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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

The Erprss ssys thst GeTrit Smith, whom il -
sails as implicated in John Browns in'urrectioa is
"a Republican ex-member Of Congress"
Mildly speaking, this is an untrue assertion.
The Express knows, what al the world knows,
that Gerrit Smith not only never was Republican,
but has long been an ardent antagonist Of the Re
publican party. A year ago, ~ did bis best to de-
fea. the Republican candidate for Governor Of
New-York. preferriDg even that the Democratic
nominee should be elected. Before that, when Ia
was returned to Congress, il was not as Republ-
can but as an eccentric independent advocate Of
tie theory that the Federal Constitution does not
recognize Slavery, but is an Abohtonist instrs-
ment. When the Kansas Nebraska outrage was
being pressed through Congress, Mr.. Smith re-
fused to cooperate in the attempt OF the Republic
cans to delsy aud prevent its passage by psriia.
mentary strategy. At the same time, he advocated
the acquisition Of Cubs-the great measure Of
Democrats and Fillibusters.
Such is the political record OF Mr. Smith. We
sre not aware that he has ever sgieed with the Re
publicsns except in voting for Fremont, which hs
declared that be did from personal liking for tho
man, AID not from sympathy with bis party.
The E1press is more jealous than wise 10 ito
irrepreosble desire to crush out the Republicans Of
New.York, aud especi,lly Mr.. Seward, when ID re-
sorts to such psltry fabricatons as that we AA'o
now exposed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

MARTIN GROVER was, two years ago, nomn..sd
fer Judge Of the Supreme Court by she Reprbi-
cans of the extreme Western District Of our Ststs
and barely elected-the Americans and Democrats
combining to defeat him. As Mr. Grover, prior h
the formation of the Republican party, had always
been conspicuous aud effective Radical Democrat,
while the District was ever strongly Wig, II was
supposed that be could be beaten by coubinstos On
an old Wing; but the calculation proved mistaken.
Mr.. Grover having been chosen TO I'll vacancy
haze nearly served out his fragment Of a term, sad
the Republicans have unanimously nominated him
for reelection The Democratic Convention have
since assembed, and resolved 10 present no osudi-
date sgsiDst bin, 80 that he will be reelected With
almost perfect unanimity. This is testimony 70
the integrity Of the man and the ability Of tho
Judge which Dir Growers friends have right to
bail with profound gratifcition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

2rPuBLIcAs MEETsG Is KEsrUcSr.-A meeting
of the Republicans Of Madison County. Ky, vss held
IN the lOto. VIM Strap called to- the Chair, sod
DR.. Curtis knight appointed Secretary. Delegates
were selected to represent tie With Congressional
Disric. in the Republican STATE Convsn,ioo which
assemblies at Covington on the 18th u November
re1t- An address was delivered by Coz c. N. Clay,
and series Of resolutions adopted indcssirg tie Phil
acelphis Platform of 1855.
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To Adycrti.crs,

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, and all who
have Wares Inventions Lands anything e'e TO SELL mus, st
ve,e they expect find purchasers and believe there is
no other Adesns medu good THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
II has larger circulation than any other ntp,pap In the world
circulating LARGELY among Famers Merchants Mapufcure
Mechanics &c Price OIL per line each insertion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

The ground at Mierton Duchess County, was
covered with snow yesterday morniog. Snow also
fell at DunkiIk, Chautauqua County, at the same
time In this vicinity, the air throughout the day
was very chilly and wiDtry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21
Nem9lurk Dailu Gribm,as
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
No notice be Of Anonymous Communications "na,
Intended for insertion must be suthenucs,ed oy the
name and address Of the wTiter-Do necessarily for plbis
top, but as guaranty for his good faith
We undertake 10 return rejected Coumupicaions
Business letters for TIE TRIBUNE should In all be sd
dressed to HoRACE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

From NEBRASKA, We Rave returns on y Of the
vote in the most populous County-Do Isl.L 1t
elects the Demot ratio ticket, aud gves Es.sbrook
for Delegate to Congress 100 msjority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

Mr.. Wight Of Boston has recently flashed very
tire pOrtrN. Of the Hon. Henry WilsOa.
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HOSIERY AND UNDERGARMENs for Fall and
Winter. The Greatest Assortment
The Lowest Price!
A RAsEIy 4 Co..
No 81 Broadway,
No u X
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hundred fats he sd suited 10 every rs,rec.
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From the Legal lnteHigencer of 10th Sept, 1851
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" 10 Il Fayetteville street, RaleiSh. n
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and PRAYER RS6 510Ks. Also fine Editioss Of BIBLES
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description Of Xeeout Reosa com ons
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PROSPECTUS

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Another Arrival of New Books
h. ID. TURNER'S n. c. BOOK STORE.

An ENQUIRY INTO THE LAW M rpc,o
"a VERY IN THE UNITED Stains - .S;SS Ola
caSh an N Historical sketch of slavery; By Thomas
THE LIFE AND REMAINS OF Donc1 .s ,ppDo,,
BY his son Blanchard Jerrold 0A' 'H'"VhD;
TA1h y; : AND DAUGHTER; By Fredrik. Bnems,
in an su En paA1kSrASrGN and gathered there
pRH1SCOURSEs By james W Ae1snder D. y d Sary'ano'
EH1C, Or little By little; By F. ". Farrer.
Children" ny so'nor "Ainisterng
TABLE TALK of John Selden.
s s6hT M11E MEN; By &C. B. Seymour.
LAIRD or N0p99 Novel; By Mn. Lille D. Almsted.
ROSS ON SLAVERX '1 0'o'y'
BLEDSOE ON 81 AVERY
THE GOSPEL IN EZEKIEL
BY the Rev. Thos Guthrie d n e''eS OF D'scourses;
ALEXANDER ON MARK.
ALEXANDER ON ACTS.
\. Also the NORTH-CAROLlNA FORM poop =,
ton. TVnA bOOk-2d Edi-
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FEW PUBLICATIONS.
Petersons' Cheap and Complete Edition
THE WAVERLY NOVELS.
By SIR WALTER SCOTT, BAsr.

rYVH1s EDITION IS REPRINTED FROM THE ORR
will BE- published o'mple.e in wentysix large Octave Vol
umes Price Is Cents Volume or the whole Twenty'Sx
Volumes for Eve Dollars.
published, and complete set will be forws5ded Ires q
posag BY MAIL to any part of the United St.se TO az
one, receiving Remittance of Five Dollars tor 20 tS
umes or Remittance of Three Dollars will pay ior the
first Twelve Volumes; Remittance Of One DOLLAR WILL
paw for the first Four Volumes
The Waverly NOvels.wlii comprise
1I,:nhsoe, g. g. R S.nnt'. we''
(;uv Mannerine. The Betrothed,
The Antquary, The !atlsmsn'
T Ta Hes.t Of midlothian, The Highland Widow,
W The Bride Of Aunt Mirror,
Kennilwortb, Ispestned Chamber
The TSe B B1.ef Dwarf The Fair Maid of Perth.
Legend Of MontIose, Anne OF Grierstein.
Tne Monastery, Count Robert OF far's
The Abbot, Castle Dangerous,
The Fortunes of Nigel The Soldiers Daughter,
Peveril Of the Peak, Glossary for the Novels.
Quentin Durward,
And the whole Of the above will be published complete
in % volumes and will be furnished complete and en''e "
Is Cents for each Novel:
And sou contain erery cord that tie Eaaoage ed'0"
The work will appear in volumes OF about 10 pages
each paper covers-each comprising an entire novel
printed fine white paper and the whole s viii % CON-
pleted in 2s volumes making upward of $500 pages As
The work is already tereope delay can take plsce
the first volume of the Series published on Saturday.
March 5th and one Novel will be published regularly on
each and every Saturday aerward regular succession
until the whole Isrenty-Sir volumes are issued.
The investment and expenditures connected with this
undertaking are very great and it will be apparent from
the low price, that the publishers must rely on an extern
sve subscription list and sale for remuneration and that
in every instance remittance of the amount OF the sub
scrpon for the number of volumes ordered must accom-
pany the order.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION 10 TIE Twenty SIX VOLUMES.
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0OUNTAtN oCENE0Y.
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6ANK OF COMMERCE. AT NEwRrDv :,
Ro0Ks FOR suBscRrpr,ors :.
49, ne. Bank Of Commerce at Newbern ~. STOCK OF
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Neybern, March 10, 1859.
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March Is, 1859. SIT
WE PARTICULARLY INVITE ATTEN.
iue 81 ton to our large stock Of Hate S'S consist.
JACONETT NUsLINs AND CAMBRIcS.
PLAID AND STRIPED NUSt.INS
NAINSOOK AND NULL MUSLlNS,
BISHOP LAWNS AND DIM1TYS.
Also bleaehed and ublcaehcd Sheespss and Shirsius
from cents and upwards.
ALSO,
gOOd styles and fast eoo's. -. -
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LACE GOODS.
A RICH STOCK OF FRENCH WORK SETS, COL
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''s ." ~ l'''s" "e' w.H.aRs TUCKER.
March Is, 1859. SIT
Temple Of Fashioa.
THOS. CALL AN,
(srccEssoR 10 ISAAC raocroa)
MERCHANT TAILOR,
PArEHEvILLE SlREEs. Raises, n. C.,
ID ESPECTFULLY CALLS THE ATTETlON o. FUR.
IL chasers to his Spring style 81
Clothing and FuvnisAins CooAs
Just arrived with extensive assortment Of French and
English Cloths and Cassimrfrs vcstiuRs &C. which will
be made to order in the best STYLE having s<cnrrd the
services Of the most sk Mechanics to make them 20 10
quick dispatch.
For pas. patronage return M sincere thanks to friends
and customers, and hope continuance Of the same.
April 8, 1859. st-M
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A NICE STOCK Of
"A CONGRESS CATERS
FRENCH KID CATERS.
FRENCH KID SLIPPERS
WALKING SHOES, &C., and
CHlLDRENS SHOES SLIPPERS
with and without Heclal
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