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PETER LORILLARD,
Snuf. ~ I'Gi,ncrO E;EusnttUTcr
IL & Is CIiAMHT RS ST,
(Formcrly " Chatham Street New York.
Would call tie attention Of Dealers 70 tie articles
of Ii, Manufacture viz:
BhOWN SNUFE.
Macahoy, Icn'isros.
Fine Raprec Pure Virginia
Coarse Raprce NacLocles.
Amtrcar Genlcmur, CcpcLhaGen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch.
High Toast Scotch, Fresh lIoicy Dew Scotch
Irish ligh Toast Fresh Scotch
or LundyioOt.
~ Attention is called to TIE large reduction in
prices of Finc-Cut Chewing ard Smoking TobaccOs.
which will be found Of a Superior Quality.
TOBACCO.
Smoking, Fine Cut Chewing. Smoking.
Long, p. A. L.. or plain. : Jsgo.
No. |. Cavoudi-h. Sweet. Spanish,
No. ?. Sw Get Scented Oruroc0. CANISTER
Nos. 4 mixed, Tin Fol! CaycIdish Turkish
GIanuated.
n. B.--A circular of prices will be sent aprlica.
toI.
April 1, lsG3.-l
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90 MAHkET STRLIT. HARRISBURG, PA.
Dealer in
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NEW Rosewood Pianos, from the lest akcTs
y from S2n0 upwards.
MElDREnNS.-1hc best manufactured Instru.
mcnis from Si5 to Slu0
Guitars. NiOliIs AccoidcOns. Flutes,
Flies Drums. BaIjos. lambournes,
Violin and Guitar stIEgs and musical mer-
chandze III general
SHELF MUSIC.
The lates; publications always on hard. Music sent
10y II nil TO any part of the country.
OVAL, SQUARE, GILT AND ROSEWOOD
FIR a M ES.S
Suitable for looking glasses and all kinds Of pictures
always Oh hand.
\ fine assortment of best plated
LOOKING GLASSES fICm smallest to lurgcsi sizes
Any style ol frame made to order at the shortest
notice. NM. kNDCliE,
April IL, 1863. 80 Market ST. Harrisburg.
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ksSGEA s;s's3F.H.Ess ~ HfONEIs,
Attorneys al Law Sunlury. Pa
A JORDAN ROCKEFFLLER and SOLOMON
~. Il. BOY Eh. respectfully announce that they
have eItcred into cop.liheIship in the practice OF
their procession and will continue to attend to all
business entrusted their charge, il the counties
Of Northunbcrlan Union. Snyder AID Mon,"ur
promptly, faithfully and carefully. Special attcr-
tion will be given to the COLLECTIONS OF
CLAIMS. Consultations can be had i'll the GER.
MAN language.
ofiee-Malkct street, opposite Weavcrs Hotel.
Suhbuiy. February L. lsUO.
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SOLOMON NsAIsCh,

A ttorPey AZ Low SuIbuiy, Nor Il n lie
~ land county, Pennsylvania
formerly Ereeburg, Snyder county,
OFFICE. Market street, one door east of Frirg
Grants Store, and nearly opposite the Courthouse
All professional business collections, &c will re.
ceive prompt attention
April L. 1852.
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MAssER's PATENT FIVE NsIN.
UTE F1sEEZER

As Improved FOR 1889 and 1850,
By p. KLTCIIAM 4 CO., 2S9 Pearl ST., New York
rI,HE only Freezer constructed on scientific prin.
i ciples, with q revolving can and spring blade
scraper Tie ono hns,cns the freezing Of the
the other removes Il as fast as ffoten!
The most rapid in freezing; with the least quantity
Of ice.
The mos, economical, In cost, as 4 Is the mos, simple
and durable in structure.
For sale in all the prinCpal cities and towns in the
Union.
Each Freezer accompanied ~ith book Of recipes
aud full directions.
PRICES.
3quarts, s. 90
quarts, 400
quarts, 70
quarts, 6 90
IA quarts, 90
20 quarts, :. .,, 10
March 49, 1862.
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Reading Railroad.
ARRANGEMENT

Ifcuding Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
GREAT TRUNK LINE from the North ana
" North-W est for Philadelphia, New York, Read.
ing. Pottsville. Lebanon. Allentown Easton, &c
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia New.
York. Reading. Potisville, and all intermediate
Stations. at s A. NJ and 90 p. VI.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg at l. A NJ,
arriving at New York ut 9 l5 the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg To New York IS Is to
Philadelphia SO IS and 50 So Baggage checked
through.
Returning. leave New York at A. NJ. 12 Noon.
md p NJ. pittsburgh EXpress) Leave Philadel-
phia N s Is A VI. and 3 30 p NJ
Sleeping cars in the New York Express Trains,
through to and from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers by the Catawissa Rail Road leave Ia
mnqua at : % A. NJ and lj =. NJ, for Philadel-
phin, New. ork, and all Way Points
Trains leave Pottsville at Is \. NJ. and 30 7.
NJ. for Philadelphia. Harrisburg and New York.
AnaccommodaliUn Passenger train leaves Reading
n 90 a. NJ, and returns flom Philadelphia at ) OO
PM.
l.. All the nbove trains run daily, Sundays ex-
ccrted.
A Sunday train leaves Pottsvillc at 7.30 A. NJ E,
and Philadelphia At 3.l5 =. NJ.
Communication, Mileage, Season. and Excursion
Tickets. at reduced rates to and from all points.
e. A. NICOLLS.
May 9, 1868. General Superintendent.
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DR. Sweets Irfallibe Lin'ment
|. for sale hy all Druggists Price 25 and 81 cents.
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S-T-l96O-X.
Brakes PLANTATION Esittcrs.
They purify, strengthen, and iuvIgorate.
They create 4 healthy appetite.
lLoy Gnlid0to 10 change Of water and diet
They overcome effects oiiissipation and late hours
They rclgthoL the system aud enlyen the mind
iLcy prevent u.ihsIlntic ald Intermittent i,vcrS.
lAcy luliiy 'hv breath aud dacdityu the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia AID CoLstlI alton
They cure biarrnea Cholera, and Cholera Nor
bus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache
They are the hest Ditters in the wcold. They make
the weak man suaLg. aI.d are exhausted nature
great Tcstorcr. Th,y are made OF pure St. Croix
Rum the crlt hrutcd Calisuyu Bark roots and hcl bs
uLd taken EiJh tie pleasure of beverage with
o1t cara To ~, OF time Of day Particularly re
COunyhd"d TO dci!cate PelsuDs requiring gentle
suUnuIt SOLD by all Grocers. Druggists. Hotel,
u"d Saloons. p Ia. DkAhk CO, 20! broadway,
NeN-lmk.
tuLrl .. 1867
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k.acIs1W uhnu ~ bloomsbury isuii
ON aud after November II, 1862, Passenger
" Trains will run as follows
MOVING SOUTH.
FTeigAt J.
Passenger. IdSSeHgfT,
Leave Scranton, 500 A NJ. lOl5 A NJ
kingston, s2O ll.iO T. NJ
Rupert ll,1O
DauN lille, 1905
Arrive at NortL un berland, ~ Is p NJ
MO\ING NORTH,
Leave Northumberland, ) 20 l.. NJ
lanUlie, 6UO
Rupert, 6S5
Kingston, s.4j Leave, las l. Nj
Arrive at scranton, 1000 l. NJ 3 40
A Passenger Train also leaves Kingston at : 10
A, NJ, tor scranton, 10 connect With u Train Tor
New lOik. returning leaves scranton un arrival
vi tTain nom Aew lulk, al 4.l5P T. NJ
The LackHNahHu hluUu shLIg kuilTuad connects
Nith thv Delaware, lackaNaLua and " Get, n, Rail
road at scranton Ior New ioIk aud Intermediate
POINTS sasg,
A. Rupert II connects with the CattaN i,sa Rail.
road uI points bath east uIl Nest-HTi, s al Phi.
ad,lhia at 6.lJ T., NJ
A Northumberland Il connects With the Philadrl.
IhlA Erie railroad aud Northern central Ruil
Tuad iuT l~in,s ,sl und south lass,u syis aiming
al llHuitbsib 80 4, ~ PLuadelILia 10 l. N
Gld baluu.oTe lV 20 4, n
The tIy,sh shl anl Passengers Train north leaves
AuithsAL laid al 0,iJ A NJ. ard unhes at ~ l.
"a passils bHns.lis al 80 T. NJ.
JonA =. lLsLEN, supI
q. hrlls, usHvTal llsksl Assut
Ag'ssy, ls62
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JUST RECEIVED
j. FL ENGE.
Has s-s returned from Philadelphia "
) ? l. E II . ID S Te
OF
Spring & Summer G,

For Mems Wear.
Cloth, Cashmere, Ncsting. italian Cloti
Conting, Linen Check and Cottonnd,
Ladies' Wear.
A large assortment Of Dress Goods. T.
Fancy Silks, silk Tissues, Fancy Beragcs.
all Wool Delancs, Mvsun,bique Goods at L.
silk LeNellas. Delancs, Lawns, Gingh
Prints. a full line Of Irish Linen and VIII
Stella bvrJer and Fancy Summer Shawls
Bacc Mantillas &c.
Ready Made Clothing,
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4 4 4
DIR SWEETS
. IHFALLIBLE
L | N | M Z N r.
GREAT REMFEY
For Rheumatism. cent. Ncura1gjo Lumb7g
SIR Neck ANIL dointS, Syrdihs Bruises,
Ca'sdad Wounds, Piles. Haddchc,
and all Rheumatic md NerroUs
Disorders.
For all of which sa speedy and certain remedy,
and never fails. This Liiin.cnt is prepared from
the recipe OF nr. stephen Sweet. of Connecticut, the
famous bone setter, aid has he, n used ia the practice
iu more thun twenty years with the most astonishing
success.
As an Ale, ator of Pain It is unriyacd by any
VrcunrHtiun before the public, of which the most
sktpliy.d may be convinced by single trial.
This Liiincht will cure rapidly and mdically
Rhcumatc Disorders Of every kind. and in thousands
of cases where it has been used il hns Ser been
known to tail.
For Neuralgia it will afford immediate r. lei in
/ elr cry case. how ever distressing
1t will relieve the wust of Headache in three
mil uiCS, ard is Warranted To do il.
1uoihnchc also will il cuc Instantly.
Fo Nervous Debility and General Lassitudc. ar-
sing from iInprudcncC excess this Liuimtnt is Il
III, It happy and uililing remedy. Acting directly
upon the tissues, 1t srcg teus and rcyjvi-
hes the syscn. and RESTORES it To elasticity ard yigo
! For Piles as IN external remedy, We claim that
il il the b.. known. and we challenge the world to
droiuce AN equal Every viain Of this distressing
plant sluuld give il trial. for il will not tail
to AFFORD immediate rcliet, and in IL majority Of cases
will effect radical cur.
QLncy and SIrc lhruHt are sometimes extremely
mai- i-hHnt and dangerous but timely application
of tins Lnment will n,ycr fail to cure.
SpruiIS sometimes very obstinate, and enlarge.
oi ihs joints Is liable To UccUr if neglected. -.
The Mols, case may be conlucrcu by this Llniment
Ia two three daNs.
Bruises. Cuts, Wounds. Sores. Ulcers. Burns and
Scal,is yield readily To the wonderful healing wu
pcris Oi Dr. Sweets lntitliible llLnncnt When
used according To directions. Also. Chiblalns, Eros;
cd Feet, and Insect Bites and Stings.
DIR sTEFEHEN SWEET. of Connecticut
the Great Natural Bone Setter
DR. sTITTIE SWIFT. CT Ccrnec,ieu
is known all over the United States
DIR. STEPHEN SWEET Of rcrr oct cut,
is the autlor of ID. Sweets Infalibc Lniment.
D.. Sweets Infallible Ln!ment
Cures FL Gun atsrn. ard never fails
DR. Sweet Infallble Linment
Is II certain rcn edy for Neuralgia.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Lin ment
Cures burns and ScaldS Immediately.
DR.. Sweets Infnllible Liniment
Is ,he Lesl known remedy tcr elr"ihs and Bruises
Dr. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Aforls INN, datc relief for Piles, ard seldom fai'
to cure.
DR.. Sweets InfGllible Liniment
Cures TOotLachc in ole minute.
n. S"-oa''S Tnra'lible Iiainent
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves Ii
Dr Sweets InfalIirle Iirirent
Is the best remedy for SoIes in the known world.
. Dr Sweets InfalliRle Lininent
Has been in by more than a million people, an
all praise it.
DR. Sweets Ir"allihle biniment
Taken internally cures Collie and Cholera Morbus.
Dr Sweets InfGllible Lin;ment
l. truly friend in need and every family shou
have il hand.
Y,
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Knoscn az sHelmoolds'
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ
EXTRACT "BCCHU,'
sARsAPARiLLA
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
HELM MBoLD'a
GENUINE PREPARATIONS
"HrenLY CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Disensc, Of the
BLADDER KIDNEYS, GRAVEL AND DRoPSI.
CAL SWELLINGS.
Tlis Medicine increases the power of Digesti, n,
md cxcites the Absorbcns into healthy action, by
which the Natery or Cacerous dispositions, and all
Unnatural ELlaTg gemcnts reduced. well u; pain
AID inflammation, and is good for men, women, OF
Children.
EsaE.IskfUEE'S EXTRACT
EUCssa
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excesses Habits of Dissipation Early
Indscreton, Abuse,
Attended with the following symtoms
Indisposition to Exerton, Loss OF power.
Los, of Memory. bithculty OF Breathing
Weak Nerves. Trem bling
Horror OF Disease, Nakeiulress.
Dimness oi vision, Pain in the back,
Universal Lassiludc Of the Flushing the Body
Muccular System, Eruptions the Face
Hot Hands, Pallid CuuntenaIce,
Dryncss Of the skin.
These SYMPTOMS. if allowed TO 90 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMPO1ENCY, FA1UITY. EPILEPTIC FITS.
In one of which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they are not frequently followed by those
''direiul diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
Many are aware Of the cause of their suffering. but
none will confess. The recoIic Of the Insane Asy-
luns and the melancholy deaths by Cons1n ption.
bear ample witness to the truth OF the assertion.
The Constitution. Affected with Organic
Weakness.
Requires the all Of medicine to strengthen and in.
vig0rate the system. which "lieimbolds Xtract
Buchu' Invariably does. \ trial will coi.yihec
the most skcptical.
FEMALES. FEMALTS. FEMALES.
Old or young, snsl,, married, or contemplating
/ marriage,
In many UtectlOrs nccunn1 10 enlAlts the IAtracl
Buclu is uuequallcd by any other remedy. ns in
ChlorOss or Retention, lrrcguarity. Paiiiulncss or
SUI preston Of he Customary fluctuations, liberated
or SchirrOus state OF the Uterus. leucUrl hea. or
Whites Sterility and Tor all plants Incident TO
the whether arising from discretiOl Habits OF
/ dissipation. or in tie
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
No FAMILY SHOULD BL WITHOUT IT
Take no Hulsam Mcrcurr, or Unpleasant Medicine
for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
IiEs.MssOI.E'~ ENTEACT
! BlCh
Cures
/ SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages; at little expense little or ne
change in diet no Inconvenience,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
/ 1t causes frequent desire and gives strength ts
JriuHtc, thereby removing Instructions prev cnting
AID curing Structures of the Urcthra. ullaN ing pain
and inflammation frequent III this class ot diseases
aud cApcllmg Poisonous, Diseased, aid WorL.yu
Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEN THE VICTIMS OF
QVACkS,
And who have paid Heavy Fees to be cured in
short time, have found they were deceived. M,
thut the Poison las, by the use Of Powerful A.
( triEgeHts been dlied up in the system. 10 bIc:l
out III al aggravated form. and
PeIhal after Marriage.
USE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-24

Dr Sweets Infalliale LiniTeut
Has been in use by more than million people, and
all praise it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-24
DR. Sweets In"allihle Lniment
Taken internally cures Collie and Cholera Morbus.

Dr Sweets InfGliible Lin:ment
l. truly friend in need. and every tumily should
have il hand.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-24
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,

Many are aware Of the cause OF their suffering. but
none will confess The recoia- of the Insane Asy-
bear ample witness to the truth OF the assertion
The Constitution. once Affected with Organic
Weakness.
Requires the all Of medicine to strengthen and in.
yigorate the system. which "lieimbod's xtract
Buchu' invariably does. \ trial will convince
the most skcptical.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-24

GALL AND SEE
sunbury, January 3, 1868.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-11
IMPORTANT TO ARMY ABSENTEES.
PROCLAMATION Blythe PRESIDENT
They are Given till tho lst Of April 20 Return
After that to be Punished as Deserters
THE OFFENSE OF ENCOURAGING DESERTlONS.
WAsHissroy. Tuesday. March 10, 1863

WAsnissroY Tuesday, March 49, 1863
! The Cdrop,ce of tomorrow will contain the fol
lowing:
BY THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES
PROCLAMATION.
RESPECTING SOLDIERS ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE
ExEcUTIvR MANSION, March 10, 1868.
In pursuance of the Goth section of the act of Con-
gress entitled "An act for enrolling and calling out
the National forces and for other purposes" ap.
proved on the Sd Of March, in tie year 1868, |,
Abraham Lincoln, President and COMMANDMENT.
Chief OF the Army and Navy Of the United States,
do hereby ordain and command that all soldiers
listed or drafted into the service of tho United
States, now absent from their regiments without
leave, shall forthwith return to their respective regi
ments, and do hereby declare aud proclaim that
all soldiers now absent from their respective
regiments without leave, who shall, on or
before the first day of April, 1863 report themselves
at any rendezvous designated by the general orders
of the War Department No. SO, hereto anne xed,
may be restored to their respective regiments with
out punishment, except the forfeiture of pay and al
lowauce during their absence; and all who do not
return within the time above specified shall be Al
rested Ms deserters, aud punished as the law pro-
vides; and
Whereas, Evil disposed and disoyal persons, at
sundy places, have cntced and procured soldiers to
-esert and absent themselves from their regiments,
thereby weakening the strength of the armies and
Irolouging the war, giving aid and comfor. to the
enemy and cruelty exposing the gallant and faith
f soldiers remaining in the ranks to increased hard
ships and dangers
10 therefore call upon all patriotic aud faithful
citizens 10 oppose and resis, tho aforementioned
danger US and reasonable crimes and aid in res
,oring 10 their regiments all soldiers absent without
leave, and 10 assist in the execution OF the acc OF
Congress for ensting and calling out the national
forces aud for other purposes and to support the
proper authorities in The prosecution aud punish.
men OF offenders against said act ard in suppressipg
tue instruction ard rebellion.
In testimony whereof | have hcreua;o set my
hand.
Done at the City of Washington this lOIh day OF
Mar b, 10 The year One thousand eight hundred and
ixty.lhlec, and Of rbe Independence OF the United
States the eighty seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By 'lc President
EDwN NJ STANTON Secretary Of War
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-11

Coz ,ion,,,t in office from May to January. Who
BELIEVES IT, You cannot yourself, Mr.. Butler.
When Ba -ney was mean enough to skulk his action
and hide b.>ind th>a letter of May denounced LIS
statement as fa 'ee.
About the time If whi,to.'s removal some others
were removed, and the objeo.' was 10 carry out
political arrangement aOd nottog III oi men whose
principles were obnoxouc. In justice \, mr. n,'
Ton and myself, Immediately wrote a lettc'. "n'o"
was made public, admitting everything as stsis- III
MIR. Buffers letter, and giving tie above explanation
Your readers will trust pardon me for saying this
much IL seemed necessary TO make the above ex.
plantations The few days furlough given ME to trans.
act business before joining my regiment will not
allow me time to engage in newspaper controversy.
l am not disappointed. was warned to expect tina:
my motives would be inquired, and my actions de-.
nounced BY the men and their friends from whom
should dare tear away the masque. No wonder " tie
CALLED gade winces.' Let the whining pack howl
on. Until they grow weary they may hound my
track; it will require quick scont to find it, .s
never covered. beg to refer to my speech aud re.
port as an answer to all SANDERS stating again
these men that claim no privilege, Congressional
or otherwise, and that am at all times aud places
to any party who feels himself aggreved, responsible
personally and legally in any tribunal they may
choose. c. H. VAS WrcK
Middle,otcn March TO- 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-11
A "DIysteryo Explained.

To NE Editor Of The N. y. Tribuns
SIR; In answer to the inquiry Of yonr CORE.
spondsnt Inquirer in yesterdays TRIBUNE, under
the title "a Mystery" about tho charge OF
commssons--$6,7 62 Gin Col ecior Barney's ac-
counts a. Cotton Agent, let me ray that on eppica-
ton to Mr.. Ogden the Auditor OF the Custom. House,
he furnishes the following explanation, which settles
that item of the Van Wyck budget:
"The statement furnished to Congress show. the Of
commissions paid to the dueoneer 10 reduced commission of
only per cont the Of sales Mr. Barney has
made no chafg. "S o. OGDEN"
Mr.. Barney received the consignments Of the cot
ton, had it ginned, paid the expenses, sold it, and
accounted to the Government As Mr.. Butler stated
in his letter, he has neither charged nor received
commissions. Let your anonymous Enquirer"
who thinks il impossible to convince the community
that the Collector dl not receive share Of the pro-
eds be sure of bis fac,s before he tries his hand
again nj "A contradiction. JUSTICE.
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-11

PR0viDYNCE. X. J., Tnesdsy, Mercl ~. lfA
The Republican Union the Constitute Union,
api the Democratic parties had each Convention
here today Tor nOminaliAg state officers aud Dis.
trict Conventions Cor nominating two Me"bers o!
Congre-,. Much time speut by Committees II
Consrs "a 70 secure concert Of action bstH cen two
or moe Of the Conventions.
The Republican Union I5nye ton dominated for
Governor James L. Smith for Leuienrai-l Governor,
Sc Iadplford; fer Attorney Abraham Payn' all
OF Providence; for Congress, E.fein D.s'rc q,
Jbomss a Jenokes Of Providence; Western DIS
tTc., Nathan f.. Dixon OF Westerly.
The Constitutional Union CONVENTION and the
DemOc- tic Convention nOin,nsed for Governor The
Hon. ". Hoppin; for Attorney General, Walter s.
Briggs Elisha L.. Poster for Lieut.. Governor, but
he deciacd.
The Constitutional Union Convention nominated
WIN. i. Sheffield OF Newport for Congress ia the
Eastern District, and made 10 nomination IN the
Western. The Democrats nominated George IL.
Browne lof the Western D.strict, but made ~ nom.
ina,iois or the Eastern. Adjourned conventions
VIII be- held next week to iii vacancies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-11
,Er, VIM Wyck 80 Nr. Butirr.

H. he Of The y. b. ITijhde
SIR: VIM. Alien Batter. esq, having volunteered
as the champion OF Mr.. Barney renders short
reply necessary. stop not 20 notice those adJec-
liver which. from their frequent use, seem agree.
able 10 HE taste. want bin 10 understand ask
no shield Of Congressional privilege" plead no
nrivjicqe. and Mr. Butler knows it. stated in my
srcech that | was afforded no opportunity TO deliver
il. that the majority Of tho Committee neglected to
mike a report uut after II O'Clock ON Tuesday
night. M Congress was to ADJOURN at noon on
Wednesday, aud that could not properly speak on
,bat subject until it was presented TO The coneidera-
lion of the House.
However. anticipating delays jast 40 they hap
,oned ON the 23d day of February obian'd con-
cent from the House u prut speech, winch A.
Ioved me TO present ono any subject aud with
anv alterations nigh, desire before it was actually
urintcd. AT the latter end Of the sesHon the pro-
ceedinos OF the House get week Or te" Jays ''
advance Of Tie Giobe The proceedings o. ~"
| 23l day OF February were not puOiisned until '"c
5ih Jay Of March. 4 few days before the ehd OF
tine session called at THE GioJc Office 70 urge them
to SGT up ny speech in advance, but they Sald was
absolutely impossible; no Mr.. Butter eau see no"
fair Ls statement is that the speech was kept pacA
Mr.. Butler then speaks Of the Lalor contract :
SAYS neither he nor Mr.. Barney was Interested IN
it; bit pLy not feH MS wh0 were the real parf"'
represented by Mr.. Wymon and t'mSeJ'
Mr.. Butler then says that charge the Collector
&C., with receiving brbes collusive settlements
black mail, &C. | do not propose TO reproduce my
speech but whatever that charges stand by
only speak on those subjects which the evidence
aburdsnty. establishes he @li see when he resd'
M report and HAT Of tho majority OF the Committee
What said W Lrlbes was from Lho tesIimony Of