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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09
"a rriend in TTeed. Trv q.

DIR. SWEETS uFALLIBLE LINnIENT
Is prepared from the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet OF
Connecticut the great bone setter and has been used
in his practice for the last twenty years with the
astonishing success. As an external remedy, it is
without rival, and VIII alleviate pain speedily
than any other preparation. For all Rheumatic and
Nervous Disorders it is truly iRfabe andas eura-
tive for Sores, Wounds Brnises &C. its soothing and
healing and powerful STRENGTHENING qualities excite
the just wonder and astOnishment Of all who have
er given it trial Over one thousand certificates of
remarkable cures performed by it within the last two
Years, attest this fact.
See advertisement. n76-6m
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To Nervous Sufferers Of Both Sexes.

A REVEREND GENTLElIAN having been restored to
health in few days, after undergoing an the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes Of treatment
without success considers his sacred duty to com
munitcate TO his afflicted fellow creatures the means Of
cure. Hence on the receipt OF an addressedenveoBe
he will send free copy Of the prescription used. D-
rect 70 DR.. JOHN n. DAGNAEL 1S6 FutOn-street Brook
lyn New York. y-Feb. e0ms
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WAGES PAID
$40
500.

To sell goods for the ADA1Es sEWrss MACHINE Cor.
PAsT. We win give commission on al goods sod
By our Agents or pay wngss at from $40 70 500 per
month, and pay all necessary expenses. Ourmachiue
is perfect in its mechanism child can learn to op
crate it BY half hours instruction. It Is equal to
any Family Sewing Machine in use, and we have gs-
dlieed the price to Fifteen Dollars.
Each machine is warranted for three years.
Address C. RUGGLEs,
OetiO1y General Agent, Detroit, Mich.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09

EI'T0 CONsUMPTIVEs.-THE ADVERTISER
having been restored to health in few weeks BY q
very simple remedy after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread disease
COnsumptiOn--is anxieus to make known to his fel-
low sufferers the means Of cure
ToalI who desire it, he viii send copy Of the pre-
scrption used free of charge9 with the directions ol
preparing and using the same, which they viii fnd
SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsTHsIA BRONCHITIs
&C. The only object Of the advertiser IN sending the
Prescription IL to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he cOnceves to be invaluable and h.
hopes every sufferer Witry his remedy as it viii COS
them nothing, and may prove a blessing
REV.EDWARD A. WILSON
Wiliamsburgh,. Kings County, New York.
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War in Ohio.

Our exchanges, of both the peace and
military abolition persuasion, are filed
with talk about civil war in Ohio, each
charging the other with melting it. Let
all lovers of good order at home rally to
the standard of the Union Democracy,
that a party may be organized able to
command the peace between these angry
factions.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of nervous debility, Incom-
potency Premature decay, and Youthful ErrOr actua-
tea DY desire 70 benefit others, viii be happy to fur
1ish 70 all who need II free Of CHARGE the recipe and
directions for making the simple Remedy used in his
case Those wishing % profit BY By his experience
ana possess Valuable RemedyWill receive the same
Dy return mail Carefully sealed by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN
nIZ3m No 60NAssAU STREET, NsW YOHK.
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CERTAIN REMEDY.
u S E
The Confessions and Experiences Of Poor
Young Man.

gentleman having been cured OF the results Of ear
y error and disease win nom motives Of beneVOlence
send TO those who request it. copy OF the above IN
terestng narrative, Published BY himself This little
DOCK Is designed as warning and caution to young
men and those who suffer from Nervous Debility Loss
OF memory, Premature Decay, &C. supplying at the
same time the means Of self cure. Single copies viii
oe sent under seal in plain envelope without CHARGE
70 any one who requests e By addressing the authof
CHA5. A. LAlEBERT ESQ.,.
lan2ln45 OreenpoiDt Long Island New York.
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HEIMSTREET'S
Inimitabls Hair Restorative.
1T Is NOT DYE,


But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tenance, impaired by age or disease. All IN
staHtansOUs dyes are composed Of t1inar oa'Ssiie,
destroying the vitality and beauty oil the hair,
and afford of themselves no dressing Helm
streets Inimitable Coloring not only restores
hair to its natural color by an easy process,
but gives the hair a
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth. prev vents It's falling of,
eradicates dandrlff. and imparts health and
pleasantneSs to the head Il has stood the
test OF lime, being the original HAN ColariRg,
and is constantly increasing in favor. Used
by both gentlemen and ladies. It is sold by
all respectable dealers. or can be procured 5y
them ot the commercial agents, D. s Barnes
& Co. 2J2 Broadway, New York. TSo sizes
80 cents aud 81.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09
The Life of the Republic. 1.-THE Repub-
ho Struggling for its Existence"

- THESE phrases are in very current use
among election orators, aud their kin
dred class who write letters for the press.
They seem to be given forth as an orna-
mental intensity Of patriotism, but they
are more surely the signs of weak judg-
ment or bad purpose. If the persons
who utter them, or the writer's who use
them, be carefully examined, both as to
their present bearing and purpose, and
to their past career, it will be found that
they are ever of that class who believe
in military necessity" and its special
result-military abolition. Under the
cover of superior devotion to the Union,
and of intense hatred for rebels, they are
generally in favor of using the occasion
to change the government or to change
the laws; they either seek to limit the
right of sufrage-tO abolish State lines
and center all power in Congress, and SC
get entire control of all laws relating tc
property and persons. And just as they
hope to see the government measures
shaped to suit their own selfish views, SC
are they inclined by secret leagues or by
open abuse, to make an unfinching sup
port of government measures a test Of
loyalty and the condition of holding Of
fee. And so are they in favor of sum
mary power, and of superseding the Judi
eial courts by the pretended aid of mar
tial law, which is no law at all.
These phrases about the "life of the
Republic, " and "the struggle for its ex-
istenee," have no foundation in truth,
and they tend to mischief, by weakening
the public confidence in the government
as it is, and by creating an expectation
Of future separations. The true citizen
is for the observance of law and his duty,
and he knows that the law is all power
ful and sufficient for the suppression of
insurrection-of any insurrection that is
short Of revolution BY general consent.
And such has been the general belief of
the nation from the commencement of
this rebellion, and such is now the gen
eral belief and purpose They still fur
nish armies, and the means to sustain
them; they encourage the faithful and
true, they relieve the suffering wherever
they can, and almost create new power
for dispensing private bounty.
With the seeded States not only with
drawn from cooperation with it, but
united in resistance to If, the nation was
never so powerful as now. The remain
ing States have carried on the war of
suppression with no conscious diminu-
ton of power, and with no sign of de-
spair. They do this because the Con
stitutiOu requires it-beeause they do
not accept the rebel declaration that the
Constitution is broken. The life of the
Republic Is in no absolute danger, and no
one really thinks that it is so. Rhetori-
clans would do well to choose another
phrase, and find another excuse for trans
porting a speech from one county to an
other, and the people would do well to
give their heec to men of bolder thoughts
and of more honest purpose.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09
THE CONFESSION ANB EXPERIENCE OF AMER.
VOUS INVALID.

PUBLISHED for the benefit and as a caution to young
men, and others, who suffer from Nervous DisibfiitT
Early Decay, and their kindred misunderstanding
the means OF sefcure. By one who has cured himself
after being victim Of misplaced confidence in medi-
cal humbug and quackery. By enclosing postpaid
directed envelope, single copies may be had Of the au
thor NATHANIEL MAKFATR, Esq, Bedford, Kings
County, New York. y-Jau. com.
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.famiIn MItaifines.
DR.. Sweets
LIEALLIBLR IMMINENT
GREAT EXTERNAL RED1uDY


FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT, NEURALGIA, LUM-
BAG0l sIIFF NECK AND JOINTS, SPRAIHS,
HEADACHE. AND ALI, RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all Of which it Is speedy and certain remedy and
never fails This Linment Is prepared from the re-
eipe of Dr. stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the famous
bone setter and has been used in his practice more
than twenty years with the most astonishing success
AS AN ALLEYIATOR OF PAIN, it is unrivaled
by any preparation before public Of Whchthe most
skeptical may be convinced by a single trial.
This Liniment VIII cure rapidly and radically helf-
matte Disorders Of every kind aud in thousands OF ca
ses where it has been used It has been known
to iaik
FOR NEURALGIA, it viii AFFORD immediate relief
in every case, however distressing
T0OTHACHE also will it cure instantly
For NERVOUS DEBILITY and GENERAL LAS
SITUDE arising from imprudence or excess this Lin
iment is most happy and unfailing remedy. Acting
directly upon the nervous tissues L strengthens and
revivies thesystem and restores il toelascity and
yigor.
is the best known, and challenge the world TO pro
duce an equal.
Temelv malignant and dangerous, but timely appli-
cation Of this liniment win never fail to cure.
SPRAINS are sometimes xery obstinate, and en-
aTgement Of the joints is liable to occur il neglected
The worst case may be conquered by this Lnment in
two or three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
BURNS and sCALDS yield readily to the wonderful
healing properties of DR.. Sweets Infalible Liniment
when used according to directions Also, CHILBLA-
ms, FROSTED FEET, INSECT Bites and Stings.
Every Horse Owner
should have this remedy at hand for its timely use at
the fret appearance OF LatHeness viii eectually pre-
vent those formidable diseases to which all hOrEes are
LIABLE and which render many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless.
Over 400 voluntary testimonials to the wonderful eu-
rtve properties of this Liniment have been received
within the last tive years and many them from per
sons in the highest ranks Of life.
CA u TE q N.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and
likeness Of Dr. Stephen Sweet on every label and al
so, 'Stephen Sweets Iniallible Liniment blown in
the glass Of each bottle without which none are gen
uine. RICHARDSON & CO..
Sole PrOprietOrs, Norwich, Ct
For Sale by al Dealers. n766m
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09
upisn Domooratio Stats Convention,

Union uemooratio state ConYeAuoh'
At 8 Democratic meeting, held ir COlum.
bus, on the 4th day Of september, 1868, Bar
uaBas Burns, Of Bichland County, Chairman
and Judge Malion. Of Hamilton County, Sec
.resary, the following resolution was passed
Rssolusd, That all Democrats in Ohio, who
are in favor ola vigorous prosecution Of the
war for tie sole purpose Of putting down the
rsbsllien against the Government, and are Op-
poedsto an srnistiOe with rebels in arms, and
Withdrawing our armies from Iherebellious
States, until they submit to the authority ol
tke Constitution, are invited to send deIega-
.eions 70 a meeting to be held in Columbus, or
the 22d Of September, 1868, 10 porfects State
organization and adopt such measures as the
ezigencies Of the hour may seem to demand
for The welfare Ofour common country.
p p--os.s r,l,.;--,,,,
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Another Letter from Mr.. Lincoln to his Party

Mr.. LINCOLN has written a letter to
some Of his people in Illinois, expressing
his regrets that he could not attend a
meeting of Republicans at Springfield
By some indecency at Washington, it
was published in a newspaper there, and
telegraphed to the West before it was
received in Illinois.
The letter contains the following par
agraph about his Edict of Emancipation:
But the proclamation, as law, either
! is valid or is not valid. fit is not valid
Il needs no retraction. If it is valid it
cannot be retracted any more than the
dead can be brought to life"
Mr. Lincoln must be possessed of very
remarkable powers that he can exercise
them only in one direction. he thinks
he can despoil, but he cannot restore.
His proclamation is an utter nullity, and
will be so pronounced when brought be-
fore the courts. Yet it would be high
merit to revoke it, although he thinks
that it would be vain thing. It would
at least show to the people of the South
that the Restoration of Power over them
also meant the restoration of capital and
labor to their proper function in promo
ting public welfare; and that the people
Of those States were not to be left in a
state OF utter destitution and ruin.
1t would be well for Mr.. Lincoln to
learn that the West will have some very
decided opinions on this matter as con-
nected with their own industry, and they
will incline to give them practical So
luton. But there are many things a
Springfield lawyer don't know, and there
are many Spring6elds to seek him in.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09

We trust this call will be heartily re-
sponded to, and that an organization will
be effected that can protect the country
from both peace and abohtion fanatieisim.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09

B. BURSs. Chairmar

p MAUuox Secretary.
Exchanges please copy.
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publican party, who wish to pervert the
war from its sole Legitimate purpose OF
suppressing rebellion, into a war on sla-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

NAVAL sTORES-Spiia Turpeutire ,nther quiet oa'
firm at the t email ISLES at 80 saon cAsn
Crude is in limited requet ~ leO TO- as ~ uu' s
Strained 1t s45942j y 200 N. Ter Is also firm and ~
moderate demand at rs 5ydss barrel for Nswos. 40 10
ard aud eli for Stockholm Pitch Ia selling a. P4'
y Dbl for City. ,,,..
OLs-City Libse.d continues quiet, heavy and irresal
and sales to any eIeus could not be effected above ~
although cushers ssk much higher rates bot l. very aouo
fu. however prices will again reach rectn,
rates Crude Fish OILS quits lsngpd Lara ON 10
request at IS GSSc Distilled CITY Red hsi been actVo ~
7Oo mostly the inside rate O.her knds ere q net -,
PROyIslONS-rhe Pork nsrket. nAuerc-d by the l'rs,
u rs for Old Mss sIS Is Tor New do aud sl3 . for
Prime Beef is quite dull and prices sre merely nonins.
Trcs Beef IL also very quiet aud prices entirely nominal
Beef Hams reelected Cut Meats lover snd heiFy
but IN good demsnd a the ooncossion sales Of $50 cg
at 605c for Shouders and .4C for Ezra Cut do 6iD'
for Hams and 8id8ic for English do. Bacon ia moderately
active and wtnOu quotao cbsnye but the market closes
heavy sales Of 600 boxes at 6Aa6is fr Cumberland Cut
Middle; 7tafc for ShOrtRbOed do 10 for Long Clear
do aud 81 for Short Gear Lard Is In good deHand
the makeis easier the eloe saies OF 5000 bbs va
o Grease Butter and Cheese dali and prices unchanged
klCE-There has continued very fair demand 5o-Ssy
and prices nsiuaiued note u 3JOO bags
Arracan. Rang COON and fstns ht II d8to.
SUGARs-Ihc iuquiry for Raw Sugsts has been much
better to-day both the Isde aud rehnss buying freely aud
at the close toe MARKETS decidedly hrmer cargo OF lar
refining goods brought gIc: ,ses OF $50 hhds at vs0lllc
for Cuba aud sc of New Orleans the outs de ice for
q Sl3 10 p 100 ~ 30 days and Refined Sugars are
stronger particularly Yellow, which are scarce $1,000
sEEDs-Cover Seed il qaie' sales OF % bags at Blayt
Redeemed commands DC Timothy Seed IL inactive a. %
~ u q bush Ronyh Flax SEED IL In gat supply and IL
a.sols at ~ 5Od - y bush OF 50 d.
SAILS Of 1900 h il!o for Western aud lltc for City,
IlN-Pig is steady and moe acye sales OF go SLABS
Straits at Sic cash Bancs quiet at SOC Plates have been
bsss Of : u 75Qsl3 tor !. 6. Charcoal
NHISkl1he market 10 duh and lower; sales OF $40 bos
i'a4c Tor state aud Iiidi'c for W's1ernhe latter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

lOrs.ofoO found in the very bos instruments Of correspond
Ina soiie.
H. The weaker portion Of tie keyboard the tenor and the
lower treble note are SO to give nearly uni
form power TO the whole scale.
III Hinged Plate instruments will stand IN tune for much
greater length Of time than piano. made the old principle
Of 'Olid plates.
These Immense advantages clearly obtained that no
exception to them has been taken when omed In pres
enee OF the most eminent artist. and critics of HewYork and
vicinity On the contrary, the musical profession aud the
Press have We'd With each other In indorns the substantial
and thorough character Of tho Worcester improvement
portion OF the many catering Testimonials received by the
patentee are respectfully submitted to the reader.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
SA1rRnkY. Anil 15-P. NJ.


The Stock Board session this morning opened dull
for Governments at uihing concession IN prices.
Debt Ger ifcates however, were in demand at / T.
cent advance. In the Bond market, there was fair
business done at full prices Cod was quiet at log
al52.. In Shares, there was large activity in
yome descriptions. Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
North Western at advancing prices but the dealings
u the general list without features Of import
Ince. The Erie issues were lower, and Common
Harlem fell of TO 81, while Fort Wayne and Chicago
Ind North. Western improved I q cent. Hudson
River was also better. AT the Second Board the
business was large in some Of the leading shares
Ind the market was very strong. Harlem wssi large
demand, aud improved TO sat, an advance of3i v
eut on the morning session. Erie better, selling
B79, and Pacific Mil was firm at 1884, under the
nOre favorable tone Of advces in regard to our rea
aoas with England. Government paper was strong
Atthe o'clock call the quotations were irregular, but
kenerally well sustained. The interest Of the ses-
lion was largely confned to Harlem, which, under
very large transactions, advanced 70 30. After the
regular call there was very strong market with
considerable sales OF Harlem at sol 055i, Fort
Wayne at 65! Hudson River at 1881 a 1854, Chicago
and Northwestern at q, and EVE at 79l. At the
Nose prices were buoyant.
The foreign bill market is dull and weak under
De decline in gold.
Freights are dull and rates are steady. To Liv-
erpOOl the engagements 500 bush. Corn at SD.
p bulk $50 boxes Bacon at l7s. 3D.; 20 tuus Horns
r2Os.; and per neutral flag 200 tcs Lard at 2js.
l5O bbs. Lard Oil 25s. and so bales Cotton atld.
2 b. To Glasgow: 81 tuns St. Domingo Logwood
1t DO 3d. and per neutral flag 200 tcs Lard at 32s.
ID. and 100 hhds. Taow at 32s. Cd.
The business Of the Sab-Treasury was: Receipts,
P,s5l,6S6 a--fOr Customs, $4,000 Payments,
P66s,OS 40; Balance, 1888 362 o..
Inc Ierre Haute and Alton Road shows large
Jam lot the fret week of April. The figures are
'''''......................",P 26 10 20
'''''''''.''''''''''''''''''. 5.1Os 81
lhcIesse..... lO,763 50
Ane business Of March shows, also, very large
increase IN the net earnings which were:
ieGS '''''''.'''....................4 85 zoo IS
''''''''''''''.''..'..... 1888 10
Increase Of lie. esrniDgs......s4787l IS
The ROCK Island Road earned in the second week
Of April: "'''
i0Co''''''''' ''''''.....,.........,... g282g3
''''''''''''''''.....,........... 1892
lnereaie... .'......,.......,..sl2 7gI
The March earnings Of the Housatonic Railroad
was az follows:
49, 1903 20
A0oA ''ss.''.s.''s'.'s's..ssss. 1873 81
Increase. si,77J23
In the March earnings Of 1862 were included
sbi5l 81 for Albany freight, which source Of ncom,
was cut of this year.
The Gold movement has been sluggish to-day ono
"sspeculators have not been able to sustain tht
quotations: After selling at 1921, it broke down Il
Day, '''''''
iAe deposits at the sab-Troasury continue to be
10 Gay they reach 81 $50, 900, Of which ss75,.
S<'1 ''f s'uysFS9V into ays:iRsnllss. T1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
Amrsements.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

A NEW AND SPLENDID DRAMA,
Entitled
THE DARK CLOUD,
Now being acted at the St. James Iheste London with I'M
nenss success. will b produced,
FOR TIE FIRST TIME IN AMERICA,
With New See cry. propsities Costumes, &c,
EVERY EVENING At u.
AZ each representation II viii be succeeded by
THE LALJ9HTER-PROYOKlNG FARCE,
LOVE IN ALL CORNERS,
The cha acters ia each sustained by
THE BEST ARTISTIC TALENT IN AMERICA
LAST WEEK OF Mr.. HARRISON,
Comic Impromptu Sagrr.
N addition to those speudid Dramatic attractions,
PETITE MINNIE WARREN
the real Empress u Beauty. aud toe r-dopOtable
COM. MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTE,
viii he exhib ed at each performance beside -
APPEALING AT ALL HOURS DAY AND EVENING
N the platforms fl The malu ball OF the M1teum.
THE BEARDED LADY,
beautiful and accom- Pills led lady, With
ABEARD LIKE A GENTLEMAN
LAST WEEK
MASTER HPNDERSHOr THE DRUMMER BOY.
ALBlNO FAMILY. SEA LION, BEAR SAMSON,
Living Monster Snskes. Happy Family. Living Seal,
Aqnaris- W-r Figures, Sc.
GREAT NATIONAL DOG SHOW at the Museum, COM
mencins Apr % - .
II. Prizes, $1,000. .
Tho,. wishing exhibit should circulars and cerf
Gates at cary day.
ADHESION, IS csnt,i Children 10. Is cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

For HARrroBD.-The steamboat City Of Hart
ford to-day will her regular trip. for the
having Pot in complete order throughout. She will
alternate with the Granite State On Saturday the COnnee
deu. River had p feet above low.waer Hart
ford aud ,nE the rate Of inch hour the Pin
cpal whAIveG Commerce and In place, the
stsset itsslf, were already submerged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

From william schsrf,nOorg and Henry c. Timm:


IA. WoRcrsrER. EsQ-DeaI Sir IL /. now Desny tweuty
years Guce became acquainted win your Piinoiofto
AID really glad TO be iolr to Say conscnousy that In
the very arge number OF instruments Of manufacture
which Ia tha petod passed under my huge have al
WAYS detected excellent workmanship great durability and
GOOD quality of have however thought OF late that
Ia ord to Keep pace with the Improvements IN he building
of rtea Of ths present day ought endeAyer
obta and large compass OF tone Ia
efore, With much Pleasure tha heard lately
an nVenton yours by which those desirable ends
ad 10 be attained and that by subsequent personal amt
n.ou really found this be fact that cannot be- doubted
Your piano. o.ay retained oil their excolruce a.
Old added to which hud great increase Of power and vi.
bf.tion ana a quahty OF zone Unusually musical
hope that the improvement In your INSTRUMENTS will et
h ie succrHs deserves, ind remain always wishing you
well, iJ"Is 'Iu' g., c,t.r,.,.,.,....,.
IfuLy concur IN the above opiuOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

TAMsiSY SocIETY.-One Of the events Of local
interest will DO the annual election this evening for ssh-ms
aud other officer. Of tho TammsnJ Society No ticket has
yet been made but sosunsd meeting OF the Society
will be held this morning for that Tho present lease
Of Tsnmany Hall will expire IN May 1864 aud the ssehem'
elected tonight will probably be instructed TO dispose Of the
Socstys nteest IN tho property, puIehsss location up
town in the OF Ator place. and erect sdihee
for the accommodation Of the Columbian Order and the De
mocracy al large