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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

Ia ,a,.r r acres ex,e oack TO the iaor aHi j.
&c ' 80, ii. tr.es a.. house IL two sto,ef, win
~..{ I'll = d. ,.srr.a. .s.r,tbiny IT, s.gi, ,on' en-
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T. tAii IN on 51f'1, o, ,f nv 1' a iro.d qoe .
] sd dwelling ,yitl hi.u OIL. otn'r oa'.1Wiilg Ml.n
Il ,ce- attached on "aiea ao Tue '"as :" ,,o. o
700. ,',,rs ~, ul,,y tlua ana h. wood land ih-
ai AID euca ere a coed oder and as eoA7'n'o'''
i t 5, NV n,sa ~ ss,l, ;5or Of all rlsces address,
lr. Is. COW L'a NORFOLK Conn.
V7oR SALE THE frIr-story brOwn-stoue
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16
GOODS.
vi GARD.

w. JACKSON,
No. 81 Broadway,
Cs the attention Of Ledi raqu,ns Mourning Goods he
&c., mouse ,foca ol dr,.rsbs phEsS GOODS ior Deep end
second No.run. 'tluy new atNrs a1d Materials. seEy
fact dr.. rl Novtlcsao. q bs found IN any
otA.l ho... Our s,ocA ct B1nne.s. Mst,as and shawl
VIII be found yeTy ruPvsi"H 49,.
iari-g .is ro...r,c1 extensive improvements, which
~ BE-. M tho larg~st pc probably tie most POI lar house
ofthe . ia M world. ana. o. couse. poss.sses facilities not
within f.a. a. thsueuts, Ladies may rest a.
.u m I h-fto O.. hrr,o.of- uoth. saslI lie wsGiins 20
cur. tAeit most liberal paI nsge.
10 No La.s on hand very large stock OF BombiZines
as I'D ot.,r Docs Goods which ars selling less than
ne rlt CO.; ot !Y.fu tn Call and Please Oh
= we: JACKSON, MOURNING STORE,
10 81 Er1aIwEy between Sptus sid PIirce.G,s.. one
book above e ~ Nicholas alI ono beo" the metropolitan
Hotels. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

.rENO LET-Ile tiree-gtOry brick DWELL
x INO-HOUsE, with E1tesion, Gas Water ke., No. a
HAiKMaN No. 90 Pinc.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16
no LET-PA<T of the UPPER PART o

4 HOUSE No ~ East l3h.st, between living place and
5d-sv having eli the modern improve nens tCIoton Waer
Bait Room. ,3Gs sci small family without children.
10 tie ssca 10 10 Il all to O'clock Inquire the
IIcHI.Erf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16
DETENSON's NEW EDITION.
AURORA FLOYD.
ASK FOR FEThRsONs EDI- On,
AED TAKE NO OTTER.
ATTlcOfA FLOYD.

Iy " ss. VI, =. IKADPoN'
New and compete cd ion, i~sse tyre Is pnei-hea 's
day, comrs'e ia e octave Volume Of h''e nn"-'eH
Pigs price Fcy Ccuts acly Ony Hs ro'.sa-' ana 'O'
sale az PETERSON e. GROrHEUS,
No. c.G Chosnntst, ~ L4depha.
TO vhom sr o-.cg' ,lo.., 5r 4i-res d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

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4 It, and North River containing rooms Kitchen,
servants, rooms good r,'den aud small stable. i'll be le
low good tenant Inquire next coof II the premises
LEOPOLD EIDhlIZ. 5Dthst l2th-av or at tie Ohio
Of the AreIcan PhootyIe Company. No LsIoy.pIlcs.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18
wiao in california.

At a meeting Of the members Of lho California
State Agricultural Society held in Sacramento City
last month, the Board Of Managers made lengthy
and aboreport upon the conditionpf agriculture
in the State. In reference to.grapi growing, and
wine making tho report has Che following inter
osting paragraphs, which will attract universal
attention, The facts hero set forth show that
California Is destined to DO the best vino prOduc,
Ing country in the world ~ a .Al ~. ~
The wine interest has claimed earnest attention
from the organization Of the Society till the pre-.
sent time, Its increase in quantity and Improve
ment in character have quite outstdppod all other
enterprises in the State and placed US second to
only one State ia the Union in tie vintage Of
1860; and we nov stand most unqlestlooably at
the head Of tho list Of VINE producing States on
this continent .r.g a.s., .....4
The same source Of Information that reported
for our vintage in 1850 5s O55 gallons, reports for
1860 494,5l Z gallonS and in 1862 over 100000
gallons, rate Of increase which will soon place
our vintage above that Of any other country,
ancient or MODERN But quantity alone does not
satIafy our wine growers, Their motto is "Ex-
ceslor,' until combining the greatest quantity
with the best quality they shall stand peerless on
the globe and control the wine market Of the world
goal toward which they arc making sure and
rapid strides. Nf
With this audable end in view every wine
groSirg district in the old world, as well as the
new, has been infinitely canyassed, and specimens
Of every valuable vine secured and transferred to
our own vneyards-and wealth OF genus
experience and money equaled by no other one
enterprise Is now employed in the effort to secure
the honorable distinction in the shortest possible
time. ..lIla I FAs5f IaIH0l
There are now growing and in process Of On
pertinent within this State more than thousand
distinct varieties of grape, with which new expert
mental combinations aro annually made. Its not
too much TO say that Tho ratio Of improvement
under these experiments exhibited by the last five
years cannot continue ton years longer without
producing wines compared with which the most
valued impoyations oil the present day will be
common place. 'm4g3a lal l t.Mlo lj ui
! Trustworthy statistics show that there cahuol
be less than 2000O,0OO vines now actually growing
within this State, besides many small family
graperes nearly or quite sufficient 10 supply thu
State with all the table grapes used, leaving al
aggregate Of at least 2O0OO0OO Of vines u bl
devoted expressly TO the vintage as soon as tho.
come into bearing. And by the time thesI
200O0,0OO arc in full bearing there will bs q
least l0O,OOO,OOO moro planted audiu partiu
bearing. 3,a
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18

the snbi0ined extracts fr0ma recent elter under
bis hand that We have INDUCED in tlSep pfelimin-
aIy reflections. Writing on this general topic, he
holds the following language:
"liappy, The public mind is reacting. a
healthier tone is lseembe. Uisnism subsidies.
Neither 0piykc, o Field,nor Greey thrust their
abolitiOlism upon the meeting ut the Cooper
Institute on Friday evening. The resolusons and
Ae speeches were patriotic and sensible Let this
spirit be dillased among The people; let US hear
less OF epithet and deuuneiatlOn, and womay hope
fora retunol that union and devotiol to the Gov
ernment which, duribg the first year Of the rebcl-
lion, sent half million olgalant mFn Irrespective
Of party to tAoGeld, the remains Of one third oi
whom are now fertziug the soil they sought TO
rescue from rebellion But it. for not wearing al
abolition livery men are to be nllscritnnSlQy
stigmatized as copperheads we ara hopelsasy
divided, and our country irfetfiesablS lost, [
"Congress has armed tho GoverHhent with oil
tile powers that its exigeneies required The
Administration Is clothed with l2tuatlnary
financial and military authority f'Ao Federal
Government is now its own banker ind itssrnlias
are to b. levied independent of State Ggcncies.--
In the first year Of The war our young men rushed
voluntarily to the aed aud our banks is voluntarily
supplied the Government with ways and means,
Mark The change, andrealnot The lesson IL teaches
Caraessly. Ooerous laws can only becarried into
effect with the consent Of the governed. Since
the Congress was clioaen by which the conscriplion
law was enacted there has been political revo.
cton in four Of the largest States in the Union.
There arc causes for such re action, l,lt thJse
whoara responsible for the couDttys welfare seek
and profit BY them.
"Ihe compulsory laws Of tho last Congress Il
beneteially execnied, must have TIE concurrence
Of the popular will. The public sentiment must
approve them. This approval caunot be obanod
by prescription and deaunciation. lalr million
Of men will not ugaing 60 to Their graves like beds
under the threats Of political hyenas Who remain
at home bowling This, by the way, Is peculi-
arlIy OF abolition Ianatcism. The one idea meu'
do their utmost to aggrayate the horOe OF the
war but take precious care not to expose their
own craven carcases They are found, not with
the
'Grapplng yigoranl rough lroWu Of war,
but in the lecture rooms, upon ro3tums, aud 10
editorial chars, babbling about negro regiment,
that only haze an, ideal existence and hur,ng
aualhemas Of those who igbt for the Union. TAX
for example,a clergyman Sho perpetrates al
annual anniversary oution honor Of the Jerry
Rescuers, urging the farmers Of 0nondugO (
devote their sons to the war, while las own SOU
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18
sUBsoRIPTIoN,
From the n Y. Journal Of Commerce.
The New Territory ofArlzona.

Undoubtedly The newly organized Territory Of
Arizona is among the most valuable Of our acqui
sitions on the western side of the continent. II
is rich in precious metals, and has large tracts sus
ceptbe Of high cultivation, generally found in the
central parts, near The Santa Cruz and neighbor-
Ing valleys, and op the lower Ga. These facts
are proven by the existence of mines, long ago
abandoned 90 account Of the iuroads OF hostile
Indians, and by the remains Ofancent towns once
popuous and fourshing Over hundred years
ago the Spanish Jesuits were attracted there and
formed missions and scattered settlements all along
the foot Of the mountains toward the Rio Grande
The church Of San Xavier del Bac, Of the Santa
Cruz mission, is a large and imposing structure
still erect Ample testimony Us to the resources
ofArizona Is afforded by the survey of Major
Emory, and other authorities. Hon. j. Q. Bart
lett says Of the valley Of the Salinas, one of the
northern branches Of the CHA, that it will alone
supply food for great state Capt. Whpple, in
his report Of the exploration for the Pacific Rail
road, gives glowing description Of the region
watersd by the Salinas and Rio Verde HefOund
clear rvulets With fertile valleys and Otest trees,
the whole belt Of country along the Rio Verde to
the Glla giving evidence Of % country once popu
lous, and worthy ofbecoming so again" The es-
tablishment OF forts by the u s. Government has
snS % invita- am;vran,. Liant Mow,v v who.o 'oS. oS.
drass 4 faw years aoo baFora ,bo Ager,oan Coo.
a,srbicaI and Statistical Socistv wiIf be rsmam.
Ssrsd savs tbe sun nevar shame man a f,,er oroz.
;rr country than tbe throe bundred milea west of
the Rio ,imndel The trayelar has before him
,brouobont tba entra distance "a soo of grasou If
warm ru,r;tions crolitv Ninstr mia. wost n.
the 4imbres River and yollev vide and beautiful.
which at no distant day will suonort large M.
nuhtiop The Sonots valley Which opens into
tbs santa Cruz /. almost antirelv taken nm bv an
active American populotiop engaged in aOricnl.
tnra tbe nrodnce beioc usej for tbe sunnlc of
troona and the Overland Mail Company Two
cronp ara orten raised IN vear from tbe same Ind
Twpntv miles sast Of this 1oipt i ana or ths rch.
a,t % siIysr % rssions IN ri Aroma % Tbe Wachrna
Mountain according to Lieut, Mowry, ia abeley.
ed IN he nexhaustble' in this metal Among
n;nss nj "a lotelv onened ia ono visldinC bosides =
laros nar centsoe of silver ify tbrae ner cant II
lssa pnrcbased nv tha yarious mini6c comnaniea
f., nua IN reducing the ores
Thn,,gh tbe territorv south of tbe (iila 10 the
CoIorado River il generally an irrecloimable
dessrt tbs valley Of the, Oolorado ia fertile and
viii nroduce ali The tropicni frhits "a well as tbe
ceroals Tbe remains Of extensive irrivutinO canals
sbow that II was once occupied by la-pe Ilrrlcul-
turoI nonulation Rice. suoar and cotton are we'll
adanted To these lands. but the extreme heat in
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18

iYSRRh ct2ostyl IA curious Illustration oe
the undyng curiosity ofthd HmkSa took place
at once ol our small taYerOs tho Other night alaIt
seems thohouse was pretty full and, a gentleman
from Cincinnati stopping there, tho landlord told
him he would bc compelled to give him bed with
a Russian, The Ginennaiihn saw, standing by
the stove, the diTtlest imaginable specimen d
humanity, with the raggedost beard els that the
mani he inquired. "fhatshim, mid Tie seu-
tontious BoniIace. "Wcll, I'll DO did u sleep
with such d MOSS Of dirt o. that3liaJustlthen
tall, lank Yonkee slowly 1850 up from chair and,
pointing To tho hairy foreigner said, Meow air
that fauiner rnal Rushang' The Most nodded
assent, WALL meow Ill sleep with himi / never
slept with RushAnl as loa obs iad '|i
lie was bound to tell bis iOlksaWay down kast
that no bad slept with a liye Russian Y lClcye-
land paper Nh4A aAlQNf WV l'Hv * si
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18

I |N j
Quaker Guni Which are not QuelEer Guns.
The following curious fact felatihg to The
Polish war, isslaIed id the correspondence oflhc
London Stq'9 loaFol esi.ri.r sfefN haas
Tho scylbes, which play so important part in
The hands Of the Insurgents, appear to be lcrmida-
bic weapons. liheymay be described as d sort Of
hugo double edged sabsr Tho Cosseeks can,do
nothing against band Of insurgents whose front
brstles with llne Of these truly murderoas im-
plcments. Yoarreadcrs may Have read ID the
kilograms that tho Russians have taxed several
wooden capnonIrom tho insurgents, Tho value
Of this statement may be gathered from tho fol,
lowing; ltiswe known that in Tie Hungarian
war GenerA BEN, finding " impossible % ret
metal artillery, invented lspecies ofwoodon guns
which reQuganO goat art 70 -mannlpctwe. The
guns were fixed usually on any ordinary vehicle
strong enough to carry them. They can not bd
fred more than,lye or six times and after being
used arc thrown away as worthless, O The Polish
insurgents have provided themselves with nun
ber Of guns this sort Three of them, having
been already cast aside as useless, were found
somewhere by the Russians, who, Of course imme-
dately tcumpeIed forth to th9world their capture
Of three rebel cannon
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18
NUMBER a (NEW .sERIEs)


a 10 d. |I
Thost Louis Republican Of the lin March in
noticing the appointment ofGenl Sumner 10 tie
Command ofthe Departmental tho West has
the following! ''i'' '''.'
Though the career Of Gen Sumner 4 petty well
known in the West, btlsl Iecaptulaton wlllpot
be out of place, The record VI bis services extends
from 1879, IN which year he was appointed, from
civil lAe FIrst Lieutenant il the Second InIan.
Try Howas lor some Years ii the tommisspy
department but was transferred in 1883 10 the
dagoons, bis lank Ihcn being Captain. la l8A6.a
Ae was promoted Major Ito was in the Mexcin
war aid ut Uen0 GJrdo conmanded ihe regiment
Of rasmeg Which he did sGgaIaDtIy lhat fe was
prOIaotedhoio Lieutenant Colonel, by brevet--- {
llewas bteyelled Colopa for his brave and msr-
todous copitctut Molilo del Rey.f He was also
distinguished ID the alfiir at Medglin, March 25th,
1917 The next ycar lie Succeeded to tile Lieu.
tenant Coonelcy Of bis old regiment tho .Fis.
Dngoops From 1851 10 1853 be was selected
for special daly IN Europe. ln 1855, he was
promoted to tho ColOaecy Of the First Cavalry,
which was organized ip that year and from that
time tl ld6l Yas,engaged in the fr0pticr service.
IN 1858, he was c0maahder oitbe Dcbatlue6t of
Tie West, with headquarters atl16rt Leayenwoith,
aud remained lhero tlll ordered TO relieve the late
Albert Sidney Johnston, then commanding the
Department ul tAe Puclc. When tho war broke
out he was at lis own request, assigned TO duty
on the Potomac. where he commended division,
aud sabsqqgeMga corps. lIevas through neatly
all the cODili3s on the Peninsula, where no ds.
played conspicuous gallantry lie also took Il
prominent artin the Maryland canipaign ard
distinguished himself ut The battles Of South
Mountain aud Auletam. . fl.Iluos s.1.neg.
After Tue conclusion ofihe Maryland campaign,
bercceivcd Iurloagh bat was appointed by Get,
Burnside TO comrlaud the Right Grand division
Of the Army Of the Potomac from which he was
relieved 10 lhc latter part ClJaaaaty at the time
Of Gen. llookcrs appointment TO succeed Burn
side 'g 4d lllq9l .lin9ggi
When The rebellion broke out, as We have SEEM
Gen. Sumaef was Colgaa, Of the Fibt United
States Cavalry, About that time, however, he
was opp6inteda Brsadicr General in the regular
army, GeRems Wool and Ilamey b,in, his semi
ors On ihoalh Of July last, on the recoqmen,
datioH Of Gen Mcclellan ho was promoted tho
rank Of Major General or Volunteers for bis as
tngulshed g0lI0uly andmertOrlous condact intho
siege Of kebm0pd. ,..... ... ..,.......i s'r.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-30
Obituary.

xm,r. n, ma, > noble 81 MS Of ,hs Eonih thst
have fallen Ia % eEee o! hsf noao. aic Iis"ss
Il ere 10 uoas who ds&e;vAe more press: tnan ger
sesnt DArJsMIH DYSON, Who fel npen we
hiu,dv rlainv Of Na..y,bug ca Friday. the "a o.
Jolly. ia the 2s.h year Il bis fgs.
Surrounded by many co1si Il8 CT s0eft su.
q'i.t hems. ssd .fsy ols.' WI oss 49,. ,as
.ood for the e. ycasnt oi asr daliics aca. eaf -
Ia setusn thcrxat ,hs nans Of that sIad kiia i"Y
iax mother get hs o,.'d net its - eonrn'nens
Nf, Ee Isi. t.s m ai--hls ,na'h.r aud h's bono
ana eoI Kh. tts tented Il sii where re spsss nots
inf AwSiieA hin bu! tbs tr1sso aac hsid.Gip'ci =
soieisr lie; but NJ by cid respond 20 MS con
,ry's call, and bravery did he etrufge for r mat
psl j,aee, for b, know tte.s ssa snss' conso:
found Ia ewing pa.ri9ts asa h. !; vss Dci "isefa
sAs Lounds Of bis own dssr tnsve sia,e oe rhs
seen - ;AlI bu, i was uFcn Ia san OF
hs n,se,o n blood was spit anc liza d S-'y ifT'i
i.st to decsv. AID e'.u now bis grave ia .eS f.r
away TO b. wstees6 b. The s-ess tears u iemen
hra.ns nor cGn the hsEd loved oEe G!ah.
sbsvs his hssd the b'ooning rese OF .nsc'inni .u'
osrks Of Some tall and m,By osk o. usher form
eli sweet s.rains Of Ssl!shaul music, poT WI
no ~iit wsrs forge: TO blocn In al Their splendid
-sAasy. bet gently 'asy wh' wsve oy We P.ssms
rsrfisns srsvs, AMI when lght shall tn o~ around
,.r The nau,ls Of darkness. and g.! nssoTe b. lu b
ed In sien, ssposs. the bsAn'l'a. morn VII c2rce
or b ARA, I'd 10 her brsshtss. rohS 81 p'eIfo'
snd cast her sivefy i'ghs srou1d ms spas f'Eoie
the yeu.hiui hero s'"sps
May tie d.sply fiji lei family striv' 20 cifats
him ID every sxsmtie for tu'y &c WA = D Il
sstu!o,t to thai box sTcm which &c Las bees tsssu
AID more c,rf ecl. truthful Gpd gsneroa: hes'
asyst throI bsc within the bosom & mau. Tahen'
e o. In ths primo q ifs with nosp' cs eI'sh sac
happy L,forc lin this proves how 5000 'hs bright
cat hopes Of lie are k.s,:ed aud leaves be hus''
heart IN utter d&sne ndersy acd 81 ON d ~ 'co7e
~ho racu I. ala es:ly doth, ana zeal the dos 81.
eli n .. somfcried b. Ella hat d's'h 81 inrss
v.N az stxlye to i.a. CL.is.isu .ia. Tat -Esr
Sue resurrection morn III III Ss~c upon eli natious
OF sne earth, they miy b:holt Kin tf'shE H'id
happy angel around tie esiss iditItn- ".
dh.starheij co Va. jay. 1858.
Ee UhristlAn Gdyossts p srss c7Iy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-30

(IugAp GOODS az WneL.sALE--Ths To-.
J loving v-Sy dss.rabie 0a0ls have last bseN
tea. ised, and viii hs sotd cheap;
80 pieces Easish q .y Cloth
do 40 Niue d.
piece very 6as Scarlet Cloth
loo dcz White Liam Dos< IN Shirts
20 dos nsrino Undss shirts
leo dax NastiS easpspdeFs
30 pieces dns hi. CT Alpaca
50 dc3 asnrs l. O Bdhk
10 dtL d ~ Ysit Hats
100 d nogai Playing Oa.ds
80 90 large and assortse Hssalss
50 pssks Pins
50 dox Pocket Books
500 pairs Laaiss aad nissss Ehcsy
100 lbs sperm Candles
10 pieces Irish Lsnsn
500 gross Agate Dutsous
go palTS Often Cards. No TO- aud sundsy
othsr artc'sS 70 I'll Ut which The sttAutiou Of ne
9a0s calleA ISAAC HUTZsDR,
NS>lo III Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-30
ORElOH + OhI. i OpXEIEHASY.
1hCHNO-p July 80 1853 J

FH1ap OR0AnlZ tTi.'N, + TBE lOa uiS So
,Iip In this EtaSe by d'viAit2 !, ia'o d.
ifrts aud tn GoSd!vleIrS H. far che pa eha.s a
tropes distribution OF 2ssss ss:ros ccn1os l
hly ~ thu C:s GUAR u .hS Cont .slf. uea.fS'
sp.sovtd BY tue Secretary OF War, Il ROW Ia ora
nsi,r pSB3RT 1AxaAf III. O &, a! Peters,
tsta hsa ts,n Appointed (hsf Cis!rlo: Colln;s
.rs ,ae Ist cis,7i.t conprsing tass res:ion Of
this S;a.o east OF She Sius Ridge And sou-a ct
Es,or r EOLAz-. ce, a. Linais7s VII! .ste
chsfRs Of tAs - S:gIic. SoDpiiains hs cooltis.
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3. sxah OF ths Ate ssss for the pu.oasse,
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