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LOCAL Politics.
NATURALIZATION OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, GENE
RAJ COMMITTEE NO CENTRE.sT

NATURALIZATION OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN GENE.
RAJ COMMITTEE. NO. 6 CENTRE.sT.
This Office has been in operation for the past week
and the services rendered gatuol Three Glasses Of
persons receive their naturalization papers here Those
resided in the United States for i've years and have
lived year the State Of New York and who have least
two years previously declared their intentions 10 become c
bcfoye proper magistrate Those who have resided
in the United States five arriving here before the
age Of L. and who are now over q years of age Those
who have honorable discharge nom The United States
Army and who have resided for year In the State
New-Ycrk All these facts have to bc testified to
by a witness Who himself citizens Over 2tJ hay
papers during the past
u per cent OF whom discharged soldiers The fact that
hardly discharged soldier appears before similar Commit
Tee OF the Democratic or Coppcread persuasion Is very s
The boys blue all for Fenton and the Union
DEMOCRATIC CITY AND COUNTY CONVENTION AT MO-
TART HALL.
Last evening the delegations to the Mozart Union
City and County Convention assembled al Mozart hall Boad
for the purpose of nominating Democratic candidates for
the City and County offices to be disposed OF at the ensuing
ton.
On whole the delegates presented respectable ap
than is generally the with assemhages OF the
into ring themselves very young and accordingly saw
and hoard and said nothing except when the given
them Mr. Fernando Wood thought II too early TO nominate
candidates and the delegates 30 seemed 10 think the
same Ar Wood thought that after telling delegates
bow and where their friends could get their naturalization
ticste they should adjourn and The delegates ss.ened to the
DEMOCRATIC UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.
This Convention met last evening at Cooper Insti-
tue the Hon Judge Connolly In the chair when the following
pine (Myles ORely Recorder John II Anthem Supervisor
Smith Ely ri Surrogate Robert d. holmes Coroner VIM
Schirmer.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republican County Convention for the nomi-
nation City officers assembled last evening the
hall No 600 Broadway and after spending some time in the
With District adjourned till next Tuesday evening
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS PLATFORM.
The Office of The Soldiers Friend has issued several
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TIE EH-ORLEAYS MASSACRE.
MAYOR MosRoE's VERSION OF THE AFFAIR

MAYOR MoSRogs VERSION or THE AFFAIR.
The City Councils Of NewOreans met the I'D nit.
for the rst time after the recess and received
from Mayor Monroe giving his version OF the riot After
repeating the often denied story that Gen Baird had
rendered him troops to act with his police in OF
emergency the Mayor goes to state that two i'm
porlant facts established concusyey" LIST. That
the police first fired upon the neutral ground,
Canals while drchargng their duty by members OF the
I'd That the rst shots the arrival of the
police at the Institute hred from the windows Of that
clice BY the whites aud negroes therein barricaded.
city under martial law, and that Gen. Baird acted
n he wanted only 10 make political capital for the Radi-
Gals. President Johnson's policy is glorifcd and
greet il expressed that Louisiana not represented in
Congress The proceedings OF the Cleveland Convention
have met with the unqualified appreciation OF the South
ern people" especially of tho soldiers " whose yalor
enables them 10 recognize the yaor OF the brave soldiers
OF the army OF the United States
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MASSACHUSETTS.
A REMARK or CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.

REMARK OF CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
The Boston Commonwealth says
Speaking with Charles Francis Adams day about Amer.
lean affairs Mr. H. Dana IT, mentioned the word nation
in connection with the country NatiOn petuautly
claimed Mr. Adams il is naiionohing but assOcia.
ton OF States Mr. Dana before OF this main.
tenance of the doctrine Of State rights by Mr. Adams
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS.
The following the Democratic State nominations In
Massachusetts,:
For Governor Theodore II Sweetzer Of Lowell For Lien.
tenant Governor Gen Horace {. Lee OF Springfield For
secretary of State Col Luther E Of Hngan For
Attorney General Wm. {. EndoOtt Of Salem. For State
Treasurer Harvey Arnold OF Adams For State Auditor Gen
Arthur y. Deyereaux of Roxbury.
The Democratic candidate for Governor is the subject
of this brief but sufficient biography in The UOroester
Spy:
Mr. Sweetser whom the johnson in this State have
nominated for Governor Republican IN 1869 delegate
the Chicago cpubcanj Con entiOn and believe
the party who went Springfield announce the result 10
Mr. lincoln He grew Tired of the association early IN the
war and united hs political iOrtunewhich smal-wiih
the Democratic party il this State which could sympaihile
with him IN that respect.
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MISSOURI.

RECEPTION OF THE SOUTHERN LoYALisTs AT 81
LoUIs-PBRJURY BY THE REBELs-A CHALLENGE
PROM THg RADICAL CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS-
Special Dispatch TO The NJ Y. Tribune.
81 LOUIS Tuesday. Oct. 9. 1866
The reception Of the Southern Loyaiss by tochlght
and the procession and grand demonstration on Lucas
SQUARE was a great Mayor Thomas received
thom and the Hon. Henry I. Blow made tho opening
speech followed by Cows. Hamilton, Hahn Judge sher-
wood, Hunnicut aud Others. There was speaking from
three stands.
Adyioes from Galloway County state that wholesale
perjury is being committed by Rebels who openly assisted
bushwhacker during the Rebellion, and gave the enemy
information of troops movements The arms Pur,
chased by the County Court have been placed in Radical
hands to prevent Rebels from sezlng the same as they
threatened. .
Lewis V. Bogy, lately appointed an Indian Commis-
sioner In 1864 denounced Mcclellan an equal tYrant
with Lincoln and said no belonged 10 class OF Demo
Gratis who dsbeevcd in the right of the Federal Govern
mont to cocrco sovereign States Iio denounced any
effort to reorganize the Democratic party IN opposition TO
this principle ,
Gen Pill Radical, has challenged John Hogan, the
Copperhoad candidate for Congress to JOINT dscnsson
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John j. Ncks. tho presont Mayor Of Emira for state

John j. Nicks the present Mayor of Elmra, for State
Senator
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
ERIE-The johnson Convention OF the With District
nominated on Saturday Robert {. Titus Tor the As
sembly.
Alexander Robertson chosen Saturday as the Dem
ocrate candidate for the Assembly in the lid District OF
Albany County. Mr.. Robertson was IN the Assembly oil
1865.
NOMINATION DECLINED.
John Hoy has declined TO be candidate for the Assem-
bly, for the t District of Erie County, he having Deen
placed in nomination by the Radical Unonists OF that
County.
UNION NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
Erie CountyChrstian Swinger has been nominated Dy
the Radical Umoniss of the WITH District OF Erie County
for the Assembly. Mr.. Swinger is q German and very
popular In his district
At the Ist Assembly District Convention Of Ulster
County held at Saugerties Saturday the 9th, John
Maxwell of Saugeres nominated for Member OF As
semby and VIM. IL. Dederick of Kingston, School Com
missioner.
XvIITTH DISTRICT.
SCHENECTADY, Oct. 9.-The Democratic Conservative
Congressional Convention for the XVIIlth District, met
here to-day and nominated the Hon Thomas H. Horton,
editor of The Fuitonvile Republican, for Congress
THR REPORT ABOUT DINNER TO GIN. WOOL.
The Troy Wing says:
Gen Wool in this city which Postmaster General Randall
is to present and before which meeting letter is TO be
mendous influence Congressional election in this Dis
ct all bosh and dead humbug having no foundation ex
ccpt in the brain OF the writer
A PosTMAsTER's OPINION OF THE RECORD OF THB
DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
The Hon. A. Y. Parker, Postmaster at Potsdam St.
Lawrence County N. Y. Office worth $4,000 year,
sent letter to Postmaster General Randall, from which
we extract this passage: .
The Democratic party false to It's history false to It's
duties false the American people and to the human race
1t wantony and brutey threw its vast weight upon WeaH
and defensces people struggling into manhood IL ceated
organized and sustained tae Rebellion II became degraded
defeated and dsgaoed Its followers are even now seeking 70
escape the nfany that envelops them cloud by flourish
ing banner and answering to strange name II pes
the curse of thousands upon thousands Of the slain and hated
and detesed by loyal millions The grave viii not cover IT,
oblivion cannot hide It, mankind will not forget IT, Is the
political Gehenna of the world
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RELIGIOUS.
IN. pRrsByrERY OF NEW YORK.

This BODY convened yesterday morning at the cor
o. University place and Tenhs delegates being pres ni
from the Presbyterian churches in this city and upon the Hnd
Car kyack The Rev. Morse Powell Moderator pre-
sided The installation OF the Rev. DR. Archibald OF the
Madison Presbyery Indiana the Westminster Church
appointed for the 22d inst DE- Rice win preach the
r.
communication signed by IS members Of the church at
Eyack read setting forth ha under the mnistratton OF
the present pastor the church declining and that they
feared its total dissolution If he continued in that position
report made upon the appeal embracing the following
resolutions
Rsd That respecting the doctrine taught OF the .entiens Ut
whether harmony with eoes
sion Of and the Presbyerr
members Of the churches themselves against
the disturb the of the church The grounds Of
the. opinion regarding their pastoral duties
Resoe That the PTesbytery exho and enon the pioners 70
sgtaion heal divisions and TO
prosperity q the church which they profess to love
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IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE.
meclinr of the coored cilEens OF I'D NInlh Ward
RLOTLNG IN RAL TIMORE.

BNLTMOET- TU07IIT- UCf- y TO
Considerable excitement occurred this morning at the
corner Of Baltimore and Norh-ss occasoned by an at
tack made by number Of Republicans the Democratic
and Conservative Headquarters. national fag which
hung suspended In front OF the building cut down,
and for time there great apprehensions Of most
serious difficulty The Police promptly came TO the res
cue and compelled the rioters to return the flag which
was forthwith restored to It's former position.
Last night a party Of Conservatives made an attack
upou some Republicans the section OF the city,
which resulted in fierce fight John Galety of the
attacking party shot, receiving three balls IN his
BODY His condition is exceedingly precarioas.
Several other parties were slightly injured.
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PACIFIC COAST.

San Francisco Monday Oct r. 1850
The schooner Pride OF the West which sailed IN search
of the fishing grounds the North est Coast, the
29h Of March, has not since been heard Of and ia believed
TO have been lost or captured by the Indians Of Queen
Charlote's Island.
Charles w. Brooks & Co. a large shipping commission
firm suspended to-day in consequences OF heavy defaca
V n-omi1snt ons,scy ssar. whose eonsgnmsnt. thew
accepted largely. They first assigned assets sufficient TO
their general business liabilities leaving the opera
tors engagements applicable 10 tho balances. They hope
TO soon effect arrangement for Tesumng business.
Mining shares dull Yellow Jacket, Si5 Chollar,
Sos Ophr. 4l82.
LEGAL iendera y
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BAL TIMORE.
GOV. SWAIN AND TIE BALTIMORE POLICE coMMls.

GOV SWAMI AND THE BALTIMORE POLICE COMMls'
SI0yERS.
BALTIMORE Tuesday Oct l-66.
Reports are circulating OF intention on the part OF
Gov Swami the Police Commissioners Of this
city the ground o alleged official misconduct IN making
arrangements for the Municipal election.
The Report occasions much discussion the Republicans
maintaining that the Commissioners have not violated the
law and that the Governor exercise such authority
until the Commissioners have been rst indicted, tired
aud convicted Of unlawful conduct they are placed IN
Office by the Legislature aud not appointed by the Cover
nor.
The Conservatives, the other hand, maintain tina,
the Governor can remove tue Police Commissioners the
any other State officers.
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And W|hdf 7 Hdrt Nfttf OerfL-by INIS''
We have different sewing machines Four
Of under the necessity Of keeping IN order m
to setting the needles bat the Wilcox Obos MA
kept itself In order ha seen child hye yeais o.
told how have seen one OF
readily practice 10 regulate the
do instructionheye seen used
In the family free children and negbor 10 months without
except Tor oh nave
Il hard twisted tight muslin handsomely
with No O. But have known 70 fih ~ crossing
could under the needle and
have undertake ta did rot readily sue
ceed-An PHRKsoIoaIcAL JOURNAL Adsertissaent
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ONO.
AssoclArroN OF TIE Army OF TIE TENNESSEE

ASSOCIATION or THE ARMY OF Tmg TENNESSEE
CIYCISSATI Oct. 9.-Thc Committee appointed by the
Association Of the Army Of the Tennessee have about
completed their arrangements for tie reception and enter
tainment Of the members the 18th Of November next
Every officer who at any time belonged 10 this army VIII
be expected to attend in full uniform Gems. Grant Sher-
man Howard and Logan the successive commanders Of this
army have accepted invitations and will be present Men,
beers will be pas ed all the principal railroads az half
the usual If fare and ample arrangements have been
made with the propetors OF the different hotels for the
accommodation Of the officers at reduced rates The meet
ing is expected to be full aud interesting.
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TEXAS.
T. a AfNs
-KnMIN ATInNS FOR COHGRRS9.

NOMINATIONS FOR COhORbSS
The Democratic candidates for Congress from the
WITH District of Texas the Hon. George l.. FINLEY
OF Lsyaca, the Hon. Ciaib Herbert and the Hon j. W
Henderson. The Radical candidate Is Judge A Pascha
Of San Antona Tho last named, The HoHsfon Telegraph
SAYS strong man. both intellectually and before the
people, and is fully up Thad Stevens or Charles Sumner
in intense devotion TO Radical doctrines That paper
thinks there is danger Of his election through tho divisions
in the party opposed to him n B Norton who was III
diced i've times TO the COnfedcacy, to be
the Radical candidate in the Eastern District.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

TERRIFIC EXPLOSION AT PORT Az PRISCE-DEsTRUC-
TIog OF THE ARSENAL.
Boston, Oct g.-Letters from Port au Prince, dated
Sept 49, state that the arsenal containing large guam
THY Of gunpowder took fire and exploded. The fire
spread and destroyed the greater part of the town. Sew
ea vessels burned The loss of life was very great
Loss OF THE SCHOONER MECCA.
Boston, Oct 9.-The schooner Mecca, from New-York
tor Saco with cargo Of sand ashore Highland
Light Cape Cod this morning and became total wreck.
Her crew saved.
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE,
DAILY TRIBUsg.

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year.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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ILLINOIS

PRIOR ABLR DENOMINATION OF JOHN WENTWORTH FoR
COYGREss.-GEoRgB FRANCIS TRAIN wITHDaANS
AS INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE IN NEBRASKA.
Special Dispatch to The N. \. Tribune.
CHICAGO Tuesday Oct 3 1865
Primary Elections In this city today make certain the
denomination of Jno Wentworth for Congress- IN the
Convention which meets tomorrow. His opponent was
Norman ID. Judd, late minister to Berlin. wentworth
carried about two-ihirds Of the Delegates
Private dispatch TO Of the editors of The RpD6caH
is az follows dated Omaha 9th Z" withdrew as lndepen-
don't Candidate YESTERDAY The Radicals wili probably
win BIZ five hundred votes Signed George Francis Train.
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MARRIED..

BOUND-sToDART- Mondsy Oc'. 8. at st. AIMS Church by
the Rev DR. GaAnde Fred W. Bound to nary L. a'oda'' all
this city.
DAwSON-HAY-At Newark j. on Tuesday, Oct By the Rev
r. Craven D. D. Jacob II. Dawson, IT,, to Julia &, tiie':
dsught OF Geo Hay. esd
nOwE-CHAsE-lD Buffalo Tue.iay Oct at the resdsnco
Bradford by the Rev Dr. Chestsf Ralph Howe oil
Newly orb to josephine h. Chssc formerly Of Albany.
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OBITUARY..
DEATH OF DIR. GIBSON OF ARKANSAS.

aNh-k.117
Dr. Lorenzo Gibson, one of the Oldest citizens OF
Arkansas died there lately He had been in the Assembly
aud during Mr. Flmores administration was appointed Sur
veyor Of the State In 1865 defeated candidate for
Congress but his friends wished him tn for w. Senator
tails yoar desire he would have complied with hs had ss
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TORONTO, e. W, Tuesday Oct. 1866
Lieut-Gov Gordon and suite OF New Brunswick ar
rived here to-day.
The Canadian Confederation Commissioners are pro-
pairing 10 leave for England.
The Fenan trials create little interest.
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TENNESSEE

no ELECTION TILL THE THIRTEEETH
Special Dispatch TO The N. y. Tribune.
NASHVILLE Oct. 9.-Thero will be election IN
Tonnes,eo until the 18TH when eight members OF tho
Legislature will be elected On the LIST OF November
seven more will be elected These are 10 I'll vacancies
occasonod by the expulsion of certain members last
Spnng.
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SALE OF KENTUCKY--TIiE GENTLEMENS
RACES

Mr.. Leonard W. Jerome has purchased the cele
braed horse Kentucky for the sum Of '0oOl Kentucky
viii b. withdrawn from the turf and Will le kept or the pur
poscs Of breeding
The American Jockey Club and their friends viii have gala
DAY nt Forham iuIk The 18Th Of November All manner
viii be- dulgd n and oil sorts OF horses from the
bOoded the hack hoi viii that day show their points
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Mrs, Seguiu.

MRS sPGIrIN who has used LOVEr1sS AROMATIC sWlE
TFEIA .sys Permit me- The 1eoen aroinie'
SYiefenia Dna Ihare found csta,E2 better o. ne,.
aoreoabLe SWIETENIAi prepared by DR. LENETI Denu
yesrs practice In and ind96sed oy .n mos
scent,6c men In the the best Dentfnce known
Warranted nure the enamel For ssie E'erywneretAa
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BROOKLYN

TENTH WARD ALDERhASlC NOMINATION.
The Union Republicans OF the Tenth Ward have
placed IA nomination for Alderman, Il C. Und,rhil eel
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT " REGULAR" DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATION.
The "rcgulars" of this Assembly District have
nominated Arden Inlci OF the Ninctccuih Ward thc
candidate or Assembly
SIXTH WARD UNION REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
A meeting of this association WAS held At Latiner
Hall Monday evening Walter Stpops President o th
Association presiding aud addressed by Col 1lgham ~
Tennessee en ior AlfOu Judge Faschf o! Alabama ahd
Geo w IIaxir Of New York Tho Chairman announced that
the Hon Hannibal Hamin and the Hon. Lyman Ircmnin
would address them Monday evening next
Mr.. DRRCHER on TlR SSuBi oP TIk CANVASS.
The Rev Henry Ward Beecher Is announced Ia ad-
d.s the people OF Brooklyn Monday evening next nj the
Academy OF Music the issues OF the "nilg cinFast
UNION LEAGUE CLUB.
The commOdious and convenient rooms OF the Kings
Comfy Union League Club located No 10 Court ST. and
which arc well supplied with reading matter. viii b. open 20 ali
Union Republicans Of the city evening aah TIE close Ol
the election.
IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE.
meeting Of the colored citizens Of the Ninth Ward
wl hold Monday evening AZ which resolutions wei" adopted
urging the necessity concentrating the votes of coO ct
Ems IN aid OF equal suffrage and 10 form associations IN cr
district 10 enroll voters enable them 10 vote ~ the coming
election Addresses made by l. H. Putnam ibc Rev D.
M williams q. ). Perry y y. Freeman ana othcrs
REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETING.
A Union Ratification meeting will be held at the
Academy Of Music Wednesday. the 5th inst Eminent
speakers will BE- present
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (BROOKLYNC
The Second Congressional District Convention OF
the National Democratic party met yesterday afternoon aud
nominated Nj Bernard Hughes Tor Congress ~ opposition 10
VIM. J. Robinson. the regular Democratic cnndlGlte
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TENNESSEE
CANDIDATES PoR GOVERNOR

The KnOrrilc Commercial suggests that among those
who might be named m candidates for Governor OF that
State are the Hon. Thos A. L. Nelson, Col John Nethor
land tho Hon. N. g. Taylor, Col John Williams and Col
John Baxtor. IL recommends tho nomination OF Col.
Baxter
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MINNESOTA.
CONsRRvATIvR EOMIKATIOE

CONSERVATIVE hOhhAIiOhs
Col Colye has been nominated by tho JohnsOnes Tor
Congress from the lid. District.
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NETWORK

REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Special Dispatch 10 The n. Y. Tribune.
POTsDAsl n. Y, Tuesday. Oct @ le66.
There was Union eting here this afternoon The
Town Hall was vol filed Excellent speeches made
by the Hon A. Y Parker and Gen. Woodtord. Gen
Woodford eoaueny Analysed and discussed tho in
volved IN the canvass and warmly appauded through
out. Put Potsdam down for about 800 majority.
FIFTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC
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FIRES.
BOSTON,

Bosroy Oct 9-The kerosene oil store of A. G. Foss
No IS Unon-st. burned last night. Loss $40 000
which was partly insured. The other occupants Of the
building lose from g., 900 10 g. 900.
PfERMoNT N. ].
The Northern Railroad (N. j. Workshop, at Pier
mont was burned ground about O'Clock Sunday
ing Three locomotives car stationary engine large
quantity tools beside other property destroyed The
loss lariousy estimated at from $4,000 s2OOOO The
insurance TO $4,000 Mr. Charles c. SsOn OF jersey
CITY principal loser he owing nearly the entire road
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POLITICAL.
NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.

70, Gorsraor-Hon. REUBEN T. FENT0N. Chaqtsuqqai
ForLt. Gorpnor-Gen. STEWART l. W0QDf0 DID Kings
F,r Canal C9r'y-Hon STEPHEN T HAY1 Steubeni
~, prison T4,p,c,,- cen John HAMMOND Essex.
Election. Tuesday. Nov. o.
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Gperial Notirfs.

Once and FOREVER.
Account, for the sciuson ess~ fact anno, be denied
that waOsvor has used PHALoN's MONT BLOOMING
CEREUs become. Indifferent other perfume. Ia compsos
with IT, 81 other odon as sad sttssps fra
Crane
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rNION MEETINGS.

RxprsIIcAS UNION STA x CoMHITTzE.
HpoRs METROPOLITAN HOTEL, NRv, oRK. }
HAML HARRIS, Chairman.