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PoIIcE CoURr.-Judge Abbey disposed O

POLICE CoURr-Judge Abbey disposed Of
the following docket yesterday morning;
Drunkenness-Charles Il. Lee, David
Phillibin, John Mickey and Thos. Munson
were fined 81 and costs each George Il.
Towars, Geo. Watson, 81 and costs; Michael
Reading, So and costs; Daniel Callough, IS.
Observation-Disclosures stoner, Thos. Cos
grove, Thomas Gilmartin and George H.
Towars, So and costs each; Dan. Robinson,
s. and costs Thee. 0'Brian, costs.
Vagrancy-Maggie Burns and Mary Leh-
man, sent to the workhouse for three months
William Burton and William Pike, work.
house thirty days, at hard labor.
Petit Lareeny-James Welsh and Michael
Smith, IS and costs each.
Assault and Battery-Cassius Spencer and
Philip Behringer, 81 and costs each; Jane:
Young, Patrick Mills, Robert Duff and Ben
jamin Randall, continued to December 18th
Robbery-James Lee and Henry Cloddon
case e~ontinued to the 18th inst. $500 bal
each.
Violating Bridge 0rdinanee-A. Singer
continued to December 18th bail, $50.
Burglary-Abrdham 0sterhaut, bound
over, bail $500; James Smith, Cornelius
Higginbottom aad William Dixon, bound
over, bail $1,000 each James Mcintosh, cast
continued till tie 18th, bail $500.
Horse SteaIing-Wm. Pelt, discharged.
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MARRIED.

SWIFT-LORD-At Piermont, n. Y, Dec. 9Th,
by Rev. VIM. Thompson, ID, Of Hartford, Conn.
Oliver +. Swift, of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and Mary
T., youngest daughter Of Eleaz-r Lord, Esq, Of
PisImOnt.
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New Books.

The SoNG WITHOUT WORDS. By the Au-
thor of the "Schonberg-Cotta Family" DC
New York: NJ. W. Dodd. 1855.
We are not wild when we state that nc
book has, been issued for a twelvemonth,
which will begin to compare, in value for
children, with this beautifully gotten up
little volume. The book binders art has
made it a jem, and the authoress has sup
piled, in the story, everything which gen
ius can receive or inspire.
For sale by Ingham and Bragg.
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a fine assortment of meerschaum pipes
and cigar holders, suitable for Christmas
presents, at A. j. Hawks, 225 Superior
stranf
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GARDNER, BURT & Co.,
STORAGE n
Produce Commission Merchants.

Proprietors Of the Union Railway Ship and Ca
nal Grain Elevators. Storage capacity, 25O,O 0o
bushels. Office and Warehouse adjoining the Ele-
vatOr,
No. 1917 MerEIn Street, Cleveland, o.
Dealers in all kinds of Country Produce. Agents
for the Salt Company Of 0nondaga.r' Salt SOLD
always at the Compsny's prices.
Salt, Water Lime, Flour, Grain, &C., by car
loads, received or to be shipped on the @. C. & C.,
O. & T., G. 4 E., q. 4 p. OF A. & G.. W, marrow
guage) Railroads and their connections, loaded OF
unIoaded directly in our warehouse, saving ex-
pense of drayage.
Will give personal attention to the filling Of or
/ ders for PrOduce and Merchandise on Commission.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
We are prepared to receive and ship, by Canal
Lake or Rail, without d~rayRge), Grindstones
Slaves, Marble, Lumber and coarse Freights Of all
kinds, having the ONLY DERRICKS IN THE
CITY for the transfer Of heavy Freights.
Refer to Banks and business men generally.
ap3:R3
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NEW PATTERN BAzAAR.-Mrs. E. P it's and
Miss E. Higgins, having recently removed
to this city from the East, would call the
attention of the ladies of Cleveland and
vicinity to a complete assortment of the
latest patterns for dresses, eloaks and other
female wearing apparel, of which they in
vite inspection. They are also prepared to
make, upon the most reasonable terms and
in the latest fashions, ladies' and children's
wearing apparel of all kinds. They have
made special arrangements with Nine. De
Morest for quarterly patterns and monthly
fashion plates, thus insuring, at all times,
the very latest styles to be had in this city.
They guarantee entire satisfaction, and will
give prompt attention to all orders. Call at
Room No. !, Sd story, Lyman's Block.
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Some fine imported cigars for the holt
days can be found at Hawks, 225 Superior
street,
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weekly Bank statement-N.Y. Dee. Il
Rose & Prentlss' Provision Market

Rose & PrentIss' Provision Market
Report.
The following are the rates charged BY Us:
HAns-Sugar-cured premium hams . d.. Is
CANvAssED HAMS D.
DRIED BEEF-8
SHOULDEBs-SuEar-cured q b..----..- II
BAcoN-Or Smoked Sides 3 D.-------..- 81
LARD-Prime Leafkettle-rnd'din bbls or tres q
90 Prime Leafkettle-rnd'd in kegs 3 d.. %
PoRK-No. L. inewl3 bbI.---.---.....s30 90
"a Ez:-a clear = "a co
RE-Eo extra charge made for packages or cart
are to railroad GeYOts or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anythingin
the state. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE & PRENTISS.
E0, ~, n and Its Ontario EtEssts
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AMusEMENTs.
ACADEl1Y % MUSIC



sonn A kilsler. Manager h n. eeary--TrsEursr.
EhicEs OF ADNTss1oS.-Dress Circle and Par
seette, % een.si Reserved Seats 70 Dress Circle, Is
1s FAMILY Circle, 90 cents; Gallery, IS cents;
11ntAta Soxez, s. and IS Single Seats in Private
D11e4s Sl,O0- Orchestra Chairs, IS cents.
CSora open az SIS. Curtain rises at 7:45.
coioIed persons VIII, under no circumstances, be
permitted TO occupy seats in any other portion Of
'he house, save the Gallery. Admission % cents.
ENGAGEMENT OF THE YOUNG AND
CHARMING c0MMEDIENNE
MISS LOTTA.
Whose unapproachable performances in Singing.
Acting aud Dancing have been the theme Of admit
ration. MISS appears tonight in three
Comic characters, and introduces her inimitabls
SONGS, her great JIG and BANJO SOLO.
TUESDAY EVENING, December 18th, 1865,
sin be presented
ANDY BLAKE,
on, THE IRISH JEwEL.
Andy Blake with song Wearing Of the Green, y
After which the Musical Burletta Of
JENNY LIND.
Jenny Leatheriungs with operate seIectiousl
Miss Lolita
THEGoOD FOR NOTHING.
Nan (w1tA song and her celebrated Banjo Solo)
Miss Iotta
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THE BEDFORD MURDER
TRIAL OF DR.. JOHN W. HUGHES.
The Murderer Of NJ Parsons
TESTIMONY OF DRIVER CARR.
Incidents Before and After the Murder
FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS
TESTIMONY OF DRIVER CARR.
Incidents Before and After the Murder

The Court met at nine O'Clock yesterday
morning. The following is the testimony
taken yesterday
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,

PURlFI THE BLOOD,
Remove Headache, Dizziness, Giddiness, DroWsf-
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness OF Sight
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
Bowels,
Insure NEW LIVE in the DebIlitated, and
RESTORE THE SICK TO PERFECT HEALTH.
Try theml They only cost Is cents, and If you
cannot get them Of your Druggisl, send the money
to DR.. J. BRYAN, Consulting Phys clan, AZ Broad
way, P o. Box 5O79, and they Win be sent By re-
turn ma ], post paid Dealers supplied by Demas
Barnes & Co., Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, lie supo-
rior street. Cleveland. sep4r6-wsLta
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The trade of the past week has been fsif for the
season, shipments showing an improvement over
the week previous. Receipts show a large falling
on, and very little more will be added to present
stocks this season. Dealers generally, however,
arc veil Supplied; and stocks are deemed ample to
carry them through to next ssasoa, Unless an un-
looked for demand should arise. Prices diirihe the
week have ruled steady, and close without change.
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Money MnrkeEDec. IL.
ny. stock Market-Dec. m,

MoEEY-Steady at 7 q cent.
Sr~ERLING-Quiet at lO9@IOgM.
GOLD-Firmer, opening at I441s, advancing to
I45l< and closing at AS. ..
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CHURCH FssrIvAL.-The ladies of the
Shiloh Baptist Society (colored) will hold a
fair and festival this Tuesday, evening, in
the Shiloh Baptist Church on Hudson street,
near Garden street. The proceeds will be
devoted to the completion of the church.
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. II, 1865.
FIOUr-DulI and unchanged. Sales 200 Dbl.
choice Xxx red, country brands, at slO,OO@1O,25.
W~heaf-Inactive and mainly nominal. The
only transaction we could hear Of to-day was 1 car
choice old No. 1 red from store at s2,O5.
COrn-Negiected and nominal. No sales re-
ported. Old No. 2 mixed offered at 6O965c from
store.
Oats-Inactive and nominal at 43@4lc for No.
l from store.
Rye-DulI and nominal.
BnrIey-Inactive and nominal.
Dressed HOES-euiet. Packers buying in a
small way at lO@1lc for heavy.
POrk-ouiet and steady. Mess held at $500
Clear. S34 90.
L~ard-Lower. Held at zoe for city rendered
in tierces, 2lc for do in kegs.
Mess Beef-steady at $500 for city packed.
B~utter-Quiet. Small sales prime roll at
339S5c; common grades neglected.
Cheesc-Dull and unchanged. Good to choice
Western Reserve and New York I6@2Ic.
Eggs-In moderate request at 35@37c, accord
ing to condition.
HjghwInes-Quiet. Held at s2,27.
AIcOhOl-Lower. Held at s ,5O@4,5S for 9s
per cent. Cologne Spirits, IS per cent, S4,65. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits 81, 4e92,45.
PetrOIeum-The inquiry is light, but rehners
are firm at 75@76c.
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GLAD NEWS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.

ARE WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of ali Diseases
arising from Sexual Excuses, or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETI0Ns,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions and Sensual
Dreams, Gen tai, Physical and Nervous Debility.
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, &c.
NO CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
And they can be used without detection. Each
box contains 60 Pills. Price One Dollar II you
cannot get them Of your Druggist, they win Be
sent by mail, securely sealed, postpaid, with full
Instructions, that insure q cure, on receipt Of the
money and a pamphlet Of 100 pages on the errors
Of youth, the consequence and remedy, sent free ;
ten cents required for postage Address Dr.. J..
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, ~, Broadway, N
Y, P o. Box 5O79. Dealers can be supplied By
Demas, Barnes 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, n. Y.
For sale BY G. W. CLARK, Druggist, I9 SuPs-
rior street. Cleveland sen4.r6.MLkfh
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RUssELL's FOR


C Sage, Huntington CT Stevens 4 VT,
J " Daily, Brookfeld, % Siamese Twins Z chill
T J Watson, Minerva, o Capt Reid L Stone,
NJ II Kellogg, Brimfield Australian children
f Fuller, jr, Medina Z f BurreIl & ! Euclid
@ A Mclaughlin, Ill B + Richmond H."
7 F Collins, city II Kelley, city g.
$ b Caster, +" 5 Adams, Buffalo
+ Wick, Youngstown A Martin,
C A Fowler, Grafton $ D Harris, city
J I Hatcher, Phila J Hicks,
Q Gassett, J Hutching.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
b last TWenty-FOur Hours.
wEDDEIt House..


wEDDELL HOUSE.
Geo H jerks, Fremont f II Castle, Chicago
II NJ Robinson, Ashland C II Briggs 4 wi, &"
G Kinney, n Y J Smith 1 VT, +"
H II Pitcher, Boston A J Walker, n Y
P nj Taylor, Pa Mr. A Mrs WARREN Chicago
@ Dudgeon, Knox Co, o r S Greenville, &"
R C Hudson, Mt Vernon S NJ Nickerson, &"
P H Watson, Ashtabula L Spencer, 4"
] W Tyler, Warren NJ Bituer, A G
B H Ranney, city CIV Ellis, Gin
L 7 Straw, Toledo T Parker, n Y
G Travis, Youngstown L W Skinner, Wis
II Kilbourn, WashingtonE Babeuf, Boston
J W Leslie, Niles, o GP Williams, n Y
G A Townsend, Ny W Cushing, city
RUSSELL'S FOREST 1 T HOUSE.
II eager, Gin tt Terry, Ravenna
J W Haughton, Welling'nJ F Hope, Pa
A G BiglOw, Williams q J NJ Kiefer, Toledo
H W Page, city PFYoung a VT. Painesv'e
J J z Johnston, Wakem'nB Garfield a vi, Wakeman
G W Cherry, A & Peabody a wi, d"
Ii Putchen, Rocky River
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Cigar holders, cigar cases, tobacco boxes,
watch safes, cards, pocket books, &c, &c, at
y. ]. Hawks, 225 Superior street.
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The receipts and shipments of Flour and Grain
at this point during the weeks ending Dec. 2 and
Dec. 9, as reported to the Board Of Trade, were as
folIoyyz.
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EYE AND EAR.
DYEINc.
FREDERICK CYRIIY,

french and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
E-fabIishment, BelTidere Farm, East Cleveland,
md &c Seneca street.
OTrrcE-lO4 Seneca street, Cleveland, o.
/ mean to make this the BEST D1E-H0USE I
EHE WEST, and shan spare no effort togiVe salts
zction-
cal the especial attention Of Gentlemen to tn
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
d Caauining or Ee-dying Of made-up Garments
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cleveland Lumber Market.

MoSbAI, Dee. II, loVe:
The receipts and shipments Of Lumber, Shingles
and Lath during the week ending on Saturday last
=. rfgz.
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Elegant Paisley and Cashmere SIaels,
Rich Tstret Plush and BeeVev Goak&
Superb SIX Dress Patterns,
Dress Goods IN large assortment
Magnificent Morning Robes,
Embroidered, heaO and re7y CHOICE
Real Lace Goods, n~oretties,
Handkerchief of ereTg description -
ScaTfs, STA, VeI1et, Worsted, &C.
Breakfast Shau7ts, Hoods, Leggins,
Scotch and B1tnsoral Hose,
BalmoraL and Hu6derfeld Skirts,
Piano and Table Corers,
Extra Fine DdDldsk Cloths end RoPktlss
Gentlenen's Dressing Go1Uns,
Dressing Gol5n Materials,
Gents Searfs, Ties, HaHdksrehisfS &c.
Pants and Vest Patterns,
French and american Suspendsrs,
Chores, great assortment
Carriage and Lap Robes.
ONE PRICE oNLY.
AH Goods Marked in Plain Figures.
BALDWIN 3 CO.
deer1.9sI do
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OsWego MarketNDec. d.

FLoUR-DuIl and unchanged. Sales Of GOO bbls
at $500 for No spring; $3.50 for red winter;
&c., 70 for white; 81, 5Ofor XXX.
WHEAT-Quiet. Sales Of 2,4OO bbls choice
white Canada at 80.
CoRN-And other grains nominal.
ImPORTs-lO0 bbls -four l0,4OO bu wheat; $50
bu peas.
ExPoRrs-FIour s34 bbls; $500 bu wheat.
Shipped by railroad 55l bbls flour.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
Nc
I'll, t,,sonm Eic,iiOn.

T5r, LIarV Tie " J. Troaar
SE. THO aunomcclnen ~ 80 clc','on OF
John Goodwin o, Delegate tom AT.'.nu. in Jonr
,lo-nius rir.r require some rN?.nH"ei' Nh'eh you
viii k.rdiy allow ne 10 make,
Secretary McCouuiek tbe ccuI;'0i.oI f'er' o;"oy.
Goodwin lot beng able % return to the Territory,
t.dg.f r tbe support Of tho G.gtrI0r cn tie Giiih
6f .oly.r atoms tlty lad Led IL ~. ,Hhe't previous
~ bis dcfafiite and Secrotify Ai.Col 100 va. ~
h..,. r,rt,f,Ur present Noith-~ of them, ron any
other person awto oi te Tc"i ."h' e\''.Ns Between
NJ IN. t.il ai-rute fiis f,ct
80. ,,-,,t 4. fnoars the, u the itiu.ic Siltfs
vlo ,', Wei. informed ~ my ictI'Gs nud riertpns
m Cols1r.- ngrc,d 20 become uu1nimou' ~ then
iufu.pce o. ,,curo ~ reelection. bD' horh"i
t,i, al o., ,h.sc facts oDd. un'l G,cr iiC election
Li ,,s. cl Ma. supposed 0y " e. H'yc t'eh Wotkrg
as lca.on.y sud honestly Tor mi reelection as we Z,
been working harmoniou'y more iof uo PI"V''''y uu
b,.f interests % tie T1rriioii. ~
A., a -are Mifl tie olly newsplp'. published m
The Trrfor, undertook o. fcpre e'el. ny acuons nnd
Intentions fa ly ~ tie pcoll, had "nApuHGeu III! uamo
n candidate snd was proc ecdins m good lhiih NEch
Gov. Gclduiu arrived at TIC o.piiel and N tho
lrrc, - the PROPRIETOR, took posse son %. tho press
struck my name boa the lis. 81 canada.e' suppressed
me eeo. IN og 81 i,oy %ySF OF s, ana ''''u ''1 '
'ILr st,tcmrft made IN ~, AiaT 0t August .: To
tosc o. oar friends Who 40 az. ho.rted N, ihS oi
Col Po,tuu before fhc aTirul oi Gov. tocdNh we
would sly that TIE most annie able n ang eAsls byt'en
tlem anl thaL Col. Poston VIII himself support 'he
Governor fol the dcleglcy j.. an inihmou, iu''ioou
and forgery made without he SHADOW 81 right OF "or
of trull. and in violation of al coufitsy deceleN
honor. and laW. ,., All, +,
letter iom on of the hn,lc,t Federal oMciaS III
the Territory says. ,,,.- III
'The Go,ognnr IA supposed 20 have tue inside trcA
having been a through tnn soGthcn portion lls
Territory with Gen. h.uor on a political ca"l9isn
free oi CApcn,c' He adds. The Governor , ou,sa W
auone Union men here" Gen. Mason W. sent 20
Arizona with abundant orccs. at great sVs' 20 lno
Government 10 make An . Hdlan-G0t J''i'io"' 'aA'
pagn. t,ese ,ir,,r,
stances tho tf0yeruOrOi pmoie Ie.Vniy van oIOss
the CouyTrs si0nnl threshold With us.a'o s'sleu
with ms own name. foundo- upon la"uul,A' 'Ves re-
gi.ored by his own judges nd 81, 81" pcs,o.W
himself 'N'e' ~ '1iV''
7n'C,i,fS Cl18. Nov ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
Mozart Aid.rmnnie Conventions.

The several AlJcmanc Conventions oi iIf
Mozart Democracy no, lasi evening for ttc purpose 81
making aominatons. The following Ia the result.
HeoOsD DsruCTIhr SECOND District tolvrru'h '''i Ni
No iti Pral-L. aud ID olrnrj 10 mot l.tir o. Coo -Ha
p.t'e on lidsy oytlnif urs', at Z. o'cloa.. ~
f0tATn pi-lticT.-Ihc Convention 90 tbr ~" MS
tci met ~ The Green Room IN tcnffest uer Y 90 81
"rocs Mr Liwud NalsA H,rupi-d the CHAR ne 'oH-
Yentlou uot1inaicd thafi', MctreU, end adouri r So
sIzrH pIsrRiC1 ihe CDns entien ior tn" SIKH p4''c'
met a. 10 o. CTeaTd' ~. Mr ftP MLe .cci - 'ili
man end he.sIr Jstr G-ufyhcr and John OowiG g. S't
talt. Joseph nlanLo tn- Ifcssnt Incumbent "hs '.'
nousiy nominated
sKyFEra DsrRIcr--Ihe Convention f,r DE ruP.ses o
nominating candidates for th, district f.ei last n.hi a.
" lIuerf, between EghtYsi1th sud fisHty st'euN ~.
Third ave. hr John McQu,ic tie CHAR. ~
seth II. huris and Nj Frede'ie Meyer. s'ic y
pointed SecIctane', sld Philip hrua.in aud joel h.
ytns, lelef When the Convention wts hnaNJ 49, nv,
they proceeded @ ballot 1r caudiacs, Iesltnr ln ~ I'
Ing uomiuH'i0nf Twelfth Ward Ben Iinfn hoDio
Nurt, nth Nard-i atnck Russell Twrfti Ward
els D. f~ynod, Twonty hT.t VI srl-Hugb Reilly i"'hN'
scroid Nstd Henry Moray. ai1th Nefd Joan W "'
EiShrH DsrKlCE-Iho tnn,rniion If the tiehtn pif
Ji the nomination Alderman met .t evening al W" "
Rdre-'t ind William l.. Ply was uuniironsly chosen -,
THsTn bNrRiCr.-Ths Adrunanic Convention oil lhii
Tenth Dlstac asscribcd tho of fist ave ana
FiiihfL. hli made nomination. anJ aaOuhed unlI S''n
turday evening
TwsLyrn DsrRIcr- The Convention OF ts pi,tIet net
a. No BIZ Lswstt aud nominated sir Charles h' Loo" '
Alderman.
iscayhss'B Dsrger-Ihs alssmsric CoD''ntlop u
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
Union Nominations and Eieciion. Of Dele
| gates Lnu Evening.

The following nominations aud election 81
delegates took place hsi evening n the various Alder
mamie Couucilmanic and School B.sTicis.
srcos y iIpfKshNfc ptsnucr-No nomination nade
Adjourned 90 SATURDAY ever us
fouHrn ALDsKsASic Di'rRcr-AdIogrnei willslt r.,.
snrr AIDrs,nic cosvsnoS. Adorned wiho ..
iIGn.n Aipsrs,sic Dr.rEcI-Non,a.t.I 7hors
TrI1a ALpeKx,Nuc Drrsicr- Nominated Heu.y 3.
TvrLrrH ALpsss.VIc DI,ru,7-idJo4fnc Go Fr.l.y
FouEgTrxrB ALpgRs,ic DisTricr In III Fourtc-ait
D-ric, division hi. .fed between no Rrpuhli
No nomiIltol bal oean ide a. l'" houf "a "r-r. So
indrpfEdrut CONVENTION WI o. irIi o. ,t-fh' eva a.
sIa1EISIn AIpEEsssic DTNcr-Nomtlfrf J.. :"
fmsr V-.np-p,l.g.,,. To- g.. .,rIl.ifr C.py..a .a5u-
Edwafi Ne.-u. Irf.tIsh to4n-',s. u.H.rI lrt.I
TO SCHOOL 'osy.Suov -N.l -. nr,l, f.4rct D.
sreosD 81 1,uro w..D...No convention, held.
fOUETH WARD -'our"irarir.-b {. rrr.t bcn .. H'-rf,
John l.. q Conu'i. Hr.ro.-h. O.. Lrst Mr.. -4n. Hn.
VIM. T. Potter
Fn5n WIan-c cora. 'alpic--li. I.e4'.a Plumb. Ei'.l,
Kns!ey u., - I'D lioasl, ~ s.hr'.-Jo.riA H. ,.or
Jan4o4 -. 1ushiu John A. WI.ar..
sIrrn Wu.D.--Coauti .r.u.r-u,.cn ". Brrlsn. David
D. D.1fo, " chrd J. isyI4 s,Lool- Il. }. E5-l. DirE
ssysSra .Wn.o --No on,etdor, h-il
EIGBTx WAEp. .-Coanelnf fuir Join Shaw 4 Li-.i.
ly ir.. David j. Oakley ItL..l A-I1r,
blglkly, David "hsr-, Wm. nsart
Nnrr WMD.-t ouniiapnr-D-, w. Jacques Iho'
Coppaiuo. t.oDlo E'i., 10. U oudI {. Wu-rt hifoy
School Conr.irge-J,, ". Far. A. Gedaey, Geo T.
Mukon, q. ". ja-qurs Hob- X. Carpenter.
Tam WARb-So Convention lrd
I ELsykSul NAaD--C CoIui iral.s-Ia. B,r.rty, j.npA
Archbid Potter u. Dennis, Robf Wil.., W. Bar Sh.1L
Adjourned 90 tl.s evening.
1wEafTH WHD-Hrld ~ Tturd.y rven.rr
IHtKTEEN1H WtFp Nominated fnr or.infi 1.Hf'f-
Erris E.ft IDe.rgtss to 5chso Crls 'H'an .t'fJ -n
D1it q ud or, John WHIT. EnLr-t Fair De-. es 'nln
eimEIic tonverol-Clls. Strong E0b.U tlr"u. I..rph
LArry, ismes Mcf.tr'I.4tn Nu. r. tlfof
fOr-rLr.iIr NAHp--S1 Convention lrd.
SEvrSTsKsrH NAUr-~cl0Dl iiu-IoU--ssDrss J.. H'IL
ScApO Dereits-lienry H. Woods, - me ttufrii
frefeIcS {. Nasler, Join l. 'roior Gtorfr Brown.
COHrcilEtHlc D,sg8ts--F T4yi1F Nu. Rtrch, a. E'.d
lralc Nsi4.~t. r. !. Od-lL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
Convention oi thc Union Democratic -
ssciatisa az Cooper Gnstiinf' 80 ioo"
IIeeLer nnd Richard 0'Gornn" Non'-
mated,

A Convention Of the Union Democratic
Association was called tbs Cooper Institute lAa'
evening composed ~ the most eminent and Te4peei'
ble Democrats throughout tho city who are opposed v
the COrruptionists Of ibe King
The meeting was called TO order, and Mr.. Mclean o.
the Twenty second Warl was made Chairman Ap"h'
800 delegates present, Of more than ofdnAFt IN
tell igence and Influence The Chairman said ihal ho
believed the organizations o1tsde " TemnanF were
nov able IA put down the torruptionst% ho thoiSh.
now was the time 10 DO IT, He believed the COnF"nton
should nominate candidates which would throw IAN
many Oh Der own resources.
Nelson T. Waterbury Of the Twentieth Ward hon
addressed tho meeting. At the mention Of John
heeker there was loud applause hnd Il was evidehs ~
was Ia be the nominee Personally h. might have pre-
fcrred Recorder Hoffman, but tie candidate 81 me
Ring he Vas In bad CON pany.
Either he is IN their power and thry can roe hil '
they please, or he is Il yo!y weak man. M Hlhll,I
had ost his opportunity 10 crush The Ring his
duty, stop the stealing and corruption. To nomi-
nate him here would be Throw ny away yoics lAe
contest is between John Hccker and Hoffman.
The former he hal known for 20 years. always the
friend Of the poor man baker himself be- had become
OF the largest merchants N the city by ioue1,
hrin and eaIerprs Hcokers large Ioaves of bread
were formerly known all over the city. Even no" 80
branch bakeries scattered among the dW'lnr. oi
the poorer classes. His ben@yoencc nud religion are
well known. He is sectarl, but Las helped all DO.
nominations
He had svsys been true Democra'-hsd alvay'
voted that ticket and had given hs money for W sup
p0rt--not oblrusNe or partisan, bat Cog'crhtoi-,
and sincere friend Of the people lie emP'oss over ="
men, all of whom love lin. lie concluded by of1rnr
Mr. Hcckcr in nomination. The delegates then p-p-
ceedei % vote for candidates hy calling tac roll ~
the first ballot Hccse! got every vote except hnr for
Gnnther.
Mr j. II. Anthon who changed bis yo.e 70 HeDkcr.
and explained that th. The hrt nycn0n De had
ever attended u which thc n1ninatons bad not been
made BY few pcrsons % - always TIE Gaze in
Tammhny Hall Wheneycr high onicer o. Juslc
SAYS that be- dare not refuse domination. Do j. hVt ti
20 receive
He could say Tor John octer thl' ir bad oadolvp-'
20 secerc for the woTArgInou ihcr just dues s'lo-i
question. NJ. Hcckers Injunction lately stopped Oh
payment Of moneys which had never been earned. y"
man could b. ashamed Of standing by hiia suca "a
record.
The nomination Of John Hecker was thct made
unanimous. Richard OG0rmBa whi thrn uu4ulmOr ~
nominated for Corporation Counsel a. tho Ifst ballot.
The meeting then adjourned baing splnai'd several
committees. The entire pgo, celing. marked B.
great unaulnii! and sool feeling