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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04
White Men, Remember this !

That it will be the irresistible tendency of
events, should the Radical party triumph in
Maryland, that negroes will sit upon juries,
and be admitted into your public schools
upon terms of more than equality-they will
be thrust there as a favored class, protected
by class legislation.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04
Immense Democratic Gathering in Baltimore

- ~sii's. -
has occurred for years, took place in Monu-
ment Square, Baltimore city, on Monday
evening last The Square could not contain
all who assembled, and the side streets lead
ing into it were also densely packed. The
meeting was addressed by Gov Bowie, Ex-
Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, Hons. VIM.
Pinkney White, Stevenson Archer, Thomas
Swami and others, and the most intense en-
thusiasm was manifested. Letters were read
from ex-Goy. Lowe, oXU. S. Senator Hend-
ricks, Hon. Benjamin g. Harris, G. A. Val
landigham, d. w, Voorhees, and others, re.
GREETING their inability to be present.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04

Governor, one member of Congress, local
officers and members of the Legislature; in
Virginia for nine members of Congress and
local officers in New York, Missouri, Ala
bama, Michigan, Nevada, Kansas, Massachu-
sets and Tennessee for Governor and Con-
gressmen; New Jersey, Florida, Illinois,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Wisconsin
Rhode Island for Congress and local officers.
The returns will, of course, be looked for
with great interest
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04

ARRIVAL OF TWO OF JEFFERSON DAvIss
Sons IN HARFoRD-Jefferso Davis, Jr.,
and William Davis, sons of Hon. Jefferson
Davis, late President of the Southern Con-
federacy, arrived last week at Rev. William
F. Brands residence, in this county, where
they propose to pursue their studies under
that gentleman's supervision. 49,.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04

DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE CITIzEN.-We
regret to have to announce the death of Mr..
VIM. Lee Amos, at his residence near this
place, which occurred last week. Mr.. Amos
had attained to quite an advanced age, and
throughout long life Of usefulness to his
fellow men, had acquired and retained, to o
large extent, the respect and esteem of the
community in which he lived.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04

The LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAZINE for
November is beautiful number of most
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most exacting. Since its enlargement and
improvement, and the addition of fine full
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raj is worthy of a circulation of at least
hundred thousand. The remaining num-
bers of 1870 are offered free to all who sub
scribe now for the next year. Don't fail to
give your children this sterling juvenile mag
azne. 1t ispublished in Chicago, Illinois,
by Sewell & Miller, at one dollar and half
year, 10 cents for single copy. Beautiful
and generous premiums are given for clubs.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04

NEEDS REPA1RINa.-The bridge over the
culyert on the Abingdon road, near the resi-
dence of DR.. w. T. Munnikhuysen, is greatly
in need of repairs, and absolutely dangerous.
1t should be attended to at once.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04
HAvRE DE GRACE BLooKApEp.-

lHAvRE DE GRACE BLOOKADED.-Theo ys-
ter fleet of the State, or portion oft, we
learn, arrived about the beginning of this
week at Havre dc Grace, for the purpose of
the duckers of that vicinity. A
naval engagement on the head waters of the
may be daily expected.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04

? THANKSGIVING DAY.-Gov Bowie has
appointed Thursday, the oath of this present
month, as day of thanksgiving. The same
day had already been designated for the same
purpose by President Grant.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-J. s. Richardson,
auctioneer, sold on Monday last, for Daniel
Scott, Esq, trustee, rs acres of land, situated
near Federal Hill, in this county, to o~s Sph
M. Street,, for 81 400. Improved by dwell
ing house, barn and other buildings.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04

GB Let every white man who desires the
of bis county and State be at the
polls on election day and vote early.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04
M A z. RI ED

AARONSON-NUMBERS.-I Aberdeen
NJ. E. Church, on the 9th of October, by
Rev. J. G. Moore, VIM. F. AARONSON to
Miss MATTE NUMBERS, all of Hartford
C ounty.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04

FIVE MINUTES FOR REFRESHMENTS" Every.
body who has travelled by Railroad has heard the
announcements and has probably suffered from eating
too hastily, thereby sowing the seed of Dyspepsia 1t
the worst of Dyspepsia thousands ready
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04

eB- A governor of Massachusetts was
once elected by one vote. The Importance
Ola single vote, when tho election is over, is
sometimes then first estimated. This impor-
lance should commend itself to every white
voter, before il is too late.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-11-04

The LAST TOURNAMENT OF THE SEASON.
On Saturday of last week the young men
of the neighborhood of Hannavile, held u
tournament on the farm of Col. VIM. Hanna,
which, although not projected upon so extern
sive scale as those which have preceded
it, was productive of as much hearty en-
joyment as any.
The knights, to the number of ten, were
marshalled by Mr.. Thomas Hanway, and al
though not generally arrayed in fancy cos
tunes, they presented q manly appearance,
and evinced, by their demeanor and bearing,
their ability to act well their part in the
sterner duties of life.
Hon. Charleton w. Billingslca, the orator
of the day, addressed the knights in some
stirring remarks, after which the riding took
place.
Although none of the assembled knights
had ever before welded lance in q friendly
contest of this character, they displayed con.
siderable skill-every one, we believe, taking
the ring at least once. Weare unable to give
a list oftheir names, but the successful Knight
was Mr.. Ira George, who took the ring three
successive times, and was adujddged entitled
to the prize, which was a first,ratc qoheel6ar.
roao.
No Queen or Maids Of Honor were selected
by the victorious Knights, but it must not be
inferred, from this circumstance, that these
s-~--~o o--a---~-- .--~ Not n',aaantihlo 20 tho
charms of beauty, or do not acknowledge
the sovereignty of some Queen of Love and
Beauty, to whom they pay due homage and
fealty.
About sunset, the riding being over, the
prize won, and men and horses tired, the
knights and spectators left for their homes, al
we'll pleased with the afternoons enjoyment
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DIED.

BEDFoRD.-on MONDAY. September 5, DR.. Gunaing
2. Bedford In the CIth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect.
lly invited to attend the funeral from his late
dence &c 5th av. this "Wednesday morning September T.
at " O'Clock a. v. solemn mass of requiem al St.
AIMS Church, sta ST.. ut l0S O'Clock A. NJ
The members Of the New YORK County Medical SO.
cie,y, aud those Of the Academy OF Medicine :
Spectfully Invited
DUFFY-On Monday. September 5. John. son OF the
late John Duty, In thc 9Th year OF ms age.
The relative and iricndS peCtully invited to
ton, MaIhattanyile. on Wednesday At 1919 O'Clock A.
NJ, vhere q solemn high requiem v ill be cele
brated The remains will be taken TO Calvary Gene
terry for interment
HEWIrT.-On Sunday septcmberA At hs late rest
dencc 81 North Moore Of john Hewi;g in tho 53d year
Relatives and frieuds Of the family are invited 10 1T
tend the funeral. on Wednesday. Septtm ber e. at .
O'Clock Il. NJ. at ~. Johns Chapel. Nlrlck Il.
hCAEtLl AT Mount Charles. county Donegal, Ire
land Monday, August -. frAncB McNecly, Keen or
OF the kin.s County PEN cntiary.
MiLLLk.-tln Monday, Septrmbsr : Genrgianna. in
f,ut daughter of FLAMES A. All Anna 81. hIler, aged
Rclatve q aud friends OF the family arc respectfully
Invited tn attend the funeral tho res tcucc OF h.
parents, ~ Mest l,th IT,, Wednesday, September Z.
at Q O'Clock.
PiCRET-At the residence OF uncle. Daniel Irotg
man, at TuC,1hue, =. Y, on Monday Sc, tembat 5.
wlram Henry Picket, aged 20 years, uontls, Gni Is
DAYS.
Ills remains Will be taken to Coxsackc y. Y. fos IN.
tcrncnL
rlLTuN.-on Sunday, September !. william Tn,on
IN the 4,th year Of hi- age.
the r. atvCs and friends u the family arc tcsnect.
a. Us invited Co attend The funeral Or "a his brothers
residence. Mddletown. l.. l., On wednesday, septCn
byr I. a. II O'Clock.
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have been dull. but ruled frn owing TO q large pro-
portion OF the receipts being sent TO store selee " 6e
hush at Re06oo. for Western, and 52fc65c for Ohio
State nomnally about the same Ohio, but very Few
offerings Beans selling at 81 50at2 for medium,
and tSat2z5 tor marrow. Canada peas nominal AZ
Hos In bono.
PRovnIoNs-The whole market for hog products
shows q very duh ana depressed tone, with scarcely
enough basge.e dong TO establish values but holders
generally WILING TO accent easy terms sell out Pork
to-day Is very dil and IN Wholesale way nominal at
tGtIS Gales In Job lots Of 25 bbs at t24 20 for
mets prime mess yorth about s.e@sQ Beef dnll bat
steady at ti2eef6G for plain mees and tGltia for
ira mess Tierce beef dull nominal at slea $50
for prime Beef hams dun an,rl0wer at $500
SO 3d. with sales Of " bbls Cut meats very quiet but
choice worth about ieS@1c for picked hams and
20a22c. for smoked hams Bacon scarce and nrm at
i6d6kc for long clear Dressed hogs nrmcr at i2k6r
l2kc Lard Is dull, and though not freely offered Is
weak all grades Of 2O pkgs. at l5kc. for No
i6c for city. and lGN for steam I'd so tcs sci err
september, at l6c. Butter barely steady At itIc for
Western and S3e43 for State Cheese dull at l5Bl3c
10 chotce
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New York MarkeIs.

TUESDAY, Sept 0.-FLoUR AND MEAL-The mark ct
for ell grades Of -four shows great decline the rast
week, owing large supply coming forward aud the
cessation OF European demand. To-day Western and
State 1ours more steady, owing TO holders re,
nlsing to press sales but with large receipts the de-
ma nd vas limited for all kinds, We quote Superhne
State and Western, t75Ss5lg extra State, Sc. $3.50
wheat extras o 6sS5 30 Western spring wheat double
wheat, extras and double extras, s551asi5i Genesce
extras t55Ngtl50 city shipping extra, t5eOls&540 /
ping extras, s55sti75j Southern bakers and family
brands, $50 q IS RYE -four. supndue AID extra $50
southcrn, rrandy wine, Sc, t54Os $50.
GRLIE-Prlces generally show mars ed decline from
last week Dut the close is 1rm, To-day, wheat was
shade ntner, with moderate demand sales, 95.0Cq
do. tllGG s9U Tor No do. Sl.-tsSl 81 for red aud
amber winter, ana slS7ftl62 for white, Corn was
s9qs55' Tor western mixed sc or Tor yellow aud sle,
u ff for white the latter berg much more plenty.
Rye Il dull only Western onerng AZ 5000, Barley
may be quoted at 81 iGObSl30 for STATE and
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Sept G-P. M.-The various depart
mens Of tile Stock Exchange have been dull for gold
and Governments, aud only moderately active In rail
way shares. The dealings In the latter continue to
be confined TO q few stocks, the ST. Pauls. Lake
Shore. New York Central stock and scrip, and
Northwest preferred being the chief features. Tho
absence of any important war news, and the pecu-
liar tactics at present employed by those who AFFECT
to control the market oocasioned less speculation
among Tie s.ieotoporators and while prices
strong In the afternoon, yet the volume OF busness
became comparatively insignificant. There was no
special feature, 'horga Pacific Mail was worked up
u. cent. BY lie c, que who have for some months
been carrying large blocks Of that stock. The re.
mainder OF tho list presented no special activity.
TIE gold market has been dull, and presented
quite n contrast the active dealings OF Saturday
and Monday. Early in the morning. before the for.
NAL commencement OF business, there was col Id
erablo activity, impaired by tho cable news that
France, under tile new republic, would rosist the
advance of King william, and that a general arming
OF the French nation was contemplated. The ma
Ipulations OF the clique, who we're operating fer
rise, also vigorously sustained the market, though
prices subsequently yielded IN the afternoon 20
114A, at which time there were some heavy short
sales. The shorts also assisted In keeping the mar.
ket strong carly in ~ day, but the higher quota.
o,s. III. - -. .,S,.,' - A., a. ., S' "
s, ', ~ 1870 ~ ~, , - ~ " " Nv, 49,
weakened prlees 20 ihe rover 1sure5 aDoVr noted,
9sn slightly r;9S at '%s I 10, mart TER spgsar
sIeculaors TO keep ont o. the market until shss In
French Republic having presented new views and dS.
DE future OF Jne Continental iE0r0E1 IS regarded rs
more, d.nealt Of so.gli.a t9sn Yesterdays aiyices
iaers vas an Setye denaad for cash gold to deliver
on ihoIt contracts aud oi,y ia the morning o l. endo
y cent. were paid igi carrying. suIcguenuy, how.
aver. there was consierst.on OF i@Ui cent. ior
House balance were c-ricl icc Of .nt,fe,t. ~ 20
DC dold TscSsnve naai. were tio1.5lsoos sed 5sl'
anec' S'Si'cS1 ana currency oaia"ees' NlH0Vi
ahe P'nGspAl qno'HSt99ns were ,.- ,,,>, ~
H. hv''"'iit ~ "'''''litsS T. H'y.;;;;Ltti
In iSrgigH chSg,nxg snsrc ~ areF lssns 5qd
I'm for prime % dgy; b aad SS.lSf or .,1
itSks,iSi' '"' "''' ''"''' '"u H'''ou "
Ifcrc les bcen morn sr,vn demand c,- ,,,,., q,
s,v and TatSs on = II IA AZ sb',,,S a 49,,
conf Us VII to bona i s,
scconmoaatc1H No new rim cii,"s ~. -
Sei1vs maj rae thoueh some Old ioans mi .tand 49,
of ne bsnks do moi repoTt any ~ ~ s,r
~ 10 he eIr The seni,Hi from INV s%t,rce o. ~
tn,e bctnr chcck,d ON Time ensageT,epts NOR IA 10
change In rstcs Sincc Yesterday ThSrS is m iSeIatS
busorss feported I'm Commercial papcr t6onsb s1ot,
lions nave moi vel oded 10 INC borenis ~,
call surety prime moyine nj Z togVc nj aecordtng
10 lie date ' "
Tue Govcrnment \ nd uarke, has synpathized with
the unsettled condition OF foreign Affairs and priees
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The Opening Of New Liquor saloon in
Nor'h Adams, Mass.-Act I.

Mr.. Bradley has just finished new building
for liquor saloon In North Adams. Mass. On Fri
day evening last he opened It to the young FOLKS OF
the village with music and dancing When the re-
freehments were passing around annoying words
were used by latsey Cairns toward John Lynch. Of
which the latter took notice. When Lynch and
the young woman no was with him arose to leave
the saloon, Cairns followed them out, and not on'y
insuted Lynch, but struck him twice with billy"
~hereupon toe latter drew jackniie and struck
Cairns on the head, knocking him 10 the ground. M
aiterward found that the knife had entered near
the ear, severing the main artery and MORALLY
woundng Cairns. Lynch was arrested and pu, u o.
der 10000 bail Lynch's father ia in jail awaiting
trial for the murder OF a man Al Hoosac Tunnel on
the 4ta of July last
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FASTING 600 HoURS.
efarvfna 10 Death under a Religious Deiu-
sfou-neeses pcthrspes BY Modern So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tenanity 81 Life.

siou-neases pethpspes BY Medern So
Observation-Disclosures Tenseity Of Life.
from the Hngasoton Ttofce-a Weet
French. son Of Gsorre Prenen, E.a,. Of this town,
passed from this lite, after an illness OF more than
two weeks, brought about In 3 most remarkable
way The facts, we have learned tllom nom init
mate friends Of the deceased. about az follows
For two three years past 10 has been noticed that
the yonng man held peculiar views upon various
Subjects and especially upon religion and his future
state. but IL was not surmtsed that they were i'm
bedded very deeply much less to such an extent as
TO derange his mind. On the contrary being more
than usually gifted with intelligence and acuteness,
credit was gwen him for more than the average
amount Of common, reasoning sense. he, however,
became fond OF reading that class OF works on theo-
retical religion In the trinscendenta styletoo many
OF which are be found in the Libraries OF persons
who are not aware OF the tendency OF these high
flown but dciusive disturbers OF the mind Of the
genuine seeker after truth. - .'---
To such an extent did he become absorbed in some
Of the myscisms and sophstries OF these quacks In
theology, that bis brain gave way, and reason AZ
least upon gious subjects. took flight, and whiss
laborins under the misfortune ne became inpte sseu
with rae idea that he had some special religious task
to perform, which could only be ACCOMPLISHED after
he bad tasted forty days and forty nights, which feat
he began nearly two months ago, and actually fla
ished two weeks since. Every effort made during
that time TO induce him 70 eat utterly failed, and
those who were In close contact WIN MN all the
time say that n mouthful passed lis lips. STRAIT
ogy after persuasion mad exhausted ITSELF was re-
serted to by his friends tempting NUT and other
things were placed In his way, and In such manner
as to leave him under the impression that their pres
unknown 10 all but himself, yet he refrain
cd from partaking OF them in every Instance
OF course, during this time he became very much
reduced, looking more like skeleton than living
human being Nature at length could stand the
strain longer, and few days before the e1pira-
ton of the forty days ho was compelled to take to
his bed. and although everything that could be done
for him was done, he at last gave way, and his
spirit sought that sphere where the great story
nnds solution. Afler the forty days he WAS ted with
great care, but his system had sunk too deeply to
recuperate. There are very few In this community
who doubt thai FrcncL really did what he prOfessed
to undertake, namely, with the exception OF drink.
actually live forty days and nights without tasting
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The Nathan Murder Mysiery-"K. G.'s'
Letter.
To N, Editor of The sun

SIR Returning TO the city from a foreign but
degniinl land New Jersey, Md among several LEI.
TO speaN out" IN regard TO the Nathan murder but
has not been met by the Authorities as he thinks he
ought to be, upon the matter of the reward lie has
therctors sgpeaed 10 me foT lustlce. viii answer
* :" letter tomorrow IN detail, and IN such
ner that there Will be no clonded dOups In THE suns
illumination. 1he answer 81 His Honor the Mayor and
Of the Vice President Of the Stock Exchange un Tho
Seu York Trad rersonas being ambiguous, as x. q.
saws and the formers he cannot construe he there
fore appeals 10 me for reply that Will Instantly he On.
derst0od. He shall have T. You're truly &c in haste,
GEORGE, TIE COUNT JOANEER.
Chairman OF the Nathan Vigilance Committee
CITY OF NEW YORK, lOe Broadway, Sept. 6, 1870.
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Al noon Yesterday. WIN. Cofie, quarry man,
employed in the sewer excavation in front Of the
Court House In Hudson City, vas instantly killed.
A blast, which was GOV cred with railroad Ties was
set OF ri Newark avenue aud Church streets. An
the men except Come len the The latter ran
down the sewer shout 100 feet. and attempted TO
screen himself behind q spirit" Of rock, but its
projection was insufficient TO protect his person.
The blast exploded, AMI piece Of rock ~ large
Belgian paving stone shot out nom under the logs
and whizzed down the sewer like . cannon ball
carrying away the top Of Comes head.
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Content. of tho Weekly Sun.
The WEEKLY SUN, published this morning, con.
tans the following


tsins the iollowingi
Overthrow NJ the French Empire-France Once More
a Republ4c1he Emperor Surrenders 70 King WI lana
-haeAAnon's Army CapnllateE at Sedan-I he frus,
siam, gam ,AdVmcln! on PafgGDeath 81 Mhs,a,
Political Aoyementsi Remarkable Career OF We wire
ofPrnce Sam Salmj A Nlty Far BeSoni the Ihgndsf
OF the Locomotive One who EnoSs Louis Napoleon
Testhcs Leading Attcles on Matters OF Interest sun.
Agricultural Reports.
The Dollar SUN contains a complete eptoms OF tho
news of the week from all parts Of tho United States
aud the American continent. Copies IN wrappers
ready for mailing to the Old country may be ha ~ the
desk OF our publication Office Price three eeuls.
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Frauk Dan, Tor sheudl,v.

m enthusiastic meeting Of the cl'Leas Of tue
Tenth Ward, irrespective OF party, was held i4st
nut IN the lion. Frank Dury's hotel, at Grand
street and the bOwery. The meeting was called 10
order by Mr. Duay, after q discharge OF frewc-E,.
bpeocly- were delivered ~ tie Chairman, Mo,,ra.
o. AZ Is ,gaTt. Lyngston Mat,aldy, aud Clarke, and
tcouIc song N6s sung b. NJ. Merry. very
tah1-pmC baGne. S,s ~. VA across DE sjrtet, ia.
kHoed. Tue lopIiyr wisE-JuILe Shani!eJ .or
b.tu."
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lioUe's lIrociOus Pm,

=. In th' Special Sessions yestel day morning,
~ n""t .ilat u glotI.h 10 dIsm.ss eomDltint Vu
h' il1"h 'uAl the .iutYt va. dated is,-the clerk
in'n :,usn to uut ~ Tue ngures TO-" 1nis
We ''Nnsei' ciain'et was going back 10 the day
" 49," q a I've, winch he iaee'iously denoInina-
" ty.... AMT
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The Biggest ThIas On Ice.

Since the United States Ice Company have be.
gun the manu- acture Of Ice at tine Morgan Iron
Works, and owing parity TO the cool weather hav-
ing set In the ice nionoposts contemplate reducing
their prices from go to $50 per TON. As the artif.
ca ice is acturei at cost OF less than IS per
ton, the monopoliss must make stil er.reduc-
tons before they can compete with their energetic
opponents. Crowds visit the Morgan Iron Works
daily TO see the ice made by steam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-07

Al r.csuug Of the kiEss ccunty General
H"atI Nrf,a rnsO.ati,hs 81 rcsprCt to the memory
o. thc .l't fianc,s N.Necicy, WIZ iied at Mount
whlle On ylut TO friends for the benefit OF his
htsth The priuaTIe. arc TO Ds holi on the l4th
VS. Z" elect ttg.t.s 70 the Assembly District Con
Nluons, - he Deid on the Friday following. Dele
tAtt No. Sac STATE Convention, to be held at Roches-
~ On ~, Isl inst grs 10 be e.Ceted Dy the Assem-
By d.. ,r,yt Convention,
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A Candidate TO Count Himself In.
IA. Ias,or n Ths g,,.

Sra; You have been pleased at various times
70 suggest names for the Governorship at the next
election. Now allow me TO suggest name. That
name is the Hon Henry Smith, Police Commission.
er. Let the Republican party take him up. He is
the only that they have the ghost OF chance TO
elect. His popularity among the Democrats in this
city II great that verify bell We he may contrve
TO count enough votes 10 tie Hoffman in the city and
county OF New YORK. ARGUS.