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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
From San Rruneisco.

FAN FEAsCIsco Friday. Me- IS, 1863
San Joaquin County hiss voted 70 subscribe a
quartz, Of million dollars TO the stock Of the Pa
cifc Railroad.
Over 500 900 worth Of goods, mostly from the
East Indies, sold al auction 70 day. Among the
lots were cargo Of coffee, sugar, nee aud s:ices,
p&r ship Migrator, from Batavia, which barcly re-
sIzed eos. Teas sold low; IS hhds. prime New
Orleans sugar sold at lie, and considerable q1ant
gles Of tobacco at 60 &c.
san FK1Scisco Saturday, May rs, 1862
Arrived, ship Belvldere from New-YOrk; CHAR
tered GaspelI, load Of wool, hides and oil for
New-York. Spirit Of tie Times for Hong Kong.
TTace fair. The quantity OF goods going into the
interior is Increasing daily.
Vim. Glib, Of the piOneer firm OF Daniel Gil, d.
Co, died yesterday.
The French Consul has purchased upward OF two
thousand barrels Of flour for the French troops Ia
Cochin China.
Blasting winds have seriously damaged the wheat
crop Ia several Of the interior counties and it II
feared the injury viii be equivalent to the destruo.
ton of tfth oil the entire State crop. Ia many
sections, however the crop promises well, While
the breadth Of laDd Gown is larger than any former
wear.
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rlIi,ll.

HtRkER-In Brooklyn, sauoly, Nay H. Mi'' pemsri'
The fatyes 40 snd. Of the ary respectfully invited
to attend 100 innrral on ln-dsy a.,eTioon =! O'CLOCK
Pbii.loll hz papers p.easc copy.
ROYb-On Saturday May H. !inssrn, Illness, John
l. BOYD, IN the 7'th var Of hi. oss
day " ms. at oc!ock p m The remains ~' DO in
tsreien OreenNood
BrRllANs-At Wsuen,bursh n. Y, on Saturday, MAY &C.
RrbsecA Wakes, vito OF IS. Z. bufhaut
CIlHIsTIAN-In Brooklyn Saturday. MAY &C. Ada
Virginia third aud only tsu 4her OF III. s. and ElU.a h.
Chn.uan. s.ed yeAs in9n.h, and ~ d'ys.
the funeral On Monday afternoon at O'CLOCK, al No. u
Beach place
DoNNELLY-As Eew-oh.so.. on Friday, April 70. 1863,
CO. Jane, Donnslly Of This city.
Duo noilr. ofthe funeral in tOmOuow'' paper.
HIGGISs-On Friday, May - Mrs. Mary HisSins
The re aycs aud friends Of family invited attend
tho funeral om her las residence No. 2J Holfy street,
on Monday I1th inst, al D. m.
KREBS ssbbath morning, Iay II, sged II years,
Katbarins daughter II The Rev john NJ krcDs. ID. ID.
Funeral service At hu,senstost Church on yndAy at
O'Clock p She will DO buried tom the Firlt fr'sbyte-
Ran Church Newbufsb. on Ile.day, at ocl'eA . IL.
KiPIn this city Friday. Nay 10. Leonard " Kip, esq,
In the 9Th year OF his age.
ls fsud. and those v family respectfully Invited 10
attend the funeral the Reformed Dutch Churoh the
Rev Mr.. sryiefsl in Thirty stTsa- Eshth
avenue on sunday afternoon {, , o'clock.
LOsEE-Suran NJ Losee, daughter Of SIMEON Lo.es Of In
Of tbs lungs aged - years oDlh, and dan
The rosyos friends sud oruaiutsncss Invited to ecsi
her funeral TaoadAy afternoon at 'coes som No a
Fast T1e!ith street
Neil AROi' Now-Hoehelle ~ y, on Saturday May u, al
n .ssid.u-s OF her bf0therm-aw, T.. l. Hllman, Glen
l. r. w.ie Of Henry Msarg Ia The 3st year OF hes age
swEPHEAsOS-On Sunday. May H. Frank h., .! Dr.
NJ. steuhsnton. aged years and months.
This fnneI services win take piso. TUESDAY 1871 inst al
O'clock from the residence u his father, Nc, 10 Wes
Fnrty street. between Fh and Sixth syosaes IN,
friends and reatiyeA OF the family respectfully invited
attend without fuIther notice.
sTAGG-lu ST. Louis Mo. Tuesday, May e. after thor
Illness Edward Stage, formerly OF the Ctr Of Ne"'f ork
| and for tho la's % years resident Of st. Lunis
VAN BUSKIRKAt Poekskll. Friday, Say Is. Of Group
George. Of Richard aud Charlotte Van baskIA aged
wear D months and IS days 49,.
Funeral from tho residence OF hs sraniu9ibs Ptakskll
Q2N2Rspy, MAJ u, ga Qs.sss 2 ".
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The War in Missouri and Kansns.

~. Louls, Nay L. ItD1
Col. Alexander, Assistnnt.PfoyOst Marshal under
he Conscription at returned TO this city to-day,
and will enter upon the active duties of bis Office TO-
morrow.
Generals Mcdowell and Cooke returned yesterday.
In consequence 1.-THE removal Of the troops from
Kansas, Gen. Blunt has authorized the sheriils Of
tie boId r counties Of that State 10 organize military
companies Of citizens to project Themselves from
guerrlas. Gen. BuAt will furnish arms and ordnance
stores 70 citizens having 10 private arms. Bush
whackers were desolsting tho homes Of soldiers IN
the southern part ofihe State, and there was much
alarm among the citizens generally.
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Bnslrcss NotlreS.

To LADIES ONLP.-To those o. our lady
readers who are happy in tho possession Of ons q GRo'EE
BAKETs MACHi,Es. II Ia - secre. that ghs beautiful
embroidery now all the rage IL well and ,usly done
upon as the p.ues sewing. Our object ia 70 inform
those who H, not the happy pc'ssOrs Of ono Of these
invaluable nvenon' tina. tb, I, really tho There are
other and good Sewing bu. this by It's uATveous
properties combines toe faculty Of both sewing aud embrod
srng and a. 1t IL the only Ia the Tnsrket that does
lady about to purchase Sewing Machine ia these dass will
hess,e which TO select when the important fact have
sisted hn heen brou sht to her notice.
MRS. WINsLCw's SOOTHING SYRUP relieves
the child from palm Invgorao, the stomach and bowels
roots scidy ard g,ves aid viso to tie whole system
Is cent, per bottle.
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The War in the souih-wesi.

NAsHyILLE Ieno, Saturday, May TO- IbbJ
seventy-niDe Rebel prisonerr, including one
colonel and one captain, were cent North to-day.
DIR. Cbeatbam and family also left for Alton b
remain during the war. twenty-five Rebel families
have been sent South by Brgadier-Gen. j. +.
Wood who assumed command Of Nashville this
L orning
Maior Kieneukiel. tie Rebel Van DomS Adju-
tant los been appointed Confederate Adutani'
General Of Mississippi, with rank oil BngadieF'
General. He was formerly Lieutenant IN the
United States Cavalry.
The river IL ltill falling. There is four feet oil
water Oh the shoals.
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a Dnsbing Cavalry iGair-surprisc and
Capture OF IA Rebel Camp AT L'ndsn-A
Number Of Prisoners secured.

AAsHiNaTos, Saturday, My 10. lf,l
The following was received to-day by tie Secre-
tary Of the Navy
PiprcM, Ky. May H. 1874
am lust down from tie tennessee River |
have on board prisonefs captured as Linden. On
the night Of the I'm. took board the gunboats
50 men aud ho-res Of the let Western Tennessee
Cavalry, under tho command OF Col W. X. VI.
Brec kinrIdge, and landed them the east ride of
the river sending the gunboats 10 cover all the
landings above aud below. Col. brcckinndge
dashed across the country 10 Linden, and surprised
a Rebel force moro than twice his number capturing
Leut Col. Friersor, captain, surgeon, four
lrutenAnts, thirty Rebel soldiers ten conscripis,
Gfy horses, two army wagons, armr, &c. The
Court iouse, winch was the Rebel degot, was
burned, with u quantity Of army supplies. The
enemy Loot three killed. We Loot no men, but one
horso killed. Col Breckinridge, after this expl.it,
reached our vessel IN safety and rccrossed tho river
will send the prisoners 20 Caro-. >. L. PHELPS,
Commanding tho IeuEea,eo DslsiOn Of tho M.ai,ippi
Squadron.
Linden is the capital OF Perry County, Tenn,
about 100 miles south west Of Nashville and contains
q Court House, academy five stores, aud poPala'
ton Of 200.
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FROM acknowledgements Of Bioch"d'
Ilunutrs.

The following blockade runners cleared from Mas
San ON the 7tb and 9th inst: Steamers Britannia,
Emma, NoreInon, Pet Autonics, Victory, calypso
and Brauslee.
TIE Kate from London, and Ella and Annie from
Charleston, were in port.
The ship New Ira, from New-York for New-or-
leans. with cargo OF provisions, was wrecked al
Cat Cay on the 18th Of April.
Arrived a. Nassau, n. r.. May Z, bark hortn-
WOO. i-ane, kew.York 9th, chip Eastern state
Mercdi,b. Cerlir.
G.lsyej, Antil ~ schooner Fraucoaia, Hall, Fort
hand, Vi. Lang Cay.
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THE WAR IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
Surprise nnd Capture OF U. y. Cavalry
Their subssquent Heeapture, together
with Il part Of the Bcbeis-Promptitnde
OF Cen. hEiiroy.

DALTiNnhE Nay H. iNp''
On Friday night company OF United states cav
airy was surprised and captured at Chariestown,
Jefferson County. Mjor-Gen. Schenek' on beng
informed by telegraph of the dlsaSer, Immediately
ordered Gen. Mlroy send ont iorco to intercept
and attack the Rebels. Ga the night OF the same
day Gen. hIilroy telegriphed the following;
w,snis0los saturday Nay TO- loeI-lIi'op IN
To Va o,-f,rH. SGhcack . -, -
lie Federal cavalry captured at Charleston were
recapturod by deiachmcns Of Virginia and Pehfsyl-
wanna Cavalry, under Capt. Ut. Tins afternoon
about clock 1T Piedmont Station In fhoquisr Co'
We also captured ~ Rebels and corresponding
number Of bOises. Two Rebels were killed. 1 re-
gret 10 add that VIC lost Capt Ut and one
Our cavalry recaptured one Union Lieutenant an
30 privates aud their hOrsrs. Major Adams OF Tue
1T New-York Cavalry, who arplved after INC TO-
capture, IL It'll in pursui. OF the Rebels. iho lir
ona and Pennsy lvania Cavalry, who mace VIC
fecapture, were sent ont by no Yesterday
r. a. MILROY, Msl1r-0rneral
A telegram since received from Cen he"ey
dated Grafton, Va. May IL, states thai COMPANY
of ria OF Barbour County have jnrt come III witi
II of ImbOden men, captured IN that county, Wn'
had struggled behind the retreatng column 20 s,cs
horses, &c. BE- KELLY, BrgadleF''F'nefai'
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Outstanding that he shall be assigned to TN indePen'
dent command in the Indian country,
SUPERINTENDENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS IN NEW
MEXICO.
DT. Sleek of Pennsylvania, who for ten years was
Tudisn Agent in New Mexico, has been appointed by
Secretary Usher Superintendent of Indian Affairs foI
chat Territory, vice COlliDs, removed GU charges
preferred against him by the Legislature.
EXAMINING SURGEONS.
Drs. Peter A. Ginger, Canest ga, Penn, and Al
yah Smith, Petersburg, N. H.. have been appointed
Examining Surgeons by the Commissioner Of Pen
sons
sgCRETARY OF LEGATION AT ST. PETERSBURG
Mr. Henry Berg of New-York City has been sp
eointed Secretary Of Legation at St. Petersburg
vice BayaId Taylor removed.
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COURT CALENDAR-rru. DAY.

SUPREME COCRT-CWCCu-Part l.-NOs. 1861
2G5y D6i zgc 2e3 zo6e z67l 1913 2t77 21J 2os Z68
1888 2sg5 z657 1858 z65 1888 2gg. Pat Il-Nos l6C1
l5CJ e5J, 1864 Z565, It6J, l1l1, l2'5, sJJ, Psi.
SUPREME COURT-GLSEI.AL JERM.-CrimiDa
and non.onumeFsted motions only
SUPRKMR .COURT-SPIciAL JERa-NOs. ~
~ ~ no. inclusive "a to IN inclusive 2Oa 26 I7
I5
SUPERIOR COURT-Par Nos. 2%"5, lOJ9
107 1855 21S9 ls7 l0OI ZO7 zJT 2J3 Z37a 1871 2y7g
1Jel 1888 Part INos l749 w. 32 1876 s22. 1870, 2I4O
h9z lL4s. 4k5. z2Of. 226O. nm, 2I64. lZl3.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs.-FaTt Nos. 1908
is6 49, 1916. l7t7 1913 l;9 1851 l7t2 1888 1855, zoe
Sslo' 1913, 1890 Psu ll-Nos ALL 1902, 1880 ltH lZi
sz1s. H1o. WI l19s I1!2 49,! l7a1, 49, $50, SS7
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His Advance Against Vioksburg.
CAPTURE OF JACKSON, MISS.
IN ALL-DA Ell @ II Il
TIE REBELS WHIPPED
Breokinridge's Less at Stone River
roRrRrs MosRop. Saturday. Nay 10. 10.

FoRrREss MONROE Saturday. Nay 10. len
The Richmond Enquirer Of yesterday says:
Fighting is going on in Mississippi The enemy
yesterday advanced 1000 stropg upon Raymond
where Gen. Gregg had LOO infantry and fee
cavalry. Skrniishing commenced at O'Clock in The
morning. Tho enemy was continually reinforced
I'LL O'Clock in the afternoon, when we opened tho
battle heavily with muskeiry. Knowing that the
euemy was heavily reinforced aud ready 10 engage
us with their full force, We retired through Ray
mond, making stand at Mississippi SPRING. where
we have re6nforcemeuts. Col. McGAvock Of the
10Th Tennessee was killed. The firing to-day was
heavy and continuous toward Jackson.
ElLrWosE. S,.ufd,y May 10, 1850
The Richmond Enquirer, Of the litb, has the
following:
JIcr,oS mi" Moud,y. Nay H. 1873.
One thousand OF Gen. Grants cavalry entered
and burned Crystal Sprugs, on tie NewOrleans
Railroad, to-day, AT II o'clock.
SECOND DISPATCH.
JAcasos. Miss, Monday. May II, isi1
The enemy are foTuDing at Rocky Spnngs and
Western Springs.
Gen. 0sterhsus ia ut Cayuga, with 10 cavalry
and FIX or reyen regiments Of Infantry.
The enemy are reinforcing at Willow Sprngs
eud Rocky Springs rom the river.
Gen. Grant will probably advance east warily,
and not direct 70 NiCksbnrg
The enemy feet atoye tho city Is increasirg.
ArUErEsHoko. hay H. lSil
have The Chattanooga K,itl Of yesterday, 10th
instant 1t contains the following di.pathes regard.
ing Grants successet;
HoBiLH Thuf,d,y. May IL 1859
Jackson, MiH., Is occupied ly tie enemy. We
fought them .ll day, but could hot h4ld the ciiy.
There are rumors in camp md Al Na5hvillc tai,
Gen. Kosecrans is 10 take command Of ths Po.ou D.
Army, Gen. Hooker retiring /. n bot known what
truth there }. in this report but il il stated II grows
on, OF some important correspondence between Gov.
johnson and Sec. Stanton. Nothing Is kaown Of 1t
a; Gen. Ro-ccranss headquarters.
Breekinridse N his oilo.al report Of S,one River
admits tho lo5- Of seventeen hundred IN four bri-
gader one Brigade not reported IL FfiGays .lFee
hour fight.
Bragg has charged biz line somewhat. We hear
Of hs len Il, Wllliam,por,. Their movements to
our left ook suspicious. l. has been suspected for
some Tune uAt B.! he attacked, II would DO On our
night wing.
Gen. Palmer. with be escc-t, attacked party OF
Georgia cavalry, three miles from camp, to-day, and
succeeded in capturing eighteen Of the Rebel
amon. them, Captain Edwards.
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SYMPATHY FOR vALLANDIGHAM,s
TREASON IN ALBANY.

Gov. seymour Exciting Citizenr Against ilis
Government-Indignn of Return ed
soidicrs-Their Detestatiou Of sncaL
Traitors Leads them Into au Inciseretion
They Disturb the Meeting.
ALBANY, saturday May ~. 1859
The meeting to protest against tue arbitrary ar
rest and sentence of Hon. Clement l.. Vllandigham,
at the Capitol tonight, was largely attended. The
Hon. Erastus Corning presided. Strong speeches
were made by Hon. Amasa j. Parker, Hon. Francis
Kednan, John Murphy, Esq, of Buffalo, and Others
Resolutions were moved denouning the arrest OF
Mr.. Vailandigham as an unwarrantable assumption
of military power. The resolutions were adopted
A letter was then read from Gov. Seymour, char
acterizing the arrest Of Mr.. VIlapdighsm az ian
Gct which hiss brought dshonor upon our country;
which is full Of danger TO persons ando homes,
snd which bears upon its front violation OF
aw and justice"
During the day feeling Of opposition TO the OBJ
jet Of the meeting among some of the returned
s,diers was clearly manifest and coon afIer the
organization of the meeting this evening evidences
of dissatisfaction were shown among tie soldiers
present. The speakers were interrupted by noisy
demonstrations, and finally they made rush for the
stage.
Great excitement prevailed for short time, and
the proceedings were brought to a stand still.
The chairs on the stage were broken in pieces and
thrown in the crowd, and for a few minutes it
seemed as if the soldiers would gain possession Of
the stage snd drive the civilians of. The soldiers
were in small force, however, and finally retired,
when order was once more restored, aud the pro-
ceedings resumed, although not without occasional
Interruptions.
Eventually quiet was fully restored, and the meet
ing carried on peacefully.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. May ts.

WALLACK'S-The School for 20 udal.
WINTER GARDEN-The Bsbesi IN the Wood-Pau Fry
hlBLO5-Leah the Foraker.
BARNUMS MUSEUM-Sleleoptison and dramas afternoon
and evening"
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGNING. 62s Broadway.
HOPE CHAPEL--Panorsms Of Palestine.
LAURA ktFSEs THEATER-Iho Tfoup. H. Denis
ACADEMY or MUSlC-ioue. (cose u tho ssa,oBl.
BROOKLYN ATHENEUM-Falon', ttsreopticop.
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H.por.ed Engagement at yichsburg.

AURYLBKs BORO Tenn. Aty 10, 1903.
Enthusiastically rumors which have reached here
cav that great battle mas been fought a. Vcfsburs,
both by land and water; with what resul; is nOi
known.
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MARINE

CLOyEV-FDw AEDs-in tho City. Springfield, H.. on
Monday May II, fuEcns T.. eldest 'on Of he Row Dr..
Cn-r aud Mi, LiInr daughter q toe ii'p. Ninan ID
ward. he bride gsud daughter Of pe late Cor. I'd
ward. Illinois. and uIsce Of President Lincoln
OLIyER-MATTfCE-On Tuesday. May MAJ IL In Jeh.r-
son y q tho trsideace u Ii. T. Nicr. 'sq, BY tho
Rev VIM v q. BfaHefd Mr John H. Oliver u .;ew-
Nofk city ana Nj" Maf, =. Matinee Of the former place
d,u. liter u me ate Adam Mtitlcc
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Arrival Of Rebel Prisoners from Pert
Gibson.
from k'orf

81 LOUIS Nay i, 10
The steamer Taylor arrived to-day with several
hundred prisoners captured at Port Gibson, Mies.
They proceeded Immediately 10 Alton.
Gen. McDowelrs Court Of Inquiry relamos It's
aesaiOnR to.morrOw.
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four large buildings IN the lower pert Of this city
owned BY Charles murphy. Loss sl5,OOO; 'ns"re'
S., 600.
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Mercantile Library AssociatioD.

L
| REGULAR UNION NOMINATIONS.
FOR Pfeadeu,
JAMES n PERCIVAL viii Young, Schultz G. Co.
| For Vice.Presdent
| ALEXANDER RHiAD with Robert smmoa Co.
| For Corresponding Secretary,
AARON c. ALLEN wi'h WIN. Creighton Lee.
For Recording Secret ~
A. B. VALENTINE, with Rondou, aud Kinssson Trans O.
THEODORE H. vuLTEE With Hn.ri',n EaoAans. B..a.
ANTON RAVEN, with Atlantic MG,val Insurance Co.
WM MARyIN T with os sT g sP p;s Cooper
DhSiRL H. JARVIS with f. Whitshouse sOn, MOrisoa
J6 GHsI WAsHsTaN With ioSas i9.a-auce Co.
WIN II. PALMER. with Ys1,c!aick Mss'est.
We TIC undsrsgrcd -xPresdenis end ocers and ndsnd9
of tbs Association, respectfully urge our fs'w-meuosu
.nIposs thy sboye iie6ss. ,,,,, =, ,,,cvu,v
Jn9S cR sRhR GPORGE C. C0LBURa
ROWLAND ii. fIMFsoN, I0BBRT 9: LION,
F. B0S sl1 sEAVoss' 9 Y% II h&HWVLs
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The ends Of the above ticket will at Room Ma
tisctio which win be he'd TUESDAY NEXT tho isth
cHARLrs oscooP., PETER 2 BAsRg rov
ea1kL1S Z AaLES SHhSbGs T. G4gsToN
Executive Committees
Headq1 ies norE-tas cIflsr OF 4thsv. aud Aust
The org.zs ion. previously exis ing In this Wsrd.
and the foloung ssnseren irrespective of politics. have
0oe.se.eot sd aiesr. uf The joint ss,'ciAIon:
JA1Es G. KlHG. wM. TiG6Ey1 vi5e,P'sss@
III. y. sKoGWIcK. EDWARD r. DAVIS, Secretaries.
EXEcyTIvE COaNITTER.
d. A. HANLEY HEATH, Chairman.
Fsn:y yReilly, Theodore Roosevelt,
ID S.dswick A. A. Valentine,
ID. Hof Messy. r. Step nson-
HArHAs1EL HAYDEN, Treasurer.
DELEGATES
JAMES KELLY Chairman.
Hurry A. Cmmm, Theo. Glsnslenskbse,
Reoeft Elneyer, q. p. kirsssnd.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
NATHANIEL HAYDEN. Cue r-,en.
AZ -grs 8 Hewitt, L w. IS hughes
Derd Bows Janles I'd Thompson.
uos,pr q the pa...sc residents OF the Xsllh W.sd
s here y called for MONDAY, May 10. "a, at the
ad .er Of the Association northeast corner OF thAv.
and % st Eminent will address the nsetlng ana
the lJn nra Of the Wsri invited g. sal scribe thsu
uames sad tlns become Eleuoers OF the Le--us-
Bag . distributed .ttOuI charge.
ROBERT B. ROOSEVELT,
PTesiesnk
Epw. an T. DAVIS Secretary.
Fursituse.-P. KRUTISA, at his M4Hufactory ana
WsTerosn sos. 90 and 70 +. Hou.ionst has on hAna
splendid sssortd.ent OF
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE
which how'll sell q tho
VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE
A! goods warranted.
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6petial Not,res.

Twelfth Ward Republican Association. IA
regular meeting Of the Twelfth Ward Repub lean Association
will be held at Headquarters. Hall corner ldav
and l2s h-st THIS Monday EVENING, Nay 49, At u
O'Clock. WILLIAM DIJNNING Preadeut
joins II. PORTER sscrtary
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Anniversary Of the Sabbath-Schooi connected
with the Reformed Dutch Church, corner OF Madison aud
Governeuts under the care Of the Rev Dr. Hsidrnberh
70 be hid on MONDAY EVENING. May is E1efcsrs Be.
eun M a, "A o'clock Addresses may DO expected rom IN.
Rev u. D. 0ANSE. the Rev. ALEX. X. THOMPSON acd
tie Pastor. Singing by the Children. Mr.. H. WATERS
will he present with his choir Of Vocalist sing several
select pieces All afo cordially invited 60 attend
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Mercantile Library AssOciation.
OPPOsITION NOMINATION..
1863.
For President,
CFIARLES II. SWORDS,
with A. 7. Stewart & Co.
For Vice.Prssdent,
TFTADDEUS v. TABER,
with James Morrison Co.
For Corresponding Secretary
THEODORE L. Hustled,
with Jesse Hoyt & Co.
For Recording Secretary,
SAMUEL w. HARMED,
With s, Wsreh,uss Bureau.
Sor Treasurer,
HARVEY II. WOODS,
With second,v. RAILROAD Company.
lamps w rDWARus With fiili Tilden Bhnksraof
Phillips
THOMAST HAZARD, with Tswton Brothers.
8. SEABURY UUION with WI lisms onior
II. AUDLEY CLARKE, with Bank OF America
A. JUDSON DECKER. s,iih David horIis0o Som
ROBERT WALKER IRWIN. With kirkland on saohs
EDWIN P WEED, with Latarop, Ludiogton Co q
Election TUESDAY, May 49, PoIs open from a. N 20
p.
The friends Of the above Jket and subsr, geusrsy will
sth-st. and Lsfsy site place. FIERY EvENlNG. -,
FREDERICK WHITE, Chairnao
WAsuISGToN WILSON, Seer .ary.
Executive Csrnmittee. - $1,000.
JAMES PFTRIE wILLfhS EhNFORD,
PETER STEVENSON. JOSEPH II. LECoUR,
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Fro in Poughkeepsie.

PouGnKxFPsU, N. Y. May ~, 1903.
A fire this morning, VI about 0'c!0csl dssM0I'a
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NeD~No rk Daily News.
Devoted 10
Peso aud Constitutional Liberty.
BENJAMIN WOCn. EDITOR ard Propris,or.
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MONDAY, May 10, 1903.
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TIE REBELS DRIVEN THROUGH RAYMOND
Union Cavalry Raid On the New
Orleans Railroad.

Requirements Arriving for Gen. Grant
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Hiss Dickinson In Brooklyn,
~ r-ques, Of many eitiLsn.'
MSS ANNA T. DICKINSON or PHILADELPHIA
vii islrsr Lecture IN the
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC
FRIDAY EVENING, May p
Her subjs.t will Do
"HDy PROVIDENCE Is TEACHING THE NATION"
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cents. Family Ci-cls and Amph.hea,er Is cents Further
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