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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
Grcut Sun Story.
RUNNING The BLOCKADE"
A Tale Of the Present Wsr.
A Big Tale Of the Present War.
A Co.xl,,, T.la oftha Drasast War

ABis Tale Of the Present War
Soaring Tale Of the Prsseit War.
A Thrilling Tele OF the Present WM.
High Old Tale OF the Preseut War.
The reader OF this story will fad that Capt. Wheeler spins
web of Interesting ncde nts thsu any writer has
before spun urOn American subject
AND LIKELY TO BE TRUE
Because willie great Rebellion has come mp, and 10
such incidents have before occurred has any man.
cld supposed they would yet the scenes
and incident. the Rebellion have produced chances
THE GREATER TIE WONDER,
THE MORE LIKELY THE TRUTH,
in all that this OnsrOus upheavns of the North
-'' ''N' NOT AN ABOLITION STORY
Although sudes to slave trading and It's horrors inroduc-
ms desperate wealthy and hardened Iascalons Captain
Horace Hscoma kas ofthis brutal trade but Il Is really
RUNNING THE BLOCKADE,
under circumstances In which the Rebels their match
completely than in any other incident Of the In
h, narrative the naby pimby style Of modern romsncers
AND ORIGINAL PATH. He brings out the inherent bru.
siy Of bad with force that causes the reader 70 rrm
be and the common business incidents Of life ints
history startling as to chsia the aeaon OF s And
AN AMERICAN STORY.
with the scenes all laid upon shores and among the
islands Port Royal Although minslins eIcteniest and
'''0' u '''' THE STORY ENDS WELL.
and will sleep unsoundy ater reading It. Every one
will be satisfied h. 1t ia fstrste production, and real
THE NEW-Y0RK SUN. -
hich will commerce it, publication Oh WEDNESDAY
Msy 2lst, 1882 AND CONTINUE III DAlLt
UNTIL CONCLUDED
The Sun IS a lea ling nswspaprr. circulating
NEARLY 5000 COPIES PR DAY,
NEAEh7 SEAEY ssSSS ssS eSFIEs cSFIEs FER PER ba b
aud containing all the by Telegraph, Ms and othee
channels able editorials full market intelligence, and plenty
Of excellent reading
One Cent Copy. Six Cent. week
Once corner OF Nassau and Fulton Ss
Remember tina. the story will commerce
WEDNESDAY, May Il.
and be order the season. miss su9
OF stoes Of the Tei You take tac paper for
lon, short period you wish.
Cabinet Furniture
AT MANUtACTUkEAs PRICES
$4,000 WORTH OF FURNITURE.
IN consequences Of the sny "a In wholesale business
offer manufactured goods to the public st the
Consisting Of PARLOR, LIBRARY DINING and BED.
ROOM SUITES made Of seesed material snd in the atsse
fashionable sty.s. All goods w1rrau,ed.
PLEASE examine goods before purchasing e.se~net@
Nos l25 and 2T Rivngops, between Essex and sorfoS
B.Orand Essex snd Housiona stages iass close ny.
Watches and Jeweiry,
OF sn descriptions. for sale BY
GEO. Z. ALLEN
No. AIS Broadway,
One door be'oS Cansi'st.
Formerly Nc. ii Walist
sleeve Buttons and Studs, 81 81 END s3sseti
Ear Eirr. snd Pins ~I o. and - set Binc and Linz
Fru-elsts 81 - and $S each Gentemens Nest Chains
~ and 50 each, and all other kinds 81 very
WV sIs R,a.au.v one door hall Cenal-st.
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Parties About TO Commence
HOUSitK EEPTNG.
AND DhSlNNO Az OUTFIT AT
VERY Low PRICES.
Can % per cent by p.rclasiu. our esalhm,ut
EXAMINE TIE FOLLOWING LIST "
PRICES

SOME or OUR LEADING ARTICLES:
Pryscn cna. TIA ssr. 4. 4.piec-,..............a3 IS
Frgscn Cu.A BEEAKY.sT -..fs ~ rectf.......... ~
EHKAHPtsr COTPKg CrPs AsD SaUtEts, Per dof.... -
COyyFEp BrIrEH DisHEs each...... -
ree. Ds,hA' .eD - 90
Crr.3LAss GonLrrs per rdol.............. ...... gu
Orr Gas Cu.upsGygs Der rdok.................. 20
Crr.Gt.~ NtyK Ot.ssT. per d1z................ 90
HAY PINT TrwBLERs per ............. ~
FI,T IVORY DiSsRK NiyEs per .............. 90
FiyK IvoKy DYs. gET Kytyss per dok.......... H 90
rfyE PIArEn Irr PlTcHgRs c.ch...... 90
Fisx PLATED TABLE Sro0Ns. per doz............. 80
FfSs PLATED TAHLs FoHgf per doz.............. 30
F.sr PLArgD TIA Srooss per dDz as
FNs PLATED Txa syTs pieces per .e 16 90
iu.a hsD engraved do to order i per Set, 90
FfsK PLArKD CASTERS % eat boulc each... 90
L.. v. .HAUGHWOUT &c CO.,
Nos. 1SS, 400 and 1872 BROADWAY
I.nr.e IL LOO -
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S-U-lS6O--X

S-U-lS60--X.
DRAKEs PLANTATION B1TTKRa
They rurifv strengthen and invigorste
They create healthy appetite.
ghev ure a. sutidote 70 change Of water snd diet
1bey overcome effects OF dissipation and late hourS
They strengthen Tho system and eufves the mind.
Ihrv prevent TDi.snlstic and Intermittent ieyefs
They purify the breath aud scidily OF the stomach
Iies cure DysVspsis snd Constipation.
They cure DiarInes. Cholera, and Cholera MoIbus
They oule Live. Complaint and Nerou. HesdAche.
They ere tue best Biters in the world They make tho
weak man strong ana az. exhausted nstuTes great teOrer
They ars usde OF pure 81 CoiI Rum the celebrated tusya
ari roots aud HERDS aud ore taken with the pleasure Of a
beverage without regard 90 time Of day Particularly
recommended 10 delicate person. lIng gentle siim
sold oy all GTooers Druggists Hotels sDd Saloons T. H.
DkAAf & Co.. No. 2C2 Broadway, NowloIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
For sunday Morning.
Observation-Disclosures
IN TIE


Observation-Disclosures
Nrna
SUNDAY MERCURY.
The many thousand. Interested i hs proves Of the iu
occupyii the captured City Of Paris Richond Are in
formed that the
"SUNDAY TABLE.TALK"
Of to.morrov's SUNDAY MERCURY will include epothe,
letter from the American Russepn other words from
ORPHEUS @. KERR,
who celebrates the unparalleled wisdom OF CopiIn yMiam
Byoun FskeyiIe ia his sdnnisraon Of justice as Provs
ious Governor Of Paris the unexsmped proclamation b,
which thu Southern Union souciiiatod and th'
wise decision OF William ia the OF Planter iersu
Con,rabspd. Likewise, grsph3 illustration OF the Con
seUahve movement IN Congress, and few remarks con
The " Table ak" viii contain brilliant musical ant
sOeel Feuetona Ia Franeot, genial Esssy on an enter
tanning subject elegant poetry, Ac., &c
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
THE ONLY LIVE NEWSPAPER
On SUNDAY MORNING.
LAST SUNDAY MORNINGS ISSUE
THIS GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
EXCLUSIVE NTELLI6EScE Of tho .,.
OCCUPATION or NORFOLK.
EXCLUSIVE INTELLIGENGE Of the ,,,,,, ,,n,c
DESTRUCTION Or THE MERRIMAC.
EXCLUSIVE INTELLIGENCE Of the
ANTI-BURNlNG MASS MEETING IN RICHMOND.
EXCLUSVE INTELLIGENCE Of the
REBEL ARMY SENT AGAINST MCDOWELL.
...,e.'o',.' : - ~ '-''' GREAT FIRE IN TROY
EXCLUSIVE INTELLIGENCE
FROM PENSACOLA AND PICKENs.
EXCLUSIVE iNTELLIGESCE
EXCLUSIVE LIST Of ''O'' '''''D ~ ~ .
FOREIGN IMPoRTATIoNs.
- ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
THE ,voRLD oF FASHION
THE MILITARY THE FIREMEN, SPORTING and
BASE BALL and CRlChET MEN. THE SHIPPING
WORLD, THE CITY. sc. Also. TIE GREAT ARGU-
MGNr OF JAMES T. BRADT IN BEHALF Of the CON
IN NO OTHER PAPER TILL HOURS AFTER THE
SUNDAY MERCURY HAD BEEN IssuE0.
THE DISBANDED VOLUNTEER, AND TWENTY
FIVE COLUMNS OF MELANGE AND
SPLENDID STORIES!
TO-MORROW'S
SUNDAY MERCURY
mus. also be obtained by sll who want
TIE LATEST NEWS -
TWO HOURS LATER THAN CAN BE HAD IN ANY
OTHER PAPER,
(at any price for cssh)
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
weeds 10 circulation every week The combined ue' OF all
tns other Sunday paPel The universal public voice thus
pIonounces it ,he GREAT ard
ONLY LIVING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
s'itl0n Of the Imurg Civ
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

The Annual Election for Officers of the Mer-
caniile Library Association win take place on
II h5DA,, May %, 1892, e, Clinton Hal Asorpace. fois
open Tom O'Clock a In. until O'Clock p IN.
HARNEY IL WOnDS. EecOrding Seeretary
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
6peflal Notlces.
Aerated Bread.

The Aeraed Bread without exception tie best bakers
bread have ever seen. Prof woLCoTT GIBBS"
"Wher, sweeter h.hter digestibs bread Is made
by this process than by fermentation. Prof sLLlMAN"
1--WE have tried tho Aeraod Bread and found far superior
to anything of the kind tated"Iwa.h Republican
Bread prepared in this I. necessarily pure and
opinion of scientific and medical mem National iriel
gencer
The peculiar features OF this bread are
ls 1t combines perfect igiaen with the hsle.: degree
OF purity sweeness and nutrition
ID Being free from all deleterious ingredients it, eiges
quality Is fautesL
Sd IL becomes sor and no change OF climate affects
its character
4'h IL is sbseluely eeans quality unknown to ordinary
bread but belonging peculiarly 10 this Bein, kneaded by
maehinery,i 1t excludes all conse, with the h,ad.
5th has the unad'dsi ,ror peculiar 10 the i-hsa,
from which It s made This Is uneIiny test Of purify
and not found In any bread esyened Ia the usual way
the presence Of yeast alkaline matter eorrups the native
favor OF the grain.
The universal testimony OF physician, and scientific men 4,
strongly ard decidedly in favor OF this bread not only Ia this
city. bu, also in London in Philadelphia IA Baltimore In
Washington and wherever il has been introduced II 4.
sanctioned and approved among o.hor by tho S1nfrry
Communion al Nashus,on by Prof A. D. Bache, Of tho o.
s. Coast Survey by Prof Henry OF the smiths,ui,n iu
tuie by Frederick Law Olms.cd Professor Siman Gen
Scott. and Gen. Dix, well a b. numerous clsryymen
and all the leading bysicians Of this aud other cities When
such men approve and ndorse nj, he,d acr examira
ton and trial !, leaves 10 question the merit and
ce.lcnce OF the article AERA1ED BREAD Co.,
4thst. corner Lafayetle placc.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
Ctofhiug.

Clothing.
have just completed my entire nsw stock OF sPhSo aoe
UMMER CLOTHING, not surpassed IN ths city ~ ne way
Of an sssogtiueut taste and style The CHILDRENS and
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not eqaalled ALL WI Do
sold At extremely low prices Please Call r. D. baLD-
Mn, Nos. 10 and Y Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
Mercantile Library Association.

HARVEY III. NODDS EecordiDg seoie's'y.
Mercantile Library Association.
REGULAR NOMINATIONS.
~ large aud euthu.estic meeting Of he embe,s, held at
i,oN lse was unanimonty nomnated snd ne hcrels
tee same Tor ihs cordial support every member de-
'riAs 'hs welfare and pro-pent, oi the Library;
CHARLES OsGOOD,
with J. n. Srni'h Co.
For sice-Prc.ilent
HARVEY Ii. WOODS.
y the Secondavenoe Railroad Company.
For Corfesppnding Secretary,
THADDEUS V. TABKR,
with lanes Morrison 90.
For Re ocordng Secretary,
janis II. PERCVAL,
with Young Schultz Go.
For
ALEXANDER RHlND,
with Robert Slimuon & Go.
For Directors:
hnYAL PHELPS WILBUR, with Maitland, Phelps Co.
AARON G. ALLEN. with Bcnks y Hutton
AATOS A. RAVEN with Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.
THEoDoRE I. NJ ted win lease IIogi Co.
MlR9SF VIZ @ s%yHs pyis' spasae s%S coo5sf
THEODORE H. VULTEE. with American Exchange Bank.
Your. respectfully
RoWLlSb ROW. isi'i Il. "TiIMPsoa,
ISAAC H. BAILEY,
WILLIAM H. WiCKHAM
JO5krH BLACK
GEORGE G. WOOD.
HENRY l.. PIERSOS. jr.
Tho ends and supporters Of the above ticket cordially
invited meet IN Psror No Jones House. every evening
ontl s'ler election, which will take place TUEsDAl the
2'h inst CHAS. y. ALLEN,
JoHS H. Doy'. Secretary. Chairman.
Mercantile Library Association.
REGULAR NOMINAIi0NS FOR l6'.
For PTe.ideut
CHARLES II. SWORDS,
with Alex 4. stewart s. Go.
For Nice-PTe.iden'
JOSEPH II. LECoUR,
with G. HeydeckeL
Por Corresponding recrctary,
GEORGE L. LASDON,
with metropolitan Bank.
For Recording Secretary.
JAMES W. EDWARDS.
with Hill, Iilden. ohuckrrhoh Philip
For Treasurer.
SAMUEL !. HARRloT
with Merch1nis and ApunfscturoTs Bank.
FOR DIRECTORS
SAMUEL ". HARMED, with I. = Warehouse.
CHAS a. BRIGGS IT,, with Bis. 4 WhesIock
D. & pkDEhER, with New.ioTE ire and Marine lnsur.
a.ce Company
PETER STEVENSON. with ". Armstrong { Sons.
N JUDSON STONE with a. r. James & 90.
HENRY EkESSON ir, with Sackett be!cher & Co.
". =. 4. CHAPMAN, Chan Nom. Com
FK,NE ". SuEPAsn. Secretary.
HENRY II. rRALL, ETHAN ALLEN.
70. 4. RACHIA ukDRHE PECKHAM,
IT, FARSUAM FREDERICK WHITE,
john T. ROLLINS ROBERT =. LYON,
ELISHA 4 JErkiNS. THOMAS J. bAfAND,
p ". GkLLATrY, EDW. L. MOLlNEUh.
Fnend. OF ths sboy, tictei viii at NIigts Hotel
evening.
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Removal.
=. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co,
ADVERTISING AGENTS
v.,,ovsS from lher old stand No ll9 .asssu-st, 20

have removed from lher old stand, No lis sa'ssu't TO
No. 81 PARK-ROW,
corner Of Be.kuan oniins the PAX where they VIII o'
,.,,.d TO see their friends and cu-.oer They Agents
for nearly al, the newspapers in the United States and bh
p..., vhi,b ar. received and fled for the benefit OF
their CUSTOMERS They make 1t for the interest Of business
m.p 10 do their Advshi.ins through them.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

IiERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PKOOF
SArz ;he reshle security from FIRE now known
Elsc'. Chumpon Burgls Proof SAfEs with Herring aud
Floyis new Paen, Cry 'islized lron'-the only meta
which cannot be drilled HHhslNG 4 Co., =.
No. ~ Erosdway cor. MuIIey-st, New OK.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
EXTENSIVE ExpERIEECE,

And the recorded emony Of thousands who have been
stored health by it, prove hs: Dr. d. JAraE' hHrhc'
IoRAsr H. without exception the most valuable remedy h.
the world for CoUOAs, CoLDs, ASrn~A BRoScHrs CHour'
Coxsu2rrIoy, WHooFsG.COucH, aud all PuLaoSAET Coz
PI,usrs. by HEcEs,s Co. BlOidwsy and by Drug
g.sts generally.
AT JEFFERs. No. J73 Broadway, Ladies
BUvogALA.d Elastic Gs1rFEs Boys std iou,if car BAL
noHArs bOors Geuts tiI- Suoxs, OAlTKss hd sLrFEi,
sea variety. at O~ prices. JHsyts 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

RUPTURE AND NARiCOCELE CURED.
DH Rfcsp HAEp RuEnER Truss challenges comparison
pot satisfactory after fair iris Of sixty days 1t uey be 10
turned No. ? Barcsy-si., Newiork
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
poreor RrownIow In Hrookiyn.
NJ. George ynndcnhoG. assisted by Mrs. q.

hr. George knndcnhon. assisted by Mrs. q.
yandeuhOH. viii rlye q DRAMATIC kkADl 80 hom
SHAKESPEARE eaI DICKENS Macbeth aud Jiusrs
T,~--n' a a. fLa srns'sr kurtl a. Dojwoh's iiaN No
,s n-oa way on fsDAy EvESING. H. lHst Icae.s,
~ r. nts Rs.d.uv coulreuc-s 81 q oc.1. \.
Posf-ofTce Notirc.--Tar Mails i the r.,rt hiu.-
ds-n frsn.r sd lesiln. and the Prrs'.n closed mtu.
iar stralIsr flrA ia L.strpco rad ioI TIE be. al
-t.tss vH H.rrtHrF siatnl"f u h-fOsiA VII
80 f tii Office ou SATURDAY the l-a dsT of Nly ai iU
o'el..t a. rn. AbHAN WAkE3lAh, Foiriaastsr
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
Tn ORlGINiL HOWE SEWING MACHINES

Recently improved and perfected 10 bTckiDs Of no
missing stitches trouble 10 doing kind oi woTs nov"
ever 9ht brsvy IN caubrc cloth leather On The same
lnlciae send 70. descriptive Catalogue AGKNTs WASItD
Adde'S THE HOwH SEWING MACHtsEs,
10 20. Broadway, keW-iork.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

THE SUNDAY MERCURY
exceeds 10 cousion every week the combined sues Of all
tns other Sunday pper The universal public voice thus
pTonounces 1t the GREAT ard
ONLY LIVING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
institution Of the Empire (ty.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
New ESTABLISHMENT.
HosIRRY AND MRH's FURNISHING 00oDs.
No. l65 5th-sv.,
Corner 22d.at.

For the accommodation Of uptown friends and custom
efs, we have opened branch q. the above location
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
TO-MORROWrs
SUNDAY MERCURY

InUs. 10 Dt uUtilusI Dy Al WHO ant
TIE LATEST NEWS
THE VERY LATEST
TWO HOURS LATER THAN CAN BE HAD IN ANY
OTHER PAPER,
[at any price for cs.hl
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PursDn BrowniOw
tie
" IRRELlG!OUS CHARACTER o. TIE REBELLION"
Tie Rev W. q. BROWgLOW. d. D.
vii .scfufe before
THE ~ J. YOTrSC MFNs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
ON MOsDAl EN4hiN0. AAf A.,

Sob sei Tie Iircir.us thiEacfer ol ~ Rebellion
1f-kr ~ ,t- For sale % thr froadwuy BOOKSTORE
re rr4s So bAs hroalFay klshfo's; ho0uI Of tie Af
lors i1 ~ -ias. srd ttL-st, sna a. The aocr
Doors oreu ~ o'ricrs
Tts uii hr pr Es9ss,ows let publ ppe-rancs 9 New
To-a rsri to ilh appointments IN Tie New.
frrlrnd .faie.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

To Lnierprising Fnrmers.-we offer very larg
assortnen, Of the best AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT!
and MACHINERY ut the lowest cash prIces. Among tn
article. Of our mauuscture-msny Of them invented
perfected by
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

Farmers desiring anything in our line are urged to
write particulars which will bo choerfuIy and prompt
y Furnished Any article ordered will be promptly forwarded
By the cheapest route ues. other be indicated
Address WHEELER, MELICh Co.,
Albany NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

B-Paricular attention given to the manufacture Of
fine Dress Shirts Collars &c. to order.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

Flontlns Hospitals for the Wonnd'I lsss
siege af Yorktown.-Suppies OF pcasi's' S'-"'
Dsloste food. W Inc, Sc., received at -
No 10 COOPER UNION Third assnas'
Contributors III 0sok0E 1saI$ &. srRoNG. Ns y wd'+I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-21
THE INDIANA UNION CONVENTION.
The rBoosiers far ihe Observation-Disclosures
and spirit % ibe Rn'iy-siari''ng neoei
Plot Brcughf 10 Light-sndinnn ~ for
the War and the Union.

speclsl Dispatch 20 The Chicago Tribune. ,,,..,
I.uiasAPoiis " cdnesday. June H. I-ol
The Indiana Mass Union Convention met this
morning ia the State IiOuso grounds IL was caied
10 order by Col Rose, L. >. Marshal. Judge Johh
r. Elliot was made Temporary President. CON-
n,t,ee of one from each Congressional bistfict WI.
appointed to report permanent oIh9er.. i" va VIZ
moved that a committee be appointed Of two rom
each district on resO!at!on.
All resolutions prepared by caucses were present.
ed and referred - this Committee without dcoa O.
While the Committee were o4t, the uOh' i4eh,
Secrisf Douglas Democrat made n stirring speech,
ntterlv ignoring party ana party issues' pieub4pt
Indiaua Tor men and money without stunt 70 carry
ON the war lis attack upon the infamous NooIieei
a,d Bright faction was most scalhiug, ana re.eiEel
With thnuders Of applause by the vast croWo. ne
closed with stirring APPEAL to the people bloulnl
them 10 crush oJg Secession traitors 10 MOTH anu
Sontl and r,lly around the glorious Union.
The Committee on permanent organization re-
,nrfsd Gov Morton, Chairman, with nineteen vice.
nresjdcn,s aud eleven secretaries. boV. h9rIch
took the chair and made a most eloquent SpeeCn AZ
the course OF hich he read letter Irobl INC iiVn'
Jarnes Hughes Of Bloomington, announcing tue
startling fact that secret organizations lad o.eh
formed in Brown County for tie purpose OF resisting
the National tax, and that similar socielieo "eIc
forming In other parts Of The State lie called upon
the Convention and people TO put them Gown hs
tive. A letter from GOV. Wright, written IRON
Washington, was read, sympathiuug wih lne oo'
iects Of the convention.
Tbo Committee on Resolutions was organized by
aprouting two from each CODResslonal DistTcI an'
fdnr rom the State 81 barge. In baloting Tor ohccr'
j. was determined TO allow one vote for every 20,
voters and one vote for each fraction oil Nv IN eao
In he afternoon, prior TO the opening OF the Goa
vention, VIM. a. Bicke, Martin Nj. Kay, Col hI.e
al m. 10Th Indiana Regiment, and i. n. SI!hweh
all Democrats. made most snrring war speecner
tsknq ground That. while not IN favor oil Co"gres'
leg1sutipg or Slavery, it must take the chances OF
th war and Rebels must take care OF Their peBIoe'
40 beat they could The Democratic party hae
rravled upon their belly and eaten dirt long enough
for Slavery. 1:.,. ,,uo,,;,,
nominations:
Secretary Of S,se-wm. A. Peeie
Sat. Auditor-A pert Lang"
s,s,. Treseurer-ionaihen :. Harvey
s,s.,in,snseut Of Public iostrJcton-J j. hefIs01'
a.iior,ry. Gtnefal-D. H. williamson.
Roth the latter are Democrats the balance arr
Republ cans Tenomnated. IL. A. f,ou,,,;t,. 4,
Alter ibe nominations were uade, tho Commlt'et
I on Resolutions made report, which was aoop'tsl
g,itbou, debete. Tie resolutions declare tha' ,n'
war wac ioresd upoA Tia coanifF bV nonsAe!n D''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-21
ARMED.

Thufstay June Ia. az -. Stepden .
rol b. 10. Rev Joseph a. fncr, y H. ss.i'itt ~ ihe
r., H.pfy l. Jones Matthew T. Baker 20 Eliza, daughter
al ~ ~. a. Iirg.. de,..srd. 40 Of Nea y ora
RRiSE- SuRTlGAN-lr BROOKLYN, y. Z. on IhuEsdsy'
lrre o. ~ ~ Peters ChuGoh, ~ ttc Rev hds.a Jess"p
Vlu Brus Of Now York, 10 MAJ, d.. eldest sls'e 81
NYr. l.. hDs'hsm. e.i. =. ., - -. -.
nov IOiN--GRlNNELI-A WolfoTl's Dell, lry'tg'on on
yv.4o.,s,v lime la bv the Rev. Henry w. Brlo"s'
G.osss bewdoin 10 Julis Irving da1slef u No'e' H.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Ssiafiay. june "A by The Roy
4 Farrell. : q. Buchley, .sq - May IN"H"'h'
or,y d,1rh,er Of J. y. Hu,,ucr, ~ w. philadelphia. -
uESkElH o. CLINE - On Friday June - by me hes'
Rchd Hsycr JGseph Hssksth 20 Ca.hnrrr Time Cd TINS
JAWS RICE-On Thar'day; June :, n, cA1,ah .,
N, Hoy Comm Inon by the Row D. y ia"iAnec hussel.
J,rs al Csrsoni ~ H. u Lucres Eveieit dsn,her oil
~ la. W lllani A. Rico u Portsmouth n H. -,
TUEY-AsrUOSY--ln Brooklyn, or "ednesd.y'
Inc is a, the huci Of the Sailor By the Rev y A. RAJ
lev d. D. William Nouhey Of salem, MasI, TO Margaret
Felg,r daughter Of I d~arc Anthony. - a., n,
NOS EOBfNsON-Dn "Wednesday, June ~, by me Kew
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uDi0nsts witbost oau,4 that tbe people Of in3iaDa
pfcdge themselves to provide men ard money for the
vigorous prosecution OF tho war That the wal
ought not 10 cease until the Rebellion is entirely
crushed out. That the people eIrect an economical
administration, land concigD punishment OF fraud
against the Government. That the people OF indl-
aga tender their profound sympathy 20 Union soi-
diefs everywhere. ant their warn gratitude to the
Indiana troops, aud mat wbilt they are coDquerug
Southern traitors, the people will condemn at the
iallo'-box all who are not Tor the Union uncondi-
tionaly.
The resolutions were adopted with tremendous
enthusiasm, and after 4 stirring speech from Gov.
Morton and addresses from the candidates, the con-
vention adjourned " 10 mset ut the polls, with
three times three for the ticket the constitution and
the UuIon.
The utmost harmony prevailed throughout the
entire convention and not political difference was
brought up. Tie union is now complete and tie
new ticket will carry the State like wildfre.
The opposition to the Bright faction is intense and
universal. The Convention, previous TO adjourn.
ment, moved that the Governor APPOINT State
Ceulral Committee. They will be announced
shortly, aud will speedily and vigorously commence
tie canvass Democrats and Republicans alike are
animated by one motive, and viii harmoniously work
hand in hand.
The Democratic caucus aud the leaders were
radical TO al extent which wall asto1nd the tender
footed Chicago Democracy. One Of them proposes,
after the is over, 60 lang Davis Slidel iancey,
and I'll the leading trstors and will accept other
alternative Another SAID, ST this reb' Hon cannot
lie put down without the abolition OF Slavery, let
Slavery slide" None Of tbeuI had suy terme or
compromise of any description. Another ssd 1t
This is the feeling of unconditional Union Demcc-