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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-08-20
Baltimore Advertisements.

Baltimore Advertisements.
1XTM A. ALBAUGH,
w Manufacturer and Dealerin all kinds OF
BRUSHES,
No. Ga Sharp Street, 6etsoeen Pratt and Lombard,
BAL17MORE', Md,
Keeps constantly on hand the largest assoft-
ment of Brushes that can be found in this city,
such as
Paint Brushes, Irvine, Wire and
Brass-bOund,
SASH BRUSHES, VARNISH BRUSHES,
WHITE-W ASH BRUSHES, FLOOR SCRUB
BRUSHES, HAND SCRUB BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES, SHIP SCRUB
BRUSHES, TANNERS BRUSH
ES, HORSE BRUSHES,
BUSTING BRUSHES, STOVE BRUSHES.
Paint Brushes are speciality of our trade.
SWEEPING BRUSHES,
PLASTERERS' BRUSHES,
PAPER HANGERS PASTE AND DRY BRUSHES,
STENCIL,
And all other kind and description of BRUSHES
27S West Pratt Street,
March 81 69-lyr. BALTIMORE, MD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-03

Campbell MOE. and Tam. 1,9s5; Thomas Brsuyi ION
IN, 1881. Campbell over Rstz' lJ65i OainpOoH 0'''
EI5h6 Distrie-wfiam wiegandt Rep, 1888 Martin Martin
Nac6tman. Tam, 4ll3 Chss L Norris Moi on 10
7enh Dtsrlet-E Taylor. Rep, lo6 owen sis
Tam and MOI, 2l40 Christian Flacke, Ihug ,end
Murphy over Taylor i,Go4i Taylor over f'A'A0 "-N
FosTtsenM DsrictJohn KehOe Rep Ss JOIN ior,iS
HenDessey, Tam. and MOI, l,9Ol hehnoS''' SS-S'
Tosi1 DISTRICT ncompete Cregar. Kepn vss;
VIM W. Cook, Tam, 2,lSOi Lo9s o COZ over Csbs.
2O84 Cook over all. LOSS. - r,.hora NJ 1nsb
Sirsee,h Mdz os7 FrsucI:
Rep lI7s; James Irving Tam ana MOI ~, Hss
X Purcell. Dem. Union, lIOl iT yer ali o. ' NV
Irving over Purcell 2sS ELL psfcts Observation-Disclosures
FammeT Rem 1895 George w Plunket, b7S9 Fred
erck Fagge MOI snS Dpie Babcock Rep
dHe I R G'S Tam 20S9 Patrick McGOvern, Dem.
Union SO4; Browns maj over baococA' 4'i DaDcO0A anu
MSGSysT9 1geT Alex THAN, Rep
sG PoheTt G Brown, Rep, l.A9i Vim. Hitchman, TAM
and Mo-, ASS, HtchmAn's maj. over Brown, $50.
KINGS COUNTY. 49,
The election passed off very quietly throughout
this county-very little excitement being noticeable IN
was complaint the part Of the Republicans IN num-
Der Of election districts that proper ballots on he Con
Give list Of the candidates probably elected to the local
Offices. The Democratic State ticket Is successu ~
about 10000 majority Horace Greeley runs
ahead Of his ticket.
Justice fine Supreme Court-Calvn E. Pratt Kep anu
Dem. -, w.. 1.-,o,
johnson, Rep. 49,, vi. o,ryos,e Nam &.
Districts l4th-W W. MOsey, Dem
odJ y piorca Dans I5tb-Wm. w. Goodrich, Rep.
adj r. Mnrnbv Dem I6th-B. Haver, Dem
IsspNRt yXirN I7th-S. T. Maddox. Rep.
Districts lSth-G. u beHhStl, hS I
lst-H M. Clark, Dem' 9th-John Z. Japoos' DEM
2d-H. J. Cullen, jr. DEM
COUNTY OFFICERS
Sherff-AnthOny Walters, Rep. probably ~.
StiptS Of the PoOr-Tbomas FOran, henry COtrj Demo'
School OOnmtSaOner-James Edwards, Dem -,
SuperviSOrs-SecOnd Ward, r. Nelson, Dem; FourIn
Ward, 4. A. KOmeyer, DEM Sixth Ward, WJ, Os20rhs'
Dem.;s Eighth Ward. Charles Foley. DEM Ienth ward
SkidmOre Petit Dem; Twelfth Ward Ross moalahon,
Dem; Fourteenth Ward, ]. s. Murphy, Dem; SAIeehth
Ward Christian Eseman. Dem; Eighteenth Naru, Jas.
Fletcher Dem.;s Twentieth Ward j. W. Harulah' hePi
Twenty second Ward, John Hall, Rep.
CITY OFFICERS.
UnVOr-Martin Kalbfeisch, DEM
Street OOnnsiSSiOner-RObert Furey, Dem ,,,,
Adeymen-First Ward, Chas. Miller, DEM; c, InIu
Ward, A. b. Thorn, Rep Fifth Ward, D. M, CiancS
Dem.;' Seventh Ward David s. Stewart, rep , Nintn
Ward J. cGrOaty. Demat Eleventh Ward H. Is. WHY
Dem; Thirteenth Ward Henry Hartman, DEM ~. ~
teenth Ward A. Cunningham, DEM. SeVehleG9nsn
Ward, J. a Connolly, Dem; Nlneteenth Maru' D. n
Black Dem Twentyfirst Ward, +. Weeks, KEEP
Those marked with an asteisk reelected -,
GRAvEsEHD.-Nelson, 81 majority; Democratic gam, -
NEW -UTRECHT.-Neson, l67 majority Democf~u0
gain 81. o,.,..,.
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Valentine Newland age 20, German ear
penter residing at No SO sherist., fen from laddef
yesterday, while at work on tile DuudDg NO % O"ercH
St., and was instantly killed.
In the several Catholic churches, yesterday,
All Souls Day observed by the celebration OF masses
Of Requiem
The Historical Society met last evening, at
their hall OF Eeventhst and Secondave. Dr. De
Witt presided. large and fashionable audience 1as
present The Hon. Frederick A. COnkng read an eabnr
ate and able address upon the -Four Decisive Battles VI
America" which listened to with great attention.
The Historical Rebellion Record and Encyclopaedia the
work Of Thomas s. Townsend which cost him 1000 aud
nine years labor, on exhibition. Mr.. Townsend 10
willing TO dispose of the work for $4,000 either 10 ms
Society or to Congress- letter from the Rev. Dr. Bel
lows read recommending the purchase OF the work
nv fha
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MARYLAND
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribunal
BALTiuorE. Nov. 2-The Democrats have
carried every county in the state and the city Of
Frederick which gave a majority for Grant last year.
The Legislature IN DO purely Democratic not single
Republican being elected to either H.ase. There was
very small vote po.led by both parties.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-The vote in this city
to-day was unusually light. only l5.729 being polled OF
registered vote Of over The vote for Controller OF
the state Treasury was Woolford Dem 1882 Mckelp,
Rcp Jg3T WoOdford's majority, o,4Oo 4he Democratic
ticket rctu ers OF the Legislature received majority OF
gbout 5000 Every precinct every Ward Of the city
gave majority fsr the Democratic Uckot. For sheriff
ina vote was Albert. Dem, 1914; NOOds' kep A'94
" song, WorAngmou's candidate. Il,5A5
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DIED.
Madison COuu 9Th suddenly Jonathan ch'''o
dsu. aged o. TearL
DBMARBST-Ou Monday Nov Charles Demire son Of n p and
Eliza Demarest aged 70 years 49,. -, 4. 49,.
hi. funeral on WeiaeaJ the ~ at ~ m residence Of hl
brotherinlaw 81 r. Cook Bergen Point Trans ea's '''
Rochester N r. and Jacksonville Fla papers please copy
POUSTANIn Brooklyn, Nov 1882 Capt Gideon F0nntaia ia the
Hi. is,rss and friends and those Ofbs sOusnv Williams
Harding invited % attend the funeral service; 90
Thursday clock punetualy No. t' hihe"p~s DnO"AVA
GRAY-Nov q 1859 VIM NJ. Gray NJ. d. -
his Friday the 5th inst at ii O'clock ron hh ave
residence No. 100 West BeVent HIS IsusiOs viii be Inferred 10
GreenwoOd.
JoNES-ou Monday morning Nov Thomas Jones' In the A %
bis age 49,, ,,. I'll. ala, a.. ,..uh,rs n co,,s..,
Lodge No IS o. Of F. Of Lebanon Bncampmeut Pecs
fully invited to attend funeral this day wednea No' fO9
his late residence No. ~ SIItbs; Williamsburg at 0e'oeE
LUNDT-On Saturday, Oct 30 ser long and painful Illness Aoo
Jane vi W. o. LOndL
RELATIVES sTd friends o'as family srs .s 20 nS 20 's
Wednesday, Nov. J. st o'clock
POILoCK-suiJenly on Sunday evening" a. Sarah widow
Bsojsuin Pollock in the nd year Of her =.
TIE re- the family respectfully invited 20 and
THURSDAY morning. at O'Clock Al me MasALas
squsre Church, POurhs. SItbaye without Hn 20
The remains will be len to PO0ghkesPe Tor IT. sta
by toe IL O'clock a N. train
ssTH-At StapetOn Sunday Oct g. Ihsr short lhes
Mrs j. SHh Ndov Of the late Dr. Samuel L. snih asee
The friend. Of the family are respectfully invited attend the fausr,
the FRS, Presbyterian Chufeh StsP0n on WEDNESDAY
Nov }, 81 O'clock
TRRGAsKIsSudieny on Tuesday morning his residence is
UuionAve Williamsburg John IFegAsEs IN 'he $50 year %
from Grace Church. COnseea between LOner and Leon
Feuds Of the family Lodge Of respectful,
Cornwall, Bug, papers please copy
goTICEhe members Of LebanOa Bneampment No. r. o. ofO-
y are ,eqaesea 70 mTes 90 "a ,S %,megTgS ~ IA ocloca
BT order Of the C. r. ROYAL g. WILLARD Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-03
THE STATE OF Trade.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

hoEyoLK Va Nov a-Coon 80 bales; exports
wise bales; sales basis Low hddng al Ste wsfksa
closed quiet; to sell
MOBILE Ala. Nov 2Cottou-Dsmsnd fair; market elose sra
ddngs 2e receipts 2O7 bales exports
2-1be actEe sAes, LIZ
bales; receipts, S6 bales; Mbddlings. 24c-
sAvAsNAH 2CottonReceipts, 2955 balesi expsrt
81 bales; sales 800 bsles Mddnzs 1ic market quiet
WILMINGTON c. Nov 2SpTits Turpentine, 4t14Ic hssla
steady Strained $50 Grade 1urpentne steady at 81 bO0s1 70
Tar, Sc better at 81 05 Cotton quiet al 2tl 0l4bc
2-Obacc0 at % 30S O Tor Lng ~ .
s for Dark Leaf and 5G 80 for Medium Bright do Coos
aueti MdiBg 240l4tc Fall SupehBe, ~ 9O DO
ETtra 50 75Gs4 5 DoubA Extra S5a CO. Treble Extra 90
IS 10; Family sc 730ss Wheat declining 10 Red Fall sec
No 060Bt TO- Choice and Fancy 81 20Rl Dr.
No White 81 O9' No DO. 81 is Strictly Choice 81 - Cos
doll aud unchanged 21Jc In buk, and f3049c
sacks Barley dul 81 % for Low Prime TO Cboe asee-
sofa Spring 81 IS for Choice Fall Rye declining sales a.
Whisky dull AZ l0QSl r. POrk-Sew Meas b2S 90 Dry AAls
Meas-Shoude he Clear Sides lse Bacon SLoa-
ds Sdes Lard dull at lSc Tor Choice Neg
Cste-Comoa aud Medium pnty Choice scarce sAes a.
Sc So Live Hogs quiet at $50 90 % keeept-f"a I
bills Wheat coo BUSH Corn, 1900 bush Oats s0 bush Barley
buah Rye bush
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THE coal NINE DISASTER.
WIFE AND lIEE PARAM0UE SHOT By THE


;9UsBANG -.,-----.-~
Bombay Hook "a small village near Hacken-
sack Bergen CO., n. j. in a state Of great excite
ment yesterday, man ramed CahOon ana the VIE OF
tho murderer having been shot by revolver in the
hands OF John Dckey, AN empoye IN factory near py
Il appcars that Dickey has had boarders in his house
FOR same time two feIlow.workmen and has frequently
ouarreed with them and his wife when under the infu
euce of l0uor-neyer however. coming to blows until
Monday night last when hc got W out OF bed late ~
night and in Ia OF jealousy shot his wife ana one OF
ine hOarders Collins CahCOu. After me commission Vi
the rfe he visited several O the ueghb0rs tolu the
what lac had done, and loft with frlehd 10 hhu
"A DOCTOR hs he said. ono OF those Mnom NC
mad informed crossed riyorto Nonkers ana nI0rmed
.tvr,rt Fnudrcuu of the Metropolitan Police, who de-
tailed sound. or to search Tor lht iuuTueet parry
who went down the river boat finally overlook MN
- io ,,os crossipg Euuud,me Austin and walters has
capt0rs took hun before the aoFeeaAl W te tohASIs
ToHccStatiOn where lac made statement VI winch INC
Nv wife went to bed about on Monday night and
followed about iO shortly alier was awakened OV near
,H noise down stairs, and missed my wife from my
side; on reaching the foot o the srs saw my WIe anu
Collins CuhOon togethcri | rushed IN, crying, Il nave
caught you t lat aud fired at CahOon; the ball took
sdecr and he rolled over dead; then shot nj my wife,
and the lodged in her thigh but she was alive when
other hoardcr. attempted 20 prevent my es.
cape. but i ran past him, told several OF
thf ueghbOfs, and got William Kelly 10 so with me 10
NOnkegs for doctor; not hldlhg one lsIt Ior sew
York and told my employer what had done; ne ad
tes after going back Workers and getting Dr. P0oley
was crossing the river To give myself up, when was
arrested make this statement Tlta tue %eHi
positively that there any improper intimacy be 70
tween herself and Cahoo and says that she 70. uP
were fired upon they were sitting on Dencn pelV.o %
ire Mr. Mcneil, with whom Dickey has worked tor inc
past six years. speaks In the highest terms OI n'
hickey himself does not appear TO realize his position
and seems be unconcerned and expresses %1 r
ness 10 20 back 70 NeW-Jcrscy without WAITING i0i ~
mn, Ill ION from the Governor Ol tlAl othlo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-03

NEwYORK, Nov. ., 1862
The following returns have been received from the
attempt At classification. The losses and gains IN all
INSTANCES are computed from the Presidential vote OF
1885, when HOratO Seymour had precisely 10000 majority
over Gen. Grant
Haverstraw, Second District Nelson 30 majority;
Democratic Oss 1Oc. Allen has % majority over Greeley
Caldwell, (Deml for Senator, has 80 majority Nelson
(Dem.,l for Assembly has 96 majority
SUFFOLK COUNTY
East Hampton First District. Slgel "a mojorty fepub
lean loss 49, Second District, Nelson, majority Demo
southampton, Third District, Nelson. Is majority ;
Democratic gain, IL. -. oo,,vr,,
HiJsdale First District, Nelson II ih'JoiiS Do"o
cratic gem g. . ,,,,rx
Amenia-Frst DihtriCt, bgeL a majority hoPuI .
gain "a Rider ep lot seaE S ncted 10 The SEN
ate yer Morgan In tho D. ltchess and ColuhD'S OS0"
oUEEAs COUNTY. -, ,,..-oo,..,o
Jarnaica co,rnleteEelso. 257 majority DeInocrauS
gain Frost DEM, for SenA TOT 5S Is nsioritT
Baldwin CDem) for the Assent ", Ioi lnsJo,t.y D.mo
Newton-Fourth Dlstrict NelA On S67 majority Oemo-
cratic loss, ITO. xrx
Lansingburg-Frst District, sigel ,riy Second Dis
loan loss hr. Greeley has 3O2 maN 20 0Teeley's
trct. sigel So majority; Republican IL ~ -
majority g..
ALBANY COUNTY. i,v. Damn.
COMPLIMENTARY District, Nelson IL ma1OA -
cratic lOSsG
MONROE COUNTY. dem.
City OF Rochester First Ward Nelson, 40 mali 9TH
loss, SECOND WAtd, Nelson maj Dem loss, IL fOn
Ward, Sge 81 maj; Rep gain IA; Fifth Ward, Sgel L.
maj Rep GAIN l34 Tenth Ward SIgel 80 maj; Rep. lossr
z Fourteenth ward sge, gas mai; Rep. gain s..
ONEIDA COUNTY
Utica CytOufth Ward gives Sigel 10 maj; Rep l0ss,.
&C.. Greeley has ll3 mai. First Ward Nelson 20 mai;
Dem. loss. 10. Allen has "a mai
ROme-Nolson. JiS maj; Dea. loss, l9a. In the First
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-03
NETWORK MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

The reunion and opening exercises OF the
College took place last night at No. S1 Second ave FrOl
L. f. Allen read an essay on the Adaptation VI women
for the Medical Profession Their meh.N, IOt scr
nrrsr,,. be saId was undouoted but all women
",,a not ass GOOD physicians The Rev g. d. North
an"rs ~ the responsibility of the profession. and
hoped that the students would realize i to is fullest
tent "heh between enlarging the sphere or
wes and otertSrnng tue order OF nature Mrs t pr
l.Ozer W .,Narino any Advantage FOR Women r. sho
5g ~ rho anxiety Of practice and sight Of suffering
might aest women ysiTans at nIst but tneT MAN. Of
ruCoyCg ir0n tAVs0 Sn'VS" fHsVSA" ">FOA'S~SS' 49, v
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the eases OF women eoud be attributed their vaCuy
and X OF occupation and active ndustres She wOu
not ada NJ Ihat the Stay Of anatomy would affect unf
vOTsby mat me deDcaey Of women but the contrary
would eb Vate her TO higher scale Of intelligence and
usefulness. The narrow views OF la Church
and State ulo give way 10 broader plan operations
when women admitted To their nst posifion s
Sciences ThsFegunr exercises Of the College course
will begin to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-03
ILLINOIS

CmCAGo. Nov 2.-Ihe election to-day has
been conducted In Il very quiet The vote is not
large Al tins hour 10 D. NJ the election OF the Citizens
ticket by laru, minority j, very generally conceded
CHICAGO, Nov. 10 T. M-keturns Ot the CITY ano
county elections, held today come IN very slowly put
enough h known 10 warrant the statement that the
Cizcus Ticket" Is elected IN this city 10y at least 6OO
majority ana IN the county by fully 1000 majority All
of Inc Gzeu candidates the constitutional COnVen.
non i'm the county seven uumhor are elected -Four Oi
Lhem are X. nul.Ana alG LhIoe DoInOoIAls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-03
THE TURF.

There was good little trot yesterday on Dr.
bols's hafmile track, Harlem Lane-a match. mile
heats, under saddle, IN witch Red Rover and Kate Nc
GoEan we're contestants. Kate, ridden by Murphy, led
all through the first and third heats. Rover ridden by
Curdney in the first heats, and Ia the third by
Ogle led the second up TO near the close when he
broke, and the mare passed and won the heat.
Dubois Track Harlem Lane Nov for 900 nses nile bsAi
lin 5. to saddle
Capt LesrTs b. m Kate MeGOwnn.............. ]
x OHles Z Red Rover.
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AI.ARAMA

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 2.-The election passed
without the slightest disorder The vote was light The
total vote IN this city 5,2l9-a Democratic majority
Of 7j5 Enough Is known from the County precincts to
insure that Magee DEM Is elected by LOO majority.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Nov. 2.

Cae-Reeeps 90 head the number received 10 one
week for years buyers dsncBed purchase hbera prices
ranged y than last week Aes Of BIira 81 -
aSil IS, hnt quality SI0$l2; second quality SlOdslo -
third quality STdS9 30 sheep aud LAmb-Reesp zs5I head
price good Sheep ranged low When compared WIZ the rates s
months ago; sales Of Extra at 80 2S0S42
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TENNESSEE.
ruE sESAroRsHP QUESTION.

The SENAIOkSHIf % EoIION
LOUISVILLE, Nov 2.-Thc Tennessee House
OF Representatives to-day, by vote OF IS TO 80. tabled
rhe resolution offered yesterday for an election OF United
states senator on the ground Of Nh Coopors inegibh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-03
WISCONSIN.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-ReturnS from II towns in
Wisconsin show Republican gain Of 500 over the eiec-
ton for Governor in 1867 when Iairchd elected by
AGA majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-03

CRAIG-HART-Eov by n vaDsaut Alexander Craig
Newark Annual Conference to Ms ks Hart OF hewton
sNOW-COBB-OuT hurslAy Roetlabd Maine rest
dene Of the brides parents p Cutter Louis
Brooklyn D. Maria T. Cobb daughter Of Francis Cooe
Of Rockland, Maine.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.

(oyerbof-LW William Clufn, Rep.
Lieutenant iovernor-Joseph Tucker, Rep
secretary of state Oliver Warner Rep.
Treasursr and Receiver General-JacOb ii. Loud, Rep
Attornev. Ceneral-Ch Charles Allen, Rep.
Auditor-Chares Rndieott, Rep. ~.
Ior ConOresA ITO NIL vaeancyl-GeOrge NJ. Brooks, KEEP
EXECUTIVE CoUNskLoRB
vo q Irnderwood, Key. Roland q. Usher, Rep.
Vim. l. Reed. Rep. JOhhatheh Is, WIN ls1F
Henry @. CrOweu' KEEP Shhree Auaihs yl3 mop
Peter Harvey Dem eyNahder JohnSon'
BosToN, Nov. eli p. m.-The returns, rs
they arrive show most concusveJ how completely party
lines were ignored to-day, and how absorbing were 'ho
temperance and other State, CITY, ana town qacs.ona
~ many Of tho strong RapublsaR towns hundreds did
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET ELECIED-IHE fEo-
HIBITIoNIsTs BEATEN.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIKI TRiBuNEi

THE REPUBLICAN TICKET ELECTED-rIiL rEo-
HlBTIONISTS BEATEN.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIKI TRiBuNEi
BosToy. Nov 2.-The receipt OF election
news I'm Boston is creating the widest excitement as
usual tho streets near newspaper offices are crowded.
and returns are being read ali corners The party
lines were not distinctly drawn today and. as was uni
yer,ay expected lho real issue was between the FRO
blbtonlsts and License law men, and the returns as Tar
IA received Indicate the latter have been most sue
cessful The vote has been light, and Senator wilson
thinks from tho returns received that Gov claim mas
about 1900 votes Adams, $4,000. aud ChAhoeilaii'
Labor candidate 1900 1t is thought that nIl the oou
selors save the Hon Otis Norcross OF Boston, arc
elected the Hon Peter Harvey Democrat being eIeced
IN his stead Gov. Clafins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inc
following vote Claiin, 7l9; Adams 300 quincy the
home OF John quincy Adams. gives the lono"Ins
figures: Claim. 49, Adams, 6sl. Returns concern
ING the Legislature mixed. +. W. BIRD OF "Apoo
and Moses Kimball Of Boston. two old Repnphcah rep
esentatlyes are defeated. and Senators Crane howe
and Munroe are not reelected Democrats taking their
nlace Another Democratic Senator in Charestown Is
elected aided by the rum and annexation questions.
The Republicans are holding oIlidcation meeting IN
Statest.
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MARRIED.

The Trophy Tomato the best Favored the largest the smeoA
est, the heaviest AID ueTg early
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indOyocd Nth tlH
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Spttial AGtit,s.

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CharI.s n Jones, steam Printer, burnt lt Rulsoo-
1t would respectfully bis friends and patrons that be hAs TO
moved to % aud FRANKFoRTsT where, with kSrlRBLr
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II
SIR: When / went to the polls to-day l
found that sc scoundrol had been there and voted on
INV name and consequently 'he Inspectors Duld not
allow me 10 east ballot straight vote was lost 70
tie Republicans by this rascay trick which Illustrates
one of the vainous methods by which the Democrats Oh
the Seventh Ward piled mp their large majority theIS
IS any redress had for this outrage sbohh De gau
10 know how 10 obtain II DANlEL a 9khNNfLi'
New IOrh. Nov. ., 1859. NO % Last biOaUNa''
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Watches and Jewelry Repaired
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EOTICEThe members Of LebGRoa Rneampment No. " o. 10
are Nov at the residence o oat
brother Thonas Jones' sixth ST. hlh1mshurgh 81 u oeocA
~ order Of the @ r. ROYAL q. WILLARD Secretary.