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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08


We publish this morning the business
proceedings of the Douglas meeting Of the
Athenaeum, Monday night. The resolu-
lions are brimful OF firnness and implacs-
bihty. There is no "colne down FROM
Limrick" in them. Not bit. II there
40 EttIy A"SA~A4 +~-..----.--~,
tiHtions, or any concessions to he made in
these parts, why, Mobammed has got to
come to the hill and make them, sure
The Breckiuridge men eau read aud make
note of that fact, aud take such action
IN view of it as they like. We nevcr SAW
upper lips so utterly rigid az those of these
Douglas men now are. they won't move
peg, and we bcEiu TO suspicion that they
don't want compromise or harmony, even
if it can be had OH their own terms. Just
look at what they say They denounce
the Beceders, and claim that their nomiua-
tons were unauthorized from any source
whatever '.and that if the National
Democratic party be defeated this fall, the
blame rests entirely upon them, and they
will receive what they justly deserve, the
condemnation of all who love the Union
and harmony Of the Democratic party"
This is pretty strong language, but justice
10 the Douglas men cOmpeIS us to say
that it is true to the letter. Besides
that, lis no worse, nor, indeed, hard
~ so bad, as the Breckenridge organ
up street is saying about the Douglas
men every day. 1t has abused them long
and bitterly, said all sorts of unEorgiya-
able things about them, when it thought
1t had them down and they couldn't helD
themselves. But now that the Douglas
men are on their pins again, their clothes
busted and their hair brushed, the matter
begins to wear different aspect. They
know and feel their own strength, and tue
seeding aud disunion Breekinridgers know
aud feel it TOO, and they are getting scared
II the complexion things are taking. Ac-
cordtnglyi IL was natural enough that the
Breckenridge organ should come out be-
fore ftH Court House meeting, on Monday,
and beg for harmony and preach how that
"the meeting to-day ought to create deep
and general interest" But not so thought
The poor abused Douglas men. They
thought just the other way: that it hadn't
ought to, and 1T didn't either. 1t was a no
go meeting. They are not children to be
'pleased with rattle or tickled with
straw" that way, or to be coaxcd along
with sugar plums, into swallowing some
nauseous dose.
We say then in view of the meetings of
Monday afternoon aud Monday night in
view of the size of the one and the insir-
nt6cance of the other, in view of the nl-
ira prosSlaVery, cotton and cane-break
sympathtes of the Breckenridge disuuion.
tsts and the free territory sympathtes of
the Douglasitss, and mosp than all IN
view of the bitterness Of these resolutions
this morning, there isn't the slightest Drob.
ability of the two wings ever coming to.
getheF in this county, or indeed In this
district If the disunionists have any
spirit, they won't offer to come, and if the
Douglas men have any principle thew
wont let them come.
CoAMoDoRE Y4HDERB1LT gave bis 90,
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notice

I have THE DAY ASSOCIATED wITI NJ NY
sou, " D. : Vlspn. under the firm I.utne C,f g. W
"hhnson Son aud wild continue the business NJ the
Ola sIanu Thankful for past furnrE would rgElerf-
fully solicit continuance Of the same for the new
Af!a; g. ~. JOHNSON
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

THE New York journal Of Commerce re-
minds the Douglas men. who are calling
B:eckinfidge = disnninnist because dis
pnionisis support him, that their candidate
is warmly defended By the Southern Con-
feder0eR, whose prospectus contains the
following atatements:
eve are tor pcrpetuntipn of the Union
provided the neutrality laws. the cumpru-
mise measures of 1850, and ull subsequent
compromises are repealed
We are for the repeal of the rest
upon tue African slave Trade, regard
lis construed imputicy by northern
les and southern submissionists
IL these restrictions aud CpInprumi
cRn he wiped from tue statute book m
the gOveramert administered ia its originN
al purity, with a. strict regard TO economy
and retrenchlnent, we hope to See tue
Cniou preserved; IN default OF which we
are empGatically and unequivounlly Tor
disuniou.
Ne are opposed tuthe acquisition OF any
more territory until the African slave trade
is reopencd aud the Immediate sale and
cnSlavement Of ali free negroes that are
found within The limits of the southern
-ot.-.e s"e.;itiad Tune TO emigrate. ,"
MIR. Douglas said al Rocky Point. Rhode
Island.
I'VE are told by our policical opppo-
nents thatthep people Of the territories arenot
entitled to this right ofself-govcrument, be-
cause Congress has not granted il in their
charters. Is it not strange that in this nine
rteenth century, any Inau should be found
who would coutend that au American free
m&u derives his right Of government from
an act of Congress?"
Mr Douglas said iu the Scnete, on the
2ad Of February, 1853,
Il hold that no such thug as sovereign
power attaches TO territory as terrific
fy. hold that territory derives what
ever power it possesses from the constitu-
ton "'lde' tie Organic act, and no more
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NeM Nlalck al N AZ PaIs,.l..

hnNN FIEGEs on NV sTl.Li.s az " All
tJCtJpnlIc. inst rs-.lvet ol."i,r, iIr,s
m; l st,i Il I,Is lar.:.Sr i.'i ~
Ill tic city ;tm prepared l." sell wnir$tIv
retail. az s;sri urt'o will ctt Nu.
lIc tur ,,7 iI.v" til" iIIll EnStC
u,urhrt. j.i JOSEPH l.. WILDE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

BOOKS d GTATIONEItI-- s,,..is Of
u thc oIuy. 10 varied cuup-ir and Sy
sold iUw the uii Corner Of Ai:,!.
ant Union
IGsr w:lItct!. t i.igiIes; price. Al. cash
change 10 Joseph l.. WILDE.
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CLOSING OUT SALE.

7 An CLOSING OFT THE FOLLOW No Gjalts
L a SUCH rates viii IfIduct ev.ryIpay VIII VII
li',k the goods tJIs
RICH C1ALII i'E LANES and l:ETTGi 40
iAlS II 125> ccDts thEt have never ks"r sn1e o 49,
flt,u ~ cents
1e54 and - cent LAWNS. ut I2ts GEMS.
large il; 81 Gents LiIu; CHIllsTir Handkerchief
NJ IL. ccufs--n iirrie saiieG-
)itnngllt- Lawns DE itT,,.S and eyerv deSCr,
iiou OF 8ry I1ondA
few BEKEGE ROBES III S;..5a zach. the great
jy27 - - '' ]. ;. RHODES
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The Piitttlkin POtatD T1igper
Hfi3cOIl'g Improved {Tider Mills.

JtllINS0N d REU6T HAVE IN STORE AND COSl
- 4NG direct rIIm tile nI0uuiu,IorN.sIi Harris burg
Pa 80 uT ;ez very superior Gttisr Mills anu Presses
ami iHayS bOuIt tii,' ini OT rtlSi frey nbic to
Olct considerable iuucsneHtstu IlTrlra<eTe nlsU to
make liberal discount tcdeer Ea-nIerz are it,
viteli 40 rzIl aIlu examine them before purchasing
JOHNSON j FROST.
oIISS Mann
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SEEMING mACHINES.

NAEFllNo Dec. Is $50
NOW ALL MEN BY THESK PRESENTS Z t a.
IN A. Il. Have has appointed A. II. Adams rs ~
Agent fer Er4IiE:, his ESCELSIoIi SEEMING MA
CHIMES in the 18th Congressional District ant ~!
rrrEon wanting Ille best Saw NJ Machines 10 do in
ntsatest H:Ii fastest work apd no; easy l.. gel o "
Usdr:, cal! OM A. n. ADAMS
Who always has an nssos1meE; on hands.
Iy2S-6n Ma S5 Water ST, Wheeling "
on BARRELS no. GIN. L.AEtD, ~, "
~ apes ~ LIsT. MORRISON J ~
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Bryan's Tasteless Yermifupe

Bryan's Tasteless Vermifuge.
Children dying rixh, aud lsf,
Mothers not as yet bereft
Know tlat more infants kin
Than each other n,ortsd i'll;
But tile NEKMITucE viii save
Your pale dariinl;p FROM the grave.
MOTHER, MAKE YOuE CHOICE Shall the Child die.
OF til" HWms> Remember. few doses Of Bryau.s
T"stelesS Nrnifuge will destroy any number Of
worms and bring them away without rai1l. Prize
Is "euts Sold by LAuGuLINs & BUsuF1EIn.
5. Fnndeubsrg, Bridgeport. aud Druggists generally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
Grain Drills and Seed Sewers.

I'VE ARE PREPAREr, To FURNISH DRILLS
w and SoEers OF tlsr most seIia!,ic kinds ti.
Lees Improved Grtltn brill i! warranted 50:
kinds ot er5tiu aud G:1tss S4ssis- j viii snV ait
ouau1ify. from pint three bushels - the aIFs
SOW deep shallow as desired Il ~iL soW gas
seed n the kline of sowing grain. Is no. 4Itiir
70 clog. ana j. tlir nos Tl.ahl. urj "; ufsrc n'
sowing OATS !; U.iH -5E arp number q rows ifr'a
one 70 eight. may Les. desired finishing aIlt 9
3'eid We have MISC hand Pcnnnck li:1li tong
ai.! taVnrahiy known 10 Ibs tanning coHEunIh'S
Orders len with will receive prOuII attention.
jySl SMITH 3 t-,'rI;I.l.!.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

In the Cheat: coir: u.
Ei-ici, { Quy--v ~ n lITif.i,I,r.v Inn. tsi,
I)UESI Ant t. 4 JeE'i.E;F, liI:i,i Excl III
4 ais'" entitled cuus. III. C!rriItt Enu- Of yAo
co'lIIty or Ihe ID ia q .tn.. S5If y-ig In Git
iHy u: August 1AtFI, proceed To sell ttt bIg.-s
hi;itte.- NJ rie tTuc "nuc VI tts UuU- tiau-.
curlItN the following iyy,pc-ry q l:.::rs E;;aE
the bill md proceeding mentioned Ii vii tt yes
ritisd iulit Of lot M, si:rritU IL o. :, IAN
ton /" tlts cit. Il; NiIp.Iin=
TEEsts u >.-y-t.r :; rrelii of s:s- ~,
e-le"r ruIItlAs t!if purchase -'vln. bn;:-s VIII
Cu1c security heilriIlc iHTe==Sf fran I!Is
aud til" title Y".;n.ti t. :; iU-fIu security .a:.
H-hc.r % The purchase money ieyai5
~ SAMUEL. II.WIN. Sheriff o e.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

DIAI3RIED.
In SteubenYille by the Roy. II. a comtnoo NJ.
", y. SHARP TO Miss NARY MATILDA sTEWX ART.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
Regular Saturday Excursion
On THU
HemDfiald Railroad

T(aAINtE&GING on sATuEDAY 2Nl,XT. .srriy 2l=t
anu continuing EEe1,E A''sIlrtlHS Nntn-E
the Summer MOUTHS. Trims leave tie GcII IO.
lows:
For Elm Gnnvc ans Trfariepilis. = N
dn tlv VnlI'% ttrnvc............--;i p. NJ.
Returning l.IIe valley itrnVt nf..............S = ii!
ia, ilo IrIaiietpia.. T. n.
dU 10 Kim itrUN................ T. NJ
ItoUSD TIRE TicEET>-Fnr Elm Grove -. sI..-
,i'' pins "a eIs-: Valley Eirnys Gec.
PIC MIC PARTIES car b., .trronlInutial. on any
ny wien the uuntiler sufficient iustii, ti
ming u: ;,ftV1liu Ot reasonable terms.
A AIcIlVEAiN. tgI..
JylN NiIsaliuE StHtjOT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

"A prominent Republican in New Jersey
writes that the Republican cause is
steadily Improving" and from the best in
formation which he can gain from all
parts of the State, he thinks the vote will
be about IO7L 900, which will be divided as
foIlou,e.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

Thus the writer is sure that Lincoln and
Hamliu will have 5000 majority over all
in the State, and that New Jersey is iust as
safe for the Republican ticket as Vermont.
The best of feeling and harmony prevail
throughout, and all Republicans are work
ing steadily 10 see bow big they can make
the majority.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
aIuaNle Proper1I ftr sac

a. MONDAY sirc 1854! ia u: al, y AZ rlo.L
NJ q u. wi. a:lts 10. ssli. 81 me t.Dut U.-yr O
the CuUr; Eiause !IlI, ctt, IeslIu- scvezu lot.
u: iama .ut0,ninE slu cIrE, Tin. HIu y V.-I IN,
itcTeC IId al susrsptini. II. CEltIvat.IE lou, d
tite-e anEs %, tie, -r-
TEfs:- - E.-1-'i,s- itIIE,i -s.si, N,
ierret l.Hut-TIt- L. tt IsIi. ~ AZ.
fwei:r months, DesI-!us The ueeI vii! Is
ueInI::-d uni. riI. las lSa-al=:I.-
JOHN tE-I.Gtti.TS1 s.. Agent
ie2.-td fJ- AIR Nia-;h, Elt,&
c~ri'c :i'uye sale ID CONTINUED ~. n Dniul
ti,r G1h Ia. Il! aIi;.uSt li..s.: is.-
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Selling Out.

DSIILIIg 0LLL.
s INTENDING TO ULUSE S'y p!lF..,f,,-,- -,
4 NESe. pn'i-,-- 81 "a ~, -. -,
o. itol Nails STE s,,-t.s-s ...te So. -,
Sheet toni@=s, Ptur- g,..t.l..s- = ',,,-
a.. '''t Fs'iIi1!tsl irois, ,.., J-:,r=.- -
WI h.ih' j 'ia iii'iesuIeli, !lr l-.rsa r.,...r
pf'fciiSs. AZ, oI!. H..Hils; Ia ..!,.st. NJ H.
slsz', oil 81 M II ',.s- ~ r-.,-sJIalDls
r-''' IN !'qt.'l WHICH vol -i:.i-sF 10 -: fTIs
- az pt,se.s l. IInni.iEt,eiy
:. /. nigi.ii
Sc =. 5ia;.r,-. <.r..-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

(lIDER MILL S.--porsa;ie Gader Mills ii'4i
- always give satisfaction, for ISLE 81 tiit hsi1en
tGf1l WaTeiru=e "f iySl] SMITH t'oEEt.L!.
CCGAR EVAPERA TOR.--Hsrr Cox
~ hfned ETRT.craInr and lefAcaIoT. InT rlltae.ui
ing Syrup aud sugar FROM Vhc Chinese t'r Is sui
r1S': &c NIL other Inventions We; Offered ipr if! @
pose II needs NIly sNasIaSicaI 10 +~i;.u - Us
rrt,OSI al jn1~-,1e "a slI ana examine II: thtIa-
selves. SMITH UOi.EElA-
iy1S AEentS Err the sianufnCi tE"Fs-
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Eureka Fruit Cans 70. 1850
~ SWEENEY styH. ISyITT All. WHO WISE
L ~ let sicu-stit, il E,Itr;IIr uy I-i.il e. a.
sing eiscwiiurts. .rld
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+ r E S H ARRIVAL!
]. &C. MENDEL

A RE NOW OPENING A I-AI;tjE L.-'4 y I:TTk
n Fine Snpcrtine 3piy. TEpestr' lHs-ai'. E-iiss-'
CHrl'st. receu:lE purchased IIad" pi,is EnC Aer
ork- II greatly r"ttriC-d Ilr-Ir,
1iey lnvitt- tlic!r fi'.'rI,- cusiym-rs Ia n -.
Sc" where they 10. supplied WI! t!' ~; .'i'"
styles "a lie vef' i"vesl tsuIe u "y Il lit eii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

VIZ publish this morning the business
proceedings of the Douglas meeting 81 the
Athenseum, Monday night. The resolu-
lions are brimful OF frmness and implaca-
biity. There is no "colne down FROM
Limrick" in them Not bit. If there
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

DR- TODD,S LIVER PILLS az lu,;
- villa; yOu wnut luz i'yer Complain. iH-
bowel Infections u the r-!IrIl ). ;lznI Js-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-11
Monstarr ana Ggmmerttal 2fhietp.


BALTIMORE, Oct 10, 1860.
The transactions Stocks day have been quite light
but for almost everything the list the market
heavy The Mining fances particularly heavy and
in most of them there was further decline Railroad
shares were however steady at yesterdays figures.
Nothing done in Baltimore and Ohio but Northern
Central there 600 shares sold 500 buyer 60 days,
this figure being the that paid for it at the
close yesterday 1t closed regular way at $21 bid s22
asked. For Baltimore and Ohio $50 was bid but none
was offered under ss2k. We note sale day of 81 600
Baltimore City 6s 1875 at 1OlH advance of \ but
the only sale of Railroad bonds Of S. 600 North
western Virginia unendorsed third mortgage at 3) For
Baltimore and Ohio 1855 bid and Northern Cen
trail 1855 closed at 66X bid 663 asked
The only of the Mining stocks in which there any
sold at s3G2E 1t closed however at only s2H bid s2T
asked regular way fGuord 900 shares
at seal o. and note also sales of 100 shares Gardner
Hill at 81, decline of dollar, 700 shares North State
at 81, decline of and 500 shares Rudeil at 81 fl
There nothing done in any of the other Mining stocks
but the quotations for all Of them were considerably
lower than yesterday.
In New York to day stecks were generally better
Virginia 6s improved % Missouri 6's X; Erie N New
York Central x Reading s.; Michigan Southern s.; and
Gaena and Chicago a. Canton fell off however 4; Rock
Island Z: Harlem n and Michigan Southern guaran teed
n. Clesveland and Toledo closed at the figure
yesterday.
WEITEsbAr' octoher 10. 1864 "'NN'
$1,000 Balt. 6s, 75-1olK 1900 shs Springd, bio 27s
5000 N. W. Va RR.1 400 shs. Guilford NJ.
Sd m. bds -30A Co. 3
GOO shs N. C. R. b6o-22 500 :" bso-1 81
100 shs Gardner Hill 500 shs. Rudisell NJ.
Mining Co. u Co. i A
24oo shs; Springfield 700 shs North State
Mining Co.b60- 8 Mining Co. i
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
FURTHER FROM EURUPE
PER STEAMER AFRICA
Capitulation of AncOnn---LamOriciere II
Prisoner OF War with his Whole Garrison

Sr. JOINS, Oct. 9.--The steamer Africa, from
Liverpool on the 10Th ult. for New York, was in
tercepied by the boat of the Associated Press
off Cape Race on Monday morning.
The steamers Bavaria and City of Manchester
arrived out on the ooh, and the steamer America
on the 30lh.
The steamer Palestine took fire at her dock, but
the flames were extinguished with but slight dam
age.
There Is nothing new Of Importance in the posi-.
tion of the Italian question.
The Sardnians continued the siege of AncOna
and had taken another fort.
A ministerial crisis at Naples is reported. The
cabinet had resigned.
Ancona capitulated on the 29th to the Sardin-
ians, and Gen Lamoricere had been made priso-
ner of war with his whole garrison
Victor Emmanuel would leave for Florence and
Bologna on the Goth.
majority of the cardinals are reported to have
recommended the Pope to leave Rome.
Additional French troops have been ordered to
Rome, and the French outposts have been placed
two miles beyond Rome.
The repulse oil the Garibaldians at Capua is con-
iirmed. One account says four hundred were killed
and wounded and three hundred made prisoners
Their positions were, nevertheless maintained and
the attack renewed in force. The Kings troops
are reported as numbering $4,000 men, and he is
evidently determined to show fight.
SignOr Cenienti is about to form a new ministry
at Naples, protesting extreme opinions.
The text of Lord John RusselPs warning to i'ar-
dna not to attack Venetia, is published.
The India and China mails for the United States
are on board the Africa.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 29.-The weather has been favora-
BILE for the crops
Breadstufs closed firm. Flour closed firm at 2Ss Cd
(I3ls. Cd. Wheat generally closed with advancing
tendency, and all qualities have slightyadvanced-in
some cases 1G2d. Red Wheat lsIl2s Cd; white
l2s. s.@l3s. Cd. Corn is quiet but steady. Yellow 35Gl
Sos.
Provisions quiet and prices steady Beef is dull
Private sales OF India Mess about 90s Pork is steady
good old Cos Cheese has declined 3D. which large
sales have been effected Lard is steady at 62 for good
and Cos fol very fine.
Cotton.-The sales of Saturday estimated at 10000
bales including 5000 bales to spectators and for export
The market closed active and firm at full prices.
Produce.-Sugar is quiet and quotations barely main
tanned. Rice is dull and quotations barely main
taned. Rosin is dull at 5s 1dd5s ID Spirits Turpen-
tine du at 32s.
LONDON MARKETs-Barings' circular quotes Wheat has
an advancing tendency and prices 1G2s higher per
quarter. White 5Std62s; red 56d60s
American securities generally unchanged. COnsOls
closed at 93H G934 for account.
Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased Gl23
00o The money market closed slightly stringent
The weather at close of the week unsettled.
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FOR Il W 4 70 R
CITY CO U N Gil.
FIRST BRANCH.

FIRST BRANCH.
FEST WARD.
TTSss s" 1soiisHH' s'isH' AnS%i1an Hs'ai g 8 iaS 4 80.
Majority for Yeisley. .... ......... 35s
SECOND WARD.
eoTFG II Atds W Wolfe s1icsm RsiCgm' l99 4S q 25 1898
+ Riot iIS TSit isal@ssssss I%dsssssdsnt i 8
Majority for Wolfe over Hebden. 78s
THIRD WARD.
dcSof asS HSfij Gs, x%sTc. fs5 s5 f 10 20 3
Majority for Myers. 376
FOURTH WARD.
Jno GhsansH, American 1is i5 isi n ia IS
Majority for Boulden. POS
FIFTH WARD.
d TAo%n @Gr Sr RG'O isS 2,S M 2s q "a f 81
Majority for Thomas. s......................... 3i3
SIXTH WARD.
$fa $% ! fbsa1s bsss E1sf@ g! 3 .! @ e! 81 i
Jno T. Adams Independent 81 80 10 iS6
Majority for ,ndeI owe: Bcae................. 2sl
SEVENTH WARD.
Inc H. J. Hfnno s35a 10 81 81 81 s 49, 49, s s5
Majority for Bogiano. s65
EIGHTH WARD.
in. J; STAY ylor Of Fl, Reform 25i 25a 298 n5 go
No opposition.
Ninth WARD
Ties ss PENN + RoTn nsBsnSsD; RsGE@ rs s5s ss 5 ls
Jos 7 PiersOn, Indep, ndent. i3 40 ~ ~ IOs
Majority for Brown over Penn................. 692
TENTH WARD.
Aug Aug n FeS f"as %mercsn s1o iS1 3 1sS IS @ i@6s ~ u
Majority for Nicholas. ga
ELEVENTH WARD
F. Wyatt blanchard, Reform liz 2l5 sH l6l s92
r T. Pendleton American. SO 7S IA 6o S7i
Majority tor Blanchard SIS
TWELFTH WARD.
s,dosg f shSP S5 - - s 1is 'as $ @ @
Majority fpr Phelp'.. '.......................... sc
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Jno. C. Blackburn, Reform. l29 ISL 252 2O 775
Geo. Slothower Sr,American 9s 10 l37 lG5 $40
Majority for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 265
FOURTEENTH WARD.
Hnrg Ei%g snoKL1 sR@HkSy' Eef0r@ 20 I ~ 2I5 @ l s s
Majority for Drakeley. 46
FIFTsENTH WARD.
Ss%uof so r Berry, @ AnsGean IS IS g % m s5 % SO
Majority for Allen. AS
SIXTEENTH WARD.
tondas HanRSe as5 cn'sf Rssn 80 3 ?a 49, sG 20 So So
Majority for Chase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
lug Ssh A F. ddSn Gnon RsGs% q f M sG sl n
Majority for Dixon.... 4o7
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
5esse eo HaB BsS KefGm 2sI %5 S ~ n 2s 50 5
Majority for Hay....... 25i
NINETEENTH WARD.
John i rss%eye,' Reform. lSs ll5 l72 $50 COG
Majority for Tegmeyer.. 66
TWENTIETH WARD.
John 5nGN Il WalEcr, ' american s. i58 6 III
Majority for crout. .......................... 2s2
SECOND BRANCH. E
| FIRST WARD.
William Dean Re orm li; st; 81 81 si 3; IL IL Total s.t
JnO, L, Bowling, Indepsnd'.. is 25 60 10
SECOND WARD.
/ William Dean, r. form...... 1876 40i 279 23l 1Ol
5no L. 1rfB51siii B1sfiias indePeaa'i = Z g
lst Ward I'd Ward Total.
nean, Reform tSl llW 1870
| -furner, American. eST go 6S3
Majority for Dean.....................-ll ll07
! THIRD WARD. &f4
'sasn ssaar teS% Ss ss 81 81 SS 3 'si s
fi's hf1sssn sssaart. @ s q i IL
81 Ward. 4th wa.d. Total
4 steuart. American... 513 4s 1901
Majority for Marden, ................... 674