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SAINT LOUIS
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Home omo1: No. Go North Third Street
SAINT LOUIS. Nj soURI.
ASSETS, July l, '65, = s5GI,G44 37i
sECURgLY INVESTED.
Dividends Declared to Policy Holders jan. l. ls65,
Forty Per CeaJ.
Reader, is Your Life IRsuredg
II not, what provision have you made tor your de.
pendent ones THINK What Sonld bs their
pecunisry situation were you 10 lie
tomorrow
If it is wise to Insure, is it prudenIto Delay?
sJDELAYs ARE GANGEROUs.Sa
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DIRECTORS

CTORSI
JAMES II WILL
Robert VI. ~FunkEouseI, Of Funkhouser & Burne t.
Chss. h. Pe-k, President OF tbs Pilot Knob Iron
Company
Robert X. Woods Cashier ofthe Merchsuts' Bank.
jules Vale, Of Choqieau, harrison 4 Vale.
Geo r Robinson, OF Robinson a Garrsrd.
Chss. W. McCord, Of McCord 4 Co MRchinists.
John +. Thorn on, OF Thornton & Pierce
Isaac h, Sturgeon, President OF the Nor,h Missouri
Railroad.
hon. John Hogan, Member Of Congress.
HenTy OysrsIolR, Of Oyers.olz. WagneT& Co, Lum-
Ter Dealers.
Nich. Schsefisr. Of Nicholas sehs fer & Co, Star
Candie 4 callers. p
William T. Gay, rfGay, Hsnenksnp S Edwsids.
David Keith, Of ktilh & Wool, Booksellers aud
stationers.
< ?. Hsuenksmp, Of Gay & Hsnrnkamp.
Isssc W Mitchell.
:. A. January, OF q. A.. January a Co, GrSosrs and
Commission Merchant.
VIM J. Lewis, Of sW 4 Bro, TobsccOnist3
=. RcEer, Jr, OF r. Rozier, Jr. Co.
jacob Tamm. Of Tamm 4 Meyer.
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BY virtue Of q decree Of the CJrcui: Cont q the
United States n Nashy lie, ~ toe October Iefms
ISo5 n ths suit Of Nr4y aid 5~ililsnd, ct al, CT d.
iuIs OF iracue 4 Lncss, and EdHEr [ Irabue versus
NIi nm II. Lucas. Surviving partner, and sgalnst
the tei-s e L ward Trsbur. viii sell A. 5ieea'
COmmIss oner, this above az sere5 Of pa dc safe,
a.. tina \ WarnfasE m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

Seventy members Of the Kentucky
Legislature have joined in a petition to
the President TO pardon John c Breck'
inridge The same men ask the re-
movsl Of Gen. Fisk.
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DIED.

ADDIEGToHA F.htn tho HGd,on ssi95dsy Oct ~ Of
sa @ooSsS o Of Ro F sssas sa e. s
BURTON-suddeuiy Saturday Nov. OF disease Of tho heart
Jane wife a. Burton IL the 6sth Of her
The Iesys; and s en- o. s9e % s .s 81 Is si wv %
Calvary Church, Fouth-ave. and Tweniy.hrsst
unsatisfactory Friday the I'd inst William Francis in
Fanera services at Calvary Baptist Church West
between Fhh and siEthsVes on Monday morning 9TH INST
HIBBARD-In this city Friday Nov 1856 Of typhoid fever
B. Hbbsrd n D. IN the els' ysiT Of bis ssr = p.,,o.,
No. u Ninhs nis day Saturday. st y o'clock n" wh,n ~,
sIe place from h laie r,sieece Monday 5,h
o'clock The rrhtive and friends OF the family Aie
invited 10 attend without further notice
HULAt Paul MINI Sunday Oct, 49, Of consumption
solomon Hull Counselor at Law Of this city uged %
ToTtysisbb between Sixth and sevrrI-sves Sunday
Nov at O'Clock Relatives aud fhend' are invited to
PARKIN-on Friday morning Nov ?, Dr. John w PsrLn in
the 18th Of his
tend the funeral Calvary Church. Of Fouhsve and
Twenty Ondsy morning Now a. 10 o'clock, without
further notice.
RUssELL-In this city on Friday Nov p wnie T. only Of
Thomas and Isabel Resss and grandson Of John Morrison ssed
The 70 siTeI friends Of the family respectfully invited
srend his funeral from hs ,s;denes o. h parents No !" West
RYER-on Saturday morning Nov Randolph Ryer, eyed Is
The relative. friends Of the family repeatedly invited 10 a.
end Monday O'clock from his late residence
No. Ii2 West Twenty .secondEi.
sECOROn Saturday the ID inst Franei' son Of Charles and
H relatives and friends are respectfully invited ssnd HE fner.
His remains viii be Inferred Marble Cemetery secOudt
THOMPsON-In Flushing L. IT, Saturday, Nov D. 1866 Annie
NJ wife Of E. f. Thompson and daughter OF James Onirer"tn
Friends Of the family hereby invited attend the fner a. the
Reformed Dutch Church. Flushing on Tuesday Nov O'Clock
wiNsLow-suddeniy on Tuesday Oct No ~ Green Park.
Bath England Hannah Ann wife Of the Rev os,v9s Wnsow
SeS.Yoik L. s.
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ITALY
THE PLEB ESCfTUM IN vFNgTIA GREAT ENTHUSIASM
THE VOTE FOR ANNEXATION 10 ITALY yIR-
TUALLY UNANIMOUS.

THE PLEB ESCiTUM IN vFNErA-GREAT ENTHUSIASM
THE VOTE FOR ANNEXATION 10 ITALY yIR-
TUALLY UNANIMOUS.
1t was stated that King Victor Emanuel would
make his entry Venice the fth OF November Flor
telegram Of the 22d Gays
Intelligence received here Nenea 90 yesterdays date
announces that The pcbscum has taken place amidst the great
possible enthusiasm The Of the inhabitants was
worry largo At Venice Of 5000 electors % lsO took part
the suffrage almost al Of whom voted aiTmayey In the
City OF Padua OCO vote, recorded In tie country dis
cs the peasants proceeded TO the ballot boxes with the cures
their head In the district OF Doo ITO persons voted out Of
a total Of 100 electors.
AT Udne the Workmcns Society opened the proceedings
by the ceremony Of the henedcton ui the national flag. All
the inhabitants OF The city and priests OCkcd the baOtng
which placed In The public square ~ EOygo the pebs
cum nnuguracd By the Bishop In all the rural districts
there very large OF The population at the voting
places Royal DEGREES have been issued comforting tho gold
medal OF military yaO upon the hae of The munic paes Of
Venice and Vcen in acknowledgement OF the achievements
of ls4s and 1919
a Naples dispatch Of the "Thefetc in celebration
OF the anniversary OF the pebscum IN Naples took place TO-
day amid great popular demonstrations The Workngmens
Association ShOed Nencta for cyer The unity OF Italy Tor
ever
Florence telegram Of the 2d Official accounts have
been received Of the pebcciumn IN Ncncta up 10 last night
At Verona 1908 electors voted vote only being IN the
negative Al Udinc out Of 5453 votes recorded there was
only dissentent Al ChoggiA and Rovigo lU' and @
recorded respectively all Al Nlccnzo e7O
CiNCu two only being in the negative Az oau
PetIe IncaiIian the votes j in number were all ayes
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JOHN SPARKS.


AssoS HousE SPRINGER, NEw.loEK. Nov. 3. 1866
70 ne HsGl a he, BEEN called to an editorial article The
Herald day which stated that have been indicted i0f
burglary and other ofenses . , Al, 40, g..
sons D Tor whose supper. candidate that should stats
tha e Whsn but 10 OF age snd lew iiends
engaged stsicaton with py OF yous sna ~ ma
thai wa one who licked open tho door shd u ou o.
the opposing party An AFFIDAVIT was made ey one OF we men
engaged quarrel that he'd broken open e doo' o neA
and assault and battery Inc ndict
nen for burglary tried The Attorney regarded
the charge frivolous be prosecuted ana d.sseu
n Wa tiled for the assault and battery snd oona guilty
canvass Tor the poshoh 10 "nhn HPe'
referred my pat LIE, Which, until w.nin ns s - rH
and the f,w Advantages had my cary yoah 20
Sor for own yuhood sst 10 The support Q! ny ,her
nnds he influence domestic discipline and have the advantage
re,f educational training Il a. therefore, Isns mat should
have committed IN my early ne In.ls ~ Hsl
a.n r"pi. and niend would have been permitted probably
10 have escaped with repsnd bat having no one que AND
LIZ, yensity due 10 nav boyish ioly. -.
Dune NV ssy that have ever vroneed ann
defrsaded him broker given wsrd says bad
Sans The lat esh years business relations AID eonnsstons with
tie bes, men Of h, city and not Of them VII y an
other than smsn Of sDd Of strict integrity rave
cs.sl in scunnG competence have never oTsssen that,
ws once poor turned goo nsn rom L cGos o. &C.
referess % nv being candidate for Consre It's
nstursI that should with great oppoion man WHO IA.
passed thrOush such varied and '1,nss ss nS nd
ho.tfss insepsrsbe from political corss n.y. NC ai'0a
viii VOC motives in beins esnas.s &c
boy, who 10 now IL yesrs Of se We WI Ae on
country thofd and VII nave better
had his 10 ssr upon "a honofaos career
mi Venerable "a possible ny nsHhood may stone for
- nd sSro Of n, and leave behinl memories o.
which my ssr be proud and That wiz cast 10 sa
espseay sole act Of Justice sb,t us .sR1 hSgS %
aRbHls.A " AYR f'gs' 'v.AN nvAes,$ 49,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TognON MONEY MARERT

LONDON, Nov. 2-COnsOls close at 69l for money.
LONDON. Nov 3-Consols for money, 69l United States
yeTwenties 7si Erie Railway shares SO Illinois Central
shares, ~
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
U. Five Twentes 6sl Illinois Central Railroad shares
at Eic Railway shares, SIT
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Nov 2Thc sales Of the week foot up 81 900
bales Tho sales to-day to 700 bales the market
closing dull at sd for Middling Upands
idyLgPOOL Nov. 3The market for Cotton is active Mid
ding Upands have advanced TO 5d the sales to-day
1900 bales
The Breadstufs market is without change.
LIVERPOOL BRBADSTUFFs MARKET.
LvEgPoOI Nov 2-Breadstus easier Sales Of Corn OF
8ss. for Mixed Western.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Nov 2-Pork is declining
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BELGIUM

BRUSSELS Sunday, Nov 4.
Chaser the Belgium War Minister has resigned.
ITALY.
THE POPE's ALLOUUTIOE DENOUNCED.
ROME Friday Nov
The Italian Press denOunces the allOcutiOn of the
Pope against the conduct of Italy.
Il Is reported that Count RicasOli will soon resign
his position in the Italian Ministry
FLORENCE, Sunday Nov Z.
A deputation from Veneta has arrived at Turin
amid great enthusiasm. The King and Cabinet were
also there 10 receive them.
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AUSTRIA.

APPOINTMENT oF VAN BEUsT AND BARON JOHN TO
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POLICY
VIENNA Noy. T. 1866
DEGREES have been promulgated relieving Mems
dOrf from The Foreign Military Office and appointing
Van Beust as his successor The DEGREES also appoint
Baron John Minister Of War, vice Esterhazy relieved
The Ministry is without portfolio. Won Beust has is.
sued circular wherein he declares himself separated
from the past. lie says be enters the Austrian SER
vice free and unprecedented. Austria will maintain a
true and peaceful cOncatOry policy but will uphold
the dignity Of the Empire
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INDIA.

The Bombay mail had arrived with Calcutta ad-
vices up TO September - and Bombay up September %
TERRIBLE MORTALITY.
The Calcutta Correspondent Of Itc London Times says II Is
estimated ouTths the labong population and half
the lower class Of agcutss have persisted vii perish be
fore tho calamity stayed and when asks how many
OF the 50OOOOO Of people VIII b. left.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
BOMBAY. Oct lG-COttOn advancing Exchange, 30 I.
CALCUTTA, Oct I5.-Makes unchanged Freights TO En-.
glang, 426
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MARRIED..

HUNT-LEE-A the residence ofe bride. brother Joe Lee sq
Wednesday 81 by the Rev Evans Harry Hunt
Ridgeheld. Conn. 10 Ellen Lee Of Brooklyn, l.. l.
PORTER-GlFFORD-At New Bedford. Nasa. Wednesday
the Rev James Mulchahey Geog- o. Porter Of New
York Mary t. youngest daughter Of the late W. Clifford Of the
former place.
SHAw--wIETERs-Tn Dayton Ohio wednesSsy Oct D. BY
the Rev r. A. Sawyer Edwin Shaw Of Toeeo to Alice
Youngest daughter Valentine Winters ESQ, Of Dayton
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EUROPE.
News by the Atlantic Cable to November A.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE NICARAGUA ROUTE AND THB BRITISH ADMIR-
Atty.
LONDON Friday, Nov. . 1866
The British Admiralty have promised deputatlon
that weted upon them in regard TO the matter tha'
they will encourage the projected Nicaragua route
LoADoN Saturday, Nov. 3 l966.
large fund has been and now Is raising ior tne re-
lief Of me sufferers by the great fire at Quebec G. E.
recently
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GERMANY.
THR KINa OF sAxONY IN pREsDEN.

THB KING OF sAxoNY IN DRESDEN.
BERLIN, Nov. 4 1866
The King Of Saxony and his family reentered Dres-
den yesterday, and were well received by the people
TRB GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
The German Parliament, it is expected, will be
ready to meet at the beginning of the year.
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FRANCE.
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.

PARIS Friday Nov. Q 1866
It's said that Count De MonthOlon has been or
dercd TO return from Washington and repair to Lis
bon, and that Count Berthemy will go to Washing
ton aud take his place there.
PARIS. Saturday Nov. . 1865
The Iumored change in the French Embassy at
Washington is fully confirmed.
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To the EectOr. Of the Third Congressional District.
Brooklyn.

The undersigned residents aud electors OF the ld Conseshona
District respectfully urge the earnest support Of our fellow
citizen,
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PRUSSIA.
TIE CONsCRIP
.WIG-HOLSTBIN.

THE CONSUMPTION IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Royal decree had been issued az Kie ordering the
conscrpOn the DucAics OF SCAlcogg Ho,en from the lst
Of January next IN conformity with tho regulations OF the
PruSsian military system.
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40 the E1ectnr. az ~. Rlsren,h A..embly DI.triet

To the Electors Of the Eleventh Assembly district;
We the undcgHed citizens and Taxpayers OF the a.
seubly District utterly dsgastsd with the corrupt machnerY
scheme poss and plans OF The parties who Perens
control primaries and dermng the Nominations thu M sae WJ
both psIes il tbs dis esy unssIiaesoIy spd zoe nice
dents OF the cantd,es commencing them 10 support
deou. being represented the state Legture by yon
exeeut esquemen snd high moral character do
Electors Gen THOMAS o. VAN BUREN, Candidate or
Assembly and ash for him the support Of Voters wtboa
ence 10 party. d.
Gen Van Buen well community gentleman OF
unsulsd rep1taton large experience or snd a. most
eloquent advocate
saus the corropous Ct the City while member
Of the Assembly Winters bis valuable 10 The
people met the unqualified approval Of ell good eizena
eeeted 10 the next Legislature be will be found firm opponent
all chen calculated the burden OF axon,
advocate OF all rid the city from the
OF the fundamentally city
increased SeOO00O0 900 within
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PRUSSIA AND RUSSIA.
TUE ALLIANCE.


PARIS Friday Nov ., 1866.
Tho Prss,s says the alliance between Prussia and
Russia is q fixed fact
81. PETERSBURG Saturday Nov 3 1866,
The military and naval forces Of Russia have been
ordered to be raised 10 their full strength.
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FRANCE.

RETURN or TIE EMPSRoR IRON BRANITz
The Emperor Empress and Prince Imperial arrived
81 s. Cloud on the 9lst from bTsnith
ANOTHER IMPERIAL MANIFESTO LOOKED BOB.
There In Paris that another Imperial manifesto
contemplated upon domestic and foreign Questions
PROPOSED sAhQUnT 10 Nh 0LADsToSA ~ PARIS.
Paris OertsaDoa4eat Of re I6ssada1sl Rslss ssu NJ
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SPAIN.

MADRID Saturday. Nov. 3 1906.
It il said that the Government of Spain cOntempla
ted q coup dstat.
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EXPECTED CHANGE IN TIE ADMINISTRATION
TURKEY.

THB RESURRECTION IN CAEDIA-SUCCBSS 0P THB
CHRISTIANS AGAINST THE TURKS.
An Official dispatch received at the Greek Consulate
in London dated Athens October r. says Mnapha Pasha
with ths Turkish army had nd, aucc far SOurba The
Christians after desperate resistance Of four days from the
9Th the 10Th Of October forced the Turkish army 10 with
draw TO Keiaim within three hours from Canea
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WITH DsTRICT.-Citizons Of the Fourth Congress
District who desire votes for Horace Greeley obtain
them Of J. G. Able No J1 Pearlst, at the Tribune
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AUSTRIA.

THR BARON Won BENST.
The Neo FREQ Press says that Baron Benst will in
all probability be very shortly appointed Austrian Minister for
Foreign Affairs.
THE HUNGARIAN DIET-LETTER PROM THE EMPEROR
II stated that the Hungarian Diet viii he opened on the 9TH
Of
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BY STEAMSHIP.

The Inman steamer City of Paris, Capt. Kennedey,
which len Liverpool at the oath and Queenstown on
the 22th ut. arrived here yesterday
The England left Liverpool fOr NewYork on the morning Of
The Path.
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RUSSIA.
THE PRINCESS DAGMAR.

st. Petersburg dispatch of Oct. % says:
The reception OF the Princess Dlcmlr into the orthodox
Greek Church will take place the 4h nst and Her Royal
Hghness will be sOmny bcOhed TO the Czarewtch on the
25th inst
EXPECTED CHANGE IN TBE ADMINISTRATION.
II is believed that important personal change IN con
sentative sense will shortly take place IN the highest admins
tTatiye circles
THE MOSCOW GA2ETTE.
II stated that the Moscow Gazette losing its former semi
official character"
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HUNGARY

VIENNA Saturday, Nov. 3 1866
The Diet Of Hungary has been eonyokcd for the
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Rarnifure
or THE LATEST STYLES CONSISTING OF
PARLOR DlNING.R0OM and CHAMBER SUtTEag
p KRUTINAS
MANDATORY AND WAREROOhS
Noe Is and 90 East Iiosston-si.
Between Bowery and sscontsse
Al Goods warranted.
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Gladstone is expected Paris about the 18th Of November
SOcee dee EcOuomes Of which Mr Michael Chev alier
chairman preparing 70 give him welcome Ii has been
decided TO offer grand banquet to The ustrious Engs
stat
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TIE E,lprrss or MHy1co.

A Brussels Telegram OF TIE 2}1 says
"A ocl contradiction given TO tie rumor that The
Queen Of the BgiEs would proceed 10 lmTmar to visit The
Empress OF Mexico II added that the secusion which The
Of the Empcsss health rendered necessary was the
OF the departure from Mamar OF tho Count OF Flanders
The statement that tie Empress Charlotte was to he removed
20 Lacken is also cOntiadiced"
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Shepard, Toward w. tos'ei'
Cha, kellogg, Charles Dmon
a. =. Goodnow. Il. Dagsett
c. II. Sand. s. Cottie.
jas. L. Morgan, Richard z. Merritt
Samuel Barber. Thomas A. Thornton,
NJ A. Thomas s. w. Carey,
Hss,ing, Leland. II. Is. Clsan'
John Blunt Thomas r. Buckley,
Cha, S. BayIia c. d. Caldwell
Aleris Brnxs james Eeli.
Jos L. Uuderhil w. W. ChPman'
A. r. Rockingham, J. s. Redhold'
Siduey n. Bennett John ]. Coukhns
Geo. A. Potter, James NJ Onsgi'
Jas Nrsmitb James 2. Dixie
Benz. Baryet, Fisher Howe
O. AtLin,L Co. WIN. w. Goodrich,
II. d. Eickels Benz A. Cooh'
Richard ?. Book, WIN. = Bailey
Dwight johnson, Henry Collins
CyrusP. Smith. John L. Plummer'
Charles j. Lowry l.. Lewis
Geo C. Ripley O. H. Roberts,
jas. r. war.e. walter r. LAwton,
Jeremiah P. Robinson, d. X smith,
John w. Rockingham, b. s. froshinsham
Samuel Bsyli.s Edwsyd A. Lambert,
Jane, r. Dow Henry O. Reeve,
Hobart Ford franklin Woodruff
George A. Bell Bryan II. Smith.
Arnold A. Lewis Samuel Hutchinson,
Charlie. H. Martin ". T. Hatch.
Henry n. Pirr.oa Y. W. Potter.
A. @. Allen. John Moist
A. M.r.,on Frederick T PsrsOu.
4. Ingalls, Michael OBrirh
r. p sherman Wu A. Brown,
A. Woodruff Abnm O. Bsces1e.
Edward Anthony, John T. Silence
J. A. Cowink Thomas Fotder.
w w Wieke. Risnti D. Porter,
T.. NJ. Packard G. H. Higgins
James II. kddar Cha' o. Porter
John Philip james H. Tiius
L. S. Durham. II. 4. Rsdford,jr
Ce,rgs H. Lswi, H. ". Rsdford, sr,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OUT

QUEEYsTOwE. Nov. 4.-The steamship Asia, from
Boston October a. arrived today route for Liverpool
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At solicitation OF large number rnhuensia and petouc %
cf this District who dissatisfied With the ehsrser Of the As
influences which brought them about
have the Of for that position
Al the q the Assembly Districts was
the SupeVse shaped them with an especial view 70
their schemes pd that the xlth District was to elect 70
the Assembly Mr. John GTdley who holds tue lucrative
District Courts which be has no incn
resgnng and especial friend snd proege Of Supervisor
William end other politicians Of the same school
Thus tho District nads from Fouftesnshs through roa
Msdi.on Fortehs' thence to Sxthae and Ihy
second-s Here punges down into Nnthave and Of west5
SK;h-3ye and there TO Fourteenh
Mr. ry and hs ends reside on HBthsve. stretch hch
the District for the purpose Of making him ehsple
electors Of the Xlth District th scheme sna
prosper II those who think should not have sufficient coincidence
10 ability and integrity give their voies shall endeasor 70
prove " ,rthy tina, confidence
All who know me know Republican, and party
i,sues vote with partyi think Of all patiei viii
agree that the good OF tho CITY pre- emf Of y IN
ThOMAS D. VAN DUNES.
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WILLIAM r. LEE, CHARLES HETTLET0H
JOSIAH I. KENDALL, r. L. LUCKEI.
RICHARD MOTT THOMAS 81 SHERWOOD,
A. NJ. COFFIN, 7. A. DOWLEY
WILLIAM A. WHITBECk, GEO. BLISS it,
JOHN II, BIRD, RICHARD WARREN
JOHN II. SHERWOOD, DR. J. II. FOSTER,
CHAS A PEABODY, BIT BABBErT.
T.. W, CHESTER, RICHARD MURPHY.
PARKER HANDY. ARNOLD TAkLER HI
THO6 M. SHEPARD, I'M. CROSS, ..
ISAAC N. PHELPS, NJ. NJ HENRY
ROSS w WOOD GEO FULTON,
FRANK S. ALLEN. A. r. BUTLER,
J. NELSON LUCKEY. p EGBERT GUERNSEY,
TfI0S c, POST JED. kRfE.
T.. r. TREMAIN VIM HUBERT. To
n o. CITURCHIiIs JACOB Il. HERRICK,
sTEPfRN HYATT, fHEODORE Hustled,
j. LATAROP y. ~. COLEMAN, rr .H
J. C. BENNETT, d. 2. ALBERTSON, ....
O. w RANNFY At. @. HARRIS 1870.
TIMOTN a. CHiyRCHILL. WALTER HARRIS,
STEPHEN HYATT A. w HARRIS
J. LATHROP, JOHN n. CHESTEki
a % RENNETT STEPHEN CHESTER, -
3 w. RANNFY THOS. L. CHESTER
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