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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

SFNTEScF OF WILLIAM SANDER FoN THE MURDER
Oh PETER SHoRK.-It viii be remembered that on the
night Of the 18th OF August last William Sander mur
dered Peter Shork at the house of Mr., Reeves, near
Goehen, Orange County, by shooting him with ps-
toll ard that he also stabbed Margaret Sheaing in the
breast inhicting wound which at the time was
thought fatal. Margaret, however, recovered, and
appeared rs a witness against the murderer.
The trial Of Sanders concluded at Newburgh on
Thursday last-thc Jury bringing in verdict OF guilty
Al 81 o'clock on Friday morning the doorsot the Court
room were thrown open, and the crowd rushed in to
hear the dread sentence of the law pronounced.
The prisoner was asked by the Judge if he had any
,hirg to say why sentence should not be passed-to
which he replied, Nothing" The Judge then pro-
ceeded, after making some affecting and appropriate
remarks TO pass sentehce upon the prisoner, for the
terrible crime Of murder, a. follows;
"1hc judgment and sentence of the Court is that
you William Sander be confined in the common Jail
of the County until the third day Of December next,
and that upon that day. between the hours of 10
O'Clock in the forenoon and in the afternoon you be
hanged by the neck until Won are dead; and may God
Almighty have mercy upon YOU
The prisoner appeared ndifferen. to the whole pro-
ceedpgs and even remarked to the interpreter that
be might as well die tomorrow as at any other time.
The sentence Of the law will be executed at Goshen
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Explosion AND Loss OF LIrE.-The steamer Can
ada collapsed Aue Wednesday morning while at the
dock at Bay City, killing the wheelsmsn and fireman
instantly. and iniuring the watchmsn Of the boat
serously that he died in shout tive minutes. At the
time Of the explosion Grant, the wheelsman, who is
,he son Of one of the owners Of the boat and only
sixteen years DID, in the freehold with the fireman,
whose name we were unable to learn and Allison, the
watchman young man belonging in this city. The
ue burst out near the furnace DOORS throwing the hot
water and steam directly on the three unfortunate
men, disfguIing them in a shocking manner The
engineer but moment before the explosion nad been
changed his position would undoubtedly have been
injured, not killed. tDetrolt Press, lTh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

ELECTION SCENES IN NORTH C,RoLINA.-A cor
Iespondeu, Of Tie P,rdlc'or Messenger reporting a
tnp through Sparienburg 10 North Carolina, gives
some Illustrations of election times, which may be
interesting and suggestive:
Arrived at the election ground, there was sight
worth seeing. Apple brandy ruled. There were about
as many women IA men on the ground. This Is a
P*oehsf feature in North Carolina gatheriDgs-the
"vmsn nearly all attend and if results benehcialIy
81 t ! once saw fellow get into fight ~ one
M ~ tno'o .ectons, while his wife along with him.
me i'oh' yafu OF The doggery had been gravelcd with
wy oSaIso slaVel. Our hero pulled of his shirt and
fltched IN, Out was soon made 10 hi,e tbe-gfaye
Hero No. jumped on him. but was no soopcr on than
oil, for our first-Damed heros wife ya,harcJ n bonn
pole ard such a smming rs hero No , On. Il has mot
been my fortune TO see since. All hands stood off and
saw it well done. Hero No. was a sivht I,nayine
mans back full Of coarse sravel-goused in throngh
the skn.
q" In approaching the election ground. voung men
and women could be seen sitting logs in the woods
eating ginger cakes aud drinking cider and brandy
Heap II land TO the acre there. One fellow iumued
ont Of shanty there where they KEEP, their apple
brandy, and swore tha. he could whip the man that
had anything against him. Everybody seemed too
drunk TO take much notice of him. Two fellows got
TO scuff'ing a large scafold, and down it. came,
causing general row. Some were knocked down by
the falling Of tho scaifoi, and, supposing somebody
had knocked them down, pitched 10 promiscuously.
thought 1t was time for pesceabe msH to leave, so
took the road
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

The dsguereotype of Banker, alias Watson now
adorns the Rogues Gallery and the police say thsi ne
il &C old and well-kr0vn counterfeiter.
During the past year counterfeess genenaiiy IN ana
about New-Yosk have had poor time, and have LOST
much money N the business beside being sent to SKATE
Prson. OF nearly every new counterfeit lssued the
police have received secret information ani have tel
egrap ed to al parts OF the country the nature OF the
expected issue In the city, the police telegraph has
b<cn put to good account upon the ssae OF coun-
teret wsrd has beer sent TO every pse otat'on and
the policemen on patrol daty have notified store
keepers on their respective beats, and thus the rasca
have been frstrated ard business people saved from
lv.se-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

TwrsrY-DoLLAR CorSTzRyZirs IN CIRCULATION
-Oa Saturday las, number Of persons were sbroad
throughout the city with the intention Of passing what
pnrported to be 40 bill the People Bank Of New
York. Two men, named Dennis Mccarthy and Mshasi
Murphy attempted pass Of the bills at the siore
j. w. Davis, IN Chatham street. in payment iSs son,s
goods. but TIE character Of the bill being s'up.7,
they were detained until word sent to the os.s1
Precinct Station Honse Officer Williams 500" ~
arrived and took them in custody, aud they were 'uo
sequsntly locked up for exsmnstios. in,o'aa'"" ~
the counterfeit or altered bill tesrsphoa 70 eVo'y
Station HOu,s and through the patrol@'a store Keep
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

n,s,ppofyrED BRIDE.-There was sensatoo
o ao,s.y evening Twenty y.nsh street close % y
en i co3.equencs wedding which wn expeces
sS sfenu' h., hborhood ass party had ssssmbts
y al M pr b~ise of imposns redsune 20 sstsaA u
hpy s sq5s and the rs S ~s .nS
awaiting The arriy Of the goom ths Csst's
~ Ioly lighted for the occs<aon sod
o.. nurnt.r Of the friends VI the pAss were eonffesesse
ebin IL the hour aud psssed and % o,aesoc
.riysd and the party al eat 10 wonder snd soo.'
G door rang The hear Of the bride arise 20 ~
AID every directed 20 tho door tn@SsS - @
sp,te ueIsy stating that he Gas unsess - ~ -, t
ms Mt that evening and expressing rege sns 81 go - NJ.
nnss n,ssson ~ sny,hns thrQw Light upon bis n5s
tous q, havr br retired 10 her room 70 wcsy
Of che cay dessiver said TO be Cole formerly
~ ~ ,hs country bot the proprietor OF at -
Una ksl ~ ,oxyn IN rssn.s H. hsi scSusinsa VI
The dy or upw Of two yes aud zee 'ss .,asssS hs
49,, Horsr whittier ,hs bsother and some reaas fteS
isy proeseasd TO 6nd possibe The !scssat sal sre
discovered, Loweyss. tass 10 bad soaase's
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

AsorHYR PRnADELPHiA COMPANY CosiSS-ff-
hernia Engine Company No. l, of Philadelphia, the
olSe. and one Of the finest companies Of the Phadel
NH, Fire Depsrtneu. will visit this city the 9Th Of
November Iext They will be the guests Of Amsricus
E,,;ns 70 No. G. big Six. Thi, viii he the occasion
Of another grand fremen's reception,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Us,o- Corr's. l.. L-THr GRT,I Dcunls
Tf.N MaToH.-This race i of Lancet having paid
forfeit 20 Lantern.
VsIos CcrRsF, l.. L-TRoTrISG.-Ma,ch. 500;
nile heats. best 3 in 5, in harness. Oct. 1873.
j. Lo,.,;. b. m. Lady Woo1ruf..........i
n Npctruf. M Lady Cudny ..........2 .
Time 25a.-2:4-lA-Z:Je4
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
THE TURF.

TRoIrlsc oS TN RoAD.-Safsrdoy Oct. Is, 1853.
Match, 500 mic heats, TO road wagons:
Brock b. = s.ter..........................I
A Day Plnn'r.. ......;...................e
Jfrrsr not al
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

A GRtENUooS TAKEN ~ AND DONE PoE.--Not long
since William Bennett arrived from the country and
hired tho premises No. 70 Worth street thinking the
same TO be suitable place for him to commence bua-
ness in Being abroad late on Friday evening. Bea-
nett was accosted by three notorious night wskers,
named Adelaide Ling, Eliza Thompson and Emma
Worden, who had but little trouble in persuating linn
to 90 with them TO the panel den No. - Thomas
street Once in the vile resort Bennett was In tho
power of his companions, who improved the opportn-
uhy to abstract wallet from his pocket and 'sess
therefrom $50 in bank bills Bennett soon discovered
his loss and making considerable noise about it, Ade-
hide rave him back the e,spty wallet. Failing to gc<
his money, he causei the women to he arrested for
theft. Some t6 Of the money was found, but tho re-
mainder is yet undiscovered. justice Osborne, before
whom the prisoners were taken, committed them -
the Tombs to await an examination. Officer kidney
found silver cup quantity of steel pens and othsr
property in the panel house all of which are suppose
to have been stolen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Usy,,rp,rL TO rHx MARRIAGE Fow.-AooHs !
o,cloet on saturday morning I,ssc Green, coored
waiter, living in Leonard street, "ho Haa 1oeA
ing the evening abroad, returned HohH' Gnu NV
mi. ..,oa.,hea 90 en.erns th. h0ase to and ons
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

ARRESTED FOR MrrISY.-Las evening officers
Burlett and Stevens Of IIarhor Police Boat No. >.
boarded the ship Edith Rose, which arrived during
the day. and arrested colored man named Lewis p.
Smith, ON a charge of stabbing the captain. lie wat
taken to the First Ward Station House aud locked mp.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

The sale Of seats for the debut Of Mhe Piccoomini
on Wednesday evening next at the Academy Of Music,
commo nccs this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

THF CASE OF CiScrMI III TIE CoURT or APPEALS.
The case of Michael Cancem, plaintiff in error,
against The People of the St,te defendants in error
was argued in the Court Of Appeals on Thursday Mr..
Ashmcad was heard for Cancemi, and Mr.. Lyman
Tremain, the Attorney General, for the People Mr..
McKeon for the People, submitted his points without
arcuIueuf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Among the passengers by the steamer Arsgo, whic'
sailed on Saturday for Southampton ard Havre, were
b. F. Butler, esq, and family; Mr. Horatio de
Giertwortb Crited Safes Consul to Rome; Col. JuaI
Oudarza Col Juan NJ Musa, Bolivia; Mrs. Matilda
Diez, MI Catalina aud Mrs. Catalina. Spanish Opera
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
Wm. III. AIberrsou,
FEOPLF's CANDIDATE
EHERIKE

SHERIFF.
TIE ur5ervBe3 eer1g - Of he Utmost m mrorsD<e -
all essss b. especially 20 the mercantile community mar re
cce u sbsfa City and County o N-wfork should be
capsbl. viii dsctars- IL
6Uriot In accordance w.b and IL such usnB. a. 70 pro
mote the Of tue community s sSe and who viz Lot
Of HE 0te al position Tor potica plrpose or ID
ave supper, -nprncp-d Politicians but
no vii he Offices a. his oomgard ~ un oi
iDiszriry sp6 gbdcubted rspoE-biity;
And hsynI ions and fsvorably trS-n MI WiiIani H.
A-t.on peoples candidate Sh-n and confidently be-
h.vipg that iu bin have such who frank, .ner-
sec AMI M sifhiGya and very way qiahei t
Of iLs bic Office both with horoT ~ ka4-!
aud .he rbic, do hrsIily recommend hE >
support the electors Of The city and county Of
Ne~Yors o all political puItes al ;ss coming election.
A. B y. Sends L Co ferris. Cushing Squie. No
Geo ". Blunt. 10 Wals;
Hee-y BIoli,rs John j. r. yuol's ~ Wsfr,n-si.
WIN. n Lee Co. James Chois-l, No. SO Wcs.
Lewis T. Morton, Of Morton, l4.hst.
G.inael 4 Co: Henry C. GuiOn No, 2ie RT-
J. Smelling, No. SO Vesey.st. i.s,0us-
w II Montenye 81 Barclay Wm Baser clert for Green
Bobby sb,ldon & O., Baker Ne % Maiden lane.
stechconb b. Dewey sempsor Dlyii S. Kectun. No. 81
No 81 Lberry-st. Wi.ham-C.
Jacob Cholwe e Maiden lane waite Lsrshr4n- No 10
Francis L0uir,l, Il Maiden Wl!sm-s' ,,, a, ,,o
M Dosne No. e Msiaen.l.n. wiIau-.,.
Nm II Col--, IS Meid.lr sn- Osssmh Co., No ii. WI
J. Jsy, Crfin a Co, No. . lsm,s'
Maiden lane. ". O. Lambert
J. NJ CLARK l. Co., No 81 a. L A. i.s~re 4 Co., No
M.id.p.iare 60 Cr.enwichs;.
J. H. D,.n Co.. No &C Bosert, JrfIies Co., No
Msideu.lsns 1c4 Broadway
Wu' 81 GODDARD % Maiden. gverl., Co. lso Fritons.
lane. james w. Newton Of shorier
Rsn1nlob Rver 81 Maiden lane Newton CO.
CF,rle. I'm 4 Co No. SO w " Whitney Co.
Msidep.isne Frisk Ripley.
Alexander Kyle Co. No. 81 J: " bradley OF brshr,
Msdeu.lape Busum, and many o,osrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
EDWARD LAMBERT / O..

CHARLES SIRE EFT & CO.,
u No. as BROADWAY.
CLOkKs, CLOAK8' CL0AHe,
We shall IuauSlrate the Winter season BY -xhibittiH
ON MONDAY, NOV !,
without any reservation 0 sy The enne OF our s'st h'
puTtstAODso VI
WINTER CLOAkg.
We have also copied sdsped American asts the uss
patterns intend TO oder iheU pres tat sasl
meet th. II the general community Our CIeskA b
well known Of the best nianufsc cture and havss
ECuLIARITY or STYLE
which dltngshes them sopsof 10 al oshers, and en
prcss on exmDson win DO found how the Assasss
petition make them
SIIAwLs!
6HAWLSl
We La,e nads hrse and sen. reduction IN ths psssss II
NEW AND EXTENSIVE SHAWL STOCK
PARIS BOSNETs,
Ao cosan Bornss Of our own msnnfactar-. Oar sssort
NOVEL AND ELEGANT BONNErs
unprecedented sgd Includes tie s ct styles, both originals
and copiss, Of
LAURH GOLBER8. ALPHONsINE,
and o.iefa A. determined " make this ehsyndpI
feature IN es,sDlshmsnt
POPULAR,
have marked BonDe s pces that cannot su 70 ye
,eaefe. sslsactlOn.
On MONDAY we shall esAitit arrival u ssqIs<~ly
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
CHARLES STREET 4 Co.
No. AIS BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
6petial Notices.
lures for LodIe. at the spinxler Institute.

Lsf'qss lqr Efd's, G. ee s'&sfr & Ip.s HfHe
DAY Nov. 5, !. O'clock, or MORAL phILosoPhY eo@.
and Neees.ity M tee vsroa. theols. Conence and II
Falc9 ls Idss q At ,hs Different TheSTS ss. Of p ss
irics Duties and Rishts including .hs Right. Il wonsa
Daie, God tie Harmony AID Difference ct Ns1's Ind
0,.1eS ssoosp ooiEsEDoS The EVIDENCES or CHRIS
TlAsl1Y Nature ard Outline Of Tie Afs1nsn' fos'.0'J
M..es Proof: Life and Character Of Christ The Apo-
tie, and heis Testimony Of Prophecy Of Hse' 'i tie
:. rhosOPhicsi Proof; chrfAni;y the Psres. Rebsion
Christianity Superior 70 PhosoPhy Christianity 'hs een's10
THIRD couRsE-oN EsrHETrcs the Beautiful. in
DsIr from other ldess the Different Tneoes o Irsg
nation Genius and se the At tee Different Form, aud
Law. Of he Beautiful orien.. cs AID Christian AZ, tee
rsnafk 4 - rSsi5y S L ssa Ep &C.: sPS DG' TIE
/. By Pref Ros@GIL 3 lfohcoSk ?; p; q ID:
rHion sea,insIy, On NJ lS5sDAiS sAa IhuAsoAis'
oS THE GENERAL HISTORY HISTORY 6,1 OF TIE WORLD !t
T6so.sr ef Tie Hi:ory. g Howl. We. PeorA II. ca
Ths Hebrew Nation the several dnc, s.ses Of tseir
History Tne Grand h!.,Or clyis .Or' .ad Efe. .ses
a. The fyPsr Asyrsu, Or "a srd Roman. ~nh eond o-ed
s st sS 952s;f 9ES5ssr as s s U
veIy the eoanercsmer, q which AID ct tie following
coarse, wiz Be duly srnouncet ~,
l. The Worlds History embracing view Of the great n'eri'.
fac. CONNECTED VIII he on The P:osIsss snd sseae %
lQp.r, herOc-, S-6esDtn
I'd ur,.uts Of AI the influence o! Greece tee Roman
En- Ee and the Modern World.
s. By Prvfesso, yISCESZA B0TrA, Ph D., ef The New.
i95s On iTsI, AND TIE RoMAN EMPIRE elai, .r
vey G. .ie vs.oas cslse elesasc and Effects cs Italian
Civilization u.-.,-
he N aYsu Lss foruias WI. give oppc--ritJ
~ sia Reue- Wog lis H.sto;y Le.Ar,
Philosophy and firs Ara
TIE tss in ItAn- TEesiays srd IAar't1J' oua Il e
oclocl Laeles de.ins faIsr nior,stion Ie'pecss Toe
sboy, OF the Glasses II the italian or einac Lsogss MAJ
obtain i, st the lnstI.ute .,,D .,,o-- 49,,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Seventh rEre.sionnl lDistrirf-REPu bLlCtNAs.
ISOLATION OF TIE SlNTkKNyH WARD-The kepdc-
csn cisou OF the XNh Ward met on Saturday eyerin
Al berseis Roo No 2o shsy., AMI adopted the ioi'
logips resolutions, oFered by Mr. William Ortou;
Whtaa Augustus r. Dow the Republican nominee Tor Con.
sre. In Congregational District has withdraw from
The Geld leaving the between the Hon Elijah "srt
Hon. Geo Brs the Democratic and American cAdi'
dses: and . -,
Bhosa. We have believe that. II elected, The
Hon. Briggs Will be found voting with the Rep ibesns IN
opposition 20 The extension o Slavery and other questions
oi gres, national Importance therefore, - 80.
R,ottd That this Association recommend The Republican
Electors XVIh Wtd support the Hon Geo. Briggs or
Repr,enisiye in Congress from the With Congressional Dis
tTict . 49,, =,
R.ored proceedings Of h meeting be Published In
The Evening Post Evening Express Times and TItbune
ADAM c. ELLIS, President
ASGT. ns,csr cs1,sSs rs@seu Secretaries
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

To Canyassers OF the Electon g b held on t. rs
DAY next Nov s5s-Ass meetns Of the Board o ssEeI'
tious unenimousy adopted:
RssEccd That the County of New YORK ~ and mere "
divided the rsx; Election into Twelve Return D.A -
hIow'; o,-,.su..,.
ia District composed Of the ia AID sth Wares.
lid District, POSED Of the NJ and lJih Wards
Nth District, composed Of the sh and s;h Wsrd.
Nth District, composed Of the 9Th srd 10th Wards
yIh District. composed Of tho li,h and l7;s waIdA
With District corupOsed Of the roth ara "a wsre.
With District, composed OF The e;h and i+'A "Sds
lNlh District, composed Of the l5;h Wa-d-
X;h District, composed Of the lsh Wsrt.
Nl.h District, compOseS Of th, 2is. Ward.
XIl,h District conipoece Of the 18th AID lsth Wares
And the each BaId Ct Csays'e Of sesi
rsnents a. the Gene Eeciio1 = held il Noveter AID
deliver Tie 20 lie Supervisor who il herein designated oF
SUPERVISOR KENNEDY Is hereby de.isn,.ed to receive
the original from the Csavas., 0 the Il: Return Dis
SUPERVISOR ROACH from tie C>av.sser, Of the lid BE.
tuIn District, 81 No sl4 Pesrlst ,,,
Ie,srn District :. No. 500 aadisons.
SUPERVISOR PuRDY, from the Canvsssers Of the IVih
hssriP tSST Sa} c.-v.s Of tn. VIII
Rs.qlD p;,e p :; sS1 E1i = hsuSsd
Pstrrn District. et No. as brocmes
SUPERVISOR STEW ART i,:m ;se canva''srs OF the
With Retern District, a. N; Us We: ssd-,; a..
viIl,h Return pis.r;e, st No. s7 BToSmeH-
SUPERVISOR BLUNT from tie csnvuseFs Of the ix;h
sTPFRyIsoR BELL from the CAnvssss-s Ct tie X.h Re-
,urr District, at No = West :si-ss. W.,
SUPERVISOR BRI0Gt, frou thc CenvaN0 Of the kih
Return District Of No. iSs East ifth-st
SUPERVISOR CONNOR from the CanvssseTs Of the Xllih
hfss R,5.s p's Ts,: a. .hs frscs Irsan prepared By the
COn,y Clerk be altered to conform e the above
ana tsst TIE change Be sds,sea V
Third Congressional Di.,ric,.-rcoP.e'' National
AneriesI AIti-Lecomp,on Candidate
HENRY YARkINGrON
,a.p
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

sssk b 'TG TG GH ssTrsf xsb sEEfs sEfs
xVth and xXth ward' your sc,on a. the comns election
are mer. mercensry band Of pscehuns gallant party
Of hist.ionsd patriotic meu dsn,se'sdly and devotsoy "
I'd. to the S % to- snG s.eT s you soad
calmly reject iatesen eonscend citizens, upon the
,SSs op spS So Spon ,ss .ds Of Ss which yor
action that occasion h destined TO exercise on the fuIe oes
tiny yCnr party ana country
o w6.. are YOU bted r the mighty influence which you
already exercise the hearts and minds OF your country e
L. The deceptive tricks and base bGtsnine o the se pr
rics buchs,erl Most unqge,tonaby net. on tn. eonsiy
The people oel up to you WI ops ..s ~ ,he % rbs
p.e through your agency be disenthi allied Yrn
pyosre.sns downward from -, has -nsth
reached depth Of dem9arns desendcy which has eree &
people for egovenment Are you prepared 20 oos on
tor. impruden,y styling themselves Republicans secretly
betay Jour principles by selling you 70 The enemy
Are you willing that the confidence which the community no"
repose in your integrity and ultimate triumph shall BE- thu. dis
and forced 10 Give place to wsounded suspicion And
iu..rsry fathers Forbid IT, all TIA, yirtuous and Frsea
loving men owe TO Cod The Republicans Of Ne
Win District csnno. cs1ts,a eonssnt 70 b guilty Of :ls
semmoson would necessarily be entsed upon trcrn sy
The ''f'"' support o. GEORGE BRIGGS,
who openly boasted long before IN. delegates % me
cans 10 support hmhs he cared nothing about the action Of
Il, Convention and evocaby determined 70 represent
10 make good that insulting hreat II do there viii BE-
tie eIseons of the greedy sad iiaerogs faction to
orfeitns ali claim to the respect and
confidence Of our fellow men ! ~
del. gate the Native American or Know Nothing
National Convention, he advocated aud voted ior tae n
resolution OF platform adopted BY that body Thai resolution
know exceeded IL ewning trnckns seriy 70 the
ssve anything tina; enauaed from the un-
bushns hsrdhood Of The Isnn,sny .ycoPhsns You must ao
reco that when last candidate for the ONCE he took
and offensive grounds In favor OF the socios
y,tem Of hun slavery Should W. elect him viii De Justly
held responsible the House of RePre'ent-
s;ves these will be- in The OF his can
easily infer rom his past Republicans be careful ny
You disregard warnings of history In the Spring Of s4
he then hg party entered into degrading
the Naive faction which resulted In the election 81 b
ns Mayor As might have been reasonable - ~ - -;
came In for all offices, sne IN w % , ,.. ., ~,
s.. 81 rienry Csy In the ensuing Fol and such must
, 80 ts ,i,r effect all similar bargains.
let a. therefore, any refuse 70 sacTit
The bright future which await, Let ns stey resist this lost
AN UNPURCAAsABLE REPUBLICAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
Third Ward.
fT COngftss
MOD ~OS

AMOR ]. WILLIAMSON
At meeting of the Republicans VI the ThId Ws'c, tie
fclowipe resolution was passed; - .
Re.ocG That in view Of the Importance Of the election hr
Member Of Congress in the Third CoressonA District sud
IN. necessity Of Of ell the Opposition Il secure hs cleo
ton OF an Anti Lscompton Represertsye ant nslre the
defeat the tool and yeoPhsDt Of James Dase 4.
sicke, we hereby recommend Amor j. williamson 10 tie
Third Ward AID indcrs- rona ion believing tia. At the
r,ep crisis he can most eHectpty unite the Opposition 70
he p,esept and thst b. be tamPhsEy
elected. EObEkT oVt ~ ,-.,
Presden, Of the Third ws!d RePubacaI Association
yoHN NJ CosT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
Mem Publications.
CHARMING STORY.

4 CHARMING STORY.
N T n u A. -
By the author Of ysrs." snd Nellie Of Truro 81
'Ttis another shining member OF an aescy
lovely s,sterhood Fir., Vars upon and tnsn
Nellie pretty Nellie and sst but not least JHhn comes
claiming tribute Of hearty admiration mas NOT
many superior. IN the modern roy. line" Pres Herald
There 10 no nswkshnes. Affected sentmentaliy but Al
independent going through With the WORK IN hano VITA
primary regard TO religious principle tPrrsoyterpn-
II sfe like In t portrsare aud contains many humorous
psssssea" lrsiAaum.
Is views religion and religious duty such will meet
the approval Of Christian readers while rs variety oi incident
sr h vivid keche. OF character render entertaining aud sb
sorbrg" Lions Herald.
We mar vel CONFESS ths have srudse against tie
'' esstional Herald.
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Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

I.c,nrs by the Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER, on THURS
DAY EVENING Nov a; 0cock q ths Cooper lIris1 1e
snb,arr: WI, and HuIuor" Admission IS cents Tickets
nav BE- ohss, ID .. Mess Wm Hal Sens, No. z5e Broad
way Roe lockwood sors. No. al Bros1sayi M. j..
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
Mass MeeiIng-Twentieth Ward.


Assembly adopted by h- Peoples and hrtan
will sddrra Mass Meeting be- hed THIS
ING a. Miemans Hall Of 2th-st an1 Vh ~. ~
Rubnor and Other speakers viii b. present sha sa1,-s W
meeting. All iho.e Opposed 70 the present co'r1P .n.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Third Conversational Dstrict.-feoP.e' Nsiioa
AmeriesI Anti Leoomp.on Candidate
For Co<Syess
HENRY PARkIN0rON
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

The Regulars and Irresulnrs of NIL the Parties,
d.,rrs PRINTING FOR THE ELECTION To-hcrrow are
ux,S q. leave their orders EARLY THIS DAY q: BAKER
GopWISs OFFICE. Tribune Buidinsa No natter toT
rr. OF how argent the shall be the time
sed Posters Circulars Tickets &c. in tie neates style, s
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