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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-10
Original Notice.

To Louiu Nnria Lindsoy, Defendant:
You hereby notified that before the 18th day
Of August 1865, petition Of Tyler Lindsay Plaintiff
will filed In the Office NJ the Clerk Of the District Cor
IN the County Black Hawk State Of Iowa. for Divorce
you the ground Of adultery, and unless you mp
pear thereto and defend before Of the second day
OF next September term Of said Court In said County
which commences the 18th dav Of September, 1868,
default win be entered against you therein and judgment
rende red thereon.
20.4t J. BROWN,
Plaintiffs Atty.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-10
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Secretary of state,
-Ea Col. ED. WRIGHT,
OF Cedar County.
For State Treasurer,
Maj. s. T.. RANKIN,
$50 or Washington County.
sa. For state Auditor, -
.sta. JOHN A. ELLIOTT.
- ar. or Mitchell County.
fas For Register state Land Office.
G. G. CARPENTER,
"a. 7rs or Webster County. ..
9a n3l. For Attorney General,
+. L. BISSELL,
I'd t.. or Dubuque County.
For Reporter Supreme Court,
hssHHa f. HI. STILES,
a&I OF Wapello County.
"sa2s For Clerk Supreme Court,
Hagi.ag4C. LINDERMAN,
-.. OF Page County.
FOR CONGRESS. III
mg Sixth Congressional District,
-Yoss q "A. w. HUBBARD.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-10

Returns received from Kentucky
show that the election yesterday re-
suited In the defeat of the Union ticket.
Duvall, the rebel Democrat candidate,
is elected by majority ranging some
where between ten thousand and thirty
thousand. This result was not unex-
pected, although it is to BIO regretted
that the citizens Of Kentucky do not
better understa nd. their own inter-
ests.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-10

- MOTTO E.---None genuine without the engraved
trademark around each pot box signed by DIR. ],
MAGGlEL, IS Fulton ST., New York, to counterfeit
which ID felony,
~ Sold by all respectable Dsalcrs IN MeAieaes
per box or pat. r-90.ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-10

Have been used with The greatest success. Their mis-
sion II not only prevent disease, but 10 TheJ
search out the various maadics by which the patient
suffering, and reinvIgorate the falling systsm. To tn
aged and in few doses Of these valuable PILLS vii
prove TO be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02

chsnsa sslss bush No Chicago Spring 81 g. 100 bus
Mredspng and Winter Canada a. 90 TO- o bush choice white
- J 1900 bush White CsnadA on private tenA
Com quiet and NORMALLY lower Barley o9et and dfoeps
night 9o00 bush odsTy Canada 70 Ry quies-
frelghs steady Lake 30 bash w heat So
Bsrlc 100 buah Rye Canal exports 30 b6 fou 'VVou"
Whei. 1900 bosh. Cora, 81. 900 bnsh. Barley: -, ,.
Nov fOur Ia good de mAnd Gales ahead o. IetspA
Whsk and Rye qu Oats he for Western and 70 s.ae
ahot aud 81 3ld 81 % IN ssore Bssy-ssles fe oss ~
IBi 20 Tor tsoFo~sd Is for fouowed and " e Ceasss
Wet. Shipped by Ows-l busb Conn., 100 bnsh os ssU
Barley 200 bnsh Hhest 300 bush Rye zes sans
CucAoo nov lFloar sctive MheEt hr al W fsu ~ ~
30 and 81 Goa e. fO No. O. according 70 ocsoa ZEN
opeed soesc sa under active speculative
e,fsIo iOr no l. and " ds4e for No. Oats quiet & hls
Lad au Rssip,s II bhE Flour 100 bush Wheat eo
buz Corn. s50o0 bah Data. Shipments aVU Do- Fou WV
bus Wheat Loo 900 bush Corn 10 500 bosh. Data So.
MILWAUKEE Nov l.-flour dull tending downWad hoe
dn at 81 10 Tor no. end S22d 81 Oh fo No Cop qneH
Oss a.. Recsipts380 bbls Flour 6l00 bush WheaL 0nV
BIols-a 900 bbis Flour s., 900 bush Wheat. 80,
yILMserox Nov lCruae Turpentne sdvlnced sis,a ane
Yslow DIP 90 Hard 81 IuTPeutine and hosA "nse''@ "
du q - 20 Cotton, S0SIe = AZ
H. LOUs i.Fiour sud unchanged Wheat bnn no
sping 90 81 20; prie % 5la 81 IS; choice CUB 80
$50 choice yellow Whia and Mixed, 81
pune MEed and Yellow 81 O5d o. Oats steady at s5c rok
ad Bacon unchanged Lard dull Whisky quiet al 81 -
Ca Nov Lection active sales oil oo Dses s
hddlng a Doc. Id. L, - ,,,us. n
op for tho week ezIs baes EEpors $3.50 bales etoc< ~
bles .,oo.-,.
CHARLEsroy s. c. LCotten o. the week 0a beiss
Ieoepts: bales Island 6o bales Upland ExpofN
hes stockf5q0 baes Sales day 30 bales Mdins a. s's
isrket que,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02

mountaineering 'ideaee q Ne bride, Pms.it o.
e.day October 5 By The Rev NJ Cobb Ab,an y Bdsa. OF
Ne~York City Lbbis Al dssshef o. Lewis Hhsht Of Wahns
ton, Datctess County Newh0.k
BRfSTER-MEEEERln tho Congre,slona Iebelaaea Jerey
CITY Wednesday Oetob~f a. by the Rev j. Milton tloie
Joseph Blister Of NeNior % Mss Isabella BERTHA tfFih
daughter Of Wa. u. Nr-krr, es1.. Of ieff-y Cry.
BRIODS-MlLIIg AMY the Rev James ht'e st the Church
the Holy Martyrs Ncdnssy ~Frnng, OcieoT H. WIN j.
Brss OF it city = Mary daur et o. "a Aa4' s'f' q
IsYinsston Colaabia Comfy n. Y No csfts.
DWI0HT-MclU LIEN II Rrooklyn on Thursday novem0e,
In tho Pr-sbyteEs CLurf bs no Rev Df = l. eps We
Dwish Of fes.Yoh 70 Nsite hsynoni dsasnirro BIZ
James hcMuiou
FfsHER-DREwAf red-nc Of the brides enif on Tues
day October Josiah Moore kdaana G. FISHER Of
ke-N Mas Chiffon dsssLer VI Capt Whham B De" q
DuKbsry Macs
CAt-HULEERT-O Thursiy November a. the Te-idence Of
the brides uncis v A. fiaber. Whds Pifins N y
DsvdJ o,uto Mss ida Loais' us'5er Of Brooklyn H. no
cards.
MAY-HoRr0S-ln Pomeov, OLE On Ihsr'dsy Oe.o,r ~ y
Rev Carleton p hspeI John T. May o. fon.ea n L. 70
Charns p dssstes Of the lIoD v b. Horton Of rOnerey
Pbistsphia. yeIday, OetoosI 30
BY pnseds ceremony. Arthur Wigen Of NsSio1A 70 Mary
flstchef OF Philadelphia
MAScITESrER-tn Hamilton n. v. Wednotdsy.
October By Rev ". A. smith. Robert Wreai Of
Vi.naa. Coy Va 20 A hsry Asnceser q tie oFnsT
ola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
~ TELEeRirn TO rHs rRrsrSR.

RrvY.Io Nov Tts ntIket has ruled dan closing IN the al
poos Inactive Grain except Barley, bnysu snd sess es
1rsft The morning .a.s vsft sR oeI fieur ~ ~
~ No srrns; els Tor Double EsiIt rciena se iof Doges
Esrs s., tsaiI sse q whsa - oo hgsh 90 1esi g oi
sss Of Ioo bs,h No, 70 sriiys ~ os euit' busy
Gales Of l0eoo 6ysb csEt9a TO svs s 10 esne 70 ne ne
az Wheat ehssso st,Ise 9, .so9t buyer
Corn held q o. 900 81 a. without tuyfs Ost sstst BfeJ ss
SeoO bgsb Choice csssdA H. hs qnst ros-isi.s ~ ~
bbs Mes ct "a and y bea Cl..f so Lnc ssa ICE WIZ
si ssl. ss, sss, WIst wv sssk cefs 6,s
gl1 b1sl Barley ~ hash. Canal E1porFour sso ees
Wsss ls te bush Gem 100 ~ bask ots pTo bush Barley
s9'I sy TX s ss ss;s f s Ssay co% 70 ss al
bush. s aes:iis bash Barley ie7s'7o bu,l Rye ss"o
Tol.eo, LFoar as: wh.. Z s..g White Slessan
eis.s1 qslsi Mixed 81 CSC sie Nc
whi,s. oil ~ oss fese isweri Ne l. ssetse Lake fsishs
Tc On Corn 10 Budsle :,
es Whisky stssay At b. ~ q heaa saa % ~ tea iea'
F: cs. n1ls NJ, Is,G ana an III ~ Vss "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
DIED.

BANTA-on Thsrsdsv evysss EoVe,ser l. llsrisi Isi wife
ofC Nfeesnd Bnis daats 81 hst at- Re J. B1grtt "a
the tOih yes of her
Notice Of o. srai Ia % ncrrov's paper
LkMBFRfln cy suddenly Tuesday Oct 90 Of d'esse
OF thr hssf Je1s Lambert in te ajth year o. his
relatives aRi irads Of The fsmy ayiied 20 attend has
10 cok al the Reformed Du,ch
ChUteh Washingoa sluare tho Res. Dr. huitons
ESs- Jackssn Bsuacks kewr Ia Of yeo w fever
ustcd States seyice. john b.
f~eu.. Of Rehard " osxsu Of Utica r. l.
Jt.ea A. l.. sad san Fpnesc0 Csl rspsrs plesss copy
nOdTRsOf W Ever bo,pl tie z. g Steamer Benvls a.
Qnsranns. hondsy. Z3 NJ. al u oesfA NJ Jane' D.
Iiogsrs. son 4 Daniel Rosrs 0! AeWbuTsbi N \,
sNYDTR-On WednetiAy eV-az Ociohe4 81 CbaI Hpisoo Ia
81 EJsfd L. aud N.issPP = snyder sgrd Is months
Funrrai today i-yj O'Clock ron THE house toOugih a.
IAiId-svou south Brooklyn
n T. g. fdurs59y, NORM
brrl Hon. william Wdrhf United Stat Senator.
H v Be attended from the ltoase Of fpyef re.a On
Il Tie relatives and iends OF hs
f.uiy - respecthl.y Invited 10 attend
WOOD-At SmiihtOwu l. L. Thursday, hOysb4T Th9mai
". Wood s-ei - YEAR. -,
a. 20 ID. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
MISSOURI.

TIKI FOLfrfcAL PRosPEcT-MoRg REGISTRY FRAUDS
pT TxLsGRAPH TRIBUNE
So LOUIS, Oct 3I.-Gen. Pile gave John Hogan mer-
fed scorchnz in last nights JOINT debate in answering
the charge against the Radicals OF abrdgng religious lib
ey By referring TO TIE prosecutions Of Northern ministers
in Missouri before the The joint debate has helped
Piles chances materially. Col Mcclure sends word that
Ais election The prospects 10 Andersons Ath
District improving The heoeis nave issued eiren-
lar In e southeast representing that the Radical Legis
IAtnre elected is pledged 10 admit negro votes next
ycar Registering in Platte County mas been grossly IN
sir The REGISTER seems have left the Radical patty
and turned bcpert TO Rebels ne ruled that subordinate
rezser had no in the Boar Of Appeals and admit
Platte Citr Is 1861.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02

PERsoSAL.-Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Prince Dora aud Duke GrazioA Italy W. l. Tgesbolm, late
Confederate Secretary Of War Col lambert and Judge
Ioring Charleston at the New York Hotel MaiorGen Bat
Ter Ness the Hon. f. Stevens Mass, Gen Dunn ami Coz
Rack U A. the Me,ropoRtsni Senator Dixon OF Coma
Che Hoo Hugh Ewing. u Minister to the Hague and me
Hon John Firth Sheffield Engaad at the Filth Avenues ee
Wbitnsr Boston Gen II L. Robertson Btnghamton tue
Hon b Julson Syracuse and the Hon Hiram Sbey Rech
ester at the 81 Nicholas; Gen d P RHnks U A., at the
Everett House Baron De aote and Count Thnn Mexico ct
the Brevoort House Capt Parker and Capt Maxwell OF h'
British Navy at the Clarendon Gen Simon Cameron Se9 IL
Wool q. 5 A. Commodore Alden. u. ; ,. Cen u ID johns
T. S A. cxG0y Parker OF New Jersey the HOG 'auSal a
Grow Pennsylvania and Donad Meh1! b0sloA ~ nc I'''
House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
BROOKLYN.
nrMnDn 1-In MrunIR ~ INABILITY


TIE Nationals and the Regulars OF Kings County
each other Threats Ike pair OF dogs fighting fora vel
ked The Regulars that they the fgina Je
% AZ Iea Simon pure who have ahcreiery claim upon tine
~ The National Committee should be looked upon
& ns,reerae tica poaesrs tIepassing the time hon
- -. rsran Won Hsfss. They affect sail upder HE Gag
Fpens cerouhted vilkn, and have put big banner N
NE Nationals on Tie oiter fstt ienionic name
real eirocrnts purifiers % tism that they are me
oTruuiou ip nonanE committees ai Do1 the enemies OF
seer me storm u iney alone cen
Uemocrncy 20 the mount 81 victory u tesAy sh ~
unre as Ii stands b0r pGrtes support ne bafynHe te
drse the policy of nov Johnson that the Baionsl on
srs NIL b. placed in ruzlng d,Is on the Oh OF N0Isn
bey whether 10 indor.o the soaed Reeusis OF pudAte
ZEN ard 20 fer me Nationals Inc NfionA Comittee nos
having fear q Peter Csgger Or Nj Ioen eeere th' 20
Tea vision nave resolved 10 fnf Straight ticket and Rave
ee al ser Socuiper, already nted shd ready 70 Be placed
= re hand ard before eyes ofoters or the lid COnEfss
toSsi Isryiet The following tbe names Which sI he
ON tie day CT election ~ Copefsa I'D nislsi
psrrsyl HugLes Surrogate H. G. Brsnafd Assembly lid
,strief COZ Ergtt City Judge s.muel Garrison Street
comuis,orer Jsues CorbOy sbeTi0 Wm. Bryan.
MEETING oT GtRhAy cITI7RSs.
A very large and enthusiastic 6eInlan nesting was
Nod ON srturdsy last ST Union Hall in wsmshursh sisis
nand Kannanb esq spoke or od an honr upon ne see o.
was wei oppieciaei BY tte Iudenee Messr Pred scho
Peteison Chas C. Talbot John Alien and Others also
Addressed the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
Prom ,be New.Yorl Chri.t,nu Advocate aud Journal.

Prom the New-YOrk Christian Advocate aud journal
fo fsmy al is work OF this SO pie ma
chine found perfectly strong rAb and is hemming done
side beyond
comparison Telling also readily performed BY and not
rqrsits family which be ade 70
readily sewing machine n u simple and
work be the direction there the sight
the needle Is abis otaeF,
combines ehesp1ess wt otter meis
thread out produce h fof
and Of telb strengths but experience has psssed 10 BE- So We
the merits OF tho WILCOX
0fBBl sKNaEa Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
Loyal Veterans
MASS MEETING,

loyal vetersns'
MASS MEETING.
COOPER INSTITUTE,
OK ..
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 81
AT a O'CLOCK.
Eftl EAKERS:
MAJOR Gen John C. FREMONT.
M-iOr oen. A. z. BURNSIDE .t
Msior0eu. CHARLES DEyEES
MAJOR Gen. FRANZ SEGEL,
g. Major Gen. r. P. BANKS M
MaioEGen. ROBERT c. SCHENCH.
ia Major JAMES HAGGERTy,
Major L. K. PAkoBOlN OIL" ..s. ..t.
-- AND OTHERS
ssall reserved fOs lsdis4
ToRCHLIGHT PROCESSION FROM cANALsrREEf AND
BowERY.
Gen. JOHN cocHRkEE. Chairman
Csp,. CaARLss w EzLsoy Secretary.
4 Great Union Mass Meeting
I .aIat AND ARotsD rag
BROOKLYN AcADEMY oFssMUsLC,
FRIDAY EVENING. Nov. 2.
Gov ANDREW O. CURTIN Psnnsytvans " .lfI'f
Maj Gen. b. r. BUTLER Mas,achusetts.
Judge NOAH DAVIS. odesn Co., n. r.,
Ger. WILLIAM II. GIBSON, Ohio,
viii positively speak
Ward Associations throughout the city WI march ia preess
sion to the meeting Three Bands Of naie vii be in attendance
Guns win be hled from 81 anti loo'olock
STEPHEN M GRTswOLD President
GEORGE l. BENNETT, Vice President
Fl. NJ. GAEDSER, IT,, secretary --
Attention There will be grand meeting q the Loysl Nesrans
of the Array and Navy the Cooper inalo This q.
The Last Rally t-F
RATIFICATION MEETING.
IvrH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Gov CURTIN
MsjOr-Gsn. BUTLER. .
Hon. MAHLoE CHANCE,
Hon HORACE GREELEY.
Ger. HIRAM wALBRIDGE.
ana Oher will address the people City Bal Psrk on sAFuR
DAY nov. . at O'Clock p.
j. O. ABBE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
MASSACHUSETTS.

HOMTEATgOg OF A COLORED CITIZEN As A CASDIDATl
FOR THR LEGISLATURE.
mr. TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE. =
BOsTON Mass, Nov. 1.-The Republicans in the Sixt
Ward of this city have nominated Mr. Charles l. Mitchell
cOOfei citizen represent them In the Legislature
chs State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
rNInN MEFTINGS.


REPuBLIcAS UUOs STATE CoNzirTEyK
HO0na M'rA0r aHaE i HGiT Sc Chairman
yAG TkAwuIozH. Secretary
f''''S 1Gov CURTIN Of Pennsylvania
aoAOrr MuO BAOOErTs Gen If oS cSS q p &c
ADAx.-Judss JAMES H. BELL Of Te1aA
kEsOs-coI'' CALHOUN q Ps1nsy Y 5sprU
sSTsaTTSs Hon CT 1ofS & kLok
bIISslT6e Hon HORACE MAYNAED ofTe9psssss
EAsr BAnPToE Jude II. G WAhhOUIh o. LOUISIANA
EAsT PrTOaIsE- Gen. Il. A. MERRITT
smSayr s,oRSz RTs'd Ef n scBoLEFmLD
sOHs'rOWS- JOHN {. HOOP BOOM ESQ.,
I Hss.ISsaJJeoiH Nh Il MATT M4FriNDSI
S.sss;SI@. S:S +. faE iFf
IsTSoFoLT,s H1tl, The Hos. W K; PECK, 3. otcOus
MoIaSE 4Gsa 5. T. BRUCE.
sNrv.BnroHros {gEos WIN i CURTIS b Is; sssq9 soN
'Nrwrows-Ssjot' b 55f GA c ca
NEwvILEE~Col JAMES FAIRAlAN.
NOnraroar.- %b a Il FE S47L 30. ESQ., AZ
PH1ADErpHIA-Sfbs Hon. JOHN oDoNEELL.
rsH PrAs' 55ANSls w SlIrta5 ESQ., s;
-FLArrsBUesH-col 5. 7. SMITH - ,n,,,,r
PORF Ehs S ison o J. D6 6EEEfNG
i'otinl b. b. VEGAS fiaSSt~
Hon On IL IEW vi BHREER Of Sisne,
sAryIILE-Judss {; B; sABlN.
svs.cu,r- } Gen J. A oARPiEID Of oho
TaRRYTowS.-The Hon sAML. GALLOWAY Of Ohio.
M4SSISSS. g. The Hon BUTLER G. NOBLE
wH'r TuOI- z f'I W, : JS & ISeSi o. ONO
sr.ro.-s1.,or JAMES si 2Ts3kt Efi ; -
sa5Osass BaSssd si' JAMES, faE
.sass 1Hh ;d Zen H2HAfE a e.. Of Tenn
o--,s,ro,,-- MILAN 7: SHELDON esq
Down rr1s.l1 H. Il Ron rt Z. n 66i22rEw
EAsES , Bni9os p M osn. S. F. CAREY Of Ohio
EIsias-gsH' E NJ LEE Of Gem .oo,r
as ss %lLM K PECK h Of Conn
GooO GROUsD-Gsn I. NJ. HiTE
u0Osos- T TS: I aSn ia Il 4 H fhARk
IraAcA-Gsu. WALTER HARRIMAN Of New HsnPshiTe
L4rrua HALL ssoOxtrs ads; %AFa5GTf Of La
Lrrrrs FAtts-oea. J. A. eARFIEib Of OHIO.
MIfsoPolI4ly Hail. Hon H. p STANTON
@SEAI'A'l,-l MseT DOUGLAS CAMPBELL
FsVSVnIsIBoh. IGFoRei H. WILLIAMS ofosegOn
P PSsT JIsSHsoso WI T. JGsiBsoN q ohio
Sss.s FT1 sooE g.G n: S oa WLBES Conn.,
.RoOxIwAT-JosEPH J. cOuCB, ssq; -
ssr. es fgai sEE% Va Hd !; To POI.
,e fTS; 90Er s Milsli esq.
NAsAi"- FRANCIS SYLVESTER ESQ.,.
wrsDHAS ouSrHE Gi ~ T. HiEsT4SD ofLOusns
AUBuss-8.n. $. '. CAREY R1s5fs q Ohio Sio. :
rssssroTA-lIsn. B. T. BRUCE.
CHATBAH FoUECoRsKHs-The hon G l. BEALE
FARnRR KILLAGs-Gen J.. Al. LEE Of Connecticut.
tI.....n.,. The Hon. W. X PECK jE, OF Com
hAVhhsfkAN ROBERT GROVE.
HUNTfNeToy~N D. PETTY. ESQ.,
. ( Hon. D. +. TYLER
MADAIfs- Col A. B. SMITH
(FRANCIS SYLVESTER, esq.
JAMES HAGGERTY.
80, -, -. Major DOUGLAS CAMPBELL
MIDDLE NiLLss d.. WEIGENT
NEWBURsa-Dr. WIN G. DOANE.
OEEIDA-Tae Hon LEWIS BARKER ofMsine.
OswsaO-The Hon. HORACE MAYNARD OF Tenu.
PArCnOsuE-fton. MAHLON CHANCE Of ONO.
Par ne III. W.
sEPslF-1he hon 3. G. NOBLE
RIyeRHE AD-Gen. 7. n. HlTE
satsTOsA sPA-The Hon JAS, Z. McKEAk.
SeuEsHcFApY-Gen WALTER HARTMAN OF New Hampshire
IHumAEsBuR8K--k. N. FINCH esq.
WusDsPORT-PAfRICK CORBETI, ESQ.
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poIilital Notices.
Gen. Il. 4. Butler


hos. HORACE GREELEY
viii ,pslk 10 tae people ABISG OONs0UARE SATURDAY
EVENING Nov. D. a. 6 o'clock.
CONE OSE-CoNE ALL-coME EARLY
r"en'';fFyiE TYt Af,c who District
FESTOy AND WoODFoRD CAMPAIGN CLrB
yh M s' Sis E %'oi %9's p la q
E'ss rS Ss: s kb5as aHs
Rally for the gnIon. Xll,s ASSEMBLY DlsralcG sEy;
Sd ao9 3 .os @ No. q ' E q TIE
.nsn sperssfs have been invited and VII sdars
assns dsp John cocIS1e W Dodge 0sp 6 F.A e Ssl.
Frsnisnhsimsf James Daily prt,,r, ,rrparrr p.,,,.,,
Isns J. 5o a SIGS''r lseor',.ris,.
Fentep, woodford, aud vieiory.
Of the kigh,eenth Assembly Dstrei Twenty a
w.rJ are invited TO son3 Public Meeting Union League No
p !. His s e%S y f fSRs hS s. E ss5:l:i
sSssE Th G r. 3EAsH e
SHAW ''' new "'' u b. D. T. MARSHALL PrssiIss.
J. B. Hrsr, Secretary =. n....is l.
RepaDlleap slsetius IN Twee.y.sssond wssd.1Ih:
HSr, Qee o MOTT and JAhEs ScshlNg IT, will adsr.;
2s, sSFiT @ e !, o:s. Io' SsSs En- rnoa
DEB ds,iTsi, oijoqlai ts So u W, Pea. .aiI''
H,.u Do,ou.. f. %yII'H President 10 y. a's'''
a Trailer: sE b re ssie ysn sy i Esils4
a. Rsni Hotel No. ~ Grauds. THIS tFaay EVENING a,
och
Si.sns creed. and 9aoas. and hear TIE truth Our
s'''' '''''''' 'D' mon J6HS T. s3smER rrut
J J:"a, a EsSST s.es.t.ri.,
Third Assembly District Union Republican, As.ocia-
ena %Ss :: 1os e1' on pSDhY FTESsS Nov
'''s' Tie Executive cs THoaSs gsf ns.du
- ~ : EoS 'BsIisx ss'T''ah.a
.seg!s .ssnsly District Unsn Association ES
EvENso . &c. q ,he ab.se Asso,ll9n vii nee. EVERY
s,silon.As.dausTsf' Nu.irc, Inies Republican A..o
s,', Fortis'h'! n'ar fhrdA''
y ''i''., cH'i' 'is'iaESF's , FsEs1S0 /"
JIxrs LAKE. s..,,,., -.sIdsut
Nshtespth Ward xyIth Assembly District Union
e. !. e. <. SEatT Fsg Il s ,T:
ty,tiIds ssA eseondsv, SATURDAY EyENNU Nov . at
oaocs; 81 order JOHN b. orTIwELf, chalrasa
THIS e t gsa: }EyEgSe
house, cSi precisely r'pSiSi 1;aS1pS, ptal.y
ffpx.Sp j. SALMON. sscr.tsy. '-''''''"
soldiers and sailors viii rally THls EVENING Tue
EARLY AID AT THE FRONT
RAY T. .:"Js.I. 81 sSooE EIS
:s' ;;;S q sEs : Id "a
jRas ssr a.as s n1-
Caion Rspnbiicsn renans'ion'
FoaMEMsER or ASSEMBLY,,
Ninth Assembly District.
NORMAN sraArToN. -
kssaSssssSs G Cs.ssa sss''aAi''a'
IXh District fwsnh Nnstsenth and fwenty ssooao "a'o
~ WILLIAM A. DARLING.
-Sy..S---..--...Ss.-s, i-.xsci-Bsssds1 " Twenty
.Isss Hsssss, Fosls,sl aat East Ri''r. h''usf u''
Hef~ For Msnber Of Assembly,
col UEOR0E q. hOYl.s IL.
N y;sa; siTj ;,r,syt s'x'.'ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
Co. lie Grand II. Cannon for CeuRrees: ,,,
TO THE UNION REPUBLICAN, VOTERS OF THE EohIh

TO THE Union REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF TIE EIGHTH
DISTRICT.
Tie underlined citizens Of York engaged Ia the pursuits OF
comularcs industrial eneFrr'ses regard IS asiy
aud 10 the coumnny 20 every votef e
district TO support the nomination Of o. an0n
This gent eaa entitled the conhdence Of tho people OF ns as
trc upou substantial gounds he Is independent soe ESQ
aad bis devotion TO the principles o. the u9ien
Rep1bcan parv dsepy IN maintaining the rights he
laborng h. 81 the time steadily oontr1panE 20 s
trade coumece aud 70 upho
inEa Ell Republican inttiution
the Army OF the uuion the sevcea
ne country 10 the boar Of 10 per ave not VITA
drawn him performances Of his duties a. e1ep spo We
an hons presenting the sutEges OF The people one
o.s civil snd military career srksd BY uneheBged In
teyrfy aud unblenished sonoI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
POLITICAL.

NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.
Fer GsverHsr-HOn. REUBEN 4 FENTON. Chsqtau91si
ToyLf CossrnOe--Gen. STEWART l. WO0DfOkD, hAnssi
For OgaoI Coras--Hon. STEPHEN I. HAYI. stegSeni
TsrT4sPec,or Of STATE PrtonsGeB. JOHN AAhOND AsseA
Election, Tuesday. Nov. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
Whaf the Repustscsn Party
TuauasfT ~ jonn T. HcsrHkz
IN 1901

IN 1901
- Ur1ox HRapouAsrEnA 4YW~Wrf5
No. go bKoADvAr, n ". Oct "a HHUi1I
sra The sndeoigaed hsve been appointed C0mn y1vU'
uniSa Judiciary oOnvsasiaa inform you TIA, ,he
uAAanousJ aO@aa.sd BY candidate fs
Recorder Of the City OfNew York The Committee
further 70 decaEO that the nomination made for the
that your Judicial Judgments have been impartial usnaueaOsd
partisan the On which you hss. ,es-
formed your Official daty DEzsSDs secooasED
DoUBfxo suProns 90 sRs.
NATIONAL CAUSE a..a, b "a
We have he 10 be Obt serEis, 1900.
g0Hn sED6WIcH, chu, IRA o. MILLER, ~ a.
WALDO HUTcBiNs, Guy r. PELrokL, 4, +.
JOHN H. WHITE ~. FREDK. oLMsrxAD. -
T0the Hon. JOHN 7. HOFFMAN = - -
no Electors OF the Eleventh Assembly nsssries. I'll
b 6 s ssa, ss SS he Sor1sp. sssss
sSAsos. po, and sa: e the RsIs: vino 49,
both parties. district saiey sHssssOy ss TIE sasss
dssous Ssins sPsssisd The Iss:ors BY sss.na
our Eiscs Gen. THOMAS Van BUREN, - eos cdidsss s
Assembly and ssk for him the d v0ias wAse rs
oss Bur.p In ,hI. community q. sssaaaef
ssSsssi 'ii a
Of,he Assembly two Winters since, ana t valuable erosso ts
Pp s sf S aa ne - yea fss
to sny al cslssed sse baTssn of sssa.
fs t. s Z
1 MhfH kESbkIL, sT aPHh + A9Rr
RICHARD MOTT fst G. J. LKTHRoP, hsGa Esd
A. nj. COFFA, lnl4- E-r 90. BESEsTI .rf,s -. ii
WILLIAM a, WLFTHECK, J. W. ntNNIY. - ~.
JOHN M BIRD - IT CHARLEs ~ rTLETDN. eif
JOHN H. guERW0OD. X. LIVINGSTON LUCKkf, g.
CHARLES a. PEABODY. end 60 oihefs. L. -
7I53 GREAT f Rf%i0sSF iaaffrrrno 20 ~. ~,
.ft in behalf Of the lll rLf
DISABLED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
Of the 80
AMERICAN UNION ct. 80.
At Cooper InsRate THURSDAY EVENING kogsuberA
.....H a ocSst. I--..I 80.
Several seaker whose VII Be eBnouncet ~
due time consented 10 address the meeting ~ lL
Loyal Veterans, Mass Bieetiss. 700 vs.
TIE COOPER INSTITUTE. THIS EyEEINa -
Elastic RinEs for Election Ballots, - -.
manufactured cod for ssle OOODYEAKs T. H. g. MANU-
TACTURING Co. Broadway. Of tult0nSf r1