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The North-Carolinian., 1861-04-20

va~quishing him or for being
5xanquished long before his law. his adjudica-
lpns against us are made. If the people of
&she South are true to themselves, they will
0e5er be troubled by the decisions of Black
epnSlican Judges. But if they submit to
lnauguraton and rule of Black Republi-
zls, they will bind themselves to submit
eW1se to the decisions of an abolition court
1fll be too late to resist the cn,,rt after
..fN.ssss2 - -1---L.A- - 10 --.-.I..Nir hat l.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-04-20

Nosr1n. April l5.-Lincoln's answer to the IT.
g;nia commissioners is regarded here as dcciar-
atom of war. 1t is hoped that Virginia viii ne
lon ger permit herself to be humbugSeu-
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The North-Carolinian., 1861-04-20
TRYING THE TEMPER OF THE TROOPS

One ofthe officers who returned with the
artillery companies from Texas in the Danl
" ebster, had made a tet with q comrade that
they would be ordered to sea before five
weeks after their arrival here. He won the
money on Saturday. and declared that he
knew all along that the Government merely
brought the officers and soldiers here for the
purpose Of testing Meir quality, and some
what 1eorganizing the different companies,
as disaffectcd men would be better found out
and efficiency secured. in New York than
elsewhere. He said, further, that ifthe steam
ers Coatzacalcos, General Rusk and Fashion
come to this port with soldiers, their the
men $ Jmettle will be tried. The Government
has found itself compelled to adopt the recon-
mendation of General Scott, to keep known
men watching suspicious characters perpet-
ually; zone villain could make ten batteries
luceltSSN
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- Officers and Men.

4 IIHese Ntre put on Board The Atlantic
with only % men from the Island
The Sappers and Miners cheercd lustilv
upon leaving Lafayette. Companies II and
X, which arrived from the National Capital
on Friday night, We're left at the fort last
named when the Maybey steamed out, but
were atterward, we understand. sent across
to Fort Hamilton. The utmost excitement
prevailed in the vilaGe-knapscks, muskets,
bayonets, uniforms, and other customary an,
pendages, lying here and there, in every con
Iceivablc shape
The North-Carolinian., 1861-04-20
SYNOPSIS OF a SPEECH OF HON.
WARREN WINSLOW BEFORE
THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS
CLUB OF FAYETTE-


Bv oar SpeclaI Repoftef.I
Mr.. Winslow said: 1t was source of deep
regret to him, that in returning to ehc people
Of this District, Notwithstanding al the en-
The North-Carolinian., 1861-04-20

The most important news ofthe day is from
Fort Hamilton. On Friday evening the gar
Irison was paid off, and its members told they
might go on liberty, and that all hands
would be mustered at flag up'' on Saturday
morning During the night knots of two
and three LEFT Brooklyn in the cars, from
tinetstn time, Teturning to quarters and many
The North-Carolinian., 1861-04-20
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him for the coTyusht OF the 5000 aud hss never
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The Rev. II. W. PlERsoN D. D., President Of Curaber-
ant cellese ky vii dsyer TWO LEGIIElS on
Ne \ 'AY EVENING, Nov. ., and MONDAY EVENING,
Ladies both ectmos . For sale a the hooksoTes OF
broadway and at the door, Opeu at 10 commence 1t 4
o'clock. - 80,
To the Rev H. w PIKRsoy D. D. President Of Cumberland
College, Nv.
Dean SIN: The undersigned beg leave respectfully to sug
you The proprety Of repeating paper read beie
tie Hstorcal Society a recent meeting the Pyse Life
OF Thomas Jefeon aud making public larger portion o'
your ample materials IN the for OF pubic lectures. the
unanimous expression Of appreciation the part OF tie
Cicy which paper elected l. earnest OF the ss
ton h which your consent to lecture will be received by
the public at large.
We have the honor 10 he, very respectfully, yours 90
GEORGE BANCROFT. GORHAM j.. ABBOT
FREDERIC DE- PEYsfER, SAMUEL 0SGQQ0D'
BENZ. ". FIELD, GEORGE POTTS. -
GEORGE FOLSOM, HENRY W. BELLOWS
MM. NJ ENARTS, JOSEPH q: COGSMhLb,
L. BRADISlI. HORACE WEBSTER,
ISAAC FERRIS, HAMILTON FISH,
And many others. go,
fRrPLY.1 NKw-TORK, Nov. 2l ltbl
Messrs BR Dish BANCROFT, FISH, FERRIS, De PEfsrER
COe.yILI, PorTs aud others:
GpNrIrMEN letter suggesting TO me the prophecy ol
repeating the psper before the Historical society on @
Private Life Of Thomas Jefferson ana making pnoic s
portion Of dy ample materials 10 the form Of public lectures
this day received.
did not eli anticipate the "unsnimous eypres'ons 81
spprobeon the part OF the Society which the paper enc
itedp read with msgvings from the feet that ~
making Thing like comprehensive preenaton OF the sue
iect ss illustrated in my ample materials In the time al
lowed me- compelled to compress pages into single
end pass important matters with bare auson
shall therefore, be happy TO have the opportunity TO 90
ample justice 20 the subject and in compac ce win
invitation viii deliver Two Lectures on Jefferson a.
Monticello Irving Hail. Monday evenings, Nov " snd
Dec 2 This win ensbe to make much more in snd
satisfactory exhibition Of the facts already presented and io
introduce laTs number that shed new light on Jehersoh
Character TO " hich / could make no aliuson
With great respect, yours very truly o,o,,
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TIE Young Mems Republican Union
The na.Irr fn aunounce Lat upon their Invitation am

TIE Young Mems Republican Union
Have The peae TO announce that upon then i"Vaon anu
'"''' ''' Hon. CHARLES SUMNER
"THE REBELLION Ssi1s rs ORIGIN, And MAINsPRIye,"
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PROVIDED N ADVANCE WITH TICKETS, win be ac-
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e THIS Will ~ Mr. SUMMERS ONLY SPEECh
IN THIS CITY THIS SEASON.
Mercantile Library Association.
NEW HUMOROUS LECTURE.
al Clinton Hsii, on TUESDAY EvENING
Nov. %, at o'clock
to be Lad at ihe Library, downtown ofce, Firth, Pond
Co.'S, and the door on the evening OF tho Lecture.
CORPORATION Notice.-The Commtee on Railroads
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hesr bst pe, relation The 30 snd h-ay. Railroad
Companies. Purs.ua attendance y reluesttd
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DAVID McAp,x. Secretary.


All Meeting of n large number of the thiIens
of NOrLyIe friendly the election Of the Hon Osoi3e
Opdyke mayor held a; The house Of Mr. GeoTge 6resoi
for the purpose of forniug Opsyks tiuD, M loHss H.
Tilion appointed Chsirm.u pfO ten, tnd Mr. James
Hog appointed Secretary IT0 ten
G r. Frost John Wells ard James Hog appointed =
Committee Org1nzaion, who reported the following Feso
lutOus which were adopted: -
Ee,ed That III. shall be knowu the Yo
vile Opdyke Club and that s oloc; shall be 70 secure the
election o. the Hon George opdyke 10 the hsyoFay o 'h
CITY Of New YORK.
Ee,,,cd That the d1ty of members shsll be to efcae -,
widely possible documents ening 20 aid IN the ecioq OF
Mr. Opdyke nee all Legitimate ard proper means, and to
devote theit time and their energies 10 thai end
The association then proceeded 10 the election of officers
which resulted g. follows:
For President Thoma. H. Tiou for cePTesients, Geo
Good Julius Brill aud Elias Baldwin for Secretaries, james
Hos- and n. y. Lord FOR Treasurer, George Gregory.
Mr George Gregory offered the ratuou, u.c Of hi' rooms
and "a sy to the CLUB until the day ate the
election, which accented. -
The Club viii hold is meetings al the rooms EVERY
EVENING and coFdsy Invite sll citizens OF NofsvLe
friendly the election Mr Opdyke to unite with them to
THOMAS H. TILToN, President.
J,NEs HoGG. s.s
H. =. LORD, N'O''
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DOPULAR BOOKS for the PEOPLE.
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For CATALOGUES and LIBERAL TERMS
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sixteenth Ward George ODdyke Club.-A NEE,

Nineteenth Ward for Opdyise.-A meeting O, No
NINETEENTH WARD OPDihE CLUB viii " leld o.
LANDMANN'S o9th-st. ard Jd-ay., on sATI RDAi
EVENING. Nov % 1861. Citizens. irrespective Of party
opposed fraud and corrupion the City Government are
invited TO attend JAS T. WALLER. President.
J. ". 4. VAS RIPEE, Treas.
a. COOPER. (c.,.,.,i..
" II. BAHCOCE, ~, !
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Fifteenth Ward George Opdyke Cinb.-An
Uuon-ovsg citizens Of this Ward and all IN favor en- nor.
@ admDistaton OF the City Government aud all who in
Of promoting the election OF the Hon George Opdyhr
70 the Msyorsy, requested 70 meet THIS (saEas
EVENING, at = O'Clock, At NO 6lB Broadway.
sixteenth Ward George ODdyke Club.-A meet
.ng will lie held at the HEADQUARTERS, No 2i5 Hth ~,
near 23dst on SATURDAY EVENING. Nov p, 1884, at q.
o'clock Citizens of the XVIII Ward, iucfgectiye OF sty
willing volunteer in aiding the election of the Hon George
Opiybe are invited TO join as. - -,
H. WYNXooP, Secretary.
HreR G]AaDSEH' ] }vicePresidont,.
GKo. MCLEAS, Treasurer.
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B,nk Rocks Paper Public aud Private Libraries fpT-
nisLed and particular attention given 10 hiDg orders zoe
scarce books Orders for every description OF Books aud S
tionery receive prompt attention. an
Booksellers Teachers by ordering above VII often
be able School Books of kinds they have been -
successful in procuring elsewhere.
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Twentieth Ward Opdyhe Ciub.-h large and
enir sastc meeting the citizens the NAth NaEd held
at Hall, 8thAv. and 5Jds, Nov. I'D, Clab or
gani1ed called the " OEORGE OPDYkE CLUB OF TIE
XXrH WARD" and officer. were elected Resolutions were
passed ildo5sing the Opdye Nomination and plcdns HIM
their undivided support and influence. . .
THOMAS r. SMITH. President.
JOHN WAITE, Nice-Presideut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

At Meeting Of the Sixth Ward, GEORGE
OPDyKE CLUB, held Of No 80 Centre Friday Evening.
November 22 Mr.. NJ j. Ryan, was elected as permanent
Chairman, and George Grundy Secretary The follow
ing resolutions offered by DR.. Dwire were unanimously
adoted
Resa'red That pledge ourselves 20 beet and
earnest efforts the election Of the Hon. George
Opdyke 20 the chief ma eistracy Of the city.
Resotued That cordially invite all those opposed
TO the present corrupt City Government and TO tho reeec
tion ofFernando Wood unite with in the support OF the
Hon. George Opdy ke for Mayor
ResoUed That In the Hon George Opdyte recognize
man most entity qualified I'LL tile chief magisracy OF
tie city with honor himself and ssacton to the citizens
at large
Speeches made by Mr. Brennan, johnson and Dwrc.
After giving three cheers fer the Hon George Opdyke the
meeting dourIed 10 meet Monday Evening Nov u.s. at
o'clock NJ J. RYAN, President.
Gro. GEvNDY. Secretary.
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gpcrial Notires.
Nrec,ine of rh4 rhlrd Wnrd RepubIicnp

AT a Meeting of the Third Ward Republican
Association held az their Headquarters on the evening Of
tie 2ld st the foowng Resolutions were offered by NJ
o. III kOPP aud adopted:
Re,otsed That the nomination Of the Hon. GEORGE OP
DYKE for Mayor the City of meets our cordial
approval
Resolea Ths, viii ell honorable 10 elect him
to that high petition for which he emiuently quahed
As merchant be has proved by his his financial and
business sbiy and legislator he has shown his devotion
administration Of its government We earnestly recomm,
him to the citizens OF the lid Ward candidate worthy Of
n cir suffrage. X. $. GOULD, President.
JoHS NJ COsrA, Secretary.
Third Police Judicial District-VIllrH and lNTH
WARDS.-AsBLAND Horsr Nov p lB6l.-ln Convection
Delegates representing the Peoples Union organation The
Deegaes met pursuant 20 call aud ogsnled by selecting
VIM TUCKER esq, of the Illth Ward for Chairman and
A. n. PURDH Of the lXth Ward for Secretary.
On motion GEORGE y. DEANE Of the IXth Ward
unanimou, nominated The Peoples Union candidate
Police Justice tie lid Police District Coart 10 m
the vacancy by tie death Of j. sherman browne
On motion, the following resolution was unenimousJ
adopted
Resoted That IN the Hon George Opdyke candidate
for Mayor the people viii recognize faithful public servant
who ia the discharge Of public duties hegetoore rused to
him. has proved iin elf emneuty able jealous and faithful
and therein sye the best guaranty of honest and able
administration of the Mayoralty If lee De elected
On farther motion q ordered that the proceedings o
the Convention, signed by the officers be published.
On motion the Convention adjourned - -
WM TUCKER, Chairman.
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Grssae-st. 81. Il. ChHreh, betwesn BIoone and
Spring sts-rbe Rev. CHARLES Z. HARRIS, Psstor viii
preach TOMORROW. lcl O'Clock and a O'Clock
p m Subject for he evening The Great Wan. Supplied
Lecture Wednesdey evening. Prayer Meeting Friday
evening. Seats free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

Junior Association Of -. LulSe's Hospital
The Rev. Dr. LITTLEJOhk OF the Chureh OF the dol,
Trinity Brooklyn, viii preach the Church Of the Ho
Communion, 2athst and Gth-sy., TOMORROW Sunday
EVENING. at a oelock, when collection will be made ii
aid Of the funds OF the Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

mRc-Raiscd by special desire Of NsjorOeuora MeCLEl'
Ian aud Brs. Gen BARhN, Chief u Artillery. ,
Thosu desirous Of joining this Cr1ek Corp should aPP
ian edlateiy TO Iiesdqgarters 40. - BIoomest.
T. ". LION. Commanding.
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Az Meeting Of The PeopIe,- Union Conyen

fiOn for toe II III COuNCILAlANIC NIITH senate
RAL) DISTRICT, held at Hsrpe Hall (AIAth Ward, on
"wednesday evening Nov. 90 lGi the following named
tlenen unanimously nominated 10 represent them in the
Council Board;
CHARLES G. PINCKNEY THOMAS OCILVIF.
JONATHAN TROrTER, MICHAEL SNYDER
HANLiN BhBCOCk, JOHN COOPER, u.
s. IOCRWDOD Chairman
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miscellaneous.
DR.. MILLERs PATENT CHIMNEY CAP

nYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, and kindred
~ diseases, eaectuay cured BY daily using DAvf,S
EByALENTA CRACkERs. No drugs required Male
only by ISAAC McGAi, Variety Cracker Baker No ziS
Forsythst See circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

sspoes the Church Pay {" viii be the subject Of the
st DisconHe Of the Series on Religious Eeonomies at The
Brooklyn Tabernacle on SUNDAY EVENING. The Rev.
WILLIAM ALVIN BARrLLlT, Pastor. viii preach at l0
and. Il M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

Christian CivilizatiOH.-The fourth Lecture Of the
Course human Progress at The BleeekeIs; LnseTsls
Church, viii be given TO MORROW EVENING by tho
Rev. MOSES BALLoU. Tue Rev. q. Il. FLANDERS
breaches IN the morning.
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THE sEMI.WEDKLY TRIBUNE
Heli9lons Notlrfs.

Aa.rer.,on Church Services, corner si av and I'D
ss,-Tne S.ev Il. r. REMINGTON "l' iie"'" a. i- o. IT,
SUNDAY MORNING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

Ladies' Home MssiOnary Society of Brook
fyn.The Anniversary the Ladies' Home Missionary so
siety Of Brooklyn will be held in the Washingtonst NJ
Church. on MONDAY EVENING NEXT at y O'Clock
Addresses will be delivered by the Rev. b. H. NADAL
ID. d., the Rev h. DE HAAS, ana the Rev. X. NJ. HAT
YIELD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

copa, in Fast l4ns beween 80 aT and Iylne place. he
Rev ROBERT g. DICKSON, Pas,or.--Diyine Service at
l0l q p. Fourteen hundred free seats in this
comfortable well arrsuged and easily accessible Church
cotas welcome t. aIich and together The Lord is
she maker OF. them al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

An Invitation is extended to ell the Leaders OF M +
Churches in NtwHok and Brooklyn, attend social ans
devotional meeting iu the Ailenst Church SUNDAY
Nov. "a at O'Clock p m Bishop JAMES will preside ane
address the meeting. JAMES VI. RAYMOND.
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Ali!iiarn Noilces.

ssies who wish be instructed N making SOLDlhhS
idlrrENS may call a, Nine BLUCHEKs No. J'o oth N
brrne their materials and they shall BE- taught free o
charge 9ne h. will be resdy TO attend 70 them every
SATURDAY, fsom =. M. to p ni a. lonss her serve"
are required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

Mozart. Union, and Victory sixth Alder
manic Dstrict.-At adjourn ell meeting Of the Alder
manic Convention OF the With District held pursuant to call
OF the Mozart Hall General Committee, at the Ath Ward
Hotel FRIDAY EVENING, Nov ~, every delegste being
present on the ballot Mr. JAMES DURNING Of the
KIN Ward received the unanimous nomination oths ConyeD-
tion. 4. COKSON, Mn W ara 'bahHsh
T5E0s.. cs"Is XVI Nt1E W.Sd W:,d secre,.re.
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TERSs-One Copy for one year, 81. I've Copies, on'
year. IS. Five Copies, year. I'll 70. Ten Copies
to address, y 30.
Ior CLUB of Twenty, we send an Extra Copy
For Club of Forty send The Daily Tribune gratis.
Address THE TRIBUNE New York.
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Sixteenth Ward George Opdykc Club will
meet u No. 245 8tlrav. SATl RDAI EVENING, Nov.
23 q O'Clock Electors Of the Ward irrespective Of party
who desre capable and honest City Executive, and wh
believe that Mr. OPDYKE IL the only candidate who has the
proper qualification and the time chance of
invited attend and give their aud voices In aid
Of his election. ID. H. JAQUES, President
RlcnAKp WYNK0oP, Secretary.
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The Rev. n. ". PlERSON. d. D., President Of Curher
ant College. ny will deliver TWO LEC1IRLS on iEf-
PERSON AT MONTICELLO" az IRVING HILL or
Ne q fAY EVENING Nov -, and MONDAY EVENING,
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Cardiff having boen reported through the XVIII Alder
manic Disrc, that was about witldewns my name a.
candidate in the coming election take this nod OF inform
iag friends and the public that such assertion s totally and
nacously false in every particulars and that lnow anoune.
self the Regular Republican nominee for Alderman o.
With District and most respectfully solicit the SUPP ont
and votes Of these residing in said District rins them that
win remain In the field candidate TIL the close OF the
polls on election day The Public. most ohcdent servant
CHARLES MCCARTHY