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TINS COmDa1y ~
Abont Efecting Insurance ON their Lves'
lst Insurance at Stock Rates. being from 20 to 80 Per
Cent less than the Rates charged by Mutual Companies
3D. Each Pocyholder is regarded ockholder to the
extent Of one Annual Premium his Policy and will share
in the Profits of the Company to the extent as Stock
holder owning an equal amount of the Capital Stock
3d. Every Policy issued by the Company is nonorfeitabe
and contains Clause stating its exact Surrender Value
BEFORE nsuasa Your LIFE OR ACCEPTING AGENCY
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BUTLER. CHADWICK, GARY & 60
References in South Carolina
References in New York City

AUGUST BELMONT CO.. Bankers. 80. -
Counselor-at Law
Eon.J WARD, Counsellor at Law
Hon ROGER A. PRYOR, Counselor-atLaw.
Colonel LATHERS.
T. AL HOYT, President Gold Room
THOMPSON &, Co, Factors
Merchants
F FAIRCH1LD Merchants
PETTUS & CO.. Merchants
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The Original Stock Life Insurance Co Of the United States

.fl4a sez OFFICERS: a
.Y5o@ WALKER, President -; t.-.o
HENRY JFuRBER President JOHN H BEMLEY Secretary
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$5OO,OOO in Gifts.

LIST OF MUSIC Charleston cost to build
100000 hayng annual rental of about oOO from
Opera House Stores and Halls the building being about
ESQ feet by 60 feet and situated corner Of King and
Market Streets in the centre of the city and well known
to be the finest building and most valuable property a,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
DIED..


ARMoUR-At Bevle n j. Saturday 9Th insL John Amour
Puns fros Chr .. chsrch Bssy Tuesday morning. T ins at
ll:O o'clock
CoyGDoN-In Lynn MAS the ID Inst, MI. Deborah Cong
don agd - of Mr. Benz Coogon, Of New Bedfo A
CAhP-Iu Durham Conn Nov g. John Camp aged "a yearS
uRIM-on Friday Mrs. Catherine Grm widow Of the late James
Oswald Grm In the 10Th year OF her aga
tn. yes and the family and Of her sonsv Bdgene
Be are her funeral at ST. James Cetbed
g. BoOklyn Monday, ths 9Th nst, 81 10 O'Clock pressg
HUNr-ou Friday JuKsn Hunt soninlav Of hrA hH r.
vidov of the Marx Stephenson aged % years .
friends OF the family invited ed
hsndAy The s nsa, at3 from hh late dsaee
eT9 CermoatAss., BrooklJn
McKBNzIE-At Dobbs Ferry the Hudson Nov 1871 fen asleep
In Jesus Christ Aer Lor Catherine D GrseHle vile 0 joan v
The pera services u MONDAY Nov O'Clock in the
Cinton, Brooklyn (ReV Dr. Vsn
DyG) friends Of tho family are invited 70 attend Vhoaa further
nooe-
RoGRRs-At Hunaugou, l., Nov 1871 Truman Smith, only son
Of VIM jennie l. Rogers, aged ard IL days
Psr.rsl from A. Huningon Nov. g. a Trains
leave Thirty Pourhst PsrJ Atle+a
sLossoN-At Conn., Nov Edward slOssOa late Of @
Ts friends Of tof bis brother Hon. john sson and biz
william Prime Invited 70 attehd bis funeral
al The Reformed Church FhhaTs TvgnthStss
Tuesday. 7th inst, at l o'clock p m
sEE-Iu Pnaeh n J., Thurssy Eoy Richard cse son Of
Abnhau 8. and Mary See. aged % years
Paraeh from the residence OF H. DepeW SUNDAY h
oeOoI m Brooklyn at PierePoDi+L, AOndsJ, atn
O'Clock noon
WHITNRY-sudenly Sunday Nov le Pauline c. wife OF JAA
W Whnsy, daughter Of Jerome 4. Clark Of BATAVIA
446 lodAJ MONDAY a. oA
q Batavia, n. T., WedneStay
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06

side Tho District is Republican and there should b no
dOubt Of Waeners election ana there onn0t be the
honost electors Of the District ue 10 themselves
Stephens Roberts Is the candidate OF the
Regular Republican organization Of tho xxin District
and the Reform party for Assistant Alderman Ho mas
served in the Common Council heretofore during tne
same term with honest Chrss. Pullman: and they aeteo
together during whole time In opposition to the ng
aud the swindiers. ALI good ctiZeps In that Dtsuics
should vote for him.
The candidate for Assistant Alderman in
the With District is Charles T. Hartt Hc has been
nominated by the Council Of Political Reform, and IN
dorsed by the Republicans and the Committee OF Seventy
Mr. Hartt Ia we'll knowR the Treasurer OF the Deia
and II udson Canal Company, and formerly as the
Cashier Of the Sixth National Bank Bo sure and eject
him.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
CoyRC1NG THE POLICE IN FAVOR OF TAM
MANY,

The most desperate attempts are making ~
n. emssaries Of the Ring to fOrco the ctiSens o.
TIxth Assembly District to support " TOM onG
ana Harry" Genet Capt. Wilson OF tho 1n"y =,
Precinct Ia boldly prosttutnehiS position IN So.Sd
the Tammany nominees. trustWortny =. Vt, men.
tnn aa o. ,ha street for whom he was going to
SS0~ ne s %' mSn Un replied that he intended to vote
FOR oenet and Fclds "1hat right" said toe O"p's % ,
~snd yOu must use your Influence win tnS OC , sS
them to do the same for 'coei'ed 0rd1 % "as &c %
,.serduy" This statement is yoncneu iCl a W,oU
suPPO'IoS. 20 ,nor under him. and the Republicans
them bitterly resent this hGhhanded attempt 70
."roS their surngcs THIS Captain openly employs the
and men of the department under Kim about his
and is altogether worthy tool fr tho
O.,a.or. aeagns OF his Tanmany superiorS
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Young Mems Municipal Reform Associ-
alton Of the Twenty first Ward supports o'Bren as
against Bradley
Mark Lanigan has received the united Re-
publican and Reform nomination in the I'D District
against John Btacom the Tammany candidate.
The bonored name of Sigel is an ominous
one for se)o means victory, and &e)0el seal. Vic
tory Franz viii bring with 1t an honest sea- ior tne
Registers office.
A small body of lawyers, J. Mclean pre-
slarns that Judge LSdWit6 upright Judge well
versed in civil and criminal law
DIR. William L. Harding, Republican candi-
date in the Ist Assembly District denies the report that
he ha, withdrawn from the and asserts that he
shali remain In the field until sundown tomorrow.
The Eleventh and Seventeenth Ward Tam
many Associations Saturday night denounced Judge
Ledwith as pretended Democrat and resolved to sup
ats tet 10 disgust reformers with their cand
date
The Endeavor Tammany Association Of the
Eleventh Ward adopted resolutions, yesterday pledgng
a., nnor for George C. Barrett for Judge Of the su-
preme Court and repudating Judge Ledwith the Tam
many nominee -, "
The St. Patrick Alliance Association, which
nnmber, several thousand members In the WITH Senate
District has ossliy decided 70 '1gp0rs T oDGnoysn
nroijsd several hundred vouDteers who win
act as watchers at the polls tomorrow.
Conrad Geib, the Custom House candidate
(or Aaaam0IYman
D.-o,ra, vas q Copperhesd during the war, and IL
s Re, saoon keeper. This Information comes to
49, trustWorthy source. Frederick 0ugel. H. tho
union Republican candidate by far the better man.
tn World inknuated, day or two since,
A.. ,,.x.naer fpauding Republican candidate for tho
M,ne Court Bench indebted 10 tho United States
-. -. =, collector Of Internal Revenue IN the vIIIt
y, Mr. euasidinE's accounts are sttii unsettisd
~. ~ oyernment In dsht TO him. not he to the Gov
ernment .,
Senator Thayer Of Troy is working zealousiy
sr the success of tie Republican candidates for the A.
nrx from Rsnsseiaer and II II needless to say 10 men
., ,n.uipepoe that the sxpressiOn "superssrycsahs
.c. ~ one of our senatars IN an editorial paragraph
rsfsrnS 70 the I'D Assembly District did not relate 70
| Nm. ., . .
Among the nominations for Assembly that
., Henry q, wallace tho Republican candidate for the
Yh district OF this city, 10 unsxoeptsopsble Born In
tns a.tst mArchAnt Of GOOD repnte and familiar With
% ss1. Of the district and what more important
,hason 1by honest and competent he can with tho Ad
~ hSnsst yef ormers, be readily elected
Tho Hon. Webster Wagner of Montgomery
the Rspusilcan candidss IN the xv'h Senate District
sntieman OF frrsprosehable character and in tho Last
.,,h,v yotsd tteatiily en the right aide. His oppo
Hsnt Issah Fuller. ygtsa ~. q assau On 'Ae W'Oo'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrPICB or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
II n II m

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrFIcB or THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFPIcER,i
WAsHMeTos. D. c., Nov. 6, is7l-7 y. N. }
Synopsis for hs pdsf tIosniE-fou hours
The low barometer which existed Saturday
moved north-eastwsrd TO Nova Scotia Tho nortberly
winds and cloudy weather accompanying t on the Mid
die and East Atlantic haze cleared away The
high pressure Lake Superior has extended TO North
EN- Illinois and Lake Ontario. Northeasterly winds pre-
yat on the lakes An Of low barometer apparently
exists west Of Missouri and Iowa. Clear and pleasant
weather prevailed to-day IN tie Southern and Gulf States
Failing barometer, with light rain has been reported
from Southern California and rising barometer In
oregon.
ProbdbfliIss.
The Of highest barometer VIII probably con-
ttnue on the Lakes, and move eastward Monday
Into PennBy lvania and New England easterly winds
continue the Lakea veerihg TO the southeast from
Michigan " Lake Superior. and increasing 70 brisk
Lake Erie; north westerly winds continue the East
Atlantic, veerng to northeast and east pleasant
weather continue IN the South Atlantic and Gulf States
Dangerous winds not antc ated unless possibly for
short time the southern portion Of Lake Michigan
and the western portion Of Lake Erie.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
opoNovAN ROSA VERSUS TWEED.
A CARD FROM O'pONOvAN ROSA.


Totke Citizens of Nelc- York. The fight against
Shcse who are bringing disgrace upon the name ana
tn,t,tutiops Of Republicanism takes place tomorrow
appeal for fair play. In my individual case care
nothing for intimidation viii have around the polls
who viii not be QuarresOme who viii not be fright
ened call upon all my other friends who are earning
an honest livelihood and dependent upon pap or
patronage organize In support Of all who go In Ior te
Reform ticket. .,,A,
afraid Of false count and appeal TO t6e oank-
ers and merchants Of the city-the Keuy the Gamma
che 6tewarts, the murbers the Lords and TayorSIto
ballots are counted To ali the candidates who question
De on my support go into this fight Sluarely
90 tn for the whole Reform ticket -.,,.s -. 49,.
Gen. sRel and his agent, Mr. Aufenger, waited ON me-
They told that no German vote would be spht Pc
tween him and and asked could do something 19r
telling my friends that Sge never did anything for
ireland, aud that asked them, What dld bhaDoey
witness that bis once Of Register he would give
third Of the patronage % Americans third 70 lriBn ana
third to Germans Thk is fair, and sigel not elected
20 IN with the Refcrmers while they mean TO reform.
lam hRhtDg the biggest OF their enemies he speho
tnR hh Thousands freely, and have not dollar
t P1sh him - tight as ever he wss paAhed but once
for sn call upon all honest citizens 70 be around the
Es0 York, nov. 6, III. JER oDoxovAN RossA
GENERAL sIeEL FAvoRs o'DoNovAN ROSA.
PFuh n1 Stats EetsrAo, EeC- YCFk, Nor. g. iS1l
Convinced of the high Importance OF the
PENDING election and for the purpose OF defining my po
deciere herewith before the people that consider the
pOun3toD Of ODOnOvRn Rosa for Senator OF the INtn
Sct as the one which deserves the support o. every
ally win apply all my energy and influence to the tri
SpAAnt eIeGtiOb Of 0DsnOyAn ROSsa, the worthy and
noeb representative Of the Irish nationality, the lncor
FUpable and brave champion for hight and liberty.
Respectfully fkAE 5lGEL-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
GENERAL sIGEL FAvORs O'DOE0VAH ROSA.
PFUa ae Stats EetNsAe, EelO- Ycrk, HOv g. isTl -,
OUR CANDIDATE YoR CONTROLLER.

10 Ihe Edtlor OF The Tribune.
elR: We fnd our prospects bright IN west
eTn HeW-Terk. The Republican phAlanX ready for 60
ton No exception Ia taken to our candidates.. Candid
men os BON parsa In hs county, freely admit that
nelson d. Hopkins, candidate for Controller IL pre-
ennonay ntted for the Office. he has always Lived In
Erie County Although practieing lawyer he has
mingled largely In business Affairs. AZ Q mu-
HaRet oHoer and Collector Of Internal Revenue
ee mas shown himself qualified in every respect
Iof places 0f public trust He thorough, practical,
esuAHntTotnard man. Experience has rendered him
tenllAr with matters OF finance taxation, and no
A more oonpetent than he to master the perplexng
h ne COntrOllers Office and administer the hScal
sSS sS o. tbe state The nomination taDdeTed him
hh SoettStOR and the puhhe need his services.
OVSto' nVV. 4 XIV.
POOL SELLING or THE ELECTION.
Al the sporting headquarters at JOhnson's
0oolfo0ns Twenty -eEhth-st. and Broadway, there s
e0neoeFAeb speculation every night on the
result OF the forthcoming election. For Register,
SnAnoiey u the favorits over sigel, the for
net selling for saOO and the latter for tEa
~ Ne benHte elections, OBrten has the call over Bred
~ c ~ we rate Of 800 y ESQ., and Genet great favor
80 Vvef DIS oppOrCnt neninhn, selling for eG1S against
S EteTs $40 On ilg state ticket, the contest judg
HsEom u Agt..9, VII be very close. Bmibnrr bring
S-S tSSs. and WNlgTs SI5s.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
THE ELECTIONS.
CORRECT LAST OF CANDIDATES..
Eloct;ons will be held tomorrow in the following

Elections will be held tomorrow in the following
named States:
NEw-YoRK, NEw-JERsEY.
MASSACHUSETTS,, MISSISSIPPI
ILLINOIS, WISCoN6IN,
MARYLAND, MINNESOTA,
VIRGINIA
OF these contests that in Hew-York is BY all odds
the most important. Greater questions than those
of merep party supremacy OF the indorsement Of an
Administration are involved. The voters Of this
State have imposed on them the duty of rebuking
corruption fraud and robbery, and these of mag
nitude hitherto unheard Of in America.
Tho Republicans, from various causes, may not ex-
poet to gain all that the Democrats have deserved
to lose. Our leadeB however, expect that Messrs
Scribner, Hopkins Barlow and their associates Will
be elected by handsome majorities, though they WILL
probably not receive that immense vote which the
laws which usually govern politics should have In
sured them. The State Committee are advised that
the prospect is sure of decided Republican majority
in both branches Of the Legislature.
The contest in New-Jersey ranks next in import
ance All our advices from that State are favorable
In Massachusetts,, the campaign ended with the
nomination of Mir. Washbun by the Republican
State Convention. 1t only remains to legalize the
action Of that Convention, and to elect some 200 or
more Republicans to the Legislature. Illinois
chooses o Congressman at Large, and another 10 I'LL
q vacancy. Maryland is of course, hopelessly DEM
ocratic but the Democrats will be fortunate ii they
do az we'll there as the Republicans will in Massa-
chusetts Minnesota and Wisconsin elect Governors
State officers, and members Of the Legislature, and
Mississippi and Virginia. the Legislatures only. Be
low will be found full lists of candidates and other
useful information of q statistical character
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06

RepubIIcan mhIOIIIy. II
The Legislature 10 pretty sure 20 Dc Republican. In
the senate eight Repubicans and nye Democrats hold
over 60 that eight 70 be chosen this yoar including
one from Monmouth for o single year The rival oAnd
datea in the several counties are as follows:
nosatlss RspabHesa DtMccrefh
IuouKr william Moore, Enoch Cordery.
p.ssa,a Prnnf Hoyland. Corn Lydecker.
T.,wh.,iond q Venry sheDpard. ChaA. G. Groscup.
us,J.o. LANES FieIier J. R Mcpherson
49,. Charles Hewitt Charles v. Mead
Ha...o.n Collin r MeIrH w. II. Conoyer.
iI.r-;s Josepb q Potts Aug. W. Cutler.
1e~ns / a. w HayenA E. P. Emson.
OF these counties, Bergen, Hudson, and Aoninoutn
went Democratic last year. .,.,
Ths vote of the State for Conressmen In 1870 resulted
as follows: Republican soA26 Democratic, 76,S73 Tho
vote for Governor In 1858 Republican, 1885, Dem-
ocratc, 6j,q56.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06

.,.AeOn Ssy IN the interest Of Tamnsny,i aesre tno
s,sDs q TIE XVIII Assembly Dis11os 70 lOCs up"o a
-. "a slAndcrous and false, and to 'sider me
..SA,date until sundown next Tuesday under all
...ncas and to feel confident Of my being elected
~. .hI. announcement because have been informco
M - SreInies intend publishing card on the MORN
thss ~ 2SaSsiop day 10 The effect that Withdraw HU
a rtsSt will therefore warn all parties 70 !IvC "o
the a. ~ notice 10 any such card AUGUSTUS FUNA'
Ts.s- York, Nov. Q, lS7ls
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
ILLINOIS.

Illinois elects q Congressman -at-large In
nace OF Cen John A. Logan, who has been transferred
TO the United States Senate And In the With District
Representative in Congress to be chosen In place OF
congressman. .atarge Gen. John L. Bevertdge, Re
publican and 8. 8. Hayes, Democrat In tho With DIS.
trot the Republicans have nominated Henry Snapp and
the Democrats Lorenzo Leland The vote for Congress
menat-large last FALL resulted a. follows: Republicans
iss ss2: Democratic, lA9o In the With District the
RepuLcans east 10 s votes, and the Democratic, In
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
WISCONSIN.
CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICERS.
R-,.tbILooa DeaocrdHd
MINNESOTA.

CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICERS.
RepublodA Deaocrdhc
Governor. Horace Austin Winthrop Young.
Lieut. Cor William II. Yale. d. I. Buell..
Treasurer. William Seeger. Barney V0sberg
Sec. Of State. ..s. p. Jennison. Ertck n Falk
AHlt General. +. r. Z. Cornell. John l. Macdonald.
Judges s. Courts. J. R Mcmillan. Daniel Buck.
John NJ Berry. VIM. Mitchell
vote of Minnesota last for Congressman WAS
Republican, Demooratic 20 ,so5 In 1902 for Gov
ernor, Il was Republican, S2,319; Democratic 49,
The Is TO vote two proposed amendments 70 ts
Constitution. One forbids the Legislature 70 relieve
railroad companies from the tax their yearly
ngn other authorizes increase Of the State debt
by s6o for the erection Of State Prison and asy
um for the deaf dumb and blind. The Legislature is
also to be chosen. Last year 1t vas as follows:
Senate House. Joint Ballot
Republican, 81 As
Democrats. ts.................-..e
Republican majority. II Il
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06

CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICERS.
RsprbHodA DemoTdtte
Governor ............. Jacob Tome. W. 7. White.
Attor,.e, General Alexander Randall. l. WOolford.
o,trotier Lawrence ]. Bengle A. K. Syester.
The vote Of the state for COngessmen In 1870 resulted
"A follows; Republican, 57,7oG Democratic, 76eO8 The
state is aso elect It's Legislature, for which there s
new appOrtonment reducing the number OF members OF
the House from Sc TO 81 members. Eleven Democratic
members the Senate hold The last Legislature
was entirely Democratic in both branches.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
LATEST SHIP NEWS
lFor other Ship News see FIN PaGe.l


ereamp TnachA (Br Thomson Glasgow Oc b. and No'pe
zath, ndse. and Henderson, Bros - ~, ., -,
aoutba amnou aItb with TS7 Oehchs CO.
Stsamhp vountesr Howe PHILADELPHIA with mise and paSA 70
steamship Acushnet Rector Esw Bedford with nde and pass 70
sssamsp John obsou Washington and Alexandria With
mdse and 10 Geo u. heruef
Carolina, Beckett Charleston WIN mo anu P
70 II. 2 Morgan 4 Co a.I ~ .
With nAse and pSsst LAVA Fox 20.
Walker Richmond, CiY Fon nOlIoN
Nth and 10 Old Dominion Steamship Co
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06

The Metropolitan Insurance Company.
This Old reliable corporation No oa Broadway e9rner OF Pine
st. With 600 cash p and large Surplus continues to insure
dwellings and merchandise vessels in port and man
uurns risks this City and vicinity against loss or damage By ire
TCom, Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06

Fine Watches n Specially. IN
6GHUILER, HAKILRI GRAHAE,
10 Msiden-lane GId p John g.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS.
CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICES.

CANDIDATES FUN olAlb OffANSo'
Republican Ticket.
Gopernor. WILLIAM II. WAsHBUHf Grccnnoiu-
Lieut. Governor. 80. JOSEPH TICKER OF LGnoh.
Secretary OF STATE. OLIVER WARNER OF Northampton.
Treuarer. ......... CHARLES ADAMS, JR, OF rorn
BroOkfed. .
AUDITOR CHARLES EsDIcorT Of Canton.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Governor .........J John Quincy Adams OF Quincy.
Secretary OF state. Luther Stevenson tr OF Hinghaln
Treasurer. ....... Levi Hey wosd OF Gardner.
Auditor PhinchaB Allen OF PIttsnclu-
Attorney General William w. Warren OF Brighton
LABOR REFORM TICKET.
Governor ...........E- NJ Chamberln OF Boston
lieut. -GorernoT-. Allen Dean OF West1elu-
Secretarp Of STATE. H. B. Maglathn Of Duxbury.
Treunrer Henry T. Deiano OF Charlostowp.
Attorney General. -. George l. Ruhn OF Boston.
Auditor George p. Sanderson OF Lynn.
Governor. Robert c. Pitman Of New Bedford
LfeuL- Governor. E. .Elphaet Trask Of Springfield.
Secretary Of State. George g. Ball Of Upton
Auditor ......... Ezra 8. Conant Of Randolph.
Aaoryes- General. Stephen I. Field OF Shelburne
The vote Of the past years. has been
as follows:
RepubIIe,n Democratic Prohibition.
lS9......H,IW oo'Iua 80,
l8i0.........79yb49 Ao,ojo AS+o
The State also elects full legislature That Last cho-
sen, IN 1870, composed as follows: .r
Senate. House joint Ballot
republicans ..............S lo -
democratic. ts..-.--.--...--..-..
Labor Reformers. ...........l
Republican majority. % l6o ie
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06

ScHuYLzR. HIFTLEY GRAHAM.
10 Maidenlane and 2! JOhA-St
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06

Iona Winter Evening"! go BILLIARD TABLEi Full are
Cses and BAIL Quek Rubber Cushions Diagram free .
ABBOT l. NIcHoLLs, IS LIOerys-, heEloh
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
11olitiral Notices

To the Voters of the Seventh Senaterial DtstrtSt6
We present yOa candidate i0e eeAA'of' NM
Il. nominated By u. Republican party ba. bic claims sap
he Dndc Demcs Repubons eh and poor nen h,aye
born adopted citizens eIAmfne the political asnon t ho
ssly,s eompa records " the candidates aert
and decide them vorthe and VIII most e1es,eaW me
ths OaAs BODY Of sndre shS Lsvs for years
plsd hs unounats city, and By their frauds theta and cor
,no,s nsdo ths sane Dsaecrssy od0as, and e.ased
God men % doubt whether TIA system q naaiSPA nas
1s RnS an active paipast the szsc.hea Of ts DeAs.ss
paadeE A neabe o. Ne s1Ae s eAs ot
ever, had law reelected viii sssan his eoadsrAtss tA
stten p exposure and punishmss for dr ens M n
Ss.h Hs h Young Who hve Ong snOagh 70 sOns for H
is,ss h1t hat be 70 dfersns psson hon -
~, - Hs Known The pablo oalI a. nossI Whe hs
on ith ard he le and ydou able 70 alh
= tAs ooes Ahernss and shk both d winch Dc We
.S.d osJ iss hs heay soopsaOa HiA the T.n9Asy pe a.
S.r siass In h the nctve and nest saseat .Gss NE
Tannssy ory.nns and pspenans ne Csnse 80
A.. n.s.. hy vAcA psph q hs Stats vsrs neoesd ne
oos afht To end be sbase The pose Of s 0ee aso s.o
a.ss .A siih II, s1ssoh sss..s ,ss ss .:.Sesi q
,nmsay unnl within fsw nosihs and new go
~ rer,ceahh stfsns ss hs adsaaagaH nrAss
Vh.s IL IA bssa pssesssA u for than rear aea
snsl be sd niks tsrns vith n. l.ss eoasss =. ~.
,s..s q AsS.ss edssaG CAnsispbs faaAa ass. ~
y. sr~rhs ByfnR rnd As poih cne N' hs
an, SSo,ss ssT srsd laI shss s9es .ssa aG 9
vas q noss hsakss sAAh 4sss .nA .saaes = @ ~ seaS.
49,. y T,snsny b.ssa ia ts q. - - eAsis.
vs@ Rod sa prsssod Can bs tsiR eHsa vi nor va
s. n 70 ars . val vess - % P ~
psoa . sk Lss &c h,'snr n s RS cS.." g s "a csaa
ausaI wnsos Osrnsn 4 kcOn'sati'0-
n.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
NEW-JERSEY,

The candidates for Governor in New Jersey
are Cornelius Walsh, Republican, and Joe Parker Dom
ocrat The Legislature IL also to 30 chosen The last
chosen was divided a. fonows:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
MARRIED..

wHCox-wILLCoX-on wsdnesdAy Nov 1911 n GaessurS H.
resenoe Of the brides parents the Rev Mr. Btrt Edwin
wilcox Of Brooklyn g. D. CAra Wilcox Of 6Slesbag No
carIs.
IH Notices of Marriages must be indorsed r1h IaH
Rdp,e and address