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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-29

Mr.. Samuel Thorne, of Duchess county, N. Y,
has recently imported from England, Southdown
ram, at cost OF 81, ,250 and, even at such price,
Mr.. Thorne congratulates himself on the acquisi-
tim
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-29

At last, one active step has been taken towards
Charleston harbor and the protection of the brave
little garrison Of Fort Moultrie. Major Anderson
has evacuated that fort spiked the cannon, burned
the gun carriages, and taken the greater portion
of his command to Fort Sumter. There is 50 much
wisdom, energy, and military forecast in this
movement as TO create the belief that it is mainly
the WORK of the brave old commander.in-chief of
armies, General Scott.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-29

The proceedings of the House and Senate were
completely broken up by the news from Charleston,
and soon after its reception they adjourned.
During personal interview with Gen. Scott,
this evening he assured me that he has no official
information from Charleston, but has received
despatch from South Carolina stating that Ander
son had evacuated the fort spiked the guns, and
burned the carriages and other property available
to an enemy, and then retired to Fort Sumter.
This done without Gen. Scott's knowledge or
advice. lie assures that he shall call upon the
President tomorrow and investigate the matter
He spoke of Major Anderson as an estimabe, brave
discreet officer and expressd trust that his orders
bore him out in his movements, although he knew
nothing of the nature of the orders
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-29

The T. S. authorities for the Southern District
of Ohio, state that every fugitive slave arrested
during the past three years, has been remanded in
tn serritnde: not one has hann discharrah
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-29

r FO"1 Ite WUSHWYI0" C0NSIuNJtoHI
We believe that we are perfectly correct in stat
ing that this action on the part of Major Ander-
not in consequence of orders from the authorities
here. We have also reason to believe that il was
not occasioned by any threat of attack or hostile
action on the part Of the people or military in
Charleston, and that there no reason to anici-
pate any change in their attitude in relation to the
Federal troops. Under these circumstances, we
must express. our regret that Major Anderson should
have taken such a step without orders or appar-
ent necessity.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-29

The probability, however, is, that Major Ander-
son would scarcely have assumed the responsibility
Of this important and critical movement, without
the most distinct and explicit orders Whether he
did or not, the President will come in for the CEN
sure of the querulous fault-fnding Black Republi-
cans who are as prompt to condemn every move
ment he makes, however iudicious, as they are to
applaud every movement Of his elected successor,
however iniudicious. We await further develop
ments, but in perfect confidence that President Bu-
chanan has acted in the premises with strict regard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04
POLITICAL.

rr.x BosroS rlIAr LIBEL ON Mr. WILLIAMSON,
he ssuasais Tor oonrress in the rAfi Coz
sos - s,s poo.Ao E sa
As sS.os rSs S 2 s.nss AZ a. .
J nsss Y w. " s w:mson wss ospssd
him IN polcs BE- feels BE euy e urdo rs =, "a. ..- y
o IL: ss s ss'sh done ss nv
sa9r q IN s As az ~. he
pfonp ~ u sss sslasrsr az soon
= ssr i Soss Nov ss o . ''
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wun.ros Isq Dear 4, .gr., s.rs@s,y me
fn 4 he a,se was ne aa
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sSss ~ % way H.. % Sc ssss a % 1 ss lie
pabieaao q my issue q the p mat "a order 70 the n
70 e Without Sss e. p. a
en- known 10 me As m.n Of shsraesr rssoons
~ New York and Boson who have CA Ice sr-
e ss Of on ny Ky Mr. 40 be-
:sss a s.s:'s'a s'f 'ss ~
n S. 1.sss made y % s awe S9e e
aesoa d 'ii have Known Mr. whansa oos
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a .n9 % ss sy soqrss Il s,fv a.
"a s ao Ssys Il g. 3 II
riends sSs news SCENTS Of New York Su. a. me justice
1bai had lie pabishrr Of the Pho, been
rscsr Of he y s referred 10 be would not have allowed
more i tsmsndsd Of me r.gs, the injury done,
Very pecally your. rAIn ,sa, p .,.,,e1 e.,
cass 10 ss sss ass MADE
correspondent Of The Rosiou Pilot promptly dre~ uo
,hs following card, sxpressns their opinion OF me article IN
question NEW YORK Oct Is 1857
AyoR J. WILLIAMSON. Ksq Dear sir Our at,erton has
us, been led 70 sros: End s ss sne ov a..
ai the character Of deceased and isnenet late 60.
sna pSa sa ssyns been wss
pyrhars Ne The fact that you candidate for
that hsa The pubhfsr q the chaacisr
appeared IN hat journsi and we assure you ha mad We
snowr mat se issue o. NJ. des Contained the de'snsory
MOI Lave "a soEy Of hs psYs 70 we osrn CIR
DO TO made the for the circulation Of
against the candidates q poc psrtg aud Tor
sSow The Nssis. il ,ss Fsi Be- f.ss and msisloa.
eve,y p'r o ra s ban.a rs pns.hsT IN TIA
iteen sinfee urr< wsnh or TIE grsaiaf par
IN MI sah you have mane.ied the utmost .soasy 10
a sGS ann aavs We s'ss IT,, II
have been seed in ,msr r,sons so-s,ds yoa W. fn
Il. ss sr,cic IN question Viii DOT the slsl
his strong but just angnag because we III
ssaa We s.sas u prmpy and
injury Which may have tagy doas e yon By crcua
sncoa 10 one Of be mos, wicked bsse be which
ss before come e our nsce II we sos
your fellow others u the pocs Suesilons o. the day
Who know ycn either personally ihro1eh wen es'nec
reputsan viii nnhestanyly endorse your honor gentle
TesPs0ifey 6 ,sd eesa'sn; servants
Ross s S,ioHsEs l,i NASSAU s, si,ss s,'s
sHs II s.16s 50 sssi F%s S'6ss Ann
JOHN ,. FEhRs& Co. % Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04

MS,n,rs - Soxra c,sot'xa The assss,aus state Geo
losst u North Carolina. Mr. 9. Smith, has rccooy
put forth very interesting letter on th mlacral wealth
OF Western North Carolfnr n seems thst the c9ppcr
bearing belt throagh daooa, jackson and Haywood
counter II alsrnaics with gnciss, cora, h0rnDcna
siaes syente. TIE copper veins cr,, oa AMI have
been iessei, especially some EIGHT OF ten "a Jsc<soa
ccrr'y The veins descerd twenty feet u eeg ~ IN
~ The Icads and the rich Most Of the ore s yet
low copper pyfItos, though occasionally some green
Donate snd red oxide found. spscineus o. thssa
ores are exhibition the Institute They ysld from
sweusy " thirty per cert of metallic copper IN uiniag
quise extsos.ve near Frankr. 10 inc Tenneee valley
We're are only four veins thai have been cot lacy do
~. crop out ~ II Ja-kson county though easily trace
ese hsy are ~has called true veins; tbs, ID, they
90 not inkrfolis<c With strsta Being asssre veins,
ssey rrn 70 great 6epth. Magnetic found IN
eess sounda.os par Frukn. the kind u ore that
soe celebrated swefss iron made from There sbun
oance on waar powsv and coal near By Manganese i
$50 ioana IN great qusntiiies In Cherokee cSunsy the
grppy 81 hemsts pon orc n,uncnso II extends DO sn
Valley river 70 NO Georgia bse marble OF Cherokee
coury ssnow ~hite vsriega'sd, aud blue AMI bsnded
On The NstDala rver there ccurs hne nssh coloroJ
marble They crop out nik beds, aso, Of asslma 10.
rte or frre ft0rc suitable for Larnaces nee 5gcai
w~c tnd a. acounsran'sB 20 ffntisn IN fnac1lr ~
srre the sieatlon al thst tea - dese uos tnsss
mltsTti hts e capital, lah1r gf 81 fallroada ~,
% be- ~ t0ese Ell not be lcns wanting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04
DEAp, READ READ.
Ii LET ALL WHO HAVE HI EhN FEELINGS gEAD
AND REMEMBER II * "a q sGTs

DEAD, READ, READ.
~ LET An HSD T sa2s aAys Fl s feelings BEAD
About the nfst Of last Febr An attempt was made by
CERTAIN surgeons q this city . our shsrabs
experiments and lectures Tht ,uroos, rvo,ss 10 Cd ia
,l,ny and nanras r.pugns 70 every gentle feeling Of
bronSh an assisted in Its sccc.aplAhm en
JAMES syxcv
I'm connects = WITH ,wo ~ ~ 1s OF TrE ALxsHo1sE,
the o. s 00TSs SG'am sgsu eSPs s
public " '
rp,x r,, w.r,sn yrw Yos- Feb. 3 1861
s,R1ln o nss, Sas n1,n Bellevue aospital
anramed sncs arc snei necessary ty toe Visiting
ssn ne Mess Hos under hen drsSiicn and
10 make such e1Amin Ann Ycar. respsy fully,
.. THAI MI pay Bellevue cspit WAS NOT
wSnf nrs 10 70 rous Gni apchran Measure oe
'11se~ ~ a se S.chte witch 10 hero subooed.
INV YclK. lat Nov. 1850.
~. 49,. 49,, Seventy 6rst Street.
Am,hmss vho .dgred y James Lynch. Governor e. the
s s.ym sea iSa q Obliged comply n
NJ lynch IN i, without demonstrating euergetlcaly with
and he ' g. he
A'r 70 "n'" ss. could rot but lead TIsoIHg DAILY,
tr,h y, NJ and h5 friends en- euged to ceny the
sehsrges The are"r stands 70 pebble
~ n Kecorsa of Belle Hospital where Sl who
& 90 on rwse led 70 doubt atrocities pos
sip XXI. can t kfy themselves OF iss authenticity.
would be ,ost Ia scbe The s,,vie fact thst
authority - gvsn ~ dsnsnSer sna aca,,sr Il, nncons.
choy ext s ne o"ul M II n1 oesa poor o. s CIV = ~
pepe rthsir surport 10 eest aim 10 once
,uas ~ Of New York JTaes Lynch sppeafg for yoor
Re sse Eou.d % being friend % yog, ipsss. .
% E Naa reisins Of poor men when he was Governor Of
uaI rs Of Nov York, who opposed violating the
Isss of the de.d James Lynch is candidate @ Regs.sr
iooni e1uued 70 your sunragesf
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% wAHD pExocsLrIc UNION CLuB-.r a
fresdsv evening the 9th the following resou
Received. Thss we eordlsly endorse and ,ssn use All
honorable eneesvo 70 elect he Union Electoral ucse beaded
Greene 9. Brocscp And Bemaa Ked'ed and The state
y re- %.. ps- r & s i sass suo %
fence q The Union and uicn assns, he fAnAncl war
Resolved, That seuanm wood hs' received tbs Mo-
zsn Ismrnsny and unlor sominscns fsr ocrRrssm me
esrnes, snepo. We be.vs ,ss srss, commercial Az risi
~ Be iashfasy and ably represented BY ~ wool ss
esirssi our aemer..e and Union fresss IN i r cast
their votes fer Mr. WOOD sndfhus denousce s "a bic sre
Rssos,a rbss We deprscase %. cnndac,os ew seecus
urr, dsorrsnzinG potcisns who have plse bfcre the
electors the nse ~ Mr. ksssr q The public re CO.,
may hsye rare sss o. nsr ,asss. fSr mis- s-s ne
issor "a TIE sasac a.. tasre, ;srosiat s nusersi
men out q employ avus we Ave os,iIelss 4 tsvscii
n.soiVsd. rsa @--s,srtiv sprgred,, ,at,., 80
courty nsnsx. tfsl be sthe slss1rs sT.ri ttf.
s s.%s me- ~, sssys y n 4
Court, ,slin,.r vJuass o. iSe slg,ao: s,r
jane: IL fr Ksses We man ourselves % have
sescid That IN ne roipatn Of james Lynch for asss
wr We spi rusworhy citzsa martyr Tor ne rsuse %
% ,scir, rs .sess' b-1ssas Lis saecs-. % % an
snts - serspubicsr ssitrcn Legislature
ss cs is ss sss so s.s ss s P a
fr - slnei. relieving him 20 be worthy honest ana com
ssc1ed 7ist We enireas onr feio citizens vi. sganst
= rrt crntrt ~ the constitution which intended " give
r. ga Ssrs ,s ~. ns. rs sS 5. Place.
'I''-'' VIM W." rxfMcK Krssrs, Presssep.
w. i6 g's;,5 3seosA,ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04

~ HuuThhrk Urer nerncafc rub n The Eleventh ward
even'rr, No~Ntsr 2 ixO no joAp W cannisr was
un'hn,ogtiy nfossf tg he ouh ~ Ccare~ 81 NE sals
Msmnss, Yre pr~si1eas rasrri {. For Psr1 on.
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TArxs LYNCH CKNrEAL CLUB AT A MEETING or
81 u. James Lynch ce9irs Climb seld LIST inst the fo.
lowing preamble and actions unanimously adopted
VIZ
whsress apt. snh the tcrmof OF political con
teniion the Of party srfes and the clsng o
hctpR interests 10 lose sigh Of matters Of Immediate and vi
tai 4uenee and n lightly ose ~hch mort
nearly and deeply and materially sec and whereas the
sbsorbns u the Presidential contest cslc lated
TO swallow nearly o4her consferson whilst At
very ,hresnod A.re potuyn which houg, usaay no
reward for party service secs member
OF The cou.Dunity namely tpe offce Of
khGIkTsR, N-
Ard whereas he duues Of thAt ~ requiring intelligence
ability and honesty eehooves The c o. New
the eecsou 81 and therefore 10
tn The quail aud decide tbs superior claims Of
the rival lass~s Who seek their sufrsres therefore
Besoved, ihAt IN James Lynch have ount whose
ncourbe honesty rrepoachsbe chars and updoubtsd
qualifications polt him oai - one emineDy suiei Tor he
piare
Resolved rhs In the nomnauon OF W. Lynch We have but
ormef " The sentiments Of the community In selecting
man fresh iron people cue who patterned
upon public patronage almost surfe but Jet Nth the
riciousness Of the niser still yesrns sor more
Resolved Thsf shs Individually snd coecvely rss~rt
and al honorable hs election aud thai
from the OF the sos Tuesday evenidR
usrnn>t enryrles shall be devoted TO that end
Resolved hat solicit fellow cixena ~ weigh wen
The claims o. the several conte1ng candidates in the cos a.
derce hat ssy viii coAcids with that The xhf for The
rixhf plsce h
Res,t rhs the prssmbes sud rcsoiuous be published IN
the New Tors Herald and Dsllr News
JoHs II. NUsRsr. Presd sni
VIZ MURPHY Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04

AN OUrRAGE-A HANDBILL. CONTEMPTIBLE IN
Itself and false to every particular has been ksued by
the anti and black republicans the Hon
John Cochrane, dAs for Congress Sixth district
Friends OF the Union be deceived Every Nsd
covardly dodge will be RED the enemies Of the
Union To defeat the Unon ssora candidates Rem
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MATRIMONIAL.


A. AMERICAN GENTLEMAN "a yEARs or Aar
wkhse 70 fotfn the scqusirsnce ~ young LADY q
Industrial hstih and rcspecshlity . mar no.
na slsroe address, for three days. Mortlnsr Herald
A YOUNG NAN. "a yytBs or AGE. Win sgtst.
IN Gent cnfrpetercv wfsh = - npsu r1rrsa1oc
a. tmaha sid -pscsatie lsdv wth as-t.
miny. Accrsss Z, 4. ~ dft II rAc p1i.s
"NIArH 8cfI NaA- - AZ SHOWING rHR y
Vf y u II #ta ard slee1ly narrea 4
aew boos ~ l.rth tsrts Ffee or m ~~rs hSsys.. n
william CO., gAtisoeYK, tox - Pksdelphla Pc. o2cs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04

pRooKLyN, KINGS cOuRTY.-To TIE DEMoCRA.
- tic Electors of Kings touniy-Gentlemen II deem It
proper to make plain statement of facts order that
may see -ho responsible for the division existing
the democratic party In ths nss place Nominated for
the Office OF Sheriff by Democrats Convention long before
my ouent and have not vet had democracy in
ohce have been freely acknowledge opponent. H.
then, they had desired 10 elect Democrat should
hsye put Ia nomnson ton candidate, when
known shas for inssske OF bar portion Of the Demo
waa sponted b the regular 70 h.rmonize the
parties which Committee they wholly refused 10 recog-
TO tre from the contest provided my opsonsnt ,ud.
and LEI third he nominated considering the
Of the party OF importance thaa the eecton OF
tcnAr his siinn also refused showing that
they de.e nGed 10 elevate defeat the
party ief, bsrg willing 10 make henora5ie arrange
make sod every honorable proposition 70 taewhch
they did but friends opponent who ntei TO
the fefussdt any ssons what
this Of the facts you who
sponsible for TIE division NJ the p,rty.
Under this state NJ facts feliaw citizens there Ia but
Of arbitration e asd That Is through the ballot box To
that esl clnhd-nt Of Jour cooperso1 and support
Your obedient servant, JOHN McNfMEA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04

IyAUTToE, CtUTrCN CAUTros
~ ELEVENTH FIFTEENTH SEVENTEENTH WARDS
Some lcl us persona oircuatnx the funor thai MI
CoctrAre viii wihdraE from the contest election day.
This E rot trae.
JOHN COCHKANE.
The only uaion candidate Tor Congress IN the Sixth Con
fres n at vi be eIsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04

YyAUTIoN.-A Party OF POLITICAL STRIKERS, DE
~ slrous OF prohibiting the various Ish Benevolent soce
ties this city 20 their sedsh ba - eugagef for
pecupiary consideration the organizations from III
legitimate PURPOSES which they organized. and
isuenee for Matthew 7. brennan for Register
the City ard County Of New York working men-BeTa
BeysreN BewaroA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04

4 TTESTIoN.-A NETTING OF THE woRKINGMEv's
a Union Ind pendent Democratic Ciu will be hell al
hnlAolAnd ls Eass Twenty eighth street rhur.day
evening, Nov PETER CURRY, Chairman.
PATRICK RINN Sec
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WILIIA9 o. SHEA ~ TIE PEOPLES CHoToE FOR
w the Assemble the true sdyocAie az the tights OF labor,
and deadly 70 ~ corr 1utonss Free trade and
sailors rights Never give up the ship.
1sT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT THE UNDERSIGNED. DE-
le2aies The First Assembly District Convention,
ting from Tanu Hail. feeling satisfied thai the present
Jan Hayea coss intend bis 10
the people Of this Assembly district for their ~ the
comuy election and the undersigned desire 70 tbs
election ~ democrat heartily and winlrgy give
earnest support TO Jacob smith, on. who viii honestly
represent the people Of tLls Assembly district
JOB For. VIM IL Bulteel, Edward Foonan,
James sullivan, Michael khern, Charles Gross
Corr eius Downey, lgneis kuniz. Rchsrd Marshal,
John John p cuifan, IAwrencs Langley
Joseph Bang, Jr., John Moore. Arthur Kerog
Thos' McCo~ey, Daniel Mooney, WIN. n Brown.
Daniel Collins Dornicok lacoai, VIM. Foster.
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MKRCTAyTE. CLERKS, &C -HnkDou ARTgss
Nt lun-r wrnr F-iinns Nrion Cab $50 H--a iva Al
meeting OF The club, saturday. November 1860 10
Resolved That be Recommended The ruion xerchsau
Of hs view OF overwhelming Importance Of ths
Presidential election Ard 70 shl. AL 70 vote 70 close their
roree 1uesay and heir clerks and AL other younr
orpnsed 70 fnco and Hsmha orranre nitt~e
for The POLLS Ac for rasscsy, sed repcs soadsy,sP
70 Col VIM Drsrer n The First regiment Union Nln fts
Men, Jamss b. Turner and a. Russell, 6,t Broadway. by
EII r. NORTON, President
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mo THE E-E TORS OF THE rIFrH CcNGR essroNAL
Dissrici potic. opponents driven 70 rear, g he
hep ths ne In h contest for The Of aiding the
ss01 q ., w The sSs .o Lac 40. and
= Ssa s % P er csn ns % y
EsrsSy ss. he sboinsd sadsvii:-'
John NY Of the city Of New YORK. having dsposed before
me ssS 9 S william Wi
s H.. ss b siss ns. ss
% sssS u Asss sns Ss b. VII smsS u ne
sex snc hsht the battle honoraby m tbs down 90 s
sworn before me this srd o, Move ber 1886 BEsJAna
L. BIiaIsss, Coosmisscnsr Of. Deeds Ne ' York
yvRg TRUTH vINDICATRD BY SWORN AFFIDAVIT
y PONDER, cHRfsrfANs, ON THs FACTS
Janaes Lynch. card denies the statement pabshei in
s.s q rssn. n ssevus soso q As mss
ca s.s sni medca studsnts for tseir purpooes Read
nrss street ltird who Harden o; Bellevue
Ho-rsa, > he tine the order given.
AFFIDAVIT or IixorH, pMLf' s,'wAraen o. Bsl'evne
CIR 1rD eovsr oy Ma. YoKS ST. rnoAy Day,
1ha, lave cad ne saiemenAs purporng 70 be sgaed
which evsve sanpt 70 derry that Isnes Lyroh
sgned orSer dated ks Nd vebrsyv 1850 directing
should die bellevue Hospiiai 10 the meacsi and
medical tnder for dissection ard do hereby soenny de-
Az sforsssS and thai s. Ter y. srped ~ James lynch
40 .s ] ~ 3 t,s: S
g, and 90 arasf dscs s sst s e
gs. rs c thor "a r ss,H % e ss ss
pges upon ne bodies Of ihs ss fesngs q The
living 70 wA'cA could no my judging n, 5rarpxIy
Late warden OF Eel svse Hospital
awovn before this 3rh dag Of kovemb ~ ioS frrER
Chrsns Of Eew Yors any further svdsl % needed that
entitled your candidate for Re rssort
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nArET Reg room EXTRACTION WITHOUT fHs UsE
N rhorff8rtn slecuicy ~ sny sslpfyinx Aren't In.
iasiv Inverted ard Md fsr
he IL esth sr1 sumpt Test
M, ug M. sne from ~ NIB position may b. sasn A.
=, rcvern.ntx Teeth MED low u nd stfeet . "
rer n trery, Please nnr bel whb Dr. Bebes name on.
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Wy Opponents IL the approaching contest for Reg ser
feeling TIE VI her ms Tor the popular sup
crushing defeat 6h OF Noyea
hac II the iaous ssehcps
mage rae in eyes o. my fellow citizens The ps tucal
CLIQUE mp Convention Of the National folun-
the sd October and flooded the 9Th ward
election with have thrust
Tinohy D.ly WAden Bellevue III sptsh % ma
sgsntt while acting of the Pen Co.
vernors He tast signed order drectr him
permit po9 examination OF the clstu1ed
claimed dead botes the hospitals This charge hereby
pronounce be untrue In particular,
fasenood fsbricsted for he pup Of
ilrfng With the hxri working and honest dem Of
this ciy. When The &c this
accusation s taken Into account and be motives
into reckless course 70 ally
Considered, 1 And comple se denial OF
OF the Will satisfy the Guzf OF
York this csrepnAbe eection.ertg trick
coil with disastrous Ell upon anscrupuous h9ailans
. Your obedent servant,
JAMES LYNCH
By the request fer de Of Governor Ly ch
Register J. chairman OF the Conmi,
OF lie 0overulrs of Bellevue II spiA ~ The
toned slider duty teSify 10 the falsty M The
him by his political lee the pub
lie pra and by poes The OF the app ToAching cleo
Ion.
which Mr.. Lynch member ever al owed claimed
given dissection, and Mr I'll n0tny DAILY
Warden Belle Hospital viii be able produce
geruIpe order ushfy the scsn aious, charges ns6e
agsnsi Mr. Lynch the comn<e never either vsrbsy
"'''S' S''' Gus BRUrNIseH AUsES. Nd
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4 tn ASSEMBLY DlsrRfor-ro TIE EDITOR OF rHE

tn ASSEMBLY DlErRfCr-TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE
Il New York Hersd.sn consequence OF there being 80
many candidates Assembly IN tbs Fourth dis
cI good democrat do not wsh 70 remain candidate
and be this q defeatg The party Itherefo With frsw
from Tho hoping friends viii
resl ,ectfuly. THOMAS mon faOMERr.
late hat have been oonnect.d with Protestant Ass s4ton
aud, ~ longer odf fats for via position
posivsy deny belonging 10 association ~ the
kind nor do know Of AM WIN soes Yours rexpec
fully, TH0M kB MONTGOMERY.
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DRoCLAMArIoN.
In Pursuance OF resolution OF Comuon Council of
The CITY Of New York, do hereby offer .
REWARD
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
ron THE DETECTION or ANY PKRSoN
VnTIHH
n ATTEMPTING TO yo1
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~ FOR REG STER,
JAMS LYNCH
~ >. pICki DEMOCRATIC AND PE0PLEE NoNIyA.
ons-flxih Congressional Dis,rictFor ~rmber OF Con.
!, rs lanes sc4ay For member Il AscTtiy, Te8Lh Dis
At, Daniel N OiBrien
free homes and guaranteed 81 Therefore
NE for Mc4ay and O'Brien.
MFR Jarpen Mcasy ard Mr. Danisl Orea candidates for
Congress snd Assembly desrous o seens ser
friends If the Congregational uby
headquarters Bowery HOTEL No 1915 Bow r. this
tDg ats O'clock when the tickets and Other
FOR the election OF these candidates will
-sActed. ANTHONY VIvERT Oh Nrman.
T. y. AfnENnoer S0oio'os.
CEyENTH WARD DANIEL. wINANT CLUB-rHBRR
- viii be mee.ng of ,his club Monday
al The headquarters No 81 Henry O'Clock.
By order OF NJ NJ, HICK Presldent,
j. J HAKrwrrI Secretary.
THE BOSTON PILOT AND AMOR }. WILLIAMSON
Card 10 the Pubb--I find myself secused papers Of
sa,-day Nov s. Of asying written asrocous LIBEL
williamson republican candidate for Congress- in the Third
Congressional district 1he article 10 the Pilot pronounced
In these papes false and malicious and "a wicked
snd bsseess hbep These allegations isse hoels
me. II true scoundre worthy o. belief. In other
worcs ether A. j. Williamson q rasc Il or am challenge
the proof hereby offer refer the charges made
Williamson and myseh 10 three honorstle msu fairly
ected and agree r. abde the result Of the nvesgaiou
Nsw HoRK, Nov. ) lSG0 =. f. NICHOLS