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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22

i Ne5e Idea.-An enterprising individ-
ual has established an agency in Detroit,
for the purpose Of aiding fugitive slaves in
Canada to return to their owners, when
they desire to doso With an underground
railroad to carry them North, and an agen-
cy to help them back again when they get
tired Of the Canadas, it is probable that it
will shortly become fashionable with the
colored gentry to spend the Summer in
Queen Nictoria's dominions, and the Win
ter in the sunny South.
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Notices of New Advertisements.

A election Of officers for the Lewistown Academy
Plaster grinding dgHe al ihe Lewislown ILis-WHn
B. Hoffman has han.i large lot of lumber, kc
John Clarke has renoTed his shoe shop few doors
east q r. q. Francl-Cus's s.o!e,
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Township Elections.

Nh3 y ' 1I4LE.
Judge-Wm r. Graham
Assessor-W Wesley Mccoy.
Inspectors -Absalom Wagner, d. Brought
Auditor-Geo. B. Penepacker.
Shool DirectGrs-D. f. Robson, Franklin
Caldwell, Isaac Rainier.
Constable Daniel Conrad.
Supervisors Valley District, r. A. Mckee
Middle District, Samuel II. Mccoy. River
District, James Crawford.
DERRY TOWNSHIP.
Justices of the Peace-William Albright
Moses Miller.
Judge-Samuel Aurand.
Inspectors r. \. Means, Edmund A
Swyers.
Assessor-Peter Albright.
Auditor-Joseph Amich.
School Directors Thomas Cunningham,
Noah Rudy.
Constable-Simon Wittenmeyer.
Supervisors-John Price, Jacob McAuley.
Township Clerk-Wm. r. Wills.
ARMAGH TOWNSHIP.
Judge-Wm. A McManigle.
Inspectors-Geo. Guthrie, A. Swartzell
Constable-Isaac Hard.
Supervisors Perry Ramsey, Peter Barefoot.
School Directors Milliken, Chris
tian Myers.
Assessor-James w. Brown.
Loss OF A FINGER.-We regret to learn
that James i. Stackpole, hand on the To-
cal freight train, met with an accident at
McVeytown on Thursday last, by which
he lost the first finger of his right hand
To facilitate the departure of the train he
ATTEMPTED to couple car as the locomotive
backed to it, and there being no brakes
man on it his hand was caught between the
wood work, smashing his finger down to
the second joint and somewhat injuring
his thumb 1t was amputated at I'd joint,
and hopes are entertained that the stump
can be preserved. Should this accident
interfere with his present duties, we hope
the Railroad Company will provide him
with better situation, for if willingness
to labor, undoubted honesty, and faithful
ness in all situations, are passports to fay
or, we know of no young man in Miff1in
county more deserving.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22

By The Free Banking Bill has passed the
House Of Representatives by vote of 81 to
&c. II remains to be seen whether there is
sense enough in the Senate to pass it.
hA- Harrisburg has elected a majority Of
councilmen of the Peoples Party.
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Election of Trustees.

'ENHE stockholders If the Lawistown Acad.
H. emy arc hereby notified that an election
for fifteen trustees u serve for the cunning
year. will bA held at the institution on Mon
day, ID April. lSG0, at O'Clock p. m.
Ii. j. WALTERS, Seo'y.
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THE GAZETTE.
LEWIST0WN, PA.
Thursday, March %, 1860.

EsThs subscription ofth9se ou; This county whom
iris paragraph eoes married Las e=pi- and unless re-
Eeged E-i5 5e discontinued
We have also set Inif in Elgsaa county beyal. gEcA
Sc intend In future shz e fyy subscription.
those receiving the paper TiiA tal paragraph razrEe
vii! Therefore know tst tey have come uCe4 cur 1e
aad Il payment & made within qae .,4.A ts.gss-
we ssslF cissg Etinus AL s1cH
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PLASTER
GRINDING

u r. STERRETT, Of the Lewi.tovn
Il Mills, IS now prepared to grind plaster
by the ton, and will at all times have on hand
Plaster IN the stone or ground. for sale ct low
rates for Cash or in exchange for Grain Of any
kind.
+. r. STERRETT.
Lewistown. March 20, fS60-2t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22

sA~HaVlng too many accounts already
with educational institutions in neiebbor.
ing counties, we decline the insertion of all
notices of that kind unless accompanied
with the cash.
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rEa-Tho following gentlemen were elect.
ed officers Of the Lewistown Gas Company;
E, L. Benediet, President, John v. Shaw,
Henry Zerbe, H. j. Walters, Wm. Butler,
David Bloom, Andrew Reed, Managers,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22

Hf4r The City of Reading has given the
Peoples Party ticket majority against the
combined forces Of patent democracy. When
old Berks wavegs, the plunderers may we'll
trcnb!a.
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Died.

AT Miheharts Gap, Granville township after an ill.,
years -7Ai' oseu doout -
IN ,FeIgusons Valley, the 9th inst Mrs. ELIZA
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The vote for High Constable is a tie.
There are also two more votes in the West
Ward than names on the list of voters,
which if the Court should take cognizance
Of that fact, will render new election ne
a.ccarvr
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22
Election of County Superintendent.

The School Directors Of this county vii
again be called on to elect a County Super
intendent on the first Moaday Of May next
Considerable diversity 81 epiEion exists as
TO the necessity cr usefulness Of this Off
ger, and also as to his compensation. Il Is
not our purpose at this time to enter into
a discussion Of the subject, but as some
communications in other papers are calcu-
lated to mislcad the public, few facts in
relation thereto may be Of interest to those
most concerned. In the first place Su-
pcrintendent must be elected. for If the
Directors do Lot perform this duty the State
Superintendent will do it for them. In
the next place, in arranging the salary the
general principle to be kept in view is,
that Of making it large enough to com
mand the very best professional talent with
in the reach Of the Convention. No other
should be thought Of "The man, then.
whom Law, Experience and the wants of
the system demand for County Super.ntcn-
dent, is s;-A practical Teacher, isdo is a.
% an accomplished scIozar, and a ready
public speaker; 1ejh sufficient I1re far Ho
rndertake, and 10 perform, tie great tcorh
deIore him. and tie salary should be su67-
cient to compensate him, as far az money
can, for the efficient discharge Of 50 great
a labor"
In the third place, the salary is not paid
as many suppose, out Of the county appro-
priation, but as will be seen by the follow
ing paragraph from the School Journal.
out Of the State Treasury. It would there
fore not make difference Of five cents
to any taxpayer in the county whether the
salary is fixed at 800 or 600
Department Of Common Schools.
HAREIsBCRG, March, 1860
Salaries Of County SaperiHteudents The
salaries Of the County Superintendents have
always been paid out Of the general fund, and
not out Of the school appropriation to the par
ticular county. The last two lines Of the
39th section Of the act Of 1854 were consid.
cred by MIR. Black, then State Superinten-
dent, az incompatible with the general pur-
pose Of the act, and were accordingly admin
istered practically as above stated. This
practice has repeatedly been confirmed and
sanctioned by law, as will be seen by refer
ence to the appropriation bills Of several
years past.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22

EJ~Th: pleasant weather of last week
was followed on Tuesday by cold wind,
with light snow squalls.
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Married.

q r,n IN dGNeytown, the 18th instant by Rev. D. n
o hEI POLLOCK, Of this county.
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

Both Houses have agreed to adjourn on
the Sd Of April
\ bill relating to elections IN this coun-
ty IS before the Legislature. We do not
know what its provisions are.
The bill Incorporating the Mif8in coun-
ty Bank is in the hands Of the Governor.
jIr Bates reported SIS committed, an Act
authorizing the Auditor General and State
Treasurer, to examine the claim for dana
yes C John Kennedy, Senior, Of Miflin
county.
The Governor has nominated the Hon.
Thomas H. Burrowes Of Lancaster, Super
intenaeut Of Common Schools Of this State
from and after the first Of July. On con-
frming the nomination, seven patent dem
ocrats voted against it-Dr. Crawford being
Of the number
G=g-Thc Commissioner Of Indian affairs
has resolved to adopt efficient measures TO
remove white settlers from the Indian Res
eryations at the west, each and all Of which
have been extensively settled upon by tres
passers, who have entered upon them in
violation Of the law. He gives notice that
he shall, if necessary, employ the United
States troops to enforce the law, and remove
trespassers.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22

FIRE.-An alarm of fire was sounded
on Friday morning about three o'clock, the
back building at the residence Of r. D.
Smith III West Market street, having been
discovered wrapped in flames by daughter
of Abraham Blymyer, the owner Of the
property. The surrounding buildings be-
ing all of brick, and the night calm, the
Henderson Hose succeeded in obtaining
control of the flames just as the roof at
the junction of Mr.. Blymyer's and Fich-
thorn's property caught A few minutes
later in obtaining water would have caused
a confagration perhaps as serious as that
which occurred in the same square eight
or nine years ago. The Juniata was also
on the ground and aided in quenching the
devouring element Mr. Smiths family
had been washing and cleaning up the day
before preparatory to removing, and in ad-
dition to q supply Of -four, meat and all
the kitchen furniture had placed many ar
ticles packed and bundled together in the
burnt building. All these were consumed.
No insurance either on the building or
other property.
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DIE ID.

ARROsMITH = On Thursday mon ing early, Nov. O. John
The restvs ard fi-pd. Of The a, are fs,osehs invited
attend The funeral from s yssesnfs o. d.
Saturday sfs.rDoon at 2 O'Clock.
ARTaDRn Je,sy City CT w.snss.d.. NsT IA. NJ: Etc
John sbd Edward p Anhur 81. iespscsaily invited y
a,ted her f.neral Cd SUNDAY ns4t IN ia.t Ssn o. Hat
Pre- ci,sly, wthout further invita- n
BFNT-In this ely Tuesday, Nor6, Eiza6esh, wife Of
RINGHAMiu this ctr, on wsdns,dsy Nov Bose Isabel
maud dsughte OF Jauss W. and Masis Bingham In
the I'd yesI Of her age
ard Ellen Kenny, aged year and and months
LODER-on weduosday ornins. Nov. y Polly Ann wife II
Tb ienJs Of de faG, sIe invited to send ser fa,.r.
Cht Church Rye on friday the IN Inst a. y osl:s. ?
ewHsven Railroad Depot at BIS p m; returning s-7s
Rye 400 ID.
KERNS-In this city Tuss,y Nov Anre vile Of Tho,
Rtns aged 20 years
yEhRIETr-At EpslsxoOd NJ. on Sunday; Nov. T. Mr.
Csski N " and aorristo~n n j., papers peass copy.
MEEKs-n jan sica, Tuesday evening, Nov s. Reser L.
The relatives and friend. Of the family invited 70 attend Tie
fIner.l from his late residence Friday the 80 iS
Car. sS vii is.,e the south Ferry Brooklyn 10 oio
g.
PERRY in Brooklyn, on "Wednesday, NO'. a. James P
Perry aged IS sesrs, months ard DAYS
THomPsoN-on edn.sdsy, Nov at bis resid'noe No q
Abns square, tbs city, OF COS gestion OF TIE nL h1a'y
HI. remains will be taken Troy N Y BIS former residence
for inerment-
WHITING-o On Wedpesdsy Nov :. LARS youngest dsuzt1
Of Cbss and Mary L. Whiting. aged IL years and nonthA
The relative s aud friends OF the family respectfully invited
,ttepJ her fnneral from uo dence OF ter father No
sunni il street South Brooklyn, Saturday GteTLson loa
ipst a o'Ilock.
WIsNFR-On Sunday Nov at Pittston. Luzsrue County.
Penn consun asee % years snd IL days Mary Eliza
heh wife of j. Amherst Wnrr and daughter Of tao
late Jane. heller esq Warwick, Orange County Z.
Orange Count, papers please copy
WALKER-In this city, Tuesday, Nov. 8, Edward HoJt
Walker aged "a yesrs
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A PARTIZAN yAILOR.

To f1c Edto, Of The " Y. Tribune.
SIR: In yesterday Herald appeared an article as'
,errg power Of the Sheriff appoint bio dSu.ss 70 act a.
niIs at the polls during the election oftod,y.
Now his ht 10 do this DO 10, Int. nd disc1 this Tine
hut to respectfully inquire you whether Of his chief dep
up. acting jill oftbe city and couDy of ha' hs
r,bt 10 sie Of h prisoner. who hiss been nsar:'rasd
vote ress'erd ward aud district whore although his family
hay. r. pied for few days he well his wife admits be
ever sp night ths house 10 which HIS family res
ria, pc sds that tho aor took him out today and
mai the Democratic candidates. aud for
tbr patty which paced the Sher ard his deputies Ia poger
There sDy respectable gsntleneo vh are t1ti1ed "a
Ed Jo merely pay affidavit charging DENT
Who are ,pubcans and ho most snons TO vote
the nepurh but not ved the slne psi
eg i ply they hIppened not be on the SINE side q"
POliffcs ,-.,.s
Now wouj ask ir this IL gross abuse Of the Jailos o
a position and whether It does not within the scope OF
'he incl proc oson Of tho Mayor which offers sre~ard
OF 100 for cton II any peron who sh procqre, af
a.t coonse OF advise her give ofe' his vote Illegally
or to 90 Any ward election district for That p1poss
Nov IQf0
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MARRIED..

BLATcHFoRD = HAMILTON AT Nsvt. W...,h..,..
County Tbursdsy, Nov. g. b, the Reg DR. c,stsh.e,
Richard Bl.chfo'd Of New Yok Anse;s dsasstsr Of
HA"NAm-MARCh-O On WednrsS.y Nov 7 bv The Re, n,
Cumming William Hannah Isa;eIls Msum no,b N tSi
city. " '-
HARRIS-WO0DS-0n Tussky, Nov. g. by N. R.v r r.
Morton Of tbs city Mr. teoi& 8. Harris 10 MIs Ei., n
W Gods both OF Clinton Mas ~"''" re
Foster John Hind 10 Mart Ann Howell. ~" ~ a.
Mon Wednesday Nov 7 "a I'm.
ford rect NJ =. Ch1rch o. the NJ, DE- STRICKLAND Js6s T.
McDermt Of Newfok - iss Emily A. daughter Of ssisi
BaInum, esq, Of jersey City.
Parker tht city on Tinrsdsy Nov g. a,
St Clements In en-, the Rev I. A. Estn, Rsa.ag
Parker jr 20 Miss Jennie Huichioss all Of sci.J
PECK-sIMMONSIn this city, ca Thurs3ay, Nsy O. BY H..
Rev G A Peck N Edsin Peck Of ADciam, " T., u hiss
Emily Simmons OF Pbiade phs
RICE GASSEaT-On Thursdsy Nov ], By the Rev Herr
blanchard Cherries Henry Bce Uterine Aan eldest dsus
ter OF John Case b,th vi brooklyn
STIGER- SCHOTT- On W. dnesdsy, Nov T. By tho Rev G.
AeIsnder Pclz John Stger TO M Fannie S;hots both
Of this ely
YoUNG-KETCBUA--AtF Flushing on Thursday Nov q By
the Rev. VIM w Holloway Edward issai fsuDs 70 Muy
g.. youngest dsugh er tf Chas o. keteHam eSqp both 81
Brooklyn ". ID.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....
CIERrcdx

sesnship s-Roanose, Couch Virgins, 10 Ian Hercien
NntaIEss Leesgsng Mstaats, Mora Bros. SsSsro Mo5t
geometry, Berry, Savannah, II. B. Cromwell Co.
Ships. Z. Grant Hnckley Liverpool Nssntb Soas,
VALIANT Fray Liyegpool ;. Thoupson's nephew C. Dos.
Bartlett Bristol Lei Tucker Smith Shooting STAR Hsten
kiss, Liverpool, J. y. Bsksr CO
BsTks-Noid Ameribs Fredsricks, Bremen Ann ArgurA
Loyit, Glasgow, BOYD Hsinckon
Brss-J. CIy,s Motion, Cete, Moore Henry; G,ases.
Dearborn EiAbehpoIt, Task Dearborn; K.lg BStLer,
LeTsway, Pr Prince, Peck Church; S. Mary Brsyso
Aux Caves, Brett, Co. Col W. Cogins Gs1iz, g. =
y Peters Sa tisso Esenbrook Platte, felsir HorB
Mary, MoorehoI Sc, Aspin ~a, 4 James.
schooDers, Plymouth Rock uaais, Boston; Hamilton CO
den Alexandria, Stafford Dodge +. kidder, Hxs-en, WI
nlngon d. & Murray h. Flamnlor Mears, Charleston D. C
Murray G DAyis Forney Savannah, s. Thompsons nephe~
stAr Cshoou, Wellington. Te.r Homi Z. ysniehoei
ttLl Nicks Augu'ta, Van Brun Siagnt; Caldwell Had
son. Charleston, MeCrrady Mott ca w Smith, Scott,
Nrlninton Jonas Smith Co. King Philip, Hatch, London
j o, Bakey Il Co
: Bop On gon Rhodes Providence master.
SteameF-BryeTy, Pierce Philadelphia, }. briggs
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wJpE-,wAKE CELEBRATION.

T, the fdi.rQf The V y Tribune.
Sir: VIII you be Bind enough TO inform me whether
,pV ,s have been taken not celebrate By
p1ocecp iau1aion otherwise the election OF Lincoln
On bel Al Of number d citizens OF Brooklyn earnestly nope
tha, som, 81 f viii be made worthy Of ~ success attained
and the n.,la attain it. torchynt procession and general
,pmition would tiink convince the opposition that we
an, ia.s the blood could not DO exchanged Tor gold AMI
enough 4 Il bold against fraud and fusion patronage
End ~ soods Tor all time to Bot whether would OF
not racins hitherto have been nshter IN expectation
than II reazstioD aod IL only fair that we should now taste
,b @ 90 long all events let there be an ilunl
uo, If only 10 testify Applause and gratitude Of our Re-
pubi AN queens Of Kings well those Of NewYork who
have no better way Of showing thei enthusiasm j. A.
RrJokk, n Nov. :, 1850.
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RoAPD or FDUCATION.

This Bosrd met on Wednesday evening, Comnis-
sioner CuSts in the chair.
The Finance Commit ee presented report in favor
Of sppropristiug - 900 Tor besting and ventatiDg
Ward School No. u. in the Twsnty-f first Ward,
ard resolution authorizing the appropriation was
I'D pied.
A r.port Of the Finance Comrnittee in favor Of
adopting the animal estimate aud apportonment Of
expeDd ture for 1861 presented at the last meeting, was
adopted
Commissioner TUCKER moved to pay the discharged
teachers The Fourth Ward from ths 18th of May till
the Is of July, ss it in the latter month they
yeTe legally 6smised The resolution was referred
% the Ccmmi tee on Salaries aud Officers.
A resolution authorizing a requisition on the Con-
trol'er f,r $l0o, 900 was adopted.
The "oom ttee on Repairs reported tat they had
.eram:Ded Primary Schools Nos. 80 and "a in the
Sixth Ward and recon meDded the appropriation Of
al 40c asked bv the school officers Of that Ward for
the purpose Of altering and repairing the buildings.
Adopted.
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Arrived.

Steamship Zulu OBJ, ssrsw Goodwin Liverpool Oct. H.
dse TO Walden Booth. Experienced first par: OF passage
srgW snd T. W gales The T. Is intended 10 ply between
this port and hngstou, Jam
Brs Adepl, Johnson srdsepor. ID hours In bsst 10
Bsh,p Co
schr Lseshu,s s~th ElIsbebport pig iron o Boston.
schr T. Pairalce 0sskil Washington N. c. cotton TO
!. q Wil.isns.
scbr Csctu, Fbe BrazO, Santiago, Texas, 40 day' ntss
TO J. Il n. Smith 90.
schr. Celestis, Cole, Portland days, stone.
schr Clifton (BEl Mcclellan, Hshsx days tsh TO d.
Dewof
Scbr MaImorr, Suth Cape Cod !. hours, ~ ballast.
Schr c. Il RAYMOND, Albany. lumber for New Haven.
SchT George Darby, Rogers Moogehesd City n &, days
cotton AID avail stons & ID. e. Murray.
schT Wash'r gton Rogers b., q liafbor days, Woo.
sctr Jos ph Euen, fortand2 day., stone. - - -
sohr j. ". ksuAln, Boilon days, ndse 10 j. y pyos
20.
schr Howard Boxer Bostons days wde \. w LOWS Co
SchT. Robert Sluilh Wilcox, Portland . days
schr Jt,eph Hail. DUEL PortsnS days
sem. b Baineid uues, Portland daye -.
schr NJ Clark W masted) ClarS Hartford days 10 ssa
20 master -
Steamer wesiehester Jone. Providence, utsa TO oden
steamer Iacouy. lily Phadeiplaa, mdse. 30 Lopez hs
pstfick.
81 Pclcar Baker. Providence, md.e. 70 lssar o1h
SMLED- Steamships M snzt. for MssaaTas Rcaaok ief
Norfolk A. Montgomery, for saNannsh shP Linds e' var
pagaiso.
wIED-D During the dsy, NV
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NEEJER,SEY ITEMS.

SUPPOSED MURDER or AN IsrAsr.-Coroner Bonn
stedt of Hoboken was callrd upon yesterday afternoon
to hold an inquest upon the dy Of an ibfaot found in
the edge Of the rear If MIR. O.kleys stable IL
vas female iof,nt about week old, and had not
been p the watr Over tel twelve hours The hands
were tied fast and the body was covered with llnen
night gown and wrapped mp 10 piece of black bonn
bozine. When discovered by lad, the head and
shoulders were immersed in the mud. 1t is supposed
that the cbds hands tied aud the child was then
,bro wn into the water with the expectation that it
would float away with the tide. After vie wing n"
body, the inquest was adjourned for the purpose OF al
lowing post mortem examination TO be made in order
t at there could be doubt to the fac. that the
child had lived.
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TROTTING on LONG ISLAND.

SECOND HEAT OF Two-mIE RACE IN o;o|!
The second contest between Lady Palmer and o.
lumba, took place on the Union track yesterday.
Palmer was suffering from severe diarrhea, ana
was otherwise out of condition; yet che won the
second hest in 5:O7 carrying 335 lbf-a performance
that ecHpses everything ever before done to that
weight CoIup bs hardly won the first heat in 9;OS2
and the third in 5:0Sl. She is wonderful mare; but
she would probably have been distanced had her I'M
riyalAd Antagonist been in condition.
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A CARD.
To iae Editor Of Ire y. Tribune.
On. uauinn sasn an aconrht Ia Yesterday IT

10 fht TfstoT " Tfc W D. IIsUt"''
Sir: Having seen an accodht III Yesterday TRIsUss
the savage and br,s attack the Wi.Avshes on Election
pht near The A.,or House d'sre 70 say hai your eoHe'po
Int initial en- 80 10 orr banner having been tom and tsmped
imam In the dirt had the honor Of carrying the banner which
was the only PROCESSION is w's only torn Oh the
mole which held in my bands, and carried to the rooms
extended IN our arms clean and sole az whom TOOK out
OF the room minus the pole which was well broken on the
b,ads Tie banner In question lie ste pic IRE OF
Oo Absn CLEARING the track With large rail rasd In h't|o
bard, knocsius the Little Giant the head Though the
and rabbls attached with pistols knives aud clnos
tb,y heat hasy down Vsey street vhen the Wide
Av,ke, ave Il M war CRY Wide Awskss 70 the rscue
tbou,b moot OF u, were unned At the time Of the attack we
ssr, .n,ng the weknown Republican campaign ssns Dixie
e,ina Up rood They also made faint ait. At the
corner Chambers street. intending to S'esk oar ria oa we
,oop repuls, hem and marched tGmphanty up Broadway
with ga, files e,tendu, from curb curb without any Turner
gnole,tston, cheering for victory "ILLIAM BURNS
N,to- York, Nov. 8 1860.