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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
TIE rHn,pEcr IN INpNNA.

To the razor Of me irtb me-
SIR: learn uhat the Democrats of New
York Ar. cmuz Indiana q, state certain FOR .dcn.
This {. simply brir and whoever BE- deceived thereby i'
not wise Tho Republican, Jos, Indiana go October Pos o
majority TIM, over 5000. but vii De- found That
october ia 10 criterion for November. Bloc Jeans
williams. with al his ignorance, and a Bis Hniin''' Tor
tie o.lr. ~ Governor or ior that matter. Tor any
other Office. was really popular with a certain
class Tho farmers 81 Indiana are crazri
with the Granger notion. and Feel that % - 90 some way.
,fr 10 have farmers ~ tao head oi an'ir than mon 81
other prolc.stous. The very nickname. Blu" Jeans
alone gave INN MANI votes. Thcu iarI-'n wa- h'udi
CAPPED with the Of local issues lie VIA obliged
=, crry the weight ~ a the mistakes ~ local tickets
and II d, not 90 De wondered ~ That De ic short ~ aA
election Il rather to be wondered At that he came so
near IT,
In November there VIII he mono Of this 10 contend
with There viii De square trial az strength between
the Republican aud Democratic parties ON national
l..ues There VIII Dee no temperance. no Granger, uo
county seat, or any other disturbing questions ana
whenever such struggle hi, taken place. the li'pub
can party has always SWEPT The state That II Will do
80 next Tue-day have not the slightest doubt Tue
Democratic gamblers Who giving odd ON Indiana
Will lose their money. There need Doc no fear OF l"faud
IHdiaHap0is, Nov. ., 1870. J. Z. /"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
CHARLES p. SHAW DECLTNTG.

The HAYES and Wheeler Club OF the vim
Con ressiunal District Gen Lloyd AspnWad IN the
chair held large and enthusiastic meeting at NO 7
Broadway on Saturday evening 10 raty the nomination
Of Gen Arson c. McCook for representative in Con
g!ess for the Win District, which had been made
unanimous by the decleuson OF tho Independent cand-
date Charles +. Shaw. The club is one Of the largest
and most active Republican organizations Of the city,
and has hitherto taken part In lOc nominations nut
divided ITS efforts ~ the Republican STATE aud
National tickets. Mr. Shaw is q prominent
1,efnl,rr of the club and 10 being Hsccrtdiucd
t"u Of the Independents in opposition o. Gen. MrCnoK,
committee was appointed az alJrucrmecing 10 secure
his cooperation IN hdimohkng 'hg h'puo ans ia ln'
nJunccd Mr. shaw's dechGatiOu in favor - Gen. Nc
Cook u report which read by Charles a. foiAaiuS.
sreCches were made by Thomas = Stewart. Gen. Ire
maine Judge ". +. Richardson, h. Soi.- PAGE l. !.
Cook and Mr. Shaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDoN, Nov. 1.-The sum of %S6OOOO III
spccje was Withdrawn from the Bank Of England yes
terday for shipment 10 Ncw-Nork.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Thc man -of-war Nelson
Of 1000 ions displacement G.GOOhursc power ana ~
guns was launched at Glasgow on saturday.
TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 4.-Tbe Gi0be hos the
following cable from London, England: EXl'r'Sd'nt
Potter has issued confidential circular To h' irirhS
explaining his dcirc 10 pro eod 10 Canada to look "'
the interests of the Grand Trunk Road. In consequence
M This Mr. Uirt,oD General Manager II The road IN
Canada Eas rendered his resignation cifcui", ha'
Nrssrs NarLcrzir NcWmarch aud HOJsspn relative 10
the affairs of the Grand Trunk Road MI Potter It'''
his conduct aud INDUCES in accusations against MS co
leagues ia the board.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH CONFLICT.


4 CONFERENCE UNDER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIMITS
or THE BEILIGEREST ARMIES TO BE DEFINED.
PARIS, Nov. 3, 1876
The Monitem, the organ OF the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs says appears probable That all The
guaranteeing Powers Will agree to the proposal for
conference at C0nstantinople
Reuters telegram from Ragusa states that the French
and Italian commissioners proceeded TO the Turkish
and Moutenegrin camps fix the line Of demarka,ion'
Places bockaded by the MOntencgrins vii continue un-
der blockade during the armisice but may be reVic-
tualed sufficiently for immediate wants.
CoSsTANrISOrLE, Saturday, Nov. 4, 1915
The foreign ambassadors met AT the residence OF Sir
Henry Elliot the British Embassador yesterday to
settle upon the method Of determining demarkation
line between the llisercnt armies.
LoNDoS, Monday Nov. 6, 1876
The Times, in an editorial article, says:
We think with the majority Of our countryinen that
the chances In favor OF peace and Of such peace AZ
mag assure the webcng OF the regions concerned, by
removing every pretext for agitation.
sERvIAEs ICCUsED OF COwARDICE.
A Belgrade dispatch 20 The Times says:
/ II is reported that Gen Tchernayen will sOiourn in
Russia during the armistice Russian officers express
the belief that thousands of Russians have fallen the
valley Of the MOraya alone They openly accuse the
Seryians Of bayOneting Russians who ATTEMPTED, re-
vOlyer in hand, 10 urge them 10 attack the Turks
The Standards Belgrade correspondent reports that
some wounded Russian officers have been robbed and
hacked 10 pieces by the appointed to carry them to
tno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
ATTACKING CoLoRED REPUBLICANS.

A NEGRO ORGANIZATIONS ANNAlLED AZ ak I'M.
FRIDAY NIGHT PARADE.
Among the clubs which took part in the
Republican procession Friday me.t wcr' several or
carnations of cologed from jersey Ci;y. Tie
FARMER Battery "-Oue OF these Orgauiza'ions-wrnt
down Desbros.csst half hone after midnight ana at
TIE intersection OF Grceuwichrt was aS,'ucd With q
shower OF stones bricEhas, and other missiles from
crowd Of white men, most OF whom were intoxicated.
me Of the assaants made dash Tor the coloTed mems
torches The c0oicd had prepared Themselves 'or
any such attack aud az order which was gwen 10y one
of their number some drew reviewers from tncr pockets
ana fired INTO the attacking party, While others ti-
yaucrd with drawn kuiScs. The as,al'h'- h"i hhur
pltiugany such reception, ten back ~ confusion ana
took refuge in the 81 Tie AIKEN 'du, Drlup-
cratic ORGANIZATION with headquarters near Matl~
Tho cnlOred men reformed ana marched Ia ihr Terry
without further mOlcstaJn. the noise 81 The ming al
reacted 10 the spot number -! Oictta Oi thc A re
,.ur who conveyed the wounded mon 10 inc J. .ohiiu
street Police station. They were the following: WIN j.
Ncrruau age p, Of No 20 Dc-brOsst s -ta'brd ~ hc
iet breast 1.-The wound s dangerous ana may prove il,
Thomas j. Fisher, age y, Of No. j. Dc>pfc, 7 fot
Id lie night leg James Morton, axe u, "i 80 400 lanai
u shot wound ~ the right breast; Two or iHic' o-HtI
,,aT,ol~ we're slightly wounded Inc members oil TIC
J.rs., City organization not known 10 nave been M
fired Norman ana Fisher were subsequently sent 40
inc Chambers Street Hospital Morton Ndr loch"d up on
"A rlo.r of iutOxca lion. William FuzpItrth 81 "" as
l.e,vi,h-st Was arrested while in the act OF Laiius
paving stones at the negroes.
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cRLMEs IND cAsuALrlLs-HY rELEaRAPn.

Bosrov. Mass. Nov. 5.-Niliam A. Cmbcrry,
reuoficr oh me son Giobe jumped from FRIDAY ana
was thrown under the two Of hc passed over hn
OssIrEE y. H., Nov. The jury has brought IN
verdict the nrrt degree against sylvester
" cone lie has been sentenced 10 80 yrs the stat"
Prison.
CONCORD, y. H., Nov. d. Edward Scwnll, q
we'll known Young here attempted suciie yesterday d.
shouting himself the head II thought hc wall r,co'of
80 as5g ued.
RosToN. Mass, Nov. 5-Lawrcncc Farrell was ar
rested In Friday evening while attempting 10
pesona'o John hay and have BIS name placed upon inc reg
{. list.
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The Times. in an editoriaI article,
THE ITALIAN ELECTIONS.

ROME Nov. 5, 1876.
The election of members of the Italian
Chamber OF Deputies took place to-day. As far as the
results this l4l Progressists 20
Moderates have returned Second ballots will be
necessary in 1Ol districts Among tie distinguished per
sons elected sgnor Mancni, Coppno. and COrrent
each OF them from several different places; and sgno
Depretis Nicotera zanarde MaiOrarDa, Minghetu and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
To the rlecror. of the RIM senatorial District IA

uudrrs Encl rC.idtnts IN and r''IN7W 'T' T"V
.ricf take u,asur. n auuora,ug the nomination on ,'i
ALFRED WAG~IAFF, g., Tor the H'h'l,. - 2, ,,h
-,rysI the A. fihbl}, WIN h'''
.u't I,,.r the cutiiC sIi-i,il,h OF
his constituents lie gentleman 81 energy 'll".l %
,,r,r,r am i,r,, legislative aiS tii the
be-, rtci est. 81 The CY 81 Sow YORK WIZ be ~ ~
.,tnu From oar know ledge Ui col Nh"'tdI "r NV VIC
fnll,i .u,Ii.a Ia l, honesty aud integrity, ana r"y
recommend him tu your suffrage 90, o.. ..,.,..-t .,,
West lithst Iiac j. Greenwood 2lG Mtsi I'm ~ ~
ttu.rt ilObt. ~. Taller, IL li7 lu',,
,rol r,sc ID Ea.t nthst ourtt Kennedy, % e. i','
~. RUFUS King 81 7hnyc; VIM H. lui - 49, iirf
Nafb,v W,it,. - r. Cobb, Stt' ST. 'l''I
In..rlI9 Wagciry place Juo Jay Dn ipl-J @ n Pi
q = Wlctham. l3l West Inn sti Willard tihI' ,
l2st. JOHN Ca,trco. 500 west l9tst NIIs ., EN-, me-
Wut.rlry MACE William Iowtrrr, lJi Nt'l ~ -
min, clinton uilcr; Hamilton Il. Kerr 80 west I,'n
A.. Albert Sttknty. IS West Washington -, ~ NJ.
', I{i W,.t lNti.t j. T.. Miller ii3 Mt-l i'lhs ms
l. ktlf l3I West l-thri. I'd. Randolph W ~ 49, E,
ION .rsro. 4 g,poi,n. rs NaNtilcy place. H. II 49, loo
SC,.t H. H., smau. West ION 81, tua pliti-
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TELEGRAPH WARFARE.

SALT LAKE, Nov. Am important contract
has lust been made between the Atlantic and Iachc
Telegraph Company ami the Dcscr,t Telegraph ComYani
Of Utah The lines " the latter company extend 10 ai
the principal settlements AMI mining camps in the Ter
tory IhCy present worked u connection VIII the
western mon either partt having ri.ht tu terminate
the contract. PRESIDENT Young has gwen the requisite
notice OF termination.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL In Steamshfp England, Nov. Mrs
RYAN and children Mss Margaret Brown. A. lmrtsen A.
Iio Rev. " EULclL Miss .. BTOughtOu, W. luptoI ,
n iJandcock Ms Nicholson and children, J. W loey %,
n Eiugstou Henry CT6wen, Mr.. Gein, Mr. and Mira l@No
Ta,ss KeV r. FzsimOns George Rogers, ]. W. llo"sOn
Mrs and Mrs @. HUT, MI and Mrs HorntE MT Fleming
" ED9N HERMUDA-In steamship Gamma. Nov 6-B y
nicElIsan Nm Black j. H. Jackson u. T.. Dickinson W. T.
Godet John Rich and wife &. .. Whittier, Pm W. T. wing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
10 the voters

TIN r,r t.,,,,N1-tr ,oNGREssIONAL DISTRICT
VI. n. urgently b.,ptaz your support without ish'
of t,rt, fpf Mir LEVI L. MOEION, as "'hD'i VI "''
Congress. and in
Mr. MOItrOS IL citizen Of tho lshtst M ,
,gc. for tho discharge q" me u"l,' w
oni,r sought or held any P"o,'
hi. now u,Iautly and ~ great personal ravi
a nomination forced him by ms tion m ,i
Interests and those ~ hc country ~ ~
m ,ar,,r.s. u saie and competent huua. ms
long ana honorable career rs a bAHA, d , -
scquaiuiancs with the history anu b''tsa'' ,,r, ,
finances enable him bring 10 the service %. 'o county
enriched by large "a p'
an, npjr ~ br district ought not To uHo the opportunity
now ocreI 81 being reprr,,nl.u ~, c. y,
FIRST class business man, ana aiOuIu 'N'" ''' 80 ' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
THE FRENCH AMNESTY MOVEMENT

LONDON, SuIuIulY, NVN' ~ I7'U'
A Reuter- dispatch from Versailles says:
"since Yesterday there has been compromise between
the supporters and opposcs Of the Gatneau bill Tor ne
cessation of the prosecutions against the Communists
The nature OF the agreement IS not stated, but III 10
DAYS sitting the Chamber OF Deputies new Dh Pr"
posed 70, compromise was adopted excepting an aru'ie
frrsfrrn, 10 iuras the TRIALS OF offenders who not
present ~ =, ,o-o
DEGREES were issued today rarGon.ng or committing
the sontenoes NJ 50 Communists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
6peridl Noiltes.

lame. q, Snscj,lty at Bartieu's.-The New CITY Street
and Boulevard Lamp Depot no Oh Broadway New Hors-
1iiL, 9IST LAMPS OF EACH KIND for the STREET,
iInTfSE &c burning GAS. GASOLINE or OIL. All styles
Of LAMPS Al price. from 81 upward including
Surner chimney and Rejecting shade
The new Carriage Dash Roneetng Lamp. beautiful thing
adaptable TO many useA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
NIDyIGHT WEATHER REPORT
covrpvurNr PROBABILITIES.

During Monday. in the South Atlantic states,
rising fOjowrl by falling barometer, nor h'i~ ~ sou
east winds and slightly warmer ana cloudy W'alhor VIII
FOR he JGddle oHd Eosiyg suites. rising (ollored by
CtIng barometer northeast ~ S,Uihrtt T'HdS, r0i'''
cysqr ant frosty rcaer, Joitored Ly rupcr hI-y Or
ella In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

Il is sometimes said Of great people, Not 10
know them argue ones self unknown" When - !.
Babbs BabA soap gets fairly ir eel on The mnr"ui not 10
recognize its supreme mcnta 80 toilet soap "" afDe oo .
hrltIen Babies rejoice and strong rub their hdhu
m rcr bath should Dee Wlhout tIr unti 81
nh saponac0uH compounds pure sweet and strong aud
Ia destined driyo the arhcy scented soaps Out VI tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

RcaroH second ballot will he necessary In Milan 70
settle contest between signOri COrrent and Vscoht
yenosta Garbadi viii also be obliged to stand lot a
second ballot in Rome, but his election Is certain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

"Jakc," said the blushing damscl to lover
that her father hdd forbidden the house. don't care
IN you're feet are big; love you just much" WALL
sally don't mind so much about the size OF my own
feet but / wish your dads were lutte smaller; !
should feel more confident, you know, about staying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
PANE. Nov. 3. 1870.
SPAIN TO HOLD CUBA.

MADhlb nov p i''o'
Prime Minister Canovas del Castillo al
dressing meeting Of $50 Deputies declared that vas
the determination of the Government retain Cuba at
any cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

Everybody II Interested and cNrd the marvellous and
tho "ury irri aud tested Automatic" sowing mach 1c
Wilcox e Gibbs VI. 90. postal card for ful
particulars and lis, ~ offices tu tJS Broadway, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

BrOadvay. the HIGHEST award n
The centennial Exhibition vr The superiority ~ their Fine
Fur. especially -acGus Their display 40 i4J Broad
Way ol Fine Ftr seal ~acqucs, Fur EDI,a and FUR Trim
ma. n really wonderful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

WILLIAM ~ EYARTS,
SALEM II. WALES,
J. ~ ". SELiGMAN 4 Co.,
GEORGE BLISS,
JANE, BUELL.,
Low, HARTMAN & Co,
ELLIOT g. COWDIN,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
A. A. Low "a BROTHERS,
JACKSON =. SCH 4 LIZ.
ISAAC IL. BAILEY.
METER X CO.,
HALLGARTEN q Co,
HAGEN ~ BILLINGS,
ELLIOTT h. SHEPARD.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS

[For other Ship Heos see Second and Ihird rdge'I
ARRIVED. .... Sunday. Nov D..
Steamship England (Br) Thompson Liverpool Q9I ~ wa
QueepstOWn 26th with mdse aud pass " r. !" j. huI'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

AAH
New York, Nov. 3, 1875.
TnUI,LOW WEED,
WIN. T.. DODGE,
MOSES TAYLOR,
EPH III. ClIOATE,
j. ID. NERMlLIE,
GEORGE CABOT WARD.
CHARLES r.. BUTLER,
THOMAS DENNY.
r. ID. MORGAN q Co,
HORACE Is. FRY,
HERBERT II. TURNER,
Is. r. LEE,
". If. L. LEE,
JACOB HESS,
NORTH MEYER & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

SCHOOL SuITs.-Large stock at greatly re-
duccd prices. BROKAw BROTuLHs, 4thaye, opposite
Cooper Institute.
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StNantto Ilno,y,o

me probIt0nss rf sJ, ,et Orer,oI and PAY.
co. and Fulton your TcIure
mcnts In most 54tlsiauUrs manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

DR.. JAYNE's EXPECTORAST is an old time
family medicine safe and enccua IN all cases OF Coughs ahu
l,olis' as well ~ most throat and lung affections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
81 lRRTED.

FREEMAN CRUIK-TASK on saturday. Nov {. 1915
M tr Philip. Memorial ChJrch by tine Rev. :. u. Alex
ad,f D.. 3d. Christine r., second daughter Of ". L. Cruk
slauL, esd. 10 Henry ". Freeman. all II this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

Cramps, Collie Dyspepsia, Headache. Heartburn. and
Dlirhca Remedy equal 10 PARRRKs GINGEE TONIC.
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nolitital Notices
Tne Voice of Business Men

WHY THE PROSPERITY IF COMMERCE AND INDUS
TRY DEPENDS UPON TIE ELECTION OF
TILUEN AND HENDKICka.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF THE UNITED STATES.
Every industrial and commercial interest % country is
angushng Neither prudence, industry, nor experience any
ger rece We their rewards While the sources Of
individual national prosperity have been dyng up aLd
the 81 an kinds Oi property shrinking ortTolOl;
proportion the burdens Of taxation through pttdltgn ana
waefp exp uG!ture have been steadily increasing Ohec
esslry and mprOvdtnt public buildings have been tnGer
taken public lands well A. our nation credit AaNe
been sGulnicred upon railway JObDers Ohces ana pOhc
articles OF commerce IN when 90 iheI
participated and which the Executive pro- cts
These notorious and alarming and are me nadl
inevitable results OF conspicuous Administrative cl
pacty Washington, and o! official corruption throughout
the land
cnange in the character Of the and TIE policy OF the
Federal Administration Il IN imperative public necessity 70
tolerate the tOin and the crimes 81 the Republican Onc'
by deliberately prOlOngnR THEN power Is 10 make ourselves
parties to thrir suit.
the Democratic has nominated forte Presidency one
whose identified by memorable tIlumlbs WITH al
those measures Administrative reform FOR The want o
which the distress HIS long pablo career
has been illustration OF economy IN the pubic tx
4, ndturc Jealous OF the National credit courage
ready d,y giant Of corruption In his sOngnOlds
Xpricuce public AFFAIRS AMI an unequcd com
resources ~ ate-mtshlp MS 81 ma success
purifying Government or NcwlfTk CITY ms able ana
succc4siu uuOn the Canal Ring OF tbs state ana us con
reduction ~ state taxes about one mar IN
less ant his USuod personal CHARACTER
H. pre- mneny the man FOR orr tlet Nag
istriie crisis of the country ana vs." lL-Ie
fore cordial and JEALOUS support az tue ap
preaching election the Electoral a cktt REPRESENTING
SAMUEL J. TGIDEN AND THOMAS \. HEN DHIChs
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JOS. AGNER HARPER.
Gen. ALEX. HAMILTON.
Col FRAN T.. HOWE.
y. N FREEMAN, NJ. D.,
Hon. SEWN ID. MOVLTON,
SAMUEL &. PULLMAN.
Hon. HENRY O.. ROWLAND,
JAMES ID. StftgMAN.
JAMES MiLWARD,
CHAS. Il. AVERY, ". D..
Hoo. IIOkATIO p. ALLEN,
FRANCIS A. THOMAS, NJ ID.
THOMAS A. COUrANT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

Tho r.r 30 TIE of i-nrc sch began on FL
day was tor, rapid on SATURDAY. -n0"n n th' upper
diagram. ami continued with tr mi Eruption through
Sunday The high point reached AT midnisht "n'i Ill.,
In worthy ~ r,mars There j. httc change in t'mi'id
,,,r ami t,c amount of ul.,'ur. Co. ,Lc ar b. uut
ca-.r Tnr conditions Indicate approaching hu yet
distant storm. =,
and nf clldin,.- n ID hr expected" -t.ilF in i' l
latter prrt ~ 'Hr day. on Iurl} iii" D. O.. p''
may aOt como ID. Wednesday.
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MONDAY. Nor. 6.

p,,,svr, |Hon. c. ". DEPEW.
PEEks Hon JOTTN OtGEV
YoSKRR5 ION =. j. Dit E.N HOEFER
Col GEORGE W. CARTER
GEO. 4. SHERIDAN.
s0.vc. E,rta Hon. JOHN II. CAMP.
-.-'HO i'--''--'--' '-'''' Hon j. Z. ". DAVE.
PEAgsA Hon. L. IS. PRINCE
EVstn - D. n. Hon H. j. GGESHALL
PALWYaA --,.......... ....... Hon THEODORE BACON
ILEDGR............. lfon -. p. NEDDER
MScYILLs, p m.................EGu HENRi BALLARD.
CAShNDAGUA ....................Hon T.. -. LAPiAM.
HowAR .....--........... ......D o. \. T. BAXTER
100 Nrsr TWgUETHsT, y. y Hon j. u LlFfLEtlELD.
CALDWELL, y. IN 1fl. ". PALMkk
MORRIS Hon HENRY II. WASHBOh
NooDBi aNia p m.-...-..-' Hon c. V. II. LUDINGToN.
ChStts ..,.-,... -. ..... Hon CHARLES l.. BEALE.
Mo- ,TOS ........................E A. READ
$500, {JA1i.sS I}. JENKIAS,
Nm 'A'ILiS' ''''''''''' $1,000 IN. ID. BARNETT
TRuMANsBURGH .....-........-.. Hon. MARCUS LYON:
a,roEA. MAJOR j. &. T.. BEILASD.
WAYLANp. ............. CHARLES d. BAkER.
GOOD GgOUND. .................. l.. ]. BELLOWS
OIIsyILLE .......................CI . T. h. Thorpe
BIG FLATS. Hon q. L. SMITH
EgWk CENTER Gen. ALIEN. :. OWEN
PsE VALLEY Hon SEYMOUR DEXIEB.
Hon. e. n SHIPMAN.
CArO Recommendation r. PAYNE.
FLEMING .........................Geu. J. B MURRAY
L,NA................... LEW l. GRANT
STOCKHOLM ..................... Hon. JOHN GIBERE
HAyNIBAl............. j. LAMOREE.
Tracy INSTRUMENTATION. T. r. MCDOSALD.
SANFORD. .................. .....G. Il. CURTIS.
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