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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

What viii those ulttsists. who csnsurs
Winter Davis vote for Pennington, say
to the fact that Gov. Hicks. of Maryland,
sent special congratulations to the new
Speaker. on his election! These iAdica-
tons, in connection with the late Union
DEMONSTRATIONS in this city. excite great
Wonderment in the minds Of those Ere
eating politicians who foolishly dream
that they are leading public opinion. -
Thess gentry labor under N egfegious
mistsks-Cszc Gszens. -sdl y e5lTnas
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

~ Pstsrson's Magazine. for March,
Il before us. We have rarely seen q
prsttier engraving than "The Trial Of
Pstienes." Il contains, beside, a mum.
bsr Of other eugravings. including Pat
terms and colored Fashion Plate; and has
also ., piece Of Music. and a large guam
tity of excellent reading. Prics, % q
year. We have furnished It to number
Of our Subscribers for e1.25, and are still
prspred to accommodate others in the
sfms way. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

How n WORxs The Republicans
Of NemGha County. Nebraska, held q
Convention ct Brownville, q few DAYS
ago. which was largely attended, harmo-
nious and enthusiastic, ct which they no.
minated Eve candidates to represent them
in the Constitutional Convention. The
Brownvills Advertiser [ Democratic) says
that four Of the Eve candidates nomina-
ted, wers recently Democrats. but were
driven to the Republican party by the
rascally doctrine snunciated BY james
Buchanan, and carried into practice By
Gov. Black. Of that Territory. in vetoing
the bill prohibiting Slavery. They are
men of talent, high wordsworth, and
great influence, and viii carry host ofvo-
tiers with them. That very same doctrine
is the best thing ever set sHoat, because
it opens the eyes of the people-partieu-
larry the honest portion Of those who are
Dsmocratically inclined--snd reveals to
them the true drih and aim Of Sham De,
mOcracy. Yet to this complexion must
politics come at last. This viii be the
doctrine. in the ensuing Presidential cam
paign, and Douglas must either embracs
it or go overheard. Present indications
are that he viii stOop to any depth 70
crafty his ambition.
Nemaha is not the only County in Ne
braska, in which the people are awaken.
ing-it is the same all over the Territory.
Nsbrssks is bound to be Republican
The leaven is workingl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times, says:
When Messrs. Bocoek and Sherman.
appointed as the committee to escort ths
Spsakerto his seat, approached the sue
eessful candidate, quite . tablesu was
presented. Mr. Pennington seemed to
sympsthi1s with his vsnquished compel
itors, and an evident embarrassment was
felt By each of the trio.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16
WEITR CLOUD, KANSAS:
narsasy, ): February Is, 1850,

Parrza wAErxD.-A good Printer.
who IL not addicted to the habit Of
Drunkenness or wbiskey-swilling. can
end smployment at this Office. il spill
cation, IN person, be made Immediately.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

CoEeGEss.-Spsaksr Pennington has
ct length appointed his Committees, and
Congress win doubtless now 60 to work,
ana make upsfor Lost time. There seems
t6bs SONS difficulty in slscting q House
Frinser. Col. Forney has been elected
Clerk; and Henry w. Hoffman. former.
y an American member Of Congress
from Maryland. Sergeant alarms.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

~ Attention is called to tbs adver-
tisemsnt Of Moors's Rural New Yorker.
one of the best agricultural and literary
papers in the Union, having popularity
as extensive as the entire country. Is its
information is adapted to all sections.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

~ The papers tell us that Paris has
been enlarged. As Paris has been term
ed the heart Of the fashionable world. 1t
stands to reason that the fashionable
world is affected with g enlargement Of
the heart" t--s, .,.e-s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

~ The Prospectus of the Prsiris
Farmer viii be found on the following
page. As It's name indicates, il is devo-
ted to the interests Of the prairie farmers
Of ths Great West, and deserves from
them . generous patronage. We will
furnish. It to sny Of our subscribers for
q % a year. which is rs cents less than
Zee regular prics.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

E One Col. Galphin. speaking OIL
the country about the head waters Of the
Missouri River. says, cas- the North
West is now the granary of the world,
so. he maintains, will the Far West fur
niIh its supplies of animal food, consist.
ing of meat. milk. butter. cheese, poultry,
eggs. wool, and honey" Galphin may
eat our share of the wool. and We will
make it up out of the balance Of The ar.
ticles namedl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

L.Atbsm i slsc.sd Senator from Cab
fornis vice Brodsfick, deceased. WsIl@
and Denver were beth put ssids. Ia
than i for dividing Caiiiornis into two
States, and il from Ohio, How be nsy
inclias 10 the division Of parties = y.
70 be determined; bat Il Il supposed thAe
BE- VIA Be- ont and OF Sc the Dsn0srseF'
We shall see.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

NEW YoRk. Feb A--The Times cor,
respondents says,ths following presidential
programme VISA arranged Yesterday De-
tween the Republican and Amerleaa
members Of the House. For PIs.ldsnS
Edward Bates Of No. For Vice P.sl,
dent, Gen. CsHsros, Of Pc. The Pls',,
form il to be distinctly National -,
conservative. Mr.. Seward il Pr0Vid'd
with the Frsaeh mission. $500
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

The Boston Journal ssys the COnneeti-
cut delegates. to the Chicago Convention,
elected last Wednesday, "Ars supposed
to be pretty evenly divided in their
choice for 9 candidate for the Presidency,
between Gov. Chase and Mr. Bates.
The most influential men Of the delsgs'
ton. we think, are decidedly for Chase
and all nay Agres on placing both thss'
names on the ticket. ". 1 -ats
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

aa" Cleveland /" writss to tbs EDqsirsr'
from Washington:
Il Is now certain that the Republicans
viii run some such man As BATES io1
Presidsns. Seward i said to sequ'ssc..
IN this policy. He AsknowledgS "a.
John Brown has put % bis Prc'P'eS1
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

r. The Paris correspondent of the
New York Times. says that e company
had been formed to carry out NJ. Belly's
grant Of the maritime canal of Nicaragua.
Wonder if that canal of Bslly's Is to be
an alimentary canal
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

~ Anew science has been discover.
ed. called "Autophagy," OF The art Of
eating ones self. Senator Douglas has
recently given an illustration of the sci
ence I z II .s5aase ify9sats. s.ae
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

5 r. The papers have much to say
about John Young Brown. Congress
man elect from Kentucky. who is not yet
old eaouehto take bis seat. John Young
Brown Is decidedly Young John Brown
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

VI TIE LEAvEN WoRKING.-The doctrine
promulgated in Buchanan's last message,
that Territorial Legislature has no pow
er to prohibit Slavery, is having bene-
fetal effect upon his own party. During
the discussion upon the Slavery bill in
our Territorial Legislature, Mr.. Brown,
of Lesvenworth, Democrat, is reported
as having spoken as follows. We are
glad to see that at least one Democrat
has the independence to speak his senti.
ments. If they call the Republicans Alb.
olitionists. what will they call such De.
mocrats as Brown?-
Brown, of Leavenworth, said he was
for freedom all the time, and in voting
for this bill, he thought he would be car.
rying out the will of his constituents
He was ''for the abolition of slavery here
and everywhere else" He would be glad
to have little notice given of this, but
he would vote for it, because he believed
slavery to be an evil and a curse.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

Z LEarSLArURE.-Ws have received
nothing of consequences from the Lsgis-
laturs, this week. 1t is the next thing to
impossible to get any news from that
body, under two weeks after it tsnsprss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

GoOD BTEl@This afternoon the Ice in
the river began to move. and { general
breakup enaued. Now bring on your
boAtsl i.il ID vtei.s4i
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

% Here Dingus comes At u again,
end foremost: sirs~ J.ef
When is eat like . certain town in
PennSylvauia : y.
When she is Kiasniag.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

& The New York correspondent q ~
Philadelphis Ledger says that a.
Gordon Bennett, Jrs win call nj. u r..
Of Of Virginia, 10 an account iof -
bitter pers0nsl attack made in Consi
npon ithe character Of his fAthsr s1-
mother. h.asra 80 IEs .s.-n
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

~ VIII. Van Dor.in Is still paying
the biggest market pries. IN Cash, f.
Corn delivered il this place. aiil ~ z
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

E Those who woald ike 70 sab
scribeforths |" Constitution the Admin
istrasiOn organ At Washington. are ~
fsrred to the prospectus. in another col.
umn. 49,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

The New York Herald PrOnouns;s u
Hon. William PsnnipgtoR. -.
Speaker Of IL Amsriesn Honse o. - ~
resentstirsss q Rspu6lieAn, Pnrs =
z sInPls; s:l.lsasis ls.ilrA SO
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16
SNIGGLEFRITZ.
r. Godey's Lsdy's Book,

r. Godey's Lsdy's Book, for March,
is on our table, illustrated with . besuti-
ful engraving. entitled "The Child's
Gift," together with 6fty-two other sn-
cravings. It also contains q piece oil
Music. and sixty-fve original articles.
Among the latter. are several more chap
tiers of the side-splitting story Of Miss
slimmens. Prin OF the Lsdy's Book.
% year. We furnish It to our sub
scribers for % 8 year. and we are glad
to ssy, they are beginning to avail them
selves Of the opportunity to get this su-
perb Magasine 20 chesply. ea
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

e~ Sec the Prospectus of LitteIl's
Living Age. large weekly Magazine.
which has become standard publication
Ths pries has bssn reduced from % "a
eS aysez.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

~ "Sol.," please give MS the deGni.
ton Of "scrinmsges ?" = Asyysv,zl
Platform.
It means pummeling man with your
6sts. shooting him. stsbbing him, OF
"drownding" him IN the Big Blnsl
This suggests . eonundrum to Dingus
Why are the victims of the Marysvillt
"scrimmsges" generally supposed to be
crszyf Because. when brought to light,
they are found to be IN seisi
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

5 T We understand that this County
has prospect of being blessed with 8
Court, in April. It is . year or more
since the last one was held, and we are
told that there are enough cases on dock
ct to employ 8 Court constantly for thres
months.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

~ The Leavenworth Herald contain.
nine columns Of legal advertisements, the
Ices for publishing which. win Be about
$500. Lucky Leavsnworth Herald
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

; ~ Advices received from California,
by the overland mail route, state that it
was conceded that Denver's chance for
the Senatorship was hourly improving.
and that he would eventually be elected.
Warrington States.
That event has been materially delayed
by the election Of Gov. Latham as Sena-
tor, and Denver's chances have six years
for Improvement. If they hourly i'm
prove until the snd Of that time. they will
have arrived nearer to perfection than any
other mans chances that ever lived.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

4 H The Marysville Democratic Plat
form. a paper about half the size of the
Chief, containing about a dozen sticks o.
reading matter. and requiring three per.
sons to edit it. is getting wol6sh, and
makes the following threat:
"When we are rot crowded with sen
sible news, and no longer have room in
our columes for interesting and respectable
items, we will attend to yOar case, Sol
Miller"
Don't-we adjure you to don'tI Dc
not let our case interfere with the ore.
spectible" items in your paper. If We
are to fare half as badly in your interest.
ing 'columes" as the English lsngusg,
does, our case is hopeless indeed |
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CsvMrH CONGRESSIONAL DnrKIT
~ ~ mutual ounsent nenrs Wo6e and Ward Dominated
- oeaocStc candX for Congress IN thA dAttc having
eo me nos9ety u a them wthdrA wing frem tne Dan
~ @eAvc the mailer 70 Ne cooAmasss q INC FOLLOW
kel.D ws.s.puy, william D. Kennedy, 3 b. HArs, A.
nd x osmSS Dunn on shs part Q. y; Wone MI
Rowland and r. q. FeAs part Of nijah ward and
Wa sso agreed mutually that tho decision u Tho said oom
yhe result u the conference oommiae VIII bo poen by the
following communication:
,o. No - wIriAx srazxr. Oci- 80. 1850
DEAR sKA cnmii.se oS conference OF frterds of Hoa
Eah Ward and Udolgho Wolfe Esa (uow nonlnaton
sembsd day TO secure poole the withdrawal Of one q
sad gentlemen from the ned Not having agree
Resolved Thai No an. joshua j. Henry, aus.ayus W.
Smith and Joseph D. Baldwin, Esars, be Appo,nIei commit
decide which Of the candidates remain iu the
Held and that decision Of majority them shall be bind
1hia committee Of conference will meek mnrrow at IL
oeeck. at The once Of gcrnon Sullivan. - William street.
md We desire 70 have the announcement q The action
We add Ast stipulated that should appear be-
ose your oomes on The subject except Ae two candidates
asrsd Sn yoa n1S was and o5 mary urgently
cary nm eveSnnx r. W. M6S Chairman.
The underlined COMMITTEES OF Conferences, spponted
per the snboned communication 70 JoshuA j. Henry beg
other being Tho candidates having retired
After mature dcliberauon vote by balol re-
sui! Of which wa..Fos Mr. Ward. two; ior Mr. Wolfe
Mr. Elijah WHd the Union candidate Congress the
Seventh Congressional district. JOSHUA J. HENRY,
Jo 2ss q BsAHGIDSM1Is.
REnARKs-F From the above win be that the Of
all the parties opposed repuboans having
district fears defeat viii CONS out q
the fight utumphAntly on the 9Th Of November.
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Dad, RKAD, Read.
IL LK1 ALL WHO HAyg HUMAN FEELINGS READ

AND kExinHrR fHksE FACTs
About the nrs q last February an attempt .~ made By
es.o surgeons % s Guy . as.An ron o., sa..ss ia
VANITY src naturally r.pusasai sS.ry gentle Feeling
"f0os' 80 0''s' "S' saSsks Lynch.
In copp,e,, . .rb Two n sis sssps,.,s ,,oyrrpnys
As evidence OF this fact the following document copied
from he oeA records OF Bellevue HoepAl 70 the
NV roRs, reo ; 1880.
= DAILY ESQ Warden OF Bellevue dospsa-
permit q pot ma. tenn eIsnnaou 90 Al bodie~ claimed OF
unclaimed sncb deemed BY the Visiting Sur
geons Pm scans and under bcar decson and superv
10 make such ersminauou- fow, r.spsciuiL .
m, NJ, p.y wsyse, a asis,ns o.s,,.h ~ "a ON
sspng party lhis cdlos and urchrtssisn
judged Iron his Certificate Which = hsrs suhlcned
seventy drys strees
rhs above o~der sired by james Lynch overnU TIE
due eoap.s o. Sa~ns. ssa -s osrsd % eonpy wi,s Nc
terms kourh without energeteslly vita
M Lynch the inhnmsny Of sueh proceens and the
nvirs, 70 which y could M. bni lad TiMorHY DAILY
isse wasdea Of Bellevns HosptsLn
M sAs 1n n sss.1 .sns. sa 70 nsi IN
spesn The Records of Bellevue Hospit where oil Who
mah be Otherwise led " douet tina, such srccaes
his order into enect and what ts results
would be sinn~ mpouable 70 describe rb. simple fact that
crslsd ssrh he bodies II The poor cl,y
oboy erhihion Of ~ claims o. candidate now before The
people for thsr suppor 70 elect atm 70 Responsible osce
sussres The gronnd Of being friend " n,erest
Re "a decide boz much sympathy bad
for the ded resoos q poor men when he was Governor Of
cSrsa % q ssw yors who ospo-@d violating the
sAn;y Of the ted James Lynch candidate fs Kevssr
Il he ~ho would gve bodies 70 ID. assesins
erutlef W sunfagesf
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II YHr APraK.TrcEr IIsEAsY ~ s .. 49,
open for the lcanins 81 ecss asrts No. 49, -
A rsu cstsIowp~ recently bess pansn~d crsenos ~
pr0rpded n ne tsrms are $500 a.,
SS...ra~r ,~~rhsns- STUDENTS s@>rs~-S s-nsrs
.<ssssnrs tsas employed r. NE chc~s n awv~s phys
800 A. -ins tor Ma insrucion ~ appreciates nd
pr~ssosi neoh>n'us 10 uscAnlcs md Nchsaars arsgas
Ar~ s0w
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GIN nm CrJOTHrrg, CLOTHING - WANTED,
DlU:VVv an assorted ssocs ard boys CioshiuT,
sp'ef ~ The lumber trade % uAosda and The We3 Tor
n . xDsos "a rae srsss.
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HUTRI.0.
TMPERIAL HOTBI. OOBK, FINLAND.
TAis long es&absheA ard well known Hotal osnAunes
he most approved system large and siexanl On6cs
Rooa apart for Ne of families who prefer living
Frsncas Table dRots every day at hall sx
rh4 Imperial omnibuaes Await he AZ
each rAiA Rs cola cad shower baths always rsa1y Mo
Dorters IN atteaAAaoa A. COTTON SON. PfopnslnrH
TURYs HorHI. COLLEGE aKKRN DUBLIN
Ihs Motel very central ci1an And commodions every
asenun paid 70 IL comfort II guess Private Sitting Roups
WhLIXI JURY. Prspr.s4os.
Nov OPEN FOR THE WINTER ROYAL VICTORIA
IN Hotel, Nanau N. r. FRANCIS RIDER Proprietor
r. B. can be seen n the Stevens House for few days.
CT. LAWRENCE HOTEL BROADWAY AND EIGHTH
- stroet New York-Conduoted the European plan.
oreat reduction 10 price, Elegant suits q family IS
to $40 per week; dngle Rsoms 81 10 70 s. including
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L,IRsT ASSEMBLY DIsTRICr.-FoR MEMBER or
II Assembly,
JABOB L. SMITH
THos MUNRoE. Chat, man
5s T. HoaS, }s.ors.arss.

rREn HOMES FOR ALL-FoR REPRESENTATIVE
In Conxrz Eighth Congressional district comprising tho
Twelfth Eghteenth Nineteenth Twenty and
second warda Union Tnmmany, Mozart Brecknriage PEG
ples and Taxpayers nomination fSAAC DniAPLAiNE,
the people choice
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~ isrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Al the mass meeting Of the United German D~mcc-scl
held p.lnhArdts saloon, rhur~dAy evenlag
o. Considering the nominations q he two candidates 70
Assembly, n WAS unanssousiy
Thresnih Assembly dsbict pi-dge ourselves support
1HOsAs HIgafaS. EaQ. -,
canddae fos Assembly and hat viii Ne ~ noso,sn
and never ceAse etsrkns 70 ses him Tunpp
anuy elected. by order u he President - .--...-
JOHN DEfrHAHDr secres~y'
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fyssrEAL PARK sxTnssIOH LAX PAYIss AID
mS : q , prsg 9s S"s q y0.r rssg
ssrllofect Send d yoar rs@d IEssss-
OFFICE OF THE PACIFIo NAN. STEAMSHIP O0n
~ pay New Ior. ocsossr isso.N0as: essss.
Ma .: sSs.S sSns e Wi = $3.50.
~ ~, v" g e g -
SPHoIAL NorIcz-wIrH ylnIxes or IN. DEEP
.u 8 S s s q nr nes s ss.s q ss
eaasr go .A.at nu.s.oas sod: q The
:oa q. 'I e: s. s' ss Is saa.s Wa
ps.s % ss * Ss Fire
tho DepAtment generally, for The noble zeal which hey
eTsssss::. - $50 sSss ssy ss:
,s 9; s q .ss
u tics = hereby xiveu .Aas annual meeting Of
b e r: ~ = . s Z g Z :s
All in sSs van BE- held a tho
b. '''' az N rs ss'
vHA MILITARY.
VnERAN ooRps o. isla..loU Am INVITED TO
Spss 90 S
Rev D Han Who dssrs: sadrs:s ne L. y .
10 O'CLOCK A. n. BY rsqssssof
ISAAC N. PRyrK. AdjutanL
INV PUBLlCATIOUD.
VvHK ORIGINAL HELPER BOOK.
One VOL limo CLOTH pages Price 81 This Is the ultra
edition, and the which politicians excited
about A. b. BURDICK, Pubishas,
lW NAsaAu stroot, n Y.
nVO POLITICIANS.
A the election returns in politicians will 10
compare the result with the votes OF former years
TIE POLITICAL TEXT BOOK
for 1890 vol cloth. z3a pages,
contains the election far back 1874 besides
alnount Of historical tier Prizes ST.
TIL TRIBUNE ALMANAC for ls6O
contains the election Price Is
cents. For sale at THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
l5l Nassau street.
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DoLrrIcAI RUBBER RINGS FOR YAsrEn
/ ing ballots be baA Of u A. BuEkk6 tsae mAnafas
ider The 0oodyeAr No II john stres
Broadway, and Of O. w. BKowKk, corner Of HinsseG1n
areei and Fourth avenue
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NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE
IN DOWN WITH SkUTIONALTsM,
"THn UNION OF STATES FOREVER"
The members OF the National UAion League requested
70 this evening at To- clock At the Union House. Union
square tho ren eral nsastion OF busneaA-
JAMES ". 0nkARD, President
Col II A. r. CREAMERY. pirst Vice President
GILBERT n. PLArr. secood Vice President.
JONI q. GusTuER, Treasurer.
w. Is TisDAiE, Secretary.
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TrNIvERSrTY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.-NO-
~ hereby gveu hal tbs meeting tia
hoideu q the Unysssy VII Be held 10 he ccunc chamber
Monday EovecHber I66o nine O'CLOCK A. n. An eiec
ton 70 All vacancies the council Will be held Il the
place pins and O'Clock A. n Of the
By order, HENRY VAN SCHAICG, Secretary.
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rRos cHAsrwHs srxKRr.
knprees. ! and ii A. n, and .
r n.
Troy and Albany. Man. at SIS
y. N.
rov and Albany tvsh aieep.
Ing car, I'D r. N
PouEkkecpsis uaAa. ] " A NJ.
and Y n.
Peskskll train, BO p. "
ling sing train, ~ A. n. and
Z and ] y. n.
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aims North and west Trains
rRos rvssrr rfasr sraasv.
us. nD A. n, and SO r.
n.
$50 p. n.
s0 r. NJ. Sundays incind.
ed.
"a. n All l.NP.M
bt5P N.
10 10 A. n. s2o and ms r.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

DIoEEBRs Up AND CRUSH THE HYDRA HEADED
I serpent "hAck Publicanism AT regular ne.ting
OF the DougAs Central Pioneer Club held
r. @. Alderman, Esq To the ebsr rssoysi % hold
meeting Saturday evening Nov At ~ o'clock At
ihsir roous PyshAgov~s Fall ist New Canal
when John Duy Eco candidate for copgrcss Isaac
Boyoe ks ard osher eminent speakers Will sddr-e be
meeting IItRAM KErCHAN, Jr. Esl., President
n. B-Buunes Of importance viii DO brought before The
meeting
p. q. AcgKRsas President pro tem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

fyRNrIAL Park BxTnHsIoH-rAx PAYHRs AID
o $500 q propesy oos . your a1senwsaAs nssr1
1uuo v be paid for twelve hQnks a wurthAa terrttory
Locs :; tbs d:nAye book go WED for AZ q ground
xtxllQ fest Send b your IruuOe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

~ Ciub-A lsrrr and enthusiastic messing ~
he ipa.psndsns woraipEmsn,s Cas,, NE rven.
street THURSDAY eysnins Nov. !, the follow
pouinsuous unanimously endowed For Congress
seventh Cerr esonai dsct bon. rhish ward. For City
Resuer, Jss Lynch For Cty Judge. COD JOAN McCunn ru
man william McCouh.y. JAMES PHaLAN, President
NtcHAwL q. O'BHfrr, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

UArypD-AN ACrrrx PARrNnR IN TIE BOOK
w business; vhc Jake charge o. The eusnes. ~
cssh capital o. - soD on ~ 90 old esteben~t ssn
re sddr-ssd 70 o. Herald oce, giving refereoce VII
inset Yah ATTENTION