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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
SOUTHERN NEWS.

NEw YORK, March Rebel dispatches
Savannah Feb a. Enemy sbelled Fort Me
Allister all last night. They have not renew
ed the attack this morning, Vessels still in
the river The Fort is in good condition
A columbiard dismounted yesterday has been
replaced. Attack by three iron clads and two
mortar boats commenced early on the morn
ing of the Sd, and continued all day, only two
persons slightly wounded
Charleston, March 3--Nsssau advces re-
port that the prvateer Retribution has taken
and burned several vessels Had encountered
with unknown whaler in the caribbean Sea
which showed GPht, killing one person OH the
Retribution, and was sunk with all on board
by the pirate
Port Hutson, February 25, The Yankees
1000 strong are advancing towards Morgan
The advance guard 200 strong is now at the
Amite River twelve miles from here
This is deemed an important movement
Prompt steps are being taken to arrest it,
Port H,itson, February 81 --Fenneys bat
terry drove the Yankees from Point Conpee
Mobile, February IA dispatch from Me
Minnvlle, Tenn, I'd, says Major Austin o
MorPaus Brigade passed around the Mur
freesboro and Nashville Railroad, tearing ~
the track and running train of soldiers owe
the embarkment
Gold is selling in Richmond Tor three dol
lars it advanced forty cents in one day.
Sterling held at two dOrlars sixty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

$780, WASHINGTON, March G.
The Tribune says on the return Of good
weather the enemy made his appearance in
greater force on the Rappahannock, aud is
materially strengthing his positions Hooker
ia on the alert Hookers system for furloughs
10 private soldiers works admirably Fur
lUuged men almost invariably return punctu-
ally. Desertions is becoming more aud more
unirequent
The Times specials says nothing particu-
larly Is known in regard to distant military
operations, only that the government are in
high spirits and sanguine Of success Not
wifhstanding humorous positive assertions say
shat Buter and Fremont are definitely as
signed TO high commands, and it is probably
no,ltrue that either has received any authorita.
tvs answer. IL will probably prove that their
commands, If they get any will be eo-opera.
4iye.
IL is Gen, Gen Roussau received from the
War Department authority 10 raise ten regi
menis,ofp ponnted infantry TO olerAe in the
West agaihat Forest aud Morgan and other
Generals, s.
tz The Heralds special says Appointments
for the Idaho Territory are as follows
Governor, w II Wallace, late delegate from
Washlngton Territory and ] b Daniels, ol
Oregok Secretary Sldney Edgarton Of Ohio
nRd Marx Smith, Of Washington Territory
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
MOB IN DETROIT.

@ 9nEfRoifS March 6, 10 P. MA negro, who
ban ebmdii1ted an patrEgs upon young girl,
Mas being taken from the court room to the
jpiis under military escoft,a this afternoon.
An Attempt,to rescue him was made BY a gang
Ufrowdies The crowd was fred upon, and
one man killed and several wounded
Being foed in their attempt TO get posses
sion Of the negro, the mod perpetrated the
most horrible outrages upon the coored people
residing in the vicinity Of the jail Houses
were gutted aud burned, and the inmates NAL
treated and in many instances killed
Ten or fifteen lives have already been lost,
and as many houses burned
All the available military are here, and ii
regimentin the interior OF the State has been
N,sent for
vigorous attempt is now to be made to
quel the riot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
FRoM NEW ORLEANS.

Ngw YoRK, March THE steamer Colum.
bia, from New Orleans 9th, Havana I'd, ar
rived. Among the Havana passengers are
two persons who had Just landed cargo ol
Africans in Cnba, profits amounting to 9G,
900 dollars which they brought in gold to
this port Three companies aga Massachu
sets and crew Of the Harriet Lane sud 27C
Of the 9Th Regulars captured by the rebels
have been exchanged by the rebels and have
arrived at New Orleans also twenty prisoners
taken from the Queen of the West
A letter from the United States Consul al
Matamora says from 5000 to 5000 rebel sol
diers under General Bee are marching toward
| Brownsville
The United States gunboat Kinsman for
merly the steamer Grey Cloud, sunk in Ber
wick Bay by striking snRg 1t was reported
ten or twelve men drowned She was a rivel
boht The rebel armory at Clinton, La, has
been destroyed by fire.
Nothing of military movement had trAnspir
ed in New Orleans
Lafourch county General Grover is still il
Batlou Rouge. Rumored he refused to re
cogHize Negro Regiments and Banks ISSUED
an order commanding him to treat them on
an equality.
Business at New Orleans dull
| Havana advices are nnimproved
| Vera Cruz dates Of February l7th. Moth
ing new Rumor said General Forrey woulC
start February 2lst or 22d, for Puebla Ad
vices from Caracas state that the Federal
have obtained possession Of the city o
| Maricnbo, still blockaded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
Cincinnati Market.

CEcISNATI, March 6.
FLoUR-Dull, heavy, prices unsettled
Super6ne 8 1905 75 extra l006 l5
WHISkY-Market dull at 45@45A, latter
rate for wagon.
WHEAT--Market dull with butiew buyers
20@l 20 for prime to choice red, | 25@
% for prime Indiana or Ohio white and
l 33@l 80 Tor primo to choice Kentucky
white
CORN--Market rules dull aud heavy.
Ear at 62@63 in bulk sheled at 626963 in
bulk, and at 1906 including sacks.
OATS--Demand limited, market dull
We quote at 69@7O in bulk, at 79@sO in.
cluding sacks.
RYE-Market remains dull, prices are
nominal at 96@96 for prime sam Plies on ar.
rival
BARLEY--Demand limited, holders firm,
offerings light Prime TALL at / Goal Go
state spring, prime to choice at 5O9l 55
GROCERlES-Limited retail demand
sugar l2A@l3i, coffee 34@3G molassel
5s6965.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07

Judges and Samuel Parks, Of H., for District
Attorney. Richmond Williams, Of Oregon
Marshal
The Secretary Of the Treasury will no,
probably recede from the position he has Ia
ken in refusing to receive postal currency in
payment for Custom House dues. The ffiy
million fractional revenue currency authoriz
ed in the last finance bill will probably be sub
stituted for postal currency, which was mad.
yerlently made equivalent to demand notes
and postal currency be withheld from further
issue aud withdrawn as rapidly as possible
from circulation, without ineonvenence to the
public
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
A FIGHT AT SEA

The Captain of an English steamer arrived
at Gibralter, who writes as follows "0n the
9th of February, believe passed the 29O or
Alabama, or at any rate, "a very suspicious
vessel vary like her She was steering south
On the 10Th heard reports and saw The flash.
es of guns also saw The bursting OF shells
| was distant about five miles 1t was evident
ly a contest between twoshps | first saw the
flashes of the guns at 2 NJ the lighting
was very heavy aud the exchange Of shots rap
i'd As could not see the vessels, | cannot
give any further particulars
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
BY Telegraph.
RFpoRrEp FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES,
DIsAsrER lN TENNEssEE.

~,
NAsHViLLk, Msrch O.-lnere was ngnune
ah day yesterday between h1 Dorh co'n'
mana aud Feoera loree Vl 'nree Feg''neus
q infantry, about oOV cavalry ana one 9aV'e'y
~ Sprng hiu, 10 miles south o. frenHn'
Col Coiburn 3 three regiments oil iniantry
Sere cot 70 pieces and capture by the repel
arces,
They fought desperately bnt their ammn-
nition became exhausted, and the tederels,
oyerpoWered BY superior numbers we're elther
killed or captured.
The cavalry and artillery got oil solely. NO
IeiRforcements from Gen. Gilbert at Frank.
kn reached the scene oil action
There were seven regiments OF Federols at
that place.
Van Dorm IS reported TO have lS,uOO men
under his command
~ Second Dispatch
fS,4shs. a.,s;ls of ,ha srbt n, F,ankl;n vos.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
Fine Residence on Water st.
sHERIFFs SALE.


Valentine Hoy aud wlie( Montgomery Superior Court
Charles Zalck ct al C,aaa M oezs
llf virtue OF, and In obedience TO- the eoInlha, "A
ID an order OF sale made by the Superior Conri n,
montgomery county, Ohio, and 10 me directed Il vii
8ner a. pubic m sac The door VI the Court House ia
Saturday, March rs, lso3 .l
A. two o'clock Of said day. the folowlng dasor, 81,
Teei estate situate IN the city Of Dayton county oi
aha state oi Ohio towii; Tho west hall
lslyl as designated on the revised plat OF said cty
ncludng Eisol thenght 70 ten foot alley alona
oi the owners and occupants or The east half of aad
lot 10 use said Aley 10 common, Wlc alley takes sys
feet oh OF each side. n r NyfIFFT'f 80 - wv
The above premises, under writ OF Partitsn. "a.
appraised AZ seven thousAnd dollars STOO0l and
not sell ior lees than two-thfds OF said I'M
Terms-one-thlrd cash, one third In one wear ane
the balance 10 iHo Years from the day Of sas, me Ia
sIISa pAyenis 2 psAf Interest and 10 Do secured b,
- GEORGE WooAMAN, sherii Mont. county.
x t A'oihe5' Itl felSdtvaEts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
oFFICERS REsIGNED

Nav YoRK, March 6-The Brooklyn Eagle
states that the officers of the 9Th N Y. Reg
iment at Key West have rendered their res
ignation in consequence Of their inability to
couscientously carry out an order which vIrlu-
ally wage war against unohending women and
children and know Onion citizens OF this key,
initiating as il does, that kind OF warfare that
has cast on our enemies the stigma of all civ
ilized natiOns
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
lRepor,ed for the Daily Empire.
New Work stock Mmpmet.

NEw YoRK, March 7.
ST0CKS-Dull, lower money at 6@7
American Gold higher, but generally un.
changed at 55s Sterling Exchange quiet,
unsettled United States sixes 81 coupons
| OO4, registered 99s, Treasury Z $40 l'O4E,
Demand notes 551, one year certificates 9ss,
United States iiyes n coupons o.
GROCERIES--Quiet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, March T.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat,
wholesale 20, retail 6 75
WHEAT 25
CORN--55
OATS-45@5O
BARLEY-l 25@l 25.
RYE-90@l 90.
HAY-Timothy II OO@l2 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED-2 90.
WHlSKY-5l@5l
GROCERlES-Coffee 334@36A; Sugar %
G9l44 Molasses 65@66; Sugar House
Syrup G5@75 Teas ! 30@l 5O Cheese
l24@l3i Rice s@89 Dried peaches 9@lO;
Dried apples 4C95 Beans 2 50@2 IS per bu;
Butter 2O@95 Eggs lO@l29
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
MALTBy CO.'S OYSTERS
AT THE OLD Prices.
PAYNE q HATFIELD,

NO. 900 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
A RE daily receiving Maltby 4 Co.'s Oysters, direct
"A from baitmore-the best quality IN the market
wmch they are now able to sell at the OLD PRICES,
Notwithstanding the rise In price In the East
No. one Select, and Double Select, are warranted
prove II.
They also keep constantly on hand the best articles
70 se iound IN the Confectionery line, such as
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, Raisins,
Nuts, Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cranberries, Canned Fruits, Fine Ci-
gars, Tobaccos of different brands, and all ar.
ticles in season.
They keep the best stock to be had, and they sell
as low as the lowest. For the bos Oysters aud all
afhces IN the Confectionery line, call 1t
PAYNE& HATFIELD,
ueSid4W 900 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07

fL0UR-Receipu 900 bbs; market
dull, heavy sales 1000 bbls 7OO97 So
extra state; 6O@7 co common TO rood
shipping brand r. II. o.
WHEAT--Market dull, aud nominal.
l ss@l SO Chicago spring coal 67 Nil
waukee club; 1901 rs winter red wes-
tern.
CohN-Market duh and heavy at 93@95
sound slG99l unsound mixed western.
OATs-Dull, lower at ei@eS common 10
prime, M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
THE DETROIT RIOT.

Detroit, March The military last night
succeeded in dispensing the rioters, All is
now quiet There were twenty five or thirty
buildings burned Several persons killed and
large number wounded rr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM THE ALABAMA.

NFw YoRK, March THE Tribunes report
about the Alabama came via Panama, and
is tbought to be caBard. The Tribune
says by last news from the Alabama we
hear she was NJ Cayman Island, 9th ult, try
Ing 10 ship men, aud had been ordered OF BY
The apthorites Admiral Wilks and four war
steamers we're outside bockading the Alaba-
ma
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
Fl ~ "A - cse " "a R Il Il Il s
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

JACOB w nElDLkR, "Alenteoinery House -
y corner roo,n, y ne qld Exeelsior Daily Market ia
cons .nil sq2e line aud ke. pa for sals, FREsH AND
DkiliD MEAif, POULTRY, PRODUCE, VEGETA-
BIS, fltvl ts, GAME "a season, and all tho edbles
tnl ne nen collect Dom the four points of the com
pass AuappetRing extIas which are 20 agreeable 10
the palate, lnay ~ had NJ tbs Exeelaior Market
"old jake n deermned 10 plea 81 tho pubic. ond bs
tablialinneut ""''' Wv
ohll snd Sc mnr tis vii be prepared to please
5u4euy NhN 'f'if iy' lal6dGm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07

CINCINNATI VENERl3AL HOSPITAL.
Established in tho Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES.
Aud under the control ul iUo Of the most Eminent
l fhysicans IN the world, att..J ,I
nR. h. BUNAPARTE, nom London and PAR.
~ Hospitals, and tor the past ten years OF the en-
ennall NeneTeal Hospital, aud Dr. E. Is. kEYHOLIIs
late OF New YORK Thisis The only oice in the city
Wnefe permanent cure ot Private Diseases can b,,
obtained, without the use al mercury or change of
net 1ohorrhu't cured IN 10 ~ hours, elect cured
IA to TO days. structure cured N to weeks; Noe
turnal Emissions stopped IA to DAYS: Seminal
Neaknes spred IN % tes syphilis in ita prima.
ry stages cured IN . days secondary symptoms in /
10 "vehHi sklh diseases cured IN 10 3 weeks; i'm.
potency, Ygor restored M 10 weeks An diseases
OF private mature treated a,th unparalleled sueGess
pr. Bonaparte'- great work on private Diseases the
Private Guide 70 Health ~ beneficial TO ALL male and
enllghten those whu trOpu darknesa. Price g5
cents, sent by mail.
DR.. Bonaparto Frucl, Patent Male saG.I II IL
perfectly sale, and 10 abstraction his
the only safe aud sure preventive against disease
free OF the Freu'h Patent Male Sale, ~ the single
SO Madame Luzil FRS Female Monthly Pills is a
sale ana reliable tenedy los auppressons and all ie-
male diseases Ladies' should not use them thn1pg
pregnancy, aa they viii produce miscarriage pfes
mail. ...H.si a.if IN I',' - '''' -
DTs. B, 4 Il. the men 10 consult; thew are mn
quesiionahly acknowledged 10 be the cham mpons and
kings Of Y,nsrth'hseeaes and The only DootoTs who
receive monthly reports rom the OLD world; they
have been aecusiomed from an early age OF you'll 10
witness tha yafian- diHeAses which afict laankind
fnd TO watch te pr9sTess through long career OF
professional study IN every sphere of lie, from The
humble abode Of lurery u The mansion OF the veal.
suffering ~ lutnpniy tu-y determined 90 select the
BenefatNe system Ns their partc suds, aud 10 s
tose 'he'l Ynole -tppn . the alienation VI tho dis-
eases Of thehe important inctons. No letters will l
answered uhlt llfy remit lance or p,at.
aRentaIup t or ii.lr,.as, .'
tl4 pl' $50 vAPARTE a REYNOLDS,
~ ~ sy'WNIg rrI heiwsen fun A1th cast
hldt, upcih n,tl tino | f''''
once ilours ~, An, toSPM. leo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07

PoRk-DnI, lower at i4SO6ll gu ior
mess.
LARD-Dull, heavy at iOi@fli
DRESSED HoGs-ShAds firpcr at z
(07. E tE ~ AAs1 t8NI 8WAfE NT
wHISKY-UnsettIed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07

nARBON OIL OF the best quRhty the market can
" produce both for safety and durability in burning
ana as iree from Offensive odor be made, for
sale by the gallon of barrel by JAMES ABBEY, -
deS n. T. b " Druggist. 100 Main atreei
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07
NOTIOIl.

A ~ pereopn Knowing themselves indebted 10 the
"A unaetslBned ~ note or account will please call
on ~ h Chandler, 2sO Third street. up stairs, where
my BOOKS arc Kept ara settle ire same 4 am hi
he9l et laqhels and likewise anxious 90 have my
ooke squared la2d2m N. sIFFERBIAR,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-07

nii state o. ahe IN Uterus, Lencor
TO the sex whether arising from Indscreou, Hsbits
oi Dissipation tca, ,, or IN .ne
DH0"iHH oh 'AANuh OF LiFEf
see symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
JOr Unpleasant ond dangerous Diseases,
HELMBOLDS EXTRA CT BUCHU
cuGEs
. sH y DisHAshs HEI
~ ,,, w. ue,r M ~ s'ssgesi m ni., AZ Atue EXPENSE
And no krpo.,rs No No'"s'u'en'shee'
4 esuses frequent desire and gives strength to
urinate, thereby Removing Distractions.
"'' AiisynS Pain and u, 'Is inaSmmssoo amman, 40
a m1 ,'1 nHHG ai1 S. anh G ,1ot1Ahs or 9UAChS.
Has o H the 9s S % @ess usesyed and t6a' the
dned up,n the sys'em to break out in aggravated
:, ,,, .-.....
for all affections and disease. of IN.
URINARY ORGANS,
MALE or FEmALE,
rom whatever cause originating and no matt.r of
ttOxU InNc sTn NnYz-,
Diseases Of 'heso Organs require the aid of Durete
uEIMRoIps ExTpACT prrc,,r
A iA'HNi pONhu
IaTHR cREAT ntIippr,c
Diseases for SieS ,S Is rsooasaasS S 'u si'''' IN
Bcieice Of The most Responsible aud Reliable Carost,r
cTpTTEic.TEs SrI ",e 81. c,,a ''"
From to 90 years standing.
with Names known to N"E'
sc,n,,,,, .,,,, -
"PHYSICIANS' TAKE "NOTyCEn
w.uo,..y. s..-.m.,,,,.
He"~S mo SeeId' Of "in9redienfS:" :"
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUoHu
Is composed of Buehu. onbs.. .n, .,,,.,r..s.
selected with great care by eompsIeni drnggisi
ppRp.pRn,N y,,a,o
n...-.-.,,.D,..'' " " - ~ BOLD
iuTer Of ' 7''' "'"'''''
! M '''''''
AFFIDAVIT.
cy d rhsdsPma Il r Hemboid SSo 5elnS 81 dS !a;
no mercury or other Injurious dTss 61, no srS
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A. @. SULLIVAN.
r AP e r. j n A m C Ell
HAVING, HAIR.OUTTING, SnAMPOOING

ROOM IN PosToFFIoE BUILDING, NO. I6, SEC
oND FLOOR. u lei4dCm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
Union seunscri1I Conventions.

FOURTH DISTRICT. The Convention in this
District met last night al the Fifth Avenue Hotel. and
nominated William II. Gibson FOR State senator
FIFm DIsTMCI.-Thc Convention in this District met
at Runks Hotel. No. 90 Grand street and adioGrued
until Saturday evening.
SINH DsECr-Iu This District the Convention
tie Of Broadway and Twenty tfird street
but adjourned until saturday night wi'lou, making any
nomination. Mcssrs Benedict of the Fifteenth Ward,
Lamhier Of the Eighteenth. and exAld. Reed Of the
Sixteenth are candidates ior the position. Several
ballots taken 'or delegate nj large but without
any result. tie vote being G. and (. Messrs. Ray
mond Spencer ard kcny Cortraryt to custom. the
Convention met with closed doors. Mr.. C0wdin and
others opposing motion to admit even reporters.
SEvEIn DIsTLICg.-Tlis Convention met az No. 90
Fourth avenue. and adjourned until next Monday
ing without making any nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
N llstsIE %.

'DDvIlNG- nOWLEY-At NcupIf. /. ~ TteIliJ,
Or' ~ ~ the feslI+nce II Tie bflir fih'r ~ Pc H"'
Or nowls ~ NV ofs hssst'a hJ the h'.. ~ 4As on
.f ,,..,a.f j. " Danirr 81. d.. Of H." % .iaiin.
rl.rrfsn r. lainis g. d. sifeT ~ j.. T. posr"y "'q
Observation-Disclosures Tuesd-y. Oct - ~ Aeon
son ttUt.i y the Hr. john Cotton -.4'h. i'n.ss 40
is, ,laf to Fanny daa .cr Of Geo. d. bf'lhrad. -,
~ tbs clfy.
pDLitMiIs- CtMrbELl.-it' NJ. Chnfrn Of tire Anntn
t.f..i ~. N.d.r.Hay or a. by tie h't To 4r-'nr3t
jams g. Polhanius to ilary Loui.r aAia oi JhA''
ID %
.FhMt S-DOsGHNR-Cn Tsei-y, OF D., - ua h.v
ia, . -el.,k Mr iiep .e =. SEAMAN O. Nss t.f 10 y,
ed-.t dau. ier oi ttu- lo.chsf rfq, al Of 1ifnJ
sTgYt SAST-pIERRffONr-O TUESDAY, Oc'. ~ 10y
IT, lav T. u. fue. j. H., r. h,fint -tNJ y,'i. 81 u'
c,,, - Ma, ili'flrd daughter Of lorr r. i~ueP.ni,
4. brooklyn n gifs. 90.
VODEIliL- -Di1 NAh-N .tanis J.. ], 90 " 'di'''.y
o. Ia bv lie Rev I ;. Dop.r Drnrsr r. NoofhuH "i
Mornstown. =. J TO NJ Oeftudc ln-r daus ''f o. ih'
at Jan D.tlnaf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
Independent Union Senatorial Conventions.

The Independent Union Senatorial Conven-
tons met las, night a tier respective dissic; head
quarters. and mace tie ioowa e nominations:
foUr1H DIsTMcI.-Ihc Convention in this District
was called at No 100 Hudson street. but no meeting
held there. Our reporter visited the place twice.
and WAS unable f. ascertain where tie Coaycltou was
held or Whether II was lcld at al.
FIFTH Dh.BIcI.-No meeting o. delegates could hc
found by our reporter 70 Ne. Ia Bowory 'hc place
dcsCuat . 10Y tic Convention 81 meet IN this district
smiH DlsIMCT.-In tis district The Convention met
at No Ga Broadway. ald dominated Benjamin T. Ma
nierre Provost Marshal o. the Win District Senator
SEyEsIH DIsImcT.-Ilis Convention met 1t the
ncr Of Broadway and 1hIty second street; and nom.
mated Cornelius \. Rgnklc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
TIN. gier., (.uifr.

10 A''h. ~ 80 III 8, a. so,dsy............ So, p. m
t tt..i~, Il 3D. 2fii.sf snd iii ~. 10. NJ
10 30. o. by Ncs, London lut, licf - y, h.
',pi t-1 * n d,, ls,.,l ~ ~ll....... p IN
10 i''.', ~ y, ...ga ~. "a 2, ani ..
n -. -, s.v'. Haven Hn e1i - and i,h
10 bo,i.'s w., ~ Iine.2. snd 3 D. ~. SUNDAY p
TO 5ufao by Efc Ri., foot 81 N"mh,i,,
si................. .ts'' N'' '' ." "
10 lain rive Island aud other i,soha on hoif
Island by l.. J. Railroad nom james nhp '"' Oh, 49,
foo, Of Jilt'.. J. r.; "a ~ '' ~ 49,
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CHRnNlC CATARRH CURED.
READ.

NEyeYOKk, MIch 20 iUtJ
This h 10 c-s'iy that hivo suffered ON very '''''
CHRONIC CArARRti with duh henyinc-s IN the hfa''
frlt nay completely stopped w, accompanied by
so,nr-. Of this throat. the chs l,uAns o'cf me VIZ" "'
.lonal hot nuse gree, ,shnes Of the r'' a"a p'' 80
mueh % that every though, was coialmp'ol' "s
heard Il the great per prned by III o' h'''s'
consulted him with bat little hope Of cure avn 10" PP,
be cnah.' to add MY testimonial t, the Tf' hummer
ready Ia the Doctor posse zion, to LA srrnuc ' SUI
ces-f mod. Of treatment he has showhin my case "a
.ki sad know hedge which have Pg'cnred i'f mn ." ss
reputation AM entirely rcs.ofed'o P'p'' "'a"
Az -, ..,,, ,.,,,n,.nA all sufferers from CHRONIC
CArAERu and SORE THROAT Ia apply at once to n
Won Ei.enbess wiz ccrial,Sy Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No s's FOURTH 'N
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Gov. Cursin's Majorit.-D classification Of
the Ccppcrhcads
Special Dispatch TO The Now-IOrs Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday DC

SIecta Dtpstch 70 IAr WOW on Ifbuhe-
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday Oct. II. 1888
A careful coun, foots up a Curtin majority OF
over 20 90 believe it is likely TO be above than
under tina, figure. Giving the Anti WaT party all they
claim in the strong Democratic counties not heard from
Curtin would still have satisfactory majority as in
nearly all the Union COUNTIES gain. Luzerne. the
home OF Woodward. and Lancaster The home OF Blu
chanan give Union gains last years vote though
the former gives over 900 Tor Woodward In spite Of
facts and figures tie Coppeheads profess stu TO claim
the election and there is considerable excitement to-
uipht In the city.