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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-14

The great battle in Pennsy vaniA will be fougs to-day.
and eager will tns politicians and headers Of var4ons
parties in a parts Of the country be to obtain tho nr
fash Of intelligence which will be sent .hc tsss
graphic wires fros the great potcal ground ms
result OF the election to-day in Tennsyvania wN be q
the greatest Importance, WI. doubt exercise -
unusual degree Of influence upor the approaching Prea
dental contest in November and from this f,cA hAs
sprung the intense anxiety whiolis manifested n
regard TO the resuh For State there are ustws
tickets in the feldthe Union, Fremont tickst nd
the ticket Of the democratic party
The Fillmore Know Nsthings, N their State Cocno -
Harrisburg, refused 10 nominate candidates fer state
officers, notwithstanding which, the organs in ts oisv
and other Know Nothing papers have endeavose4 -
make the rank and ne Of this party believe that ss re-
publican ticket was composed o. Fillmore susa
however, Is not the fact. Thev were nominaso& ~
Union Convention and the whole .hPSe have since &eaR.
ed In favor Of Fremont for the Pr .dency. layss as0
ber Of the Fillmore Know Nothies havo do0os bssa
induced by the democratic party 70 vote for the Te~g
ticket The following are the two scke6s:-
buchanan. FreBo,f.
Canal Commis' r.. Joseph Scott. Thos Coci1Ans.
Auditor. Jacob Fry J... De irwin Phelps
Surveyor General. John Rowe. II arh. IAporte.
For members Of Congress the ioupwin have besa ne
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FfFtS.
TILE row-H or coLusI nRsrRnYxn.

THE TOWN OF CoLUsI DESTROYED.
The town OF Colusi has been entirely destroyed by nrc
II broke out In q stable The entire town is bur ned
down. except the Cous House, the American House, and
two or three wooden shanties Forty horses and mules
burned to dca h. and Spanish child also de-
ed by the ire The loss Ia estimated al $50 600
DESTRUCTIVE FIFE IN MARYsvILLE-CoLUsI ENTIRE
LIZ DESTROYED BY FIRE.
MARYsyILS, Sept. 5, 1885,
Are broke out here ab out'one o'clock this morning,
destroyed about forty buildings They mostly
wooden ienements occupied by Mexicaus and Chinese
The Gre Ia supposed TO be the work OF legendary
nrri appeared In q stable Virgin alley ,sand spread
pidy 10 the adjoining buildings which wooden and
small an not subdued until forty six had been
sumed. Tho Inquirer gives the names OF the principal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-14

In Ohio the canvass has BEEN animated one and ths
contest will be second ony excitement that Of Psna-
syivanA- The three pas-es ~ wsn organized, and 20
sen for The surages Of ao s ope disinct tckes but
the result s less doub--ss State being almost univ-
sally conceded 70 the rJpnbu cans-than u Pennsy
vania, the latter satc m 'reccive the greatest anou.s
Of attention. The foIc SIND tia names Of co..
didaics:-
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The following are tho names Of the candidates for Co.,
0rcu. in tl.ss ptata
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Col. Fremont In California.

TfkNUS RFFUfs IN DAIIFOFNI --Ihe Ntf! sVlIs
Rsyald of Sept 15, says
Not Without fsvorsole accounts Of the 70
'ublicat ibs, Butte and Plumas, Ia many 10.
alties f all the voters, taking the last eec.
ion ss 70 already enrolled their names ~
nemh NJ clubs. Al the American Valley,
md places In Piumas, clubs have been
orml ht spirit prevails. The Old Noun
am Quincy, we understand, will soon
lew its columns 10 the advocacy of Ere.
no Ranch, also, our frcnds are at work
Butte county the republicans arc
localny-Bush Creek Post 0nt,e--
Gratis have renowned the spurious
aimed for Fremont In Orovilie,
Ply nnd republican three weeks
>t thst We have n least an even
[~nfon an ably conducted sheet,
plst the names OF Fremont and
ne northern portion of Yuba, at
[hmptosville, snd other places,
our standard. We shall poll
among the foreign born oiu.
placee.
rHz ACTION OF rBz vI0iLAycs
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Ton nxins Waterbury band headed this Association.
AHer sne Exempt FreE-eA Of Brooklyn came those of
New foa, wearing badges and in citi. ens' dress At
tnen mead was carried six banner inscribed follows
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They arsha Of this division was Mr.. G. Joseph Rucb
assists engineer. He followed BY shelsons band
Ew pirc Engine, No. a. r. Moore, foreman. Second
class built 1862; number Of men, 3s. This company
We re In mourning Tor OF thor number named Ro
be ri Con.tsune, who shot himself accidentally while
3 On ming At Lake Chanpaln . Few days ago
Friendship hook and Ladder, No. ~, VIM. H. Fish
err, foreman; number Of mer, IL
, Manhattan Engine. No -; A. Finch, forensn miro
class PIANO style built 1864; number OF men, ~
PonN<r Hose, No. "a, having beautiful American rag;
j. " nrripston foreman buit 1851 number of men, TO-
WAnrsmackers band.
live O~h Engine NO. a. with the cap Of liberty, and
arrsycd In national coors Francis tark foreman 80
coud class philadelphs syle built lsel numoe Of
i men, 50. ,r.,-.- r..-- -.
| 1851. number Of men, ~. . - -.
l RED jacket Hose, No -, Jsn@ co'uen, FOREMAN
n.1epps Eprine, No. as THOMPSON, foreman; secont
| c,sss. nsy. s,yle number Of men, is.
Tn,ss we're ali decorated with rich banners and
1 wrcathe.
4 ss,oya Fnsne NO. %, Y. Hszoney, foreman; third
class. paoo, new style, built lsea number of men, ~
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Menu Civilizations.

NeW 4JuulituilpnS'
DOYS' LIFE OF X T. NJ D y L I.
- ByF WoopwoRTH ~ PSss PAGES y fnes 81 .urR
UNILE Mai . phbLIs ~ ~ nu r NV MONT
l'ANo IL. Z Sr ~
by V,nlaa nI.,dJe
war remarked the other day
Al tbons bt n rather eleyer),
Fremont mas eU ;. 90 many many nse'
~
ChoIus-The LVe jor fo"'g hMe'Ha"'
is mahihs gun . ~ noi Ia hc.d.
IA IA 1J' iB., t he thing for bows sir.
"uJ''' e "
H a al I h VI hh IA Cd
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IL making such noise, sir, &c
h,.he, nobler deeds
~ teiis OF neher , nuoss ''
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,,.1,, .h ,s.or Woopwoxru,s book
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How he pursued, amid those Willis
The path ne'er trod before him,
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He raised great s eoi nun 40 Sola
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iu p uI. ~ fa.,cr,;cn.
r S.a W. io, Ssy r;c;ui,,s too,
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