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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

FlL1AL CoyDucT.-The Cleveland Herald
gives m account of an attempt recently dis
covered there, on the part of q man and his
wife, to starve his own mother to death. For
nearly six weeks was she confined to small
room, the only furniture of which was bed,
chair and table. The bed had no clothing
upon it at all, and the woman, too weak to
raise herself, had laid on the straw until her
back was one mass of sores, her only food
being small piece Of toast each day. When
found she was wasted almost to skeleton.
The son, when demonstrated with on his un-
natural conduct, sneeringly asked, "What is
the use of taking the bread from the living
and giving it to one three quarters dead 2"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

band stood beside her, the crossest man ~
the last was twenty-nine years old, tie
first was twenty-five.
The heavy wash was over, and the clothes
hung out to dry, and Tom had stuck his finger
in the dirty baby's eye. Tom had been
spanked, and supper made upon crust Of
bread, then the bride and bridegroom went
grumbling to bed-that's all was sed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04
DENTISTRY

nRJB COURTNEY will promptly perform all
y work in the line of Dentistry that may be en-
trusted to him. He vii! take pleasure in waiting on
those desiring his services at their residence 1t they
will notify him through the Office at Edgehcid e. H.
He will be Mt the Village Sale days and Court
weeks Oct. 3rd ly ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

AMERICAN BuLLrss III ]
prize.Gghter, Heenan, who is q
preparing for q fight with Say
champion" is likely to draw
ton of tho ufancy" from this
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

TIE CLlMax.-A poor fellow says: "[n
oil evil hour l became addicted to drink.
From that moment have been going down,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

y The Friends Of WILLIAM SPIRES re-
spectfully announce him Candidate for SllER-
IFF of Edgefcld District at the ensuing election
Inn. 1H z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

@r- The many Friendsof Mr.. JAMES EDISON
nominate him Candidate for recollection to the
sHERIFFALTY of EdgeGed District, at the next
election.
Jan II, uf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

we The Friends of Capt. JOHN BLAND
nominate him a Candidate for SHERIFF ut the
next election.
Inn 1S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04
DIR. A. Q. SIMMONS
liver MEDICINE E

uuAyING purchased the ORIGINAL RE
hH CEIPT for DIR. A. @. Simmons Liver
Medicine, the public are hereby informed that
T bnv. made arran geucnts with Mr. L. NJ. PENN
EIce6eld C. H., to procure the ingredients aud to
compound and put up the medicine.
Ali persous who hnve heretofore received the
McIicipe ON sale, direct from DR.. SIMMONS, can Ie
supplied by applying to Mr.. E. NJ. PENN, ON the
same terms as heretofore.
0-'1' JAS A. TALBERT.
ri % "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

"Dos'r rob YOURSELF" as the farmer said
to tho lawyer who called him hard names.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04
The American Minister.

The Hon. Charles J. Faulkner, tie United
States Minister to Francs, who presented bis
credentials to the Emperor on Sunday, ehs
4th inst, was cordially received. He ,rss
conducted to the Palace ID q court carriage
by master Of ceremonies. 4 Paris letxr
to the New York Express s.stes that .be En.
peror vas surrounded By hs oEeen, and
then adds:
Our Minister was attended BY tho tso
Secretaries ofLegatioH, Messr. Calhoun ana
Wilbor. Upon being presented to His Ms-
jesty, Mr. Faulkner made a few remarks in
accordance with diplomatic usage. He ssAa
be was the bearer Of the ardent wishes es.
Our whole country that the ancient ties Of
amity which unto the two nations may con-
tinue to be maintained in slhtheir force and
sincerity. Mr., Faulkner made pertinent
allusion to the new enlarged common benefits
which coald no! fall to flow from the recently
declared comme1s policy Of tia Enperota
government ap 70 lively jgs.;estfs IN
atttraseed ;n .ks. statrs tn A
concluded bis add |@||5 |!|Ee
tn. Presidents 8 !
and prosperits IS ||g4|| @
His Majef &
concurring in 4
the happy polt VII
on both sides,(a convey |
monious character eniued
peror aud Mr.. Faulkner, aft |aS|
conducted to the apartment, b
and formally presented to Z
in substance, repeated the fris IS
-of the Emperor. Mr. Faulkr 3Sl3 |SIlS
veyed, in court carriage, to E|5} E2sS;
and his mission is inaugurated 3s#
favorable circumstances. 4
-->o~e--fzHffs {
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

2sefs- The friends Of Mr. F. V. COOPER nomi.
nate him Candidate for SHERIFF at the neSi
election.
Jan. 1S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

You are cowardif You fss,- - ..u !,
truth, when you sbuld do so. Pow 80, w
coward when you ipult The veal
a coward II ;! AFRAID Z do right; if you shrink
from defending youppinion for no;n,.;.:
that which you kno to be iust. an, ..a.s
and you are especial coward # yk,SSI
certain things Of ytself and dsr, "A "A sss s
them to yourself-Ein F,i.wsux
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

A Day or two since, one Of our good citi-
zens, who will be recognized atonce if we
call him John Sunth, happened to g. into a
grocery establishment, and understanding
that silver change was in demand, enqnired
what premium they paid for it, and was in
formed FIVE per cent. Thereupon he drew
forth ninety-6Ve cents in change, and handed
it over to the grocery.man, and received a
regular dollar bill, This satisfactory specu-
lation, or something else, led our friend into
the extravaganza Of calling for three cent
glass Of beer, which was furnished and drank,
when lie drew forth the identical dollar bill
and rendered it in payment, which was re-
ceived, and ninety-seven cents in change
handed back. At the latest date, the grocery
man was attempting to figure up the profit
on that glass of beer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04
CANDIDATES

For Tax Collector.
STARTLING TURNER, THEOPHILUs DEAN,
NJ W. LYLES, CHARLES CAkIEh,
JOHN G. LovELEss, T. J. WHITAKER,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04
Carpenters to Hire.

vU1Wo GOOD HOUSE CARPENTERS S1"dKs for hire 3
on reasonable terms. Apply to J. II. BROOKS
Ninety Six P. o., Mar Is 4t"lo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04
A Bright Boy.

We never read the scene in Henry w.,
where Falstaff and Prince Henry exchanged
characters, without thinking Of similar one
said to have occurred in an ancient parsonage
a great while ago. The Rev. Mr.. Regulus
was an excellent man, rather eccentric and
somewhat economical. Jonas, a farmers boy,
used sometimes to go with presents to the
parsonage, sharp-eycd little fellow, but
rather uncouth in his manners. One day he
brought in leg of mutton, laid it down
without ceremony, and was making off.
"Iq teach that boy lesson in good man
ncrs,n said Mr.. Regulus to his wife. He
needs TO have The clown rubbed off little"
Jonas p come back here moment.
Don't yon know, my fine fellow that you
shouldn't come into q house in this way,
without knocking, and with your hat on.
Sit down in my armchair. Imagine yourself
the minister, and III come in with the mutton
and show you how boy ought to behave
Jonas sits up gravely in the armchair, and
Mr.. Regulus goes out with the leg of mutton.
Enter Mr.. ReguluS, in the character of
Jonas. He takes off his hat, with low bow.
"My father sends his compliments to Mr..
Reguus, and asks his pastor to accept token
of his regard
Jonas, from the arm-chair:
81 thank you. Mrs. Reyulus. Just gire
Mat boy a ninepcnce."
The lesson was mutual.-Monthly Relisi-
Gus Magazine.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

EA resolution 30
sandusky, Ohio, toa
pupils, has besa
to fouE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03
Police Intelligence.

xcpsI FArHxK -Honors White, reslder. Of No. $50
Hast thirty nnh street, appeared before Captain spegh
~ The seny hrsi precinc, polite sa,ol noaae sA,ur
day sveaiog and stated that she le entirely dcs
tate By her husband who pauned all her clothps for
drink and Otherwise III treated her and bcr children.
policeman eont 10 Inquire Into the truth VI tho state
meci, vhcu o sccne OF the most aoioct p,verty AMI
wretche ,ncss presented tsclt The womans children
found rags. with Scarcely suaconi covins upoa
the barbe " protect them against tho ncicmsncy Of the
weather while the tenement odd chsrces 40 de-
void Of the articles sf fcrpiturcsuch
beds and chairs Ms. White sent 10 Bellevue Hospi
tai fcr medical treatment, and her "a ldren -four of
tbenl conveyed 10 Me Juvenile yluu, BY order
Justice QGscSenbush The model father could not be
fcoad although The police searched high and cw FOR him
AsEsu or A BUpGiAR- At an early hour yesterday
ms~niss POLICEMAN Arcson, u the Eghtscrih prccin,t
p<rons his beat he discovered that Tho front door
~ HE rcstsarsn. No go avesue wss iylag open.
ssp>rtns a, there were thieves within BE- stopped 10
opp ie q ths street begen 70 throw
him. the stotc evidently thrown by accom-.
ploe burglars ~isocd 20 distract tt attention
u the ooer In order that these WIS nsie might
make their escape. AFcsou was not - casily 70 90
blpdd hoscvcr for he stuck 10 HE poet until the bur
glars (hrte ~ tbcn) became frightened sd oct OF
The store Tic policeman was cc>c behind them When
they made their exit, srd after sharp chase rlc,ceici
overhaunr and sfrcstng cue N TIER NUMBER, rsrcd
Eugene Smith. Tic remainder Of the gsng vcsped asrg
wth them What small change vas 10 toe money drascr.
Tho prsorr brought before l-tlcc AID
CoUuiLtad for 0rnutnAti3n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03

THn cssH STUNT yus-yArst Rrsttr George vucs,,
who jumped Irou The thrd story OF the tereen hosse
No 10 Csps srce', durrg the arr which took pl'ee
there saturday, d9d yesterday nj the New York hDs
piAl from The enrcts n he inafes Coroecr jfcsm
noiGcd 10 hoia an inaacs poE he body o. the de-
ccssod.
Hocsrvxr CAsrAIrr.-Uornoer jacxnsn sso Eoti
sed 70 bold inquest upon the body 81 tohn gssrsss
nsiivc Of ireland, sscd a. years wi, ded from ihs
ELECTS of IN urcs accidentally rccevsi ~ being crushed
By Inc hosting appsrstus At No 2! braast1r street
Friday ncooasoo rcss1s lent o. No - TAX street an
sbover the store ~hcrc The accident cscltreL
Trlyrsc WIT Frs John NcMahcn chill re lias a,
No Iea wcs, thirty seventh street. while p,ayeg with
pieces Of ushtcd paper saluriy Get Ore y hs
othnE before Games c0uld be eviir sni ~
so burned 70 death An nques, was bell urea tire s1iy
~ Coroosr scnrmcr.
rArst Fsii nov, ar.s. -Coro,cr tacxrar hesi ~ u
quen yesterday, n No COS E,r rsch street, reor TO
body o. Margaret nennin, vho VA ao.sfcntsly killed II
ycsrs % ssc and vas a native Of ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03

Hco. harvey esd~is, Of syrarasc e. snaaey "
Montreal, and Col Morrls u tn u1acf states tr.nv
are stopping IL the g. Ncoolas Hs,ol,
w. q. Ives, OF Hartford, Com A. IL Jscs.,s. q, =
sipa Mrs. y. g Stevens auc party. ~ ssaascy ani II
vaa rcii Of Bostcs arc st'rp'rs a. We Ncv,
Motel
Capt Alden, Of the United STATS Nayytc Kg1oorl "
ktsNssippl; " Waller, Of Ncw Y0Tk u rnomr aat Il,
uny. 81 New Orleans: n. p RAns., y Russ abf B.a
iawn Hard, Of Bostoo, and r. ans = 80 sgts, W.ss
-lppl. arc stopping at the fith svonue 5otrt
tstfr shrmsf, o. Hartford. Hon. jams y grah ~,
y tnlrs Cnries I. Ellison, ef NcwbVtE ~ Ftssasn
ssd Nfs Fttto a.. ~ Osuarnt = fssbffv, 81 Cam.
tftfFr and ~ Neitr, n scw I9rk, arc stopping II
AS AiDVUNc nDtc4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03

no TEE TAXPAyEss OF ThE sxvEErH ALDER.
i manic District
The uodefrxned Taxpayers o, ihs district earnestly
mead 70 al other sIpAyers snd h5useholders
NH CHARLES J. Oh Up.
sui able 10 represent aeic Interests 10 tbs Board
OF Albarm,n
We believe Mr. oHIPP 10 be- of iute gritty and cspA
from his long residence among elnneny quail
h,d 10 protect teresta Ia Common Council
ques, All and especially the Taxpayers 70 freely
the yerr candidates for Aldermen
enabled for the beet ependen o psnT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03
ROLTYNQAl.

7rH wsRD-HAvika shks MY n M ros rsU and
sdserised a. Ina OF The called peo ~
or oar in vha poll ics shf ul noI be irodu lnt1 tbs
500 o querton for nu@ee wish 70 N fr e.ds that
has tker "a .n contradiction my xJresa dre
oont-sry rrgae ths ueSs' kesf ~ -osatp
i've lack repab cans 10 the ward 10 wh ~ Hewitt for
Commirstoner, Murphy for Inspsctov Bob Of thsss
gntles have etofure
having devst.d from .tns blsk
tepublicsn 10 fact they sUuf
o.et thu nnmi roa but for their ~cl known eKlomo Oar
re0ri.n u0lvile sdopta the placing
together With thai OF ar Wo d var, taair
s FIR the ptee o. . engthenng BY drmoc alto votes
and lhuS b. tlsotEg EnOher republic carrying
the pro- % their leaders demonstrated Ia the
krcopd Aixnth Twsnty nrsi and Other wurd. OF
which has been Domnsied the peOpes ticket
Ti conclude BY csl upon fdends " vote for the fol
lONi q nk-t &C opted By Tam aud Ag<rt HAls
ror Cor missioner Of q, NM schoos DIR. John oAsAn.
For IrsI ector--s ndre hartia
For Irus,ees-BerdArd smyb James Samuie.
Yours truly, WILSON shALL. 100 Henry street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03

CohooL oEFIu.Rs-iulkTngkTHW AAD-OIrrz -.
oo to ysur :oa0 s s s ssys Composer. sss s'Ss.
as 70 he A.. ss Of go s .s nsa q Fan
s$ D
siclis. Kln. iewsus.. $50 Grand s,,es.: re,.r Miles,
as Grand ss e P,1ps. y Columbia street.
Duel fsne, 500 or.cd street Davd fappea, 10 Anor
ass tsf ssa re- sf'aa Sa.
s sarss s rss se s .s; .
street L ahsesheimer me ohani, No WI ct street
AID i've sundrsd ether respee.sbe oI, .ns
Tas GIrzsr rs. o. rHs IIsarH IgDIGIAL pi s
youfo, noeo,isy ruetsss candid 40 for The one,
sxsps. your VIII and .ssi 81 the ssscax reno ar n'es
sr 81 who s.s We ssn consulted OF TIE %
struuep..usy o. sseret caucuL packed mint % tbe
au. TOMB: = sys1s he cs ses Yoa
y or.g candidates. for o'e npo 'hs people Tor whom they
ana 50 ds,esi bs hal al good have assy desired
BE- sSoishsd ss .sopls ,..me 4 .d.l
z !s d q 10
leo. e,e.. ossr %ycsM =. a., esaaid e fcr he
ssss sssS s.s- q he GU 4 ss a.ss
S. d .ss gwen ms SO 81 op"
b .nllar VIII tss duis. q As Once. having
y"g 2 odEs ana sd, bso.s.s sas y. s.ssad: this
sx snd purchase nona.aca. sSsr. rss:os: -
sssrx: - ed Sois. z Dc as he Ss:
ANsON WILLIS.
TAsMASY NOMINATION. AT 4 xnxriEG OF THE
Uunvenscu 70 nominate ConstAbes for the tixee1,h
ward b. ID the house Of NJ Hal 10. John Ready Nj
che sf a.s1 seer rsrSR eisLAY
TvAMMANY HALL--THIR, ZENITH wARD-Ar Tx
adjourned messing OF the regular Delegation N nominate
kehooi Omotrs the following nominations made
school Con mssiouer-JO III H. TRAPP Couus st Law
- lnspector-JoHN L. DL ssAY, BoAibuildsr.
rrpass-CH sRLIH gUsTgR Merchant.
-TaOhAS a. ALLISON. Grocer.
p. ofkEsfA Chairman. nom-
J JoaS 1 ss1ssssss o. Secretaries.
THOMAS GiRBors. n EAST BROADWAY, WITH
draws sch tfLcer OF the Seven ws-d Ia favor Of
the dsmorrac party, hoping his fherss All lin Lin 10 de-
feat tbs Peoples republican party, lie lovers OF the
spsoopsl nsbie Ia the Common ,fhDos
TUE BUSHES COMMITTEE or THE YOUNG MEF's
rational kspuhloAn Club viii be in session al No. 2Ss
vi ion srr.t nt.y evening" Decenber5 1861 6swesn
sis - seven oc'ock JOHN kOBARfs, Chairman.
- RrguR, Jr., secrst1y
N~ yH2 R0noRs OF TIE FOURTH wARD-THE
Du0G Akei preseaed 70 you for scsool on cers for
lbe
FOR scsss cam ssoner-H Henri q Leasx Of Pear
Fo- school nspe Alexander Lang sr, No 363 Pearl
ccr School ryustees-Bsn .Inlu sb-rwoos No 10 Henry
Wli-m Hresi NO as feAri street. john Maret 10
A. va-aory. No ssS Pearl street
II yo1 personally acquainted With the candidates
and see -na il satisfied vote the above csel and ses hat
or e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03

Vo THg CITIZENS AND TAXPAYERS OF TIE 2lsr
! wNd A rcusr, headed - above. and soliciting us
srpp OF The Tseny nnr Ward lsxpa for william HAw
" Tho repub - csncdste tor Alderman has been issued
will and tbe~e OF republic
far r~sles 10 lLA undersigned
uod.rtsnd navy others without lbeir consent.
. wholly unaathssriyd ia. NJ Az ID sfigkwOOD.
JAMES BRARDOR.
JAsxs FaTrBRrUH.
PEvnH COUrAF.
FDWAHD KuPATRIsK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03
POLITIOAI..

nth WARD-MUZs Ant haLL-A MEETING Ov rHn
II Wavd mltse ~ the S~veutoouh ward VI ne nc
a cdr Hermitage Hail. co-nsr eousn snd
Avn sreets this (Noadsyi evening Deceabsf ssV1s
~ JOHN kinney ChairnAa.
4 o .pSe'' sssas..rssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03

A YOUNG GsxTLsnAR, 90 GOOD FAMILY AwD
"A moderAis meant. desirous q oveane
VITA ycupG lady With vteW fnvtuus no on
al ~ Tor eArrAtcu. AnaabAs d~pos @n, mi
moderate drs q good chs Addrsss d. Csse Dor Ia
Prince %. sew Jersey.
A YOUNG MAN, OF PRgrossgssfSe ArPxAEAs0n
N v~stg sgn ,~ars a. ap dsxlruus ~ 5ont4n1
wrh y0~rs lady WITH ailrse VIEW - u.eftm NJ -
wnlserr Leroy, New Brurswfcs y. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03

QnLIAKD WHATS PAraNf On AAyIoN rABL4R
- fhs esreaSo! vvisE cusAsor, paxs-tsd Augwa H. -
Lively an orrAha bsyuad sny ssd ali o1kep ny
- oocs ssd fsrsxy, n Cod ssrsel New Tort.
billiard rABGDS.-wN r. SHARP orvnRs YOR
- sAle ONE ~ bis slendd Tables vhA hs newly investes
Cushous sted November Is superior any
use oAu ~ ME Nsnafseowy, las rninn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03
SPECIAL nOraUEs
noE PaDRo II. RAILWAY

hOk PADHo IL RAILWAY.
- rnIo ps JAsma0 BsAyIL. sept Is I0So
Proposals. invited grsdusia masonry ssr
s.rucon Of ia ris OF This work. extendsg
the end Of The Funnel Of the rs du dows
the vNeys OF the fana and frshy to the snks
Of the MI er rar,kya The work Is euersT heavy, oomp
30 cubic ards esrh 25n 100 cuhe wards
TeC ars 10 excavation 90 cubic vards xdsQ
20 cub yarfs cuv-rt and 90 c1i, re.sng "A
rssoory geter with iron brrge srstrotre
way and stations Al he ienp. o IN hi9 De JAneere
sy be plans onlce AND schc sons wh.ro seAs1
proposals cr the whole Ms nlss or portion theresf
ur hss thnn uilet VIII pe received until February ~
co a. which nr they vii be openea and the work awarded
Ihe dreory tetermns that lse technical direction he
work shall be extensively 10 sh- hands OF he eugine~
bn will en.sraa proposals. either with scale Of prices fer
The var kinds OF VI rk for the entire
liked prce In 'he alter % % the monthly mens viii b.
regulated by scale q prizes All paymelis will q naAo
monthly each percentage being security f
fa,hin fulhlmen atract This ho~eYcr nsy -
dip ed with. deoosit IL made money sociu
bonds OF b. the d1ecory in the latter de-
posor VIII be eelled to tho acsrusng utArext aatG
security Paes unknown to the undersigned will be eIpesG
evidence OF their ability from
upoa which hey have been This WORK II II
mountainous and parfectg heAl,hy reRiou within
bours RIDE OF Rn de Janeno About 30 additional mes
IecASed and remain 70 be placed under contract
o. h OrTUNI President
ANDREW ELLISON, Jr Engineer Ia Chlcf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03
srgARS AND TOBACCO.

f, nnn ,AAn srns At AL, pRf ~ FR " q
l.Vuu.uUV = aorssne agws.d' eavsr' 80 -
40 :. sioaa oas .nTstrss a srat pr.s.s NRn ever
wEsks n O. w.F
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03

O1sT WARD. YIFrsxNTH ALDEaMANIo DISTRICT
81 ss e.. he & Ward sa ad
aocraie ard COMMITTEES. tbs following et,es fNm Cap,
10 is' East NV Tw' Sa5s sg N, ss 3 s,s
D. e BxrsAII, E.l., chA-mso, &C
Dtag sm in possessicn q e very nst,erng norna
Is.s srss also q The proosnss q
& AID ss g. s ss r. spy 3 &
ssrn he va. .ssd ss wd soas y ~ ee saa E
nenss Scp y appears hat he oui q TIE pom
me-, s.' % s sss as ss s
ss sss Be- s H liza ' se o. = a..
sd -. S ssv ssp'' unsa " he ' p.a on as
needing he iollowrc ger 4. we're preset zIJo.Ah
s y A. noorr joan so.sb gshr fe.ay James ssssSy
saoS e sp s can Ae s1 se been mors
,sss sss s ~. ia As ~S I'd a. s 4 .ps. K:
csvenlor bal he WAS he lIsi . send dele rates To- aid
s cny T. & ,sas . S
roarol % h slnss ends snd no, to use FIR tho
iSe general govern eni cpes the spec ,ons
name esdeneccy pecuse on 'he city xoveramcns-1 the
SS dear s1 eel highly n.,,s,-d BY the tender q the
poraucn from your which believe % Re the uest
s. hss mace A. Inc
cons # the democracy q tbs c fAL no selfish Aabtos
You VIII give my bss thanks Jour Convention aus svurs
MAZE sa SS n
invite b. lheR srss ambition thai DECLINE accepting Their
JANIS HUSTON.
The following resolutions ADOPTED
Wheweas At meeting q reeyaes from the Tanmsny HAl
knrdes Mozart Bs ldcrmsnic tunveu INN held
November. lsC0 hs Wescheser Eouse n
Twenty seventh and Fourth FOR ths purpose ~
onferrtng. with q view % presenting c.ndl.
cse for All erman fer the rlarnes 81 the democratic
electors Of The TWENTY fret ward Mr. sechsn r. au well
on behalf OF the Byeckinrige candidate and Mr. Bren
behaf OF The candidate o. Mczi hs esch expressed
willingness the sake OF harmony, and victory 10 abide
whAever result the conferences might produce
Aud whereas Mr. Fromant tie nominee OF the TAmmSny
Hall Aide arc Convention. declined IN s-5s such rosu
meeting OF conferences , proposed by the
louyrnlion enAuailns frum Tammany Hail. thegefore.
Resolved That 10 the event of the defeat az dsmccrstc
candidate Aternaa In The Fueenih AserAnic dsIc
coinu and responsibility Of such defe. ress VIII the
1AmnnAny Hail org Anlzsis1n
Resoiveo hat cordially approve CAPTAIN Huu,n's de-
term nation Alderman and that in view OF d.
in the democratic party deem unwtse 10
nnAAe nouinA ops4 10. Y. bIkDsALLs ChsfnA
n. y. IA AngI- ls.rr~,s,,ss
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ennsics rstions.
Peter Il. Warner,
NJ. J Lem,
Wsrrea Harriet,
James Wallace.
Jsmee u. ~ I'd.
Is QasrksnborL,
Jusius " iteebe
Z n Young
Vim q Moore,
y J Shuts,
u. Var Buren.
II. w Gre Feiing.
r. q pvtington,
Henr KID. enblrg.
Henry N smb e
enry Is Mead.
John Mills
James .sRy
Wa = Hsdcock,
l.. X. DIR sm : re
Petsrr lCrenus,
Vim hNtsn.
A II N bsdd ck,
Charles Turner,
Vim "A Dobhs,
" m. II. wallace.
Geo. J \ ahmeisel.
lsase q. Osdea.
Lam hert suYIAm J
II. Arrsnn.
4. Buckhs'i~r,
Gilbert . Crurte
isen " Blal Char
lou : l ed. d ne-ms
fhoma Ring,
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NM POlf1W MT SION, 81 PAKK kTKkH -tHN L a
des having of this Niss their hAnGs f
The very liberal supply FURNISHED hem for he Th.nksgvnS
the children of The Institution and the o.
The neiGhbo hood general To the Of the various
te the who dous xoods the Blu. hers
md 6easrs OF The especially Of The
NSnngon. Wes Washii on Centre and fulton markets.
20 the sirr dealers the foo. OF spnpx street hey
uIcer very great obRAl fn1 pc ker from oorsoa
shishs otcked by Mr. Hu,say, made seosstan.
moth loagrs, do, ed by mr. a. X. Oh snd By Mr.
Aryler were th- ohesrvei Of al onse'yrs 70 several
bakers the ladies' much ohiEn for fu
'he stsa Of lire" Mr. Or Oh. of ,ihsm hs he
grstuie OF All for he generosity snd with which be
roasted baked ard ooled without other limit thu
Ply Mr. VIDE snd NJ MAJ ara Of bro.d way, helped nush
20 s~eet~n and ornament the The gentle
several oy estsb shuens added greatly pleasure
oh dren BY liberal supp ~ toys th-y per.
aids ~ the nie he vstrus cinmi.es st paass
secepshe Acknowledgements Of tine soes fr seir vary en-
ctsntEsrcee Last though by lsaT the d,ua
Tins ~ sh clo,ning which hy
ced the ladss for themselves their Ses give
hanks
SrcGsged By these marked manifestations Of general In
lerest ard approval the s enter their work
with thsnksu hearts 10 AL aud cspacsy HI whom
"ooaleth every good gdt In bsh,f OF the msnSsera
UAnOuIea pGUaIl
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