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+" B,sck spirits and white,
Blue spirits arc gray.
EiG.lc. Uinslf uir2iei
hDl taa. uiugle may.

The Dean Richmond Douglas Committee will meet
on October s. 10 take Cficisl action upon the seven
names added to TIE eec;ora! ticket. They have how
ever, Qucifcisly advised he Committee of Fifteen
that they viii adopt the elk names put on az district
electors but state that they cannot speak for the Eec-
tor at Large, for the resson that they have not OBJ
tanned Chancellor Walworths resignation. The Hon.
Henry S Randall has however, accepted the position
rendered him rs ElecIor ri Large.
The Douglas Democratic State Committee meets at
Albany OF Wednesday Text tie supposed that the
Union Ticket tskir six rew Electors-three OF them
from the Breclimidge tcketwil be f.rmally in
dcrsed Mr. Walwo--h wiz PROBABLY not 90 of the
ticket for Henry Randall. Tie three Electors from
the BreckuIdge ticket Messrs. Brewer, Weseryelf,
and RUSSELL are understood 20 have signhed their viii
lngness to he placed on the uioD ticket
Itis semi-olfcisly announced in TIE SpRdoy AHaS
in regard &C tie Fusion ticket, "The Administration
IT Washington accepts il; and the Federal Ooelolters
in tlis city and throughout the State vii cooperate
witt Tammany Hall, Nc ar; Hall and the friends Of
Douglas BIeckinridge, and Ben generally il ia cup
mort.
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The Prince of Wales at Cincinnati.

CEcISNATI, Saturday, Sept so, 1860.
Baron Renfrew ard snte arrived al l CLOCK this
morning. 10 consequence Of freight train hSyiug
run Of TIE track ey 6etsuod three hours They
were aooomparitd by Mayor Bishop, Judge Storcr w .
Siblev President Of the Chamber of Ju.ueres ! ,ip
Terrence, President Of thu CITY Couucil, Raras King
Ptsdent Of the Scbo Board aud Il. r. " o7le~ WHO
met the train at Cochrsu0 and tende.ei tbe bosni
itts OF the city TO tic guest.
IN consequence Of TIE latness of the hour bu. few
persons were a. I've depot when the train arrived Lord
RenfIew and party took carriages and proceeded o. 1e
Burnet house, Where ey ccou y apartments on the
second floor Of the sou pa sss'-ru wing.
The Prince VIII leave the Buruet House 2. eleven
tiis morning and escorted by ,be M.vor. end other
nsmters Of the Committee, make an excursion of the
city ano through Mount Auburn and Clifton This
afternoon there VIII be gr.nd display of 1hs whole
IRE department in Fiji street Touish, the Prince
attends ball at Pike Opsra House.
CINCISEATI, Sent. 30, 1860
Tie bail at Pixies Opera House l4s night was
brilliant affair, though he hou was not crowded.
Ire ia OF and suite arrived t 10 O'Clock ald walk
Hg down the paquet, were sho Sn into pr v2e box,
the band playing God Saw the Queen. Ths Bl.Cu
was plainly DIES d, wearing 10 decorations. Tue
view Of the room and people strlkngly bsauiifl
h extensive 81 ge was arranged with colorado
Iery IN the Background, sud ia front OF the pa qu-t
evergIteus and flowers were tss,efaly arranged and
o. psrQuot was throDged ito gay 'yCTessCd ladies'
The BsIor opened ihs Bad, leading ia the dance
with Mrs Samuel n. Pike, Nife Of he proprietor OF
the Opera House snd CurDg ths evening The following
ladies were bs pgrueTs Wiz RsbecCa GGes5eck, Miss
Rachel o. TAYLOR Mss Alice Hilton Miss Helen No
GregCr. he left the ballroom ~ IL oclock
Ills morning the Baron and suite attend ID St. Johns
Church where Bishop HcIlysiu delivered sermon.
To ig1t they attend services at Ch7is's Church.
The party leave tomorrow morning az o clock for
Piu5tUg, by tie Clncinusi Hamilton and Davton
Railroad They are vel pleased with their visit 20
q. cinnA, and leave very favorable impression upon
our people.
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vxs Leid Ct Tt.EsIs Hall TLry -six.G street. on
Fr.Say evening Iaft Sept 80 to organize y L'acon
srd Hsnlin Glib foI the campaign. The foto",ns
rer.ors were elected officers Of tbs Club: DAMN H.
C,neye,. Prssitent; Robert Taylor, Jaues TurntF
l,alisl d. townsend George Dennet Vice Preslden e
YIN. ". Bractett. Recording Secrtary Charles W.
Gaysre- Corresponding Secretary, j. N. Lu'key,
Treasurer; Charles Me.zeler, joseph Pollock Henry
W. Michel. Committee 90 Public Meetings. The
following persons were appointed Committee 70 ola'
Cons tuition for The Club: Gf oreo Denncl uehJ "
Nichols, J. n Luekey, VIM. w Bra;kett, John oo--
Ter; and three delegstss, nancy, Joseph Pollock,
W. II. Arnstropg and George De met, were elected
70 represent The organization in the Central Campaign
Club.
FIFTH WAED REPUBLICArs,-A Republican Of this
Ward writes:
Our association reets weekly, st the FiSt Ward
14sirde Hotel, and is in a hourishing condition
During tie past month some 200 active young EeVubl
cans have BEEN added 10 the lit Of members. Two
Companies Of Wide-Awabes have been organized,
rartly from our association. Nathan Kingsley, esq
President; r. A. Ward, rhos. Outwater Jas. N.
Tuthill, John Ccntrell, T., w. Pratt, VIM. n. Baby,
David Rowe, Vice Presidents. Company A., Cap1.
J,hp j. Moon, has 100 men. Company b., Capt.
Cbas. G.. Loomis, has l2J men. EuRinser Corps, 20
men. These comprise our Fifth Ward Battalion.
Some of the lades Of our Ward are finishing hand
come silk flag. 70 be prsen'ed TO the BattsEOn on the
evening Of the Sd e October, by Nathan Kingsley,
Prerden. previous TO the grand Wide-A wake demoo-
srstcn The drill rooms Of the Battalion are at y D
ISL Church street From the activity and yea m mt
f1sttd by al tie members Of our association, VOC may
anticipate good report for Lincoln and Hanlin N No
ytmber next,
EIoHTEESTH WARD (BEoosLYyi BEPUBLIcAE5.-
The Republicans oi the Eish eenth Ward, Brooklyn,
net at tie Crosa Read. Hotel, Bushwick, Saturday,
evening, G. W. Goddard presiding Two handsome
banners, from the press of George T. Nesbi't 4 Co,
were presented to the Association and measures were
taken to organic a Wioe-Awske Club. TTsnty men
enrolled themselves at once, and will meet with others
tonight st the place 10 organize and prepare for
tie Grand Parade Ct "Wednesday evening next.
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FAIE or THE EEv-ROcHELL2 HoRrcuLTrRAL
S0cIETT.-The third of the semanuual festivals Of
this young society 77ss concluded On riday night by
an address by Gr. Horace Greeley. Che speaker
erdeayored 10 show how the interests Of Westcbester
Courty might be ajyaIoei by the systematic planting
of valuable timber 70 the extent Of nearly half the area
Of the county by le general efths deep Pow and
tie sub soil plow by the cultivation OF grape vines
and fruit trees place Of the smnhed crops OF cereals
which are low generally grown; aud by the proper
formation Ct meadows. At the conclusion Of the
address, MI Greeley vas elected au honorary member
Of tie society. TIE show Of vegetables on this occa-
sion Was remarkable for the variety size aud excel
eace Of epecimeue and that Of fruits ana towers very
crsGatle 10 tie &zGees and amateurs of the vicinity
A harp covered with flowers by tae young ladies OF
Bolton Priory attracted universal attention for its
beauty. There were also contributions Of baskets,
bououeta and po,aof towers from the Prory. Mr.. X.
Crsighea0s hot.b0use grapes wsre superb, aud many
mouth HaeTed for q taste Of the Muh2as and Black
Hamturgs. Mr.. =. Walsh smaIUzotI pumpkin would
make Tiss fo- regiment Of %ouaFes and his bsets
we've very bard 70 seat. Robert Fishers twentyfour
varieties of pears received the fret Premium sud Mr.
Geo L gsnGsrberg covered hinselG with henors In
the av ards for hs melons sweet CON aud the sweep
stakes fer tie es display Of agpies aud vegetables IN
the room John While gaIdensr &C nr. Des Brosies
Hunter sent a. ususl gIsla 70, Of bouquets, green
house plants jower daass, aud hot-hoLss grapes,
ana cutrbutsj largely TO The aTsssi ms Of 'he show
Mr. I S. Shepherd sent samples from his tbree-acre
field # uangel.Nurzes eIi rwo specimen. 81 grasses
the verv autioedss Of each other The one u known
81 the pampa g-ass and centeizs, in s coarse ha',
rse0y leaves on immense amount Of sileZ, while the
other, Spsrga<a pieera, grows IA a compact mass. like
uoss OF oe clipped cotton vsiyet Nj s. 2. Car
pen,er contributed iron bis iss uuuery, bouquets,
srseu hca,s pan;s and 10: sf apples aAd pearsi aaa
Dr Motion, sid a host Of o,hsGs, Of which oar space
az ni,s 70 szur1eraion aided 10 making The display
zeal cre6a 70 tie beautiful village TIE society passed
avcts &c spply for charter Of Incorporation, and
s5poirod Messrs lehn FoTler IT,, Gai 0icott e.som-
u:.ss fgl tist pusPose.
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FIRES.


FIRE II SIXTH STREET.
At 10 O ,'Jek yesterday morning number OF wood
rLei= In the OF No f3 sixth street took nTe IRON
cone unknown cause and, before the flames could be
eztpguisbtd, damage to She amount of 800 wee SUE
famed TIE shoes were owned by Paul Weber.
FIRE Is AvEnJE A.
Al s ocl3rS on Saturday night fire OF unknown
origin occurred in the feed store OF Thomas Kane No.
1875 Avenue a, causing aboG. $500 damage. injured
f1r g. COO IL the Stuyyesant Insurance Company.
FTRr ~ TWENTY -sIETH STREET.
TIE sau evening fire Wa discovered in the frame
stable owned end occurred bv Daniel D. Smith. in
Twenty IA street. between the Tenth and Eleventh
avenues. II was extlnguished with a few pals Of
wafer.
FTGF rs GREENWICH STREET.
At = O'Clock Saturday niQht ire broke out N the
attic Of the dwelling Eouse No. Us Green witch street.
corner of EoIit liz ore strSet owned by NJ. Nessen~
dorf and occupied the frs fooT by James Nelson,
as grocery Store upper psrt by severa. families. he
fore ihe firemeu cDud sytiaguisbthe aues the build
iDQ and furniture damaged 20 theamou0t Of abont
500 Tne building s insured in the North River In.
surance Company The origin OF the IRE Il uukno "n.
FIRE n CANAL STREET.
List night fire occurred, from gone cause unknown,
il the Embarrassing establishment Of Miss Cohen, No.
3Jj Causl street.. Daugae 10 the amount o. 500 was
sustain ed before me fremcn eXtugUshed the flames.
RES ~ BROOKE
About O clock Saturday nigh; Lest, ire broke
out il the dWelilnC-bOuOe Of Mr.. William Little, No.
10 Fulton street. TIE flames originated N apart
rent on the fourth floor. occupied by MFs. Das3ey,
The damage amounts 10 ABOUT SIS. No insUEa nce.
An alarm Of FIRE in the Fourth District, on Friday
night, was auted by the burning Of bed n tie upper
past of house, corner OF montross avenue and SUth
street, T. ID. II was eXtirguiEhed before any con-
siderable damage Eas tCEe.
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Two MS BADLY BEATEN II fEAFKTosT sTRTET.
About l2 o'clock last night two men named joe.
Hsrki- AID Martin ONe while pAs.ine the corner o.
Frankfort and Cliff ttTsets were asucka3 bya gsos Ct
Fourth Ward rufsas AID terribly beaten sAoa; the
head Harkin wss struck the hscl Of The bead VITA
tTiokbai which ext hole abot th &c nchss ~ length
il bis scalp. ani it Is thought hsctu red HE skrh
After beire knocked down the vihs2s jumped cpoa
bis face, cutting badly ia the heels Of their boots
OEens face VIA pounded almost to Jelly Az alarm
was raised ali the pclos vera on ths spot ~ i'"
inutea bur the rowties lodged int some dark ausy
aid escaped This Injured men were taken to To.
Fourth Wal Static. HouFe BY o6f'er o'ponEsL' and
their wounis drefsal by Surgeon Weai''
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v-NrTsD STATES DISTRICT COURT sRpr. 29-- Bseor-
Iu.ee BErTs.
T-.AtD on I'D nv I-ltk.
The Uuilss S..telsst l2C Bairs5f Psddingl


The libel IN bis case alleged hat Collector sche 10
ettj s be City q New York erred forfeited 70 the
States .hr l26 bSs O. padd ported into The poTt q
NeyYN sub du'i- and enter j. ha! invoice
sud - he Col eftor tha sminaou and
aprrsgu packages and inyoi found 10 have been
eysde aud dteIa the Of the United states n
that she goo3 coIe1 Ia tn packages Ia too
said invoice less pSs III ar he market vaIe orwho
a tlr goods thu Od OF expectation to tie
rd Sta.es thereby tending drr.ud Tie li,ed By
rg lees iEty sa4 goods tho the auont which the same
frqB I'd by G pay @ iupota thereof Int. the
Uritea States fIso that the goods uvs'eet q
much lees price a. the gcfu1 gost th0geo wlh itsrt 20
Auiae'su ae ard that Oy reason
soItsc became forfeited to Govern Ths be. prayed
Tor decree Of ths Court nktInnilg the goods.
George how9 o. the bra Of So etoI Brssn, nieryeni
m james Sme.oB and othe-s o. Duucst H. Scotland appeared
ind CAiuIet the Merchaudo aytrnc Mat 10 faid arm were IN
by
TIE claimant George brown also PVT "a en- sGWef ~ Jsnes
CIg esq. hi poo'oE claiming hat tie nrelardise did not
| become fortified Is sllryd
o. condemnation AL oIeitae b. enteSej agd the
noise be 90 tie oEanls upon pay by then
% s18ye % Tho appraised value into Tire Registry o; hs
| Court
Tho United Essies DsticAtorrey consent ID that the nee
chaLte be discharged ron custody uPoa The alma hl'
Ola ain PAYNE into tue h gsty Of toe Court 10 p
bina be value Of the seating
| Of oudefur All, and forfeiture
Tn. Court erterd decree which at@r rectne that 81
nods having Aaokfa by the shS defense a.
libel ipisru hayir bera tnefpo..p and tho
prsis, value Of the goods hlng OF a. D.t
orasy aud Proctor for claimant Orter that
dQ ned forfeited 20 the usd Sss ad t 81 III
cesds paid by the cau sn &c CO ths Clerk pay
him dsitassi according % Nv Aa,uai ,I 20 colr,t3
sl7a6Z .,
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Senator Seward-st. Louis Fair.

d LOUIS. sep 81, lNOO.
Ssustor Seward a. G-n. Nye arrived h,re at a late
or last uight, snc ssc' rted to 8arnums Hotel
by several hUuoreo Wid "A Vskts, although no public
nol,e was given Of their arrival They leave by toe
sariy train 20 morrow morn for Chicago, where M
Sew ard fTesEs on Tt. fdav mex.
The closing cav Of the ~ Louis Fair in all respects
was very satisfactory. Ethan allen was awarded d
pll]s O sIJV TIE profits Of the Association lyr the
we, are about $4,000
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 30 1860.
Prof Chaplin Harrif founder Of the A nerican D5n-
"a! College author Of the Dent4 Dictionary American
JoUIual Of Deptsvy and other Standard professional
woks, died in this city yesterdly aged 30 years He
a. ked at the head of biz profession.
The Hon. Mr.. Lindssy III z came over the Btiti-
Z ore and Ohio Railroad from Cincinnati Oh Saturday,
and proceeded to Wash g'On.
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Acc-s1ERrrsT BlLL.-Isei night oikcsr shisht'
oftte Eighteenth Ward ROlce arrested $50 ~ons1'
named Sarah Chapman AID Margaret Doroha. d
char &c Of passing oOunte fell .? bills on - BaaA
,he Repubc Of Nsw.YorS IN pay ~ ,nt for so-ss hqaS
az saloon up town. Tie sum " sl2 IL bad money
wss found uIon their persons They were locA'' W
for exsminaiios by TO msss' rate
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a BrIiish Naval Omcer AssauIted

NEw-ORIsANs, ; Uu cay Scot %, 1860.
The commat DIR Of the Briti-h steamer Gladiator
was Knocked down to-day il the bsr-roOm Of the ST..
Charles Hotel by a friend Of Gen. Walker. Consider
sble excitement exists IN regard 10 tbs affair.
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ENC STAR OF lhe sOuIh at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Sa 0Tday, Sept. =, I6bU.
TIE steamship Star # The South, ON New-1ork,
arrived at Ty bee IL O'Clock Friday night and st her
~hsTf st O'Clock this morning sll well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

nee On d ths CompTo1ise wRs ,hs ilF 'ssnS NasTs
the pTottctlon Of Slavery wss oepa.i5d from. ne
went over the old story Of the ruin Of the West L<ns
lFlal De By eEsnC patton, and said the negro poPus
ticn would IN very few yesrs, sink into absJlute
isrb8rsm. lie believed the negro iucaIable Of mSn-
tanning hmssf independently, and Il Gas impossible
to produo thing from them except by compulsory
labor. He charged Mr. Sew ard with saying that the
army al navy should be abolished because il pro
tec1sd the South. Jonn Brown, and All the extreue
points Of radical Anti-Sayery were laid usual at
the totr OF the Republicans. The South was fuly
justified IN osunion Ia case Lincoln wac elected, as he
sid be never could be President Of the Southern
Staep he announced 40 000 majority Ggacs the Re
publiCaus in New York, and 10000 il New-Jersey.
Mr.. Van Wagner shed tsa-s over the dissolution OF
the ULion, and the audience was greatly movedi 1t
wss really sn ahrCtrg time. He had Travelled IN the
South end Slavery az II Is, and he n2f seen tue
free coored population Of the North as 1t IS The
blessed God Of Heaven hsd made vast distinction BE-
tween the races of uan." Give the negroes tner
FREE dom, rs you did IN New-JeIsey, ard il few
generations they would become absolutely extinct
The white men Of The country deserved scue notice
Il nothing but Niger, Niger uigger-ard ths @as
about the whole burden of both speeches condenniAg
the Republicans because we oonstautly stirring
up this Slavery question, when there IS nc
81, ieCt upon which they speak more fully aud
freely AZ any ard ST all OF their meetings. A cor
respondent cf Tile EI7resS atss that i've hundred
Minute. Men came from Newark They were o'a1tsd
oaeully and numbered shout two hundred and eighty
~ d. a'teT The meetirg over many OF thsse VINO
were Of The hardest kind Of roughs visited 4serbier
houses oyster saloons ard the hot eating and drink
T. all they could find without peyos for it, and even
appropriated TO their tdUblero pepper-ooNes
S-d otter articles. IHo Orange .I0Urr1l neutral il
!. os unlike its editor Who being 10 deep sympathy
" IN the movement and party aud afraid OF his De
pu lcan sul scribers procured letter OF request 70
rul ISL the proceedings, which no doubt viii aipear
on saturday, well garnisbed, with an account Of the
uo,t grand political demonstration tad, has been
MADE ' orr town. The Republicans are well organ
zed an d working hard for victory, and the ith Of
Soyemb 81 viii fully prove that notwithstanding the
iove 81 eceesiul effort we have not been 1Jerng
-cy gpenii ug hours in idaness, bot al fully
80 NIDE-Al}AKE.
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BELI EVERETT Demonstration IN NEW
JERSEY
,olrs,poudtucs o. The y v Eytn1s rosi
1nAA,L I.a.N ca AZ j ~

4 y =.
ORhAGE, E-stX CO., n. H., sept. -, $50.
There wss gr,at disrisy Of the Lincoln force
If Newark ard vicinity h.ie lss night. Library Hal
Was We Hlltd. k0b,r, ". AtOrn, a NeW-iogk dry
goCCs ne rodaII ara strong kllilOGe man n the oau
paipu Il 1856 Wis appointed chairman. Oir Il score
Of Nil-IItdlLis wolc nominated AID geytrI Ssefe-
taIies
ID, mocfas end Republicans augmented The crowd
p.tslb TIE iCruer 10 hearty sympathy with tle move
net Sc iey y "a D. 40 viking 90 defeat linconsyea
4 to admit q defeat tteu selves which IN No
y.mtsf they " hnd fad BE the Gaze Eli = Norton
al. u II Va Wager addressed the meeting, me
t9.utI g. led stsIlou 70 few historical f-ss rslh'-
nct. N o-.. zHi.l q the Save States, sxpi-Lei
q, hi -D,r. llup-y~ie. Et .'.te1 that ur'il lf- ''
,,,Hrt was usis 70 yr.hitt Slaysry IL tho ltEr 20
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THE FUSION MOVEMENT.

meeting of the Committee Of Fifteen was held at
TIE Afssy Office on SATURDAY, al which It vas decided
to hold ratification meeting at tie Cooper insti'ute
on Mcnosy evening October to indOTss the electoral
ticket recently announced ry them. Both Tammany
aud Mozart Halls, the National Democratic Voluu-
teers and the seyeIal Douslae Brschuridge ano Bel
and Everett clubs II s SAID win take par in the meet
inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

The Republicans Of the NIlith 'ul'i@l c.
have nominated james G. Hoyt for Justice Ct the 81
meme Conf IN place Of Benz +. Greene, Deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

Tie Hou. 1auiel Ullman win speak a: New
Brunswick ~ J.. on Tuesday, Oct. 9, Camden, NJ,
Oh "wednesday, Oct 10, aud Salem, Nd, on Thursday,
Oct. H..
1T viii be IKE to write pressing Gov. CEASE 20
foeak further as e give time 10 oar S.ate
Dan is besp, ken a0ore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

=. 1ge familiar with the infamous meaas which were
-, tied 70 carry Pennsylvania The Coyode
90, ittee at which Mr.. Reed affects 70 sheer IN
81, - 'ches, furnishes reading which o1ght %
1879 70 s face barn and would. too, if ne were
r-ij1 n, 'e emotions which belong to other men,
An - mt zeal Of this apOstate for b.. pro-
- 10 for real principles he never Lad i
:. 't;V,i,iats5 ~, n. hope Of another Office which
% bas b'sp seesfe tudustriousy ever since hi' re-
t,,,, fr,, CIino Tin condition Is, that he IS TO
ottain tLa RI ans Eva EFT vote for Foster by the
artfnl tricks Will t,hch has long been iamiaf
The Adr Illustration thinks tiat Ie'g,, oo. ~
achieved they might laake n o'nei codiition IIa
ward, and thus defeat an eecsA II pe'olf 'Ie
and proong is despctic rule ,'Io n =. "a L.,lL
That is the whole game: aSo il is We I'd" nr PCD
lie should understand IT, especially al -,
Reeds speeches snd anonymous tTFcIs GU ,,,i5 =
Teseutations are sent by Wholesale. iLo "va'G ~
over TO Lincoln tomorrow if thr in,Wcehirnft no'
promising and efficient AS { is, be Is lol i'I"o
as the best way Of prOptiating Bucl anah' -
some Republican n the next Congress Assn Io y, d
statement Of the expenditure Of $4,000 'Ach t.s
adTot gentleman obtained from ths stcrci s,IteI
fnd of the State Department, for the ms sipn ~
China The country is interested in the elI ms
and ~ titled to have them. As Mr. Reed don hhv
the Covo5e Committee lei him have another, b! az
meas Give US the bin Of particulars, Mr.. Re u.
You are known TO be famous for bills Il VETO !,
sorts and this specimen ought to 90 into 1e genera
and rare collection. n.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
AN ChNYAs, lN OUR SrATE.

THE ChNNAoo IN OUR STATE.
il Gov NoHiF 4 Wisoco:ir vii, speak for Idncolu
Uaniin and tie Coed Cane
ct Fayetteville Tuesday, Oct. 2.
Al Oswego......... ....-.. friday, Of. 70.
A. Pettrboro. ...... OF. Saturday Ock IT,
At Be- @. ont. Friday, Oct ls.
At Oleau.. Saturday, Oct 20.
STEWART L. WooDFoRD Of THE City viii likewise
sreak
At Cairo. Greere CC.....,...... Tuesday. Oot2
Al Coxsackis Greene Coz. ;,seH esnc,dsy. Oct. r.
At Cree1yile Greene Co..a iefhu-sdsy, ooi.4
50 East Durham Greene CO.. .Fiiaay. Oct ..
At Win5nan Centre. Greene Co,ssiurday Oot 6.
At Ashland, Greene Coz. MONDAY, Oct @.
AT Prsttsvine Greene Coz. .Iuesdsy Oct .
At CatskiI, Greene Coz. Wednesday, Oct. 10
Ex.Gov. S. T.. CHAsE of Ohio will ike wise speak
At Fort PlAiu............ .Taesday Oct t.
At Troy.............. Wednesday. Oct H.
At Catsku.. Thursday, Oct. 10.
At Poughkee pie. Friday. Ocs- Is.
At Orange County ............. Saturday, Oct 20
Hon. JAMES X DooruTLE, [. S. Senator fson Wis
corsin. viii likewise speak
At Ro chester. .Ttursjay, Oct T.
At Bath. ........... friday, Oct. ~.
Az NYarav... .Fs.Urday. Oct. -.
At Alsicl............... Monday. Oct. -.
At Can an al "a. Tuesday Oct D.
A. New YORK City ......,...... .Tb1Tsiay, O,l p
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