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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
BROOKE YIN ITEMS

The great Mas Meeting OF the MECHANICS ooW
woikirgmen came on last night. Some difficulty
was anticIpatcd-the Rocky Mountain Tent be<DI
p led in the mics, of tho opponents Of Ropubcani.
But none occursd-aD indeed passed OF smoothly
About fifteen hundred were present. and Il Is csts
mated that fully one thousand Of those Demo
Gratis. The meeting presided over by r. X. DsyvL
esq., sssiettd by numerous Vice-Prosidents. w. u.
Fry c,q., took the stand ut a O'Clock and spoke III
lc--tbe closet attention being given The Rocky
Mountain Club was present with . band Of musi0L
Rotktt were let on and fires lii. The Republicans a
Bro, ky CONSIDER the meeting the great success Of tia
sen,on az 1t viii gain many votes.
At the conclusion, procession formed aud week
70 the residence OF Mr. Stanahsn, the Coogrs ssioe
candidate, who spoke appropriately from his doos-
Eepe.
The ELxcrIoy AND THE PoLicr.-The Mayor has
Issued orders to the Police Captains directing tho mss
under their command 10 appear / uniform on the day
Of election and 10 station them about the polls In oacA
drtiic a. soou o. opened. They to remain there
until suitable relief throughout the day and untl he
canvs,s Is completed, and remove all drunkes ~
disorderly per,oDs that tho poIs may not DO Oh
structed. The policemen not TO take part OF ~
eero in the election further than TO deposit their vot
Nor TO TAKE Pr AcE.-The Republicans Of the Eat
erp Distinct at their meeting on Wedn ssdsy oveneGs
DIT mined not 10 hold the meeting noticed IN
yesterday's pOper. During the past three months
their oar we. ky meetings have all been meet
irgs AID the election is at hand II 10 believed
that more good be accomplished by outside indi-
vidusl ef'st.
SorIH TgSTB STREET FsRRY.-tt 10 stated that -
obssr. having b,n removed "a, South Tenth rerSy
~l 40 into ssAon Son the 'p at the Lot u Chs
ds,rsbe for The Of tho residents OF
Essen Dn'Iic Very few hOwevr Will psee any fiAsA0,
ID this r'ID'. aGilI tho bosts arc actually runESL
ADDICTION or Cuba lady called upon Mayor
Hal a..dsy st stating that her boy four year, -
lad be- ADDICTED bis home hs had 10 -
.sv., BY L.mcd C.harigs Wool ard that shr ~
,sh. LIN 70 Bal upr- The Mayor e!eysPhed " bsusss
that snd child ssi BEEN taken fno eustay 80
would b. Detained until iuihr ns'r1c,ions hs
.sced =, ks the dsnce ~ hs nioner soo INV
tote 20 9ioI the recovery 81 aer chhH
FiRE-On Thursday night fro broke cut 10 W.
sto, hoo,e Ia fODsrd owned snd onrv
led By Jane. KeDn.d, Tss '1e,H, x1oJ. a,yrS -
40 Tbs hoY.e Adjnss owned b. Robert C"in' w. 1so
S,n.s.d 70 The II ESQ, covered ., .H.2rsase
,cuu..d he sYe As stove during No so'fos ~
Nj. k.EnsIy's family
nrsot.RrEs.-Dr Paul Mead, Will looking At Tn
roes'.i9n r. os1t .ss' .s.n iSio h. S.snea
lie ,e.id.pce 81 Mr. Fox, IN ke!-ey's alley, wsD
he rss AID watch worth ScD and two dos
,,Iv.r .p,as o. His rsIE0or neshbys resd<nee
slso ,ni,rsd sEa s!71 ID eaah eaTried o.
z BrpGL ,Rr-The house Of Mr.. Basse't In RemsaA
Henry teon.os sns
rsn.sist ftH top 70 b9:.eoi The family sSssa.
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THE STATE CANVASS.

Correspondence u The N. Y. TribDne.
TRoY, Oct. 80 $50
With a view TO aid Brooks with Republicans hls
fricDds here charge Gov. SfwAHp and bi'inenI' "ia
d bargain, sacrdciog the Hon. JoHS A. hiso. II -
pretended that RePV6hcaHs are gong i0f fAhht"
This lie seems too monsrous for any ooe o.uc' Ou'
B,ookss agents charge it inn udcDhy should not be
ri nl suiprsed to learn that this aIsohood has generai
.,o,Isiion in some secret form. Yours &c.
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AK. NJ CCUXCyI FOR FREMONT.

T. ~ Edi'e, 81 7r< \. Y T,T.f.
SIR ar suthNized b. the T., >acn ofih" X n.
Council Of hi, city TO report sl.i CovncI disbanfed
ard eng nemJtr pledged for Fremont They
deem MlNard FL.mo:es chance 30 Dc struck with
ligbtnDg-ard, they have choice between To two
main candidate, they have received 10 exercise it,
ard give thcT votes TO Freedom. The Council 'auD'-
be.cG about ,4yeny roemhcrs, and al Sos1f' 'eeN.
Your, &C., A. HANLToS.
teo-c.. III. r. T., Oct D. IfjS.
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E.AsS Extess.ve Clothing Warehouse,
Mo-. Sc sad c.
Fultou-st.
ADVERT ,enent.I
Gas FOR THE COUNTRY Gas APPARATUS

,,r IL Patent Of toe Maryland Portable Ga Company
H. Co now oderiDz tor sale most go m.
pls,s sin pie and efficient Gas MACHINE adapted II an
OF private dwellings public add private
schools churches colleges fsetoes fouGdsnss hote wstes:
nj ,ee. &c ~ Ell Of aud vLsges Details VII
b. sted By sppyns person BY letter 70 the once 81
Tho Conf any, wh.iv nschne be Ia oyensuon And
Z. T. WooDwosra Co.,
Nc. "a W all e., Hsw,Yotk-
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= ,.a Shaker eoiog 70 vote Of ab--6ut icy straS
orc ~ ~ over have doue firm ed polite 81 sffe
1g gI ;,sI,t,on e this note vl mucd obhce your
~, dc ShsLesp ard ia particular,
H'eN~'' T. W HvhkS sLAl r. Village. Nc. Lehsn n.
- -, o.. u. lst. CO,rr t4a Co.. y. 4.
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A CORRECTIO
II ~ ESitos a TA- " \. TyisvEe.

n ~ I8lfo~ a Tk- Y 7. TTtssEf.
RESPECTED FRIEND: VIII you have The goodness:
10 allow 20 correct vport-which, by means oi
some sph writer has got into tho papers -fhs'
TIE going To cote in The ensuing Pres,dcn-
isl electimtaying been induced thereto by Lecture
delivered by me, some time last month, on the saojec'
of poltcs.
fhsre Is not The least foundation for such report as
have neither kcipred Ucf preseled On polh!csi nos
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letter from Bangor. Maine, dated the sd inst, says
The Deuoc ate had q dance last evening, il this
city, Tie avails Of which announced 10 60 10 the
kes Sufferers OF Ansas. SO sou see they are no
aiming 10 acknowledge that there Is suffering in th.t
Territory These Democrats. In their call Tor the
dance, wee very exclusive; none but Wings an6
Democrats were invited. What the amount lie that
will get has not uaaspired Toe HIT School bow
led levee dapcei short time siuce. or the sane
object; but, instead Of aiding Ksusas, did net ga
enough 10 pay tAP~Ases OF hal and ladders. 30
We go.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

Hiram ?. C,ozisr, e,q., VII speak for Fremont ~
Freedom OF the Rocky Mountain Hut North Oransss
n. j., this Saturday evening, Nov. ], a7i o'coc:.
We presume he viii have large audience a. ~
vii abou. close The campaign Of public meeting.
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BORDER RUFpiAsisM

70 ~ Eei,or II TAs n. T. TT1ss~
SIR WA present at NE ding in paI -, nr ,sesZ
City OF Tuesday night convened tor Ie o s.1
+ f. Bet;s couzh,fsoe snd Mr. Cro,ier ~. psetG:, -.
mon dc respective clsin,s Of Dir. Frmcnt ana -
Falrose 70 he suSfsSes Of tho people, Inc w.
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CITY ITEMS.

GsRhas Ofsn~-Ihe secood representation Of
F0scH's AG'tts stIsoted crowded AID brilliant
t1dNoce 90 7tussdsy evening. Tie Applause va
hbefsi. Mite job snaee, coming 10 fcr l4re share b.
Der brilliant v,csism ,rd effective sctng. Tie ssm.
oItra wi be siser tits eTtG.I s. :ot the last time.
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Advertisement.
Ty,s-TUH CANTON TEA COMPANY have q

hand evry variety OF TF.. 6r Gtoee,. Tos Deaes.
to ise Gunp. wder and Imperial from Re. 49,
a. elites edusy Also 5 boxes Of good Family rcs -
one dollar Cell and exsune-No. Us ChathAnst essvsso
Pear and Rnnaayet
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IAdyertisement1
Tue NV lit >TRATED HYDROpATHiC ESCY-

cLUrEoI.-A complete system OF HydOisthy .d Hyseo'
CT brung outline. Of Anatomy Pnysio.osy Of tho Human
Body Hyseuh Agencies, and the PreseU.,ion Of Health
Dic,ec aid Hydrcpsthe Cookery Theory and Practice
Of Water TIea.men Special Pathology and Hydrorher@
t4utc ircludz tho nature sympom and treatment
Of a. dseGses Application to Surgical Diseases to Hy
drop.,hy 70 Midwifery and thu Nursery ByR Trail. MD
One thousand pages Iussed with upward Of Three Hundred
Etu.,u.s AID Coored Pisies Substantially bound Ia one
largo volume Price 81 30.
Fowler AND WELLS Publishes, No. Joa Broad~sy
of AZ the publications which have attained '1eh
vide popszy issued by Fowler snd Wells perhaps none
sspted general utility than this neh conp'hea-
Ne nd r.6 arr.r s.d Encycopsdls" IN Y. Tribune
So Advertisement 6rst page Of THB Taisrss
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lAdveEtiscmentl
.Ip must nre.Ide at the Whlt0 HOuse il ~

JFrSIE must pTts!ut dl lDU W HIU IiUuSe " ~
ture sud may Judge by the sale OF her porras s.sr
than combined going Is cenis. ID ~
100 Depot OF PoIi,L Art Nc. .ts B.osdSsy, hoLsssa
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.in and dzst rosin oil eo. seed, bo>xs
a. sford.ns the cheapes ,l: Known. For sppsr.ss 81
Dat nj sh sppy he oocs u the Company with Messta
h. u A~LEs Co., AIbaGS. AID No - Broadway, n !.
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(Advsrtisenent
WnNlTN AND CHILDREN may have PhrenOlOgical

with charts and full written descriptions Of chare
ter With .dvsee BY M Fowga ., No 500 Brosdway Deas
Tho PIX Private r co., for Gent.en1el and Ladies'
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Recipe % PrsAsce.-Ocr. 81
Pr Nc<A kirev Rufs's0s bb,A cur 80 pisa WALSH
~ DO A-hes 9se Sshcss Uss a. B,frT 81 o. "a
Wheat, EoN do Com
~ E,-< R1a'eaS-S+s hos P!eaI. ~ pts. WAlkJ
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Adyertkement
THY THROAT AND LUNGS.

TapATsssr hHaLarIos OF INDICATED SASoRs ASo
ConPkEssEo AIR
Eorie g.-Drrrs the Autumn snd Winter nloIshs Ds.
HCsrER his associate Dr. hcLvILLE viii receive pate
frorn 3 70 p. ~. cny.
No. s!s Bro,Awsy New Yorh. Oct. %, 1854
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,le receigitr v,ut, de c,~synso delivered a brief
erlie, ss,,.i,e. Ote % hp- comesnnns rcad H"ofs
"B 'dee Il sigh, arid tie tear OF s" reseo. ~ f
vtih lie usin. wee tlaced ie II vaolt, whenoethey
IN ,cnp he gno, ell to 'heir last rI.tini Plscc The
ptist O. ihe ieci Of lsr love j. 10 the c'Sn, and
VII he deicsi'ed ~uh b. remains IN the TOMB. lac
80 uq- kDnsn hv ~ s~umed uame OF " LTze
How src -Te name Of her "fretj" Of tie saloon we
hove, hat a. truth is iIb.AvGs We withheld Il.
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fAivrr,ise nsnt.l

Advertise n.snt.
NEvFR Too LATg.-Many just within the grasp
Of Consumpon saved every year tho faithful OF Dr.
Nts1Aks BALsAM WILD CHERsr. lite success N AIsy
L. a, cuL pre.Tscted coughs, u reuArkabe
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Druggists Visiting thus city should e1antae me
.es q fscY 6ooOs oomrE.-'ns sveEJ n's@ eI~ drsfA
tsk,tzI sxc.u dTely bt theE :.es Y
R.sy. & GeHAks &C.. Nc = Ss>sssst, n Z,
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THE following list Of Of tho rate. of carriage 81 the df
se. the North and East Ryors given W usrs
t,atil OF n
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gAdversi~msrtt

STATE AND NATIONAL Law % hooi-, ious~
pie "R>sO1'st Ia>i zoe systn ~
pur,- q faI l-Ttor % any otheL oathss go y
Hsxtte-u tesns 90 TEsr JseAS'' oeH3 "' eH
c1ias T. J W. FONLse-
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no run Thursday last a. the corner Of Canal sud
Nest streets died yesterday tie Newton Hospital she
81 10 ye.Ts Of aud dressed 10 an old
r calico blanket skirt &c Her friends and
WHO the which resulted In her DE- sn are
re1ue.td cali at the New York Hospital 10 O'Clock this
ssdsy morning at which tin inquest will be held upon
81 hrdx
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AdTtyfs>reut
UrRRY UP-HuRKY UP!-lf you wish

Ton TarNB n be TeE Character u Ton TIT, IL tie
u a. Drama Of DRED TO-DAY % BAsAras MCsEgM he
I, for Europe shorty. DsEo played rBs AFTERNOON
=. oe.oek 40 vel - THIS EVENING ,, J o'c.ocA
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ob.s,. having b,n removed n, South Tenth street vsry
will into operation the slip ct the Eot u Chsn
b.ns be resdy This inerese Of ferry tss0
yry d,sbe for he Dalton Of ID. residents Of -
FsseIo Dnc Very few ho1evrr will plsee any reiisaao
u this rsIog. uGtl tho boss sTe actually r-nEiEI
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ADDICTION OF A Camp.-A lady called upon Mayo
o, Thnrs1,y pIah, Gro broke out 10 . TIVE

by .n.. Kennedy, The budus t'S,tbsr win nost -
he taia,Ce destroyed L., 'Sost 80 n'.f.a -
;,ns,.s 10 N. II ESQ, covered By Insurance IL =
sra b- srs ~ sh fron during Mo sos1nos q
VI K,unsIy's family.
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Enrxn nnnwsrn.-C Coroner Perry held An inquest

erdsy upon the body of whose name from papers
loud his pocket Is supposed TO be George Wmot, which
Us. IN the dock at the foot OF Ovet street
Fs. River Deceased about IS years Of OF medium
Lht and dressed 10 dark cloth pants monkey jacket
pi vest kc The jury rendered verdict Vi death oy
OrJWnius."
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Advertisement.
Tue AURIS GAS MORRIS Generating Ca from


tho Ps.k Private rcoos, for Geut.enle1 and Lsiies
TA6vertissmeIt
The AUBIS GAS Works Generating Gao from
ron and -dzst o eo. seed castor bo~xs
a. sfordns the che.pes ,t: hnosn. For sppsE.ss VI
ptnt rsht sppy to he ooc. Of Company Me.ra
a. q. HswLii Co., Ais.., aId So. ia broadway, n l..
[Adyerkem~nt.I
THR THROAT AND LUNGS.
TarArsssr 1r hs.LarIos OF MsoreArso V.Soss ASo
ooN ,s,nn, Al. Az wJ,,., ,,o.,,. n.
HrsrEa his associate Dr. hetviLLE viii receive pa
f'i M. ss 5 Sr 10 ? New iorl, Oct. 30, 1854
fAdv,rts>rneutl
HURRY UP-HIRRY CP!-f you wish 70
CT Tos TarNs IN be es character u Ton TIT IL ;.s
n a Drama Of DRsp 60 TO-DAY B.zAras MUsEUM he
:, o'e.oei. a. Vel - las EvISiSe >: ! o,e.oca
fAdvertseneu.I
bells BELLs-aiESERLys celebrated CKURcH
bsLLs a. description for sale a, Factory price, By
FAIRsAsKs : Co. No. Iss Broadway
,r,isenentI
so6.-C. u. FREDRICKs.-5cS
cf 10. s.. B s:sSs.ss'
Opposite toe Metropolitan Hc.e&
DisvxrEEoTrrzs,
IL f1sae ,- '-'pee'fiy invited TO s'a ,''1sf -
Oper.,i- ana Reception Rooms
o. the tTst tooF
fAdverri,emsrtt
STATE AND NATIONAL Law SCHOOL, rouge
i7,p.ie "R,ss 3D. ia.i zoe sy.n nI -
Puf:oe az ..l-ro 20 .ny osss. Issrasy Sad sot c
c2ias y J W FO~Lse-
tAAsrrti.er.-ati
Druapists Visiting this city should examine tie
ses fSer Gooos. ee%r'..'as sve1 'N'@ - drssA
Hs''s' ' ~. r EsH.ss c.. Nc S..ssa-s.
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Advertisement.

Advertisement.
BELLS, BIILs.-MESERLy's celebrated CHURcH
BsLLs a. description for sale a. Factory Price. By
FAIRsAsKs Co, No. ls3 Broadway.
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pi,rvssAscE II FROST OF rss Nsw-fcRk no.
1sI.-On Thursday evening the ASb!snd Fremont
Club assembled 10 huut OF theaT headquarters. B'Vsd-
way opposite The Fe~-York Hote', and they or some
Others lighted bcnfre in the street.. While At wss
burning e-n,le endeavorcd 70 DIVE bis carriage
up 10 The ho,c but could not on account Of bis
ticking fright frcn the flames Of TIE boshre ni'
Crssstos TIE proprietor Of the hoie. heanns o. ""
ocourr ncc, aLd fosnas thai tho Gro would o''>saah
este 70 tis awaux wcul oul With como Of hi ser'sas
TO XII, ,u.si, II. who0 a )ouas ia. ssned keyse'
eca,e tin b. avJ bow uPOs To, tsct With . iao
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THg CUs1os.HoUsg OFFICERS TAXED A0,Gs..
We understand that 90 more was enacted from eacl
man employed IN the Custom House on Thursday, 70
political purposes.
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rnY CASE OF "LI,,iE Howard. About .yo
o'clock Oh Sunday morning last, weldreesed young
VIZ n wer. aboard q one Of The Sotah-Ferry boats
on .ae Ntw-Yo ok side. Wien the boat reached he
foo. Of Atlantic strest BnoksD, this pssso nger-the
only fen al. boarc-wes not 70 be fond. TIE sDly
way Of explaining Der sbsetce wss the suppo-it;on
tea. che lad Jumped overheard with tao intention Of
et1d strut,ion. TIE TaIBUsE of Thursday an
uoHnced the recovery Of the body in Thompson dock,
sai ts Identification. Six then have learned fur
tat sce Ia relation 70 the dscea and the cause OF
her saiciie. Thee W subjcin Two or three years
siDce youns gid Of eighteen, very attractive 10 her
Appearance Of r-,.e 9cm, blue eye, snd Light hair.
70 lis city from The residence Of her parents IN
RoSbpry. Massachusetts. In tie vici,itudes OF tho
uncaIec-fcr II a large city che sooa found herself
with tie walls Of Mercer street ladirs boarding
hou+e, whore By "a rifce Of virtue sDd character,
she su-c5sdsd herself nth luxury and elegance. In
this hoGS she wss ipmt4e nearly eighteen mouths,
at tho expiration Of WHICH time she removed to
snother house. o. smilsr character IN Greeoe street
A year since she became 6eply attached to young
mso connected with leading restaurant II Broadway
mach feq1entei by women Of thu. class, Latteriy
her IN po-anties were discouraged it Is ssd, IN al
uBfeeiins mA.rsr Theic relatons had been OF this
ctaracter fer eome Tine On Saturday night bo!h
parties accidentally net ct Perschios ball she asked
Ian q dsace With Der, sni was answered with cold
iefusaL SIZE then desired hin 20 accompany hef
hoa-e, std LhI reluest vss afro deoied. Thas
rsbafeJ. and much dispii,ed thereby. sae
rv'uru to her seeideoce and retired but shortly a.er
s'o+e; dressed hers+f ani EFT tie house she "ss
csat-c By policeman % Broadway, near too.anos
e'ryet IL. without noticing hin she coutinue hei
Na6 % the SCUM Fesiy, ven. board the BOAR, aua
bef1e reaching the other sioe threw herself from ~
O. eo-se she va i,sed from Der hene and ae INC
no VS. recoye.si and PLACED 10 the cesd nouse y
bsooklyn, il was identified by hsr fems.e coniPano
Tbs pa sogrphic hksr found upon her Pefson sss
iecosui,ae as tia, Of tie yourg man whose eSsua'
he'd undoubtedly caused her 20 dsetrry heEseu- InI|
dsy Ter r,n,1s were conveyed 20 Greenwood. &C
mpeI "a b Tie lanclady OF the house IN "seo ono
boo oeen 50 itnse Der fellow ooarier-, etssI mAn'
q. cstaks- ani his wife 'whS hsd setereosV yet-
unisessd hsr offoes in is5irg out tie eorpee. iLe
ktsssst q tLe fsLessi T-re b,pe bJ tee'e wa" ~
oUpeaiec tie !euI,.ns e tbe cemetery
" A sAh ihs; tbs yoI,. WAS ekh 70 PYs
PAT ofue sHpsoS AZ .ses O. tei1.*'' Aitf'a N
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A1rEsrr TO Pass CoUSTkRPrIr MosEr.-FIeury

Calvin osTpentsr yesterday arrested charged with at
png IS counterfeit bill on the pauylls bsph
Ps he l,ser beer paco ct Christian dinke NO 10 Ohrps
s,rret. lie rss held BY Justice " ood Tor sXamnsion
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TEs pooiE SUfpSs-S'RRSsprR or UTLsR -
prs posnseiS joan H!le'. one ~ the p.os ID.
o,ee. o. IA, soce-orJ 20 the mcF1er Of the late n
T.ci. III Stsu,i, Hal W. yesterday sunCr iered by
y, h.a and rn7e-tei ny 0sicer Hogan Of the Re
se Cora. 1t 1 stated tbs; if re gives DINER boGi,,
,bs roa.f h hS Ia appearance for trsl Of Newburh.
orsEse County tic plaee desiS ated fer tho trial OF
Le.s Baker tie a.l ge5 proo'pei IN the murder. ,ad
s;.,G,tLe o,i-r Islt.c- iudoied IS scoe- SORES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

CoLoRED yoTras.-The Eighth Ward oolored Re
pablcGEs held meeting IN the Spring street Hal las
evening. Mr.. George w Levere occupied the chair
and addressed the meeting at come length, drectn.
tie voters Sc 70 their duty next Tuesday He was fol
lowed BY Mr.. Hibbard, MIR. Myers OF Albany, aac
other, in spirited and effective speeches There wa
a good audience which manifested unusual enthusiasm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

ur,nr.ptgs-Dr Paul Mead, whiLs looking At tfss
- :, her uizb, robb.4 Of e2 and his Isursaso
S'1k y ,t~ thI.vv. ks'l1. broken Int? b., os.emeat
lie ,e.id.pce 81 Mr.. F,I, IN kel-ey's alley, wsO
MIA lie ssne rsht, AID watch worth 400 sad dosn
v,r ,p,ca. tst,n o. His rsIEior neshbJTs resdnee
- ai,r,J ,Ed S!1j Ia essh carried Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

II e Eighteenth Wsrd Young Mer'' Fremont Visi-
lance Committee hold Mas meeting This Evening
a; lhe Dem.lt DispGusary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

FISHT IN WoRTa srRBEr-A WosAs Ssor.-Oo
Tnur.dsy nigh. difficulty occurred 1t No. 80 Worth
strs el between Cha. III. Cusco negro, and his wife
A fgh. ensuei between them, during which pistol
load, "a with powder and sno which Cuscc had in his
hand, was dlAchcrged and tooS effect in his wife $
peck. wo1ndng her severely. The Fifth Ward Pohoe
were soon at the house. and took the woman to the
Hospital and oc,ed up her husband. Jealousy q said
10 have b 81 Tie cause Of tbs ARRAY,
SrEAseoA- AND SLoor Susx.-On FRIDAY night
,asl es the Steamboat American Eagle was towing
two barge On the Hui-On River, near Verplsnts
point s;oop lrAne unknowpi bore straight uQoa her
upSer fair I'd and cane n collision with her bow,
by uhich bota Steamboat and .l-p were sunk. Cspt
Jacob Jones commanded The American Eagle, bu. the
name or owner OF the sioop we c.aId not lesra-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

{ BCRGLtkf.-Th e hOus8 OF ut. BHse't IN henSo1
H.nrJ teonousy entered nsp
I'd ran..citt Il TOP ky..npl. Tho Emily .hsrAl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-12
Translated fro N the German
A WONDERFUL HISTORY.

SHOWING HOW THE HARE RAN A RACE WITH THE
PoRcUPINE, AND MIsERABLY PERIsHED.
This legend is laughable to relate, and vet
true withaI. For my Grandmother, whenever
she told it, was wont to say, '[it must be So
my son, otherwise how could tell it thee ~
And so it was in this wise the thing came to
pass:
1t was fair Sunday morn before harvest
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-12
FALL CAMPAIGN.
HARDW a ks e AT WHOLESALE,

A AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK
CHAS. S. WELLS,
NMT HILST returning thanks for the generous
the public. since he opened Evansville would
tucky and city purchase also
ano in store, the Heaviest stock Of Hardw and Cur
tfFY (by he
vI market sale Many Goods at redue-
East and England by importing from Europe
and having his orders American Goods he Manu-
acturers WOrk he is only able hut
and sell Hardware fgpr. as apy house can
He invites careful nation his and prices by
and Ira ers feeling assured that he
full fu<tice.
Among articles (7lmost nnumeranIe) omprisin his
stock he names the following 70 tn trace:
10 boxes AxsWells LiPpineotts Collins;
800 soo t9zeD Pocket kn'ves tigliy assorted;
y do Steel Shears and scissors; 10
100 do Razors Strops;
100 gross spoons iron. Brttania and German Silver;
30 dozen Coffee Minis al grades,
$50 DO Files and Rasps all sinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles, turned bottomsj
20 D lbs Safirsns assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges. do;
1900 gross Screws gml ponted
$50 dozen Door Socks aud ockets;
100 DO Aururs.
2nn 10 Curry Combs md Horse Cards.
20 pairs Shovel an Tongs, iron and brass heads;
60 dozen Saws. ri Mill to KY hole;
Is do Ste lyards and Scale Feams;
so do Ames fau other brauds> ShoveIs and Spadesj
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
case Japanned Tinware faIly assorted
Wins and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles Spectaeles
PORT Nonuais Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy goods vi7 Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea
ties Knives AID Riddle and
Gnu Barrels and Gun trimmings.
Carpenters and CoOpers Tools. Nind1w SASH
CHARLES S. WELLS,
oet2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.