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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
Isiest ship News.


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strong westerly winds and heavy the enir,
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pinyli oct. 10.
Biz May Rorad Kline. 81 Msrks. IS days. cotton.
Fovi Nrwn, Prirs Oct 3 % st. hLTk'a spoke sohT, 5.
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81, Heiiiias IBri. Wan Loo Ko J.neFo ca dAy' with
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20 Ertf. -,
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SsIr Aelnor fce. MArlou OsFaher lumber
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slhf Hlawaths. luzrshan Roctlsnd line
schr Ruigiso Emery, koohlsnd lime
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Amuaemeutsgshis Eyeninx.

ACADEMY or MUSlC--IrALIAs OPxRA-NoRnA
WALLACK's TIIEAIEE-MmAxs Cnxx--KIso AND
COMEDIAN.
MBLOS GARDEN-BLvELs-BfAsco rHR EscH.srRp
svoRD-THk ALcHrsnr-ouH CLERKa
OLYMPIC IHEATER--THx STREETS OF Eyw.YoRk
WINTER GARDEN-ous AsERroAs CoUsIs.
BROADWAY THRATER-" SAN"
DARSUMS Observation-Disclosures DRun-
Evenng-MArEPPA ON THE WILD HoRss rARTAKr
LIMITATIONS or POPULAR Actors b. HARRISON,
EITsxPoRAsEoUs sfSUER-
FoX's OLD BOWERY THEArER-RAPPLEKoyE rms
Spirit KIsG-MornHa Oooss AND raE GoLDEs Loo.
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CRcuA
DODwoRTH HALL-BusD BoY TON.
BRYANTs M1NSTRELc-Lys MrsEnApIEs-THE PogKa
OF MUHO-HEBNASx AND HELLER-HIGH DADDY
WOODS MfSSTRELS-SrRKKTs or NEw-YoRK-TALESr
q ApPR ecTArED--BAcOs AND GRHESs-lnr-ATIoS %
POPULAR ACToRs-CaALLKSaE DAscE'
FINE ART 0AbLERY-ErHrBIrIos-T RrPusLIcAs
COURT; On, LADY WAsBISGr0s's REcrPTIoE DAT.
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AmperiaI Troops ON the Hio G-"nde FROM
tier-Admission Of Vessels TO Mexie"n
perts-The Losses OF Ncgrete.

NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, Oct IL, 1865.
Adyiees from MatamorOs To the 4th inst, and
Monterey 10 the 18th OF September. are received.
Gen DouGy had arrived at Saltillo with LOCO men
Six thousand Imperial troops were expected at M0p'
terey, On route 10 the RIO Grande frontier.
Tie stages running from MatRuloros TO Monterey
were overloaded by the Liberals who exacted of the
passengers $50 for each trunk.
new line Of stages had commenced running be-
tween Monterey and the City Of Mexico.
Gen. Tscobedo is reported 20 have len Nier and
gone in the direction Of MoncleIa.
The chief Mexican bandits were expressing dssatis-
faction with each other.
Az Imperial decree had been issued ordering that
vessels Re admitted into Mexican ports unless they
bring proper papers from the Consul VI the Empire
abroad
Advices from The City Of Mexico state that Gen.
Negree had reached Chihuahua with only BOZ mon hay
Ing lost 800 from exposure and starvation.
A detachment Of CerbrAss guerriliHs Rad succeeded
IL capturing six OF cortina's robbers.
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tin and Young do everything that Is dsngerous and
that seems impossible, with couple o. ladders Then
MI Austin mounts bounding steed, and losses four
golden'hued balls INTO the air. and keeps them oil In
oon o. ae rides heroeli around the ring attended BY
me loquacou, end sensible clown Mr. Croueste, Then
comes The tumbling act and II Nno Eddie. By this
the Delevant Brothers have conceived ideas that
soar above ladders and they now mount the dangerous
trapeze d deeds Of daring that make tho nervous
spectator turn away terror. spice Of romance is
next infused into the entertsinis$nt bg Mr. Rivers
who clad in nautical costume and mounted upon on H.
egent stoed, proceeds to portray in well deyis anu
earnestly executed pantomime, the experiences Of i
shipwrecked sailor. There is the fitting accompani
ment OF thunder and lightning. while 1.-The
stormy winds do" most emphsticslly, elbow"
But the sailor Is rescued at last from his desert
ISLE or piece Of floating wreck and he sails home
ward under the Flag OF the Union the energetic band
dscourses "The Star.Sparged Banner and tho patri
otto listener looks With wet eIes upon the flag which
has oaed to victory through such troubled night o.
danger. Marble Statues next engage attention. These
are represented by Mr.. Bachelor and Mr. Rivers. Who
in monumental white, AMI under the strong rays OF
calcium light reproduce the Staying Of Abel the labor
OF muohendurng Atlas the audacity Of AJAX, who de-
NED the ughtnug, anu Otuer hInpreu imabos nun 'no
stored past These tablesur graphic and impress
I've. They give place. however, to III Nino Eddie. on
the tgbtrope and then the entertainment conclude.
with "a hippo dramatic" play. called the Riggs OF
Mr. Briggs" In which Illustrated the possible conf
oality Of horse and man. and in which Mr.. Austin
eyuces quite a surprising talent for acting IN
broad farce. We have thus run through but
single programme Of entertainment at the
Hippotheatron The reader will. however perceive it,
variety sud its merit There is something genuine in
this cireusnctng, which Often despite is roughnoss
better satisfies the fasdious mind than tue strenuous
Efforts of more ambitious performers. 1t sboGld be
roted too that the Hippotheatron is pleasant well
ventilated building into which ono can venture without
dread OF disaster from FIRE Of discomfort from any
cause And II the reader Of these lines be too old nnd
700 grave for personal enjoyment Of the ring let him
but take few boys and girls along with Him. and he
will find profitable delight in watching them. albeit TIE
Jokes Of the clown seem stale and the luae dseordant
while the tiusel and spaDgles remind him OF Lord
Byron's image OF the UNCOVERED ruin
Al green and wildly fresh. without,
But worn and gray beneath
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The Hippotkentroa.

The nightly pedestrian, travelling eastward
o,o,y Toprteenth.st, viii observe, long before he
reaches be peighborhoOd of the Academy Of Music the
luster Of terrestrial star. This Iuiohar! DetohehS
Tho Bupotheatron and brilliant as that star Is on 'he
outside Of that commodiOus and excellent circus IL
Males n, Intellectual fire in comparison with the stars
The BippotAeatron, THAT nightly twinkle within.
The,e stellar gems Of the Ring are Indeed spafhng
and bright and very pleasant to behold. Prominent
among them Is prodigy Of strength ana grace n'"o
III Niuo Eddie The exploits of this itc creature arc
always astonishing, and are sometimes ei'reme! ,u
dic,ous. He skips like Kid apon the tghtTopei vaults
,trouph auv number OF hoops be rides AROUND the
p,y and by series OF continuous somersani'S MAKES
osbis little body most surprising compound OF agic
c,sb and swiftly revolving wheel To see him mus
ds ovar the ground which he scarcely ever seems 10
noh "a IN .es one Of the most amusing srectaees I'M
afa.ho Nor are his elder brethren Of the King less
oo,o and active. These appear in what is called q
tuub,ine act" which Is funny as the funniest OIL
f.,ces Fency dozen or twenty mer' arTayed III ugts
.ra snsnoes throwing somerssuts backward and
orwsrd walking on their hands as Ma
nre had created them expressly for that pur'
nose leaning into all sorts OF pcstures "mrnng
through III. air like comets but falling always On tse
feet or their hands with catlike ccronty 'nd You nave
As scene before YOU This. howbe is but one OF zen
acts OF acrobAtic skin First there is game OF bhnu
mans buff played on horseback W Mr. AnsIn' one VI
the most accomplished performers ever seen npon 'e
savdust aud MesdaGies E,isleT. sOye!, lienkns enu
Flora Then ths kl.1auu Bio,hers all Acy-Ts. Al'
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DIR ID.

cHAPPELIson Tuesdsy, Oct H. after long and rsinfd
Hines. which she bore with Christian fouiude, Mary
EHra T. wife OF BarEhoo1 B. Chapps, aged IL years,
0Inopths and days. 40, ,.,
,n ssa arc respectfully Invited 20 attend the funeral ser
vice Al her ate resdenee No. so' rhidare on Friday az.
ternoon. al y. m M, --.---
ing for intezmen'
CIEVELAND-At Youisrs on Thursday, Oct. ~ Efanns.
.laest daughter of CyTua Cleveland. aged ~ years.
rer. .etsces from The residence 81 her father, Sunday
at p.
HolLELY-In Brooklyn, Wednesday. Oct. 10. Thomas
Hoey IN tho 7Nh year Of hiIDge, naive Of Sheffield
[ EpRland .
rh fend. Of the fs3y invited to attend the funeral 81
the Church OF the kedeemer. Greene ave-, AIDE
this day at o clock
shefeII Elandl aud California papers please copy
ILOYp--At Moatcsir, NJ j. on Tuesday, Oct IT, Ellen u
LLOYD, sged 70 years and &montha
The wiA be sken 10 Wesfed Mas fbs inerment
MORRIsAs Cincinnati Ohio. Friday Oct 49, Robert "
Moui. Of the late lewis Lee Mogr OF Morris. Otsee'
Co, NY
PRENTlCE--On ThrFdsy, Oct. 10 George Chesvs, Prem
dee hird son Of JeAn sud Barbara Prentice eyed pear
and days
The relative. and friends Of the family respectfully IN
iaoncs Of his parents No. 1876 Wsahngona, ct O'Clock
slAPTER-At 0resnpoint, L. l.. Thursday o.. IL
1855 Layina t.. infant daughter Of Thsmsh 600 Asno
shAptor, aged yesr. month aud day.
Tbs relatives and iendS Of the family sie
to attend tbs funeral from the res,dencs mr. parents
ksnt-st, ssss Of Union-sye, on frday' ''o l""'
o'clock
Silicon rhur.d,y aorniug Oct ~ mra Sarah Jane Sill
Her fSn, are rsepsct invited TO send tho funeral fou
her late residence 10. sS8 Faiionve o'Saufaay morning
Nll oe.o0&.
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passen aers Arrived.

IN STEAMSHIP BoHUssIA PROM basBuso.-Elise Limcte
Aug Ruiher Thomas Strong n. Spear and am, o. Iges
n b. ielmsmluler DorA Hanson. C. A. Bedecke, u. Beck
men " MEME, iary Hoe aud eild Chsras and hdw srt
y WOE. A. Won poreh. A. Heindorf wife and child, A
Baum glEten n. schoeilln. L. HAIeEdep, o: Jensen
In steamship Worlds from Aspipw ALMA 81 and Sic.
Shannon, Jane, VI. Nsnsy and wife Mr.. G. Blair MI.
r. o. smith, Z. shannon. d. y. stedm,n T.. Y. Roe, VIM
Watson. Mr.. =. A. Thyer Mi's v. Manning. Mr. Cum
ming, Mis. Cummngs Geo Psron, John Harry o. Sawyer
Web. sud children, "a. 6shr.adt .. Ros'. Hess wife
ard children C. Wfendler, h. Eml.e. j. Bnuas. schmidt
s.d children ~ Andfessen {. Eescr Emile Mas y. sA
Ian l. Msrufed wife ard children, n. Boes NJ. Bran
Ius Esponehed g. fIeyer Lowe schnrer, Cath sehush
NJ Philip j. AcII and wife, A. Al-ssDd-r, A. 5tal J. LII
IeT AID slic, I'd schuslgw and 3ts in StcerAss.
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rh. nnu.Yark s.mI.WrcLi, TrIbuus

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~ snl rrunoiies Now fof Nov kngant the western
State. te Pscise slope Polka Domestic Miscellany aud
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and John u. Resgsn A. the As,or House.
CooKiss as Fiss ARr-Mon,leur Blo,'s Academy. IN.
tsrior Arrangement, md Process Of the Clsne -
WIVES .sD DAuGHrIEs-An Eyey Dy story by Mrs.
Gs.as. Chsfter m Molly Gibson Childhood. 80.
Hgw frBIcAIioSs-Ihe Tri1uie Eook heootn .L .hs
P,op- during the War tr the Union.
isos socTu AEssrA--A Naval Battle oeoi.l Report
81 the Bsill. Of the ia.sy
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The Republican Judicial ConVentios Of
the Second District.

Tie Republican Judicial Convention TO nomi-
ns.s Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the Second
District in place Of the Hon. Judge Brown whose term
bS expired assembled ia the Brooklyn City Court
ron yesterday afternoon
TIE District comprises the Counties Of Kings Queens,
S.Aolk Putnam Orange, Rockland. WesIehestsr'
Dliehess and Richmond.
The Convention was called 10 order by Mr.. Bradley
o. Richmond County. WHO nominated Mr.. stephen
kr WIN. Norton Of Queens County vas appointed Sec
tHsry
After the list OF delegates had been read, Mr.. II. W.
Bradley OF Richmond moved resolution 70 The erect
tls5 Zone but O known member Of the Union party
.hosld be nominated for Justice Of the Supreme
Court
Mr. Gridey Of Kings moved 10 lay the resolution on
te table. which was lost
Judge Lucien Birdseye moved an amendment that
81 between this Convention" and will nominate"
b stricken out upon which remarks were made by
ave. u members OF the Convention. Judge Birdseye
extended that II made no difference who was elected
tas was the right kind Of man; whether he was "a
EpOblican OF Democrat he would vote for Just
lea that DO bound 70 vote Tor any pdrC uler party.
AZ Politician lie went in for success; as o lawyer,
ilf e.eotng the best man they could get. Mossrs.
Bradley and Maddox Of Kings contended that il was
t0 DE theory OF party conventions 70 eeet one Of the
ooI0s party In the present instance, they were re-
9ufrd 10 lake man opponents bad rejected Beng
faeotel be comes TO this Convention for no Other
reason than that they are asked 10 nominate him. II
vas conceded that the candidate from Brooklyn VIII b'
setedhsnee the al xiet for the nomination from Thu
ey.
Afiar some further discussion. Mr.. Brdseye moved
substitute that the Convention proceed 10 an In
h-1I ballot which was carried.
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usica1.
THE OPERA.

Flotow's charming opera, Martha" was
SUM last evening 10 Brooklyn by the same quartet as
iu New.York, Kellogg Phillips, Irffe and AnionrccL
The house was crowded. Notwithstanding the storm.
aud the artists being in excellent voice the applause
very lberay bestowed and calls before the cur.
tain frequent. Altogether il was bright s'nrking'
satisfactory perlormaoee
This evening Norma will be revived at The New York
Academy with very strong cast, including Carozzi.
Zucehi BOsisio. Atassimliani and Antouueci Trova'
tore /. announced for Monday snd the new opera
Girls pino Ia Comnre-for Tuesday " next week.
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Secretary Seward aud the Psnians.

George Francis Train addressed the fenians
in Philadelphia Wednesday night, and read the fol-
lowing dispatches
~ address the Fenisn Brotherhood on "Wednesday
av.ninq neSt. NJ the Philadelphia ACADEMY Of Music
m Irsb Congress will lie present May i deny tue
Englsh assertion that Irish arrests are made through
your adyiceG nEg, tk1NVis ltAN
I received the following reply within Lhi an hour.
GEoRGR r. TRAIN. Erereu House;
II cannot depart from my habits o. leaving my win,
djcat on against Galumpies to GA lntegent county ana
8 candid world W H. of"Ahp'
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THE FENrANA.
Return OF an Irish-Anericnn Sossnni"'
from Ireinrd-The Irish fehi"ns
Powerful md Wen Led-Increa'ed At
tendauee-The Loan.

PHILADELPHIA 1hurrdt!s wv. - -"
At the Fenian Convention to-day, Patrick J..
Neeh6n prominent Irish, American journalist maqs
his appearance having Just returned Tgia tou ~
win Irish TeIiabs. and informed himself OF their
plans. lie reports the organization as powerful ana
under skilful leaders.
The nnubsrs present have been increased by deega'
tons from tho est and California delegation j. ex
pecied. 1T.
Financial matters are being perfected and snb5crp
tons TO the loan will soon be commenced. 80 .,
PHIApELPHIA Thursday, Oct. ~, lcb5 -
The members OF The Congress attended grand ball
given this evening OF the Hal OF the hailoh nuAIoS
BY the Philade phis Circle, IN ana Of the cause.
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an pp-or Wednesday Oct 49, Mary Agnes eldest dsugh.
:, Ian, ]. and susan y. A. STAFF, aged 10 year' and
months. ",-AL.v
The e,d. OF the family respectfully invited
>, "oai sae iyy.- go o, 81 n,sioci Than.. -
iiouston-st, on Friday aNefns, " =, S'0A' Ai'0'''
Eieventh-st Cenetery No carriages =
TAYL0RAt hs residence in Fen do Lac Wis., on Sunday
Oct 1865, J. N. Taylor, in tbs SD yesrof his sss ~
"EED-0n Wednesday morning Oct 10, James Weed qs<
he e nd and relatives Of the family respectfully invtss
% attend the funeral rom his ate residence, NO. tod
10. sJ East ThirteenthAt, Friday, p NJ, w'tbous
furthe- invitation. - ...-.. -..-.-.
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News from the Confederate In Mexico
maximiIisn Not n Very sirons sympn.
tbizer-He Encourage Emisrntioa-
The Liberal Cause Again Hopeless.
MN. OHLRANa. SATURDAY.. o.

NKW-UhLEANH, bhtufUhy, Ucl II Ipu'
A letter from Gen. Mafruder dated last Au-
gust at the City Of Mexico says he would remain there
in December. Gems. Price, Wilcox, stevens. Lead
heater. ex.Cov. Allen, Judge Perkins and eIGoV.
Han OF Tennessee were getting along pretty vel
Maxmiian had refused positively TO DO anything ior
the "COnfederates more than fOTOtbtT elRrahis pa'
iayors emigration and will issue favorable de-
cree on the subject. ,,
4 gentleman lately arrived from Brownsville sayI
the cause of uareE Is considered hopeless hsro t1r
tinas Is his only energetic leader tLeIe bh' ne uo
their cause by his bad characteI
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W,stchesior County Politics.

5he Weotchester County Convention was
~ lafayette Hall a, White Plains on the 9th inst
Ia a; zoe President. and Mr. Sheldon Secretary.
S2-l g. Bates YES nominated for District Att0rney
~. - y AIno 6r Superintendent Of the Poor. and
I..-aa n9f .of Justice Of Sessions. First Assembly
d, ~, \, ", W Pierson; Second Assembly District
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Union Assembly Nominations.

me different Union Assembly Conventions
s-oh have rot yet nominated candidates held meet.
~y, .ssl night, with the following results
too e" N'""'' S"-'N ~
Us OCT p Law " "'A'
W. w, District nominated Henry y. RanHcy.
a. A ~ District adjourned 10 next Tuesday evening.
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Citizen, Association, Tenth Ward.

r., meeting Of the Citizens Association Of the
a. al aa held ., Columbian Hall No 2el 0randst.
.iogs5 "L' ths following resolution was vnaninoufiy
$50 Tia. heartily irdor.e In. nominee Of the United
s,., S,'ose'y Andrew lewis candidate for State
.1e ne fihh Dsrct. VI the ensuing election, % one
scfhy and capable NIL such position and promise
Is..ss raeir4sd support. Jko. NJ JoSALEsos'
SAsoT Secretary. Chsirmsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
H'psbiican Judiciary CsnveniiOn-The
Non,inations Last Evening.

The Republican Judiciary Convention met
'i evening and made tho following nominations; For
slIfemo Court. Clarence A. Seward; for Superior
curt Isaac {. Dayton and Hooper {. Van Eoorsti for
toaa OF Common Pleas, Gen Stewart J.. Woodfordi
f Marine Court QoDg term, John ID. Mo('regor for
"a'oe Court (short term) A. j. Ditlenhoefer.
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MEXICO.

From El Paso - The Junrex Government
The Celebration of Mexican HIDE.
pendene6 among the Juarisis - The
Sunis Presided Over by President
Jnnrez-speechcs aud Orations-Pres-
ence OF American Officers,
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ruion Repubiican Ratification Meeting

A meeting Of the Union electors Of The LAST
"a District OF Brooklyn will take place this evening at
Washington Hail. corner Of Fourth and South Seventh
n. Chauncey NJ. Depew, Secretary ofState; Senator
Andrews Of Otsego; Samuel Booth. Union candidate
n Mayor snd others. are expected to address the
getting
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Senatorial Nominations.

JMoREsIowS n. Y. Thursday, Oct 10. 1868
The Hon. George L. Cobb, formerly Member
c'Congress from this District was to-day nominated
~ Sts.e Senator By the Union Convention Of ST.
lawrence County.
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NEW YORK DAILY rRIBuNE. FRIDAY. OCTOBER o. 1865

oRaovATIoS.-Ho often do we oome in
n It'll persons who are always complaining Of I'M
CONTACT v" never feel WE'LL either weak, deblli.
tated, nervous or hOttie ~ Hony, ,SSs g Ses,. :.
thi, class, procure ~ sso n STsnt1Sa.
will soon Se restored TO heat and vc. For sails by
all druggists. They arc not beverage. u 7. HELM.
BOLD, druggist No. 5A Broadway, Agent. NJ York.
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Reported 1v T.iegrnph.

A,n.sY Oct ia-Four qds, and dro1pne Wbea,-
ale, IN lots OF 81 IS for White State. OGlf dul At 5Jdo7o
fr STATE Corn 1 scoyc srAs OF 01c bLsA Nr5ieEn at
Re Tor Damaged and s5d6t for Sound. cied harley
.s sctiye sales OF % 900 2s Celd Ea.t 1t ~ ~ pPed
v t., iee fao bqsh ssfey y loob go. OF oioN bah
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Dillingham;

Dillingham; over Davenport 1879; scattering, 10.
ne vote for LieutensBtGoyernor was 2I6S9 for
Abraham B. Gardner Union, $500 for D. Z. Lindsey
Dsaoerat).
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sgusr ESQ., omitted That looks a. II bad been done
5sgnedy mot by you coure Mr. Hsgner the popular
candidate the Onion and Independent
they intend TO elect him too! You're, &c,
An laDEPEgDENT DEAocRAr.
Ja,paiea, Oct IS, lesS. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

TIE districts not yet returned are the LIST Of the Sew
snih Ward. 9th OF tie Tenth Ward, "a and Sd OF the
Eleventh Ward 5th Of the Fourteenth Ward and LIST Of
tie Nineteenth Ward.
Tie total number Of voters registered before the
Presidential election Of 1901 was 81. 81. The total
nMSs, Of votes p0ued for President was a. Sc.
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qouRTutso NRW

Row ana Chldren's CARrBAI9I GETAWAY sntIoC
.vx surls by the Thousands at KsasoDable fricss
/. V. BRokAw. Nc. o2 Lafayette pnce
SO. 80 Fourth.aye.. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

LANES afflicted with DiscOlofetions on tae
,,ce cnled moth patches, or with fteokles shoeld use
Dr prRnYs celebrated Nom AMI tREcxLs Lo'1os
M n infnllible. Sold BY al druggets.