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TOR SALE-Farm of 42O acres,
j. In Elbany, whIteside County. ulaols. wsu I'm:
proved, Will be sold HEAP. inquire at calc3 Ct
F,E. HOWE, II Dearborn STREET. aus k1S+1m
, 1863-08-14

WATwARD JUyEs1Es.-Two boys, about
twelve years Of nge each, named Thomas
Madden and Robert Ayres, were brought into
The Police Court yesterday afternoon, charged
with having stolen q pocket book containing
$2,A5, from Lady In the Vest Division.
They were turned over to Reform School
Commissioner Williams, by whom they will
be c1amincd to-day.
, 1863-08-14
H1 &tnt,

ITO RENT.-Very desirable rooms
day toardesscan be Accommodated At 153 Monroe
street, Fest OF references given nd required.
, 1863-08-14

EXCURSION TO DuHpEE.-The four Coca
Tcmplar Lodges Of Ills city will hare an
Excursion to Dundee on Thursday, August
2oth, for The benefit Of tho soldiers' Aid So.
ciety. It is expected TINT large delegations
from the Lodges Of Kanc, Cook and McHcnry
counties will join In the Basket Pic.Ntc, on
the banks Of the Fox. Tickets from Chicago
$L00 for gentlemen; SO cents for ladies'.
, 1863-08-14

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.2IGd4oc.
15ern AHa:. 55G3tc
ntss4Eu G263C.
, 1863-08-14

IMPORTANT TO MnIERs.--This class Of our
readers will be glad to notice BY our adyer
Using columns this morning, that T. ".
Baxter & Co., OF Chicago, have reduced the
Price at which they sell boiling cloths,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-22
EE,e ECvSr's Ordeal.


dts too provoking. Alice" uttered the
laughing, yet half-vcxed voice of Frank
St. John. "What can I do to convince
that iron hearted grandmother of yours
that really am desperately in love with
you ] can't make pilgrimage to
Mecca, or any such place, nor can l prove
my sincerity by getting my head Knocked
off in d tournament, as tue fellows did III
old times. What am I to do Z"
await, Frank - returned the gentle
voice OF his fair young lady dove. Only
have patience, and time will decide all
things
''But I can have patience! :" exclaimed
ST. John, elcyating his eyebrows with a
c0uiual gesture OF despair. Its simple
impos5ibiiity. However, here come the
horses l wish I were going with you
dearest, instead Of being the appointed
cavalier to drive your grandmothcr to the
railroad station, 70 meet nobody kaJws
wbo."
"Never mind, Frank" laughed Alice
My brother viii make an excellent sub
tate fol the time being
Mind Charlie. May said St. John,
iiiins up his finger warningiy, as he ad-
jus,ed the reius in Alices hand, and gave
her the silver mounted whip. you'll have
10 account 10 n!e for this afternoons eX
cursion..'
"Ail right" returned May, laughing
IN bat simTletons you young lovers
are, TO be sure, SAID Mays brother. ARE
you ready, ladies aud gentlemen then
forward nia,c!i -
He touched his spirited steel lightly
with the wlip as he spoke, and the whole
cavalcade-s dozen or SO in number
gal'oyed away from the door, aud We're
soon lost to view where the road wound
through the aycl.ing bouS Shs Of the fine Old
woods
st John stood gazing after them. lorr
after the last futter of Alice dark green
riding habit had diSappearcd-stooi IS ii
his eyes were glazed to the moving bonehS
OF tle trees. whose ieaIy sprays hao swept
the l.umes Of her hat.
Late that evening, as lie pressed forward
through the cager crowd 10 sec what had
coaeyc.ated their ranks about the piazza,
! his blood was frozen u mis- veins 4; the
one glimpse Of Alice's dead white faca,
with the hair hanging IN gore matted
masses about it, and the bruised. inanal led
arm, wh.ch lay quiEer.ng upon the hastily
constructed litter.
The horse took fright, and she was
thrown and dragged some distauce along
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-22

With arms all ready, and hearts of FIRE,
We stood on the barren shore,
Watching our banners beyond the stream,
And list'ning the cannon's roar.
The heart Of the earth beneath our feet
Seemed beating against its bars,
Aud the sun, enwrapd in a vail ofsmoke,
Looked red as the planet Mars.
Wethought ofthc homes we mightsee no more,
We thought of our nameless graves;
Dut calmly we stood by the sullen stream,
And watched the impurpled waves,
For we heard our leaders voice anon,
Clear a bugles peal
''IEe firm stset!!'
Over the bridge, when the word was given,
We marched, like a festal train
Over the bridge mid the kissing shells,
Aud the showers of leader rain
On, through the streets of the burning town,
We marched to the fatal strife;
For yye knew full well the stake that day
Was nations precious l;fe
On. where the cannon ploughed the field,
And moved our ranks like grain,
We moved, till the dead and dying were heap'd
like skeaves On the harvest plain
For we heard a voice, mid the crash of arms,
Clear as ougle's peal
''Be ytfyza Gs steel.''
Up to the fiery lips Of the guns
We pressed, till their sulphurous breath
Fell hot rs fame our burning cheeks,
And we knew that their kiss was death.
But We smiled in their teeth, for we felt that
day
It was better 10 die for the right,
Than to live in country riven and torn,
And cursed with slaverys blight.
It was then shat we saw our leader fall,
And our faces were blanched with fear
Buo We heard his voice, ere twas lost in death,
Loud as q t-umpet blast, and clear
We heard ii above the battles roar,
As our columns began to reel
''Be .f.4s as stesl!'''
-CdmJrid Tri5ane.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-22

high position ia the State Government,
assures me that no Democrat voting for
the Republican candidate would have been
permitted to leave the Capitol aliye-thal
the name of Wiimot or Cameron on the
lips Of a Democratic meinber when the
Clerk called the roll in joint ballot would
have been the signal for one of the biOodi-
est assaults ever witnessed in pennsyiya-
MIA
He SAID he saw members Of that body
trembling like aspen leaves while the
clerk was calling the roll. 1t was the de
sign of the mob TO have taken possession
Of the contents of the Arsenal early this.
Tuesday, morning, but Gen. Andrew Por-
ter, aware Of the plan, placed double
guard about the building, and so arranged
his forces that Il mob ten times as large aS
that collected at Harrisburg could not
have taken the Arsenal At the time OF
the meeting of both Houses large force
Of Republicans had gathered about the
Capitol building for the purpose protecting
those whose votes might excite the anger
pt the mobOcratS. \ large number OF
brave and staiwart men came up from
Philadelphia, accompanies! by United
States Marshal millwarti and II. =. Mann
District-Attorney.
One gentleman, largely engaged in
manufacturing iron, offered the services of
u thousand Of his men TO protect the voters;
indeed the Republicans had the most
efficient, if not the largest, force on hand
but the note Of alarm had been given, and
the Democracy WAS not "unterrihed =
The friends OF Law and order were not only
l l., ,f
Justice armed is he whose cause
is jus" t"--but they were nearly, il not quite
equal in numbers, fact which accounts
for the good order which finally prevailed
when the cowardIy rougds had been driy
en- from The door.
A distinguished Judge who was pI Iesent
said, to his personal knowledge, many OF
the rowdies who came ap in the chartered
cars on Sunday highland Monday morning
had indictments hanging over them, and
belonged TO the scum Of low life in Phila-
who lare not strike a blow
in daylight, bat who would not hesitate
To di1k any one in the dark.
If there had been regiment of soldiers
at Harrisburg, the movement to control
the election OF Senator by threats cf VIC
IGDCC dtl1 dSSssSSttiULiJh sstLit i'Ob I4d|S
been inau2rrated, and loyal Union Sena-
tor would have been elected in the place
of the man who supported Buchanan 5
Lecompton Kansas measures iu taa State
Senate oi i'ennsy Ivania, and who has
within a few days circulated an autograph
letter among his friends in favor of the
State Legislature passing resolution
ins.lucting Con eTess TO insert a clause IN
the Constitution, gUaranteeing 10 Our
Southern brethren their rights
Several weeks ago Governor Curtin
asked the Government to send brigade
oi Pennsylvania men to Harrisburg, to
have the Numbers Iaade good. but the
Governments refused the request. Had
that force been or hand, there would have
been no such humiliating and disg 'aceiul
to coerce Iaen TO vote in violation
OF their wishes.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-22
RAILROAD scssEoUEE.
ANIl.NINRE STATION.
SOgxyG 0EEEGERg.

Judyss IF the touTfs-Presidcn Zion. Go
TayIor, Huntingdon Associates, George ".
Easicy, Henry c. Devine
ProtboHafaly --Jpserh MDonafd.
Register md hecorder-ad Xard (. Lyue.
SteriJ--John Buck.
District 1ttorasy.-philip S. Noon.
C54Hty C0mntSsioasrS- Jamcs~Gooper, Pc
ter J. Lt:Ie, John Campbell
Treasafar-Thomas Calm.
Ioor HaGSe Dsrectors-W iiliam d ouglass,
George Deiany, Irwin Rnuedge.
I'oor House Yrea8rrer-George c. X. Iahm.
Mercantile 1gprajser-John Farrell
IA uLtors-John F. Stall, Thomas j. Nell
SON. Edward II Donnegan.
County SarUeyor.-Henry Scanlan
Coroner james 5. Todd.
Sup't. Of Common Sckoo{S-Henry Ely.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-22
EnEysgszec EsoR. OFFICERS.

Justices Of tie Peaee.-Dayid II. Roberts
Harrison Kinkeai.
BTgess-George Huntley.
Scaool Director4-E. J. Mills, DR.. John ~
Jones, Isaac Evans.
EAST wtPD.
CoHstabie-Thoma Todd.
Torn CoUncii-Wm. Davis, Daniel J Davis,
+. j. Waters, john Thompson, Jr., David ".
Jones.
Iaspectors-John W Roberts, l. Rodgers.
JUdyc Of EIection--Thomas j. Davis.
Assessor-Thomas Davis.
WEST WARD.
CoRstqbIe--M. N. O'NeilI
Torn CouncH-Wiliam kttel. II Kinle cad,
z. L. Johnston, Edward ID. Evans Thomas J,
Williams.
Iaypecto,s-.I. y. Thomas. Robert vans
Judge If Election-JoEu Lloyd.
issss:er-Richard I. Davis.
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She \. Y. Tribune.
Core Spondence


Correspondence Be n. Y. Tribune.
1he writer reached Harrisburg about
2 o'clock on Tuesday morning, 18th inst,
and found the hotels filed to overliowing,
scores of men sleeping on chairs and set
tees, and net few, wrapped IN coats and
shawls, endeavorjn% to WOO the embrace
] of Morpheus upon the floor.
On Sunday III ght, certain parties, more
/ distinguished for their sympathy with Sc
cession than for their loyalty to the Gov
ernmeut. chartered train Of cars in
/ PHILADELPHIA for the exclusive use of a
/ large nulnber Of rouehs-at least thous-
/ and-whn came here fourishing pistols
/ aud bowie knives, and threatening lustant
death to any Democrat who should ven
/ ture 10 vote for the Republican candidate
for United States Senator. Vast numbers
| of rowdies also came from other places to
unite with these ''hard customers III their
efforts to iutimidate and coutrol the Leg
isiature These mcn filed the beautiful
little Capital OF Pennsylvania and made
hcrdiSualIy quiet streets echo with protan
Fity and drunken revelry. The Provost
Marshal was absent, and the military force
az UiS"' niGu " d iS.oi"''o,i l,"e'S" '''
Aiohoay nlSht' authcr'z'hS the sergeant,
Arms IA Keeper OF a 9foS-shoP and
dahce-house ID Phiisdeiphla-a man more
notorious than popular) to swear in force
Of constables OF his own election.
4 the suggestion Of friend, hasten
ed to The House early this (Tuesday)
morning 20 secure a scat before the tnfonS
oI VISITORS hao -, taken l'oSSeSsi'" oi '''e
,""oS; Al eA- ~ WI G'Pio"' d q w
hehubiicah, gave u'e uesH "iiiSh Gum
maEdeo a S'aod view o. the house.
On a"hoay evening" the l'ep"G!'ca"
caucus .'of the NOMINATION OF !; cand !ua'e
Tor onitcd States Senator met III the sen
ate Chalhoer, ana after a very harmonious
SESSION ana without making a h9n'lha,'0h' "a,
aol"urhcd 10 meet u . CLOCK TINS ues-
DAY morhiuS.
Inc democratic caucus iof tne ne no'ilI''t-
''on ol cRnuiua'e lor Iuiteo 0'a'eS ecu
ator COW ehed III the Law Iihfai5 room
LiieS'Gf Clyhler' a hehioer oi me .oe"a'o
from i'e[Ks county, was cnosen ! i';'ifnia'!; IA
"esSFT: DoytF oI ue'l'iiIi a''I -, ->e'-
man oi NoI'f"Inoetla.u Gi acleu 6 i, as ItLss
U :, ''ie S'A'n Oa''c'' I'''lle: - i''lS'.,'o
h.qi was ho''iini'eo' ,ece,'i,'S 'ie 'o'9S
oi an 'le neI'IDeIS T,o ilaN Pr Lle'i ~, io,i'5
i'oi'ou :, iie"iy =. % 80
""I ',I - Io i'1io"s t} i5''A''e"' % O''''P-
~. - ~, L., !. a., 10
- -. "a
.t1.lo,lls - - T,,s1,i,,:. r.
- - 60
- -, - ~
- f,.,;.:>u -
o.i,''e ''.i - - ~ = ~
- -. 1l.,al,,,a "..'
-, NJ: - .
80" ''e - ''is'oi % - I'd,
"'' l1i'''''';n ''o = o"'y '"t > }c"'S -
".,o . 90 :"
nv - - =. a., " -"
- 80, IN "'o,.' ip0
=, 90 """ W" o".'''i'"'o ''ie
i'e,'e'9 "I''i q S''e"," ne" "oid ~ o"e manu-
a''' az ~ - |'''" - '-'o o'..ei 'e -
ohli !taa'i, , ca IN iiiN "p|Se VI i''a"S
anu Aoo'i'i""'S,S' ""i'' ,iG ,o'cneT rteeS-
si0'iiah a' 'thuefiy a. o!o i:aak "aitoh
ga t"e i'CS he eaItiea IN h'S mouth Ter
o'i'' pi'i'S se"''S 'oi ie"f oi ii'Jur'pS '"e
cie.' uio
An.".@ '"e 'Aei',hS i"c'0e''.s oi ''ie
',e u'',V''" '''''rs ;, "a ,i"'s''S In va
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-22
.Ge Ei4al as steel, ksoys!''

Inscribed 70 the memory Of Captain j. NJ. JoNEs,
Of CO. 2. l33d Penn. Fois., sgho fell al Fred
eTicks5Wy.
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THE ELECTl0H OF u. S. SENATOR.

Grest Excitement at EEarRfs-
N:hezrg---sDsz outside EsresSssee~--sss-
Limitation GG the UnferrEf2ed
DcBs0crsscy os, Law km TIE
ksGeGGacEat.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-22

NsA- Au exchange paper gives the fol-
lowing oatburst Of some i"spired genius I:
II kissed the tiny hand held,
| pressed the fairy form,
vowed I'd shield her from the blast,
And from the worlds cold storm
She raised her melting eyes 10 mine,
All filled with drops oi wo,
And wilh quiy ring lip to ne she said:
Vow, bl,r,n ye, let Ine 90 I! y
4 nd he did
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-22
!. PA I.

the road was the hurried explanation of
one Of the gentlemen who had been with
the party.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-22

r~l. The latest on dit is that General
Tom humb, otherwise Charles s. STRAIT
ton, IS o Le, Providence permitting, mar
r.ed to Miss Lavinia Warrea, also very
niiniature edition of Woman, and now
on exhibition at Barnum > rs a curiosity,
on the l0tii OF next month. at fashion
able ,4p town church in New orl. Cor
geous cards ef invitation viii be issued 70
local ari-tocracy ana to the friends aud
relatives OF the parties, admitting them to
the sanctuary, aud also to the subsequent
reception OF the happy par at one Of
the hotels After the reception, the
bridal party viii start for PhiladeIPhia
there to rest themselves until they small
be ready for Baltimore and Washington
10 make the sensation particularly
striking, the ceremonies viii be conducted
with all the pomp and circumstance OF a
ful grown .'diamond wedding especial
.jenkinses being employed to extcl the
beauty of the brides complexion, dress
and ornaments, the magniiicfnce or the
bridegroom, and tie superlative arIstocra-
cy Of the cquipages attendant.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-22

Gegs The chairman OF 4 political meet
ing seeing rowdy raise his arm 20 throw
a stale cgg at hinl, cried out Sir, your
motion is out OF order -
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

II NICKERBOCKER DEMOCRATIC CLUB-FIFTH
N Senatorial distrct-Raiicaion and endorsements.
For Muyor-C Godfrey Gunther Tor Alderman, Sixth dis
tct Jsmcs Reed; for Police Justice Osborn
for Justce-Moscs Gale; for Councimen-Same r. " eb
ser Michael c. Gross Charles Roster Frederick Reppcr
keenan, Prosper J. Blnn. William Fisher Prcsi.
dent Louis Kshl, Vice President Godrried Bohm. Trea
surcr: &. Ecdcnbach. Secretary
The New York herald., 1863-11-30
TwENrY.rIRsr WARD rANMASY HALL COMMIT.

SATURDAY. EvKsIrc, Nov. & lss
Whereas the ward committee regularly ad journed 10
meet THIS evening. At ~ o'clock, At their regular
meeting room 3 Third avenue aud whereas. over two
thirds OF the ward cmmitcc upon ASSEMBLING At the COM
mtiec roems found the guarded is by
squad and the room occupied 70 great eitcn
by poicenep aud also discovered IL number OF
indyidua who members Of the ward committee.
also occupied the roon brought there for the pur.
pose OF carrying measures which hostile
10 the interests the democratic party election
of Francs A Boolc Mayor end james Mahoney ~ Po
Nee Justice aud Robert D. Lynsson as Civil Justice for
the Sixth district comprising the Eighteenth aud Twenty
nrsi wards and motion having been made TO adm. the
tho door which motion decided in tue negative by the
Cham n--wbereupon the members present favorable to
regular nominations retired Ia b, y from Tie
adjourned BERNARD McCsbes 3 Third when
meeting called 10 order aud the Hon Judcs Hearne
called the chair ard Nelson Smith and Thn Dunrhv
appointed Secretaries. On m,ton Of Nelson Smith
the foil 5wing resolution was snimoisiy adopted :
Resolved, That support the regular Ionrnstou OF
francis A. Boolc for Mayor; James Mshonry Tor Police
Justicr; E)ber, u. Livingston for Civil Jus
School aud Couuclfnanlc ticket noIinsei " rsmmary
Hall
Resolved That tho members Of the ward eorn,itses
(Twenty frst ward m,et ~ Mocabe 5sThhs ave nue. on
Monday evening next. ~ ccocA r N.
EDMukp L. HEARNK, Chsrnaa
kBisos Su'r- secr,.s,,ss
Tuos nu-ref.i
The New York herald., 1863-11-30
TAxMANY HALL WARD COMMITTEE. TWENTY.

U,AMMANY HALL WARD COMMITTRE. TWENTY
AZ regular meeting Of the Democratic Ward Committee
q wsn o rs 1 held to nm
seven membe y answering TO their names,
unsvaty ass on ono oSn Of oSn Tracey Ess E
the Hon Stephen Pinckney member Of Assembly elect
motion by Nelson Smith aecondea by Judge
evening Of sSi s7S instant be psSsed
Baker stated sL.Hhs persons sses.sa 70 "
aa 70; 1eSp :. The Ts5maqy oFsa'aou that said pre-
On motion Of Mr. y NJ Tracey. the motion OF Mr.. Smith.
The minutes OF the ,as. meeting were then read
Mr. CAarles w. Baker then olered Che following resoIs
whereas differences "pnion among democracy Of
the Twenty frs. ward exis! n regard TO waom are ne res
And whereas. under such circumstance & the duty
OF the Democratic Ward Committee q the Twenty FIRST
ward declare e she democracy Of said ward the ersons
At ssss sppsoscaias election: thsIeterS .a.,
cSsey support iT@s S the nomiassloS s1
4bs ,,s E o0% aiss os e "syq q.
~ ad s |; the nominee ior 0'c Justice
gosoised That Thomas Jefferson McC the regular
democratic nominee for Civil Justice Of said Sixth Judicial
That ss s s
Mscahlil Tor sa,d onIees respec:yoly; ,, v,..,
aha' john Sa,a
Gos the REGULAR for @ Of the &C.
siOner A Hsmlton Pride ana Wesley Yard Zoe School
Thomas l.. G.. Dwyer School Inspector
regular democratic nominees .nr said respective
Offices and acy ths ward vii chccrfoly
sappo-, the same.
Inc rcseluons seconded Oy Edward Moore, Esq
Mr. G., W. Baker supported his resolutions.
The Chair t the question the resolutions, and they
adopted with grea eDthusiasm.
the ptio the resolutions Nelson Smith, Judge
Henrne. NJ Mabony nud sevela, Cgntncr men not meu
bers the con.Gnittec retired from the
tons Which were adopted amid cheers
Whereas certain without any authority on the
evenings of the 10Th 26th and 27h of November instant
maionsy entered the ommittee roo OF tho Democratic
Ward Committee of the TwcntyGrst ward. AT No. .;s3
Third avenue. such entrance beng made by forcing
open the doors OF said Committee room, and
forcing of the lock from the dOor OF said room.
Aud whereas, such entrance wi!ful aud malicious
Resolved. That the Chairman az this Committee. in
with the Executive Committee be directed, aud they
hereby authorized and empowered to enpoy counsel
and src proceedings aud they
hcy be advised to bring pun shment
the perpetrators OF said trcspass and outrage.
On motion Executive Committee OF for each elec.
tion district for the ensuing election appointed
On motion the committee then ad ourned bJeCt to the
call Of the Chair.
The Ward Committee then adjourned.
STEPHEN Il. PINCKNEY. Chairman pro ten.
DAVID j. DAILY. ~
The New York herald., 1863-11-30
POLiT-CAL,
T,o THE ELECTORS OF TBE FIFTH JUDICIAL. DIs.
utot comprising the Seventh. Eleventh and

RIO The ELECTORS OF ras rIrrH JUDICIAL DIS
Gic comprising the Seventh Eeventh aud Thirte nth
F.Sw ss win be s,lea
dsS, ,S coT Rs9s he above You be
Perry Police M.ss.lae s
honest men and YOU want no other You have q com.
ss scsos s ss aeS
'I' p''''''' Ebw&Rpa IS f = sKIDMoRr.
test gsnE honest cspa6e faithful to the eonsa,
the INIT interests Ss 's the Ssos Nc
rSr stidmoIs : wen ssa favoraby know. CLERK Of
performed bis duties for many years past and for
ana Of & the pres: o tins " He a;e ~ S
JOSEPH IL, HoAtE, Rutgers place twiih all my hesr,
WI T.xIs. i. wEsE; sSiGsaiiass, Lewis street
DANIEL; wGsihESHEf, Elf snipOuld.r Houston
THSaHS ,ITIIEsEoN Charleston Steam ship Line
9 EosEveLl JoYoE 4 WATERBURY. shipbuiIder-
onARLEs FOX ez.Aldernan Seventh ward
% ror ai sssss sss'n
TaE ySTEfS oE ,s EFan
lag been freely circulated throughout the district
disiric ic would beg % pronounce such fabricaaons
Tuesday, the Is. OF December. JOHN LAMBRKCHT
T,YE UNDERSIGNED ELECTORS OF THE EIGHT
eenth Ward having unequivocal assurances OF the
s,!hfu action Of kICHARD oBRIEF ia his official CON
integrity take pleasure in recommending him for the SUP
port OF his fellow citizens candidate Alderman for
The Eighteenth ward III
(Sgoed>
ISAAC BELL,
JAMES H. NICHOLSON,
MOSisS TAYLOR,
ISRAEL C0RsE.
CHARLES BAMS0N
ROBT L. CUTTING,
o. d. r. GRANT.
L. h0CnEADY
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

TIVE MAYoRALTY.-rHE APPROACH OF THE ELEc.
% S1 Ss s ssiS6f n wc si
Guuther and Mr. Booe. The nomination OF Mr. Blunt is
r & viii Of s o one W ae
" srs 70 Il G S Mo ss are bo
why do ey not nominate rpresen a.ives Of the pie of
one knowa that the homination Of Bcois was ana
'hf met ss
The convention made the nomination within TWO onrs
ernapened v with ian, an immense ,ranspa,ensy which
a sad ssd long se sna fn Sss Ss
fore the eyes Of the unsophistica'sd citizens who
Of ring Who %s her order IN s
ene 10 3 sa a at G fn%
gong through the form Of packet convention Z, publish
they Pss Il
@ 'n S.a .'ss sac NJ II ..a ns Of
open. free democracy, II Is Mr. Gun,her TamnAny and
decsrsions concerning each oSer rus much iar the
ends serve this We 20 not patronage
We s ae se .
changed and thoroughiy CHANGED hlec, Mr. Boolc and
sell, %S oaocs and Two and PROBABLY ten
10 longer ' shadow Of claim TO repre,sns The
SaS Of s Nsw M sG5s The ss sS9
CITY inspector BY MAYO. III hey cannot
10 Weld the democratic masses or their own person al
sm e. york Gps s ssSs Ess 10 hs .s
their own way Of reforming the ciiy but that conceded
Sunhe We repeal ,hn, they ma s-cosS,s Ss fact sa
the city democratic. and In seeking reorm 10 city roll
they should, advantage effort
among democrats to effect such reform and. AID the
effort BY every means in their power. II 10 sup
have majority, and that 1t 10 not worth whio 70
vote for Gunher. This 10 great mistake. AZ present
Gun,hers chances fuy equal Booles Il rumored
that the Tammany ring has made bargain with Of the
yaons) TO help them. They are iouless dr en- 70 this
BY apr OF tho Qunthcr ticket.
gain under: usual in such % involve money
and On the other hand al the ate election. Tam
sold uf the Mozart candidatesa coe VIII ch the
Mozart men threaten 70 visit oy selling Boee who
ytrnan. well beloved bv MoIarters.
These ~ the influences nong others.
Mr. Guntber vfry popular and Determination the
control Of the city will elect Mayor who does not belong
ring. We all good viii their niit-
ence accomplish . result desirsblc.--Iournai OF
Commerce.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

r,vZARr HALL
Ad REGULAR NOMINATIONS
FOR COUNCILMAN.
l2h, 18Th, 2Oth, 2lst aud 1i wsris
JOHN HART.
NiLtlAM GALLAGHER.
JOHN kttGAN,
ALEXANDER BRANDON,
THOMAS SOLoN
VALENTINE COOK.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

TT B. A.-AT A SPECIAL MEETING or THE
~ above named cation. held at their No 6i
Sixth street It was unanimously resolved thai AN Her
oc endorsed Acernau OF the Twelfth district The
mcmDess IN general are requested 10 usr al honorable
his election feel confident that ha
WI ,naae an honest md able representative.
c. WusoN Sc rotary. WIN. 7 HUNiEE President.