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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-24

Esr sGs L~vsss~sste.
~ response u nu0eNas solicitations, / announce
Myself candidate Tor eseciioa ~ sle House OF ND.
natives frUm the rlotris Diusrct .ouposr% Of
ID. foautes Of Van Bnr-n. BIedsos and Rlei 81 The
AZ Iing August eIsrtioo. $. e. CAkNEy
JuurI2-te'
a. We are authorized end requested u announce
Lieut.. Jas. A. WALLACE. Of Rhra county. rs u San
d.!Ate 70 rcpressot The counties 1t khea. Bielsus
Van Buren, in the lower house ct the next l3ens-
u! assembly Of the state of Veunrssee.
iuae.3.ts'
Is ,,Mr :4rH TExS.sssE REatxgxr. ON Ourposr
MurIreesboro Pike, Bedford CO.. June - 90
tnrrx CHarrA Soo0A REssL:
In oi'sd'ence To cal! made upon me by the CoAee
'.uuty members of this regiment. (2,rh Tennessrs. }
"s ny ,i,zens vi said coaniy Il various times yoo
hetehy suthdrizsd 70 s8nounre ny name ~ 4 eau.
i.A- To revres-nt the people VI Core coausy 10 the
i4"ess-'s u ''| ' FRSscis H. u n1Gs sSfs;
FSr sl.s Sssaae.
We are authorized to assusee the Hon. sAx. a
oMpos-i q tho coee.'cs Of Hanilsos. Nnioa, e.
'iuatthe. Bfsdsoe and Bradley.
f\TE THOUSAND DOLLARS KEwARD.-Oue
~ thousad dollars will be paid for the Appnehsn.
son aud delivery 70 me. o. si!ber q my Deputies .,
80 e.csped NON jail 10 Decatur. DeEsIS oosnsy.
10 inches high eyes black, hair jet black and cur
iey conpl. zion dark, has down cat look aud SLOW
-poken. PHILIP "A. CLAYTON.
Ji25 300 &. \. Marshal. District nj Georgia.
'l>hfRrI DUilAn> REWARD .-Priyatr john
] A.sru. Scogn's Battery. Light Artillery. Ga.
Ai>Ia' inned At CHATTANOOGA TG" n. age =. years.
uv- -A inches high light hair. blue eyes resident
~ Cs' county Ca. near RingsOld enlisted
.u6,tiiu,e March lat. isi3.
AS, 'vat HArvv OiInsiesi Ut sam. command
.tiou-' .. Chattanooga, T-1n.. 20 years %: age.
'.e' .nc'es high, gny hair blue ewes, TAI! complex
-s.dsus OF Spsiding county, Ga enlisted .
-ubs Li,ate in the month n Dece0ber. ls6?.
Ab-.. private Joel n. Williams. n same crnsma,d
S.osin Baitery) Gs. vo:s late G,bson. Battery }
NJ 'oned at ClstteeOoss. Teun. ~ab.Mt 30 years u
feet ) inches high. black hAI black ey,s. aud
conpls1t01, by occupssoe . tailor. vss enlissed
u Gr,nia. Ca. Nay 9Th ls62, lase heard tom ID
charleston, g. c. The above reward gill he paid for
arrest Of easA q the shove uamsl desetters. il
.ie'Wered 1t say niHea2 lea l. ScOGN.
Hpp.uved. Cas-. Comd'e Battery It. Ar.
BY Comoasd q Ii. Col. HssLAHo.
Co0d PoH ChsnaoooGs.
=, q. SsEED,
L. and Post Adi, Ciu9N-3V1
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rAXEN Ur

NJ rsn1tted = jail ny the Ii hilary arth"r,,ie,
~ Chats U.oga. CO the ii oi October. 80 sul
mOre recently committed ty sc''ng Just,,r Tn.
Fesce fos the comfy q Hamilton T-LL.. tie is,h
"i De ;efiitrf. ieG.. oDy- 'aitus az iri'
JOHN ahc sHys lie d. nSs Win. i..s.. I N-i..
pt:' sad hoy !, Bis >" 49, ~ u: i,'i e.. lie.
.!ii,gs. Fix JSU-t .t-'r =! - i'.I...
r.2Te properly. psy hsrs-- at .aA u,.t ~
,er2C n. -SA " l.i.u.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-24

Ths Cssst Asrase.
We have inssi verss"tly neglected heretofore
- ss'sts osr fric'~i Of the Huntsville. (Aiu
Con6edetstc, MON the successful appeara,scs
hcso IN Chattanooga, at tiair excslIe", iosrnsi.
As . "sstsgss' we extend t. the Confederate
a hearty. wUscoase. aud ~ higl,.tD"ed. nd en
ss!psising daily Southern newspaper ably con
Quoted aud handsomely gotten ny, w wish il
the usbosn6sd aucOoss IL dssesv yes.
- Tho Atlantis Intelligence lcaru- from
an a1hcsr ~ Gen. l'iIl"wis stall. that tire '.esd
Aonstses IL tbs, General are row ~ Marietta
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NOTiCE.To tie voters Hamilton county lem
~ nessee. w'i,upen aud hold Election u
The several DISTRICT, ~ said county, III r~la, t,
lh Gay August i>';a he purpose 40, 81
Governor McinUeis 20 tie C.ri-0.ra tun -
member to the Legislature at TeDue
N. y. COljirEE
;yt2%i Shcria 81 a 60
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DARG AIMS IN REAL. EsTa1I.

Any 'ersca sb'ng |. make al, nvr>in,et /,
good farm can do 80 - advanis appiic.; IL
the slb- ri!er-wno Will also sell i.at- ana ~ 4
a0l>e md ''.cen'r.ny ''c.,,rl IN tha:tsi 49,,
;uis-u y n. NI!.!N.
4 U>tN AulSE Na'ise at ,..l,h i..,r,,o ~.
Ia very jne OF ,'erial genera! Y hsi my Liin. "a
d!,' n tIy uh Ose side, AMI f-, wRn v, ,hiur
II was stolen ir,,in ms tent near Knoxville .,,
Uh Wc0..ssia lay Glch,. INV APT.
siunlph,ies ou!cc, will receive seventy tive doiias
AID be asked q, questions.
jvl7 ~ TT. JOHNSTON
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-24

Nc TcH LOST FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD
w .Ai he retreat froI TuaiIu,na a gold Watch
detached cvet. lowered css-. United States nag a.
the case grasped by gu en>is gu white race. mrItteu
r%s the lace ~ tel ,cters. .iairuad time kerl.t
ssd compass sey snsp. n,ied 10 II b, ,eL ak alb.
b'u The abov, se~ard viii lie paid II the wal; d ,-
let Glitter ~ this nice. returned 10 Gen thcathan
jyl6 6tr
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CRAwFOGD-On Thr,isy. Jane II. Joseph Crawford.
aged 81 y.ass
IA. -uds Invited to ssri the fanefs o. Sunday the
lh last, O'Clock ron the rrstencs o. Ms 500
IimothJ r Cr.wfo d. Jnn.ica Ion: lslard
HALSEY- On wednesday morning Jonc 10. Ju'ii r. Ia
sey sgd 90 years.
or. Jnhn Nili.sn ani Charlie h,ey rssprctuiy In
sited fpo-fa ffsy ahefuorn Al y O'Clock
fo TIE ts.issue o. s-t-f Mira AnDs NJ Rossnoauis
thttoG.sy. BIoos'yn, a noo.- south q hiyFie-av
IOSRs-Oa Thar.day Jsns 10. Delah Anu Jones vile o.
IhArss Jones, s.ed - ara month and - tAys
r.. fsrl Of the family respectfully invited 10 attend
the fuuer from hr ar rstrrcn 0rsy"'end Long isAad
on Friday afternoon n ? O'Clock.
NORRIs-ln Brooklyn on rha.iay, June H. joan Walton
only ION Of Tsac, D. Esther Am Nofi eyed years.
months aid 10 day.
Tn. relative. ard fnds ofthc family respectfully Invited
20 Ate tie funsr.l this diy ttdlsy i2h inst). q,
o OK from the e,iease o.. BIZ rArea;s en- bAts street
eighth house cas-, o. +, .tDu.h Avenue
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PHHtrrlPHIi. Ihufsdty, June II IBhJ
The Union League intended 20 hold Fourth Of
Jaly celebratioa at Independence square. But az
tie Democratic party hold their usual Anniversary
nj tbal place the morning. aud nave prior clam.
which they refuse 10 yield. Tie calculation o tho
League will be held at Fairniont Park, 20 which
MA th. trocessigu will march. The Union Lelgue
Committee aidre,seda note 10 the Democratic Com
mi,ise ~ which they spoke Of the national aud W..
PARTISAN character VI the proposed celebration, aud
mentioned Tue fact, that tue President and oher dis
tioguished citizens would DC preaen'. 10 lhi' The
DenIocratic Committee replied, mat they have in
yjied distinguished ststesmou aud patriots from
other State 10 unite with them The occasion, aud
cordial invitation If extended 10 Ill VINO are loyn
20 tho Constitution, Union aud Laws, aud who re-
cognize freedom II speech liberty OF the pIcss, pro-
lection from arbitrary oppression and yindc,ige ar
r,stF. lie request 10 surrender possession of Indie
lendsnce square IL, therefore, declined
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From Washington.

WnzisGros. 1h-f.tsy, Jon. II. 1853
New-York State has accepted the Agricultural
c .!leso grant. scrip will be immediately issuod for
$4,000 acre, OF public land @proydcd for by act Of
Congrers. tf
Walter S. Cox, the Commissioner uolsr the Flu
gtiye Slave LAW, to-day rrmanoed seven runaway
slaves, two OF them children from Maryland, t.
their claimants.
Affidavit Lad L.en made OF the Loyalty OF the lat
ter psrties.
One hundred and ,evcuty-six prisoners Of wrr,
including Xix commissioned cilcers, arrived here
,hs morning from the front, They were CAPTURED
at Beverly Fofd.
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Fron, san Frsnoiseo-Lniest from Chinn

Aas lAsatIsco. Ns-nssdsy. Jnur 10. 4shA
Importers nf- dong i'ilr bat srnai Jobbcfs ARE
ms sing large ,ni~s To interior customers. An Inn
oTtant featafs OF present trade .. The large ceuand
or dry goods and other merchandise su!i.b!e Tor Ell
lor' 10 Mexico.
lie lAiest dates from Hong Kong Arc 10 the lili
Of April. The stip viking rad arrived there, lj.h,
from S4n Frsucsco 9th II February. mADy day
later than bed reached Chins Wis Europe. Thrr-
we're yusssls loading ia Chinese p0rts for Atlantic
American pori.. but several were up for San Fran.
cisco, beipg mostly passenger 'hirs.
iIs iEssCsoo. TksfsdsJ, JELs II. lsS1.
Adyices OF the capture on tbo ~ Of IA tAl-fJrnia
hound ship aud that tho Insurance AGAINST wHf f.y-
has advanced to ~ or cent, hrr likely to oauso "a
material advance 10 general mercAandise.
Blslness II dull.
At the primary election Of the Union party of San
Franelfoo held yesterday, delegates favorable to
tie nomination of =. =. Low Tor Governor were
elected to The Convection, making LA choice Llmosi
certain. Nj. Low Is PIT forward IN the interest Of
Senator Connors-
lsyscAl Dispatch III. Merchants. E1ehanIs aud hsw.
Room. hos ~ and ;. Ian. street
sAS FntYcisCG, Thu .isv June lilo q NJ
Work a, the New ldria Quicksilver Nine IN Santn
Cruz County ID abont 10 be resumed, which will
materially increase the quicksilver product OF the
ate. The mine hns bern ,io,od during many
months on account OF litigation " to title.
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OvArios TO IHE SrxTH REGIMENT n. Y. V
The military and corporate su;borts. OF Tho City united
yesterday il giving public reception to the 9Th Regiment
New-lork Volunteers (Wison Lousye.i. who suyed In
the DAY previous from NewO!eAA their term Of
v!c. two years. having expired At O'clock m the pro
e.,on entered the Of the PARK aud pasted In
view before the Mayer aud members Of tho Common Com
eli ~ the following order LIB Regimen, y, \. n O.. Col
hsiia1f. "a Be. n.pt " I. a. o.. Col Aspinwsl. Gin
n .In.ai ". \. V. Wilson LoGsyo, under command Of
Col Wilson, Member Of tho Con Counoil in earrisss
fsns ont Of the vest gate the col ann marched mp Broad
aud iounl Union square TO the Fourth avenue down
Fourth Avenue aud the Bowery 10 Hrooms street thence q
Bfoala,y sad he City Assembly Rooms In 'front.' OF which
hst ~. ordered .nd tie .cot dismissed Several has
lfse people a'sbed Ia the Fa'i 10 Uiins tie reception
and tie along Tia rouis ,hrousei with mon
women and ehdreu who gressd hs brave Sixth with 20
rssi.a rissr. rsnt ssr fsnf fled PEA. N tn svenin
g.. reformed soldier. en'.s1-d With barque, =, the
City Anefnsiy Room. witch speeches were made ~
Ala FAssy Col Wrson. and o,hsu,. Tie affair passed Of
t. i,s .s;iisrtion CT al e'Ec,rpei
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N ARRIED.

CADY-BULKLEi-in this city on Wednesday. June 10
BY tho REV Dr. Pienrs. Nj j. Cl.ayes0d Caiy to Jpis
cldes; dau ,ntsr NJ D. Henry d. Buckley.
CHAPMAN-OUTWATER- New-Yori Thursiay
Jane IL the residence OF Mrs Edgerion, ~ the Rev
Theodjrs H. CuyeT, Miss Susan h.. Ouswater to MI Taos
II. Chapman, all Of this city.
COOPER-RiCE-On Tuesday. June Q, a. the 81 E. Church
Bsayn Long Island by the Rev NJ Risy Rector Of ST.
Marks Church isp, Jancs Cooper % G1sls ;. Rice
daughter ol Sir. David Rice Of Connie No csri'.
niTCHELL-ROSE-O Tbnrsday, June II. A. the rest
drncs OF tie BRIDES father. by ths Rev Dr. Mitchell Of
ks~.York. John J. Ntcb-. N. d., II New.forA- .nd
Pnsns D. daughter II Norman Rose esq. oil SCHUYLER
Lake. ~. Y. No card. Issued
STOIT-COFFIS-Iu the IrvnT.on Prssbyterisn Church.
W-un- evening June ~, by the Rev tnaii-s n
Moii.rs pbsms. al. ooIt To Ssfsh L.. oriy daughter o
Mr tdnuna CORN Of irvi.y t0L-oo -ths-iiudson.
WI5NER-fALLS-On WsdDesi,y. June 10. by the Rev
Dr Hob.t Rsrsi,asrJ WisDer Of Pti.,.I, Pa 70 sia
care, daughter Of 3D.. lac VIM. H. fas Of tins city.
YOUH0-WARSFR-On Wedns.d,y. J me 10. a. IT. Ste
JA-ns Church. by the RHy DR. Cariniug' Dir Edward
iouug ~ Ma Cerugs Wa-a8I.
California papef. please copy.
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REBEL REPORTS FROM yICRs-
BUEG.
he Reported Rc-eDforcing from Erngg's
Army Druicd.

MrEYRErSBoro, 1hursdsy. June H. 1868.
I'll, T. chattanooga Rejel Of the itb in an article on
the si,ua; =, declares that BreckinrdSes corps has
returned 10 b. agg, and that johnston was 50 sure in
BIZ. pos;,,o, H. he needed no more troops
1t is supposed that breckenridge troops never
Ief Braog', camp. 1t i, known that regiments from
two Of breckenridge 'rasdes figured in the recon-
nVisSauce on the 4th Of Jul "'
We have no later news from Vicssbarg The
Rebel pieketS refused TO exchal 70 papers, Sho"
Suspected that the latest issues c, hsaned ti~ ne"'
Of a reverse at Vicksburg.
Citizens from Shelbyville, who reported the cur
render, state positively that ia had been published III
the Rebel papers. The Chattanooga papers oil the
7th aud Stu contain nothing regardinyi IT.
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nInIl. Close nttLe Po,t-OnIcs

fobs'.A s.,iras1 Ja,. u '".'............ 10, IA
,ms,,oi, s.t1roa,. jan. II................. 10,
a. jan. p NJ
,,s SER y. afd,, jan. IJ............. loi m.
For Caiforn. kc.. daily tSandays sfrnFcdl
Overland via n. Jos-ph. Mo.......1 ~ sud J, r. m
yo,,h AIh.n, Bunalo And anrla. ..3 a.. ani y IA
north AID Wet "a, l. ~
V..,.n Mau Wa fi- n.itosd......j ~ nd 9 . m
'Ib,,, IL soatl e,t.ru Mail 3 q ~ 81 AMI l0i D..
E..r.Iu q. m. Ia s1d a 4.
s.w IIsafoid New port aui Fail Ry-t......S...., . M
Ihe Louf Island Asu close, a. a AZ, and q p II
MAils - On ssndAg al mst.s ci3t" a, a y ~
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HR,pquARrYRs PRovosr. NsRsRAL.l
SEVENTH DisrKICg, n. L.. No. % jp-Av.. 4

NEw.loRz JUICE I. ihbJ
C,va,ry. PR0vosT.Ns RsaAL UsNFRkLs OT7fcH,
WsslixaruS ID. Co. May % I563AI w5o ds.'re to
,on any particular rea-n' cavalry in he field are
hsrsb7 suhorzsi 20 pses,nt themselves any time during
thr mex ihr, days the S0ssd o. EDroEe1t Ia thei re-
su-ctvs D!s.sc- Tae Beard will examine them, sni de-
tn-ir afnsss tho sud ioutd 70 %
NJ tia Marshal vi rte hi tct si! ihom tAns-
uckss to tue G-s-r. Rrgd-stou' al tie hosd-
a1at.rs of A A. Piov sAsas General OF the state
they toemseyes At this Oenerh hend-z-
hey duly mustered oy ust-ss aud disous-
ig- officer sai az by hIa tns county allowed Oy sw.
JAMES X. FRi. Prosost-isIshsl GcoegsL
Persons desiring ealst viii present. tDselses TO thrss
neatqusters without delay. FREDERICC WAGNEh,
Gnpt,n md pIvYosi.Aafshsl IN Coz ges,ionl Dlslct
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Trnyclrrs' Guiilr.

To Albany BY und.cn River Il Il. g. Wiuea.
ST 10 o.. AID a ), AID " y ~ sunday 30 p n
To Albany ~ Hsflem RI SbtL-s, So sth-ay iVi, IN
10 Boston by h.w.Loudon Inc, Per ~ y
r. stou.u ston hGe IieI l5. ~ X. sno tal
River Inc. Pier g. \. H., dailyg SundaYser
e.p,.Al Observation-Disclosures. 5p m.
10 Boston, by Nr~-taveu RI. Vi. SpnnS
srd 2-t6st sd athav.......s m. sad ?, and ".
siap via Shore LINE. ia, aud .. Sunday 5p
10 nuts o by Fno Hh foot Of Chamber.
All 10 ard ?. NJ
To Phiial.lrhia by Nee Jersey Railroad foot
Of Caur,issd Il = TO- M. T. u AZ sunday II
To Ph.lsielyhla %, Camden and Amooy
Fsiirc.d Pier a. y. r. loot 81 hNcuyst q. a. p m
To Wa.hirgton ~ New I~tssy RR.7. lph m.
sd T. snd iii loot Of cour'snd' At. sunday a N
TO M, v st b. Ceutfl RAILROAD Of N"w'
"a a, ..........................snd pm.
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HE.DauAsryrs PR0vosT.MlRsntL.
EIGHIs DlslAlcT. NO. I.lo4i broadway,

NsF-IoIk. Juuu J, 100
Cavalry. - Ppoyos r.HAssHALGKSERA OFSIcs.
WA.HIssroS, d. &, May % lobJ.AH who desire -
jol any ysrcaI -nrEt VI Cavalry IA the lei4 arc
hereby Authorized 10 present thnres AZ me dGrfg
,he hifty 20 the Board OF Euromeut Ia ter rc-
.tscy- Dsc.. The Board snail examine them SOD deter
milo ufnu he the ios ara found 10 be 1T
the Provost o. the Dis riot shall give them Transports
,on 10 General R-Gde@yogs, the headquarters
1.-THE 4 A Prov, Alrshat,-r-ta Of the State As soon
A. thew present thruseyss th General ksntelvons they
shall bn Oily musite by uustesns saG dtoarre ohcef,
and paid by him the bounty al owed Oy law.
JAMES B. FRY, Provossiushs' General
Persons who desire enlist will present themselves e
tlsss He.danartet. BENZ. b. MANiEkRE,
CsytLin aud Provost Marshal.
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Tho Threatened anvnaion OF Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG. Thursday, Juna u, l6oS
TIE War Department has created two new mill
tsry districts provide for the defence Of PeDneyl
vsna. Tie western district, designsted the De-
partment of Monongshela embraces the territory
west of Johnstown and Laurel Ridge. Maj Gen.
Brooks in command, headquarters at Plltsburg
The Eastern District embracing tho balance OF
the State under command Of Ma. Gen. Cough, head
quarters at Chambersblrg. Each has fail authority
to organize an army corps, consisting Of infantry,
cavalry and artillery.
Harrisburg will be the point fortroops to a''emblo
aud organize. General orders from Gen. Couch,
and proclamation from Gov. Curtin, will be issncd
tomorrow calling upon tie people of the State to
organize Immediately for the State defense The
time for action has arrived to save our State from
invasion by the Rebel forces.
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HEADot AkrEas PAOyosT-MAgAnAL,
SIITK DisI. ~. Y. No. iS5 liE-kT,
.sN.vok. lane fg.rl


y.-PROyOsT-NAK SESEaALs CyPIeR.
WAsYiAGtuN, y. c. May - ls63-A usu wss desre 70
join say .sTcusI ,arl Q. cavalry Ia Tia field
Hereby srtho zsd present then selves ct az tine during
tay days - It's Board OF EuronIsnl "a ihvi le-
s1rc,iy- Districts. The Boad viii them and ts
uDos h-r for tue ssyler ssd. u fouad 10 10
; Provost; Marshal VI tho District VII give
Yoa;iou iis.et TO the General Rendezvous Nt the Head
Quarters o. toe l. 4 Provost, Ms.shs General 81 tbs Ste.
4. they pr-.et thrseyts at this Gem RAJ Rendcz-
y3u. they h,i 9e dolly mustered by m1st!ug aid dis
ta,ns officer paid BY bin the bouay -low,db by law.
JANIS FRY PrJyo,t-3,r.hsi General
Persons desiring cns; will present taB.-ve al those
H.s1qutrte,, Without DR. az JAMES W. kARh
isp,s,n ai Provost Asr,hsl VIsh Congressional Dist
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NorrI ArRlviLA- Gen. Ross, Z. 5. A.; Hon.
n. K Low Moniiesloi Lisnt. J n saod. L. : n.
b. a. Cau,ocL. Nz,h.f sisn, II W. pAJlor Flsit.butsh
All e. o. Aapia Mss smoss the sT'sss, the Moro
potaa ho.sl 49, 40 .-
o-n l. ". Hllk, Nuliasl5n. ". W. Ntli'aas.
L. D.. J,fn.. " facGef. Cheap. G. A Chuleh boston
anI b. .eEi. lfl-Fy NkAsbgfG sc a 80 A.tvI Lone
Fsynas,er &. Sioddrf. y. :. Navy 2 N.sier hins'
ton. Re-, 4. l.. chamber. N-~.Noft DT . hssSy
lhA.a.i,hi, are =. tho Lsfifsr iioBss
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Th. Merchants Bunk Of nossen.

BO.ToN, Thursdsy. Jsnr IT. TH'I
Atameeting Of the s.oc holders OF the Merchants
Rank to-day, n proposition 10 abandon the state
charter and organize under the United States Bank
iuQ law was adopted almost unanimously, there
b1nr only 1875 Nays IN II stock vote OF nearly IOo.
Not enough shareholders being present to decide "a
foil two.ihirds vote being required by ihwI, tbs
Directions were empowered to consult absent share
hnlders and report. 1t Is believed the asfentpg
d are. in full vote will largely exceed the two
thirds required.
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The PHILADELPHIA Races.

PnilApxLrmIA. Thur.dsy. June II. 1883
The ..coud day's racing on the Suffolk Phgk took
place to-day. ,.,.o so., =, r;,.
and thrce-q lsrtcrs, was won by Dangerous, iour
wears old Time, 3:20i.
The second race for a purse Of 1850, mile beats
three in five, was won by Mamonn, i've years on.
Time, lag, li9, l:i5l, l:JO. There WAS ia''
Attendance,
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.Enisrinlnm~nts.-F june ~.

WAILACk's-Ro.d TO Ruu.
LAURA NEWS iuEArEn-Jrs Troupe ~. Den =
NATIONAL ACADEMY ~ DE5iGH-so. % BfoAIs W.
BAHSIMs aUhEUM-Oen. Tom Thunb and vile. Com
Nut, ,al M.nAis Nsusn a. a. hours Dramas .! } sna
vc.oc.
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2lllltarn Notllss.
Headquarters PiAvosr-NAEsaAL
EOrhTu tgSChFs.IeNAI BI.TKIt-r

No. 2TI Broadway, N. Y. CIV }
Cavalry. - PRovosr- MAK-BAL-tiESkBALs OrylcR,
WksHisGTOy, D. e.. May ~. lStJ IAN who desire to
jcn Particular ent Of vary IN the t.h
hereby horized present bsnsev.s during
tie tL!sy days tho Boa U. EAo.ioa ut liz their
spscsiVe Di,,rc. The Bosrc shi eIsnn- them and de-
.,rins thr fitness for tho service and found TO b
IT. the Provo. Marshal the snail
pora'on csot- the General R-ndezTou ct tAe Head.
quarters VI the A. ~ Proves Marsha Uensra Of tie State.
they present then se At is GeEesl Rrndez
tho, shall be duly mu-i-f. ed by nus,coE snd dis
burning officer oLd laid y Inn the boJrty allowed by law
jAMES Z. FAY, Provost Marshal General.
Person. desiring -u- w present ,hsns-iyesal tness
HeacqaGfisrs without de.sy. JOEL Il. LBHARDr.
Opt snd Prov STAR iVtu Cons, Distract.
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The Ohio Democratic Convention.

CoLVABus Ohio Thursd,y, June H. 1859
The first butiDess was tho nomination OF candidate
for Governor e.. l.. Nalandisham nominated
BY scclomation, amid the prolonged cheers OF the
multitude.
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Republican Central Committee,

|
AT regular meeting Of the Republican Central Conn IL
the following resolutions unanimously adopted and or'
dsr.d TO be published:
he'oisd Tnat the members Of the Rspubi, Central
Committee desire again TO express their fall faith 10 thoss
vt principles OF Free Speech AID Pea Press ~hich have
80 long been maintained by the Repubfs,n party often
In time pact under circum.tsboes Of per.onsi peril.
Rec lied 1bst OF the bls gs 10 gained In
the complete overthrow of tie Shareholders Rsb-or vii
be tru the fall protection Of Free Speech and Yreo
Pres, in that large portion Of county wse these pry
legs OF free people h,ve been entirely denied
Res tred, That know Of community where much
freedom of speech aud Of tn, pres, ia pernsd ~ the
Free Sas Of thu, cOunrya no.t renakabe example OF
winch freedom Of iperch exhibited In the hsld
In this city thu 81 lust OF the Fernando Wood party,
where those who openly aVowed then'eses as esos,
those who from States In rebellion aud where al
freedom tut nockery those who had in tines sat az
sisted an breaking meetings held for free dscusor escb
ana al OF these pofsJns full vent to Their trstoTous
thoughts natgiBg with their sbue both the civil encu III
tev officers OF tue Govefnmeutpasng only cooDry's
enemies aud showing greater sympathy for those who
now dong their utmost to destroy Republic. hsn for IL
brave d-f-nd.r.
Re'trsd hat while sl patriots only feel sn
contempt Tor those who thus III the tile their counys
e~x only the Interests Of parry the sacrifice Of
neh coanrys honor sti would uphold the sscsef
iepe oFree Speech and Free Pess subj of course,
control necessary TO preserve the welfare and safety
VI o whole people-beieying hat the evil Of wicked
United to expose their own bi.e purpo.es
AZ WILLIAM A. DARLING, Chairman.
Joas j. SHAW ra' secr.tsris.
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,rh. ro,a sco,inu nj Father Point.

FArmHn PoisT. Thur.day, june IL. lSod
The steamship Nova Scotlan, from Liverpool on
the 2s,h via Londonderry on the 18Th OF May, arrived
here tins afternoon. News anticipated.
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Rrop, ycurzueln.

oP'e'A' Pm LlprIraiA. Thm.d'y. June ~, 1905
Nv the arrival OF yessels from Porto C"cello we
are In receipt Of advices from Venezuela 10 the - "a
nil. The Rebels were again at WORE ma ca 'u' ~
Cumapa apd were marching on Dace'ona