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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

eTATE kggoRY
gyrnGr 10 sc: Gay strsets.
E!:.iGolG, Esy ~ 1853.
81" ARmG.--Ag pui5oGs who Lave re
emily cb.aa.d Arms. ASco.ty.n:r-,s snl krmur;l:on
IRON ris Arnory for temporary DIT, III rauro the sSe
- hero.
Isl esrus=,y requested -: as c:G-r 1s cot:. led
v;lh % rtors;ilJ "a .'"s+tc.e.
No.. So: r. rs,, 80: &c w 10: S- prt 20 the dis
~ 1ie q l.s.g -s:os::c I" tC:n Een'ur<1v
Ile ing provides ~ r"etrrr 81 -; CT tie arn5,
90 C., Hs ca run. :. ". .,iiH. ) O.. iep.r'l,
~ ,.., i,rs. sGa" sc errieL!ert Urgrk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
EgEs, Dept OF REEKICO, /
hIcHroED, MAY Is, isea.S
IaITskcr.j

IL IN = - !rs'rI @;i1aa tr,Ga !i,e Secretary
/. Sc, .'-.'- l. f2ls DspII.iuea. who have for.
~ T'''h raey calm exemption fen
s91., ~el :oIHn IL pefson ct tide once OF
= -yot r .Asi = IL. city. betoae tho tfseentb
"a ~ 20 rex hat their papers may bs ex.
rue-,,a w, "'ta3s sd description recorded.
Az h" -'is, '+an, john II. WlEDHR, Com.
s,s:. - .-'H' ). ". PEGRAM,
lfttty 80, ~ A. General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
DRIED FRUIT.

The fruit crop this year, like the wheat,
promise1 an abundant Yield. Whe" Sr'sd,
u "a 8 most valuable article 70. our soldiers.
L. is not only nutritious snd hesilhy, h". d
protection sgains! the injurious sfsc;' Of
salted NEST. Should it not ha gathered 10
ample qurntisiee, T. sid III feeding our Bol,
diersi By timsly arrangements, wat
amount of it can be secured. N5w 1auch
better this, than couysrlirgis lilo burning
fluid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

Where corn sbouDds, and csnnot b dis
tributsd, farmers are pushing thoi- bogs. In
tie cotton districts, hogs will DO large and
numerous, especially ss compared vi'h for
mer years. But one thing will be needed to
give US bacon plenty--thst is salt. Should
not tho Government provide sailing time, and
bny up al the spare boys, ios slaughter -exs
winter? CARO-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

!. >, W., --iLLb, 40 tsuirn ana Ofsns,
49, :Ia2 oSp:. H.ls Pans, cense rois aad
IA s.ps....n E,lc Knives and FORKS, spooas,
ssa a,l,,, ~ Sa.FY tenes, Esis Il Tonga SHOW.
H., $50 rsa1as, for Gale BY
"i>s I'D. ufao0f, NJ. MS Main H.,
Rst8tsa Sta END o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

please:
WHEAT,
This crop promises to he most shundaHt
II is already about ready 10 DO re'ped in our
section. If no disaster befalls I, enough
will ie made n the Confedsr.cy TO supply
The srmy for two years, and perhaps inrgeT.
II c.u be kept TOR years by p-oprr 2.o-
cess. The ~rcinnt Egyptiacs preserved j. ioT
many years by burying it in clcs" pits The
Hungsrians d:d tho asms in their war Hfn
Ausiiia.
Our Government should Az IL Al ample
supply, to quad ssainsI scsrel,y i'll coming
years Thi. war may cohtious 70. yeats.--
Ls. US DO prepared FOX the ytyrge:c, LIS. as
long Az II nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
For he Fn9airrr,

Mess-s. Ed.o.a A few more suggestion,
for the beref. CT our roll, G,iry, if yen
please:
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May 50, 1863 )
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-06

al pickets and get into the city. Two hun
dred thousand percussion caps were found IN
their possession.
One boy, came out Of the city ten days
ago. He took the oath Of allegiance, and was
allowed to 60 to his home, five miles back
He will probably be condemned as a spy:
Gen Johnston was reported on Monday
moving towards Jackson, but not III ioWe s1ttl-
cient to attack us.
CAIRO, June 5.-The dispatch boat General
Lyon, from Vicksburg On Monday night, has
arrived.
Firing was kept up all of Monday. General
Sherman's troops, on the right wing, could be
seen in motion.
When the General Lyon left at midnight, a
conhagrstion was going on in the city. Some
supposed that the shells had set the buildings
on fire, while others were onjecturlng that the
Confederate were destroying supplies prepara-
tory to surrendering. General Grant num-
bers and position will be absolutely lnpregna-
bic in a few days. The steamers Chancellor
and Atlantic, loaded with troops, when near
Island No. 50, on Wednesday, were fired on
By guerrillas from the Mississippi shore; One
captain and two privates were killed and sever
al wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-06
The Election In Virginia.
From the Richmond Dispatch, May &c

From the Richmond Dispatch, May 3O.1
The State elections will probably, many Of
them, remain in doubt for some time The
choice Of Governor from the returns received,
lies between Messrs. Smith and FlouTnoy. The
result must be settled by the army vote, and
it will be some time before it can be received.
So it is with reference to the Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor, for which Messrs. Price and lmboden
are the leading candidates. Several OF the
Congressional Districts are left in the same
situation. The army has the casting vote
For Congress- Messrs. Wickhana, in the Rich
mond District and Collier, in the Peters sburg
District, have such maorities as to settle the
question and fix them as the Representatives
elect. Mr.. Bocock had no opposition III the
Buckingham District, and Mr.. RiVes none IN
the Albemarle District. In the Augusta Dis
trict the contest between General Baldwin and
Gov. Letcher has been very animated; perhaps
the most excited in the election. This may be
kept in doubt, also by the s.rmy vote.
In the Montgomery District the contest is
also likely to be close. Mr.. Edmondson, tor
50 many years the representative IN the tede-
raj Congress opposes Mr.. Staples the mem
Der Of the last Confederate Congress. Walter
Preston. member from the Abingdon District
is Opposed Dy the 1auious Aayol:0 1A011 ~ oIA'
who has been canvassing industrlousiy tor the
position. In the district composed OF Caro-
line line &C., which now includes Culpeper, Messrs
James Barbour Jr. and Dejarnette are the
candidates. The other districts are entirely in
the hands Of refugees and soldiers in the army
In the Winchester District, Mr.. Boteler, the
present representative, was opposed by Vol.
Halliday Shenandoah and HARDY counties
ora the only counties in the district in which
polls could be held.
Mr.. J. Disturnel Of New York, is prepar
inc for publication new and valuable work
on the Great Lakes, or Inland Seas OF North
America
The Democrats of Illinois Will meet in mass
convention at S )ringfeld, on the 18th instant,
''for the purpose Of deliberating upon the sfate
Of The country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-06
Reports from the ARMY OF tue Potomac.

Reports from the Army OF tue Potomac.
from the Baltimore Amcrican.l
I'VE learn from a gentleman who lett Aqua
Greek yesterday afternoon that it was reported
there by parties who came down from Fad
mouth that the Confederates had evacuated
Fredericksburg and it was supposed were
moving towards Gordonsvll}e. The story, asst
reached our informant, upon whom we can re-
ly as repeating truly what he heard is as
follows:
'"The first train which came down to the
Greek Yesterday morning from headquarters,
brought report that it was believed that the
Confederates had left Fredericksburg, and q
pontoon bridge was being thrown across the
river by General Hooker in order to make a
reconnaissance. Passengers by the second
train stated that the Federal Cavalry had ad
yanced across the river, found the heights
above Fredericksburg entirely abandoned, and
that when they left the u. 5. colors We're
floating over Fredericksburg. The passengers
by later train confirmed the story, and said
that Gen, Hooker had thrown considerable
force across the river. The general impression
was that the Confederates had moved towards
Gordonsville, as for some days past they have
massed considerable forces at the United States
and other fords higher up the river. Our IN,
formant on bis way up in the boat, converssed
with number Of persons who had come I'M,
mediately from the front, all OF whom agreed
substantially s1i in the statement that the Con
federates had gone somewhere, bag and bag
cage, and that Fredericksburg and the heights
beVond were in Federal possession.
5syVe give the story simply as It reaches as,
with the remark that while it seems we'll sub
stantiated there is still possibility that it may
be either wholly incorrect or an exagger2atl{pn 10
of some minor movements on the part OF the
Federals or that of the Confederates: The
gentleman who brings the information is we'll
Known to us as one who would not knowingly
spread false report.
The Baltimore sun says:-lnformatlon was
received in Washington yesterday that Gen.
Lee lee. was massing his forces at United States
Ford on the Rappahannock, apparently either
to attempt crossing there Or to make telnt
for crossing elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-06
from the Baltimore Americana

It appears from scientific investigation that
the salt deposit at New Iberia, Louisiana, is
of the most extensive and wonderful descrlp-
tion, For vastness and purity it is unequaed
on the globe.
Additional charges have been filed against
the New York Police Commissioners, and Gov.
Seymour has given them until the 18th in
stant to make written answers to the same
He will then order their trial.
The Adjutant General of Kentucky has is
sued an appeal to the people OF the State to
fll IN the twenty regiments for home defence
authorized by act Of the .. S. Congress.
The number Of contrabands brought OF by
Col Kilnatrick in his late raid, has been exag-
perated in the newspaper reports, there being
but about four hundred instead OF thousand
as stated. Most of the men were stopped at
Aouia Creek, where they were set to Work IN
the commissaries' and quartermaster depart
ment, while the women and children were sent
to the contraband camp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-06
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
nzg~ OFFICE-No, 104 King street, over
Z ones, (formerly French's) Book Store.
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.

I'!ycLNyArI, ] me 4. The adyIces from
icksburg are to the Goth Of May.
2or several days previous quiet prevailed all
2cng the lines, broken only by occasional can
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13

Anas"eaI Dddssvs.s.. = veeov~s, c.sds., Psndt
w. Chadwick: Paris Fredsrek s. Savage. Rsmsso J.msS
Mitchell; St.ubsn. - Lewis Trenton DsIos A. Cr.pst
Utica Ward George Pesr.on vepon Henry Nil,ons
Verona J. Pstt Goodseli wesmoresnd H,hsmish r. Met
calf, Whttestown Samuel Csmpbel-Repubiicsn Union ID
Annsvie David Beekuisni Desrfi.d Luther LeIsndi
Florence Michael McLsoghini Floyd Alooss Deoni,
kirssud, Edwin J. Steboius: Lee, Andrew Davidson:
Marcy George Robin Rome. Giles Hsweyi ssnssrheld
ysns, q PIss0ai Ut,c.. i't Wsd Jcbo n Doosis:, =
Ward VIM Bsker; Sd Ward, Sylsester Derbg; sth Ward
Peer Cunningham 9th Ward, Peter Cogher; It'll Ward
Joseph Bensdict; Vsnos, Cbsuucey brosocti Wesernt
es acknowledgements H. Last year Republican Unions
2pi Democrats, ia. ---f--rI rff fn 20 =
o.wsoo-boy son. - Husststrr; Hsnuibsl. Rensselaer,
naussoo hastings Thon - W. Green; Mexico. B. A. tat
nr; new Haven A. w. ssversncsi Orwell - m.tesdi
p'~eso City Third Ward Sobesk Burt Fourth Ward, D.
o. o. Soueh Psrish j. David, Pseino, joseph Hsfdngt
Robe's uS. u Gates ssndy Greek Aon Earl ssos
oetoni ADboy r. II. Bnryi Coast,ntis Julian Cartert
5'Pes Parker o.wsso. John Furn'' osweso,
acs bradley D. Burt Sscoud Ward George Harmon
rss TO- nam, not given schreppel Edmund Merry Vol
ny ny .Onn H. W9od,n; Yves, Moaroe Lacus L. strtlsndl
hspubliean-Uniop. 81, Democrs.s I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13
--"7777----7-
SHIPPING aNIELLlGENCK.
PORT or hE@-YORK....-.M ARos u
lCienrcsl.


stean'5p-COlumbis, Barton, Hsvan~ spoaord. Tsstos
4 Go.
steoness- Martha Stevens. Chance, BsHmOI-t VIM Dat
Ysi Fanny Csis,lsler, PieIson Baltimore VIM Dsssut
Hrva,y fierce Philadelphia, Jss. Hand.
shius -EmcSse Luce. Liverpool bowisnd Aspiawalit
Wise n.iD Scott Liyerpoo Wm. Frost Msstta (Aua
Vsiu,calns Antwerp 10 mboc Balchea; Wm. Tspscote
Bell Liverpool, Jas. T. Ispscott- =.
Bsrks-Eottu6e tBr) booth. Glasgow. Murdock Smytht
" Get WInd (BRb Allen. Hsysns w. w. RusselL Bros
G.. Concc;. M ttts Gardiner NJ H. Brglan Jane Lakcy
(Br.l Lacy, iou,ego Bay. JAM, Geo. y. Bulsy
Bngs-Lfett tDsn), SYiswn Lisbon, Fuuch, Meineks
Wsn6t; ST. Mays Dunhsu, New Qrleans istdins (So!wk
Lange Narcotics Holmboe Dalobeu Iotus tbrl John
ssR s. JONAS. T. r., breit Son Co.. Cuay.os tBremsnl.
IshI1ns BrcuisE, T. PsyeDsts. Oon lBr Mclnnta Der
NADIA Tynes Smith; la fsyo.s tDusca, Raven, Lssusy'
"a aud Porto CsbelJ, Fonlke's Sous; luiss lbr hsines
M.n,ani,s Brett Son Co Clara Pekins Rich. New'Or
ssns. Murray Nephew Wallace PeSk, Wallace Panama
schoonerS-jessie (Brl McDougsl, Rio Gssnds del Sud,
Brett son Co. Panther, CLARK flistephie Is kscte0
SOU Reindeer Notor Philadelphia n. Racket Son
Johr w,aley, Cooper Meiheet, Mass Croweu ffnest
y W. Snfh BOYD, Ws.hingtoni & ,. Young ParAards
Ehrsbethpcrt, Brett son Co T. A. De Hart CnmIainss.
B.saicrs Miller Houshtoni Phantom tbL) Wicks An
tisua q. KnoI Co.; Smishsoniln Davis ssni, stee
Jonas Smith Co. Arm faEs, krabe, Cescesser, II Z.
G. Russell. Bunting SNOW Hill. A. G. bsyeu.i hsttis
Low 81 s,Dfa.d Rssiir, Nd, {. Hsysnsi Matilda "ssS
sauta Militia end Cslthagens, NJ. de Pumafno LotsfA
uanrcond boston, =. w. Lewis Co.. H. Gould, Gre
web Phsdel his, JAS Hsnd ". T. Conquest, Luce Neg
Haven, lhos. DuuLem
sie0p -Blse.,.oHe, Allea Providence. L. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13

smy. 10 addition to the turrets, it shoud have two
pivot guns fore and one aft, OF the kind before
shown mounted on the pivot carriage.
Fifty feet Of TIE forward part 0. tls chip, aud 10
teet of the sierra has no armor, tho armoT crossing
he ship at these places TO form sboi-proof bulk
bead within tue skin and the ends solid wood
The armor is inches in thickness at the watsr-line,
and tho same three feet below md above. The nose
10 armed with iron Tor a ram. TIE manner Of COM
Siong these iron plates, as shown, adds greatly To-
shs strength Of tue snip and viii, at The same time
ses.st penetration almost equal to inches Of soho
plate.
To-day il Is announced by telegraph, from Was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13
ps;susfcrs. Sc.

George Harris French. herce for Key Wet ~nss
anchor 70 the North River ws'rda mt" ~ 'ne sco'
pn.n, Vista Of Tsuuon carrying sway bo"'ph neaa '''
4, Tr. ,rbr received bat Sign. damage
qso " ,er orents tof Dishy, n ID hence Tor king'on
t. olp, down the lower 0ss came 10 collision WIZ
b,n =, sueh,r f. sssaine, csIyms away bow'pn'' 90
Returned ior repairs
~. pp,,a f,u., ~ and from Baltimore Tor Aefan
-, N. CARO- of hay Government account .ook nie
w. led ION. lie ssisy in Cnesaposso Bay nsh inst
Tte B.,sey Hail Thompson fsoa. Baltimore ABOUT N'"
TO- on@rgs,own has nc. sees been hear ir1h'
''' uoxoLuLr. Jan 70. 1861
,y ,lo Zsssrl fror. Puget Sound for taiPs'sso, ~s
rsro int thia port leaking and aeT rseefas 'hs
M S.~tsrn.li.u bii. Leopard. nom Paset souna'
sius badly The cspaiu Il swaitins ordel' nom al
lhoin4s. =, -, ., ,os,
I'm .el- Csr,hagers gtom New Bedford Tor thushePnur
- rgryo az OIL sprsvge and machinery ashore on .us
,,,f buttons Reel, sud lies ia bud position As'
,,-r hr- been ,ent 70 hef ..
E,r,yfA Jan. II 1879
That, Piea,.r Capt Mortgons loaf 20 r'si ege". -,
u ;lc orr Csratu.m ls.uds. Java sea was I'm IA
Ftrand with carse OF hemp AID sugar t.o niss 1900
IsS arry. a here to-day aud iEe@ VIAL csP- hi' 'f
| me al prove total loss go o.. ., n, Aervritefa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13

ingtou, tina, tue Navy Department ere about 10 ask
for proposals for several large iron-cad SHIPS to
draw q feet vi water. No better auxiliary can
be had to harbor defence than supremacy on the sea'
II is to be hoped that some plan Will be devised 70
have these structures, that cost 10 much time ala
money, eiic.est, Ind that they will be made TO hhVo
some of the qualities suggested as desirable IN this
article published a, this time, however, princi-
paly d. suggestions 10 those who now have
lie defensss Of the Hsrbor Of Eew.York under con-
.idera,ion but made more opporuus by the proposal
u the Navy Department, TO build heavy ifou-clad
.hips
NORMAN WIZARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13

The Pbenix Fire Insurance Company Of B-ooklyn
have declared semi.annaal dividend Of ' cent,
payable on demand.
In connection with the increasing demand for all
classes of Government Securities, and the great sd-
vance in prices, the following announcement Is i'm.
portant TO investors,
09 snd .nsf Jny ies3 the privilege OF eonvsrlina
a. par will cesss.p
All who with TO invest In tLese Bonds az par
therefore must send in their orders before that tme
MeSSrs. Fisk & Hatch, No. 50 Wal-street, are the
Agents for this City, and furnish the Bonds direct
chaser.
1hompson's Bank Note Reporttr contains the an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13

IN stea~.1p Cakaw6a. lor Herana and Nt~O,ieaas-,y
b. Fowler Geo Hunt f. AInienice s. Covss and lady. h
H. Bra.,og Mrs Trswoulo sud servant Mrs. j. E. Hepaoe
dez asd servent, ~ D. Gardiner Yger, Miss Camp
H. h. Claiin K Baton A g. S,urdeysnt, c. e. Potter A.
L. briisl C. Ponsu e Gls1n. VI u OooswiI and 4ay, -
II. Lswreuce; j. sabstis, Rev " Glovor w. p. PAT
King. Mrs. Goodt and ts. chidres. Maue He'll
dago Mrs VI Bailey snd child T. A. Fhsr, r. IL. Camphlt,
Mrs. I, Mrs c. Rel D. JsGison D. Ihomp.on, A. S. Psk
mo- Major O. A. r Dimon. 3 q. Fsy. O. b. Hardenbrooks
Misc T. DImant, G. Fox L. I. Delaeze lady aud two chur
drer; NJ. r Hunt, lady and child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13

ic. q lbi T,o~ t6S.c = io' FsH'' NJ al"
encu. -. t,..s, ou,lpv include nothing bu. H.
- - ,.t ,sI ed OTeu. Second liefy lnc1udest ms
'' t.eu tie sIsii-fed NoNs sud I'd. oe.. thee
t,syyd sl,,u. Ordinary COLOSSUS p"'' ""' Wv
r...-.. .,A ssi,.,, thos. o. irfsrinr
l, ere cu. over the Grand 1runt and Eastern hs.
- - over ths Bosom Lo~o.i sad ~ n'tf We lte"
II
.ste mi. nees. but the supply OF Western nlnsu'
n nnnl n nj prices remain without eh.1~ rtum -
I -. l.rs ft Northern oAttie to eande.. ioi 20 49,
B,eheiisr 1913 ~ Western 20 NJ Tsysr aud ~ "
rs ooda ridss Tor III h c~t. net , Man.
shsc, Adj aucA .sd r.thcr Lishss u.sn last wtcA o.,y
s.d I'D ot 10 MI Hollis log 10, & % J' F"' -
nh,ut 6tc 1, 10 loT q small lot othisofs 'heep'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13
Arrived.


s.sn.hp pesno tBr Of Liverpool p,fsl ~ eh.fgs e
u. = Sunbos, Quaker CITY, Of Wilmington, n. O.
steamer Falcon Jones' PIo'idence ndse 20 Edward By1
ner
sssarner Anthracite Jones' Phsds pha rndse to Lopez
kHSp.tEic& o,,
" H.. U4kell. 49,.
stesne Martha Stevens Chance Baltimore. mdss to WA
D1laeL -.
stesaer J. R. Thoeisen MeCsbe Baltimore mdse 10 Wa
Danc.
steamer Tacony. Pierce fhadeptis, Hdse. TO Lopez
krkpstrck- 80 -
steamer Artisan -. Baltimore. muse. to VIM Dslrsll.
SHIP Csrl (Breu-l Often HaSre 81 days ndss ADD pssA
10 l, Duncan Had srong westerly gale. the estre pAs
ssss March D. lat. 10 70, o e93i pssee bark Bnt
Ism Steamer -. -, /.
Bark yuls Cobb (of Blcksport) staples. MslAgs Feb
"a sd Cibrslor Feb . rit 10 r. z Buck Co. Has had
srons westerly gales the passages lost ofeyad and spas
salls =, -, ~ -, a., ALL.
10 lunch Meaci. Wend Has had heavy westerly ga1es
the entire passage bulwa rks and split sifis 49,
schr low ard Baker B0soD days, Hidss TO D. W. Lows
Co. 80 -. -, -, r.. n..,..
SsIr tny son Johu.on, Ehzsbe,hpoTt Iron Tor boston,
sclr Gentle, I,stch.i, ROckl,nd line TO w biown
Sell. John Wesley Hooper Elijah sthpoTt for elnss<
sehr w. -. Aufenrsi1. Cook. Phiadephta cos
SIN Js. Martin Harding Philadelphia, coal: 49,.
barre Aict, Hswains, Baltimore. mdsc 90 "tn- DsasaA
WIND-At sunset, from n W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13

THE DiFrEREscz.-One Of the leading Peace
Democrats in the Maine Legislature said the o,bss
day that he would never consent 70 have Slavery
established In Maine, II that was necessary TO pre-.
serve the Union; lint when asked whether be would
coasen. to have Slavery abolished in South Carolina,
if necessary to preserve the Union, he hesiated and
finally lodged the question. ...... ..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13
A.iAu. Iat,Ie Markell.

hSiOhrhp '"" i March u, legS
.,,,.,of Critic a, market AS: st3n, 20 5s'ss'
TO- .cu.i.tin. o. Working oAen. Mi'h Cows '"'
20 ',,, and tlr.e yea. cd. q. -...ss 10 frs,
90. ~ ~. 10 u,ukEr BgsY-kNTs- ~ go 70 ~ ia
PR.is ~ -. %. .,-olB quality ga - ~ til'
qualify. - - ,.,r,y yyors,ns Oxep per pat
,or, and Calv,, rom ~. 80, ~ e. -
"oe rwo year od. !sa ~. .n'e go. ~ ies -
Ian and LspB.. ! $50 81 GteIt-' F'e 80 az ~ NJ
ah sep ' sstrg =. =. ao6 ~ % or rom O'"''e ! "
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UNION LEAGUES IN ILLSors.-TAe Chicago
zrIrne is informed that there already exists nos
lees than five hundred clubs Of the Union League IN
that State, and that tho organization is extending
with surprising rapdty throughout the loyal States
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THURSDAY, March l2-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, March I'-P. NJ
The Stock market wac generally very strong this
morning and the uaufaciioDs were large The
movement IA Pacific Mail was very active, the
regular quotation advancing TO los, with sass our
ing the call at 1873, seller sixty. The Washington
gold specnlatois are making desperate effort 70
get ou OF tho category their rsshness has brought
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Sailed.

s.e.r.,.-Georse Peabody Ellen s. Terry, Virginia Man
s,rs,Cs thsIlne Robert Cushmau, Roger A. Hen, Ts~
plsi. ,t..h,,. Meridian.
DSt1.I n N.yi1-, Henry Thacksry Jali4 Z. hsy "
csy We,t Abbje Lswrsaoc, Romans Pnnsess n. "a
sctomei.-Dlesm lbEh oo'asH 'eee''
otlte
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ilo,,- Waroens Nollee.

srsrE ~ NV s""n 1na wau..tt
roaT,Mi I'VE siye @,'i m accordance with
'fon q W. e Wsre ofce Of the pos Of Of ss ,Ss
2 iss 10 81, q, rgs,,s1 H. ns or
s ye % e examinations Sy INC vi, r's Ss
Y, ad that aid survey, .. Sis potcs. %
ioard said vessels; 60, .Piet No. u N. h.
s,o,.s
A,
Mn ,rthur o.. No 40 " n
NculltIn. o.. No y
n,,, Prince Allied. az
Nrta = Mona
Ytis Beaver pi., M sN
.ries NJ.
Scso'"e' WIN II. BORLEiaa. r's~es
J, Aces HssaiaAs. Secretary.
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below

Ship Monte Bells. from Ssw.Oneaa>
Es,A Mglttz4u.a
Bsh H.mbu. lDuich), nom -----.
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Cot'os-fbe British steamship Kangaroo, from
vefPasi has freight sss bale, oil cotton. The City Of
BAtstssss Sstax. aS9 AAlsa
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value Of nstien's iadpsry q sny aim. A. a., ..,,n,
o. werss 70 .sy period Arsaiessbs alton to the
M nq tnS o o. nc,es.e ell that hoped for and
An st,sntive exam paon Of whole ,pbec, ,hov no.
tt we nave OF Tue rosi vauo Of our
psbilites ofthe country. Co
TIE ports Of the 1870 and 1850 sho,r a.
real and personal poprty Of The Union uor, than
tie tel years which they euibfsce. q"
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arSIATuRB AIAAskC,

IN Esss....6;5l Ss. Msoa-Risss i.s3
.f wATEE IHis DAr.
andy Hook. 300 Gev Island. 1883 Hslls3aS... <,H
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RESULT Oh Town Mrrrisos.-osrIpaa,..an "srss B.
n.",s A. Mlasr; Ava. A. Edssropi Ro'av"'s "'''a' ~