable ward Ticket to be supported at e
fs,ovsd Thai M. ae.e y known DE Peoples rtE"
The resolutions unanimously Adopted.
@ :. .sssd 1 ss s@s . was ssso = IT
reported the following tickei:-
rog Alderman. 1arnes q wiifansou. whig
Supervisor Charles ". Cotton Dsnsocrnl
\. Constable. ............ W. W. Randoif Wing.
Inspecora of Election First Dlsirlrt--
John 4. Allison, Democrat. Nathan Lane, WhxE
InapectCla OF Elscion herond Dlsirirt-
Emor Chapman, Democrat. l,nec skidmore. Wig.
was nnarmousy adopted and COMMITTEES OF ,sSee Mesrs
and Iuddlneton appointed inform 90
gentlemen o ,hetr nomination. and request hs sercptancs 4
motion 10 publish the proceedings Of the meeting the
New York Herald The New YORK Express zsi the Brooklyn
Eagle and star carried The mceng sfer giving dr~c
the resolutions ar. three tDses see for the
Of the ticket adjourned 10 Tkuray evening" October r. n
The ssme lime and place.
Brooklyn, October 10, E5j. -. u -. -. =.
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Im AnATEuu CoREIxPosor.cx Hy41D-We
have received lei'er from person signing himself
Henry Edward kear, and dated Brsto England, enclo,
log long printed extract from her aslsssy's Land
heyenne Recofes in relation to certain coal mines, In
which the author and his father calm 70 bs interested
and rsodest requesting lie nseT'on hope that Il
may meet the eye u his said father ~ho Supposed -
be living somewhere In thi. coun,ry This bat one
ofthoais Of similar AFFILIATIONS with which We are de-
iugsd from time 10 time from all pnlts u The ~orlA
People sesm To think that tho % newspapcr 10
one of nnrsitigated philanthropy al thA, Journalist.
have pothrg 70 do bat TO rseay social and Individual
spu'ea, Hnd lost rsations ani Obtain sit'a0ns an food
for all ssrts of people
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AFFAIR ~ TIE BARK PEyrosA-We fna by the Mauri
titus S7tind tina. the conisct Of George H. Fsrnum
Tsq, the United States Consul At Port Louis In relieving
ard forwarding 70 Australia tire AMI part of The
passengers Of the United States bark peytona who
hepIc y thrown on bis hanAs time ago BY certain
veNaious legal proceedings at that port has with
the sanction and appreciation that {, mered Under
epportionment by Congress tn bills drawn by him
The department. Of state, amounting 10 s. s5s 30 mi
which were 50 generously cashed by Msssra Byih Bro
Tiers Co., Engsh merchants at Port LouL have been
all Iaid and Mr.. farnnm in addition 10 the sasfaston
of biz conscience in aiding hts distressed country.
men, has The greti6eaton 81 finding that he had not
counted mstakingy tho justice and patriotism u
Convress
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IHx TaoY UsrurrT -Tht roblo %, Jsct seefss 70 be
In Lair WY TO realiso the cAeasssas u its Sund,r
One hundred md ,Ht7 ;houAara dollar. beoa already
h-erbed " the citizens Of Iroy And orass 70 obtain
.neIeinsinser Of tas eapiI sass~ary, tsso.ooo) as
pscpsed 70 cell esSarshirA sseTiag 20 ihs ssbserbrs
me FREQ tuition u their for igns u years
varying according b the snan, II the szbscrpiion rhs
sis secured or the university eonssa q about thirty
sir sfres o' ground Mount la sAs, of Tho -iiy of
TOY. II commands beautiful cosntry, AID " =, ihs
ssns TINA situated conveniently near the t,vn
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a. ramosl r. sydney, seward u the shlg tsoiena "a.
wsh.nx ri'b bur respectabe mss-.d acqna lnis se~a
Who bad called - are him al so,.or All 900. ,ty.-
osniss rushsf sgsf1st thefD Determined h. get up
rv wihoui ahy esuss. We rrocesed On trysag % get
cgtd thfir way, but followed ~ the rorsss VI
snrrovnded rs a. the bead of M.en lane 4ssnae eys
pey hsing The only nan of eoor IN The crowd tie
ssPec@i ficn 81 sticks KICKS hc having ha8 fso ~
~ ieesh tnoeked ost shiis stoang pfk 70 ~ htt
ssreral ci'nsns iueTfers Ia ~ thaG tai iheF
ato abaftc is reeshsd hs shlp ates aftsen sai~s
hstd snrk. No policeman oauA 10 ssss nrs htHft aN
hew fork, sunday siis!neoa, os' m is5s
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MORNING EDlrloN-MoNDAY, OCTOBER g. 1855

biiiy irbirieJ 81 any union Of TN co tickets,
beong mt to me- bat TO the par which nowftrtcd me,
or - authorized epi picseHtrtiyes. The ooiy conute
could IN any gire to the sugnstiorswoud
be IN fethirg myself ard being made instrsneu-
fafin tr even party 10 r1usinf shcrs 10 do -" Phpse
who hss. done fhe honor ne their candio ste
know HI, deicacy toward meet Yestr sil tIfir
fr anything of This nature wlcb tkcy think IL adviso
b's 70 do. Very respc-ffily Jour ot~dient servara
e. r. TIIuEN.
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DRGULAR DFwe OR ATTIC NOMINATION FOR CORO.
III ner, Dr JOSEPH HEINE.
VoUNG MfNs DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLrB.-
Ihs members Of iin club VIII meet a. theft room. 90
Broadway, fArsdemy Hai) Monday evening mort. a Z
ocuE % aiierd the rahcson meeting be hcfs, the Ne.
tro,yoiran Theatre on thsi evening
KLIJAH WARD, President,
Ssasds S9ss ?. f'f51Tri sTson {ssers,are,.
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Brooklyn City Politics
TEMPER AScE LEAGUE NON

meeting 10 70 be held this evening when the above
nominations win be brought up for confirmation.
The candidates sbove named for Senator, County
Judge and Assembly, fiIst district aso the ~g
nine.s. The remaining candidates, with the exception
of thnte Tor Assembly in the second and Tird districts
bave been nominst~d by the republicans The rcpublI-
cans have nominated Epoch Jacobs for police Justice Of
the Fourth district.
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2D SENATORIAL. DIST RICf--FiRST, SECOND. THIRD
- Fourth tinh ard Sixth war,sAt adjourned meeting
o the Regular Democratic Republican Senatorial Convenpn
held at Moneomery's, No I5 Beekmap street. Saturday
evening Oct 90 X. q Montgomery In the chair and H. Har
son Smith and VIM H. Robbins Secretaries.
T. g. Maloney, Chairman OF the Committee Of Conference
ed that he joint es behalf OF this
the MON Conveblon hah agreed the
Daniel 4. sckles Of The T.fr yard suitable iate for
tic nomination OF Senator.
On motion Of George IT, Purser of the Fourth ballot
ordered. The following Penernen were put
nacnTbCfnss }. Barr OF the sxh James English OF the
lLrd, and Daniel T. sckles, o. The Third wards
Tie convent hcn ballot the canddate
cob L. smith, OF The First end i. O. Maloncv of the Third
wards. appointed teilers On the first ballot Daniel f.
Sickes received votes Thomas Barr received
nine votes; James English one voe L. H. Smith one VOTE and
NJ. French one vote.
Thereupon the Chairman announced he result Of the ballot
declared the 1aDiel T. Sckcs or tho Third ward having
received the votes q majority OF ali the
posing the convention the democratic republican candi.
fae for Senator In the Third district.
cp motion OF Thomas Eyrnes Of the First ward the nomina
utn Mr. Sickas declared unanimous al! the members
OF the convention rong n he affirmative. II
On motion of Jacob l.. Smith, o. the First ward, Committee
OF each ward appointed 10 wait upon Mr. Sices
and tender him The domination.
On moion OF ID. Hahen OF The Second ward committee Of
from each ward appointed call ratification meet
Lg and make arrangements for The said committee TO
meet az Mont somerys Monday Oct % O'Clock y. NJ
arer recess the c1TD3tee appointed TO wait Mr..
sickes reported that they had behalf OF the convention
rendered the noninaon to that geuem who accepted the
lie convention then three cheers for the and
mo,lon Adjourned p. G. MONTGOMERY Chairman.
K; M hinIasSn Il. monssss, snlTH' 5secrelaros.
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4 MERICANs TO THE REscUE.-THOsE ~ Favor
"A Of American rights, American principles aud American
men, through the city cordially invited to join with the
supporters American the Tenth yard this
MudAy) evening ~ TX O'Clock tho u Essex Market
of GRAND and Ludlow streets respond 10 and ray
the tho party Of he ward Eminent
sneakers been invited and expected attend
should weather this evening the
ing be postponed until the first pleasant evening thereafter.
NFMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN UNION NOMINATION
Third fenatoria DsircAt adjourned meeting of the
Hnt,ors Denocra,ic Union Convention
lstrict held Beebe lis West Broadway saturday
inc 1Nh October instant, DANIEL. r. StCKIBs uaan
osy nominated the democratic candidate State
tor 0u motion The following resolutions adopisd--
Resovr6 That Joint committee OF emcns,
AZ. of ane nom each be appointed with the
.oresnixaou OF district and 70 operate with
~ coynniee from tie organization n Tamnany Hall IN
vnssinr arranrcmen,s for q ratification meeting
Esivrd Thai ,hs adjourn the
xentn n session Hotel In order 70 unite with
er n tenaernr the nomination the canddaie OF joint
selection. "a, r-u..u,.. .a..uu.,u. - :. .
d,s resolution Burns OF The ftr, Na.oney o.
tks Second s. Kelley of the Third a. " smith q the Fourth
n weton Of Fifh and r Mullins q We srh warts The
convention joinrd the delegates from tne IAnsn hs
convention, the Mans 90 House where We nomAel wss
terdered 70 Mr. Sickos who gnhcd MS arcpahce q 'e
- =. -, %. -.
DARfEL u. sICkbhs. ..-..,
M BURNS, as~
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RICHMOND COUNTY WUTg MONTY ATTOryB.,

WHFV EUWTFNTIUFS6
1he vhigs ursed out in saturday evening, to
send csleeaes to the state Convention he Re tho
esd inss, and 10 nominate county ticket Robert A.
West aTt Lot g. Clark selected Delegates TO the
conven'i en- and heSowing county ctccrs were nvai
anted
county Jusge sge......................H Henry B MetcaM
Asrn'"y hsH. .JohnB Htnyfer
toaniy tlert James Cubcrly
hichmond county adhers 1s old conservati prin
eli Irs OF ihe vhig party and has utterly repudat nj the
aifeopted transfer 10 the black repvbcaus Sa~c smali
chave within the Quarsrane waip who receive their
bread from the officials at Albany there s scaroeiy
publican in the souniy.
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S T ATE POLITICS.
WIG STATE CONTENTION

". bnd tie following smong the yersrmen-s iefs AZ
our stee yesterday. Ho.iing State CcnYentos in the
metropolis ia not lad idea -
WHO FrATE CONVENTIONS.
INC commute 0 Affrngegnea vsl Cosfen
non WI g In aicndsDrcat ttf Metropoli Heel rnoti; NJ
during Nsntat and Tuesas they via W.. haooy 10
ceise ihe deiegara elect 10 sa.d convention.
CoNaITTgi.
q II Eean, II " Cerss
~ ~ m.es, A. y. Wiixuson,
"hHies DooEs' ~, r. c. Male.
W. y. .ghclson.
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ms CONVENTION will be csmposoJ OF natiozaf wings,
aaihsewardi'eh, ana-republicsns antiabolitions.s.
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A MEXICAN DEMOCRACY.
IL f0a sTaEaT COMMISSIONER
J. MECH HENRY.
CARD.-TO THE CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF
~ The Third Ward Democratic Whig Charter Committee
Centemen1bc undersigned having entered ato business
engagements which VIII require has attention the city OF
New York during the coming bcgs leave declpe
te nomination Tor Councilman for the Fourth Cout Gil ID strict
Third ward. WILLIAM PAfTEN
LNfFH WARD-EIGHTH COUNCIL pISTMSQ. HARD
\ sen and haN shells united For Councilman, Eh,hh dis
u!c'. JAMES L. WAUGH.
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CNPAND MASS RATIFICATION
VI COUNTY MEETING
AT TAaMAsY Hall.
Tie democratic republican electors OF the city and
New York requested 10
MEET IN MASS
on THURSDAY EyEsISG, Ocr 25, Ar "a O'CLOCK,
AT TAMEANY HALL.
By order of the Committee Of Arrangements
DANIEL Il. DELAVAN, Chairman.
Il Il j. !. aaasnlsoS' aann' }secretaries.
MASS RATIFICATION MEETING
NATIONAL DEMOCRACYtit
The democratic electors the city and county of New York
AnoIiTosIsr AMI MAINE LAW! ANTI Know NoTHsci
are requested 10 assemble In
MASS MEETING
the
METROPOLITAN THEATRE
Broadway, opposite Boud street,
MONDAY EVENING Oct ~, at hall past seven O'clock
10 rsify the
DEHocRAnc STATE TICKET
headed
GENERAL. AARON WARD,
and the
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CrrY AND CoUsrY TlrEgr.
Eminent speakers will address the meeting ilA of whom
will be published In the papers 0f The day
by order of The Committee OF Arrangements Of the Judicial
snd City and County Conyeptiong.
HENRY IL. MoRASdE. Chairman
ALEX G. MORTON, Secretary.
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s)nTH WARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE UNION II All.
~ independent Democratic Convention, held
sun odee corner Of lh street and Tenth salur
day evening, October tb 1855 Mr. BAKTHOLEMY DOYLE
was unanimously minated Councilman Of the Fly FIRST
Council district. THOMAS HILL Gu aIrinan.
MAnTEN PRriTiss, secrt.ary
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POLITICAL.

A TN WARD--THE FOLLOWING NAMED GETrLEMES
Il ars the only authorized rersons appointed Finance
ttmri-e Cor tie National BenocrSc Eeguisr No,sD9tet
ticket ~ he Fourth wsrt VIZ -Georrc Rcc Patrick sro-e
Gephen kynrh WaSa PhillpE Peter DciSn Francis
John Cp,rv Andrew Cysick john Delegates ss;e
-IEcmas fitzgerald, Jo4n r. Var and hcfssrd joyce.
WILLIAM PliIf5.lPS, Chairman
Jonr T. TxRE 1co..,..a.
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/ 7TH WARD, FIyTIErH couNcII. DIsrKIcT.-Ar 4

1TTH WARD, FlFTIETH COUNCIL. DIsTRIcT.-AT
i meeting OF tho democratic republican electors OF
The Feih Council district Seventeenth ward held l5
avenue, October 49, for :te purpose of reconcng the d
existing the candidates for Councilman
with the view place before the people nominee who would
reconcile all sections OF the party Mr. h. Campbell called
TO the Chair and Mr. r. Mccornick appointed Secretary
1t motion resoiv ed, That each candidate the dis
convention 70 meet at ii Fret avenue Saturday evening"
Oct 70 FOR the purpose o selecting of the names
seLted for Councilman.
In accordance with the foregoing ou'ion the uncsgne
committee met ut the place de gnsted and unanimously nomf
nssed SMITH a. the peoples can date iot Con
Gilman OF the united democracy of the Fieh Council district
William Burk, James Saunders, Michael Smith John
O'Eccfc, BERNARD Newman John McLarney. Edward
EcGuire Bernard Kelly Thomas Burns James G agher
John Mechan JAMES SAUNDERS Cha .rman.
MICHAEL MCDONALD Secretary.
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10TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, FOURTEENTH WARD
~ Regular wh!g nomination for Assembly BENJAMIN w.
RICHARDS shall be guided by the constitution OF
public and by the principles the immortal Clay Webster