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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-09

COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.
rl,HE ORANGE COTTON FACTORY . situated
on Little River, Ia miles east from Hstorough,
just in the edge of the cotton growing region, with ex-
ensive and good back country for the sale Of yarns,
&C. containing 800 spindles in successful opera
ton, with all necessary buildings for its continuance,
will be positively sold to the highest bidder. on credit
Of ~ and years, ON MONDAY the 2lst day Of
sspsi'Os' next Webs & DOUGLAS.
July Is. 9G-tds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-09
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, August
Term. a. ID. 1857.
William Strain, executor Of David Strain.
James Hart and wife Sarah.
Gill.

James Hart and vile Sarah.
Petition for Settlement.
1T appearing To The satisfaction Of the Court ihathe
4 defendants, James Hart anl wife Sarah, reside be
You'd the limits Of this State il is ordered that pubica-
ton be made or sr successive weeks in the Hibrough
Recorder notifying the slid defendants o. the fling Of
this petition and that unless they appear at The next
term Of this Court to be held the fourth Monday in
November next. then and there 10 plead answer lie.
mu 10 the said petition, the will be taken pro
confesso as to them. and heard er paTic.
Witness George Laws, Clerk Of said Court, ST Of.
fee, the fourth Monday Of August A. ID. 1857.
GEO. LAWS, c. c. C.
September .. 05-6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

10 irtIcduce ms''srs that directly ss ,sd by po-
iic.l scficr. Except in q few bodies that hsve Q
uorbid affection Of fcgyi'm there IT, Of late, no hest
isrcy 10 discusa spd decide upou such matters as
Slavery Ar Temperance while the occasion Of meeting
Of rds otporiuni'y for the scarcely ess import .ut
ue'hoo Of ipterloeutory Interchange Of idess all
.ub cts Of pub interest ard measursby determining
rbe course Of the body 9 whole IL il dorbt ul
she.h.r the pre state Of the Slavery question as
or az Safe pocy would have been 80 soon brought
shout in tire absence Of discussion in ard occssion
of the meetings Of ecclesiastical bodies They EN-.
bod1 an amount Of 10 elligepce, bodness acd moral
cor c.ior that TEL Effectively every cause affect.
ir2 II welfare of the Stste.
Your coIresp"noen, is stranger to the sity
~ners this and lis frner letter we're written. He
has felt an interest in noting pecu'iarites in thi.
r.,o. ice most observable thing is thu limited
variety =, the agriculture of the section. We are sl
awsre that Orange Comfy runs TO miIk-eI.
c-n.nt for Il gitimaie purposes and special blessing
2, Neg.Ycrk sIce the construction OF the Ede Rail
rod which in effect fetches up the cows to Jersey
Cit, every morning 10 be MIXED. The effect the
pcpua.i, is to rarow their notions OF agriculture,
al d to brng every farm into one expanded. mono.
,onors pasture lot. These smooth velvety swsrded
hills routded TO every conceivable curve Of beauty
are iuly piciuresque aud POLITICALLY beautiful but to
nv eye the VARIETY Of a little russet aud brown TO say
pcihiIg Of such impoe'ic realities as stumps
ard dtea,sg log, 'Ta iIs De- oil d'v waS
scd much to the lsrdscspe. About the ouy ps.ch
Of cul,ivsiec ground | have seen is in this good
" locality of Cheste-, between the lsnos OF Goshen
ard of Bloc mir gg,ove, where level plot OF sav
Thousand acres Of vegetable deposit known as muck
tss inst been subdued ard devoted to horticultural
purposes. ] converted With one proprietor o. only
Ten scres who was saLaune In the belief tha. he
could beat The State on root crops. de thought NJ
woud n,e asure an Aggregate Of 900 bushels Of car
ros oricns, parsups potatoes &c. This is certainly
~en, and the public should besr Of bis method
On Tuesday night last fell the first snow this
Fall Pools OF water covered With ice a. thick
as q dollar but the temperature has risen to the 10
dian SUMMER point, and Autumn regns in all his
suuuy olori.s. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
f23. 600 GO viz:

9.
VIII IN, d"u.. N a. This vas TIE result OF the IA
rt5sb,e coup'rmi-e tariff Of 1892. and the pet bank
system o. 1894 both o' ,icn forced u0on he
couruy coIt7uy 70 tie wishes OF the WING party
ard that tie Deuoc-at'c party OF lS31-iSii ,atd'r
Mr. Vas BukEs's aor:uistla';oni failed 10 spPy ade
qua, c Iemed es to .he lameUtsbe condition OF com
m.rcai affairs which necessaTiiy followed 10 1871
1912
lie an essy matter as by Treasury order in Octo-
toher 1873 or radical revision Of the Tariff as 10
1857, 70 -evoutopize the whole commercial and NJ an
cs policy Of The country; but unfortunately, i. takes
,org series Of yesrs TO overcome the loase' aud re-
vuisiops crested by one doss false legislation.
II lie tue thst under Mr. Perce's administration the
pubic debt was reduced from fifty SIX to tnity
Millions but who respoushe for the cre.tior o.
this debit Was il net the re u! of the Democratic
measures ofIs45-6. ard of the Annexation Of Texas
AID var with Ne1icol
There ere other paragraphs of this speech relating
to the financial management Of our Own State. which
are most sr'fply cou'rved 10 mislead. We have
word or two yet TO say abou. them.
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nun rrgsCTS OF THE STORM
.of The Albany Evening Journ,.

-...... If The Albany Evening Journ,-
0'i'' MALoSE, Oct. %, 1871.
| ,. inst had the severest storm OF rain when
" NC In this county for twenty-five years Da.'.
has ocreed on the evening of Satur lay. the 2fth,
md copt:l Uod over forty.eight hours Witaou' 'n'
Esrv Yesterday morning il changed TO snow, vnlca
I'll thIoach the day There ia nov on tue g'ou,,a
Uni sonr inches Of spoS and the weather 10 III
cold. Much that fell yesterday melted So0n "''''
New came Yesterday morning that the t.a nu a oO
hele from the East would NOT ps So,,hsrn railroad
account of some bad breaks IN me No'
rLs asdtnt ~ The road, the Hon. w, A; "h,ee.,,
vent on, on special train to tss seem ~ Msrbls
s,eat abcut rs mills east OF this pace, q. ,, O
River iakit WIN MN o i"iS'
On srfFs they found the calvert and emosnkm snS
lad been washed away depth OF oyer " zee "
49, lone NJ toe bottom and from 3OO to 4OV fee' Id
qbi. morning he efficient Superintendent the Hon.
e. v Uo,le arrived at this place from the Dresk,
having come much Of the way on oot; W anu %is
breaks a. bad the fret described ~ " oou '
And Chevy and also at ore other place. a,o;...
II r1ll be several days before they cen be suncleo!
~ repn;fe8 for trsins to cross. We nave naa no MOI
from iAo East since Monday ana Is e., hera =,
certain when il can arrive. Passengers pn,sJ.r,
Nss .Yok this morning are going by way oil fo'sdam
S.Iw@g River at this place. is higher than u has
been for IS years past All the p'0ses vi ii'u'
TIE fo,epdstiop of C1ark, Weed d Fuller starch
factor is tom out by tho water and OOU bushels OF
pots'oea carried away. .,,.,,.
THEE are .umors OF several mills an bridges being
destroy ed ~ =,
West Of this, TO OgdApsburgh, ths Northern Rail-
mad il 10 rstrate order and acsdent has, before
his, hsppened 70 any portion of its track.
The Bayliagton Free Press says:
"Yesterdsy. Moodsy it blew gale from the north
A, dsy and the rain fell ia torrents. The wind was 40
yolent that the steamboats, the lake could hardly
make their way. The Montreal, leaving Plsttsburgh
the mt rniDg did not arrive at Burlington TIL near
Tight and the line boats from Whitehall did not get
lac at all The storm mas continued to THE time,
Tough with ess violence, and il hardly shows symp-
pm Of cessation yet
The Troy Times says:
aThe entire valley of the Mohswk along the line OF
he rsro ads has been flooded aud vast qualities Of
vbest end buckwheat destroyed or injured The
Coboes Falls present beautiful add romantic spec
tscle To- dsy-fhe river which supplies their pictu-
rescue waterfall having been greatly swollen
One-bah of the new rsl'osd bridge at Sk,wnegau,
Ne, vas carried away Tuesday morning. 1t vas the
half next 10 Bloomfield, and was NOS go near being
complete as the part on the other sde of the island
The loss will be some &, 500 or q, 900.
The Meriimac River, on Wednesday forenoon, had
risen five and half feet at Lowell, and was still
rising. Some of the mills were troubled with back
Vtter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
KINGS COUNTY AMERICAN RATIFICATION
MEETING.

The Americans of Brooklyn assembled IN mass
meeting in Gothio Hail. Adams street, last evening, to
co, fl III the pomr lions for STATE, Senatorial Assem-
bly, and County Officers. The large hall was filed
with an enthusiastic audience. Stewsrs Band was in
atteId dance About o'clock the meeting WAS organ
lied by sele citing j. j. Byram, esq, Of the Tenth
Ward as Chairman, and number Of NcePresidents
ard SecretYiis from each Ward and Assembly Dis
tIct. 80 .
The President made brief exposition OF the object
&C the meeting when on motion Of Aid. Van Brunt,
the following Committee Resolutions was appoint
ed: James A. Van Brunt Eighth Ward Nathaniel
Glscdipg, Tenth Ward; George j. Bennett. First
Ward: Isaac MesseIoe, Fifteenth Ward; ID. X. Sea-
mar First Ward.
The Committee retired, and the meeting was adj
dressed by EDWARD I. WOOD, JONI WISsLow, the
Union candidate for the Senate in the Hid District.
WINCHESTER Britain, candidate for Assembly IN
the lid District Judge DIKEMAS and others. all u
whom recon- mended the united support OF the Union
ticket.
The Committee resolutions reported the folio wing
which were unanimously adopted:
Rssored the Americans Of kng County now a. here
toore adhere faithfully their Ion principles ad
declare their stand by those principles
at all times and at all hazards.
Resored Tha. cordially ndorse the American ticket and
several pOminess State ana Local tickets
undivided support 49, -, 4.
The CHAInMAN announced that Union RATIFICATION
meeting would be held Oh the corner Of Court and
Union and Sackett streets, and the meeting shortly
after adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

FrsIoS IL WEsTcnRsTiR.-At meeting of Ameti.
cans ard Republicans held yesterday at Tsrrytown,
the following gentlemen We're appointed Committee
to report ,'ket to be supported BY both parties: On
the pst of the Republicans. J. H. Stedwell, d. w.
Travis, John Butler jr., L. Caldwell and j. B. SWAIN
and in behalf of the Americans, Ch,res Elliott, Leo
Nelion T. Minor H. j. Hyatt and II. d. Robinson.
TIE Committee reported ticket with the name Of
JoHs w. FERDoS for Senator, and LENIAs B. Trip
for County Treasurer but the meeting, not being able
to agree upon some minor county officers, adjourned
without taking any further action.
Mr. Ferdon for Senator and Mr. Trip for Treasurer
have already been nominated by the Americans and
Republicans as their candidates, and will therefore be
likely TO receive a large vote at the polls. We hope
for their election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
JOHN VAN buren, ON FINANCE.
From The Corrier and Enquire,.

Mr. John Van Buren, has in times past had the
edi,-if credit II be- Of being ore Of the sdroitest
political stump speakers. He is person wbo urder
stands IT. weak points of human nsnre perfectly and
he is never st loss how to bewider the ucd4rstaod
itgs az pa, upon the prtadices Of any mixed crowd
especially if it be a crowd of his psr,issns. NJ.
Van Buren, has lattetly withdrawn in & measure from
political service and has INDUCED but rarely ia to-
exhibition Of bis peculiar faculties Bat he is not
wiling that they should be altogether forgotten Ils
has recently made very marked display of them in
Tsmmspy, and showed himself as great an sdsp. in
the srt t delution ever Hsentre speech aboupdsd
in the same s.yle of specous srgurnept and ground
lesi assertion az Of Old II is enough for us 10 notice
a single paragraph this morning. Mr.. Van Blren
made the following calm for the Democratic party:
"Tbe Democratic party bss been alwsys debt.
paving party. The Democratic policy has always
been under both the National and State Governments,
TO reduce expenditures, to pay Old debf aud to AVOID
contracting new CUES. UOder Jefferson the national
debt was extingusbed. jackson paid off the national
debt Pierce reduced the nstional debt to euch COZ
dition as you will by bis last Message that there
were enough funds In the hands Of the Government,
with the accruipg this year to pay every DOL
lar of the public debt If it had been due. add si the
parties holding il at the present time wOud nave re-
ceived payment at par. These three great Demo-
cratic Pie sidentsJefersOn JseksOu and Pietcedis.
charged the national debt OF the Oted States VINO
ever beard of their political opponents by Whatever
neme they may be called, dischsrgiog Government
debti The oistiucton is III Iked between the parties
These statements are much at variance with his
Tory that ii may be well TO refresh Mr. VAN BURrSs
memory with some references TO the facts bearing
upon the f1arcis periods referred to- And first in re-
gard 20 the broad assertion that "the emDcratic
"party bas been always debt paying party 1t will
not be deued that the Democratic psry has ruled FIR
a series of years in Arkansas, Mississippi, Michigan
end Florida The funded debts cf those States a. this
moment, amount in round numbers to sl3 900
principal, and with accumulated interest, to over
500 GOO; the taxable property to nearly siOO OOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
PERSONAL.

Mr. VIM. Page Of this city, one Of - mot en-
rent painters Of America. was msuisd 10 Rome on
the Sta inst, to Mrs. Sophia Hitchcock. daughter
Henry Stevens Of Barrett, w., and sister Of Sine
Stevens, prominent lawyer Of Lancaster, Pa. ~.
Psse intends in the Spring TO take tour tbroSh
Egypt with his wife.
Sir Allan Napier McNab, for the past thirty 'ssf.
ore Of the most prominent in Canada has retaes
from public life on account of III health. he sooo.
sixty years of age, has been Speaker Of P''hameo'
and Prime Minister.
The Governor of Rhode Island has 'ppoin'sa inc
2Gth Of November a. ThNksgiving Joy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
POLITICAL TPfAL IN FEAss<.--ow rans co"es

pour,cu Tpf,L IN Fnaxs<.--0n Paris cores
Dol dent ser DIS q, the following:
The only natter Of interest in Freuch po'tics for
he momerf = the trial going on at Cnirnsr fhe
defendant sgaiIs the Government prosecutor Count
Migfo on member Of the lsst Lsgi,lstiye BODY, re-
elected sgainst the Government candidate a. the last
cieciIn by large majority. TIE published repor"
,l,e,dy cover twenty columts Of our daily )ournst'
snl the trial is some distance from its compicuos'
Yhe Counts real otnse il evidently his success 10 oP
porpg Government arddate. Observe fnsI no -
not Liberal. lie 10 tried the complex coslse
bsyirg committed electoral fauds, by means "
'prc misses tireats false reports csnmnios ~nsnss.
Of having illes ally the d. corstion OF ,se
Of Honor end ofbsvipg hsulied OF sssaa;.ea So
'darne spd Mayor The tssumohy "a .,n.,n.
proving that The charges msiDl, tue, sna .o,s
sIsc ciesrlv that the election OF the Coan' ~ oo
LATED on he part Of Government oihciss ~ ~, ~,
s,oilsr 10 those which be employed Tor ms sacces1 ~
: no,a votAy that he ia tined at Comsf 'noafn nis
were committed and be reside. 10 snosoer ya-
.ian,io, The number Of witnesses Tor the sccusa
,iu 80 the defense amounts In ell TO nearly 2o0 IN
d;,s n,e sts ard even Government officials on both
S fhe whole affair is great soar dal for Govern
r,snt The eloquent counsel for tho defense, an old
Rsnubicsp. juice Fsvre Lacking any chance OF saving
H.. ciept. il mskiDg the most Of Il Opposition pa
pers take malicious pleasure in publishing the pro-
ceediI q in full.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

Wood rebellion In direct contradiction 10 the prsva.
lent opriors on The German feeling respsc, to Mayer
Wood, it lie just 'his opposition to him that hss sdueed
q good msny German Democrats to join the Re-
o. 6licsn rails. OF his, the most incon'essble
eve.rce vas given by the desfspicg srpl.u'e
which greeted the speakers when they pfchef
most numerically into the uisdeeds of Mayor Wood
Mr WIGAsp presided ever the meeting. lie intro
ductd NJ. WARD, the Repubhcsa nominee for stats
Sere'or IL this Ds'ric', who addressed the meeting
briefly Int in telling way. series Of re'oiutions
was sdopteJ unanimously expressing the hrm pur-
po.. of the German Republicans never - faer in the
support OF the cause OF human freedom.
Speeches weIe then made by Mr. RASTER ct the
tItsG-.it.ng and Mr.. TZsCHIRXIR-bOih entering
rpou all the important questions of toe campaign.
They were listered to With undated attention for
rcr. ~ ar two hours and BALI and it nearly /
O'Clock before the meeting adjourned.
Altogether it was Demonstration a. gratifying a.
preXpec,tj-sbowirg that at time vhen there IL =
eensfsl complaint of the decrease OF the interest in
polircal questions the German Republicans are more
active than ever before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

FIRE At EAGLIswooD, MA Gre occurred q, me
Esgleswood school Theodore ID wedsl, Perth Am
boy. n. j., CO Monday. The boilerhozss snc g~-
works we're destroyed, srd the Whole sstsei'Smeo'
panowly escaped destruction. The cccrrrssos' nov
ever, viii ory interrupt the operations OF YES 'n'''
ton for four or Eve days. Early sTsnsemso~ 40.
progress for rebuilding the part, destroyed
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ERESHET IN THE AUSABLE RIVER

KrEsyILLE, N. Y, Thursday, Ocs. %, 1857.
The heavy rains Of Sunday and Monday have raised
The husab2 River sixteen feet above lowwater mark.
IN this village the swing bridge is destroyed, the bulk
head and sIne gone from Taber's grist mill and also
from n. Kiogsisnd's axletree factory. The great
freshet swept Of one triPhammer, water Wheel &c'
The works Of f. & J. D. Kingsland have escaped
Injury. Messrs Rogers e. Co. lose Is, 600 bushels OF
coal and part of their aqueduct and bellows house.
Tyler & Potters store with large stock of goods,
vss swept of by the food. Their loss is about
10000 The works of the Peru Iron Company are
lutslighfly damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
EFFECTS OF THE STORM.

RousE's POINT Thursday, Oct. ", 1897.
The heavy yaiu storm which commenced on Sunday
nd COZ tioIed until Tuesday hss caused Immense
susge between this place and Malone. On the line
dine Ogdensburgh Railroad the track is swept away
ikveral places. No trains have passed since Mon
M but IL Il hoped they will get through to-day Sow
"a dams beve been broken, and mills, dwellings ard
idge,. TIE loas 10 Champlsin Village alone will ex-
ICED $50 600. No lives as yet have been reported as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

.,ss. distinguished post. The O''e" 'usserr' 'Oa
"A. .!,csioa is 60 near at hsnd probably no Dsno'
,.tc c.pe;da,s wiz be nominated TO place OF Judge
s.,ei,.r, thu. leaving the contest between Jadg'
&C. R.nublicsp, aud Mr.. Angle, American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
INSTRUMENTATION OF JAS. IL. WELSH.

:. n, -
\ sp.c ia meeting vi the American oounty CohFer-
,on as held act evening at No. Is Fourth avenue.
II ere wss pretty full ate ndsnce Of del gates.
Committees from the Republican snd Straight Whii
Cor vtnhons preseLt The fret named stated
ihsi the Republicans bad nominated Daniel Imam
for District Attorney. and presumed thst the A'ueri-
cars would reciprocate by nominating Jas. Fl. Welsh
AID Lumsn Sherwood.
The Wings stated that they had Endorsed oil the
American candidates; but nssmuch as Mr.. Dawson
hsd resigned, Mr.. Hutchings "a been nominated by
them for Re gster. They hoped, therefore, that Mr.
Hute hipgs nomination would be indorsed by tue
Anne Iicans.
After long discussion attended with great excite
nett the Convention proceeded to ballot for Resis'
ter which resulted ~ follows
Welsh Vinegar ...............
Dean.
Uutcbing..,.............. BsoE.................
The election was then declared unanimous and after
the appointment of Committees the Convention al
ourntd sine die
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FROM BOSTON.

BOSTON, Thursday, Oct. %, ISH.
Reports from the East mention heavy freshets, with
sasidersble damages to bridges The Kennebec
liver had risen eight feet. The Merrimsck River
eterday forenoon had risen five and a half feet at
lowell aud was still rising. Some of the mile were
ubled with back water. Indications of fair weather
at night were dspeled, and heavy rains continued
through the night with prospect of clearing up to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
TWENTIETH WARD GERMAN REPUBLICANS.

meeting of the German Republicans OF the WEE
teth Ward was held on Tuesday evening 7" Hr
JOere. l. ks" No. 46 Eighth avenue. 10 'pa' VI
the storm the meeting was very fully ATTENDED, ana ~
large room filed to ts utmost cspacdy not less 81
three burdred porous being present fheif earns''
no one could ooubt Who hsd seen the oe'p eh'os
sissm with which the most energetic pa'sases VI we
speeches, made in German, were spPlseoeu ". nc
were told by many If the pronnent men sao ,h'
Ward has at less. been doubled since la't FAN and
that the increase has principally been OWING 70 'he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
TAMMANY RATIFICATION.

There was feeble gathering of tine Sham De-
mocracy last night at Tammany Hall, to ratify the
susie and County ticket Daniel f. sickles, ecu.
Wabrdge John Kelly, Richard Busted and some
lesser lights made speeches. Enthusiasm email, and
after dance ditto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

Alta meeting of citizens OF the First, Second Third
and Sixth Wards held last evening at the Washington
Hotel, Mr.. Thones Mcknight OF the Third Ward was
unanimously nominated for Member Of Assembly from
the lat Distict Mr. j. Philip Phenix having re-
signed this nomination, learn that the REPUBLICANS
and Americans will indorse that Of Mr. Mcknight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
rHE FRESHEr I'M THE MOHAWK RIVER.

SCRENEcTADY, Thursday, Oct. y, Iool.
The water in the Mohswk River has subsidized.
VERY little damage was done by its rise. The broom,
ssn crop was gathered, ana there was but Q small
amount vi Esize and buckwheat on the islands ana
fat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
Tot.i ........s 1890 .''s'i"''SD -.
ctbl,x's apparent ma jority. ..........lE

appafepf
Doduc,irp 500 PembiDa votes shicp were naves
-, ana Rsmsey's majority 10 the Territory s 81.
III, Mn prSOfiGn has returns indicating the success
=. the Republicans 10 several doubtful districts. Il
ssv,: The Legislature seems to be ours."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

iet. in tt. shape cf Treasury pote' uuder the scs
.of Oct. 70, 1897, May 81 1893, Marsh 2 1882, snt
Msrch 81 1910 AID Feb l5 1871, amounting to nearly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

:. .... So,sr vote. unless the Iudisns here
90, a ur NC, through the Pembiu. process, which i'
,"t urIisey' The returns then in our po'se's'oo'