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Territorial Elections.

liz Jefferson County nearly all tie
Democratic ticket is elected BY small
majority = Henry Buckmasier. 70,
Representative being the only sue
cessful Republican.
In Leavenworth County all the Dem :
ocraiic Ticket is elected except ore
David II. Bailey. and
the assessor, Horace Dunlap. both
Republicans
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NEpnAsKA ELEcrroN-Th. offiej

NEBRASKA ELECrIoN.-The offieia,
Board vi Territorial Canvassers, COM
posed OF The Governor. Sup eme Judge
and District Attorney. have awarded
the certificate OF election to Morton the
Democra'ic candidate. The return
from the Northwestern precinct Of
L'eau-qui court WAS n gross and palpa-
BILE fraud. and was rejeoled by the
County Clerk. There are no; half n
DOZEN legal voters in the precinct AS
shown 10y The census taken by Demo-
cratic officer. yet there were l92
votes reported for Morton. and none for
Daily. The Clerk OF tie county saws
thai this was bare laccd swindlr; We,
the Boar! counted the vote and thus
elected Morton by - majority. Mr..
Daily will appeal 10 Congress. and will
ie admitted to his seat
Lear. Times.
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WHILE the Prince Of Wales was pass
ing up the Hudson river. Judge Roose-
welt pointed out to the party several
revolutionary. localities. and among 9TH
ers Sery sessiay indicated the spot
here Maj. Andre was hung. The
Information is said to have. ELECTED a
marked shrug OF the shoulders OF the
listening youthful lord and heir 10 the
throne Of England. .siss s.a tfi1.s..s
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TIE American AcRIcuLruRlsr for
December is OH our table. It is a
superb number Of the best agricultural
paper in America. Every farmer. gar
dener or horticulturist should have a
copy Of it. 81 year. Address Or
ange Judd, Publisher, New York City
n. Y.
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AHNIvERsARr.-The anniversary of
the Jefferson County Bible Society will
be held in the NJ. <. Church next Sun
day evening. Let there be a general
attendance of the citizens of Oskaloosa
The Bible work is good one. and ali
should lend a hearty cooperation to
its interests and its advancement.
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LAND WARRANT LOST (!

NuTiCE IS hersb, given that after pu5lIcasi.n
be made 10 the sf hnsnisssens = Hnheessssey
the isssc VI duplkase VI Warra&t Nss &o6o0f6t-
So acres, issued under aef ef 1855, 10 AalA0ey >.
Wiis.n, ls,e . pnssas in CO, ta, We Afes3a>p6F
pany IN Cole 81 Sisueh,srs l. q imsE in ths var
Vi 1912 with Grcat Britain. Ire came hsvins
b.. lest srd = Gave % Against sss kessIse eater
ID int the General Lscti t:flice dak & MY Ieth
A. u. 1850 HgSnY jokHa AssssHrs 49,
Dce S;.ts ew AxTnoxy -. A9sIsoS. -
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Rev. DAVID Dickinson will preach
in the NJ E. Church next Sunday at II
A. NJ. and ct candle lighting in the
evening. In connection with the even
ing service will be had the anniversary
meeting Of the Jefferson County Bible
Society.
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A TRoPHr.-Mr.J.K Coolidge, while
hunting near the city on Thurday week.
shot very fine Pelican. whicl, neasur-
ed . feet between the lips Of its ~ing..
and stood 6! feet. high. and weighed
Is! ibs.-Topeka Record. 81: Iss Srs4s
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PErERsoN's MAGAzINE.-This popu-
lar Lady's Magazine for December is
on our table; aud is splendid number
of one Of The best periodicals. for ladies
there is published. By the prospectus
in another column, i; will be seen tha,
Peterson" has now a circulation Of
nearly 100000. IL will be greatly im-
proved for 1861, and will contain 1000
pages Of double column reading matter;
II steel plates; I2 colored steel fashion
plates; IL coIored patterns in Berlin
work. embroidery or CROCHET. and 300
wood engravinss. Tie services Of tie
best story and novel writer's have been
secured for the coming year; and among
the new attractions will appear "A
Broken Lie. by Mrs Ann s. Stephens;
"Barbara's Ambition" By J. T. Trow-
bridge: and Harley Brooks" BY Frank
Lee Benedict. Every nsighborhood
ouyh! 10 have club. Its price is only
Two DOLLARS year. and 10 Gibbs il is
cheaper stills copies for So. or eight
for $40. Persons getting up clubs vii
receive a magnificent premium, to whom
specimens will be sent gratis. Address.
post paid. Charles j. Peterson, 3C6
Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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THE PRINTER for Oct. 18th has been
received. and is a splendid number Of
this excellent printers periodicsl.-.
Henry d Grsason. No. II Spruce
street, N. Y.
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Presidential Election.

Our latest advices foo. up the follow
! ing aggregate in the several State.
named:
Michigan--Lincoln carries the State
BY about $4,000. Republicans gain
one Congressman.
Pennsylrania.-T~eniy-i two coun:ie.
reported give Lincoln 81. COO over the
regular Democratic ticket. His plur.
aiiiy will be about $4,000. The Gov.
erncr has declared William Lehman
duly elected to Congress from the firsl
District.
Mi1Ois.-As far as heard from. Lin.
coln leads Douglas abcu. $4,000. Lin
coin will probably carry TIE State by
1000.
Arkansas Breckenridge ahead as
far as heard.
Naine.-Lincoln abou, $4,000 ma
jurily.
Maryland doubtful: probably gone
for Bell
New Hampshire. Lincoln 5 plurality
will be about 10000.
Iermom.-Lincoin's plurality be-
tween 25. 600 aud 30 600.
NassaeAuseAs.-Lincoln's majority
over all. in all but 9 towns, is 42.OCO.
Republicans lose one member of Con.
gress.
Rhode kta"d.-Lincoln's majority
5000
Coaneeticm.-Lineoln's majority TO-
eco. His plurality $4,000.
NeU Iork.-Lincoln's majority will
be abou. $4,000. Congressman. elect
ed thus far, the same as two years ago
New Jersey-Lincoln defeated BIZ
1000. Republicans lose one Congress
man.
OAio.-Twenty three counties give
Lincoln gain Of 7.5o) over the Octo-
Der election. when the Republicans had
$4,000.
Indidna.-In twenty counties, Lin
coin has a majority Of $500 over
Douglas.
Hisconsin.-Li"coln' plurality abou,
1900. Republicans gain one mem-
her Of Congress.
isrG.-Lincoln gains in every coun.
y. lie carries sae .la,e By large ma
ori,y.
Ninnesota.-Few returns show ,la,
he Stale has gone 70, Lincoln.
Delamare e-Breckingridse &c carries he
State by LOO plurality. Fisher. Pen
be $ candidate. elected to Congress by
'63 maj"riiy. Democratic loss.
Virginia. Claimed BY both Bellani |
'reekinridge men. with chances in iav.r
4 Bell.
North Carolina.-Gone for Brcckiu
idge.
SouM Carolina ELECTS by Lepisla.
are: vote will be cast for Breckinrld,e
Georysa.--In fifieen couniics Rau
'acs Breekinriige one ,housan! four
undred
alabama county goes for
douglas. The State has doubtless gone
" Breckinridge. II
Florida--No returns.
Mssissippi.-The few returns re. /.
lived indicate the success of Brcckin. .
dge.
Louisiana carries New Or. l
ans. but the State doubtless has gone '
r Breckinridse.
Ieras--No returns. =
zennesses.-Returns wholly favorable :
Bell. q
Hentucky-Returns indicate the sue h
ss of Bell. F
Aissoayi.-Returns from twenty \
'h: counties give the following aggre-
les: Douglas 24.e63: Bell "a. arg: q
ncoIn 1875; BreckingriJge 1921. Al
Il
Territorial Elections. "
liz Jefferson Comfy nearly oil fla
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Ma. GARDNER. of Douglas county.
is collecting donations for Kansas. in
Northern Ohio. At recent mec,ine
IN Oberlin. 500 was raised for him.
and il was resolved to increase the
amount to S62s.-Leav. Times.
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E% We are in recent Of the fo,,o,

ES We are in receipt OF The follow.
ing books from the publishing House
of Geo. G. Evans, Philadelphia. Pa.
The SUNNY SoUrn. or The SOUTHERN.
ER AT ioME.-This work consists OF
letters written by Northern Goycrness.
and describes southern life in mos,
lively and graphic style and the pictures
OF natural and ornate scenery in tn.
South are truly beautiful. This book
is not designed as an answer TO Mrs.
Stoves great work, though it depicts
the peculiar institution" in a very dif.
'erenl Eight from that given in Uncle
Toms Cabin"
IHE iRmcEcE the HousK OF DAVID
by The Rev.J. Ii. ingraiam-W have
seldom seen scrip;uraI and secular LIS.
tory SO completely and airactiv.iv
blended IN por''ayng the mss, inter
es'ins historical parts of scripture As is
the case in this work. The rites and
CEREMONIES ot the ancicn.s are described
!" very spirited style. and get in "A
manner easily comprehended. No oue
can read 1t wilkon, being boih interest
c.l ard benefited.
The PILLAR of FIRE. or Isn,r, ,x
BonDA1E. BY the Rev. J. II. Inpraham
This ~ork is compiled both from
Bible and profanc history. which have
been s" comminyled by the ceniu. of
the author as 10 presen, 10 the reader
a most interesting and attractive nara.
tive of the bondage Of Israel in Eprpt
Tnr TnRonE OF Dawn. By Rev. J.
IL. lngraham.- TIE biblical history
delineated in this work commence. with
lhe conservation Of the Sheperds of
Bethlehem and continues 10 the Rebel.
ION OF fnnce Absolom. illustrates, and
With striking ef1ect..he "splendor. now.
,r and dominion of the Reign of the
Sheperd King" This book completes
series Of three works, embracing the
history Of the Isra-liish Monarchy
Every library should contain these
'ooks. The history. scenery. and re-
graphy Of the Holy land are vividly
nd powerfully portrayed in them. and !.
hey contain an incalculabIe amount of .
cry valuable information.
Any one Of the above named books
'ay be had. with a handsome gift worth !
ON SO cents to 800. BY sending 81 s5 ;,
nd al cents to prepay postage. to the :
1blisher. Geo. G. Evans. Philadelphia. =
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Cyrus Kennedy, and Mary E. Kennedy.
Cyrus Kennedy & Mary L. Kennedy defendants.
You being non-rc.idends of Jefferson County, are
hereby notified that | will, Saturday, the lss
da. OF December A. ID. LEGO between the hours of9
ard O'Clock r. N. of that day, ut the North East
corner of the tract Of Land, after In their no
tice DESCRIBED, causc - be apcraped aernrding TO
law, the following described tract Of land to-wit;
the South v est quarter OF Section No twelve (l!)
In Township No nine (y OF Range No sx.ees (ie)
in the Comfy Jefferson, and Territory Of Kansas,
the said land 10 be sold by me- a directed by an or.
der issaed in the above entitled cause out Of the
said First District Court. ,,--,g
il & LsPivGY.
Master commissioner u MD Court.
Oct. Sd 1850 Oc.. 81 Nov. 4 l3-SWEIs-3w
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ApPRAIsEAlRNr- NoTlcE. {

United Snies Of Amefea.1 fnlths Dbsrct
First District. ted. States sitting in
As fi9 {sdsisl, PlspIss. 4 , ~ Z Tsifea g
Constitution aud laws Of the Grissl states.
Felix Strauss aud Marcus Goldman, Partners ~
Snauss < Goldman, Pfaintifp, isi-' 'sFss-J
cys ? ~ TN2 2fND-k
james NJ Graham, Robert Graham an. r. ST.
ClsIr Graham. Defendants.
To James NJ. Graham. You are hereby nosi-
he'd tsai will, on the 2ist day of November ID.
1860, betweey thg hours of9 c'o,k A NJ and
O'Clock r. NJ, o! tEist day cause the following
de~'rieeiproperty to be appraised on sAe prem
i>es according 10 law, to-wi.: the West - half
u she north ives, fra arizona % quarter and lot
No Il one section e,even III 'fox nsi,ip ten 40,
Kans; seventeen tl7.l mak,ng on. hundred and
thirty-s ven $50 acres and twenty fur one
nnadeths "a I6J) acres. The sumo being
located in jill sr>on County. Kansas Tsrri,pry.
levied upon as the property of Jam N. G sham,
ief ndani, TO satisfy n xecutiou issued October
81. A. d. 1860 out of said Corrtin said cause.
ocf. 29lli, 1860 p. T. COLBY. u. 5. MARSHALL,
IN. BY Wan. y. KiPP, deputy.
Oct. 81 IL 4w-S5 80 :
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Territory Of Kansas.l In the District Court ef aid
Firss District, s Territory sitting IN ~ Conn.
County az JsucrsaaJ ~ fos strAl ef ssuocs aris-
~ 1nE pndcr the Lars n .a1iATS Srritory.
-George BurlSSJ }. L. Speef aud John Sp>ers
APPRAlSEMENr NOTlCE.
To John Speer, one Of tho iesendants.
You being nonresident ofJeEerson County, are
hereby notified that will, Saturday the Sfsh
day o. NeveneeeAsD.lsS0b betw con ne 6aalsS q II
A. NJ and r. ~ Of that day, ~ tho kofth-Sase soe~
ner Of tho tract Of land herein afor. u >hA booeo
drscgihed, cause " bs- apEyDssd sccosdao ta.layi
the following described tract Of land t0-Viasst ~
North East quarter Of Section thirty two (32) ii f0WE
ship No nine (s Of Range No Seventeen (l7l Of Ne
Delaware Trust Lands in said County ofJeaessou aa1
Territory o; Kansas, the said land DO cold by
as directed by orler i,suea in the above entitled
y.GIEL SPIyEY.
:. = Master commissloncY 81 sAua eo0nsy.
Oct. "a lsss'-o~nT N'5aAS HsrJS"
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NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF
JEFFERSON COUNTY K. T.

The tax roll Of Jefferson County fs the year A. d.
1850. Territorial County and Township, have been
received By me, the taxes now due and pay abb,
tax levied for Territorial purposes three mill.
on the doiiar-for Goa uty purposes seven and ono
half mills on the dollar. For Township purposes
in Oskaloosa Township, one and one fourth mill,
on the dollar; Grasshopper Falls Township four mills
ON the dollar; Rock Greek Township two and one
half mills; Osawsee Township four mills; yedeYson
There are Lands with delinquent District School
tax remaining unpaid which will make the percent
um greater all suchI Lands as have such tax upon
IL.
3 All those wishing to pay taxes can do 20 at any
time oy calling at my once in The Vhlxge OF Oska-
Io0sa will attend at the following places to r.
ceiye taxes: s.-..- IL s- ...-.
Village OF Grasshopper Falls Nov ssth e9th sob -
Winchester December ID Ie60
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GRAssHoppKR FALLS TOWNSHIP.


JEFFERSON ioWNsLIP.
The corn crop fsr 1860 is abou, one
twentieth OF that Tor 1859. Potatoes
not one hilielh of thai OF 1859. WheS
about Que foiieih oi HAT OF 1893 -
There will be needed for seed nbou, five
dred bushels Of uorn and abou; five
hundred bushels Of wheat. and two hun
dred and fifty bushels Of po,aioes.
OsKALoosA TOWNSHIP.
Acres in cultivation in 1859 $500
% 1860 $500
Bush. corn raised in 1859 I25.OOO
:" a. 1860 1000
Acres wheat 1859. 5oo.-bushels 2. 500
1860 1000 100
bus'. potatoes 1853 2.l00
1869 $40
Value Of Gardens 1850 5000
1869 nothing.
Winter clothing on hand mot hal. sup.
piled
Seed corn needed for 1861 500 bush
" wheat 8OO :.
potatoes - $40
Provisions on hand = IL equally dis.
Iast twenty days
On motion of J. C. Todd. Rev. David
DICKINSON was appointed an agent o,
The Society.
On motion OF e. b, Carson Ja,oes
Monroe was appointed an agent in place
OF John W. Day, resigned.
On motion The members Of th. So.
-ieiy pledged themselves TO The officers
Di the Society Tor the sum OF $1,000 |
which they NAV Lave 10 advance 10
'senis with which TO pay expenses.
On motion of James Moaroc. the /
'oc;ely adjourScd.
HENRY CRADus. President
:. Is. CARSON. Secretary.
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OSaYkeo
Rock Gre.
kaw City
M.s.S.-

=" = Hising Sun : = . - > leo, 10Th "
On all taxes sTenAsinins unpaid afsss shesors d.
Of January penalty Of ten per cent will &e added
and collected as other taxes.
- Gtven under my hand at my Once In ths vHlsee
Of oska loosa Ibis 9Th day Of Nayspbcr >. D, Is60
,az j So j Nqu fst@3S-s6-as
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Territory Of kansas.) In the First District Court
First District, of said Territory sitting in
County Of JsEerson.1 said County Of JeGerson for
the trial Of causes arising under
fEl the Lsws of s=,d Eerriiory. -
APi RAISEMENT NOTICE. n
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80 p - 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
THE ASHLAND CLUB.

To ne Editor Of The ~ y Tribune .u
SIR: notice in to-days TRIBusE that, in speaking
of the result in Kings County you say: Much Of the
credit of this result due to the Rocky Mountain Club
and other independent organizations" You ignore ths
Ashland Club, which / think is unfair, as thu worh
performed BY them during the campaign just ended Yas
as much as that performed by the Rocky fountain
Club Let me give a statement Of the IT,
Three years ago the Ashland CO. uss formed by
seven members. 1t was ergaDl ned for the purpose cf
taxing care % VIZ poi.s s~ distributing documens ~
has grown to CUB u over 500 members and its nhu-
ehce az an has been greatly fe as our Con-
grgSS~.. m Mr.. Humphrey, can testify. -
On the day of election every poll In the Western
District numbers Of It's members could be seen work.
ing with determination to obtain success. The gre<s
secret o. success is in having the polls well nsnued,
s you have repeatedly called 10 the attention Of WORT
ing Republicans. They alzo distributed an immense
number Of documents, beside having In connection
with their Club, Wiie-Awske Battalion, and two
Artillery Companies. They, perhaps, were not -
conspicuous in public meetings. other Clubs; bat
they were ;lsnly 70 great extent converting the
{" heather" TO the sorrow of many Democrat wis
witnessed their work l thiRk it was unnecessary 70
mention any Glib in particular; but, since II has besn
done, will you please do justice to the Ashland Club,
and oblige MANY MzMBERs-
BrOOkiln Nov IT, 1860.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL Drsrercr--A CARD.


FGiEEDs: Tie battle in the ND Congressional DIG
tric il over In justice to my feelings, cnnos red's
from the field without returning by heartfelt thanks 70
the cla1s friends who sustained in The contest o.
Tuesday a<. 10 The Republicans Of the District am
under pecuay obligations. Without solicitation on my
part, was by q unanimous vote Of their Convention,
selected 10 candidate for Congress, and have eTey
reason 10 believe that the Republicans Of the en'e
District were equal unanimous 10 their support O
tho day Of election. The personal friends ons'oe o.
the party whore candidate was 70 whom l am ~
debted for nearly thousand votes over The lre1-
Denial ticket are equally entitled to my grateful so-
Acknowledgements. 1 would rat!er be defeated IN
tloiss.nd battles with such friends than triumph ON
fase issues or be carried into Office by untbinking
and preudi, ed party vote To each and every vosof
OF tie District who worked for my election, win 70
return my sincere Acknowledgements, and TO assure
them that the only Roget feel IN my defeat, inde-
pendent of its effects in party point OF view, II tne
fear that may not be able TO do Tor them now whas
might have been in my power bed their hbors IN ny
behalf been successful. As it IL, can only Tecognss
the debt and my personal and political hiends
the lid Congressional District that If the opporta-
nifty Offers, viii, to the extent of my power en-
de;lyor 10 Equdae the deep and lasting obligation Ina
posed on me in this campaign
Respectfully and gratefully.
AMOR J. WlLLIAMSOH.
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THE ELECTION IN TIE lid DISTRICT.


SIR: Permit TO lay before the public one or TIVE
facts connected with last Tuesdays election successfully carried
out BY the combined minons Of hs Lottery Policy
certain class Of election stationed hemseve. inside the aee
Cor holding Tie pods In the nh Ward and crowded s-ccsA
tr voters aud every opportunity when the person actsd
ballot land curious resc happered many tunes In The
cor dzy they would force ticket them and they
were hurried 70 vote it BY this kind Of hocns votes
,see rst for Woodruff and other avore esDdidra
Tsy would have poed for amson and Olson bod the
party had his choice and time 20 examine them and,
ahon the minority Inspector repeatedly protected sgsS hs
course of action and several times ordered the polls 70 os
cleared they dehed any pat them oni or make an s
claiming the nigh, TO stay challenger 90 protect their own pr,
ticulsr party. Again poor, misunderstanding creature max
urged 10 vote but lacked the courage 10 ecue
up the polls and fingered around exciting rsion ontS
urged the Policy party he ehsneed and took tho
oath aud being by the officer not TO be yoer
lis immediate ordered But the who bad per-
snaded him Policy Clerk and eSCOunciman OF the Dts
trfrhed his party and dehed sresf to De nssde
unless the warrant signed by the Alderman Of abe Board
inspectors and his eYCouucman and Policy Deaer char<sd
him to sign and during the nttion the onender wss
hustled OF by bach by this exCy Fafhef
This Councilman one Of The presn Board Of Resers q
the District the last sitting would have recorded long
list only himself had he been peruttted e
20 do and sitting attempt TO do again But Ne
foied bis dupe under Arrest and he have to answer
' % w A MINORITY INSPECTOR
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REVISING ELECTION RETURNS.

To the Editor Of The NJ Y Tri0tse
SIR In the first column Of the fourth page Of your
paper of to-day you say The Common Coonc this
evening Let them that the large uptown election Dis
tricts divided"
part Of the third section Of Chapter 26 Laws Of 1850 ta
these woTdss
1.-THE Common Council Of the City Of NewYork shall net
the of August year and the st day q
January succeeding change alter the boundaries Of
election district"
m anv member Of the Common Council violates this section
he snjec himself penalty provided for b the Ne
vised Statutes. &. b. WhEELEh-
Mr. ~ 1860.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-On Sunday night Last Mr..
Robert orh walking IN Roosevelt street near Wtsr
when lie stopped by Valentine 1rsno and an unknosn
denly seized Butterworth by both and held him while s
compaJu took from bis pocket i've 40 gold eces botn ne
robbers then fed but th yc proceeded to the foun ~ed
stsionfouse where he ef description OF the tievsA
Jfainor subsequently arrested by Oeer ODonne and y
erday Justice Welsh ted him The eonpiaan-
s the House o. Detention to secure his appesnes
a. prosecuting witness Tranors accomPice has not beea
found as yet.
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Tar srHAs sUrFERERs-Thc Committee for the

TaE SYRIAs SUFFERERs.-The Committee for the
Relief the Destitute and Suffering la Syria Acknowledges the
r.c.v, Of the following sums;
T. b q, $50 Henry $. Moore ssi Friend, n p, Maa,
s25 Teacher Mslrose, Texas. % So William Johnson,
New Haven, s2s Csin Chicago, t3 J. X. Cheeseman,
PlsusbuFEh, N r. 81 L Hchok. Union Conege, IS Rec
Conn ~ 5Oi the Rev. j. NJ Hoppin, Lichaed Conn, SO
DR. A. Cooper Vantage. ~ J., %5 Hana Risey Kitchen
West, $40, Il W Dguhrm, sOoi J.. D. W, slOi A Friend
o. d. h., els Canada west go II Fhn rainiadge Ohio
bury. Seh-IlATsa ssoi Edsad Hsn0Ts, COM, ESQ., Mrs
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ADVERTISEMENT
n. r. II. ALBERT EDWARD, Prince Of Weles
''' GuaSErs GsILEnr. No. 7V BHoApwAr

NIltr, =
GussErs GALLERY, No T0r BRoApwAI
ne photograph Of the PRNoK eyhbiton-the Ia
tsen In made BY royal desire, ~ the Revere
house Boston October 49, lso His Royal Hshness hsv
ng time while in New-York communicated through ths
Hon. K. Archibald H. B. N Consul Newiork his willingness
foT his photograph MessS Quincy Son. they weaA
10 boston. The undersigned immediately repaired thnhsr,
aud the ress OF their visit by the Pictures a. n
Gallery aeknow edged BY the Prince sell the hundreds %
visitors who have them be the best pctaTs OF nin 81
Also, view. al the members Of the Royal p.1y Hne
their Autographs
Copies now ready for sale Of the Prince and entire Suite Of A
sizes from the largest plates made TO tho eeaT'es dc v
albums
Trade supplied At liberal discount a., 49,.
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