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The New York herald., 1863-05-13

TNOR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT
II The United States Natl side wheel Steamship.
COLUMBIA,
Captain ID. Il. Barton.
Will pier No North river for New Orleans drec e0
Saturday, Nay is, ut 8 O'Clock p. N. precisely.
going by ibis weasel will avoid the rigid quarn
tine Imposed In New 0rleans vessels which touch at Ha
on their way out
No freight taken bills OF lading signed on the dyof
sailing.
FOR ire'sn' OF p'''AgP gPdFFoRp. T1LEsToN 4 CO.,
No. ~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-05-13
DAEIEL b. BURDETr. AUCTToNEER.
IL UNITED STATES HARSHAL'S SALE OF

brook yn, By order Of Hon. Y.-.
Navy under direction Of Robert Murray, Est,
Southern Dsst q New York carcoes OF seAOons.
sFLORIDAn
and Brig MINNA,
Censisiing Of Cotton, Rosin, ealt
Copperas EPSON Salts, /.
cunny Bags and Ground Salt
Also at II O'Clock. at the same place.
SCHOONER FLORIDA, her Tackle Apparel and Furniture
e she now lies at the Atlantic DockA
CafaloQuen ready.
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

yroHrH STREET. NEAR AsfoR PLACK-
I'D Propheey. --Wonderfu revelations sbven by
powerful seauu, whc has gsegssssa an ,se.s tn wsr
s1vIce about ~ yosr aravs riss. consult Rim
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

NEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND
Do held a the Cooper Institute Thursday Nay H.
O'Clock Admission ID cents Tickets TO be the
WILLIAM ADAMS Chairman
The New York herald., 1863-05-13
"a aCHRNCK, AUCTIONEER.

r,Du "a sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
H,D Wanr ALL = sae Of Horses. Wagon, Hayness &c
Hv oTpeWxsp ,pENcK, this day, 18th inst, At
sslcck at bis sales Years Old hsuss BEEN
n.ed United States ollcer for RnIposes Also
light spring Wagon and double Har.s ra asers' whp
Curryconb Brush, kc To be sold withou. ny or-
ase Qf the United States governmsne ~~rs-
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

AN ADJOURNED NEG1YNo WILL IN HELD IL
IA the Directors Roo = GermAakA Lite Insurance Com
pany Thursday lttoaeAnk a. o'clock p NJ, - Il
siA. sbsas ,sadnsy g e ssSn,y nishlssn y e
he view Of taking tAe vefukai Of the remsulng stock M
feowes viii be eseAt and villa give any desrcd infora
inyissd 10 attend. = = -
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

T ooK HEREi-ARK Y0u IN TRQUBLn-HAvE Y0u
IL been deceived or rinsd With Have your fond hope1
for advice and satisfaction In love affairs she was nevei
and shows correct hkenem q eure husband OF abscn
friend. Lucky numbers free wst Twenty seventh street
niug the basement bell
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

OFFICx OF THE ORANGE COUNTY MILK AssoCIA-
jersey City ferry New York-Notice Since moving day.
which changes woud call attention 10
the fsst "Orange County MIX Assocation' the
only Incorporated company In the city and doing the largest
business Of any Olga similar kind giving every 10
The pubic that they supply nothing but pure hssay cSan
You will give our milk TRIAL feel all
prejudice In regard to the supply Of pure milk p...
suhenticate an make our business
of H. Said assocation 10 here
by prohibited from selling vending furnishing its Gus
with other than unadulterntnd country
milk snd he vending: selling or furnishing Of MIX sdulie
rated diluted In Whatever OF the Gus
toners VI said association by Of Its officers agents
employees while In their employ shall be deemed msie
unishabe fine not exceeding the OF $500
imprisonment not 70 exceed the term Of three years. for
any 0denec the discretion of court OF criminal
jurisdiction within the city Of New York" We will be very
happy 70 leave supply OF either milk or cream-J
N. IL
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

u H. LUDLOW, AUCTTONERB.-vALUABLE
E.ysh Se;sTsps Hcs's E.s "a n.y.sishta 1 . street
xursAy, Nay ~ at u o'clock at the MeTchanss
css.room i@ Liberty s5se si near on.s H Ia
SSA S East Fy eighth street between Second and Third
ovonuos stoFes brick l16 BY - feet good
Eder has all the convonsncss; lot l26 by l0b 6O
@snt remain mortgage for i've years fossessaon Isl
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

4 srohrsHrNa MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH
You marry and al you vh to know, even your lhoughis
found Her maSbc Image Il In full operation No e1
Ludlow sueet below Houston street 20 csnts oenusmsa
mot admitted.
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

"A Rssei' ed large order from California and New Or.
pes Furniture and Jewrry wearing &pEirsl . Sss
wia pc paid'-For s" ures6L sis to $50; Coats, $40
70 .urs 81 10 g; also woolen and calico Dresses
sns"A -ioaks &C guarantee to the full value for
article; Pease Gall or address note by posi- to
Mrs Rosenberg where will bs dealt with 70 your salts
faction.
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

<vEnrLEnENs LEFT OFF CLOTHING PURCHAsRD
" The westsrn market, IN large sman lots. The
Can a the store sddrss fHos D. coNR0Y. a Cssirs
street
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

AURA KEENEs THEATRE
N'f NEW 'ffxNfoMiXES rs SiidinF: iifis Aaaas''''~-
FRENCH TROUPR
FRENOH TROUPE.
FRENCH TROUPB.
THIS EVENING
FRENCH TROUPE ST DENIS,
composed Of the 6uest most talented arses n The
world, who will make their debut 10 America this
AND BEAUTIFUL
r. r. RR
o. O. o. o. o.
SIS aa
l. l. IL
Irrr
A. A. A. A. a
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

HrApAnE RAY n THE BEST cLAIRyoYASr ARD
M Assolos,s( IN this city She ses y2nr ysy
cventh avenue. scar Tvenyssvsnsh street ladies'
eentemen. SC
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

M o. ROBERTS LINE.
CALIFORNIA, VIZ NICARAGUA,
ON SATURDAY, JUNE Is,
The x,eamer AMERICA will sail above, connecting
with the sieamer MOSES TAYLOR
For passAys apply 70 ~ c.,p,vcrov
l77 West corner OF Warren street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

EoR SALE At Ay..,o;;N;a =; Madam Morris county NJ j.;
eopsins eight OF ground house IN grove o.
Sees @ bnlJines new located high ground over.
r he countrv for % miles One OF the most eauful
a. he found in the country. On the In INIT Al
vi be sold al auction, between the hours Of ii and
GTHTiN0 Wayerley House. Madison
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

Atm THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
"A Eighth streetA Ladies' snd gentlemen VII mo y
6arss Furnurs and yswsy :, E.hays niu % DAY sscs,v
70 pay rs per cent than any other n ne
Oa sddressa notc b post ~ Sossrh s In,re nrs
Joseph.
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

WANTED "A LADY HAVING AN EXCELLENT No.
w seal and long experence IN church music,
desires position esdisg ssprsao alto 10 rrotsstAnt
orch denomination. IN thh city er Brookyn The
oHcaL
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

cows OF ONElDA-THE SONS OF ONEIDA ARE RE.
aasstsd 10 meet q the AstNr Fuse u NJ lody 70
make arranQemon or TIE reception Of the gallant Four
tcenb rsent Colonel McQuade, on Its return from Inc
s4ai OF war By order of the Committed
UHE PATTERN MAKERS OF NEW YORK AND VI;
cnity are particularly nequested 70 attend meeuns
the trade on Thursday evening llih inst a "a CLOCK
Military Hall BoWery, when business OF ereA, mpuI
sncc theif interests win be lad before tne mee
ing.
LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REvENUE.THlRIx-
u second Collection District. State OF New fofk COIN
prsing the First Second and Fourth wards Of ne Guy Oh
New York. .-,~-.x -. ..
s.vcd NJ ANNUAL collie CTioN LIST from the Assessor
or the Thirty Collection District OF the sae New
York and duties and taxes therein specined have
become yabe and that Will aendin person. OF
~ deputy NJ my No. $50 BROADWAY.
on The day Of May instant and from day 70 Gay mere
except Sundays until and including the iotn dy
Nay inst, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ ana r. ~ 70 "
And ali persona who shall neglect pay the duties aud
taxes afofaid assessed them within the time
specned will be liable TO and required 70 ten centum
additional upon the amount thereof.
Acr 'sSt01 ~ 1PRoviDs INTERNAL REVENUE TO SUP
THE INTEREST ON THE
PUBLIC DHBT."
Apprqvva Suis.i, irus. .-.ts
Any p'F''fr FAY AZ sG6S I, puTssS III Sss 81 TAXES
sHIMDXN SHOOK. Collector ga pistrtet
Dated new YosE. Nay .. 1853
The New York herald., 1863-05-13
6EoRoE COOK, Ay0TISosSSEsEHHf- Ay0gvSsS sHf
~ RIRaANT HousEHOI+ = riiRNfruRE.

fAis day II O'clock st - ssrooms i4 Broadway, re-
Srs class Furni.ure. most sf little used, yaPsrloI
kuits in plush, brec4te haircoth; Library ant
Dining Room Scts suits Of rosewood black wal
nut mstogAGy Library and Secretary Bookcase Side
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

4 POSITIVE FACT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN II
"A you get the utmost valne for your cast on
Clothing Carpets Furniture and Jewelr the best you can
tween Thrtv-eghth and Thirty ninth streets east side
There yormay depend you will receive Is cent more
At any other Dealers In New York Ladies' aeodsd oy
The New York herald., 1863-05-13
SPORTING,

VAcHf WAIVED A rIRsr GLASS sLooP RroeED
n beat OF twonty 70 thirty tons with cabin, crusre
board strongly buin the best nanner dram of wsser
not over ee therounhy well foSuf In rrsprr
that win earvy SAL we'll nct more than shrve years
od Adaress Ses ~ rcss % smss Ns. tors sHung sssh
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

A CADBMY OFNUSIC.
a AsGRAND ORCHESTRAL AND VOCAL CONCERT,
1F@ BY MR.. ROBERT GOLDBECK,
TUESDAY EVENING. NAY H. 1853.
VICTORIA 6YMPHONIB
Mr.. g. Will be asssted by
MADAME BERTHA JOHANNSEN.
MESsRS s. B. Withstand THEODORE THOMAS,
and MR.. n. G. TiMM
Tickets 81 to all parts the houseto be had at Beer
schrmer 7of Broadway: scharfenberg Luis 7os Broad
principal music stores Subscribers only wiz ed 70
the choice Subscription list will be closed
Saturday evening May 6 Subscribers for -four tickets
will be entitled TO boxes
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

IT II WORTH wHILE-ATTENTION.-LA CAN
receive $50 piece for Sis Dresses. Ecw ladies and
scntemen, you believe this Don't believe tbs ~
ahumbugf Yes, admit uis But more yoa belisve
20 receive such enormous prices a. advertised ~ osefS
bugeed By calling at once or addressing note 70 me we
known dealer H. HARRlS 6f Seventh avenue where yoc
will 10 dealt with satsfacisry ard receive hs w v.Ins
article Pease forget the number ~ sevenn
Ixdbes Attended by Mra H. uarra
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A GREAT DEMAND FOR cL0lHiNS -LAPIns AND
"A gentlemen having any Cast on GCothing % Osrpso "
2spo Of can % per cent more bersxhan ey Other
dealers the city BY calling on or addressing HAkL He
eighth streets, Ladies attended 70 BY hrs Hart
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infants shirts, Mrs Hopkins 5O ottoman GOV.
ers' harrington, 80 And various other articles
III TINS line were exhibited worthy of great credit
FARM TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS
10 AlziTus Brown of this city, for Union moving
machine, So 90; Buckeye Moving Machine Co 'fnee
their machine, 300; Brown, for mower and reap-
er,zOO; same for stump and rock puller 90.
same san iGr horse rake OO Brook Of this city,
hand drills. 90; Ames & Sons of this CITY for
beautiful display OF plOws, 800
The trOtting in the afternoon was yerv suc-
cesstul, and Notwithstanding the rain, every
thing went of finely and with good spirit.
The following is the result:
For the best five years old horse to wagon, Geo
W Bently OF this city, time 33 S25 90; best trot-
ting horse TO saddle, Henry l. Stowe OF this CITY,
time B, SIS 90; best trotting horse to wagon Jos
Hill of this city time 81 500 best trotting horse
to harness, MIR. Kingsley of Leicester, time 2: as,
$40 90.
The results of the show were in all re-
spects most satisfactory. The receipts at the
gate, for entrance money, and for rent of the
grounds, were on thursday 1888, and on Fri
day $9S2-naking total of $3.50, which
must afford a handsome revenue to the soci-
ETY., after paying the necessary heavy ex-
penses.
The management Of the exhibition was adj
mirable. Everything went off just right
promptly, and on timc-for all which the So
cety are greatly indebted to the energy and
tact of their chief marshal, c. b. Pratt ESQ,
of this city.
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" ANTED-A tenement containing six
w rooms. convenient to Main street, by family
with no children. Apply TO No. 10 Front street.
81 DIFF
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Manufactured by them Plain Tx ension Top; largest
made; oven of Sm ilcst slzc20 inches 50 rare;
oven Doors nound 10 fit an lined with I'm: d ilnpng
ami $haAis Craze; G - turning with oven Ventilated.
his is AN entirety EEW THING having tie benefit of
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e GOOD CARPENTERS WANTED
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w ANTED IMMEDIATELY, first class
w custom coat and pant makers, at No. Flagg's
Building. AVERY DAVIS.
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SPEECH OF HON. j. R. MORRIS.

At the tremendous Mass Meeting held
at St. Mary's, Mr.. Morris made speech
from which we make short extract:
"He said he appeared from that old
county of Monroe, which had never failed
to give an increased Democratic majority
at each succeeding Presidential election,
and which, Notwithstanding Legislative
jerrymandering, had reelected him to
Congress by a great majority. He had
been denounced as traitor and sympa-
thizer by the stay-at-home Abolitionists,
Notwithstanding his only brother, his sis
ter's only son, and his own son we're now
serving in the army, and he
himself had voted all the supplies asked
by the Administration He had roomed
with Vallandigham, and knew, by years
of the most intimate intercourse, that
there never was an impure or unpatriotic
emotion in his heart He read from John
Brough's speeches wherein he spurncd
the Crittenden Compromise, which would
have prevented the war, and appealed tc
the people to spurn Brough for that ir
October. Mr., NJ made an eloquent ap.
peal to the people to spurn, as towards
and scoundrels, all those who, not being
in the army themselves, were eternally
howling that they would see the last sol
dier killed before they would compromis,
with the South. "
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A SCRAP OF HISTORY.

John Kerr, Esq, we are informed by
the proceedings, presided over the Con-
veution Of II, and therefore may be con-
sidered as the leader of the proposed new
party, which is to be the simon pure
Democratic party of this county. The
following from the esprit of Democra-
cy,' of July II, 1854, settles the question
that Mr.. Kerr, like John Brough, is "a
life long Democrat"
THE Fusion MEETING.-The Fusion
meeting in this place on the 4th was not
numerously attended. All were comfort
ably seated in room about 20 feetsquare.
We have not learned that any resolutions
were passed.
Delegates were appointed to attend the
State Convention, on the 18th, to-wit:
John Davenport, John Sinclair, VIM.
Steel, L. L. Ellsworth, N. Hollister and
JOHN KERR. Those in attendance at the
meeting were principally of the Free
Soil (Abolition) party. Some infamma-
tory speeches, denouncing this Govern
meut more tyrannical than the despotism
of Russia, were made
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For the Spirit of Democracy.
HOl FORTHE UNION

Mr. EDIToR-Sr [ see County
ticket being industriously circulated by
certain parties, which madam rumor dubs
= The Union Ticket" but, upon investiga-
ton | find the ticket composed exclusively
Of and nominated exclusively by sore
headed Democrats 1t occurs to the wri-
ter that this sacrificing devotion to the
Union attaches to the honors and emolu-
ments Of the Offices; and not to union of
all parties in favor of sustaining the Ad-
ministration in vigorous prosecution of
the war for the preservation of the Union.
The State, and most of the County tickets
in Ohio, represent the various parties who
are willing to merge their party affinities
and prejudices into patriotic devotion to
the Union, and the old Flag; but, the I'm
ion Democrats of old Monroe are trumps.
Perhaps they are fearful of being Aboli-
tionized? Suppose the Republicans Of
Monroe as thoroughly ignore (Which they
should) this Union, as this Uaion ignores
them; won't this Union have good time
generally saving the Union? and particu-
larly enjoying this Union. Prescription,
what deep devotion; how self-sacrifcing
thou art FAIR PLAY.
The above communication was written
by Republican who has been for mum
Der of years leader in the party The
Democratic Union party is played out, >
because they attempted to deceive the
people by carrying water on both shoul
ders.- Ed.
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MEMPHIS, Aug. 21.-Specials say that
the 18th army corps of the only one now
stationed at Vicksburg. A species of
intermittent fever is prevalent among them
Cases requiring it are promptly removed
to the hospitals here, Very few troops are
quartered in the city only enough to do
police duty. The rest are encamped on
the heights back of the city.
The 18th corps (Gen. Ord's) moved to
Natchez for sanitary reasons and will re-
main there for the present.
Porter's feet is scattered along the Mis-
sissippi from New Orleans to Cairo and
intermediate points between where the
gunboats are stationed are patroled by
light draught boats.
No special news from below. Adviees
from Gen. Steele's Arkansas expedition
from Helena are looked for.
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nsg- One of the candidates before the

B6r One of the candidates before the
Democratic County Convention, two years
ago, made this declaration: g If do not
receive the nomination, | will bust up the
Democratic party He, very properly,
did not receive the nomination, and, we
suppose the party will go under. He
succeeded in reducing the Democratic
majority last fall to 1911 This fall he
will get it down, if he keeps on at the
same rate, to about $500. We hope he
will continue; and that the Abolition par
ty will present him with leather
medal for his distinguished services.
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Proceedings of the Monroe County
Union Democratic Convention.

In pursuance of netice, the following
Delegates met in Convention, at the office
of John B. Noll, Esq, in Woodsfeld, on
the third day of August, 1868, and or
ganized with John Kerr, President; and
James S. Monroe, Secretary; Benton Tp.,
John Hill; Centre, T. K Davis; franklin,
Isaac Murry Green, G.. w. Bryan; Ohio,
John S. Monroe; Sunsberry, JAS Cats;
Washington, Geo. W. Gebhert, J as. Wat
son; Wayne, VIM. Strickling.
The following townships were repre-
sented by communication: Adams, Beth
ell, Malaga, Salem, Seneca, Summit, Swift
zerland.
On motion it was resolved that each
township represented be entitled to two
votes on all questions before the Conven-
ton,
On motion it was unanimously resolved
that this Convention endorse the ticket
and resolutions of the Union State Con-
vention held at Columbus, on the 18th of
June last
Thereupon the Convention proceeded
to nominate the following ticket:
For Senator,
4u AIeCll u - 4uOIIeON w VI Seutre.
preventative,
GIDEON l.. TYLER Of Salem.
Prosecuting Attorney,
NATHANIEL j. MANNING, of Centre.
Probate Judge,
JAS. WATSON, of Washington.
Treasurer,
JACOB VERNON, of Seneca.
Sheriff,
THOS. K. DAVIS, of Center.
Commissioner,
JOHN FISHER, of Ohio.
In6rmary Director,
GEO. W. BENNETT, of Malaga.
Coroner,
CHRISTIAN SANDER, of Benton.
A business committee of II was ap-
pointed to serve the ensuing year.
Ordered that the proceedings of this
meeting be offered for publication to the
paper of this Senatorial District: and
thereupon the Convention adjourned with
nine cheers for the ticket
JOHN KERR, President.
JNo S. MONROE, Secretary.
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PAY YOUR TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the duplicates
~ for the Tax of 1862, due June will be
ready for collection the 10th day of April
1868. All taxes not paid by the Goth day of
June will be subject to per cent. penalty;
and if not paid by the 10th of July, viii be
returned delinquent and 20 per cent. penalty
added thereto. Pay your Taxes and save the
penalty. will receive the Tax at the Trea g.
urer's Office. VIM. READ, Treas
n. Ii. Every person should bring
with him his last receipt, this will save
much time and trouble.
April Is, 1868.
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vALLANDIGHAM's RECORD.

Devoted to the Union from the begin
ming, I will not desert it now, in this the
hour of its sorest trial.''-C l.. Fdllan-
diyhum.
The opponents Of Vallandigham say
that he is traitor We advocate the
election of Vallandiaham, are opposed
to traitors, and have his record for
sale.
If he was traitor, instead of circula-
ting his record, we would endeavor to
suppress it; instead of that, we have sold
800 copies, and have few more left
Price 60 cents in paper, and sl,00 IN
cloth.
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u. s.. Assessors Notice.
OFFICE OF u. S. ASSESSOR,
18th District of Ohio.
n Ii % 1899
MARIETTA, D. July % 1868.

Notice is hereby given, that the second
annual assessment, under the Excise Law
of the United States, having been COM
pleted in this District, the list containing
the assessment in Monroe county, will
remain open for examination at the House
of James H. Ray Esq, assistant assessor
at Darlington in said county, for the space
of fifteen days from the date OF this notice,
after which on the 11th day of August at
same place appeals will be received and
determined by me, relative to any errone-
GUS or excessive valuations or enumera
tions, that may have been made in said
county. l. II. WAlEho,
u. S. Assessor, 10Th District of Ohio
July 20, 1868.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that there will be a
oetition presented to the Commissioners of
Monroe County. Ohio, at their next session
praying for County Road, commencing at
the County Road running from Sardis to
Woodsfeld, on the land of John H. Rridge-
man and through said land, thence through
]. w. Martins land, thence through the land
of Josephus Goddard, thence through the
land of Samuel farmer, thence through the
land of Philip Shuman to the State Road to
!nterseot with the County Road that leads to
Nisperley's mill.
] August 5, ls63.-4w. pd.