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nNInN CnuNrY TICRRT.

FOR sen ii5r-sAsIUEt wtLLTAaIsON.
RepreseH seHtatiEes-CdARLES BABODCks AEAR-
iAH nfH tErT, o. b lD * NOVD.
Oom Eoa Plses Jadge-- H0BAUE FOUTE.
fr0tats Jud 90 -DA 7stEL B. FlLDEN.
Oounty Trealnrer---H 81 s. ~ sHIrrLESEl
oierk Common F Pass kREDERllk4zPR PRkkLlbe.
FrJsscutlug Attura aey---CHA A KLH5 " PALmEk
q uufy Commis-ioaer.---yl IN BABNUM.
Ooroaer-A r. PhENrICE.
Coazty surFey0r---W KNAPP
City Justices OF the Peace-DANIEL STEPHAN,
ERHDERtCE A. RI--NB.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

We continue to receive urgent calls for
aid to the refugees in LeavenwOrth and
vicinity The late terrible occurrences in
that locality must have touched all hearts
with sympathy for the hundreds who ere
suffering the loss of home and property,
and have fed for protection to the friends
Of the Union in other towns. We publish
to-day another letter from Mr. Brown, and
will be glad to receive and forward any
stores that can be gathered in answer to
his sppeals.
CHICAGO SANITARY Commission Rooms, =
September 5, 1868.
Ladies' lid Society Cleveland:
DEAR Friends IL am in receipt Of let
tiers from LsaVen worth that describe the
condition Of the sufferers at Lawrence as
most depIorable, and urging me to do
every thing possible to raise help for them
in Cleveland and Chicago, and to have
proper appeals made through the ssnltsry
Commission, as the people will then have
confidence and will give literally. l am
willing to take charge Of any relief that
may be sent TO my care, and will account
to you, in some manner, as for sanitary
goods. do hope that you will do what
you can, and know thatyour kind hearts
will prompt you to do your whole duty In
this matter with no word from me. My
young man at LeavenwOrth informs me
that your shipment of goods were received
Yours very respectfully,
L. R. BROWN.
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MILITAEY.
state service I'm the Cavalry
SRERIFF'S SALE.

OHERIFF'S sALE.-In obedience to the
command Of an order Of sale issued rom the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county and
State of Ohio, and to me directeb in the case
wherein James Kidney is plaintiff and James
McGregor Is defendant, L shall expose 10 sale at
public auction, at the door Of the Court House,
in the city Of Cleveland in said county, on the
seventh day of October, A ID. 1865, al the hour Of
two O'Clock P n. Of said day, the following de-
scTibed lands and tenements, to wit Lot No.
one hundred and sixty-twO in Ezekiel FolsOm's 2
allotment Of the Charles Taylor farm, in Ohio
City, (nOW Cleveland > sad lot being on Detroit
street, with front Of forty feet, and extending
back with the same width TO Vermont street
Said lot is appraised at 5000,
l4 EDGAR h LEWIS, Sheriff,
- BY L. 3. WHITNEY, Deputy.
L. PRESTIss, Plaintiffs Atty. .-.--
Sheufi's Office,
CleveIEFld, Ohio. Sept z, 1868. sep3;ll9
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ltl taks no Ice that Ellzabeth Fauisge-, on ihs
3 b day q AUGUST 80 hled her petition IN nc
ing " be diyoFos from said MioI eel Falling, ala
ging, g cause otDivoFcs, Wllful a1sence tr more
tnHu thee years Last past The said lizabefh 81
demands the custody Of JOhnlW Willam TaIlinger and
that she may Be restored to her maiden name Eliza
beth Sipel. BIeHGP PUObh,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
August 29s 1853. aug29-lle ltoW
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Yours, very respectfully,
FRANK CHAMBERLAIN.

With sincere thanks, Colonel Chamber
lain's valuable gift is accepted, and we
hope 10 use 1t for the comfort of future
claimants ofSur sympsthies and care. The
service given to the Albany regiment has
brought US rich reward and many pleas
ant remembrances.
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Iuti9. $, their sx'rsordinaIy agility and Daring
Dab.
CoOR's TEou9e Of Dogs and MonksJs,

lutio- s. Their Extraordinary agility and Darins
Dab.
Cooks TFOuDe OF Dogs and M0nkeys,
The Delight Of the Child-en.
TIE BALL BOOM SECS E. gree ed With shouts Of
laughter aud applause Thaao wonderful ami
ma sexhibit o perfection q training AID an D.
mount OF Intelligence which cannon iah 70 pro-
duca emoti us o wO der and a1rn-rati9n IN all
who vi mesa thcir
AMAZIsG AND LAUGHABLE FEAES.
Wa. KIECAD DE, The great Dramsfie aid kqnestrisn,
SanltEt Ext 40 DIN y, A. d world aFp 1iceo II
resenfaiivc Of PATE JkSRlNs-
SAM LOSG, the Great Amsrican Clown, Humofh Z
Comic sing,r, stump speaker G1d modern Grim
adj.
A TROUPE OF CHAsMISG LIT lie PONIES the
mt st b-Butiiul in the InigUrse, viii eppeor, to-
gsthsF witt their JgNE - hlDEhS and the
TAl ESTED BksMAT e TRolPn IN thu at
tractye and Equestrian hoyeltJs cal ed tbs
PONY Il ACES; Or, The Ride for the Derby
So Tho Msnageu eat paint with 70 mail erstih.
cato to the above st Of tnriTsied ferf0rners and
III tras rdlEar Hurelt and att acti ua, ana Reg %
q surs be pu lie that thsy bave not o3pod 81 any
txpenss which would enable rnfm o DEFY ccmpeti-
tin and onty every Oth-r t.avelng e.tabis1 nt
in tho cCuutTy-
NEW YORK OPERA BAND,
composed Of rrnO snet solO artists, b. Professor
s. kEEVfs.
EDM sSION to The Th-.a Slows, only so Gems 70
Boxes d: Is oauts " Pat Children uuder 2 years
25 csnts TO Boxes p o II III Price.
nRDoors opsD at 2ard7P. II. Persormanoe CON-
mpnees 2lf and - p d. sa.
Es-Remembsr the Tint aud fiaoe-Erie-St, On
Thursday and " daE. sept. ~ and .s,h. ssPts
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For Lake Superior.
NTAsTER's sALE-Pursuant to tbe

MASTERS sALE.-Pursuant to the
M command Of an order of sale issued from
the Court of Common Pleas Of GuyahOgs county.
in the case IN which Cyrus KiddeT and Peter Kid
der, executors Of Pliny Kidder, are plaintiffs,
and Charles H. Parsons, Sarah r. Parsons, Al
bert G. Riddle, Myron r. Keith, George Worth
ington, David Banks, David Banks, ir., William
Gould, J. P. Chapman, George Lyman, Luther F.
Lyman, Joseph Lyman, Caleb At ater, William
E. BeclzWith and Archibald Macarthur are de-
fendants, 10 me directed, shall expose for sale
at the door of the Court House, in the city Of
Cleveland, on the l4th day nf October, 1863, at
O'Clock P N. of said day the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: Situate in the city
Of Cleveland, county Of Cuyahoga and State Of
Ohio beng part of lot number forty three, (43,)
being thirty-three 1887 feet front on York street,
and running back Of equal depth (99) ninety y-nine
feet, and bounded on the south by York street,
on the west by an alley which runs from st. Clair
street to the lake. east by line thiTty-hree feet
from and running parallel with the west line Of
said lot, and north by line parallel with the
south line OF said lot and ninety feet there
from.
The said premises to be appraised advertised
and sold, acc riding according to law, subject to
the amount due said George WorthingtOn, to
wit the sum Of $1,000, and interest at ten per
cent, payable semi-annually from December 30,
1862. Appraised, subject to ssld mortgage, at
SL233lO0. VIM. Y. TOUSLEY,
WlLLEY = GEaV. Master Commissioner.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
SeDtenber II, 1868. aug2A453
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Kentucky has q State law which forbids
the recognition Of blacks as citizens BY
making soldiers Of them. Hence, when it
vas proposed to enroll blacks as well as
whites for the CONSUMPTION, strong pro-
test was sent up by the Union men Of the
State ItBeems to have been sfsctual, as
It is stated that an official order has been
receiVed'frOm Washington to omit the en-
rOllmsnt Of negroes in the State.
Two clerks in the Office of Captain HURT,
United States Quarsermaster in Gincinns-
ii, who was arrested sOma time since for
ffaudhave latelybeen arrested and confined
FOR sxaminsllon.
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4 LAaeE Union mas meeting was bella
e oarEOltos, Carol county, last week.
4 is estimated thAt thsrs Wtrs a the least
5000 persons in stiendanss, o. Hhen6 900
joined in he professor. Strong spssohss
were made By James Mason, EEq., Of fCIevt-
land, Colonel Anderson sad Others. ~
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The Louisville Journal hits Morrissey
more squarely on the head than Heenan
ever did, when it says that his offer of
5000 for a substitute contains more
vanity than patriotism. Il adds, with as
much justice as pungency, that if he had
wanted to serve his country he might
have given $500 for a substitute, and
expended the rensining part of his 81, 1000
in hiring twelve or fifteen volunteers. he
might have reflected that man who needs
the ihducement of 5000 to become sub
stitute isn't likely to do any lighting worth
a fftieth part Of the money
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For Gorgrnsr-JOHE BROUGa, Ca7ahog, Cor nty.
l.iout Goq.-CiIAs-a "A NDER5Oat, Montglmery %.
SUE Judgs-HO KING a HUNTER, fairfield Co.
Autfinr cL ifate-J MIS- Z. GOpMAM, HaFion Co
49, o state q NULsEf DUHSEE, -Nliani %.
o Pub Works-JEO n BABRERE, Highland %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

ARMY OF THE cUMBEKLAED-LErTER IRON
n. C Read, ESQ, AGENT SANITARY COM
MISSION.
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"A correspondent of the St. Louis Repub-
lican, writing from Natchsz, Miss, mem
tions the following incident:
Sitting st General Rsnsom's hesdquar-
tsrs the other day, saw gray haired
man, bent with sge, coming feebly up TO
the porch. he asked II he might come in.
Certainly, sir, if you have business
here"
He came tOttering in and stated bis
business 70 an aid. He wished to enlist
in the United States army
But you are too old"
81 am only sixty"
4 But you are 100 feeble s.rf. ..e..
AT think could drive q team, or cook.
have come thirty-three miles on straight
lire TO see you, and wish 10 live and die
with you These secession devils out yon-
der have just worried ny life out of me
bothered me, cursed me, stole me poor,
tried 10 force me into the Rebel service,
swear they will have me yet. That's q
pretty flag over the porch. I haven't seen
that flag in many a weary day l sew it
in Jsckson's time, in the war Of 1872"
The old man was assured Of protection
without enlistment, and went On his way.
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No Irish Need Apply.

Popular Irish eoDg. written and sung b. Hiss
Kathleen O5E0il. Price 25 CsniS.
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szedlpatoTy explanation of this trsHsae-
itsn-aay disavOWal of it. II he eanhot,
o0urt-nartial should give aim his de-
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Lntese Shin News.

ARRlh ED...............MaJ ISL 10 D. m
Steamship kangaroo tBr) Brdgmap, Liverpool May is,
snd Qurens,orn 10TH mde and CO to John o. Dale May
Is, ll:yO of He'll Buoy p,ssrd ship Sarsnak $50
day passed shp Clara Wheeler. bound In 10th pssss
amshp Persia bound Channel 2oth OF Mouaub passed
Bremen bark Marco PAoo. from Bremen for New York
Steamer l.. N. taifchid. Trout, Philadelphia mdso TO J.
Bnsu
Steamer Frank orp.his fhilAaolphis md'o to J. n.
BTlgs.
snip VIM y. S,orer. Rawlings Liverpool Rawlings, Liv.
pool % days mdse aud 40 pass 90 Iask Dearborn Had
four deaths aud birth saw svoral large cebes near the
BRnks
ship wsmorslapd tof Philadelphia Ocean. Philadelphia
days, ballast, to master.
Bat Di.pchs (Pra.) Prsn,' Dubn 30 days iron to W.
Salem Co.
bark Psusma (of Newport, Ens) Dowdsll ST. John, r.
n, IL days sugar to J. w. Elw-l 4 Go.
Brig Peerless (o Halfsx) Gnfths. Msanzss Is days
Thomas \. Wiman. 18th lust lat - H. lon 10 o.
spoke bsA Ly. OF and for London from tho Wos Indies
Bg ChamSoIuo to Boston,. Warren Sagua ~ days.
lsss.s 20 X L. Buck 20.
Big Paul Gerhard tpIusl Hnir Alicante Is days baas,
to lunch, MeiHcko WcndL
Brig Len spsod Poh Royal days, In ballast to +. Is.
hiSby.
soiL Il. B. CowpeIthwse (of FoTked Ryer. N il Ros-
err, Lisbon 81 days. ballast, TO master
S1hg. Mann L., baxter, PhigdsI phla 3 DAYS, coal
beh storm Nymph (of iayls tEnE Shusg st. Laoisa 10
dAys uiOlas.ss, Ac., to Geo. Y. bney.
Soh Rainbow Daniels. Tanrr fef Now .TIayan Oysters,
Self Anna H. Jacobs. Hail. Albany. nidse. tor New.
fisyon, CT.
senr Republic, soule Albany. mdss f,s New Bedford
WlND-sunset. s. w.
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Disgrnceful riiot in Hurrisburu,

On Monday Dight, soldiers riot occurred IA
Harrisburg, Pa. According TO The Phiiadelphia
Inquirer. about o'clock party Of soldiers called
ut drinking saloon, kept by negro named VIM.
loop, where they drank several glasses Of lager
beer The assertion OF the negro s that after Dim
ing they refused TO pay him, and left with several
berry glasses ia their possession. On the other eide
the soldiers assert that IS bill was laid on the
counter in payment and that Toop refused 10 make
the required change. High words ensued. aud the
negro, after bitterly cursng the party and striking
one ia the face, called Officer Campbell and made
complaint against them. The officer succeeded IN
arresng several Of tho party for tho alleged oense
who after hearing before tho Mavor, were acquit,
ted for want OF evidence.
In the meantime the news spread 10 Camp Curtin.
and Ut about II o'clock regiment appeared Mt the
scene OF tho fray. Hearing the story as recitod by
their comrades, they made savage attack on the
residence Of loop, and completely "gutted" the
establishment from cellar to garret. A negro. much
exaspeIated, firing at the soldiers from "a concealed
place, shot OF them, member Of the l36th Regi-
ment, through the hand. In returning the fire tie
soldier, by accident hit oomrade OF the l3ith the
ball passing through his left side in1ctipg painful
though not dangerous wound. The scene then be-
came wild aud tumultuous Still more infuriated
the soldiers proceeded 10 the center of the negro
quarters, and with yels and shouts, battered in win
dows and Quilted houses Tor squares. ..l. O.. n
Fears were entertained that tho soldiers would fire
that quarter Of tho town. and the fire bells wsss
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NETWORK Any TRIBUNE FRIDAY. MAY 20, 1868
AN ACCIDRN'r.

While one of the Zouaves WA driving nomo sho
wsd In one of the brass pieces, dl,ehafgeu piems
tnrely tearing off bs thumb 400 otherwise hJniiuB
ms hand and arm. A purse OF 5 OOo was nads w
for him on the spot. fis name is N1llIgan' Ho ~
q n,ivate ia company A, Hawkins Zonayes.
REMARKABLE SPEECHES.
The Hon. Roscoe COnkliDg, who was ono Oh '"o
strongest men in Congress, and who 10 now QUO OF
the ,tronRest men out OF Congress, made sPee OF
great mower and eloQuence, which elected p<o mos'
enthusasiic applause, and was tho Sub get OF com
nept In all parts OF the city, 10 will be ia all parts
Of the s tate when 1t is read, Tho Hon. Gerrit
Smith al,o made mastery effort, which was "a
remarkable for iIs magnanimi,y and patrotisln as
Tor its eloquence. Gen. Nye won golden opiuIoDs,
end others, whose names appear IN tho report, Ola
themselves great credit aud contributed greatly 10
the promotion Of the loyal interest aimed at by the
MASS meeting.
EVENING MEETING.
A vast crowd gathered about the principal stand
soon after sundown ard remained th-re until late NJ
night listening to speeches from favorie orators and
to vocal and instrumental music, and wi Messing the
exhibition OF fireworks. Three large calcium lamps
threw columns Of hight tver the Square, that CHM
niered upon the leaves. making them luminous as
quivering fragments Of lamo reminding the spectator
OF the BUSH that burned with lire that did not con-
eume il, while the truth that wss uttered WAS the
voice Of God spoken through The fundamentally OIL
man.
FREMoNTS BATTLE HYMN.
James G.. Clark, tho distinguished bahsdist ara
concert singer delighted the immenre assembly ny
the admirable nanner in which he sang this thrilling
HYMN. He is mo author Of the words and the
m ustc
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FRIENDS Yr,nLY MEErIso.-The meeting closed

FRIENDS YF.HLY MEErISo.-The meeting closed
for the year the end Of ye',erday moniog. sitting The
ph,cps business transacted the adoption Of al answer
to tho e9stes the Yearly nseiGs' IN correspondence
with this and OF Vsedc,Ory sddres- to the Indsn win
whom a, stated in preceding report, tho Society hi'
to Dissolve its ociA connection. The address
al admirably written document, II reesptulaed the pm
cps events which havs occurred during tho connection Of
the Society with Indians which has Tow suess'ed Tor '
years aud ssounded with excellent practical counsel ana
vi expressions Of the deepest interest aud desire ior their
welfare circular letter be sent down 10 the slbofdAIe
mes,D then adopted, AID tie meeting adjourned a'sE
bnof and solssin sitting The proceedings throughout
have been uuusuAy Harmonious without any cAshlg OF op
pos opul ne. and Tho general feeling snoDs The nsm0e'
na thl. has been truly resfesbns feuly Nesting Inc &C.
oucd Conference Ia regard 10 tho school held Oh Nedno
day evening enabled conclusion on ihe qaes
ton Of organization which entirely satisfactory 10 ell par
lies and prospect Is tia. tho iHsusa'on viii DO
started sgo.dly and under the favorable eu'Iiee
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MarLcts-Repoyted BIZ TslegraDA.

albany, May ?8.-MArket quiet Corn 10. for mixed
Wese sales 1900 bbl.. WHISKY, dc shipped by tow,
sa so bush. Corn. ll60 bush Wheat, 90 800 bash. Oat.
600 bush Malt, 1000 bush Feed
OswEGo, May 28--kLoUR unchanged. WHEAr dali; sae.
4ooo bush prime Mwsikee Club 49, LAT night H. coo
bush Wiuor Rcd Indiana Si Jai 900 bush do priv
CohN held 6tc which IL lc. above The views u
buy-r.-No sa-S tR9IGars quiet aud !e. lower grain.
Flour &c. Nhea, DC, Corn 1c. 10 Newiork. No receipts
by Lsko. EIPohTs-2IOO bush Wheat ~ 600 bush Corn.
BuFPALo. May 26-FLouR Ia moderate demand WHEAr
dull aud sales except private terms CORS ia fair
mand sales $500 bush. see. OATS In good dcms
sale. 10 OIO bush at 6&do5c WHrKr-sales loo bbls &c
fRs0Hrs-llc Corn, l3c on Wheat to Nsn-Yo.k. In.
PoRrs23Ool bill, fiour 1900 bush Wheat, 1900 bush
Corn, 10000 bush Oats ErPoRrs3 OoO bbs Flour ~ 700
bush Whes, l23,o00 bush Corn. 10000 buth Oats
CHICAGO, Msy B-FLoUR dull WuKsr steady at 81 I6
a I'll 6t OoKs hrn. ~ Qi6c. hRCEIPrs. j. 100 bbl,
Flour 5000 bush Wheat, $4,000 bush Cora. Sur.
MEyrs; 1900 bbs Flour. $500 bush Wheat iO9 900
bush Corn
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rung and s.v.~al bre companies were prepared 10

Yung and sve<al IRE companies were prepared 10
proceed to the should their services be regc,ed
Happily, u cir services were not needed. Besides,
the preser,ce Of the fire companies IN such tnmui'
could Mt otherwise thin add 10 the spirit OF violence
then REVEALING.
A # ,hIs was accom- pIisbed bstween the hours OF
ara IL, after the Provost GuHvd bad retired aud
when the guard had been arouaed and Mayor ROnn'
fort had proceeded to The OF the not everything
was comparatively qaie,, most Of the soldiers bav-
Iug returned to camp
This morning the scene about the negro quarters
wa, troly deporable. The windows and door' ~
nearly all he negro huts were broken and d,n9l-
shed, and their furniture taken away. Most OF The
farniEure was taken away by the aiirghIed ownerf.
Crowds of soldiers are still lingering AROUND the
premises. Occasionally, too, soldier SENDS y
rock through q wndow-pane thar has thus lar es-
cored tbe br,aking propensi,y No white inhGbit-
ants residence has been harmed.
w to the e1sn OF the rnBieaiers haa been
arrested On the 26,h an attempt to renew the nol
was queIled by the authorities.
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HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH,

an excellent otlou Tor dIees Of. syphc pssaIs, and -
az Injection a. diseases II tho Urinary Organs arising froi
ksbit. OF dsp.oo u,sd Ia connection wlt1 the sx.fses
IL cha and S.I.s2.dua IN such diseases Teeommented
Evidence Of the Ic,ponole snd reliable character vi"
accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
PROM TO 10 YEARS STANDING. With
NAMES KNOWN To SCIENCE AND FAAE
For Medical Pfopsrti-. Of suehu,
SEE OBSERVATORY OF THE UNITED STATES
See Professor DEVICES valuable work, the Practice
o. Physlc. ,,.,,,
See remark, made by tho late celebrated Dr. PHfsIC'
Phu.deiPhia -. =. ,,,,,,,-,, =
See semarts made by Dr. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL
cs-bfAted Physcian and Member OF the Royal College Of
Surgeons, Irsard publ,aed in tho ransaeors Of me
klGg and Queens Journal. ~ . ,-,,,,,,,s
See Medico-C hiru scal Review published BY BENJAMIN
TltANkRS. Fellow Of tho Royal College OF sutseons
see NEST Of the late Standard Works on Medicine
EXTRACT BuCHU, 81 per bottle, or sn Tor %
EXTRACT oARSAPARlLLA, - per bottle, Q! sI fs
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, soc per bottle or 'i1 f's
e. 81. $3.50 x,,......
on Of zach FOR STA whehwi be sufficient TO cure
the most obstinate directions aie adhered TO-
Delivered to any address securely packed hem oe'erVs0a
Describe avn p.oms all communications CnIss Fa1raa
teed. Advice siatIs.
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gE0OxLXS ITEMS.

Tuy Cor.rY CoRosLRs-Ihe General Term Of
l supreme Cont Judicial District rendered dec.il9n
al .iau IA nc c,,s OF John .. Ryesr ss heia. H.
u-..an larn.us luds ,nt OF the BIooayu Iy Court
L'c - ., - she ceo. tat he.opaa hal trio 10 tie
Oh Of Corouer Of Kings Coa.ty Hegemsn AID Ryder we're
candidates Tor Coroner IA lsO Ihs former 81 the s's
se, Of yote. A. be lid District whils Ryder Es1 tue
,i MY IL the hco county The Board Of IsnTsssefs de.
Asd lie elected aid he enee d upon tho date. OF
dido. RYDER contested nae cain and tAc DsIict lsS
beiug declared uucousttnons was decided oy ne Ciy
CouI elsc.ed Hesrnan appealed ana he e.1li
ov, .a'sd Hrf~mAa lad "a thc oce Tor Two years
.nd i've mouths Ths uueIpfeI term 10 seven meah' TO
Which hyesT 10 entitled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

The BARK JAsPER.-In the item which appeared
In yesterday, TRInUSE concerning this vessel the closing
paragraph should have read from COL HugenPs Office inead
81 from Col EuReD, hasel' Our reporter Ia 'eacn Of
s day dropped into the Provost AarshaPs ONCE
and hearing the aer spoken Of by several psron' pree'
made thereof ADD published the item which appeared
Ina Ts TaiBUxx on Tuesday believing Il to be- Legitimate
ns,y, and that no harm could a,o giving publicity,
particularly as lie bad heard OF the from other parties
outside OF Col NJ. Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

DIR. TowxsHSD's BIrTERs.-" Water" somebody
one. .sii is very good in IL, way but steady drink
rive re rump There seem person, who Incline TO this
o.nion Of Old DR. Town.ends Bte-tha. they se good
for teady drink We refer to the Advertisement without
pfomisng Temperance principles bitie' Of any
sor are way, bot I'VE taie tho DOotoi' i'f
4 that his are a. good the beet.