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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DA,

SUPREME CoURT-tiEsEKAL TERN.-Nos. ! Il
Is Of the enumerated calendar.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcuIr-Part Mos. l6l,
ess. l7s9, lsl IA 2Uni is; la;s 1885, 1877 1877 ss
Nos tSs is%c 2s4t 1851 sl 1886 ROSE llss l4% 1886
ls4s 1880. 1850, 1880, 1905 1915
nurren.
BRooxLYs CRY COURT Tuesday, May 5.-Nos.
IT, a. "a as &C. 49, 81, %, 30 a. IS. g. 81. %. 49, 90,
Al. a. a. a.
The Jury will be tined the first and third weeks Of
the Te snd the Equity causes and sass ofsw The second
week.
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Tldyerliseuent
PuysIOGNoMY.-The

PuysrOGNoMY.-Th LIPS, and "what they
,sy with thirty three engraved illustrations among WINCH
.,s Jss.r,on Jackson Votare Blum.nesch, Joseph Y.
Nsai &C. re prssentng Gravity, ComPIehenon ConeentIs
ton. Application Love Of Home. Of Travelling rssrioa.
ConnIas,ncy Bitterness Hate Scorn and Contempt Love
~ PATE n Di,,Iuctton Firmnss Selreseern simplicity
Friendship Hospitality GlOomine' Cheerfupes ana Love
all indicated by tho Mouth. Thick Lips thn LPs ana i9
m np. 80 :" ne VIC 4, FowLsK WELLS. ~ Y
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT or OYER AND TERMNER-MAI L-Befors
Justice lsGRAHAn.
TRIAL OF ASA CROSBY.
The case OF Asa Crosby indicted for the murder
Of his wife Ann Crosby hs circumstances Of which
stated on Tuesday ss,), taken up full Jury was i'm
psnnesd and District Attorney Hall opened for the defense
Mr. j d. Townsend appeared for the defense.
The case turns principally upon medical testimony - to
WHISTLER deceased came to her death by violence not The
cress<xsminson by Mr. Townsend this point very
well conducted and seemed to throw much doubt - TO
whether the deceased her death BY violence nat
ural csnsss
Cunning s. Bedford IT, win open for the defense Tues
day. aud Mr. Townsend will up the same side.
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Tldvertisement.l

W.rrRs's CHORAL HARP-A new Sun.
a.x.scbool Book of 100 pages OF beautiful Hymn'
and Tunes contains many gems such s =, eow ws
know each other there l Suffer little cheien 20 e0
Leave me with my mother" leadsth beside ;l
wser &c. Price, paper covers 20 CENT; TO PER
sI. 80 cents sas per hundred M.led a. the retail price.
IL IL edited by Horace WATERS, sashor OF oanaay
schoo Rel. Nos and O. which have had the enormous
ale Of over gh hundred thousand cope. just pu9heo
by HORACE WATERS, Nc. +8l Broadway New-ioh'
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EDMUND BURKr.-Last evening Richard O'Gor.
man delivered lecture on Edmund Burke" before the
Young Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent Association In the
great hall Of the Cooper Institute The place was crowded
In every available spot and the lecturer was frequently sp
psuded The Seventh Regiment band discoursed music.
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CITY ITEMS.

Nrw.YonK HISTORICAL SocirrY.-At the meet
Society tonight honor viii be done to the memory
Of The late Presden. of the Historical Society Of North Caro-
u. Jane, L. Petru. series Of resolutions will be pre-
,.n.ed by Mr. Bancroft and several brief speeches VIII be
m sds ON the OCCASION
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Tldyertisenent1

The great STEREOPTICON which was exhioited
n BIRsnns Yesterday WIS truly splendid The Serso.copc
Views sxhibitcd were beautiful true to life anu nstue,
as such views always and the mode OF sIhrons
scenery buldbs. and master works Of sculpture were AZ
brought out with disincness totally unknown ti tns
covefy of that wonderful instrument IL VIII % eAn'S
WHY AFTERNOON and EVENING this week.
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EAoLsroRr, MoRsAS Co, ohis Assss . 's~
Msssrs HosrsrrxR l. SnrH-Gen's: ssse ~ "" &c
HosTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. ~ "s a
out, and We can. do without III in fact 10 " soP'"'
sthcr, s.omschie preparations with Us ,,vrpy
Respectfully, PRICE "h''"
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uwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. MAY 8, 1863

Ho.,a coneurred 10 directing the Street Csum'ohe
rnh., alden lane medisely Reports were aaopeo 40
Dave Forty eighth street. from Second 70 CSo,ch Of
k.,.n n,y-ment and TO donste tso 20 20 's =,
90 Se an,S.ce 70 pay ses,ment on their property II wa
$500 70 lsnge the hour Of meeting hom TO e''SA Oh"
the Board adjourned to Thursday
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An IxPuprrr OMNIBUS THIsT ARRIsrrD.-On
Saturday Charles Woods youth Is xssr' Of age while no
Inc in Second snached Sl3 In bills from me
Of his fellow passenger Christopher Sullivan and jump
Inc from the Omnibus away He was pursued BY sullivan
bsos Ju.ce Osborn whs committed hin 10 default Of $500
ball 70 snswer.
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ATTRACTIVE PLACE OF RESORT FOR CHII.'
n.rsThe children Of As PLUsB's classes In the LIGHT
,yYnsAsrIcs arc delighted with the exercise Inc no"
Academy. No. 50 West l4thst IL now open or clessss
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IAavertiaeInent1

EyERDELL's WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS
An. o,t ssgsp, IN the city Also Note Pspe Seals Mono
rams Silver Doorpaes he No 3o2 Broadway cor Dusns'
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pRrsrsrArIos-Mr. Gustavus Levy was the re-
.o0, Of an English patent lever gold watch BY the mem
her, Of the benevolent society "shebsh Ach bfe'hien
pvsllsrs few nights ago. MI NJ. Hamburger made ,hs
.n,on spesob IN hioh he eoquently Iverred 70 me
bis and sxtrsordnsry services OF their President ~
tb.nnt the objects Of their Society Mr. Levy
ihsnk, in few appropriate and feeling rsmai a'er
,he hole company down supper Toasu ana speeoH
ware made and the members dispersed Of 9 late hour.
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Anniversary.
Tuesd0u. Mdv 5

Lutsddy Nay ..
bATiT SUNDAY soHooL UNos.-AnniveI,.Ty exercises
10 cooper ins'i,'e t p n, ard So a., Fist Bsptis
Church, Broom sl'eet. 1T y O'Clock g. ~.
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lAdyer!isementJ

AdyertisemenIJ
SPRING CLOTHING,
Ar EVANS - u..r.,
{. :: '.'''-"'
Is Der cent below the market price,
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Nsw.MAIsvrrL., PurSAx Co.. Ind fss' ~
Msssrs HosrErrxR SnIrH-Gens. lou WV -. ,ss.
me two or three dozen Of your very de'iso,e -
ulsr STOMACH BIrrERS. MY supp" PAWN.
hsusted very 's'P''"sA"
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Receipts Of Pfocu.e.

MAYl-0 600 bbs Flour, 100 bush Con, Ma 70 bbls
Whisky 5000 lash. Corn, so pkg. Proy,o, IFS paks
Butter, 2eo pkss Petroleum, 800 IhsI Ashss $500 psga
Lard
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ANNIvERsARY ExERcIsEs-There will be speeches
and ,ones and an abundance Of good cheer a tho Hospital
corner Of Fiyhrt street and Lexington svenos to-day
sneus ct O'Clock II 10 the anniversary Of the
reception Of the sick and wounded soldiers st this Institution
under the direction Of Alexander B. Mott II expected
that Mayor OpAyks viii preside The public are invited 10
attend.
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orARrxxxAsrsa's DrpAafslsr'
IA. I. 4 u

CONyALYicsNr CAhF'
NYw.AIsxlNpRIA. Va. March y iS'
Messrs HosrHsrER K SxrH-Sirs: l have ussa 'e"s y
your HOsTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs Win We
creates, success imaginable have been sorey sm@''
dyspepss for Ave years. have spent more 'hAa .Ai's
red dollars In paying doctor bills aud bayns neae'a''
Of which gave temporary relief but yoar mo" 49,
remedy hss done good than eli Others have
Respectfully yours. SAMUEL "'-'
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Yesterday was the anniversary
Of the svseusien Of Ysrttown Va BY the Rebel General
Lee and to-day 10 the anniversary Of the battle Of wniam''
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NRW.JRRsEY ITEMS.

STRiEEs-MLiTARY AID CALLED FoR.-The Ia
borers secoIs Monitor Yard in jersey City still
strike for higher wages The employers refuse to scoede to
their demands, and determined to replace them by 9th
The laborsrs the watch and drive of oil spp
for work Application hs, been made ct the Brooklyn
NsvyYSd for 'qusd Of Insrise' for protection but what
conclusion to il not known The force Of night
wschmsn has been doubled to guard against ineendsry f
The mechanics In the jersey City Locomotive WORKS,
beriDg between four and i've bundrd TUNED out strike
yesterday.
ARREsTED.--Bamuel Blauveli, the engineer on
the Erie Railroad IT, charge Of the locomotive at the
time me li,tie g Meshap killed arrested ye,ts
day CoIon.s warrant and was he'd TO swat the seton
OF the Grand JaTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

TIE CITY MARsHALs.-By change In the law
the appointment Of 30 City Mbs to take the place Of the
Ward Contsbes now dsvolves upon the Mayor and Con-
,osr Last year the appointments with the Mayor.
and the confirming power with the SUPERVISOR but they
failed to agree the change Tho appointments VIII now
DO equally divided between the Republicans and
There are at least 300 applicants for these offices who with
their "ufusnta friends" make personal pressure OF ieary
600 men upo. the Mayor and Controller Upon the 'eHsh
Of this change, Oliver }. Holden who "" some time ago
nominated by the Mayor but in whose case no scon ws'
taken by the Board Of Supervisor WA yesterday sworn IN a.
Marshal for the City of New-York We undsrtand hs' TINS
nno,m.n ga, originally made upon the Recommendation
Of the Controller.
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HosTETTER 6 SMITH
= PI0prisss", fis'.sps@''
New. York Onee, No. A2s Broadway.
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For ALpAyY.LThe new steamboat City OF AT
bsny viii isav. the HHr'on-'tr''' wharf "e'0c' 'n'
morning for Albany
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SUPREME CoURT-0HsnnAL Txsx-M.r G-Bcsore

SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TsRx-MAr L-Before
Justices SUTHERLAND. BARNARD. and CLnRkR
RIGHT OF AN ALIEN TO BE ADMITTED TO THE BAR.
At the opening Of the General Term this morning,
Fsaru native Of Csnsds to have his name placed on the
list OF candidates for examination for admission to the bar
The question raised the of the Court to grant
such permission TO alien Authorities were cited to show
that aliens have previously been permitted to practice The
decision Of the question reserved.
CiRcvir.-Before Justice IxaRAHAs.
THE APRIL AND NAY CIRCUITS.
Part Of the April Circuit having been adjourned
and the business of the April term proceeded with The
Jurors for tho new Circuit were called and discharged for
Two weeks.
CHAxBsRs-MAr before Justice MILLER.
WHERE RECEIVERS MAY ACCOUNT.
The Rev. DR.. Mathews, as lessor, applied for IN
order directing recsver to certain rents due from the
members Of firm whose partnership affairs are In course OF
liquidation.
equally the assets Of but conceded that the
asked for BY tho applicant would not exceed the
that would be que him upon regular and hnsl
counting by the receiver.
Tho Court upon this state Of facts held that no reference
would be ordered to ascertain the nights Of different parties
nteocutory ns accounting by the receiver would
be ordered and directed that the have the amount
Of the hands Of the receiver paid and spilled upon the
lease.
Cnry Feeter and Cromie for the applicant w B. Pierce
the receiver; Wright Menibsw and T. James Glover,
MAIA Before Justice LsoSARD.
DECISIONS.
Samuel j. Hunt agt. Cathanne A. Connor-Set-
tied
Before Justice BARNARD.
Jacob Workman sgt. Harriet Wortman-Motion
Before Justice MILLsH.
Daniel II. Craig agt. Amos Kendall-Sest!ed.
Stephen CLARK at Elizabeth ClskJudgment Of divorce
granted.
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AVOID RESIDENT GosE.-The funeral Of Benja'
min Pike ssn who died Saturday last In the Sh year oil
HE .s viii take place this afternoon from h' l'' residence
No. a North Moore street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

No. H-GEs BuTLERs LATE GREAT SPEECH
The Great Speech Of Maj Gen T. Butler sths Ac'deiny
sfMusc April 2. 1862 Price cents; ~ per lOO eio
per 900. sent BY mail one cent each In 'dd'0o WI
h. b,,,,d TO pr,p.y postage when twenty under are or
dsed over twenty half cent eseb prepay postage Coal
ordsrs solicited
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BOARD OF CouScILNEs.-A regular meeting was
held Mondsy At o'clock D. The President, Mr. Nor.
gan Jones' occupied the chair Mr. Joyce presented the bill
Of w Carroll undertaken amounting to 1850 for .Tpen'e'
OF the funeral Of the late Col Edgar A. Knbs Laid
The Committee Arts and Sciences reported In favor o.
purchasing stand Of eolor for the Sch Regiment NJ Y
s. M. Laid over. The Board concunsd with tho Aldermen
TO sell at aooon lease Of ferry from alp between Piers
Nos 70 and 49, East River to Bridge street and also to
South Sixth street Brooklyn. from ths lat Of May 1854 for
ten year An invitation accepted 10 review ths eth
R,simeDt Vols It's to the city from the
The REGIMENT 10 eIpeced TO suiye in Jew days. Tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

Mrs. and Mi.s Brown give public Reading at th
Brooklyn Athepeum this evening See Advertisements
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Appo,yrnEsr.-Oliver T. Beard, late Provost
Marshal Port RayO, s. c. has been appointed 70 eisiI
ship In the Custom Houss
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TAdvertisement.
THE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
No. L-THI Cospucr OF THE war.

tn. Rspoyt Of the Joint Committee Of Congress on the
Conduct Of the War respecting the Management and opers
tons Of tho Army OF the Potomac while commanded oy
Con McClelsu 10 issued by u, in psmphle. Of thiywo
pages Price S eentsi 80 so per 100, $50 per 1,OOO
II sent by mall one in addition will be charged to Prep'y
postage.
I, also contains Lsrd Lyons ls,r to Earl Russell giving
an accom-. Of hs remarkable conferences with the Con'er
vative leaders,"
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ARTIST OF wnoLIsILE THIEr.-On Sunday

ARTIST OF WHOLESALE THIEF.-On Sunday,
Officer Edward J. Csrn Of the Phisdsphs Detective Po'
lice force arrested In that city John KehoI on charge Of
robbias the firm Of Messr Arnold Constable Co OF this
city the 2jh April Of four pieces Of silk goods Of the
value CT $780, and about tie 10, Of May Of two pieces
Of m goods valued At $3.50 The officer found the goods In
the pc session Of the accused aud brought them with the
prisoner this city Yesterday he tkea before Justice
Dodge the Tombs Police Court where joseph Baker.
member Of the which the goods stolen. dsn.
th,a them and entered complaints for the respective
thens The committed in default Of @loO bail
In each ohrnso to snswer.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPsciAL TsRn-MAr 4
Before Judge BRADY.
pICIsIORs.

Duffy AIT. McAIstcr. -M0ti0n granted.
Blo. att J.ryis-Motiou granted tsee optnion)
Bsssford at Buerheld -Cemuisson granted but stay
dsfendsnts to st Trisl Term for postpone
s Of Of trial II commission be not returned whom 10
called.
Stanop AT RobinsonMoon held over (see opinion).
Morriu sst Van Allen.-Sse opinion.
Munsv AT Donaldsou denied without costs with
lsa To
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RECOVERY OF THE BoDr OF THE LAST VICTIM
OF rHI ID. T. CRARr Explosion On Sunday afternoon the
body Of drowned man. supposed DO that Of John John
son ono the hands bosId the stss,ug d. T. Cray
II exploded few weeks ago was found floating in the
water Pier No ~ North River SlI persons their
lives by the explosion and all tho bodies except Johnon
were rec yeIsd 81 the time Of tho accident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

GRAsD LARcTsr.-Yesterday John McDermot
va, arrested BY Ocer Dousherty Of the fourth Precinct
and taken before Justice Dodge the Tombs Police Court
charged with stealing from Mrs. Ann McAvoy, OF No.
Madison street. god watch Of tho value The &C
cased was committed, In default Of SsVo BAIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

CRY MoRTALTY.-Tbe number oil deaths Ia
,b, CITY last week Wa. as Of which as were from acute
iss from chronic disease and 81 from '1sna ana
other causea This 10 the number In The
week In 1867 and decrease Of "a om the
number Of last week or the whole nuabsf died In the
public institutions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

POLICE MovEAxsrs.-During the past week the
polio. Commissioners made the following appointments j. b
Peacock to the I4h precinct; Michael Murphy to the 'n
and Matthew T. Hail. the 4h They also accepted tne o
lowing sons: Henry b. Shsphoh OF the ,tn
John T. Cuthbe, Of the iJdi and Aifsd "e'' VI wv ~
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his command. Inc country ulrecIly Denlnu lie lortt
Of Guadalupe and lLorelo 10 very mountainous, ill.,
Serpersed with innumersbc gorges and ravines.
The lines fortified by the MexicaDs are al least three
leagues (nlne miles, III extent and include the wild
country Of the Sierra Maiinehe, which would re-
qure large army alone to hold II so az 10 prevent
communication with the city, and IN spite OF what
the French say, daily communication is had with the
capital and provisions can come III unmolested by
the French, and the besieged can leave wh:n they
choose. THIS mountainous region causes about one
third Of the circumference Of Paebla TO remain
always open 10 the Mexicans. Still no one doubts
that Puebla will be taken. We only assert that II
u no Longer" merely handful Of nlsseraGIes who
defend it," Az Forey said Ia biz proclsmatiOn-and
thai though the French proclaim the Mexicsns 70 10
few and cowards-they commenced not an attack or
assault, but regular siege on the l7th OF March.
and that on the Ith Of April they had accomplished
little or nothing, and as one on the scene OF action
writes, had between 5000 and 600 men bors de
combat. sumner Ii upon them. Dyseotery nas ~.
sscked thsu and everything gives an air OF truth 10
the following:
.,, "vsSA CKui, April l6, 1863.
81 have il from well-inforned persons that Eorey
Intends coming 70 some arrangements with The
0excans af'er accomplishing some results which
being well presented and crowned with the laurels
ID victory and OF his triumphs at Puebla shall wipe
away the defeat Of the 9Th Of NAV Las, and afford
him q profitable tangent TO start oil on.
ca The Mexican account Of the operations before
Puebls 10 more minute and interesting aud 10 ali
probability more exact than the French OF winch
have sent you the greater part, bot shall lot have
siae TO translate 1t vi for you.
"On the I'D ult. the French began the attack on
Puebla-not simple charge by the bayonet, ror by
closed ranks but doing our army ali the honors Of
iege in form, and consulting all the rules prescribed
by art. % the 23d forces dislodged the invsd.
srs, who were trying " obtain possession OF San.
Iiago. The same was done by our msn al MOrella
with those who arrived at San Matiss, and the ssue
by our men from Gussajuato with the enemy who
we're enGeavoring 70 occupy the country which lies
20 one Of the tanks Of that fortress The same day
bar men from Durango drove Out the French from
Agua-Azu, killing several Zouaves, three OF whom
threw away their rifles and arms. On the oath, tbe
French got possession Of some houses near San Ma
|iss, bot were driven out three hours afterw6fd by
par artillery, and the buildings destroyed. Mex.
can Sergeant was taken prisoner, whom Gen.
Ortega ordered TO DO branded 10 the face with @
nsTk Of traitor and then set at liberty. GeA Otega
EFT an Official dispatch on the 10Th 10 the Minister
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vrsIr TO FoRT ScHUYLIR.-SuReon hcDougall,
Senator o-s- ~---.N-n Dr. Nsnderpoei. and
..,sral other gentlemen and ladies' visited ron vs-y-
,.srd.y and Inspected the Hospital thoroughly Dr.
Bor,how "a eoasny mailing improvements In toe building
and grounds which add materially TO the comfort o. The IN
,.us. The number Of inmates ia now sbosi 600
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19

AS this 10 many Of our readers will
be the last issue of our paper received
before the election, We desire to urge
few consideration upon them:
Iryou would support the general gov.
ernment while crushing this damnable
rebelIon-vote for ratification.
If You have hitherto longed 10 be
separated from your Eastern oppreSsors
vote for ratification.
lfyou desire hereafter for yourselves
and your posterity, the common right
to make your own laws-yote for ratif,
cation.
If you desire to resist the payment Of
the hundreds of millions OF debt, the
conspjrators at Richmond, have Contrac.
ted, TO assist Davis in devastating your
country and numbering your sons-yole
for ratification.
II you would not be compelled to repay
the ;Oxesyou hlre pad, under the resto.
red goyernmynt--voto for ratification.
lyon movit net have your former
taxes doablcaond thrilled by tho Rich.
mond traitors-votO for ratification,
lfyou would have them reduced from
100000 to SsO,OOO-vote for rstifca.
ton.
II you would be relieved of "frco
niggerS'--voto for ratification.
If you would have free schools--voie
for ratification,
lfyou would have men End money
pour in here and build up West Virginia
vote for ratification.
lrYou would have your taxes decrease
and your wealth fpcrsa,s--vote for rati,
foation.
Ifyou don't wish 70 be tho tail to tho
sham Southern Confcdoracy"--voto for
ratification,
Ifyou wish the old government to
stand byyou to the last-volo for ratlf,
cation.
lin fno you are and mean to oontin,
ne free mon--volo for ratification,
If you would insure tho adoption Of
the New Constitution, then each and all
DO ectloiu to VOTE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19
A few Queer Things.

We know lazy, shiflless, tifling deV-
lis, who never paid dollar Of taxes in
their lives, who are bowling twelve out
of twentylour hours about "the enormous
taxes we are burdened with "
We know men, the seat OF whose pan
falcons display the fias Of distress at half
mast, who could not buy too.uail OF q
niger If able bodied slaves were selling
at dollar dozen, who fy iNto pas
sion il they hear Of an "attuck upon
slave property"
We know men who never did a days
work in their liyes-save when borrow
ing or stealing was impOssible-whO arc
bowling like wolves about ''rree nggers
coming into West Virginia to compete
with the labor Of poor white men,
We know men who never had an en-
lire dollar in their lives, spend hours in
cSpaliating upon the dangers Of q paper
currency,
There ara queer people in the world.
Ninc-'onths Of all the talk on the above
topics is done by the classes mentioned.