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.RRIVALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EVCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE.
JOHN P. 4 THOMAS BALLAD, Propuetors.
Sept 81
L N sorausg, Va ID Irving, Do
4 Il Cuoke, a. IN Leth1 Va
A L r,raaisnd. Richmond Wright. Texas
Il : kitms. n Y Rcbertson. @
b Dringoole. ID n Kindred, Va
Il Campbell, Baltimore W Borum, ~
" Wharton, lady chld and ser-R Montiguc,N Va
want. Va d. 4 l. Nelson, DO
J Z Redwood Mobile Or W GaierEood, DO
R pearnctt Caroline blrt baltimore
ID AN Va n J Richsrdson, Jr VI
II Wood. 10 ID wilson, DO
w cars ana Ia fy. PHILADELPHIA q HARRISON do
A A lane New YORK p haueti, Tenn
q Cerbide lady aad serv't, do Hin Va
Mss Garlic, do Miss Qarrsh, Alabama
Ms seuau DO W "A Key, 10
Mrs Wahhs ana daughter 10 Auenssnr and mother SO
y q smith, Baltimore a Wood, Va
J Davidson ana lady, ia JMalirun, do
Ms Blake. North Carolina W Il Wilson and lady, 10
n . ronln, Va Mis- a Nning DO
x Taylor, DO W 8 RylAnd, do
WI Pcudieton, 20 W s harrison, DO
MisI Pcubsrton, DO DR. Seldcn, DO
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$50. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
nOGGET A ANDERSON,

CORNER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
OFFER 10 their friends and the public large and desirable
stock OF and American PAPER HAh6lNde OF ue
latest style design for psrlors chambers dining rooms
halls also Floor and Table OH Cloths all qualities, Whe anu
check mating mating window shades Of every deserPuo
and prize goods lace and muslin curtains corees anu
bands curled hair and moss hair hair cloth and
n Furniture so Springs Lounges Feather Beds Boers and
Pillows hair shuek Mattresses all OF which WI De sou
extremely cash. punoual buyers are aso pep
ed 10 do paper hanging and uphoerng In the CITY or country
promptly by the Wormen Persons needing anything IN
ir a. siot and press before buying elsewhere Ap2T
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RAILROADS, &C.

1850. NOTICE. 1850
@@W 49,
Tn PASSENGERS GOING N0RTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TTCKETSAND IHROU0H CHkehh
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAI.
TWICE DAILY-sunday night excepted-between
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPIA YORK, and all important points West via Ae-
ouia Creek and washnlton, ever the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River miles, by Splendid and comfortable
Washington, 50 miles, In all 100 nea In hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate OF speed
ESy- Hours Of departure $50 A. NJ, and 100 r. 81. -
ET- baggage under charge Of Special Agents, oHEckED
TROUGH 70 Warrington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York. -, -. ~
baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati Columbus indianapolis Cal
ro Dayton JenersonVle Rock Island GAINESVILLE Washington,
New YORK 81 Louis Chicago Pburg Louisville Decatur, New
ark, Ylncennes
comfortabe steamers Acquia Greek and Warrington
Persons wishing obtain tickets for servants for Washington
Civ and points NORTH must In all casesbe youeed for by
soe citizen OF Richmond In person. known to
m officers OF the Road tickets will be sold applied for by
letter. -,
shocl !, HIl JAMES B. WINSTON,
'"''-' 1855 Gent Tickle. Agent s.
sAML RUTH, supL
once r. KkPR r. Co.,
Z ohmond, Sept. is, 1855. IanS4-u
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GREAT ATTRACTION,
Exc client y arg aims in
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
FOR CASH.
OtHARLEs LUMsDEN still continues 10 sell
~ Fine Watches, very low
Sets Jewelry very low
Gold Spectacles very low
Gold Vest Chains, very low
ChAtsalns Chains, very low
Sterling silver Ware, very low
Plated Ice Pitchers very low
Clocks very low
The above goods offered very low TO make for new
stock by CHAs LUMsDEn
Second door above PAro's Exchange Office.
Watches Jewery and Clocks promptly repaired at the new
10 Main street.
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T AZ asb M6sR EsoyS SSER RouTzTo
ms VIRGINIA SPRINGS VIA THE RiOHM0ND 4 DANVlLLE
SOUTHEAST T. AND VIRGINIA 4 TENNESSEE RAILROADS AND
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES lnSurng the traveller ample
room attention and low fares
FOR reenber White Sulphur the Sweet SPRING. tickets 70
Bonsck Depot % % thence by opposition lines Of stages me
Sweet Springs By Ne present rate Of ge re e. and to ne
reenbre White sulphur e. So being $3.50 TO the sweet and "
Greenber White Sulphur SPRING. There are also OPP
position lines Of Stages running from Salem depot via the koan
Red Sulphur Springs, and line Of stages from the Mongom
cry White suphur Springs via the Mountain Lake and Salt Sui
phur Springs 10 the Gre nbrer White Sulphrr Springs
0olner Springs purchase tickets 10 Bonsaks Dpot price
5000
For Roanoke Sulphur spns purchase tickets to Salem
pot price tT.40
Allegheny Springs, purchase tickets to shAWSvie price
1905 -
For Montgomery White Sulphur Springs purchase tickets 70 Big
Tunnell price ts25.
For Yellow Sulphur Springs purchase tickets to chSan'brrg
Depot, price IS IS.
price $780,
Je2e-d3m Gtn1 supt Va 4 Tenn K r.
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ond I Monday, We. Lsaye Lynehburg MOnday, W
NEW FALL STOCK
BOOTS AND SHOES.
IQga

WE have Jest eeyed largest and best stocks OF
w ROOTS AND SHOES
offered me Virginia They been selected with
an' such that We can recommends
them with rfec being better In style and qua
and better arranged regard sig than stock we ever Of
fered TO g ne trade
satisfied that In house In the Slate can be found as
many strictly prime and good Goods 10 the
Root and Shoe Line.
We are by those who have made the experiment that II
moi only better greatly 70 the advantage OF
e vearer purchase such goods prepared TO ode
enabled TO sell them out cleaner having no
common trash goods on hand
We will sen them as they he found In New York or
market only saving 70 the merchant the uerehee
10 frelrht ~ furnishing better goods.
We re pecuy invite friends and the trade generally, who
nav want really Prime Goods az low prices to give Us
call
~ All We ask an examination Of STOCK by buyers
eaae Of Judging and them Of the above facts
sell PUTNtf WAITE.
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.


JOSEPH Il. CRENsHAW, Proprietor.
sept ~ issO.
Tho Mos. WuHamsb'g A "a Petius, Louisa
r q woodson, Gooch.and RI rnheAake New Kent
n 3 Woodson Nelson W Means, do
Gardner, Lou'sa Eovlet Pctersbg
WTMIus do m EroEu. Hanover
J Q rmbsTaks, Nes Kent Rw Morris Hanover
j D Green do Matter Morris do
w b Crump, do F0Ecr. Richmond
Wn n GrerorT. u X Nunnclec, Va
NJ Il Mct}ehee Va N Frankfurtc-, Va
n B Pbilnps, Fluvanua MmP KJe Buckingham
Jas Hanes, Buckingham JG Ayrcs DO
x Brooks, DO RSipe, do
" Aiosoey; do wm sheppard RuvannA
Mrs. sheppard and tEo Jas Poor GcochlAnd
children, fuvanna BTayor, PoEoatan
n B Richardson. 6o0chland Wn Glen, Pe,crsb.g
W @ Hewlett, Chesterfield " spears PoshatAn
Or r Dorset DO Gregory King Vim
FJoncs, Jr., Hampton W "A Marshall, Charlotte
J iybrook blaczsbg ACheeuy, Amherst
Vim nan, Do NJ Douet Bedford
b "a Garrct. Franknn j r Armshcard, Chas City
Th1s Franklin, DO X y ugat sh1E, Halifax
q Prccyai, Jr, ~ achbg wv FLOOD psnvilc
Prcland. Nd Wua Jones, Liberty
y "A Baiard, n Q n Weaver, Heavy
4 n Garden, Mobile Juo Weaver, DO
VII Kennedy, Lrucibg X g Mcriish, Hanover
NC wa'kin1, glchmoad JH "A Winfree, Chesterfield
4 Wllisc, Va Dawson son, Lynchb'g
CStczvens, Charlotte Mrs Perry, Charlotte
Ms sieavena, do q w Thompson 10
McNutt kockbrdse g TUCKER, HALIFAX
j A Lyle DO Mrs. fucker,
G B Duniop, Augssta Isaac steers, Aleghaney
" b Cochran, DO W Moore, CkORR
Thos Steers, YaCRR Wv Noodl, %
scott, PoWhaian
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From Dr. f. ". Cirrtirrighf, Ne7 Orleans
Your Pills are the prince OF purgcs Their excellent
o,tlifis surpass any cathartic possess They are
i but very certain and cfccual In their action ON the
bowels which makes them invaluable 10 Us III the ualg
treatment of disease.
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(mANGE OF HoUR or START- -.
NOR BALTHMORE-Try-We a.,
N Ernl-hL md Pn..en.er Llnc.--.----a--.---

ENOR BALTHuORE-Try-We rp~--n
u Freight and Passenger Linr.-.zri5sas-s1sS
Pc VIA 2 A " 6TFdNBDdT COMPINE-Tns Steamers
GRO. PEABODY Captain Richard Pr.chard and BELVIDERE
Capt Kcsn vim leave Richmond for Baltimore, every Tuesday
Thursday and sail da the h0u 12 o'clock Returning
viii leave Baltimore The days. thereby saabag slippers
and pa1engcru have opportunity Of communication
tEeen the two points cvery oti.r day
speed safety steamers are IRE most SC.
peor o. er class having been recently reded IN the a
proved Style
Passage and Are g.
Tcses procured either shoehoe slip opposite
the Columbian Hotel a. steamers Wharves
ss1-6E DAVID Wa. CURRE
GPFCIAL NDTICE.-rhe steaus1hia jams epssEa
- Town has resumed her place again 40 he line be-
tween here and New York
The three sisam1hna c0unris'nv Yort
Tor Nchnond az fo0ua viz.
Ths 1ORkrOWN, Captain Parrish. every Saturday at8P ~
The JAMESTOWN Captain skinner every tuesday a. p n
The ROANOKE, Captain Couch every Thcrsday, a. n
RETURNING,
Tsy vim leave Richmond every Tuesday and Friday a O'Clock
p NJ and saturday n toacuy Norfolk golnE and return
Ing F5r further ia:ormahon apply 10
LUDLAM WATSON
au29 Opposite stesmers' Whs-ves
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nrsnensIa. ImpurIty OF the Blood.

F-ou Rer j. y Hines, Pastor Of 4drcHf Church. Boston
DR. AVER; have used your Pills with extraordinary
srss IN my family and among those am called 10 visit
I'M Distress To regulate the organs OF digestion ana
purv the blood, they the very best remedy have
ever known aud / can confidently recommend them to
my friends. Yours D. v hlhLo'
WARSAW, Wyoming CO., y. " Oct. ~ no.
pEAE SIR: am using your Cathartc Fills m my pTac-
tic and find them excellent purative 10 cleanse the
system and purify he loltataias q ~ 6t2oa; =, -
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Headache, Sick Headache, Foul stomach

Prom Ur. E0tcQfu hoIos h"itiAte'N>
DEAR BIO. AVER; I cannot answer you rhdi COM
plants have cured with your Pills better than 20 say
M mat rf err treat trifh prgafre me1icine. place
g-rrt lppencnce on an cfectual cathartic m my day
contest with disease and believing as DO that your LUIS
Afford Us the bcst have Of course value teih ny'
PTrrsnURG, Pa, May I, lsi5
DR. J. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly curNl OF
t worst hffa-hc any body have, by dose or TWO
OF YOUR Pills IL seems 20 arise nom iOul Stomach
which they cleanse az once. -, W ,,prprp
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,ect, ED. W. PRE n
pv.entery, Diarrhqa, Relax, Worms.

From Or. j. G.. Green, Of Chicago.
Yopr pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them in esteem one Of the best arenis nav
ever f5nnd Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy, when given in small doses Tor
mates Thorn verv acceptable and convenient for the use
or rounsn and children.
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- FOA NEW hOMk--fihSt NE-sEL- flrgtnlu
Lilf - zlia0ui fid ActC lart Packets The clipper
schooler LfNCHBURG,' Capt " O. HAAS having large
portion % her engaged aud going board quk
6e2o-5t DAVID 4 WI CURRfE
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a FOR NEW YORK-gIRsE v

- Schooner EMMA JANE Capt PuILL-- having portion
cargo engaged and going board Viii have dspseh
sssl-it wD COLQUIrr CO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27

Tee Number Of fesths compared with tAe corresponding
~cck OF 1850 and 81 ~st week follovs:-
week endtag Nov 60 1859. $50 -Decreass so
Nov. IL, 1900 chronic disease. las 9A
external causes, %. IS
acute disease. 2oTl
Nov. -, leoc ohrone disease .l2s y 500
external caascs &c 90
Incresse ths veex Is
DANIn. 4 DEIAvAE. CITY lrspecsor.
NV YoaK, Nov "a, $50
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The Central Park.

PREPARATIONS FOR COMMENCING THE SKATING CAR.
FIyAL-THE PRESENT, APPHA RANCE OF THE PARK,
ETC, ETC.
II. L.. r. a., -.,.. -. s.oz-.. A.. $3.50. :,
-" ~ss' " s'o oiousA' 'Ao o'~s"o
WINTER upon % almost without an hours notice. have not
been without their due effect and bright visions Of say
.~,u...,,.. 400. u...,.. -. $3.50.
s'etAiAs ~ 'AuisAsns sAAsns P~'"es law srosuy
appeared 10 the Imagination Of many citizens. Baf
, e .. -' = 1ppsi ,o'nis "a Ae'o'
'noush' " uuf"S tpe summer nontns rave oeen sought
for, Carefully renovated aud win shortly resume their
.ec,.,,rea r,.ce .hsl,ar,n, .or,s na,,v nus .,viv
~eeas'o"e4 f'-e' ss"As 'os f~'S "A" s.'V
dshpg through the Park or on the famous Blooming iae
States will be ooked After and pol.shed M no as 10
-. 49,. .---. -. - -. - -.
inAAe aeieusue sppearshoe "uon 'ue snc snA' A'rNo
TO take the daily trip 10 the skating pond or the Park
The Central pa,k Comni,son IA, unminsrpl of ,he
-. -. - -, :
preparation 70 put the pcnd IN tn1rocsh Goa
oiuon, snd ie6 days y 'ncn Wca'hef As We
are naviog ~ r,esent WI create rasl v we CchTa
rfk shou-snds VINO sre snrioas y ocgl inc 'shng
oarnivsl snn ENJOY II 70 The emo
he r'9rnt appearances u the Psrt most tecteaiy
v'nly, aud shere Y bsak and l0aa-ome LOOK aoo1t
that does mol om person 10 stro through he soyriah
o. pAths, bot makes one seek the nearcsi means
OF CIT, yhh \ hl determination rot TO enter
again WITH the syaiine and curling have begun
IN csrnest Ye,,erday was almost deserted,
ne soe occupants eeifg few carriages, two or three
SOLITARY hcrscrenh apd the poll semen In charge Tns
spot ntsy rendered charming by the strains OF
music and The presence OF the beauty su' fashion OF the
metropolis bears snsuariy bleak and deserted appear
apcc ow q the benches stil r.msn :, toll that sucn
| = thsng did exist, aud " bring no, nerh..s, hsp
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NOV q -Ddnisi Ksmy.or - yaETA W. Goitass rni
FpessgEt Goddard action has occupoi one branch
The Court q Common pea. for tho last week, and
seems 10 have been brought ri defended fo the purpose
Of testing the Quss,ioa whClner John c. Banson and
Chares C~oslcy tart ers, on which macy other
aoiors flr large amounts sa5 - 70 depending Toe
cemr.lrApt aegee that John Benson, 10 March, 1859,
r1a-sctmed for Mqers TO idari Brothcfs the defend
ans certain ss into sNk, toe value OF whca
was 1910 Tals clam assrgcG ~ Benton 10 Daniel
Keuptan who brought tho eclo0. The answer sets Up
that Al the tine Bcbson Manufactured tn ras SIR
In question be sas partner ~ Cr0sy and that Benson
Crcs'cy we're Indebted to The dcfeudaus Tor raw sx
vered 10 Bsnsoc Crusey 20 manufacture 10 Doom
Der 1855 and which bad bovr eeen returned ths value
o, which ssrecd u be s9s Crrfley testhed, on Tue
part o. the defendants that he and Benson we're pines
and Mat TIE partnership commenced 10 se2 and hal MOI
ret terminated Benson testied that such partner.
ship ever existed Msuy Witnesses we're called on The
part OF the plaintiff and dclen6aots The Judge submit
led 20 the jury three eaeetous 70 wrtnr Bsu
cen and Crosley partueri That they saoc
tina, question Ia tho Affirmative then when did
the preshp commerce ard toe nature OF the bas ness
seuerslyf And. whether tho defendants dellveref 70
pensoa and Crosley, Jointly the SILK IN DeoemNsr,
1855 The ury answered the 6si Aai secood quee ons
In the n,gsve aud the Cou't tserc rendered jntg
mcrt favor q the planta asanst the defendants Tor
the amount claimed G Cambridge smlsh for paints;
w. Enerson for defendants
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VOTING WOMAN WANTS A STU n
"A rhils,s nu,se ard seansifess. Apply a. ~
iu.er jt'h Ard Ism sss, frum II TO-
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osrecS LEGISLATURE This body adjourned the io.h
uit artra session Of forty ds The Oregon se,t,ad,
in an editorial snut!on 10 the fact, says
Several important bus were defeated. wehcpe tha,
legislative Assembly hsving 20 many corrupt members
will never again assemble 10 oregon The democracy
stood true 70 the interest ard integrity Of the state
tie last, and there two three honorable men
smorg the Douglas party 80 far the republicans are
coucsrned have fault 70 nnd with their election OF
Baker but soue Of their members charged with do.
irg evil 10 accomplish H. II Is the majority OF the Doug
las s-ioa thai refer 10 In censlre Tdey stand
dfsfaoed In The estimation Of al honorable mcu.
FSCus oF BlCS KErrRiloAs svcCEss --Dissolstion Of
the USiou-rur,urc between Tho North Ard the South
universal rsslc-srrrsusl5n of baaks--nssTart'on q
assa-'alcfe Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iaborirg meb
sri ers t1roru Ust r. ewpaT-rsv'vs q az Sans =
Fa- us-c III, tts o,. sirsk3y r-0a - rib q -
for he fatvfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27

On examination OF the premises burned Sunday
morning, 1t appears that the loss will - heavy AZ
nrst reported The aggregate loss will not probably
amount to 100000. Tue folio wing Is correct ia.
OF the occupants, together with the, insurance. From
what reporter able TO learn 10 nov supposed
that The Are commenced in the premises Hook Skim
Co the second door Of No 80 Warren street. in the
part and in the building No. 20 Murray street.
SO WARREN STREET
Hook, Skinner 4 Co, dealer in cloths; insured for
atm mo falous.-
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a. E. Dbble Co, silk importers; insured for $50 900
Ia cty companies; damage by water
Townsend Yale importers OF hosiery and small
slight
The building u owned by Mesrs McCurdy 4 Hoyt
Insured Tor Sl5 GOO in the Coutnt Insurance Company
Some heavy sparks aliehted and are TO . second
story window In building ass Broadway, and bad the
nre been discovered soon and extngushed by
stream of water from No Engine, Il would have
tPread throughout the whole building The ,ond ,or
Is occupied by Amdon Leavitt. dealers IN umbrellas
Their sock k damaged 10 the extent OF about 81 0CO In
sured for $50 500 In city companies. The building
damaged about &25
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meteorological Reg,rtsr.

me annexed table SHOWS the tempcratcrc Of ne az
mcspbere IN ,bs city during the ending November
"a The range Of The barometer and Thermometer, the
variation wind currents ard the state Of the weather al
three periods during each day, viz: ats n, and and
. O'Clock p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27

efwhish Amor J Williamson received four thousand
ave hundred cod eighty i've.
~ which John 4. Savage, Jr, received SIX hundred
and seventy i've.
Scattering forty ak.
In Congress- for the Fourtn Congressional
dstr ct twelve tnousand ave hundred and 1--we
OF which J.mesE Kerrigan received nye thousand one
OF whea Michael ruomey received three thousand nine
hundred aud eighty nine
OF whit Joha CsmEerford received three THOUSAND
three hundred add twenty four
Scattering forty seven.
ina, .nole number OF votes given for the ooe Of
Representative In Copgress for the Fh Congressional
dAtric. WAS eight thousand Three hundred ana eighty
eight.
q which l;elson Taylor received three thousand elk
hundred aud City six
or which William Wall received two thousand six hun.
or which JOIN Duffy rocsved two thousand and sixty.
Scattering, Efty three.
Representative Ia Congress for the sixth Congressional
district was eighteen thousand seven hundred and
thirty.
Of which Frederick A. Conkling received six thousand
I'VE hundred and thirty six
OF which John Cochrane received six thousand three
hundred end sixty.
or which John w. Ch,ner roce.wsd sc thousand ,even
hundred and twenty four.
SCATTERING, one hundred and ten.
That the whole number OF votes rvel for tho oje or
Representative in Ccnsrass for the Eleventh. Cong
district nineteen thousand Eve aandred and thirty
seven.
OF which Ell.h Ward received ten thousand eight hun
dred and fourteen.
or which Augustus Dow roceivsi eight thousand
four hundred and sev enteeE
Scatter ing. three hundred and Elk
That the wnose nber OF glveu FOR the ose OF
Representative Congress for the Egh;s Congressional
district was twenty three thousand nicsty nine
or wh;h Isaac pelapa.ne received thirteen thousand
five hundred and seventy six
or which Abram Wskeman received nine thousand four
buIdred and seventeen.
Scattering, one huEdrod aud Eix.
That the whole number o. voteE given for Proposed
Amendment 10 the Constitution II relation to Gulrage
was seventy i've thousand hundred and twenty
four
or which For Proposed Amen en-. to the Constitution
In relation 10 Suffrage" received thousand four
dred and eighty. three
or which AGAINST Proposed Amendment to the Const
tuition in relation TO SUFFRAGE received sIy i've Thousand
one hundred and eighty two.
Blank, hfty nine.
We certify this statement to be correct, and have
caused the 20 be attested the signatures Of TIE
Chairman and Secretary OF this Board this twenty third
day Of November, A. D. eigh zen hundred aud sixty.
wh. n. TWEED, Chairman.
DAVID A, FOWLER, Secretary.
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srlrE,ryr or rms BOARD or COUNTY cAsyAssERs
or rrr cry And coCNrY OF SKw YORK N RsL.
rtoH 10 VOTES GIVEN FOR GOVERNOR, LtSCrC'
rANI GOVERNOR, CANAL COMMISSIONER, tNsfEc'
roR or STATE rssoSs, JusricE OF rue sUfRENE
COURT, REPRESENTATIVES, ~ coNGREss, AND FRO
rOsKD AMENbMgST TO TAG CONSTITUTION IL RELA'
TTON 10 SUFFRAGE.
Of the Clerk % raid county the thrcenth 0urteenth
recuth sixteenth. reveltccuth ninetecnth, twentieth,
twoniy asG, t~0niy ScoGd and twenty third days Of
November eighteen hundred aud sixy, 70 CANVASS
ard sse,.te the votes given Ia the scrA election DIS
trArts az saa county the general election held on The
rxth day November In tue year Aforesaid do certify
mat appcau such estimate AMI canvass tia! nc
whole number o. votes given fbr me ooe y 1oyefsl
ninety. three thousaud seven nuadrei and thirty
sand SIX huudrcs ard nlne,y two
o. which william Kelly received any ss thousand aud
anysx.
~ which James T Rrssy received three thousand
eight hune rcd srd thirty -four.
sca,,srsug. OF Z hundred sas any Eve
mat the whole numbcr " votes given 'or the o,s o.
Lieutenant Governor ninety three thousand seven
hundred and tecaty
oi which RiSsri Campbell reosivea thirty four thou.
OF which William { Grain received nny six thousand
OF Wish Henry Kacserbocser vlclo received three
Thousand ave hundred aod nlnely foar.
Scattering, seventy icur.
Canal cmnissoucr vas bnety three thousand Elk hGn.
drcd and seventy fcve1
or ~ Cd samu,l Bsruss received thirty four ttcc
OF witch william wrlsh, received any SIX 1hoe.
Sand ard ave
OF Which Joan N J.yoox received three Thousand I've
bundred and etghty one
Scattering, rixly
mat the vtoic humber u votes given for the c'c q
Inspector q state frsots wa, ninety three thousand ss
hundred and forty eve
Of wbxh JAne. Rae. received tir,y three thousand
nine hUadrcd and thirty ono
OF wh,ch wtiam c. Rhodes received any Elk thous,ud
.Ssrn potsrt W Ausa -o,eiv c three th,vFaaa air
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27

I'm ports (Other than Dry Goods ana yps.
cts) at the Port OF New York Tor the
Week Ending November "a, 1850,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27

WEEKLY Report of Deaths
In The City and County Of New YORK. 18th day or
November 70 the Gath day OF November, 1850
Men, 81: women 70; boys, lilo; girls. eo-Total $3.50
AouS, ltO; children, 400; males. l9T; females, l72;
coored persons, Z
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-07-12

CAssTUs NJ. CLAY will address the people
of the First Congressional District at the
following times and places:
Princeton, Monday, July 23d, . clock P. NJ.
Evansville, Tuesday, July oath, -
Rockport, Wednesday, July %, 2 o'clock P. N.
Cannelton, Thursday, July 26, O'Clock p. NJ.
Leavenwortb, Friday, July 81, oclock P. NJ.
New Albany, Saturday, July %,