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, 1863-01-24
THE BOARD OF TRADE BATTERY.
Gen. II Rosecrans Allows them to Garry
't their FInKs

Our readers will not havc forgotten that
about two months ago, the Chicago Board Of
Trade procured a splendid stand Of colors to
he presented 10 the Board Of Trade Battery,
(Capt, 6tokcs.) These colors were sent down
to the Battery, but owing to general order
Issued from Buell., about TINT time, forbidding
artillery companies carrying Tags, the Battery
was not allowed to use its flag, aud 1t has ever
since remained in the hands Of Capt. Stokes.
But The gallant conduct Of this well drilled
Battery in the late. fight at Murfreesboro, SO
won the admiration Of Gen. Rosecrans, that
he has conferred upon it the well-mcrited
privilege Of hereafter carrying the colors pre-.
scented By its numerous friends ut home.
Tho following correspondence between
Capt. Stokes aud Gen. Rosecrans, will explain
the matter:
BATTERY IN CAN'T, MuRFn1Esnono,
= January 4th, 1858. f
Major Gen. Roaecrans, Commanding Department
OF the Cumberland:
GESrnAL: I have the honor to request that the
order from Gen. Buell's Headquarters. Of @ d2te
September last fotbidding batteries in TIC service
hs United statsa to qse =. ags ay IN a's
friends in Chicago, which have not ocea o''p'asea
IN 1en te honor to request that general
issued ssu authorizing this Battery to have
insc,;rd on It's Federal dngs, Stones River,
Tenr.. jan I'd. 1863
lam. General, with great respect,
Your obedie1t eeryant.
j. ". SroKEs;.
Captain Commanding Battery.
GEN. RosECRAS's REPLY. :.
The very proper letter clicited the follow
ing laconic but satisfactory reply:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF TIE CUMBERLAND,
.MuRFREEs1ono, Jan. IT,, 1863. {
Respectfully returned. Capt. Stokes request il
granted. By order Of
Major General RosEcRAHs,
Major c. Goddard, A. A. g. and Chief Of Staff
, 1863-01-24

TICKETS FOE Mr. GouGH's LECTUREs.-Thc
sale Of tickets for reserved seats to the lee
turcs Of John B. Cough will commence on
Monday morning next, at the music store Of
II. n Higgins. Price fifty cents. The fec Of
admission to the Hall has been fixed attwenty-
five cents.
, 1863-01-24
TIE CITY.

REy1gAL--There Is reviSn1 Of religion in
progress in the Desplaines street Methodist
Episcopa1C Church, under the pastoral labors Of
Rev. /. Hawkins. Services every evening.
, 1863-01-24

MoEE PRISONERS Coa1sG.-Wc learn that
Quartcrmaster Potter has received notice that
aportion Of the rebels captured at Arkansas
Post arc to he sent to Camp Douglas and a
few to camps in Wisconsin. The exact num-
bcr 10 be sent to Chicago is not Jet known.
Preparations are now being made to receive
them, and thcarrangemcnts regarding them
will be such that not the slightest grounds for
tho appreAensious Of an outbreak, SO he-
qucntly entertained by our citizens last spring
and summer, will exist.
, 1863-01-24

COMPANY 4 sAFB.-A private letter from
Arkansas Post states that Company A, CHI
cago Artillery, were in the engagement, but
none .were wounded. Company 4 seem to
bear a charmed life,
, 1863-01-24

consisting Of hose attached to ono Of Worth.
ipeton'B patent duplex steam pumps, throwing
Two powerful streams Of water ut the same
time.
The motive power consists Of two steam
engines. That in boiler house No. l Is In cx-
cellcnt condition, and is now propc!ling all
the machinery In shops Nos. aud 9. The
engine and boiler in engine house No. 9 arc
Of $50 horse power, entirely new. It is de-
signed to run all the machinery in shops Nos.
8 and T. Tic Commissioners recommend
TINT dhe Etate o5En | he Il, hi ize
, 1863-01-24

w WANTED-A nice family horse,
w GOOD and kind in saddle or harness. for which
will give twenty acres OF land. worth $e0o- also
iaaQ z2ftlW
, 1863-01-24

=" ANTED-Furnished Rooms
W and Bostd in private family. In pleasant
rart Of tic city for gentleman. wife and feeycn
yehts. Address stating terms and location. ~ H.
Post Office Drawer 5GSs. lao z159-1W
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ON. srIEHa.uEs1sasrxa
TpsEIs.

BELGhthOn Saturu afternoon isu. 10 o. biz re.id-uce,
"a Bro ayi Lvu bearhar AIRED q, Yeas aud month";
Tr body n~ int.rted Nsu-llayeu. rhurdds. 18th
il.t ~ ffeuds invited To attend tyyuu.r service,
al PI,uuriu Ctllch. krorsiyu "wednesday ah ilsf
Al ococs ~ oithout flrhcr noucr t.l .yrnc Of Ai.
meet 70 ti- Locturr X ~ in the Of be Church, 1T y
o'rocs d.. Ia on Of Sew Haven expected to preach
coLinieri1 Faiivs dsooug,0
Brown ills city on sunday morning len. H. q, the
Residence o, her uuce iohn Pierce No ~ Nest tofts
Io.r ttle.t, May EHua. oDia of Auson u. and
Annie H.. bTOY 8. hgr4 , yesu r'ontps aud - 'Vs.
The teavH end iirua - the family IrslUcuiY invited
t. .t;"nd tae er to TesdrnOe Of her uncle Ne.
~; Wet .ohy fourth street 1uesday. Ian H. at
o'ci5Cs q.
CHILD-in Groos.yu on Monday Jan. f.. al,- p Child IN
fhe IL ~ ear Of ler age
Tho r.set aud friends a. ie family Gul'ho,e Of Ter sou,
respectfully nvo to attend ios r.i rom Hei late resi
derra, No 80 coty street booAyr on "wednesday mora
lps - l1 O'Clock.
DEMADESr-Ou suud.y. Jf. ~, 1863 'udleuly Mrs.
Sophi, bererss vile IL James Demsnst, cent ago %
yrers. mouth, and IL DAYS.
Funeral Tuesday, 18th inst a. O'CLOCK rom thr
rs,ilfnc8 Of h,r soi VIM. n. Demaresti No - Grove
street.
TRAAY-kt Hudson Il. y. on Monday Dec. 80 Dr. X. g.
ffafy. Ia toe 10th year Of his age
GARDStk-In tn, city Monday afternoon Jan. II, OF
heart o,case, Dunei oardnrr. ssed % ye,rs. , =
HARRlsON--On Monday morning, Jan. u, suddenly a.
Caraaaye Many X. lisriSou. beloved vito Of Sanue!
Harrison aged 80 yeaIs and months. ,
relative. and friends Of tho family respectfully Invited
10 attend hor funeral from her late residence hundred
andh yell hth street North River on Friday morning.
Jan l6 al 10 O'Clock. Cars leave Chamber sUro ~ /" shi
~-uisiA stleet Of 3;2s a. ~
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From san Franci.co.

SAN ftANcfsco, a. .nday. JFu. -. 1903
Arrived sim Kirbv, N'-i orr steamer Pscc viii
30 ono ia Treasure from Oregon aof British Columbia
in- steiner Scotland sailed to-day foi Hong Kong
win so, 900 in ue4sllc ald O.Lor Ca,ifOnii pro
,uce valued at $4,000 The Scotland d one of i0ur
steamer. Of 1000 tune each, owned by Bntish
Company who design establishing line between
san Francisco, Japau. and China, II they should
receive such encouragement 81 10 warrant IL.
sailed ship Warrington Tor Hong Kong cauyHg CaioE.
mia rTodnce and n 90 IN
sailed ship Ne Dao, Tor Live pool viii. 1000 sEeks o.
wheat
RESOLUTIONS indorsing the Emancipation Procla-
nation, alter al extended debate, PASSED both
llOuses of,be Legislature, eight Senator aud eleven
Agembymen opposing them.
The coinage OF the Branch Mint Of San Francisco
for tie part year has amounted 70 81, OO0,OJO.
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Winter Garden.


"The Chimney Corner" produced last evening at
this theater b. Mr.. c. w. Couldock, is one OF the
most ingeniOusly conceived, as we'll as one OF the
most powerfully effective dramas of its class ever
written. The story is purely domestic, and the III
cdepts are all so simple and homely that their mar
ration would in degree explain the secret OF their
great success when presented In dramatic iorin'
Much is due, Of course tho coverness with which
the details of the action wrought together, ana
to the felicity with which the successive ELECTS OF
patlos and humor arc brought into contrast. lts
original production at tie Olympic Iheater, III
London, assisted Mr.. Robson, the eminent EngIish
comedian to one Of his most brilliant triumphs;
and considering its many and evident popular
qualities, the only wonder is that 1t mas
not long before this been introduced 10
New.York audience. Its reception, last
evening, was most enthusiastic, the audience
losing no opportunity Of testifying their sym
patby and satisfaction. The representation OF
the principal character, by Mr.. Couldock, displayed
81 many excellent attributes that we pass over the
occasional extrayagances Of expression which al
times carried il too near that dangerous line which,
on the stage az elsewhere, divides the sublime and
the ridiculous. Iu most respects it was thoroughly
genuine and sincere, aud frequently exhibited
tenderness, humor, aud natural dignity which
could not have been surpassed. With thorough
recollection o. Mr.. Robsons personaion Of the same
rart we do not hesitate to rank Mr.. Couldocksvery
far above it. Perhaps, however, the most nearly
pcrfcct performance last evening was that OF Mr.
Dagidge, ia the character OF decrept and broken
minded Old man. Gu whore oyer-zealous tllrlit the
burden OF the plot depends. Hardly word or
gesture of lis escaped applause. The other paris
were filled By NJ. A. H. Davenport whose return
TO tbis ,htatcr was warmly welcomed, Mifs
Couldock, aud others. We unst not omit 10 men,
zion the rneular excellence OF the stage picture, ana
he Completeness of the appointments IN oil respects.
30 faithful scene has not been offered III any Other
Nev-York theater within our recollection. On the
fal OF the curtain, the appearance OF Mcssrs'
Condock, Dayige, and Davenport was tnmuItu'
ousy required by the Audience, which, IN i's ah-
usual warmth of feeling, Appeared only 10 regret
having no further proyocation for geneEou. demon
siration.
The entertainment terminated with " he French
Spy" in which the famous Spanish dancer, Isabel
Cubls. sustained her triple panton'ime part WIN
The same grace and yiyacity which have already
secured for her a worthy reputation. Her success
also. WAS unqsestionable. " The Chimney Corner
and "The French spy" will be repeated every
evening Until fur,her notice.
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Ali!l!arn Notifies.

Buruside's Army.-The ADAMS EArhhso SVl-
PANA have resumed sending packages ior onOes s.uets
and other. connected with the burnside Army Acqu'A
reel FALMOUTH Nindslil Point and other places IN 'ss
Nofny contrsband OF taken Friends OF soldiers are
notified that packages conanns oae o''e o. f"of WI"
eonl.c sted by the Provost eisrshaL -,
cas- should be USED IN Addressing boxes packsgcs The
ompany Regiment and Division should be written In fois
on EACH package 81, - Srur
our Express leaves daily for the at Norfolk suhcS
Newport News. famouh, AcGuia Greek, Wssatngon ans
Other points, At Al p m. ADAMS EAPhES5 20,
NO,, 80 aud AZ Broadway, ard s'shst pspos
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Truth vs.. Fiction.

HOW ARE YOU, CAPTAIN SEMMES1 -
Tbs celebrity of Hostettsrs Bit.ers 10 unparaeeo ~
c refreshing and agreeable stimulant hs' on
can evsr be compounded IT, Ia fact the first tonic IN sns
world II, immense popularity and extraordinary sale re'a'
from the fac, ths. it is pure aud indebted article The pup
lie know this The propretor have need OF rssort'ns 70
fabricated letter, of Rebels and Pirates 10 sustain Its rePua
ton Their Bitters are for the world and they are Known
everywhere The bogus letter Of Semmes IA. already oeea
xposed STAINLESS trick impose upon the commune
ty VIII anybody believe such trash! Mo- For the ilt"s
of this base fabrication ana
the it was nsed repubsh the following corepoa'
dence:
NOW YOU SEE 1T.
Mr. JAMES NJ Cross.
No. S BOwLISG-SRsES,
OFFICE OF ran ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC MAIL s. .. LIMB
DEAR sR beg leave to call your attention to on sdy'f-
sernent published In The Neu York Herald Of today Ieis-
tive seizure Of Bitter consigned to H. Cordovs son OF
Panama board Of the steamship Ariel by the Confederate
Phvsteer Alabama 1 DESTROYS Of knowing whether or
there such shipment board of your vessel and
whether 1t really seized represented Az am resa-
lar shipper Of large quantities Of goods by your line, "
deeply interested in wing whether my goods will such
risks have hand several packages to ship and
await your to guide me 10 my future action
Respectfully yours,
D.. MARVIN
! NRwYosg, Jan. g. 1858.
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40 the Senate adiorrued.
ASSEMBLY.
GENERAL RutlsT.

6oI0Y. Noft,, Jsn. r lsUJ.
Gen. Butler viii visit lhis ely iJ-inorroW, md
viii have public l-c, fiiou, aud probably addres.
our cit;zcrs in Eaneu Hail. 4 meeting wa, hcid
in tie i.1clnpge Reading Room TO-DAY, for the pun
pore Of taking measures nianiic,i he public az
probation Of TIE tcry.ces of Gen. Builder to his
country.
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ENriNsvE CoNfLACnATioN IS BROoEiYt."Tio
extensive lunterys5d OF Messs TumbuIl q Mcbain IN
Sontl EfookyA n Ia, junction Of Columbia and tan'o
streets the devastating inc which wa dis.
covered Shortly otter O'Clock u ght and viii lad vast
Toyoitv of the les tLsu $1,000 he h.r w."
hTst discovered ~ fenr building nolbng On toiuDbo
sree account Of -nine 1l,y OF the ~ .iean
Wt @licn the yard stocaed Go tine extent 81 ebo,
oo me hsnes fpead ~ith t"rrto felidty d ts' 10,
wonlt have been mue greater than sustained hnt of tLe
ndClnaLc and LtRly pfeew0rh ny lHnor ~ he several
Ere nlairs who quickly IA" gOohd, aad PIE"
vented tie Tglng ssnienL rom damsginR sny GJicnt
property. ln lane last the pfeeE were sei Oh ic by
uisns ucsndia, aud Tho present dsasisr "a al0na
BIZ 10 ,Uiiaf C0use.
Ba,sss Tufnbn and McBsin insured TO Az eno at
which will ttsD ti-ir loss IN the Fireman
trust, Phoenix, Montsus Excelsior, WilsnlbuTgh City
Rutgers. and other New YOrk sud brooklyn ComPs'ies
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NOW YOU DON'T!
No. 5 BowrIsG- GRgRs.
OPPICH o TIE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC S. g. Linz. ,
NEw.YoHK, jan g. 1863.
MR. D. s. MARVIN, No. 20 Csdsr-st.
DEAR SIR: Yours of o-days date il receivedcaus my
attention advertisement in The Neo York Herald re-
lalive III. seizure Of Btsrs consigned to H. Cordovs
Son of Panama on board the steamship Ariel by the Goa
fedeIa,e prvsteer Alabama.
presume you address the subject instead Of the
AGENT OF the Line Mr. D. B. Allen, from the fact that -
Puryeyor Of the ne have made several purchases from you
Of o.teters Bi.tersp for bar stores Of the
There were goods ofsny kind board the Ariel Dso.
g. consigned TO II. Cordova e. Son, Panama
There in the bar Of the steamer several bottles OF
Ho.et,es Bsrs and judging from the quantity sold they
evorte beverage among those who travel th'ouA
tropical climates Tho Aries cargo 10. disturbed By ths
Confedees with the exception Of or two cases oil boots
and SHOES which minus only few p.irs From these
fact, you and the public Judge whether the advertisements
referred % il fabrication lot.
Very respectfully.
JAMES ~ CROSS.
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MogKMKyTs or SECRETARY CnAs Secretary
Chase Yesterday morning accompanied by N.Y. hsgai, aud
several oeT prominent gentlemen went down TIE bay Tor The
yupos Of inspecting the Vessels now gu.dinS 1e haooT Of
NewYok TIE secrotuTy and parry tc cat quite ear aud
dd no. return until late in the de-. IL the esehs MI Chase
din.d with Mr. Hamilton.
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The bill introduced by Representative Bnrnham
to-day TO aid Maryland In te sboishment D. slavery,
appropria,es go OOo OOO and Sensior W.llcys nil
approp.ates 1000, 900 Tor similar purpose in " cot
Virginia. The s,ser provides 500, 900 for the de-
por.aiiou sad settlement Of siAyos.
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POLITICAL REBELLION IN PENNSYLVaNI
Highhanded Proceedings by DislOyal Democrats
Coercion in the Election of O United
States Senator.
THREATS or MOBDING AND HANGING.
COwardIy Resolution Offered in the Senate.
HARRisBuRG, Monday. Jan. IL, 1867.

HARRrsBuRG, Monday. Jan IL. 1863
resolution was presented III tho Senate tins
afternoon, by M. Il. Lowry, setting forth that IN
consequence Of numerous infammstory newspaper
articles having lately appeared, and that danger Of
violence was to be apprehended in the election of
United States Senator, the Senate adjourn till
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock The resolution
passed the first reading by strict party vote, and
was then laid over till tomorrow morning. Should
It pass previous TO II O'Clock, an election cannot
take place. and the position remains vacant for one
year.
The city is filed with thousands Of strangers.
Great excitement prevails.
H,KRIsBrRe. Monday. Jan. u, 1870 p. m.
| The Republican caucus has just adjourned without
making nomination for the Seua,orship. They sa'
with closed DOORS Intimations are thrown ont that
Mr.. Wimot will he nominated tomorrow morning.
Mr. Lowry resolution, offered this afternoon, will
probably lot be pressed to final vote.
| On the fret ballot in the Democrntic caucuFi
Buckalex received 10 votes; Campbell, 10; Hughes,
! IL Foster 10; Black, ); Gov. Porter, |. The re-
mander scattering. The second ballot resulted;
Buckalew, %; Campbell Is; Foster s; lluShes, ~
and the balance scattering.
The sixth ballot resulted: Buckalew 40, Camp
/ bell -, Hughes &. This nominated Mr. Buckaow
M the Democratic candidate for United SIates
Senator.
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Court OF AupQaIs.

ALBANl, monday, Zen. ~ 1853
Tomorrow lTussdayj ~ motion day.
Day Celerds-I2 H. 20 a. o. a. 81, - 49, and ial Is
81.
These sre NE frat the Calendar ncxt 20 ttc
one on augment others may sddou the OF .
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o;ra of bondmen and boudwomen travelling under
President Liucolns pass. The proclanhtioh Is oe'
populating the whole region between the kappshah-
mock ard the Potomac. In farm wagons, in coaches
on horseback, afoot aud in buggies with valuable
property. in every case, this second movement from
Eovpt 90 the promised land fills the highways and
the woods.
The freed slaves come straight to our lines Uh
the other side, Rebel raids daily snatch vaiuaole
slaves aud hurry them southwark and wes'"Afu -
the mounain.fasnesses for security. 1t was 80 tna'
masters hid away theiI perilous property III .uo
mountains Of San Domingo. In D"'"n'v'''
proclamation daily strikes the letter. y" '"'
number Of slaves sent for safety to tha' Guy nun
the Shenandoah Valley. They claim their freedom
o,a for reesops that colonizatonists inderstahd-
Al, 80 ,o.,o,s and mattresses make no resistance 10
THE GALVESTON AFFAIR.
r,o ;r,,,ession prevails in naval circles here that
49,. Harriet Lane and Westfeld were surprised at
dawn while their watches were asleep. The Lanes
1l.inch guns were sufficient TO have blown the at
lacking vessels out of the bay, If her steam had
been up and the ship could have been handled.
Apprehensons are felt at the Navy Department for
the safety of two regiments Of infantry sent from
New Orlears to Galveston, on Commander Farra-
CUTS request only two days before the surprise OF
the Westield and Lane. 1t is altogether probable
that the.e troops will 60 right into the trap that Id
open for them.
TIE OHIO SENATOR.
Private letters FROM Columbus say that MIR. Wade
will probably be nominated on the tint or second
ballot. unless there il bad faith on the part of an
interest holding the balance of power. The caucus
will be held tomorrow evening. Union Democrats
are not expected 10 unite IN IL.
SEIZURE OF CONFISCATFD PROPERTY.
Attorney.Genera Bates has decided that property
relied Ly the Military Governor OF the District oil
Columbia. oil account OF OF Its owner, shall
be turned over 10 Dstric;-Attorney CAIrington, to
be proceeded against under the provisions OF the
CCniiscGtOn act.
OFFICERS DISMISSED.
The following officers, absen, without leave from
their station. Camp Parole, Annapolis, have been
dismissed Can't ID. 4. Gillian, Goth Pennsy lyania
Volunteers; Capt. John Brown, Both Ohio Nolnn-
teers; First Lieut. G.. w. Champlsin, a2d Pennsyi-
wanna Volunteers; Second-Lieut. w. Thompson, Eth
Massachusetts Volunteers; Asst.-Surgeou q. +. Pat
tee L. S. Volunteers AL other officers absent from
said station, without suthority, have been directed
TO reform under ponalty OF dismissal
ASSISTANT NAVY SURGEON.
II. W. Birkey was nominated to-day Assistant
Surgeon in the navy.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS ~ HOSPITAL.
The following soldiers have died IN the hospitals
Iore sinre o,r last repori
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sHr,EnD.

UOW iETH--LASU In Cohos-. AlbsHy County, y. Y,
ca Iu1sd jh. a6J. a. tho Of the brides ath.r
By 'Ls Rss. y. Il S'a-fa NJ John W. Iowaftl and Mias
fsrah Louis daughter % John Land. osG ell OF Cohocs
sTEPHE HS-DAk IS-l1 is city. Tur.day juno .. by
tue R., ;. Sc'r log. Oscar Stephens 10 Miss Adsystta
Ir,. O. Do.ut lr,saut, - Y
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EHA.u WARD REPrBLIcAS ASaOcAToN.-At
tho fn "a election held last evening. Nh Andrew Beakley
~. elected PRECEDENT VIM. Patterson, AID C. n feousn'
s.csitn., and a. T. g.er Treasurer. The election Was
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NEyv-yORK LEGTsLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. L., 1853.
The Senate convened al I O'Clock.
Mr.. BELL gave NOTICE ~ bill III relation "a Sur
ro2htes' Courts. 1t sDorhet Ill .,e ices Of SurrO-
gates. ..nG authorizes lie employ "eit OF crniiug
Clerks 60 focori MI orteis reqaier TO b. recorded
b. iaw. 10 make copies thcTeiroH wien rec ii.ed,
VINO arc allowed to cl rne the al fec as County
C,e,ss Tor emil..f services.
II 10 the Sensi" adiorrued.
ASSEMBLY.
Tie Assembly uei At II ii. Eighty-,iX mem
pes were present.
! Committee consisting Of Measrs. Fletcher. De.
pew ssd lramsn, We're appointed ~ confer Wlih tie
hdin'ant-Generd relative 10 ihe restoration Of the
AsfeG.biy Library Chamber, now used by blm.
Severn "puirs were announced.
BpllInLg wa, resumed for Speaker, with a."
following eSult:
Jacle Dea...............1 Henry Sherwood
Aner tho 3D. ball,., tho House aoJo,Tned mil II
O'clcCk L. morrow.
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Hegentcensh ward Peoples Union AssOcia.
30 tr cell oi Ga" Of5lsh CongEoc, li-
A'ocfon net u th,- lteadq srter sieuben House. NJ
l4i Borecit. o.. MONDAY EVENING. jan. ~, aud made
choice ot he following OGce Tor 1903;
rs-ids.f eos DIM cy; ti-ciles.ienls l. Al. WOODS
srd B Sheridan; Secretary, WI \ smaAey, Treasurer
tiror.a ". 0aeli
,i>En,l CogairrFX-BcOj Merritt Wm. 7. hshmsn,
~ mas JAtis, J. +. Cookin. - A. ). Odeil. Whitney,
Thnurs Oikl-. - G. Waso.f. fsaac Totson John Llof,
Jonn tirluau uuur 1autrsl X Boyd, C. a. Grove, !,
g. rau-I .. IT, tOuugs. VIM. l. hmsliey Seil ~ ssntH.
~ ni ll- Faitol,r
Atr Special Mee.ng of The XAlst Ward
Prulle- { llOu Association, held 20 tlr,r isaaquag
t-i .t- JLu-.t. bruIdWa on McNbAf ~ En-
INC Jeuaiy - los n pur,uaSe 81 call Oi tHe PEOPLE
r,sr tf.nrlai GOauitiee. the following persons
elected represent the Ward in the Peoples Union General
,u!.,ee agi ogce-s o. the As'ocstoa ia. ensuing
yea;
Tor Delegates 10 the Peoples Union General Committee
W H. Ro .er.. James r. Hunt e. H. " 1lker T. r. Asten,
David Gsi Wu. n. Black Hinm H. Horton Robt. T. Dun
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