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, 1860-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

81 The following letter. which emphahcally speaks
for itae written b. the Dean Of tbo Facnly Of the
PhlladephiS College Of Medicine 10 the editors Of the
Pachc Medical and Surgical Journal" Han Fn1cisco,
PHILADEEphIA, Jan I7ih, 1859.
1ons EdhOrsc Me Paotfc XdcaI dad Snr0caI Journal:
0nNfLKMEN-My attention has been called article
n M ns S number ycor CufSa = SeearS 2 the
Of Medicine 10 DR.. d. J.Cnpksy. when the application
ior the degree was made h. the Faculty, Sccompa
Med by afdavs and testimohlaa % the effect that Dr.
o. Pest6 had served Ss surgeon n he HUNGARIAN srmy
and was regular practitioner OF medieine On thu
strength Of these The degree was granted. The ad eun
dem degree - s name implies, Il conferred graduates
o.niy s9o gws Us new PEivsges Had there been The
have heen Fefasrd. BY nsering this h your jonFnal
you viii do IN oct Of justice 10 the College, and confer
hvor on Yours, very respectfully.
H. RAND,
CERTIFICATE
the undersigned, Governor Of Hungary, DO tsStiiy
hereby, that Dr. J. CxsPkay has served during ne
c0nteHt Tor Hungarian liberty, Chirf Surgeon II the
Hungarian army, with faItbfsl ppFsrvpFanre- wheTen'
have given him this certificate, and do recommend him
Who arsSaTabled apr cianE pa,rioc eli sctcs ana
undeserVed misfortune. KOssrTu Laos
Washington City, January sth. lss2.
tule On sasIameDto sTet. beu MohiguntIy OplAslie
The Paohc Mall Steamship Co.'s cire, San FmhriscO,
California. The D0ctf 0ifFs IRE eonsultaihns, and
ash, no remuneration unless he effects cure.
nleass enclose SO IL Their htiers. and they Ni 81
/. J. CZAPKAY, ND, tal :
I:1m -W1H 1aTu San Franeiseo Cal.
, 1860-06-29

AcknowIHDonNs.-Jery Sullivan, of San
Ffnreisco, M. Taylor (weIIs, Fargo q Cos
Messengerl and Nj. Lowell, Purscr Of the Eliza
Anderson, placed us sunder obligations, last week,
ior papers from California, the Atlantic States,
and Victoria.
, 1860-06-29

~ 90 Irrn ForbR DEAp.-Iaur1ncs
Ia.1n. ~ cl'sbraied typa md 1iersoiyps
|..~''r| f'ef rnfinnlT q he residence IN Phil
11.|,1a Ihnt tine ninc1. assd sixty. ysarl.
~ Joh1.la u.s gcIy ultlihy, nnd Ne bu1'.
-. d I. johnson 8 Co. Wls = uids.spf.ad
n.ih, Union IIrl'l. andihs leading hrm IN the
oo.n1I Al lha tine q his death. M. johnson
I,l 1.1n nngared IN dis business for ahon,
f1|r 5rlIs; and when We sny hat = goodly
I4I|1. 1l 10 material n our olles is from bis
l.|.II.1nlhl. We but echo what llIge proper
I|.a u |ts nrulpapsr publishers o. he United
N||. have % ny
, 1860-06-29

This improvement, so long in contemplation,
is at length in fair way Of being consummated.
But for the unfortunate pecuniary embarrassment
set, it would have been completed and in use
long ere this Now, however, the enterprise is
undertaken BY one who is possessed Of both the
means and the energy needed for its consumma-
ton. Mr.. Philip Reach, associated with Messrs.
Byrd and GOldsborOugh, will be the builders and
proprietors Of this wharf More energetic and
snterprising men never engaged in an undertak-
Ing Of any kind. With Mr.. Reach at the head
Of this enterprise, we have an assurance which
We had not before Of its early and substantial
completion; Tor he knows no such word as "iail
in anything. The sawed lumber required for
the wharf has been already purchased; the
square timber has been contracted for, to be de-
livered in few days. Already some Of the piles
have been put in place; the remainder, to the
number Of about three hundred, will be deliV.
cred as fast as they are wanted. A steam pile
driver having arrived yesterday from below, the
work viii now be vigorously prosecuted. As
many Of our people never witnessed the working
Of piledriVer, Il will doubtless excite much In
teFest Its pOnderOuS hammer is welded with
an effectiveness truly wonderful Here, how
ever, Il Is considered somewhat doubtful whether
piles can be driven; the bottom being covered
mainly with what are termed cObble stOneA A
day or two viii nov settle the question. With
the aid Of this efficient machinery, Mr.. Reach says
be will be able to complete the wharf In three
or four weeks.
Il Is designed to extend this wharf out to
whore the water Is never less than twenty feet at
extreme low tide. A greater depth Of water
than this viii probably never be required. A
very great advantage possessed BY this wharf
Is the facility with which the best spring water
can be conveyed through L to the shipping; the
ground At its head containing number Of never.
falling springs, the water from which viii be con-
ducted In pipe 10 . tank Of The end Of the
wharf While this involves very triHing ex-
pense. Il viii be perhaps the most valuable fea-
ture Of the wharf When completed, tho San
Francisco mail steamerswiI stop at Il coming up
and going down; this win not only prove . great
convenience in the getting Of freight but will
also afford our people ample time to answer let
tsrs-sAy ffteen hours.
, 1860-06-29

Strong opposition was threatened by the
Derby party in the House Of Lords to the re-
peal Of the paper duty.
Lord Woodhouse explained the result Of ne
gotiatiOns In Central America. lie said the
Nicaraguan treaty was signed, but not yet rati-
bed, though right Of passage over tho ISthmus
Of Panama had not been recognized.
Sir c. Travelling, Governor Of Madras, had
been removed in consequence Of insubOrdination,
in openly denOuncing Mr.. Wilson's indian finan-
cial programme Sir Henry Wood, at present
Governor Of Grill, was spoken Of as his successor.
The Prince Of Wales had accepted an honor.
ary COlonelcy of the Volunteer Rifle Corps,
formed Of members Of the civil service.
DR.. Congray, Bishop Of Durham, was appoint.
ed Archbishop Of York.
II was rumOred, but dscredited, that France
had demanded an explanation from Prussia rela-
tive to The augmented war estimate.
It was stated that fifty Savoyards recently at.
tackled eustom-house on the Genoa frontier,
and shots were interchanged The Swiss au.
thorities lodged complaints at Turin.
There was nothing Of moment relative to the
proposed Conference.
The Bank Of France had gained over three
millions Of francs during the month.
The Grand Duke Nicolas, Of Russia, was ex.
pected to visit Paris on the 10Th Of May.
II ,So o. "T-ALt%s Sacramento on'0n
a A. Wv o'u ou,e uss 'no 'O''Owins S'a'ement' out
60 a.. aS' c -.'".O" " 1C nA'ne " ne wOmAn'-A
;nS,... ~ =. a.. ~.oO% Ivy, ""O "'I''ea yeS.eruay'
",o. ,S. - ..' %eA'S"" named MA"ue' mar
~ y" s,,~: S I"O' =. u'A' P'"ce " woman unoer
~ :OnO~"s circumstances; Ine woman Is
~ "Is '"o cn''oren' ana Is living with her
u' ,"e 'e"O" APPrOacned ner with pro
~. -; ~n.Ou sue resented as agross insult de
I "t" :s sa'Sneu ner 'l'e ana thato her husband
srSw - w. ' NV y" siO'S ','O 'De nOuSe IN wnicn
uney hveu. Ihereupon he was arrested, taken
before Judge Cradlebaugh, and after the facts
were ELECTED, was required to give bonds for his
apnearnnce AZ Conrt In Tho ann, or esoo -
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kndUe shown 70 ths capt,ves the authorities ale
lowed them evcry possible consideration In the course
Of the following yesterday morning Brete the Crutcn
ley's, and DAmper brought up before beach of
magistrates, Mr. Beard, the solicitor having been sum
moned 70 defend the party. After short examination
Brete osrhA sed from custody there being In tae
opinion OF the bench against him. but Crutcnaey
and Damper agsnst whom the police produced evidence
OF Sighting were remanded on II until Monday week,
standing bail The proceedings perfectly uoconsii
tuooa and rejoice that Bob got well out Of aus
nIa ffcuty we bope that AL who have oolofs OF
Dim will "she OUT At oooo Rld show their appreciation
OF tis good game fellow, who came up gal any secoau
time, when for tune was dead against MIN.
The back1re OF Mace for hie gallant conduct and brave
ry intend presenting HIN with belt, one OF the hAAu
sonnet hitherto produced However valuable that oess
MAY be only say that he richly deserves TINS
hnnorab trophy haoo ard friends called At our oihoe
yesterday and beyond slight swelling OF the up ara
traces o. having euoh formidable antagonist Is the
Renowned Bob We eco nothing ut present 70 prevent
hAoe being Champion OF England and doubtless Jem nss
also eye 70 bal trophy the contest Tor which has 70
ceGtly shCok both hfnaispberes.
THH RIsG IN INV YoRg.
The sporting circles OF this CITY have been anticipating
the arao goment Of match between Aaron J,nes VINO
trained the Bencls Boy for his Hght with Morsseyl and
Tom Jennings Of New Orleans fresh aspirsnt ior pngi
stlc hon ,rs for the OF 81 600 aside. From card
published BY Jennings In advertising columns TINS
day VIII be that match has yet been made,
disagreement respecting the time and place Of sighting
froyeotcg tho two parties coming TO terms
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CONCLUSION OF THE FIGHT.


In pursuance Of Tho orders Of The referee,
an,csby arranged On the previous night Tia, the bci
wtHknoun station and "try the Medway," irst Jour
neytpg W Parhest IL was subsequently, ,ertslncd that
boats could no. be proca,e AM Inc orsah as,lre
altered 20 Souhcnd and having irarsrircl thu, thn
hacker Of Mace bad received despatch from celebrated
"pvs intrusted with the management, which advised
the patty 10 Scuthcud I. ihe blaos the
w a. Purhee. the icalc II arst ~ dated BY the re
ercs. TIE despatch also announcci tha Satisfactory
intelligence tnst hrrrgcucnp bal been oorclaisi for
boating acccrn1osston thus ali had 0con oonvcucu,y
arranged ard The friends OF the cousasnix rrtred 10
ret very tsagliae q brnsng see MI ,ea ~ p =
q our paper tck ~ hs quarters - Gorgc RchAris
hordiich, AM very pruceaiy repaired % BED shortly
after ten, that be might ngc hse lien refreshed for 70
reality, hushei with bis success "a Car won't th
soul was IN arms and eager fJr The fray /"
Ksenes lis heaaqu arters ARD ner he rs, day. mi,
ms . council q war va held smoug hs friends, -
solemn, slncst az ooe q 0uealds And aisr iue Con
saltsiion be eeocs huseN % bis "dogny," nnt a must
BE- admitted even ~ the cnth ~ 3retue~
frends that he bad fAr ues1er pecc q bamy tamber
than his adversary. du soup Ike ~, ects suipg tho
near appfo~ IN Of winter burg over the metropolis A.
halIed our cab rhursfav morning 10 " the
terminus. ne modern Aeylen wS sorc,,y Atir Inc
excitement engendered by the unan shed encounter Of
TIE preceding DAY thus early msic fonc mriics's
too and the nrss shriIi cry hoard was "rorine L,.
their trimmed faces and sncombcl hair were evidently
determined 70 be 6rst 10 the held, snd we're eries
SsPG q ss a' sss ss sss sr
.ets cf otdou awake A. ratified over the stones
.arousn the city the FOG became some shat rsnsra.
rens ant on arriving II The term nus grey mist only
hung over he chimney pots ike dlnxy yru The usia
~ when We lourney bad 70 DO performed ordi.
shaw ". . lax ~s ,.- aS - .i,s % ss
An hour before that time . mIsceilsnepus thro,x hsd
surrvnaeo we enuances 70 The station anxious 10 OBJ
tale peep II The men. ard asr~xair he a,ees nv :, s.s
ooss IN connection with the match Mace 10 coppsnv on
bis trainer and Johnny waker, and surrounded bv Ia,
friends, their psrtsanshp being clearly indI,ats Nv ~.
cousptcous BIRDS ere osles around their n.~kr sr,xes
esry The rcughs made rush 10 ipepec, Jer vheh IA
a. wfSaNwN m Ix~sNm
the adjacent by streets 10 Be rid OF the oo ob,ruslve al
tenons OF bis admirers who however folo~ bin xtb
such expressions 40 Bravo, Jem you showed eun tn
wy yesterday, and yoa hnish him rirht a. 10 fav Il
Mace looked The picture Of couadeucc his eye ary
twinkkd with high spirits and rocd euror Il w.
uor eleariy evident RON careful iferertlnn ~
teus mug that the amount Of ranl,hreat -
VA roc ycf wonderfully small fndeed, th-Ya Wss
90 sfnge mark excerpts little scratch over u. 80,
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MATCHES BETWEEN BAss BALL PLAYEes AsD cRioKSr-
FRS, AND BETWEEN ELEyKs AMERICAN AND ELzyKf
ENGLISH cRICKzrERs.
Tho cricse,ibg lie drawing rapidly 70 close and
With view OF appropriately winding up the season o.
outdoor sports highly interesting matches have been
arranged the rsi is played 70 morrow on the cricket
ground At Hoboken belonging 70 the New York Club and
is between eleven members OF that crb and an equal
nonber OF bare bal players selected from the vari,us
clubs Of New York and Brooklyn. One innings each At
cricket and base ball will be paycd, and to render the
game equal ard Interesting The number OF cricket
base bal players side will be equal that
each sice gil comprise hat cF;cketers and hair base
ball piaytrs As % the most accomplished players
OF the two games VIII take part in this match, It viii
prove Of Tho interesting and exciting contests
witnessed by the admirers u outdoor recreatios
veil ~ beng the first OF ice kidd ever played.
TIE second match takes pace at East New York on
Wednesday (Tosided the day Is 6no), and Is bet veen
eleven American and a eaua number Of English cricket
crs THIS match ts rrrRUect entirely by the Long
leland Cricket Clubs, and T. designed as oepeht
10 Nr. Sans, the able professional crieketer, who
lie suffering from declining health. !. Is the
Grsl occass that eleven cricketsrs have
essayed 20 play equal number q Engshmen al their
Daiona game, AID the former sargure II beat
rg their opponents 90 this occasion The following are
the players selected who conaned exclusively to Long
Island
AMERICANS --Messrs Alvey, Flatbush Club: Garrison,
Queens County DR. Andrew Fast Nes York, De- Parker
Kings CoCpty 4oaer, Long Island Creighton, Satellite
Morrie, Dascn whiting BralnaTd G. Walden and Grun,
Of the american Cricket Club.
LsGflsa -Messrs IAbon and Petty Long Island Club;
Stacey and Lester, Kings County; Hurst and Holden,
Quet AZ County; Palm ana Watson, satellite; Cuyp aud
Huoson, Eazt New York; Byron and Harding, fa.bush
Club.
The wicses viii be pitched q, zine o'clock A. it the
day is Zoe. should the weather DO unhvorahse, the
match will be postponed until the next nne day The cars
run direct from Fulton ferry 70 the ground at Fast New
York.
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The slave Trade,
UNITED STAIRS DISTRICT coURr.
Before Hon. Juige Ship uaa.

ocr 5-Tns Un.ted Sd>s Pierre L. Psgce The
defendant 10 This indicted FOR ltng this
port the bark widdre, which selref the OF
Cuba with . cargo OF slaves Mr.. Pierce surrendered
hlnse.s this morning
Mr.. Black applied TO the Court 10 admit the defendant,
70 ball. lie Is respectable shipping merchant South
street and householder and large bail would be
se,essuy.
Mr. wicoxson sub nitted IN In view Of the nature OF
the offence aud the penalty aached 10 t. the ball should
not be iess than Is COO.
Acr the court nxed tn bah at % 900
Mr. Ward A. Work, residing In Clinton street Brook
Ign, justified In the above subsequently before
Judge Belts
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JTNIoS FoR THE sAxE or.THx UNION.
" RArIFfC .ffON
UNION vLsc ci ~ TICKET
Mass nEErtN2
coorIR ISsrrrurx.

orx coUNfRY-oSE CoNsrirufios1oss xsrrrr
meeting b.d At the crcr rnssue, he I'm day q SEP
The country demand order 10 pro~sn com1pen lou
sgant the ccmmnn adversary ~ naual peace coaci ~
unn having unAs nousy serect upca an Electoral ucss
State.
Inre fellow cursna wirs.ui regard 10 psry orr>ns
upon principles and ia he ser 10 winch va. fcnst~l
and vho opposed The election 81 Hnnn
be candidates q aggressive serssonAlip Ns
Lat ~ O'Clock NJ, 70 receive report Of sa esn
mnsee And JAKE such action - the OCCASION demands
..n,s, y r.s ~. rs I'm PERI 70 he e'gs,
Il this ssis there danger rov~rumens as4as
under The domnbn q rulers sssersnr principles VA whS
citizens viii practically have repressetapn In IL
Executive branch Of The FEDERAL uhicA hay
ares hve-a result calculated W disturb he peaceful
pror~ peosie ssa 70 esdsnssr Ss s1fcsy a.
permAnency Of the uniou-
r-as w'h The psro.s ecssswvSsvs ~ss q sAis ss.e y
avert tbss evi 70 dsfss sconaps pr-ssrvs ts Unl
In peace concord And fsierny. Ia xaa uixnss 10 mo
@ s oas me ~ z: q he = g -
ne ioo~s.s sss.is@ss Aav. bee. n-.a to .ar.- n,
Hoe nos..,o ssyScu, 5ca s.-nasss WOOD cAs. orc.s,
s. fs .. "a s pa s JAM. s lane: s nv
Brrcn, and other distinguishes seakera
re egcvesi,cn q N crr.n'rscns frtsndy csass
earnestly invited.
Charles occnor, ssmuel y rrdeu
Samuel " hufferworsa Peter a. sv~>uy
Edwin troswe.l DAn.el y, rieSrsrn.
Hsnry GrtrueiL James n,pr,e
l. " tNcs, Dsrl~i p~rtin
VISA u. hxns. Artrsw NourA
JosafvS d axSsy CsNrn.r.
Nsw Nosx, Va,ssf L lsS
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HuDsOH RIVER RAILROAD FOR ArBANr AND
III Troy, connecting with trains North West
On and aner Monday. nepembcv H. lso trains viii leave
Chsmbcrs follows
rhroufh Erpres Tram, and II a. ~ sntsr y; Albany
Mall Train % A. NJ Sleeping Car Train % r. M Sundays
ncluded; wsysTrAin for sing sing a. 98 A n aud as II
and los NJ. for rArytown. SIS r. NJ for PeeEsk SIS
r. ~. for Pgughkeersie. LIS and 90P.h.
Passenger taken II Chambcra csnN. Chrisf,yher ssi
thirty nis, streets Albany EnsTsai rrsin. from Thirty an
Trains for View Tort leave Troy Sundays tncadsa
and SIS and IL 70 A. N. and . ~ and $50 P.k
Leave Aib<py about thirty mlnuses ister.
Albany tor New Yorx, 5P. " lsuns ayr lrcrdeD.
NV yonx September H. issl
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MAJ ppRE S Iruo" ~ Itsr c,HyrrJYoN

CIXTH E6kEsSIOkAL DISTRICT
- BRECKENRIDGE ND LANE CONVENTION.
According 10 the Presdent call the Convention assembled
Saturday 6h October vt eight o'clock r. NJ AND the dele
from Hon Brsdlee who for
gress-
No. IA LKRov PLACE,
Hxw yoex Ocl 8. 1900 !
W ,. FAGAS Kgo, Chairman National Democratic Nominat.
ns2onveui.on u the SIXTH Con yressiorA District
date for Congress by The National Democratic Nominating
ton al the Sixth Congressional district Of Ne York
have ransped which Induce sound democrat
and sincere opponent o The republican party 70 withdraw
frt m the canvass
the district I, insure the election Of the republican candi
date ard am pot prepared nj time Ike this 10
grave a responsibility Personal preferences, my view,
ute psigoacsnce in he comparison with great ru
cpless and cannot now conssnt, friends
making many and psotc efforts for union and harmony
agArst comm foe to stand obstacle 70 ts moN
csndSe and thanking fire ds for fhev cona ence and
generous oilers OF support VIII The hope hat the
democracy Of the district I've upou candda,., 10
The dfest OF republican opponent aud the
duent election OF An adocae OF sound constitutional prno
pies
And riedsinx my best eSors IA humble wsv. the
ccmpi-tm object cesabe have the honor be-
PAUL b. BRADLxT.
On motion Mr. Brsdiee's decisnslos received and
gresss from which ballot that Mr. John Cochr
had received II vos whereopcn be declared unAn
D~trict In CoaGrcss.
Subsequently, such n,isaon having been rendered 70 Mr.
VIZ. J. PAGAN. Chairman.
r r1esass / io ks.i'' Secretaries.
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A LBssr .osrI.s I GRIFFIN AGO. AuorIoNu.a
Superb Rousehod
pUkRIURa
Made 10 ordsr By wea, Eoth 8rsu DAFT
Ou MONDAY Oct g. = '0x o'ctocS,
bs4wess Eifsh and Sit. avenues
The Largee ana hcAea Wortmen OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND WORKS or ART
offered q auction th ssAson:
Carved Resewood PAaotors
Suits Of Drawing Rom Furuituz&
Bronss and Crmolu ChAndeax&
0l Psisogs By eminent srtsts.
Emhrciaered Lace Curtains
Rose ood Chamber Fuvnurre en- suits.
Solid OAK Bul e ard EAtenson TAbkst
Ruby nod Crystal Glassware. .
Drawing shoom suits Solid rosewood. carved 10 rruAt
and flowers, covered In TIRES coored brocAde OF NJ
nchea descripM. viz tete ates SofnaL Arnchsira
ption and : medallion back Chairs &c FauteuiA
carved 1ablss stusy marble too To mxtc&
Eegsres lined with sst wood mirror toors sad marble te
In ve vet adys sort Table and Wiring DISK, inlAd wte
mother OF pearl Pas, Card Tables etes an1
Bos de Rose Cabinets Bronze and Orou thsndeherA ~
lights extra large mant- Mirrors rcoi carved frsmes
pearl nla stereoscope. Nth full set views superb hsnden
nlaN With tortoise sh u; velvet medsoa Carpets mo No.
RnGs Chess Table antique reception Chairs rosewood Son
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PrAroroRrE
The ehee inst offered auction THIS supor
carved legs and round tun risse
strung bass all the mod-In improvemens. maize Dy oAy
mera fully tested by ompeen Judges and pronounced
super nstrumeni elegantly embrtdered cloh Cover russ
wood Canterbury. do. Stool covered sheet ~
book MUSIC.
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POLITICAL.

TYNIoE-HEAD QU ARrERs. NATIONAL DEkoCRArY0
u Volunteers 7bl Broaiway-rhe yosers o. ne CITY and
county Of New York ho opposed u the republican parry
are requested tbe several wards and elem three
delegates general committee 70 act IN conjunction VIA ms
a. ost on In foriIg City and County omccs 70
be selected from nomnaio1s already maoe ny mo defons
The COMMITTEES viii meet the l2h dag Of this month
the Rooms Of this Association 7e Brosiwsy Al ia o'ciook
Credentials OF should be presented W tao CnAcf %
cretaFy before the 10th instant
BY order the Executive Council OF tho NATIONAL Demo
Grade Volunteers n sOL0MONs. Prrsiieni pro tem.
Jx0 FAgRKIL, Chief Secretary.
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CPARTAE AssoCIArt0N-THg MEMBERS Or THIS
A;;ceson are reanssea 70 .sss%.ls their meeting
day eyentg Oct a o'cloes for the Of ssndiug
al % ss ?, nsa s s
election Of IaDco'n ana Hsnn. Invited join
Joux J Ss4rs SHssgEAT President
wiz. cca,f.1or .nJ Soas :. Es,.ar, Secretaries
JOHN SLOWLY, Treasurer.
no THE FRIENDS OF TIKI UNION ELECTORAL
soscs hereby Given .h.i 1s io0vns xsa.Ieneu eoas,
s:sl Ss,.:S-ers. P Pss: siS: ss.as.
Henry ornnsn psass Desns
hcnss Walter wsts Sherman.
sesn req: joan q. Ds1.
The friends seBd sas-er4vt.s MO- Ae
gene raj IN the dstes O Lincoln snd Han
JOSHUA . HENRY. cAalrmsn
Ssw ioas. oct. & isso
"THE UNION MUST AND sHA ALL nr PRESERVED"
i THE UNION CLUB
son nd Bsro~ ,uee S Monday ssssas oror l a.
o,oocl or se perpo.s q nsrch.s a 10 proOs..ca o
ss uSoa rseora TicSc Sssry ma Who love. liz osaa
s.on. frsssa, .tsa seud s And ss p sSe
ycpsss IN this great dsuSnsuAaca rhe following ssale
onser, xsasew. Nanhsi
john a. Hspiss1 john Hsarh.un A--..as, ssrs.,
Ton mr4fe 90 Afrtneemerts-francs NOughfAn. Etward
G Mclean, John oakford. Irae! Hans. Joaa
win ALEX. IL. SHAW. pr~s.d
E.s Ann' y. P S,SsaH' Secretaries.
| ITO THE FRIENDS or THE Union ELECTORAL.
IL ticket
No.ce hereby ,ivea hat the following ser,cmen c,u.
tuic the CcmmNce F1nanre=
Chak OIonnor Ssnuel r. Tfldeo.
Samwc v, kusrworth. Peter u. Ssreny,
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