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DIE ID.

BERAULT-On Wednesday, Nov O. 1854 stsr painful I'll:
ness, Madame Adele BersaltIo Metz France widow q
Tie friends OF the family invited attend the funeral
which Will take place from her late residence No los WeS
forytlirdss at =. IN, on Friday Nov H. without tur
Their notice.
CLARK-Suddenly. Wednesday Nov. 9, Of disease u
The heart, Thoma. ark, aged s. years and days .
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence No W Pierrepon st. Brook
Ign, on So urday the 18th inst, ct O'Clock
DALRYMPLE--In Brooklyn. Wednesday Nov. 0, Mrs
Elizabeth Dalrympe, wido" Of George d. L. Dalryups.
Her friend, respectfully invited attend the funeral e0
the rsarncr OF her bro.herinsw Robert Bren at Nc.
CO AIDE phi st, Friday, the lth inst at O'Clock M
GLEASON-On Thursday Nov. 10 86t, Of typhoid fevs,
contracted at Port Royal John Tucker Gleason aged "
year., q, III. family are r,,pec,fnly invited
10 attend the funeral from his late residence. NO. 20 -.
MAKE place saturday, the 18th inst, a! O'Clock p m
GOLDER-Sujieny. on Wednesday morning. Nov o. Joseph
Colder, aged IS yesrs and months
The friends relatives Of the family invited to stter4
the funeral his late residence No ia Pearl's BROOK
Ign Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock
HALIIn this city Wednesday, Nov s,er short III.
Caroline Mintrn wife OF David r. h. aud daughter
ofthe late Jonas MiutDrn. .r,,..
Tie relatives and friends Of the family respectfully nvueS
70 attend he funeral from her late residence no 2S Second
ave-, on Saturday, NOV. II, at o'clock p. m.
JAYSE-In Orange N. j.. Wednesday Nov p OF dipshs.
ria sitter bef illness Ellie, youngest daughter Of Add"oe
The relatives and end, OF the fsIny invited to s'tene
the funeral ,hi, Friday sorno9n a. SsoSs n. sx
OF Barclay Il. >. ll:3O a m.
81. JOHN-At West Farms Tuesday, Nov Cs.hettnSs
wife OF George - John, and daughter Of William Arcnss
OF Fordhan, IN tie 10Th year OF Ter ago
The relatives friends Of tho family Invited 70 attend h
funeral Friday afternoon, a, O'clock at the ksormsa
Dutch Church, Yves, Farms
VETERANS OBJ THE NATIONAL GUARD.-rhe NOM
brrs Of this Association requested to ,i.spd ne
their late associate Thomas Clark, SArIR DAI hoy ~
ct p M from No 30 r. ybE 5S;ff1 Soos
T. r. TREnAs Adjutsn,.
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4 una who Voted for Washington Votes
for Lincoln.

A. thi, Il almost certainly tho only instance
in ,b;ct vosr for George Washington will again vote
AT Presidential election. We print the following inter
estng account from The Springfield Mass RtPs'"cdH
TO N, Editor Of the Republican;
Deacon John Phillips. Of tbs town, VINO Is on huhd'
red and four wears four months and nine days old ep
peared nt the town hall and deposited his ballot Tor
Presidential electors and State officers. ne was
brought in a carriage ana then conveyed mo lhe nai
in chair supported by n platoon OF our returned
soldiers and received BY the citizens OF the town rising
from their seats with uncovered heads amid the tears
and heartfelt emotion. of all present After resting for
a moment the venerable patriot expressed desire 10
shake hands with all the returned soldiers.
some thirteen soldiers then formed in line, when each
one was introduced 20 the patriarch and took HIM by
the hand with the announcement OF the time each had
served In the army. The last soldier introduced. Mr.
King an Irishuan, said he had served the country
hree years and had enlisted for three years more and
if that was not long enough to subdue the hspeioh 10
was ready for another thros years AMER ths three
hearty cheers were given for the returned soldiers and
three ousng cheers by the whole assembly for The Old
soldier of the Revolution
deacon now IN his -Oh year, then made an lmpromptu
speech 10 tho soldiers in the Of which he said
that he was the oldest man in town who was born IN
town and vet said he. my father is here, and still
lives" The old gentleman was then presented with
two set. Of votes for Abraham Lincoln, and one for
George H. Mcclellan, and requested before all present
TO take his choice when he reached ont his bnnd and
In audible and secptoncd bass voice, said j shall
take the one for Abraham Lincoln"
The town then voted that the ChaIi man OF the select
men present the ballotbOr 10 the old gentleman. who
TOOK his ballot with both hands and deposited IL in the
box stating that he had voted for Washington tor Pres
dent and Lad attended all the Presidential elections
since excepting that four years ago, when he was sick
and did not attend.
The following preamble and resolutions were then
presented to the town meeting which were adopted by
4 unanimous vote: -
U6,og, our very memorable sud highly respected fellow.
ctzsu De JOINS PHILLIPS. who Is .hs'dsy, huEd'e ed
and Epy v,G, flr months and nine days 3D. and who yet
resIn liz mental aud physical frcue, IN high dssr.sd
thsyed he las Travelled some two miles 60 attend this
town meeting and has depoied bis ballot for Presidential
electors AID state County and town ohcer therefore
Rs,,,d T.t t BE- entered on tho records VI the town a.
lasny memorial Of bis uniyDG patriotism and devotion to
country and u an incident perhaps unparalleled IN tho an
mails Of Government
Sturbyidgs MlU., November q, 1851.
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WYOMING COUNTY.

Core poudepce OF The " y. Tribune.
WARSAW. Wednesday. Nov Q, 1864.
Our returns are in from all the towns, and
n majority for Lincoln is 1850 Tentons majority
vi be nearly 1900 We elect Union Sheriff Clerk and
Member Of Assembly &C. Al
ORANGE co.
Inc Union men of Orange County may well
feoice OF the grsnd and magnificent result Of yetter
days work. They have indeed covered themselves
with glory. Two years ego HOratio Seymour carried
sh0 county by 800 majority Now be- defeated by nearly
or quite so Lat year the Unonisi carried the county
% $50 majority. This year they will have not less than
90 and perhaps go majority. Every local candidate
- successful IN the county, except our candidate for
Assembly in the Western District. Hulse Union has
81 or 700 majority the Hon. W. c. Hasbrouck in
shis dhe Ist District
cn Congressman, Mr.. Murray viii have in this
~ - lar as we can now judge. al least 800 majority.
Oplhons differ as TO the chances of his election but the
SsP9hderenee Of Judgment Is that he is defeated it
w depend however upon the vote Of Sulliyau
lNew0uTgl Journal, 9th.
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,Ir, J.B. Coughs New Lecture.

An immense crowd, a usual whenever Mr..
Cough speaks filed tue Academy of Music last night.
attracted By the reputation of the orator and the inter
est and curiosity excited by the announcement that
new lecture or Grafton would be- for Ito first time, de-
liyerel in New.York. entitled Fact and Fiction
The Mercantile Library Ass0, alton viii, doubtless,
have TO congratulate themselves Oh the ecnniary re-
suit Of the lecture though aftertle growing and grum'
ming OF tho unf ortunatcs who had not reserved seats
and were therefore relcg.ted the third tier and the
abode of the gods We think they viii hardly venture
again the measure Of resorSng az thc seats on the
loor Of the house the parquet,e aud the box tier.
Dir. COUGH, on making his appearance. was
greeted with loud cheers, AID connecting unusual win
HIM having produced his manusoI p which however
as might have been safely predicted oil speaker WIN
so much fire he found II impossible 10 cOnhne himself
proceeded 10 give the which had Induced bin
to select such subject aud spoke ni some lcngth OF inc
living social otions the also appearances which make
the sad realities ofe and the errors Of public opinion
giving humorous instances OF the hctions that had
passed muster actf, for time, In the opposltlons
offered 10 new scientific inventions lie HM very
severe on the sham manliness that abonnds and mas
credit With so many adVertng 70 prize
nghting and horse racing, but giving ths
preference, on tho soore OF Nominees, 10 the
former, ON the ground that thore was some
manlisss and endurance needed for true men 10 stand
ND and beabor each other but none In urging horse
fcr the sake Of bet beyond s powers, He then sasr.
sed the weakness which is exhibited BY classes ina!
shsuA know better for slang phrases and described
ous othl ssva 10 - foliuvinx nteI'igbie, seeses
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Neville RsEN.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
COSGRLSs. .-
John Z. Starr q. Cos Isaac V Dickinson, D020 J6
Union majority ...-.-........ oJ2
ASSEMBLY.
l. Robt Moore a. leo Jonathan Wood d. 81
Moore's majority .-...-----.-- 2Sc.
IL Jas Nixon U .C.52 Samuel Foster. (Denl) Ii's
Fi1Ons majority. ...-........ 3lf-
The Union Sheriff and Coroners are al elected.
PASSAIC co.
Patterson gives - majority for Lincoln, -
for Little Union candidate for Congress The MAORI
" Of Democratic Assemblyman IN the First District -
los The majority OF Union Assembitman IN thc
Second District is 90 The majority Of the Union
Assemblyman in Third District is 90.
Lincoln Mcclellan
Manchester...... 70
WAYNE. ..-.......
AcquacksnnOck.. 81
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VI HlglE N.

BAYAUD-BARMORE--O Thur,dsy. Nov. 10 OF the
Church Of the Annuncistion, by the Rs Rev Bishop Tai
bott George D. Baysud Josephine daughter o! Hsrvey
Barrnore, al of this city.
UUGHES-HFATiI-On Wednesday, Nov. ., at Calvary
Church By the Rev. Arthur Cleveland CoIe ID. r. w
r. Hughes formerly OF Dudley England. Lizzie. eldcst
dagxlter oil A II. Heath. n D.. II Now .Y0k.
Birmingham Dudley and woiyerhsmp,on (Engl papers
please copy
PARKER-NiSBFT-in Washngton, ID. c. on Monday
Nov Z by the Rev Dr. Hail. Geo. y Parker formerly o.
and Alice .uster Of tho late Michael Nisbo Of
Philadelphia
PEMBERTON-BOYCE-On Monday, Nov. :, by tie Rev
DR.. Downing ID. D.. John Penbertcn. D., l y NJ 70 NAG
gle r. cde daughter Of the late Charles o. boyce, Of thss
city
Albany papers please copy.
WHITNEY-yOUNG-At the residence Of Fse derrick 2.
Jones, Thursday Nov. TO- by the Rev Robert boosh
ID, John II. Whitney OF Phiade phis Penn 70 msry
Graham, younyes, daughter the late Guiford Dudley
Young OF this city.
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The Unuhntinn Club.

At q regular meeting of the Manhattan Union
Club held Nov O. 1861 the following resolutions were
nearly unanimously adopted and ordered to be inserted
In TIE TRIBUNE. Tines and Er,HinS P'H
Waersss Thomas AllIson. member OF this Club, la:
publicly charged In newspaper, thai meeting held
on the 5h nst 70 indorse tho nomination. o. member OF
Congress, Of Henry j. Raymond. was called without
any warrant or authority n any snaps whatever" from
this club and that "suoh purpose 10 directly opposed 70
tho declared objects Of tho Club. and oonuMy 70 On
express aud unanimous v0.s OF the momber eeroof ct
one Of Its meetiug.- and where's the ssd Thomas AL
uion 10, further Sst tsrt, u sworn stseneoh Val
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LIncoln-s majority ....................... 1854
MAssAcnrSErrs CIrIEs ar TowNs.-W

give tho maories in some Of the cities and towns OF
Massachuseits. Boston. Lircoln's majority $685.
Chelsea ,2Og Cambridge l,2Gt; CharleotowD l,567i
Lowell 1871; Lawrence, G3s Lynn, I.4s6; Eewbury
port 55s Fall River. l.l40 Taunton, l,064; New Bed
ford /. OIL Eoxbury 593; Plymouth, t6i Springfield
5s5; Worcester 1872 NORTHAMPTON. G.2lsi Black.
Httleboroueh 800; Mansfield 1876; Dighton. 2O7 Nor.
ton. 1876; Rsynhsm, 1875; Scskonk, u Somorset, 223;
swsnzey, l47 Salem. l430; WsstpoTt AS for Lincoln.
and only eight for Mcclellan.
THR BANNER wNs-Marshfeld, the home
Of Daniel Webster. gave vote. which Mr. Winthrop
and other Webster Wings must DO interested In hear
broke gave 2oi for Lincoln. and Mcclellan. 9onG
Dana gave 1913 for Lincoln aud for Mcclellan. aena
Not single Democratic Representative is
elected 30 far heard frog. out Of Boston That oily
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R.,rne, from the Supplementary Report on
the Conduct OF the War-RrHminstion
of Gen. Mcclellan Continuod.

@. Were you in ,5o Esll Of 1854 a candidate for
the Presidency
a. don't remember.
.. Did you in tho Fall Of i ouraS' any
persons 20 vote foT you for Presd
A. may have done 50.
Q. Do you know whether any r..ioa voted for
you for that o1.cel
A. didn't see II.
Q. DID you. during the period referred TO, call for
larger forcesi
\. don remember. may have done 30. II
would have been IN accordance with my habits
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WAcursErr.-Our glorious hills have fur.

WAcHusRrr.-Our glorious hills have fur
nshed names for many Of the vessels added to the
United State, navy. One Of these boats The kcar
sarge has already gained worldwide fame by her vic
tory over the Alabama. The Wachusett has now at
tanned similar prominence by taking tho pirate Flor
ida wechusett mountain ia in Princeton. Worcester
County. Mass Its height Is about 20OO ieet and az J.
l. unobstructed By neghborng elevations is frequently
seen from vessels in Mas Achuset.s Bay Wachusett IL
also visible from most o, the hills in the vicinity OF Bos'
ton
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lAdVer'i.erneni.l

DANvILLE. Penn, JuBe 2, ls62.
DR.. WM. II. GaEGG-Dear Sir: Ia February,
1851 was aft ctcd with sugar diabetes, and FOR I'VE
months ] passed more than two gallons OF water IN
twenty four hours obliged to yet UP as often a.
ten or twelve mes during the night and IN five months
lost about fifty pounds in weight During the montn
Of July 1861 1 procured two bottles OF Constitution
Water and afrer taking Two bottles l was entirely
cured soon after reganing my usual good health
Yours lr ly. j. V l. DEWITT
Sold wholesale BY MORGAN a ALLEN NO 20 'ln'st''
and all druggis,s.
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Eighth Congregational District.

The police returns gave Brooks last night a
ppraiiy Of T. Since then, the in their returns
nom the lith District 20h Ward has been ascertaned
20 ocoasioned BY cOnounding the 18th District 2ls
ward ard placing the count there. and a. tie same
slime putting the same figures down in their returns
Vie coun, Of the 18th District, Goth Ward The vote
a6w stsnds.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTlO
NEW-X0fsh.

ALBANY. Thursday. Nov. TO- ls0i.
IN, Argus still claims Democratic m'!oh'!
&, the STATE Of from 100 TO 500
"a, G,vrnoI claims the State this afternoon Tor the
In on candidates by from five to seven thousand ma
FORT. ....,,,
The election Of Hureerford. Democrat for Assembly,
,n tic second District of this County viii he contested
ALBANY, Thursday. Nov. 10. ioGi
There is nothing more definite here tonight
a. TIE result Of the election in this State than that the
democrats claim il by few hundreds, while the Union
SITS ms =, that they have carried it by at least 5"V
UTICA Thursday Nov. 10, l56i
The accurate returns of Oneida County give
Idncoln 100 majority, and LIE for fcnion CoAA
ling fol Congress, has l,070 majority!
SCHUYLER County gives Lincoln $50 majority.
Suffolk County gives Lincoln 27S majority and Fen
Ton 80.
ooprxssrRo, Thursday Nov. 10, 1861
S. Lawrence County-a all but three small towns ana
Two districts heard irom-which give Lincoln 0's@'
msio,ifg. Tbe towns TO hear from viii probably IN
crease il to 1000.
QUEENS COUNTY.
The Republican candidate for Sheriff, William
pur,and Of Queens Co. is reported elected by 500 ma
sorily The Democrats say McClenan's majority II not
iess than !. 100. .co
CUACJAUQCA "
Lincoln, 4,764 majority. Fenton, probably
t9Oo anal ,.co
spe-sl p.,pa.ch to The y. y. Tribune
HUDSON. THURSDAY NOV. 10. 1864
seymours majority in Columbia Co.. 33i'
AeCeIans majority 36s F. H.
TIOGA co.
Con..poadcncs Of The y. Y. Tribune.
OwEGo. Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1904.
Our County mas given 775 for Lincoln, O laii-
snp on Of 20 votes about last year We hope for
seynours defeat but at this writing are fearful that be
q elected Union County ticket al ecced T. l. c.
SUFFOLK co.
Corre.n,nience OF The N Y. Tribune.
HUNTINGTON, SUFFOLK Co., y. y Nov 9 lsoi
Old Suffolk is all light. Ihayc returns from all except
ono election district-haye 800 Union majority on eecio
ra ticket and oil the county ticket elected This town
reduced the Democratic majority 10 100 less than II
aver was before This district. Huntington village
gave . Union majority gain OF ~ On last years vote
We have worked o. H. o.
ONTARIO COUNTY.
.Co,r-,p,.lencs Of Tie i. Y. Tribune.
CASASDAI0UA, y. Y. Nov Q. 1861
The following are the majOrites in the several
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Splendid ruiom Gain. in the Home Vote,

Special Dispatch to The ~ Y. Tribune.
PrrIsBUEGH. Thursday. Nov. 10, lr6i
send you the following Union majorities'
Allegheny. 800; Armstrong $40, Butler. 80. Cra"
ford Loo; Erie. 90; Indiana 1900; Lawrence
.si2; Mercer 400 Somerset go, Washington, 100.
Vcuango, 3l5 Net Union gain October in thirty
counties, sl0,.
Wayne County gives Mcclellan go majority Union
gain 1f2
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tina State sho. that 232 Republicans elected with
fonr Districts TO hear from so according 10 present
appearances the Legislature WI stand as follows
~,ai,c.Ns go. Democrats, q.
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The Home Vote $4,000 to 10000 Union.

HARRISBURG, Ihnrtday, NOV. To, I70f'
The majority in Pennsylvania will be from
1900 TO 5000. without the Soldiers vote In the field
SIMON CAMERON.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, Il. l.. Thursday Nov 10, 1864.
Block Island gives 50 majority for Lincoln
The State complete gives 5O6l majority for Lincoln
exclusive Of the Soldiers vote.
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uAssACHUsETTs.

With a clean majority Of seventy to seventy
five thousand it is hardly worth while to give tie de-
tails Of tho few towns which not Leard from Tues
day night They will not alter the result" Our re-
turns foot up:
3O1 Towns Lincoln. .........-..........llpOs
Mct lellan.................. fe,&fj
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Death Of Hon. John II. Elton.

WATERBURY. Conn., Thursday, Nov. 10. isCf
Hon. John Z. Elton, one Of the Union elec,
tor. at large chosen on Tu'sd y. M influential and
prominent citizen OF this place died ht II O'clock
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INDIANA.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
Indianapolis, Tuesday, Nov. Z, 1864.
Returns indicate over thirty thousand Union
majority. D. ID. DEFREEs'
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Dusiness Notices.
HALE's HONEY OF HoARHoUsD AID Tar,

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Fog the Cure Of
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and all Affections Of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes,
and Lungs, leading to Consumption.
Tli, sovereign remedy Is compounded from tie favore
recipe Of an usous and Chemist who for many
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private practice
lie he'd long been profoundly impressed with The wonderful
virtue Of the honey Of the plant Hoehound IN union with
the CLEANSING and HEALING properties Of 'T extracted ifo
the LirE PRINCIPLE OF the forest tree i,i Bafamea OF
Balm Of Gilesd For years he baed in his attempts
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tho origins. power a. each would be preserved he dsgree
able Qualities Of common tar removed and the Price Of the
compound be within the of all At sst after long
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adding TO these as other ngedents each valuable by
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increased the curative power Of the compound This having
BEEN Thoroughly tested by practice now offered to he
general public G. safe pleasant and INTEL be Teia'ty
PRrcg so CENTS PER BorrLs.
For sale by oil Druggist
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No. - Cedar..t. New hors.
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THE SOLDIERS vOTR.

The ,vodiers Vote, in Washington and viCin-
i.v :. LARGELY in favor OF Lincoln md johnson. We
a., belox tts returns. so far as received
PENNSYLVANIA.
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Advertisement.
See notice under Financial OF MI GEORGE
W. MAYsAgD's departure Tor Colorado.
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Gpetial Notices.
The Day of Jubilee has Come:
THE ~ Y. YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN, UNION
Invita-. ths Tfniouists Of New York .oa


The Day of Jubilee has Come!
THE NJ Y. YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN UNION
Invites the Unionists OF New York .os
JUBILEE NJ f. T. Il \ @,
Over the recent GREAT VICTORY at the Poll,
To be held at
COOPER INSTITUTE on FRIDAY EVENING. Nov Il.
At eight O'Clock. ~
The following speskes have been invited 10 contribute
the happiness Of tie crowd;
Mai. Gen BUrLER NS CULLEN bRfssr esq,
Mai Den DIX Rev. r NJ. HATpfELD
VIZ. CuRrrs forEs esq. Hon. CHanLgs sgssHs.
Hon Horace GgBELgr Hon EhtNcIs Is. CUTTING
Hon TosrPB foLT Hen. II. J. RAYMOND
Hon. II SRY q. srkBDIss lion. II. ;. toDpiSC1oS
Gen Hiram WAIpRIpGB Rev HENRY WARD BBscaUot
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD. ESQ, GEORGE WILLIAM CuaTn.
Ron EpyARps PIERgPosr, Rev r. s. SToRRs ID,
Hon. JAMES A. BRIGGS, Cspt GEORGE r. forss
Rev W. r. BooLx AsaByL CRREy, esq,
Hon. WILLIAM l.. DoDGs.
Muc will be provided and sr-gngements made Tor The -
oommodson Of LADIES' who viii BE- admitted at the Thif
,re door with thet escorts. ct o'clock The princip4
door on hsior. Place will Be opened AZ q ocloeh
NO TICKETS REQUIRED No SEATS RESERVED,
Twcnfy-sccond Ward Coulter associatio4..Q
reguiar MEETING Of the above Association held on fndey
evening" November T. 81 Nos 5s4 and $50 Eighth ave.
TANFs E. COULTER was unanimously noninsted ~
Alderman Il then moved that Banner be procured 80
,ai.ed on Friday November H. ut o'clock r NJ from s
sboy~ place All friend, Of Mr.. COULTER are invited -
tend lSaAV j. DhhNI' f''''A'u"
ADpisoy SIXTH
EDWARD ~ 9 sDsEH, VIA Presdsat.
JossPHus RRiyCKwoRrH.
BERNARD NCCARSOLL J
BERNARD MARTIN, Rec essrstsfS
JoHy A. CoRxAox Treasurer
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FfssT NTW .HANP-HlRE HfAYY ARTILLERY.
Wv. commute, OF this regiment stationed IN the Tor
,lfcat!ons u Washington returned the following vote
| ,...f ..l.i L.
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cAMP DIsrnDuuoS

dsp,ich from Alex indra last night stated the as
yrr,,te vote OF al the soldiers there. as follows
'Irnion ...... 81 Democratic ..---.-4b5
TfffUf "ffD