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ENGLAND.

The English Navy-Apathy mt the Admiralty
and Horse Guards -Iseturn of Ali Eacc-
tive Men Called fOr-Wooden ships and
On-Cluds-An Old Salts Opinion-Ships
Forming the Flying Squadrom--Eoose Way
Of Sending Ships to Sea.
LONDON, Dec. l, 1870.
No definite orders have yet been given to the
Commanders-in-Ch ef at the home ports relative
to getting sEps down the harbors; and both at the
Admiralty and Horse Guards the amount OF apathy
concerning affairs going on around us, which has
been observable in high officials during the past
few days, is most remarkable. At the Admiralty
the First Lord instead of being engaged in preparing
for gigantic contingencies, has been going deep into
the whole of the facts concerning the loss OF the
Captain-and with the exception of his attendance
at the Cabinet council yesterday for o few hours he
has been pursuing his inquiry with aviiity which
leaves no doubt bur he is determined to silt the
whole OF the Captain question.
INQUIRIES.
An order has been sent To all the home ports call
ing Tor return to pe made OF all men who able
10 serve aloat and also fDf the number or pension
ers available TO take the place OF those men IN the
present unable to say, but should imagine 1t Will be
lar below the mark. In some OF
THE DOCK YARDS
extra hands have been taken on during the past
leW Gays and put on TO work at the ships under
repair and buQlng. Iae Bellelephon, the late
oniei constructors pet ronelad Is III dock al Perts
ou,ii anu orders of the most stringent Character
nave peen Issued that she must he ready Dy the
iniuqie i oil the ensuing month: from whdt saw OF
ima n ncIined 10 believe that 1t VIII be nearer
sno commencement OF the New Year as she Is un-
80 a9o,ns thorough overhaul and rett Her guns
vi.n % & ~ ~ ,hs ast commission are to be replaced
W.tn ones OF heavier metal and tor certain fact
end Of u nnarv W not D be ready for her before the
outside the dock the lelleronS1n 80 IN vi, = h raaady
tHr sea some time next week. when snc win JOIN the
Saaalct @ squadron under Wee Admiral c. g. Wellcs-
ICY, ana Rear Admiral A +. l.. WIImor now M Wev
AouSn' Ihe latter officer IL gaining for himself
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prices were heavy and nominal quotations below Tho
sales were hnds and iso boxes private Refined
was dun and heavy and prices wers easier, clos.
ing n nhc. a Hs<c. for hard, lsAc. lss.c.
,o ,or .ois white isc is5Sc for extra O. and lc isc
Ior yellow. We quote ,e:-Cuoa-lntenor 10 common re.
nnlns, Ole s.e far to good refining, lohc lo4c
Io5c io4c prime 70 choice grocery. lO,sc ilisc.
csn,rugai (hhds and bozesl 9Hc. Ike; molasses
q sH1si * i. Dutch S .iaoaadard Mo-, sHe Ice aoa
70 ~ ds.5c. 1876. do, 10 to 20 ls.c. I3isc.; do
White iskc ls1tc Porto Rco-ReGnna grades, eSc.
use; grocery do. 1910. II Nc.
st snttAasrEIhe transactions unimporant the de-
anu peing ight but prices unchanged few small
mon 10 choice. -e~ - > --|>~ " ~
snkps.mClover was steady and firm at li,Sc a. which
pnsan ow smsli sales we're made Timothy duh and
uncnahged Lsnseed In demand and rather nrrner
Further sales OF bags prr F,ns Ton sOo1
90, yor rfse Trade aud $500 do. per Rvesdze-am ut
~ n'9, goid dny paid, on sixty days time.
ne demand was moderate and prces
steady AZ s7lc y sf.c Tor good prime grades
WHIsKEY.- Receipts, IDS bbis The market WINS mora
active AMI higher prices realized The saes were
strong. - " Na
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COMMERCIAL REpORT.

SATURDAY, Dec. II g r. NJ.
CoFfEE-kte vas steady aud firm, but we heard of no
business OF consequence. Other kinds were d,I
and unchanset We quote :-Rio-Ordinary cargoes
Axe. loc' fair do. I54c. a 151sc. good do
ibAc. IUss; prime do, Thc. l7Lc. extremes
for lots ls1Sc sisc. Java, bags 2Oc 22c
Singapore ise. l9c. Ceylon. I7pc. lac. Maracaibo
iSc ls'zc Lagaayra 6'sc IKE. Jamaica. 14c &c.;
s uoningo ,eod, IN bomb, &C. &c Ceara 16c "A Tie
Cor Costa klea, s's ls; Manila Ice l7c Mexican, l5c
CoTroSfhs market for this staple was comparatively
quiet the dfnand from all classes of
tive but prices hrmer and advanced &c per H. as will
be seen by to quotations oned The sales
were bil bales including 6l5 for export OH spinning
and 10 on speculation The business future deliveries was
fair and prices advanced &c. per b the market ciosnr
steady at NE npr9yement The sales basis low mddns
were as toiorb:Deeember 40U Mt Hsc, 400 at IA Isc
pesemner; o9 at Msse ana January 100 II lolec
a! sc togcAcr; January 200 AZ Nsic, 100 at u Slice
$50 n, l5c src, 20l al lc, so At 10 &C., at &C. Ex
chansesllec paid place 100 December for January;
&c paid to place eco December for 10 March toni d5O
bales; also, late Yesterday December. $40 ., IA Ice
January. GOO l4lSc 1901 i4Ssc February aaD AZ
y bisc 7tc AZ l5c May 100 at 6c.; sof b. Mohle
private ern4i total, $500 bales grand total 800 pale.
We append te closing quotations tor lots spo.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

LoUIsvrLLr, Dec. II, 1870
TobaccoSaes ~ hhds At %s a5 $b 45 for common 20
good urs SO 70 Sl5 for low to good leaf Baggng quiet,
2ojSc. a 21c.
wuMrNaros NJ c.. Dec II, 1870.
Spirits turpenne dull. Rosn brm Crude turpcntins
steady at 81 20 al so Tar steady ut ~ TO- Cotton hrmer;
SAVANNAH Dec II, 1870.
Cotton IN good demand; middngs IL sc sales, 1900; net
receipts 4433 exports coaswiss. $40; stock, 80 $50.
,. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. II. 1870.
Cotton dull mddings, 1tlsc ltJSc.; sales $500; net
receipts Sff gross, 433 exports Great Britain, 74
coastwise. I,05S; stock, l66, i59.
n., CLEvELASp, Dec. n, 1870
Petrolenm-Crude firm at - 20; reaned at zoe
- 0pwRso, Dec. IL, 1870.
Flour steady and Unchanged sales pOo bbs at SO Is FOR
20 splng ~ Tor amber winter $7 80 for white to 70
% ,or double extra Wheat quiet and unchanged; No Nil
mixed y, western Oats bsc for Western. Barley 95c.
~ Ior canada Rye and peas inactive. Corn meal 81 so
l3r ported, Sl ~ Tor unbolted, per cwt Mil feed un-
snangeI; shorts $50 SCI. shipstis Ss Sa6 mldilngs
%sph TS3 per tor, Highwines avancei to ssLc. "a asc
hnroaa relghts-Four to Boston 6sc York asc.,
aha 70 Albany 51c grain and mill feed Boston Y6 So
70 new iork 10 b.. to Albany 80 per ton.
r, CHICAGO. Dec. II. 1870.
o, Exchange unchanged Flour quiet Wheat steady No
VI Oa % 0a. during the afternoon duh ana unchanged
SoIn % du az fc during the afternoon unchanged Oats
snie ana steady At Ss6c for No. Rye steady at ssc
os1sc Tor NO Barley irmer 6gLc zoe Highwines
s!eady ana brm nj s5Gc. Iron bound Proyisions active
Mess pork 8iTS sa Lard llc Dressed hogs active
ady at 40 20 9sNb Live hogs active and lower
~ I-9 Cattle quiet at So 20 &6 i5 Recepts-70o0 bbls
nour bushels wheat % 900 bushels 600 bushels
rye Wy bushels barley 1900 hogs Shipments bhls
hour goo bushels wheat oOo bushels 5000 bushels
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TIE ONEIDA FREE LOVE CoMMUNiTY.-Brotiier
Noycs' family at Oneida N. ". getting into diii-
Guilty, and after practising complex marriage for
twenty years, are at last subjected to the opposition
OF journals In the neighborhood OF their
home. The case provoking this hostility ia that
OF Mrs. Royce, VINO was divorced from her nus
hand at the instance OF her brother IL alleged for
tne purpose OF becoming a member or the commu-
nity This Is Denied and IL il asserted by those In
authority among the communists that Mrs Royce
Wlli not be admitted, aud indeed that the commun.
ltyS doors have been closed against all applicants
Tor membership since December, 1867. According
TO me practce OF the Oneida lam ly each woman Is
man Is the husband OF every woman otherwise they
are o harmless ana pous flock putting implicit faith
In Noyes, the head OF the family. They nave threat
ened to sue one OF the neighborIng newspapers for
lihel Tor critcizng their morals, which has melted
the people OF Madison county TO take measures for
the suppression OF their institution.
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THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The eAtreme fluctuations daily In the price OF gold
Turing the week were a. follows:-

THE MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL DIVIDEND
circular issued by the directors OF the ST. Paul
company IN explanation or the failure to pay cash
dividend on the common shares states that the net
earnings applicable to a dividend therefor were
$7so257--cr over seven per cent cash. But expendi-
lures for additional equipment and real estate and
contribution or $4,000 TO the sinking fund ex-
haused s85y.6So. The directors ask the sharehold-
ers to sanction the proposed dividend OF seven per
cent IN common stock
THE FINANCES OF NORTH CAROLINA.
recent Investigation OF the financial situation OF
the Treasury o. North Carolina reveals the fact that
the state has On hand over 100000 with which 10
make start In paying the overdue interest ON her
bonded debt The following is transcript from the
official proceedings OF the Senate ON Monday last as
published IN the columns Of the Raleigh Sentf,el:
Mr.. Love, from special committee appointed to
ascertain ana report the amount of money at pre-
sent ia the Treasury, submitted the following to
w.t.
General fund Special tax collected In 1862 s4s4 $50
Paiu Out On coupons 10 January 20, l870.. 20s,47O
balancc. t...................... s27G3S9
Loaned uilder chapters 50 and ia, laws 1862
lb'o......... $50 900
Balance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $263S9
hePtiu rnuNf saii actS............... l72l72
Speclai TAX now Ia Treasury not repaid 1887
Total. S27G 3s9
Literary iuna N treasury ........... 25T,0S3
Spec.ai ueposits' ....,.................. 1857
$53l,2l3
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In the closing dealings the sidewalk on Saturday
evening:-western Union Telegraph, 45h q 45x;
Pacific Nah. soss 4oal; New York Central Con-
sohdated, s1h sl3s; New York Central scrip.
ss% sSti; Erie, 22x %; Reading, e1s q a7H;
Lake Shore. 9lss u 9l1: Northwestern, Tx ark;
do preferred slal slys; New Jersey Central, 1919
Q 1854; Rock Island. l06 l061s; st. Paul, 55A
66I; do. preferred sos 500; Wabash, 49ss 4sa.;
Ohio aud Mississippi, 20 . ao}l; Boston, Hartford
and Erie, ~. ala.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET
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FLOUH ~ INAINILa teIItg, UliJ bo'a Hour
corn meal 81 bushels wheat 81 75O corn 1900 do oats
lOO1 do rye lVs do peas and go do. malt The mnrket
for state nnd esern our dull the demand ali
classes OF buyers being very light and prices
changed II sales were about $3.50 bbls. prices within
the range OF quotations Southern aour was
aute seady IN yalac. with moderate demand;
&phs & Rye naar was quiet but prices steady
bbs Non Iaeel MAS quiet but
2o0 bbla were sod at S3 80 "a for Jersey 81 IS for
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FIRE IN WIlllAKcRuRG.
Loss Fifteen Thous.ud Dol,ur,.

Between twelve and one O'Clock yesterday morn.
Ing the threestory brick building No. 30 First street.
Williamsburg, occupied on each story by manufac-
turers took fire and was completely gutted, the
flames having got too much OF a start on the fire.
men.
The first floor was occupied by John Gipbs & Co.,
brass 1nshers. The stock, tools and machinery,
estimated at value Of $40 900, we're badly damaged
Insured for $1,000 In the Excelsior and Metropoh.
tan Companies or New York.
The second door was occupied by william vogel
as TIN factory. His loss Is estimated at 81, ,00o
Insured in the Williamsburg City Company for
$500.
Curtis Taylor occupied the third story as print
ing block factory. Loss not ascertainad Insured
for 81 200 IN the star Insurance Company.
The building owned by Andrew Hartman was in
The loss of Mr.. voge, who occupied portion of the
third story as mandatory OF skate irons was no
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pardon was received at the Massachusetts State
Prison on Friday, from the Executive Department at
WASH ngton, for X. ID. @. Waterhouse, who was sem
fenced in May, 1864, for counteretng United States
currency. Mr.. Waterhouse Il now accordingly aI
liberty. = =
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Birth.


HAYwooD.--On Friday, December o. in Savannah
Ca, the wife OF John II. Haywood, OF son.
Died.
AgELH,s.--0n Saturday evening. December H.
FREDERICK III. ABELnAN, son Of the late Conrad
Abelman aged u years ana days.
The relatives and friends OF the family ana also OF
his brothers in-iaw, John Jung and +. .. RosebrooI
and the jewellers Society are respectfully Invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence OF his
mother 40 Market street, on Tuesday afternoon, at
ALBRlGHr.-Suddenly on Friday, December Is.
ANN MARIA ALBRIGHT, aged 6l years, months and
days.
The friends and relatives Of the family are re-
quested 10 attend the funeral, this Monday after
noon, at one O'Clock, from her late residence. 34l
ALLES.-ln Brooklyn, on Sunday, December Ii,
JomN ALLEN, aged 70 years, montns and = days.
OF his slster-n-aw, Mrs. r. -. Conn, $50 Washington
avenue, on Tuesday afternoon at four O'Clock.
Relatives ana friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
New Haven papers please copy.
BRowN.-On FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. at 50 Ludlow
street, oil apopiexy, ELilAsErI BROWN, aged 81
years.
oAiN.--In Brooklyn. on Saturday, December IL.
at the reslden- Of Ills father 3S South Portland ay-
enue, JAMES r CAis, in the 10Th year OF his age.
The funeral viii take place tins tMonday1 after
father, Lawrence Cain The friends 'ir and acqaalni
attend
COLLIN on saturday evening. Deccmbcr17. NOR.
TON FRANK, only son OF Norton L. and Abbie c. Col
lin. aged months and 20 days.
Funerai from No. IL Elm place BROOKLYN this
tMOndayl afternoon, at two clock.
CoNNoR.-in Brooklyn, on Saturday December
II, JoHN CoNNoR, a native OF Aruedle, county
Derry Ireland, aged IS years and months
Ihe relatives ana friends OF the family are rcsnect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, l3i Graham et., East Broollyn this tMondayl
afternoon al two O'Clock. The remains viii be taken
70 the Cemetery OF the Holy Cross.
CoN.-on saturday December -, CHARLES Con-
aged Al years.
Tne relatives and friends OF the family, also tina
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

FTNLAY-MAGEE.-At the residence OF the BRIDES
father 'amesburg, NJ j. on Thursday, December IS,
ny tne Rev. BENJAMIN 3. Everett, JOHN FISLAY, OF
Hoboken. N. j., TO MARY E.. daughter OF joseph 9,
Magee Esq.
FuREY-WHIPpLE.-On Wednesday. December H.
by the Rev. 1. Taaffe, JAMES A. FUREY to CHAR
LoTTE FRANCES, eldest daughter OF A. W. Whipplc,
Esq, all OF Brooklyn.
HAMlLToS-GRAY.--On Thursday, December I5 at
the residence Of the brides mother, by tue Rev. nj,
Maury, w. II. HAMILTON, or Clifton, n. j., to
GsRrRUDE daughter OF tho late John Bowie Gray,
Esq, o. Stafford county, Va.
Observation-Disclosures wednesday even
ing. December Ia, at the residence OF the BRIDES
mother, in Hudson city, N. j., by the Rev. VIM. "
'. Mabew, GEORGE H. LouSsBERY OF Aiken, S. C.,
TO JENNIE =, only daughter OF the late jacob G.
Bartlett No cards.
WoosrER-TUrrLE.-On Thursday. December Is.
at the Unitarian Church In Dorchester Mass. BY the
Rev. Nathaniel Hall, JoRET Il. WOOSTER, formerly OF
this city, TO ANNA f., daughter OF Thomas W. Tuttle
OF the fOfmyr place.
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HAYwooD.-On Friday, December o. in Savannah
Ca, the wife OF John II. Haywood, OF o son.
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The Roman Elessions-rho Bnliot-EIectornI
Colleges-The MinisterinI Party-Opposi-
tion Hostile DclnoisrratiDn-Drenms OF In
terventiOn-,rhs Clergy Not Insuited in the
Streets.
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InELAsD for .s.
OLD DEMOcEAcY.
THE LAST GRAND RALLY.
AMERICAN CITIZENS IN BRITISH DUNGEONS.
IRISH PATRIOTS, MARTYR5 AND SOLDIERS UNDER
SHALL BULLETS coETGoL THE BALLOT?
ADOPTED CITIZENS, TO THE RESCUE
GRAND MASS MEETING.
COOPER INSTITUTE
MONDAY. NOVEMBER !. AT ~ O'CLOCK p.M.
of Isa democracy favorable the Tammany State and
County Ticket
THE FOLLOWING yITIzESsSo urgTiso.9 WILL ADDRESS THE
His Ercelency John :. Hoffman. - :,
ssgae5 Joe. = x haD lion lion oases as xoyo
Captain Morgan noheay Major D; r; Cunningham,
HON HON ,y Masnas Gross o."'s' Hon Hon. John Muaiy.
Hon. Richard O'Iiorman John N. Andrews,
bon y Brooss, mat.hew I. brennan,
5e:srs He%s;a hss 5 S.,. ss.Ss.Ss ss Wood.
Col VIM r. Roberts, William NJ. Tweed. Jr,
Michael shsndey, Oswald ot,endorfer,
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
s%aTa RcssTa bso6 Gofy Chairman Sn TSonss sasg aeay
Frank Mathews, Al. Bagen
John Lynch, james o'Doupeu
Philip Cshll. Francis Gregory,
T. SoIa L. c.seT, sE,'p'' Captain VIZ " +. Meehan,
William gerald. Patrick Logan,
William Warren, Thomas Moran,
sossph M. fsaiy. ioan \. 9. 'sscully
H. g. McswyneY, John o'Reiy
Tsx MSesr. Mer,Iao hssa' rSsa pssr ToIass 1sss..
John Brsh N. herwc1,
Thomas L. Hsgan, Marcus I!suton
ranai srhritEH So,, .; aa. T. ~, 80 [ coc-o,,,e.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY 1870 TRIPLE SHEET


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Frat appearances Of tho gifted artists.
MISS SirXScHE GALTdE AND NIX. rHos. wHIFFIN.
Evsry evening at g. Saturday. Matinee at2
THREE MAGNIFICENT PIECES.
The spectacular burlesque OF
"ALADDIN"
HARRY BECKETT AS THE WIDOW TWANKEX.
the Comic Opera OF
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Anu ne =" vs.,tS 'ae w TSS,Sn arupu
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVFNINGs,
Last performances OF The fnvorito
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CoNMUSICATIoS FROM

70 oua DEMOCRATIC FELLOW CITrxEss:-
Attempts being nado TO combine names IN connec
ton win tina, 81 Mr. Lsdws Ior Mayer. NJ doe deem our
NJ Hsll !. Ss regsy nominated dcmocratc c.nidste
Mayor he has billed the oass with distinction honor and
and he is entitled 70 .he support of
Ar LeGwI,h running in TIE n,ersst TIE republican
uSae @ 1o ss esnss ..s. @
republic STATE tickeL Tho conspacy distract the
ereSasd naahs ago secret COORDINATION ihe part o
rS w Mss ags. sSlps sa Ss .crss Ms
Bliss Thomas A.on John 4. Kennedy and other repqs-
ESssa q
sssS shs s horss 's s '?ss y
src, which coons roser. is chosen a. Congress
usihcation parties for elected last fa BY
democratic yotss . az Once worh $ooo per annun which
Las. evening Mr.. Lsdwh wsa panlnaisd IN The Repnbi
torney for the radical Exc Sc comnissiouers Health
Board and hose whole career has been shal Of indse
A. the same .Ts eaa wss ras,shea from Mr. as Eamsn. e.
noGpsn but the contrary 'as hey Isss 70 carry SSt
candidate for sossraor. wooaford sno only i ass
I.ses Y s.psssy oaos. narrow Iisesa
aw sns n s'sw 10 s .
wc has % Dr. h % ss sss s for 5 last
anddses pa " sa,ey e. s, be dOes 20 a a. soa
the Tribune. Time, republican pspers Thsrepu
rs sna sG s Ss' Ss, .r .s s
no rf 10 expect or receive Mr. Lodwh can dsposs Of bis
ss % Away .s any ny Be-
% sSss y su qas Sss ss E s%ns our
ssseuy and sSc that John = Hoffman heads @ o. can
and county. -
caakhEs caHai;ss T. Losw, LShsSAN'
NELSON W YouN0...
chssoN cEIstST n T. HERKMAN. nThSnN
Democratic Candidates for County onaccs
Vote the straieh, democratic ticket.
ElEvnsrTp pAsS s.msy,ss DEsDaISr psT:,..
faosAs nf5Ssii q fAosSssSYsai}hf. AsisSsi}hf
Chairman p'mHSTiii' Jols tEs. yniSa
Chairman of Young Democracy
TOR REPRESENTATIVE
IN Congress.
Eighth Congressional district,
GEORGE WILKES
TOR CONGRESS. WILLIAM R. ROBERTS.
TO my friend. and fellow caizensI have known Mr. Rob.
- '--A ''-'''''4 -'''' '''' ''Jin JXtoB coHEs.
HEADQUARTERs OF THE .rAMMANY HALL
following resolution W. was sIn unan%o.y s1ioa
Resolved, Tha. the Democratic Tammany Han General
s;s s
made ut Tarnmany Hall, as follows:--
Hon. A. Oagey Hall for Mayor.
Hon. Matthew +. Brennan for Sheriff.
Hon. Charles Il. Loew for County Clerk.
P. II. Keenan, Nelson W. Young aud q. v. Herman for
Coroner
For Member OF Congress,
Hon Fernando Wood.
For Assembly-- Nineteenth Assembly district,
Hon. Thomas G. Fields.
Twcnty-frst district, Hon. William Hitchmau.
s Ais he s Of ass % @
ward entire ticket for the support
people of the Twelfth ward.
henry w. 6enet. Edward Jones.
Thomas @. Fields. Shepherd +. Knapp.
Josiah Porter. Jacob NJ. Lon.
Andrew Smith. william H. ChaIioc K.
John McQuade. John Nj Hall
Join scanon. Bartholomew Mcdonald.
PhilIr II. Jonas. James Kehoe
Peter Mc0uncss Edward Roach.
IRELAND go
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FIsO mn fhiENUo AMI FEkLOW CiILIENS.-l - n
Democratic Reformed OF which have the
OF heng Chairman conpels to explain to that
have done all IN 70 organize throughout the city
political orGanzaon consisting OF honest and upright
men,
Not wishing 10 divide the outside democratic party,
delegates that endorse the candidates OF tho
Young Democracy, which we have donc and also en-.
dossd the democratic State tickct but owing 70 bad
r.. irrssSsr .emo,' oyss as4 somGea sea
our State ticket in which the Young Democracy
have combincd feel duty bound 10 say conEccntiousy
without malice TO party that the work OF reform Tor
which organization tolcd to elevate OF the lar
endorsement OF such unreliable party
Our members and the public 1T large, whose aim ior
reform will please know that will keep up the principles
OF our organization. -.
either party canddaes have carried our own ex
penses, will continue I'll have accomplished the &C.
sre the people wtsh friends TO know that money
bny me- and will never betray their confidence
returns and protect the righs OF the ballot
(thia patform) but while abe heals evil with her
right with the left She has engaged in
this city 5000 to may be 10000 msrshAs =. an eIpsnss Q.
York such sw-disobeyIng people rs to require
marshals soldiers aud eunboas election
dav? say they not; but 10 done to swell their vote
by paying, and than repeating In an indirect way
honest citizens stop such outrageous attempts A. have
been perpetrted upon and unite In solid body TO
vote the whole Tammany ticket. JACOB COHEN.
RIO THE REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF THE FIFTH
ward AT the request OF many friends Of the public
schoos OF the Fifth ward and OF respect TO the large
population nj ward, feel II duty to with
draw being candidate pr the once OF School Trustee
present election and do recommend my friends and
all republicans 70 support the German nonee Mt Ersde-
The New York herald., 1870-11-07

TOR CONGRESS, WILLIAM r. ROBERTS
To my friends and fellow zens-I known Mr. Rob
es personay for years. found him and up
JACOB COHEN
The New York herald., 1870-11-07

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