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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-02

For the latest style IN silk plug hats go &c
Lchnhard's, Exchange
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-02

Canned FrmitS of all sorts at s..-~
FEIsG USON 4 HARVEY'S.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-02

:
New Goods! New Goods?
Waskey and Hurst are receiving the largest
stock OF dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes.
hats and caps groceries, notions, ever brought
TO southern Kansas, direct from New York, thu.
head Of the market. and we ak everybody to
.all and examine our stock and prices and sat
isfy themselves that l6s Complerciar Street il.
rhe place to invest their money TO the best ad-
vantage. = l.,oo wASKEY, & NURSE
S5-tI lJD Uillls! aa9G Sspk 18th 1855.
: 80 s.s.,r To Farmers
will trade Maple and other Shade Trees
for good Wheat, Corn and Potatoes.
MAX FAwCETT,
SIT .sssrrsF a kmporiss Kansas
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Bonum vinum Bonum sangui.

BOnum Vinum BOnum Sangui-
Eg.ssaE mem Fecit! esE a-a
DIR. H. Schroeder. the celebrated German
Vineyardist, offers for sale his entire stock of
5000, 900 grape vines and cutting of the best
varieties at reduced prices, to Kansas fruit
growers. Will receive good and well selected
land or town lots in exchange for nursery
stock. For particulars address
DIR. II. SCHROEDER,
5-tf Bloomington, Illinois.
Bohemian Toilet Sets.
French Wax Boxes, Jewel Caskets, Fine Per
frrmeries, and Imported Brushes, at
BATES & PERLEY+s.
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To Farmers.
House and Lot for Sale s

A sansll ffame house containing rooms, cor
ner 5th Avenue and Onion street VIII be sold
cheap, Further particulars call on. - .sisFs
2-tr b h c. CL2ARK.
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LOST

kb LOST. o.
In the Cottonwood river. at the Davis ford, thu
Hind Wheels belonging to . two-horse lumber
wagon. Tie finder win be suitably rewarded
by leaving them at the subscribers. in Elnpo-
rig Tn0Fg 0WYH Al. PAIGs.
March 3fst, 1863. 14-tf
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For Sale

For Sale.
A good, No. / Stallion. For particulars in
luire Of - w. F. BAKER,
1915 miles west of Emporia
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FOR SALE.

a Pair OF Mares. Harness and
Wagon. Enquire at the Central, cor. Com.
mercial street and Fifth avenue.
70 T. S. LEONARD.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-02

The exercises ut the Normal School on Fri
day night. given by the literary society, were
highly creditable to all concerned. We have
not room. for detailed. account. The enter
tainments given by this society have always
been of the highest order, and this one Was
not below formeron ones. We know we but ex-
press the feelings of our citizens when we say
all are thankful for such literary treats as the
society connected with this excellent school
furnish them occasionally.
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I NEW GOODS arriving daily Ct WREGHrss
HARDWARE STORE, near the Court
House. - tsS 49, - 7s-
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Usage Orange and Garden Seeds, in abur
dance, at g. W. FREDERIcK's.
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PlOWS

For sale cheap, by
12-tf ". EsKRIDGE.
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Crackers Crackers
Fresh and of the best quality, made especially
for our trade. Picnic, Boston, Soda, Sugar,
Graham and Butter Crackers, at the Bakery.
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Fresh Trout
At the Bakery.
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Emporia ADVERTISEMENTS.
E. P. BANCROFT'S
REAL ESTATE
AGEN CY.
Imports. Kansas
Established in 1857.
3. P. BANCROFT'S
Established in 1857.

T BEG LEAVE TO INFORM NY OLD
l. friends and the general public. that I have
re-openeti my office ut the old stand, for the
transaction of general
Real Estate and Conyeyanoins Business
Ny office win at all times be supplied with
all the appliances necessary, such as
MAPS, PLATS & BLANKS
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Fresh Garden Seeds at WEIGHTS.
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EOI.EnO.

This thriving little town is situated on a
beautiful eRlinence in Chase county near the
line between Chase and Lyon counties, ten
miles from the county scat of each county, and
near large body OF timber containing sew
eral hundred acres, quantity OF which is for
sale. A beautiful stream of living water runs
near. by. We have one blacksmith, one house
carpenter, one grocery, and Il small broom fac
tory. About eighty lots have changed hands
the last year, in which time property has adj
vaneed one hundred per cent; and still there
is room, and lots are offered low to actual set
tiers. Good limestone water can be had by
digging e5 to,b5 feeEB There is great opening
here for merchants, mechanics and others.
The country around the town is beautiful and
fertile; the Buckeye and Cottonwood bottoms
stretching out Tor miles to the south, while on
the north the upland extends as far as the eye
see, giving great adv antage to stock
raisers. The citizens are mostly Friends, who
have u monthly meeting, and quarterly meet
ing is to be held here once n year, and the
Friends are intending to build large meeting
house as soon as possible. ADRIAN BALES.
NJ. A. Wilson will preach at the Congrega-
tional Church next Sabbath at the usual hours,
morning and evening. He and his people ex-
tend cordial invitation t. the children and
people of this town and vicinity to meet them
at the ii. E Church at $3.50 p. NJ. on the same
day to assist them in organizing 'Bible
SCHOOL, for children and adults OF all ages.
They hope TO make this Sabbath not only in
tereSting but profitable 20 young and old
saint and sinner. Come one, come GI."
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10000 hides wanted at the Exchange, TO
which the highest price win be paid ,ll
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Repairs for McCormick's Reapers and Now
ers are kept by 6. W. FREDERICK, Agent.
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Bread. Cakes and Flies always kept
on hand at the Bakery.
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WANTED.

ESQ Cords of rock quarried and hauled;-
800 bushels Of sand hauled; also few men
wanted for general work.
Inquire OFF. Fowler. three miles southeast of
Emporia, or 6. D. Humphrey, five miles east
12-i0 FOWLER & HUMPHREY.
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If you want to buy farming implements of
the latest improvements call on
G. w. FREDERICK.
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: israel Frank is making preparations to
build story and half brick residence on
the corner OF Rural street and 9Th Avenue.
The brick and other materials, are on the
ground. II. Roberts has the contract Tor put
ting up the building.
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Groceries, at wholesale and retail, delivered
in any part the city, by
12-tf g. w. FREDERICK.
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NEW FIRM NEW FIRM!!
w. @. FerSusOn * =. HI. Harvey,
{ formerly W. o. Ferguson,) of the EMpoRIA
BAKERY.
Having enlarged our room and filled it up
with new and complete stock Of groceries.
will sell cheap as the cheapest. Purchasers
call and see us before buying elsewhere.
- FERGUSON & HARVEY,
eH At the sign of the Bakery.
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%. GAO Acres OF Choics Land.

). an aEsnt Cor tie sale ct fhs iazidE BeI6ne-
ing % AMOS ~ IAHREEcE, situated IN Lxol,
wick couusdess T1is Lard ~6z selected with
caFez ct an tsesLy Say ead Ea1ehssf e 81 TIM.
bered, and wen waeefed. Price frnI--ssIl.sa e
move offered IN Kaneasfb asf dFSs7 1i5trnrrovsz
lss,9s - . laE tlsass.:: : - = 2 BA ScRoFT,
"a Real Estate Agent, Enpegis
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LoCAL NoTICEs.

MRS. j. II. GoRHAM,
Secretary.
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n OsAI StNN u INSSI IVS' NtII HIINI SIC tIICHIIs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

tering for want OF broader basis in the county
courts. We have Ia these courts vast lsdI
ciAi force powerless and useless because they
have law jurisdiction and therefore cannot take
which the OF litigation springs For this reason ne
Supreme Court overwhelmed degraded by petty local
controversies which ought to be disposed OF In the local
courts For this reason also appeals multiplied 10 the
Court OF Appeals thus aegavatng the burden under which
that court is hopelessy sunk.
these grand defects and others the existing system
because the best attanAbe and let US
hereafter when the necessity of further improve
snail become apparent Ii fail to adopt there Is
hope of change improvement for TO come
The inherent difficulties attending the subject always or
the most serious character II all could agree on
another system will take years to put In force. But
snch agreement is hopeless No two persons ever
the best plan OF Judiciary In its different de-
1t Is possible that better article than the now
proposed might be named but we discover in plan care
fully adjusted TO admitted wants, wise adaptation TO exist
Ing public sentiment; wise avoidance OF extreme opinions
total absence of partisan bearings, and many udcious
and fundamental reforms.
give practical views which believe
generally entertained bed leave the following
committees in both political PARTIES
ION the outside decentralization" "Judicary"
tWihin)-"For the amended Judiciary article"
We beg leave also to say to professional
brethren throughout the State that this is sub
Jeci which lies peculiarly within their knowledge
interest. Upon question which deeply involves the ad
minstraon OF Justice the usefulness and responsibility OF
profession, ought to sink the politician and become
the intelligent and upright guide to public opinion and action
Let therefore, the responsibility and exercise the
influence which, In the snaton Justly belongs to u.s. Il the
we have suggested meet with general approval the
members OF the bar should In every locality ook to the baoh
and give their personal attendance at the polls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

Henry NYork; ships st Louis Hubbard NYork; Goconda
Br Davis Llverpool brig Joven Carmelita span Aroyss
PHiLzDELPHIA, Oct N-Arrivsd bark Rect tN0l,
Dsnker Bremen Charles Paige, Doughty Boston.
Below brss Nellie Mowe from Antigua; AlInon Rowell,
from Matanzaa; also O bark from Portland.
Csared-steamship Fanita, Brooks NYork; bark Queen
Victoria (Br), Henders Dublin.
22d-Arrved, bark Hero Beverdge Proytdence schFs
vankirk Newbern Osseo Portsmouth, NH. Below, barks
Sarah Payson, Dakin, from Ardrossan; Sarah Hale
White from Cardenas brig Charles Henry, Harvey, from
Pictou.
ner, Newcastle, NsW; Mary Edith Webb Sydney, NSW
saed-Barks Zadok Pr, Priest, and Hutchinson (Pr,,
Ditchburn, Liverpool.
22d-Arrved, bark Taylor, Lane, NYork Via Rio ia
metro and Valparaiso.
SAVANNAH, Oct l7Arrived Canada (NGD, Lemart,
West Hartepooi; brig Louise Miller, Leighton Phsdepha.
16th-Arrtyed brig MERGED Spanl Carbonall, Msanzas
schr David Ames, Amen Rockland.
Cleared-Steamship Key West, Rudolf, NYork.
22d-Arrived schr Right Bower
Cleared-Steamship Oriental, boston; bark Walker,
Aatanzas schr Franconia, Jacksonville
ST MARY's, Ga, Oct HArrved, schr Mionta Smith, 70
load for Norwalk, Conn.
Ssiled-Schrs Mary Long, HAdley, Philadelphia 18th,
Mary Ross, Wyman, st Pierre Martinique.
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schr Kate Hoyt. Parker, New Hatsn for Baltimore
York.

schr Kate Hoyt, Parker, New Hatsn for Baltimore
York -
wick.
schr " O'Bran, Crowley, New Haven for Trenton.
Scnr Sonnecticut Jones, New Haven for Elizabehpor
schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford for New York.
scnr ROLES Dav Norwalk for Elizabethport.
Schr John McFee Hubbard, Norwak for Elzabethpor
schr 70 LINDSEY, HIM. bridgeport Tor New York.
schr orion, winters, bridgeport for New York
Scer ln'repd holorook Cranberry Island for baltimore
schr ontario, Barbour, Noank for Etizabethport,
schr Davis, Davis Greenpoint for New York.
Schr Esther pqgan Place, Port Jefferson for Newark
schr Ann Dole, Hasey, Northport for New York
Schr Marie,ta Hand, Norton, Orient for New York.
Schr Olive Branch Mann, Shutdown for New York.
schr Long Island GALLAGHER, Cow Bay for New York.
scnr theodore farker Little, Cow Bay for New YORK.
BOUND EASE.
Brig II Means, Tracy, Hoboke tor Boston.
Schr Ellen Louise, Hawkins Philadelphia for Providence
schr Lucy Church Adams, Philadelphia for Providence
Schr Taber, Bowman. Philadelphia for Bedford.
schr l Blew; Buckaiew Philadelphia for New Haven
Schr Fannie Hammer Brooks, Philadelphia Northpor
schr Splendid Phinney, Poughkeepsie for Wareham.
Schr A Paine, -, New York tor Eastport
Schr Ticker, Hayes, New York for New London
Schr Falcon, Wheeler. New York for Derby.
Schr Saiie Burton, Palmer, New York for Stamford.
Schr Dart, johnson. New York for Stamford
Schr Sarah Maria, Long New York for Oyster Bay.
Wind at sunset s. light.
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CLEARED.

Steamship France tBr Grace Liverpoo-NaonRl Steam
ship Co,
Steamship ATLANTA (Br, Pnkhan, London-Howland 4
Aspnwal.
Steamship Volunteer, Jones' Wilmington, NC-J Loriiiard
Ship Jas Foster, Jr, Hatton, Liverpoo-C Marshall
Co.
Ship Herschel (NG), Friedrchs Bremen Funch Edge
Co.
ship E Thayer Thompson, New oreans-N Brigham
Brig Joe Gordon, knight, Rio Jsnero-John Wright
schr Hendrck HoiIaid, DIX, Rio Janero-Funch Edge
Co.
Schr L Smith, erie. Moble-J Ingraham.
6chr John Somes, Heath Jacksonville Ray Co.
schr Jeass Smith, Williams, Georgetown, SC-Bentley
Miller 4 Thomas.
schr Robinson, Harding, Gloucester Woodruff Ro.
biaaon
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states that he intended 10 take the lives OF the gri
and himself the other, addressed TO reauve miss
Nellie Lopez OF No lii Crosby street, asked her TO
take charge OF his effects and see MN decentiy ~,
tered. In his possession were nine ounces In god
OF excellent family who reside III Havana and make
remttances 90 HIM through guardian resident Ia
this CITY, II is probable that the Coroner VIII hola
an ante norton examination to-uay. II ~ WAS not
held at late hour last night.
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ARRIVALS.
RKronrEp BIZ rHg HERALD srnAx YAcar4

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAoary.
S ws Rsn a Sa Meyer viz
OCT 10 .t ~ ion 81, passed Ship Queen the East,
s,eAm,hp Eagle Greene havana Oct 49, via Nassau MP,
sth with mdas and passengersto the Atlantic Mail Steam
s,s.m.hiD Msrcsd; s.aEsey, rsrnsndins Oct 49, with
s;eam.hip ChaTssson Berry Charleston Oct 49, with mdse
s. ssssssS'E
with mdse and passengers, to Murray. Ferris Co
WEI
Liverpool q p Win is dss
Ship %e arp ssoas
Psms os s. John Ns d,smsssd foremas, gone s with
Ssy Ee g.
TO get her into port A. they had got jury foremast rugged
Bark "a, Aalsnts Bs Henry L0paonSSsrr 20 days with
Palmer q s. John with loss toema manap
Bar. s ns oB i, days. with
cos, to Brewer Had heavy westerly winds the entire
Brig Hsmpden, Perkins, Savannah Is days, with lumber,
sshf Ellen Barter Rogers Wilmington, NC days. with
winds the entire passage.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Ship charner new Lucas, Boston for New York. in bal
aI vernon nr b.r over or @ @
breadth OF BEAM 81 feet; depth OF hold "a feet tonnage
1900
Brig Neponset Tracy, Ship Harbor Ms days, for New
York, with lumber to Miller Hongh,on
schr Osprey, Crowley, shulec Ms, for New York, with
s$ss e z:y Tess Ellsworth for Ne" York. with
sehr Sarah Barnes Gripping Bangorfo New York, with
sehr frsn.fsr Bunker Bangor for New York. with um
ssir Chase, insraham. ROctland for New York. with lime
schr Motto Sawyer Rockand for New York, with ime
schr schr Jas Deputy surges, Rockpor Me, for New
schr Chrstiana Bsebe, Half Noon Rip for New York. with
fish to 8 b Miller.
Schr Lottis, Sherman, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Sherman, Lowell, Boston for Jersey City, with
schr zulett Kenyon Buckingham Boston for New York
schr X Jay, baker, Boston for fhiadeiphin
scSr " II Dsnnn Latham, Boston fnr Phiadephia
schr Henry Cro.key Potter, Boston Tor PhiIapelphia
sssr s9 re- FOR Rssp
schr Truman, Gibbs, Nsw Bedford for Phnsdelphia
schr q Watson. Adams, wareham for New York
schr r 8 Dean. Cook, Taunton for New Yorx.
schr Rasser Jr Christie fa River for Philadelphia
schr Fly, Mitchell, Providence for Philadelphia
schr Village Queen, Tleraon, Providence for Elizabeth
5chr II Cady, Cady, Providence for Philadelphia
schr Hedges, FRANKLIN, Providence for Phiadalphia
schr John strour stroup, Providence for Philadelphia
scbf Mary wssco Stanley, Provdsncs for Pbladephia
scbr Isaac Sherwood, Bacon, Providence for Haveraw
schr Eva, Sherman, Providence for Blixabehport.
schr Sea Nynph, Nckerson Proyidencs Tor Phadsphia
scsr White Foam Rn,ae pToyide9 nee for New York
seSr essrs LAW YORK. sonnsoo for meY Philadelphia
schr u Y Ely, Stokes Norwich for Elizabehport
csr sys s0 sy sSrSe i0f o
sehr Ellen Russell, Mahappay, Portland, Conn., for New
] y0rk.
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Musical and Theatrical NOres.

Matinees despite the general depression Il the
atrical affairs in this city, are again looking up.
Fourteen Of these delightful daylight performances
are announced for this afternoon. AT BOOTHS we
are promised Miss Bateman as Mary Warner; at
the Fifth Avenue theatre. "King Renes Daufnter -,
at the Grand Opera House, "Clarles yMalley;', at
NiblO's, Miss Western and east Lylne;n at the
Theatre Francois, Chanfrau and sSan;n q. Stein.
way Hall, Carotta Patti; at the Museum, 'Flick
Flock" and Sangali; at the Circus, downs, horses
and acrobats; at the Tammany. "Robilson dusoeO
ana at the WaverleY, Theatre COmique ami Tony
PASTORS O series OF grand varieties Derf0ruaNces,
either OF which will doubtless satisfy even tie most
fastldious.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER u, 1853.


Captains and Pursers OF Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HxEALD
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press not now
collect marine reports attend 70 the delivery packages
will be by the following from
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March 1885,:
Resolved, That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship the
harbor OF New York Passed unanimously.
- The ONCE of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JKANNETrB at whitehall slip. All communications from
owners and consynees the Of inward bound yes
sells win be forwarded free Of charge
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THE SEQUEL TO A MONETARY CRISIS.

Elsewhere the particulars are given OF an at
tempted suicide by married woman named Rankin
them before attempting to terminate her death by
drowning. At later hour last evening the Fourth
precinct reported:-The woman Rankin attempted
to hang herself here with her apron. On recon-
mendatlon OF DIR. -, she was locked up for
INSANITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

Adjourned Republican Conventions for nom-
mating Assemblymen were held last evening in the
Assembly districts below named, with the results
appended:-Flrst Dlstrct-LoulS Porlner Fourth
Distrct-Adjourned; Fifth Dlstrict-Joseph Murphy !;
Ninth Observation-Disclosures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23
CITY POLITIC S.

Mozart Hall Assembly Nominating Con.
ventious.
In pursuance OF the call OF the Mozart Hall Gen
era Committee the delegates to the various Assembly
conventions met in their respective districts last
evening for the purpose OF nominating candidates
for the Assembly The following are the results in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS,

POPULAR MUSIC AT POPULAR PRICES
n. HITCHCOCK'S
SHEET MUSIC FOR THE MILLION
FIVE CENTS PER COPY
SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS AND NEWS DEALERS.
SACRED MUSIC,
NEW AND POPULAR SONGS,
ARRANGED
PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT.
ALSO
INSTRUMENTAL PIECES,
POLKAS, WALTZES SCHOTTlSCHES,
MARCHES, DUETS, oPERATiC AIRS, &c.
To THE PUBIIc.-Belevng that whatever tends TO amnso
and instruct to cultivate develop the mind elevate
the character and diversity the nature Of home
welcome TO the American people, this series
fully presented Our object to enable all classesrch and
poor-who have desire FOR become possessed Of
the popular productions of the day. without ncurrng
almost prohibory expense in a word, TO supply
CHOICE MUSIC WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
The price of each number is FIVE CENTS.
&C n Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

Democratic Union Assembly Nominations.
In pursuance OF the call OF the Democratic Union
General committee Smith Ely branch) conventions
for the nomination OF candidates for Assemblymen
were held last evening in all the Assembly districts,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23
Republican Senatorial Nominations.

Several adjourned republican Senatorial nomina-
ting conventions held in the different districts
last evening, The results OF the various conventions
were as follOws:-Fifth district Charles b. Shaw;
Sixth district, adjourned; Eighth district Myer
Stern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23
SHIPPIN G NE W S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.

Sun rises....... 20 Moon RISES. ..eve 10
Sun sets. ....... % High water. morn 8 81