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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
fnteetfue Trouble HrcsE1n. for the
Rebels.

NEwpEnn, n. G., June 9.-1he United
States transport steamer Albany leaves here
this morning, at 9 O'Clock, for New York
The concurrent testimony Of deserters leave
no doubt that the long smou1der1ng fires OF
revolution are breaking out In North Carroll
M; that disaffection has reached q point far
beyonl even the significant intimatlons Of the
Journals Of the State. Several thousand ar
rived refu gees from the Conscriptfon act, have
been for weeks entrenched in the mountains,
successfully def5iDg the Confederate authori-
The Raleigh Standard bitterly complains
that tho whole rebel CONSUMPTION act has not
been enforced in Georgia and Mississippi,
While North Carolina has been rakcd rs with
line tooth comb.
It appears that in the battle Of Chaucel1ors-
vile twenty-n1ne North Carolina regiments
were placed In front to resist Hooker'5 at
rance, sustaining au immense slaughter, while
South Carolina and Georgia troops were held
ia reserve. This massacre Of North Caro-,
iinians IS boldly and freely denounced, anu
The Confederacy is charged with gross 1n1ns;
tIce and bad faith. Numerous and studied
indignities are put upon the State, and her
people will keenly resent It.
Its proposed to mike Gen. Wild, OF the
African brigade, military Governor Of North
Carolina
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FROM Memphis.

ISprcial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune.1
CAIRO, June II, 1858.
Tie steamer F1cestone arrived to-oay'
bringing Memphis papers, but containing
nothing Of Importance.
Col. Howe has taken the position OF Fro
rost Marshal at Memphis, vice Col. Melanc-
tLon Smith.
The hospital steamer Courier, sent BY GOV:
Norton Of Inidiana, for the relief Of wounded
eoldiets, WAS fired into BY gueri1las, when
above the mouth Of White River on f11day
last. The rebels used q sh-poundef ano
grape shot. Nobody injured.
Since the issuance Of Order No. 65, at the
HEADQUARTERS 18th Army Corps, :, ,eS3 persons
have registered themselves as loyal citizens
Of Memphis, Including both sexes. Cairo Is
remarkably uuict
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the WAR IN VIRGINIA.
THE LATE CAVALRY BATTLE.
A Raid INTO MARYLAND.

w.,u,~-oro~, Tpro II -Af fa3ra oIoun fha
"A7AtSsloN' oN' - s .as
the front Of tue army OF Tue Foeomac rctn21u
as at last adyices. The enemy, ns well rs our
oxen troonz. ore maintaining their orlrina1
~. .e1,.tt;. ,,a,,,, +bo +,71n
Aues " pate'e os.o" wv 'oH'
Intelligence IRON Cafotlne county, 'a.'
shows that the enemy has no strong forces
there
yv.ouoro>. 1rro MI b,a be.n cs,or.
"Asn'Su4S' 1uns ~ s usen aso.a
taincd that the rebel cavalry at Culpepper, SO
severely handled in the late engagement, is
now snnnortef1 hv 1a,,ra bodfes Of infantry
,.:r ...:.. e.-..,o.
ano 1eaS5 artniery' nv nafe ao1n1n:5 1u''n''
in reference to the recent tight.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE following off,
49,, 60, 49, ~.oo;r.s t.'aor,
e1ai @s1e6 '1'A "ae A~~e>o ~
fOoLEsF1LLE, June ll.-hepc1 caF4iTy caWo
across tue river thts morning, at day6reaS-
about 25o strorg. Ihey dashed rapldlg up
the tow-path, driving n onr patto!s, ana a.
tackled company l.. Of the It'll Michigan ca9al-
r., who we're on picket duty at seneca. Our
forces gradually fell back pursued hy the en-
e1ny to within three miles OF Poolesvllid.
The enemy then retEcated TO Seneca and burn-
cd the camp of the Michigan company.
They returned down the toW-patn ana re-.
crossed the river. we lost four men Killed
and one badly wounded Inc enemy iei5 On
tho field ono Lieutenant anu one man Killed.
New YORK, June 11.-There is no change
in relation to the position on our left at Fred
crickBburg. TwentY.eight pieces are visible
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CHICAGO. FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1868

icol Engineers, who sacrificed his life for bis
country at Molipo del Rey. he is relative
Of Gen. Robert E. Lee, of the REBEL >Tmy, anu
Of the Curtis fnmily.
William ". Baine was convicted at the &C.
tober term Of the District Court for hinne-
sofa, for counterfeiting coin, and sentcn cad to
Imprisonment In the State Penitentiary Tor
period Of five years.
reached here Ills morning from Camp Chase,
Ohio, and we're sent to the old Capital: G:
Clawsou, Samuel C1awson. Misses Sarah ]
md Harriet ClawBon. They will be sent
South.
Three hundred prisoners were sent South
to-day for exchange.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-It Is announced
that the Government will give the Enlistment
Act the most liberal construction that may
be possible.
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FROM MIL WAUKEE.


MILWAUKEE, June II, 1853.
The Grand Lodge of Masons of this city
closed their session last evening, after elect
ing tho following officers for the ensuing
year:
Matter. A. B. Alden, Of Portage; Senior War
den, j. r Wentworth. Of Geneva; Junior War-
den, Vim. II. Finer. OF Fcn du Lac: Secretary,
WIN. L. Palmer, Of Milwaukee; Treasurer, 8. S.
DuEgett, Of Milwaukee.
The Union meeting held at Waterloo, yes
terlay, was very largely attended, over 5000
people being present. The principal speak
ers wtre Geo. G. Bellows Of Milwaukee, Wm.
Hasclten Of Columbia, A. Scott Sloan and
Charles Dollinghurst.
4 Coppcrhead meeting was held at Cedar
burg yesterday, under the supervision Of the
redoubtable Fred. Horn, formerly Captain Of
the Ccdarburg Rifles, which company refused
to take up arms In defense Of their country
ut the opening Of the war, an action which at
that time drew upon them the contempt and
Indignation Of the entire State. The usual
anatla,ras were hurled ut Gen Burnside,
adnlation Of Va1landigha1n, contempt for the
administration, and lore for the "wayTard
sisters" Of the South. The meeting closed
with resolutions demanding tho recall Of Val
1andieham, the dismissal Of Burnside, the
1eeclrding Of the emancipation act, and pro-
posing Offers Of peace to our Southern brcth'
nreY,
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The EAI0red SQ11fGTS.

NEW YORK, June 11.-Tho Ersning 15st
Gays a committee Of citizens, who recently
Visited Washington to lay before the P5esl, Z 81
dent the project Of Eaislnga division 13 o. iV.oo
ed Of Tie proposition, only regretting that
tie facts do not warrant them IN asking aq.
tho1ity to misc 190, 600, and declaring himself
ready as soon as sufficient number could be
ralscd, to make them part Of commend for
Gen, Fremont. If 1t should be deemed expo
dent. he would create separate aepar.mentt 1t
his CON bination Of white and black regiments.
4 scales Of public meetings IN the rural conn'
Ties arc 10 be held 70 initiate the measure.
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Ohio DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.
Vallandigha1n Nornina-
ted for Governor.
pUGH ON PATRIOTISM, PUGH!

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CoLuBue, OAfo, June II, 1853.
The Democratic State Convention to-day
nominated Val1andigham for Governor, and
George E. Pugh for Lieutenant Governor, and
the whole ticket by acclamation.
Pugh made violent, bitter speech, in
which he pitched into GOV. Tod md General
BuEnsidc. he said more than ever Vallandig-
ham or voorhees, dared to say. He scorned
Order No. 3s, and trampled on all military
Orders that defined treason.
He spoke somewhat in favor Of supporting
the Government, and holding the Administra-
ton responsible for ali failurcs, and urged
that in the platform no al1usion be made to
war or peace, but that they be confined simply
to questions Of freedom and personal liberty.
The resolutions nre very long aud amount
to nothing, and aIe not satisfactory to the
members Of the Convention.
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MuaFREEsBoRo, June 11.-The Chattauoo-
"a Re{I Of the 4th inst, In an article on the
eituation, declares that Breckinrldge's corps
had retured to Bragg, and that Johnston vas
50 seen1s IN his Il pqsop Is a9ppo5ed @ e sasa
ridee bus neyerlett Braggs camp. It is known
that regiment from two of. Breekin1idge's
brigades figured in reconnaissance uade on
the 4th Of June.
Wo have no later news from Vick5burg.
The rebel pickets refused to exchange papers,
it is supposed the latest issues contained news
Of o reverse ut Vicksburg.
Citizens from Shelbyville who reported the
surrender, state positively that t had been
nuh]ished, The rebel papers of the 7th and
Sth contain nothing regarding It.
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibunc.1
DEE MONIES, Iowa, June II, 1865.
The State Uuion League, organized under
the auspices Of tho Chicago League, convened
in this city yesterday. During It's session
steps were taken to unite the organization
with that which has It's national head at Wash
ington, to meet here on Tuesday nc1t, and to
that end 1t adjourned to-day.
The Supreme Court is in session, but the
term viii be q short one. Judges Baldwin
and Wright arc here, but Judge Lowe viii
not be in attendance.
Delegates to the Republican State conven-
ton are beginning to arrive. The contest fof
Governor will be almost exclusively between
Messrs. Le1l and War1en, and tor Judge be-
tween Messrs. Dillon and Williams.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Especial Ulepa+Cu w kAe AA1-eSo AA'"Nf1
ST.. LOUIS. 5une11, 1868.
Tie builders Of the gunboat Usage are con-
fideut that the defects for which she has been
condemned at Cairo can be rcmelled. The
Government hurried the boat oil from the
docks here before necessary trials could be
made. Capt. Eads has gone to Cairo to see
what If the matter. The Osage ID the severn
teeuth esanboat turned cut By Eads, and this
is the first one condemned.
The rcIals report thas Assistant ProTost
Mersta1 staubcr, who WIS captured by grer-
iuas in stage between Mexico aud Fulton,
will be hung, stauber has been saFefe On tho
rebels around Fulton.
Guerillas have appeared neaETussumbia, in
Miller county, stealing horses stopping mall
carriers, and committing neutrality-suspicious..
Bushwhackers are increasing iE-near1y every
county where there Is any rebel element.
General Vandeyez, Of Iowa, tns gone to
TlckEburE.
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Front San francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 11--Advices Of the
canture by q priyateer Of second Cali
fornia bound ship, and TINT insurance against
var risk has advanced to 10 per cent, arc
1fEely to Cause material advance in general
merchandise. Business dull.
The primary election Of the Union party
IN san Francisco yesterday, elected dele
gates to the Convention, who were favorable TO
making his choice almost certain. Law Is put
forward IN the interest Of Senator Conness.
, 1863-06-12

cS;" We are curious to know how much
certain Wabash Railway gentlemen are
out Of pocket in cool cash. Report puts
the amount ut 10000. 4 whole flock Of
lobby yultures had to be fed, and some Of
the members demanded the i" green backs"
in their hands. Like sensible men they
would not **trade'' for stock One Copper
head member, it is reported, threatened to
''blaw" on the t'ring" unlesslhis mouth was
stopped by roll Of illegal tenders" He
got $1,000 cash for looking owlish and
kee1ins silcut,-so it is said.
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E'1,e Late Naval Changes.

New York, June 1.-THE Washington
enecial of tile HeraM says: tit has been de-
termined to grant the request Of Admiral
mind. Admiral DaMgreen, 1t Is understood,
will take his place as soon as the Vteksnarg
neither Admiral DahIgreen nor Admiral
Foote, although assigned to active sea service,
is to abandon his position as the head OF the
Bureau in the Navy Department..
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SAVE Us FROM OUR FRIENDS.

SAVE Us FROM OUR FRIENDS.
Contemplate for an instant the spectacle
Of Democratic Mayor and Committee
chosen by q Democratic Council speeding
post haste to Springfield to ask Repub-
lican Governor 10 save them and the city
from their friends There is limit even
to thepatience Of Copperheads With one an
other, and Hore-in Sherman himself found
in the Gridiron railroad scheme q bit Of
cookery decidedly overdone. The case will
probably come before the invincible Club,
and little Fuller be made to take back
seat hcnceforth, while special guard will
I've set over the Alderman from the Third
ward. There has been no such stir made
in the Copre1head camp for long time.
Say Il Wabash" to any Of them, and hear
them growl. There is day of heavy
reckoning for these junior members when
the happy family get together.
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TIE mEETING LAST EVENING

=
The meeting called at Metropolitan |
Hall, last evening, to endorse The action Of |
GoY, Yates in proroguing the Legislature,
Tas m entire success. In numbers and
snitit it attested that solid and sober citi-
zcns Of all classes are relieved and breathe
fteer now that the associated knaves that
pccupicd the State capital as their Office
4o1 private bargaining, brokerage and
fraud aro sent home to their friends, and
The key turned upon them. ...-
Tic leading cause for congratulation is
IN the fact that Gov. Yates, knowing the
femncr ofthcsc men, and the service they
hoped to perform as Codperheads. ant1ci-
1,a1cd their treasonnble acts and sQuelched
fhcm in advance Of their accomplishment.
In doing 50 it is no small cause Of cougrat-
1l1atiop, that long list Of local and private
hills. the most corrupt that were ever
spawned in Legislative purlieus, arc slain in
embryo, aud among them the monstrous
swindle. tue Wabash Railroad with
Horse in it,
Let no one mistake the tenor fthe meet
ing last night, and deem that any OF our
citizcus believe that the monstIous nature
Of this local measure furnished the ground
of Gov. Yates action. Our citizens thank
him for the enlarged and patriotic foresight
which led him to shut of approaching
1erie]ation, intended to hamper and insult
lie loyalty Of our State, but they add
specisl accord of gratitude for the loca
and municipal service conferred. Ih'
ftGridiron" is now, henceforth, to be Only
IN instrument ofhot torture tor the hungr1
young lawyers who, intending to cool
1hcir own ample meal thereon, at the ex
1cnee Of the city, find themselves broilet
On their own implement, and done to
furn at their own fire.
Tho meeting was a proof that Chicag'
will stand By the Governor and the Stat
Administration. 1t Tas q happy earnes
that the sums will be forthcoming whicl
are rendered necessary By the intentiona
failure OF the Copperheads to pass the ar
preparations. and care for our Wounds
troops. Chicago will sustain the Govern
or, and lock hands with loyal me
throughout the State to advance all til
Sums that may be required to maintain on
honor abroad and at home Illinois !
7ovo1: Chicago is loyal, and the Governo
1xho has rid our State and city Of di
nrace like that Of the Legislature, will n,
lack Of appreciation and hearty suppo'
, 1863-06-12

NEW YORK., June u.-Capt. Butler, Of the
boarded On the 9Th inst, In latitude 80 deg.
38 min, Longitude II deg. 20 min, BY the
rebel pirato Coquetto. After ordering all
hands on board the Coquette. the Whtstlln;g
Wind was set on fire and burned. The Whist
ling Wind had q cargo Of coal for the Govern
Nor Orleans,
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REFUbl lcAn UNION DISTRICT c0h-
yEhri0R.

xu~sr Tnfon Convention oY dr1rrafe4
81 -. s.,t,aa of f.ooe and 1ata <o,o,rs.,rn
go ..rnth indcia1 circuit Of the State of Ij1fnnie
I'm h. ,ela in the Supervisors room. in the c1tv
.,f chicago, on the 10th day Of June inst,, at 2
o'clock D. H., for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for Jpdsc Of the Circuit Court for snId
Circuit, to be supported By the electors OF said
counties at the ensuing election, to be hcld pur.
suant to the order ol the Governor OF this sate On
the 30th Of June tust to nj the vacancy occasion
"a 1,v &he dna.b nj +ha 1ste 1u3cc 1yanierre The
~ ~ os oeam A ~. .A1s oaose 1A Is,.x..a.
from the county Of Cook. and twenty-five dele
-. 49,. - -. e~1.Eo
Gates 1tom Inc county o. AaAe-
q. Y. BELL 6.G. DIAAK. :. S .as1' .. AaaoN'
WArEEAANREED.H. 4. MASSEY, GEo. efGoSd'
COOK county centtal co"mlpee'
1As.Y Corr. D. H. SHERMAN, Jus1ue BANGS,
Lake County Central Comulttec
roo1- t.n1nrrv ,rrlIApv asrr11xcq
cooh eouN4 ax.0,.,.n1 tmI 1a4 4.na. NJ:
Pursuant to the aboFc requisition for District
r~onrc,,;on liz. nennb11can 11nton t1cctors of the
49, .1--~T".4 ~ a.A.-.
ratS ol tn'cago ano eounts ol cook. ano I'LL otnsa1
srsPee Of their P.esiess potfa! ~ ,ta,ae fns
"s t.. sa...s ss,r,,-... thorohc,,,on.
Aovcrrment IN lte cnor1s 10 osnppfees Luz etsue1oa1
who arc opposed to compromise with traitors IN
xrns. and in fayor Of their subjucation and punish
1nent; as:d VINO arc IN 'a'o1 u 'i%osous l,oeosa
Hon of Tie war for tlis purpose. and for the pre-
x,c+x-.t,nu of thr constitntion and the Union are
%...- .oI..,a .,a,,,,,.,r-,oo+i,.atr+ r. +ha,,
hereby requested 10 no'o p1anst1 "ee.e - .aea
,an . tnst
1ne 'o4a w VI Ha1e' .I' ~. -
1on Of delegates to the aaao Dtsa1c1 coasenslon'
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New NIi1itnry Districts In the
West.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Tuesday, June .. 1863.
The Indian Territory, the State Of Kansas
south Of the :,Sth parallel, the western tier Of
counties Of MISSOURI north of the same paral-
lei, and the western tier Of counties Of Ar
kansas, will constitute the District Of the
Frontier, under command Of Maj. Gen. Blunt,
headquarters at Fort Scott or in the field.
The State of Kansas, north of the 35th par.
al1el, and the two western tiers Of counties Of
Missouri, north Of the same parallel and south
or the Missouri River, will constitute the
District Of the Border, under command Of
Brig Gen. Thomas E. Wing, jr,, headquarters
at Kansas City.
Loan, In command Of the Central District Of
Missouri. 49,.
Lieut.. Col j. D. Brodhead, Of the Sd cav
airy Missouri State militia, Is appointed Pro-
rost Marsha1 Gcneral Of the District Of Mis-
souri,.
By command Of Mai. Gen. Scloield.
, 1863-06-12

nAnr1snuRa, June 11.-Afajor Gen. Couch
arrived this afternoon to consult with GOV.
Curtin Oh tic best means Of defending the
border from an anticipated Invasion. They
will he joined tonight by Major General
Scheuck and Gen. Brooks. The most encr-
gctic means are being devised, and will DO
carried into effect at once, It Is stated that
the Governor will issue proclamation to-
morrow, calling for an organization Of minute
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Rebel Accounts Of Operations
on the Mississippi.
lFFAII2S AT T1CKSBUnG,
IDispatchcs to the Mobile Tribune.1

(Dispatchcs to the Mobile Tribune.]
JACKSON, Saturday, May 80
There is no news from Vicksburg SINCE yes
terday, but there Is no apprehension teit here
ns to events at that place.
No fighting at Vtcksburg.
The enemy has quit the etorm1ng process
and is going to try the starving.
is intrenching In parallel lines with OFT bat.
terieE, but ont Of reach Of our guns, and
keeping IN communication aboye and below
Vicksburg, thus cutting of Vlcksburg Gu
tirely. ,nn,,
and the fords aboye and below.
Information received states tho enemy's
cavalry went to Bottoms depot, twenty miles
from Jackson, on the Southern road, and
burnt the depot, large lot Of corn, and soo
OF 900 bales Of cotton, besides committing
other depredations.
REINFORCEMESTs.
a correspondent Of 8 Mobile paper statcs
that large body Of Mssissippians have been
orIlered and are now Oh the way to defend their
own state, their place in the army here (Ten-
pesscc} being supplied by soldiers from other
States. They arc mostly cava1ry, and under
the command Of Gems. Jackson and CosDy,
who are transferred to Gen. Johnston'a
derartment. The entire cavalry Which Van
| Dom commanded on the left has been placed
VERNON THREATENED.
We learn that 1000 Of the cncmy's cavalry
| were discovered By Col. Writ Adams regi
mcnt on Tuesday advancing in the direction
| Of Vernon, Madison county, and that the1
wcre attacked aud driven back to the Yankee
| lines, near Vicksburg. Col Adams has sfnc'
called for rcinforccments.
TIE STATE CAPITAL.
Notice Is given in the Mississippi paper
that The seat Of government has been ten
po1arily removed from jackson to Enterprise
AFFAIRS At PORT HUDSON,
| From the Richmond Enquirer. 5nne5.
1tis generally conceded that Banks hnde
eight OF ten Thousand troops at Bayou l., sas AZ
iiTectiou Of Port Hudson; and It ID feare
that place, like Vlcksbnrg, 10 now surround
ed md perhaps mo1e thoroughly tho cHt %insdif on;
remain hcmmed in at that place, unless he
oycrpowered by troops from the north an
south Of his position
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death Of the Legislature left it intestate as
to this bill, and to an immense mass ofhke
rubbish. There will be probably no OBJ
lection offered to the corporators in the
Wabash (Horse) Railroad going down and
bringing home the bill to be sold for waste
paper. It is all there is left Of the assets
Of the company.
, 1863-06-12

Some Of the Copperheads set up tho alb
surd clsim that the Legislature has not
been legally adjourned, because the Speak
er Of the House refused to recognize the
Goyesnors Private Secretary, who read
the adjournment message 10 the House
But "that cock won't fight" The
facts are these: When the Private
Secretary commenced reading the mes
sage, the House and Speaker listened
until they learned what it meant; there
upon, the speaker began topound furiously
With his gavel to stop the reading, but the
Sec'y went On and finished it and then re-
tired. Af>er which Little Fuller," who had
stopped during the reading, resumed his
spccch on the Wabash swindle. Hewas AZ
guing against the motion Of HI. Haines, Of
Lake, for reconsideration. When he fin
ished the Republican members were picking
up their books and papers and leaving. The
Coppcrhead members gathered around the
| Speakers chair and foaned and rayed and
sworc ct furious rate. Buckmaster, tue
!
When quiet was restored he said, "that
"for the first time since he occupied
"thc chair he wonld rise point
| Of order. If the message they
"thcy had heard read, meant anything, i
meant that the session was terminated :
Throwing down his gavel, he declared thu
Nil was no use talking, the institution wa
defunct, and the Legislature was playe'
} "out, and they might as well quit first a
alnst" The Senate had already adjourn
ed, and the members dispersed. The sui
seeucnt attempt OF the Copperheads t
rally, and pretend that the corrupt an
infamous thing "still lived" was farc'
: and any bills they pass will have no MOI
: legality than the resolutions Of vil1as
/ | lyccrm. There has been no quorum pre-:
) cnt since the Speakers vacated their n
! spcctive chairs. The Legislature Of go
!
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~ For Wants, For Sale, Boarding,
For Itent, Found, Lost &e's Hee
Fourth Page.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-11-05
FURTHER OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

The following correspondence between the Hon.
THOMAS SWAMI and President LINCOLN is just
published at Baltimore:
OFFICE OF UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
Baltimore October 26, 1863
To the PRESIDENT.
SIR suspicion having taken possession of the minds
many loyal Union voters of the State of Maryland that
the election about to take place the 4th of November
will be attended with undue interference the part Of
persons claiming to represent the wishes o the Govern
ment am induced by what know to be the desire of
large number Of people, and in urherance of appca-
on sday made to to ask most respectfully that you
would place me- as Chairman Of the Union State Central
Committee in possession of your views upon this subject
order that they may be communicated to loyal voters
throughout this State.
will beg you to believe, Mr. President that it with
no doubt dstrust my part, to what will be your
response to this letter that ask this favor at your hands
but simply to satisfy large class of persons who believe
that expression of opinion your part would not be
without its benefit to the people of the State in promoting
what all desire, fair expression of the public voice
l am, with great respect, your obedient servant
THOMAS SWAMI,
Chairman Of the Union State Central Committee.