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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20
AYERS
Sarsa parilla

Sarsaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And for the speedy cure ofthe following complaints
srrofsla and scrofuIo,ss Affections, ."ch
. 8: T%mor, u,esr.' isso,che., HOLE,
Rloias. and all skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9th June, 1859
| knowledge what your sarsaparilla has done for me-
! Having Inherited a scroiuIous infechon, ! have
| suffered from it in various WAYS 'or years. eome
times il burst out in Ulcers on my iiahas ana arms
Sometimes il turned inward and distressed me at the
stomach. Two years ago it broke out on my heaa
and covered my scalp and with one sore, wlcii
Was pniuful and loathsome beyond description.
tried many medicines and several phySelans, bns
without much relief from anything. ih lac', 'ae
read in the q gospel Messenger that YOU had prepared
an Alternative (Sarsaparillah for knew rom your
reputation that anything you mae mus pe Pooo:
sent to Cincinnati and got i, ami used 1t Til ).
cured me took it, as you advise III snaII doses ol
a teaspoonful over month, ana usen Almost three
bottles New and healthy skin soon began to form
skin is now clear, and know BY my FEELINGS that
the disease has gone from my system. lou can wen
believe that feel what am saving when tell YOU,
that hold YOU to be OF the apostles OF the age,
~"N ALFRED b. TALLEY.
~. An,hony'- Fire: Rose or Ery-incin:.
Tettcr and Salt Riseurs. ScnId Head,
Rinxworn,, Sore Eyes. DroP>y.
Dr.. Robert VI. rrebe writes from sa.em. n T..
1oih Sept 1859 that he has cured an inve;erate
case of Dropsg, which threatened to terminate IA
tally bv the persevcrng use OF our Sarsaparila
and also dangerous NtLignant Ergstpefds by large
does of the same: says he cures the Common ErsP
tons by il constantly
Bronchocrle, lsoisro Or Swciled Neck.
Zcbulon .oan, Of Prospect Texas, writes: Three
bottles Of your Sarsaparilla cured me from Gotrr
- a hdeous swelling on the neck, which l had SUIT
fered I. ON over two years.
I,cucorrhTa or Whites. Ovnrinn TuH0r,
Uterine liberation. Female Disease.
DR. j Il S. Claiming of New York City. writes:
:" most cheerfuy comply with the request OF our
agent in saving have found your Safsapariia
most excellent Alternative in the numerous COM
plants for which employ such a remedy, but
esnac;aly in FennIs Diseases of the Scrotulous
Lcucorrhna by it, and some where the compa amt
was caused by alteration OF the uterus. The ulcer
alton itself was cured Nothing within nv
knowledge equals it for these tenae deraugemeAts.'
Edward s. Marrow. of Newbury Ala, writes:
"A dangerous Orarihn tIm0r one OF the females
In nv family. which had deicd all the remedies we
could employ. has at ngth been completely cured
thought nothing but extrpaon could afford relief,
but he advised the trial of your Sarsapariia as the
last resort before cutting. and it proved elcct'al.
After taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
OF tue disease remains "
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Nhc.mnti-m. Govt, Liver Conrlaint.

lNDEpLNDENcE, Fleston Co, Va, 9Th July ISJ9
DR. J. {. AVER Sir, have been afflicted with
painful chronic Rheumatism for a long time, which
batfled the skill of physicians, and stuck TO me in
spite OF an the remedies ! could find until tried
your Sarsaparila. One bottle cured in two
weeks. and restored my general health much
that | am far better than before | was attacked |
think il a wonderful medicine. j FREAI
Jules \. GechcIl. Of St Louis, writes: IL have
been afflicted for with affection, Of the Ltrcr,
which destroy ed my health. | tried every thing,
and everything failed to relieve me; and | have
been broken-down man Tor some years from no
other cause than dcrHHgenent Gf the Lirer. Nv
beloved pastor, the Rev Nr. Espv, advised me to
try YOUR SarsaparilIa, because he said he knew ,ou
and anything YOU made was worth irving By the
blessing of hDd il has cured me. and has 50 PARTED
my blood as to made man of me feel Young
again. The best that can be said OF you is lot half
good enough
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

State Of Iowa, Cedar county, IS
Wa. /. "Accicr, PHI,
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schirrus, Cancer Tun,"r~, EuIargrmcn',
I Iteration, Carries AMI ExfOliaiica o.
etse

4 great variety Of caSca have been reported TO us
where cures OF these formidable complaints have
resulted from the use Of tins remedy, but our space
here will not admit them. Some OF them may be
found in our American Almanac, which the agents
below named are pleased to furnish gratis TO all who
call for them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20

From C. II. scHRrvrs's Advertising Agency, Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
TURF or VrssrL ,Np,.a~rRAp.rt

CAPTURE VrssrL AND so~rRAPANo
Goops.-The T. :. revenue steamer Raliar -.
Capt MCGOwah commanding, arrived a. rs T.
Iimore yesterday afternoon, me SAn says, after
a short hut spc,rssful cruise ia he bay aRd a.i-
ia acent rivers. She had in tow large canoe.
captured while attempting Ia run th- bl0''.k sJe
of the Nirginia rivers.
Tn. capture was made un the morniHg ot the
10Th inst, after an exciting 'ha-~ N Deal :
Island, and in ia. direction ef Nsnoki,. -
The canoe contained nins boxe. of vo'Ss snn
tool. besidrs liz carp't-hag- full az Fl pIf'r~.
&c. The boxes were filled ~ ith the following
commodities: Hats, lead peg ciis, phosphorus,
India rubber, ,tripr wood pipes, port Non Dals.,
windsor soap, dry goods, carpenters tools, ~.
The mss, (siX in number capturs3 ~ horrc.
were armed " ith three large siZ- stx-.hocter-
and one small size seven shooter. revoi verS: !
also one heavy rife.
IL is stated that the canoe was purchssrd at
Deals Island, by thuse on board. tor nc sum
OF SIPS, and rhaf a certain Geo. VI. ficlds en-
gagged 10 take them to Virginia. for wbi~h SER
vice ne was 70 receive the canoe.
The follow ing are ihr names oT IN" pr'soners
Geo. III. Fields, Harkl-es lnnsn, Mm Dorst,
James &. Partridge, Porter Flagg apd Jane.
Deals.
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Rebel Preparations for the Defence of
Mobile.

NEW YORK, March, i-.-A Hilton Head let
ter, dated Cn the night OF the 18th, states that
Lieut.. Rushley and nine men-three of them
belonging 10 the 9Th Maine, and the rest 20
an engineer regiment-were captured by q
squad OF rebels, who crossed the river and
found our pickets asleep and without mus
ket loaded.
Three deserters from Mobile report that the
rebels there amount TO 7,O10 neu. under Gen
Buckher. They have three wooden steam
gunboats, OF ten guns each, a cutter and a
ram. Two new roms have just been built az
Selma, 20 be noated down the river on hogs.
heads. Two more rams We're 10 be completed
in 4 few weeks
The channel III Mobile bay had been blocked
up by sUnken vessels, but no torpedoes had
heen sunk. Two or three forts had been iron
clad.
rumor lie brought by the steamer Union
hat the negro expedition into Florida and
Georgia had been captured. II was command
I'd by Coils Higgin SOT and MONTGOMERY
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lvnrHHss hubHos Msffh ~ tAst .....
u Wtlplls, % ths TEA "a sfsus =. Z 49,.
Inssb.,h n,sr, ss.f asTssis s.s 80 -.
t.WV wofh - rentrahaaa sas..ls - -
Norfolk
ThsiTOn I'd ksossl g.as..I 49,. "A. 49,.
me mcfbltg, tut Fttufufd e. 4 ewes A -
Stly oviHs 70 ths tnaisstiors - st.sss
nc ioilowtass
! Hos wttltssautsa a- Nss.ftss. -.
"'tp cf iof't - 80 stssi nr-a sraa ssf
Ilek|is ttsuvn'd in tias atfrfttui sf a. ksaasa
Z h' pictsL TftuTbsd l,s nW saa t. ss.ss.t
bsM hastp TetTsat No it-s 80 sssi..a.f
sna all is sfsin guist a. vs. rFglstlV a.
ruIpes. ~ ihanes ouT msn 10 par.as th.su a
Is.l ihto another snsksssaa.
Oh ssiuTdAN lAsi, U.a L. go .i.,.t -.
l' ~ cavalry and two Isiscrs ~ sfulisfs asas
hurried ndNaner upon our nncs af 90 lssi -. I.
Hf' tGt L'ATiHs of suas. f-th f-ss-sa- - ,,f
Tore at ihai paint tbsy r.iit.d ss rspiass a.
lhry CANE IL :. rumorcd hey have eOas o.
reinforeements, bit We ~, rrafy foF thsu.
h~ U. =. shsp 81 ~sf Tontsta sftl ss-t ma.
afternoon from phiisa-lphts
foRTREss MoNKos, M.r,b Is 4 81 I.al,-
has ust returned from CIV FulnI haytas
sompie.d srranrrmcnn toT no "a eAAAss 20
all political prtsobers. Thus. in o.. htns,a
are 10 he released to-day, sna hc.- tn ssli.-
bury EeNt week.
There was sonse nghtns on m. Iu.es 49,,
YESTERDAY, the particulars ~ which h.s. not
The reb-ls at'a -ksd NeH bern a. @ FRIDAY Ana
were GefCatpd.
The Richmond papers OF IA. 18Th "a, .hat on
lhe lith Admiral fHrrsgut a zckrd Port Uud-
son ana was repulsed. The .teanrr Ml.,iss,pp,
in bis nag ship disabled. The land force did
not Join in the attack.
The Richmond papers also SAY that he city
OF Mexico has been captured ~ tb- Fr-nch
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From California,

SAN EHhECIsuo, March IA. T.. Critten-
den, prominent lawyer, Has arrested for
completely IN lifting ON the priNateer j. VI.
Chapman.
The San Francisco supervisor last night
proposed 10 lend the Stat. Sltai. .Om towards
providing AIMED vessels for the harbor and
coast dci"nses. A bill WAS introduced IN the
legislature to-day 20 author zing two millions
!Cr the same purpose.
There IL 4 general feeling that neither arms
nor other means are an effective defense
against -ign or domestic enemies now in the
State. The collector OF san Francisco was
compelled 10 hir" steamer TO board the Chap
man. the only revenue cutter OH the coas being
of Washington Territory.
There is every prospect thai he Legislature
viii issue half a million ia bends, for means
Tor purchasing six batteries Of artillery, and
small arms sufficient ~ equip 3O,ugs1 soldiers
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. sEkR SIXTH sTskIr

fHE STAR COMBINATION OF THE WORLD
Second week of
MISS ERNSTlSE DE FAIBER,
The Beautiful SCugstress and Accomplished Dam
seI:e.
THREE FEMiLE sTiES;
MlSSJULiA MURrIaER
HISS kATE ENNoYER,
MISS ERNSrINE DE FtIBER
This is the hrsS time they have ever appeared on
0Uk THREE GRA0Es
will appear in new st, Untitled
TIE Gypsy TRIO,
Gypsy AND ARAB LAYS.
THE EGREAT COURT OF BEAUTY
MISS KATE PENN0YER
MISE EKNaTISE DE- PAIBER
vii perform
L 4 &c.
GEORGE X. EDEsON will appear in the irish
Farce entitled
The IRISH TUTOR,
AMI he
NAM MO- H CONF PANY,
embracing the most
TALENTED GENTLEMEN
ard
BEAU TIFUL LADIES,
IMMENSE BILL OF NEW ACTS,
Come E0riy, D you tciSh Seats
Doors open al O'Clock /; pe rformsrca ats
Adm lEslun 70 Cents. Orchestra, 80 cent?; Priyats
Boxes. (holding SIX J So
SATURDAY ITTERNOoN, at @ clock,
Fee LINES AID CHILDREN.
Doors open O'Clock. Admission-lsdes, ~ cts:
ell ildren. 10 cts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

HsbTslUAsTEss assN ~ w, Poras a.
March IA most briInant cavalry nrh, o.
CURED on The Rsppshsnnock y-.trrdsy, beyond
kslley's Ford. A rscOHnoIssance, nu.l.r t;.u.
ANeriil. forced a passage over the river IN ia.
lace Of u determined resistance by a eonsid.
erable body Of rebel sharpshoo,rrf, who werr
protected by houses, rife pits aud q dry mill.
Tace, with an aoattis in front. The ford admit.
ted bnt single horsemsn at a tim. aud I'M.
stTesm wae swollen and rapid. Arriving -,
the south side of the river, our ca vaIry charged
the rebels In their entrenc hmerts, killing aud
capturing the entire force. beside. securing A
large number of horses pickrted near by
ehort distance from the shore tfen Aver.
ms command encountered the rebel cavalry
under stuart and FiIhUgh I,ee who had has
tened from Culpeper 10 prevent our passage Of
the river. They made some dashing ch aryes
upon our troops, who repulsed them, and ia
turn charged the rebels with fatal effect using
their sabres only in the conflict Whenever
the enemy made u stand they were immcd ata-
ly charged upon and routed from their position
with great loss.
The battle lasted ii We hours and was a serios
OF charges and hand TO hand conflicts, result
Ing IN the enenly's falling back. The force en-
gagged was about 0C0 men on each side The
enemy ut last .ook refuge behind an entrenched
battery, four miles from the ford. fiankes nv
rtr.e pits and abattis
Gen. ANerill having accomplished his object
and secured his prisoners and the wounded on
both sides, and q large number OF horses re-
crossed the river without attack or other de-
monstration on the part of the rebels, who were
&c badly whipped that they could not follow TO
annoy him.
Among the prisoners taken is Major Breckin.
ridge, cousin OF John &. Breckinridge
The prisoners characterize the affair on our
part az one OF the ablest and most paIlantIv
fought cavalry raids OF the war, and admit that
their own troops We're totally demsralizsd by
the gallant charges OF our cavalry. About
eighty prisoners have been brought in
The wounded of the enemy bear sufficient
marks that the sabre was the only weapon used
on our side,
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Later from tsafyestou.

New IoRK, March Io.-idyices per steamer
Union staic tina; the rebels have erected
formidable batteries al Galveston. mounted
with guns taken from the Harriet Lane and
Westfield. The Federal fleet of Galveston
Feb. 2sth consisted Of tha steam frigate Brook
lyn and four Cunboars. On the 18th the
BROOKLYN threw few shells i'm the fort on
Pelican Island, and on the 2Ith threw some
shells into the town, setting on fire thres places.
which, however, Were soon put ont The
miles, being converted into an iroa-clad. IL IL
hot probable thar our feet a. al present con-
sututed VIII undertake anything agains, the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
IRON IRON CLAD SEA STEAMERS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT

NAVY pEPARTyEST. MoIrh l., 1865.
The NaS5 Department will. until A pril 18th ext
feosiye proposals for the corlpste construction
and equi ipnIent fer service including Hrou ut
iron gun carriages but excluding guns, ordnance
stores, nautical instruments. and fuel. Of
iron iron clad stea=Iers of about l tons burden
measured az single deck vessel and q draught
O Sater. The boats, mxsts, yards, and rigging Ia
Ae c. iron; and the armament IL consist OF ten guns
II casem.te, each weighing; about y tens without
the earrisSn.
The boilers to be Of the horizontal tubular kind !,
Hits l son square feet Hf FIRE CRATE surface, and
D. ~ square fet of water heat ng surface. The
mschiaery 10 consist OF two separate pairs of
drect sction. horizontal engines, operating in
d pendentiy. two iron screw Pr5psllers OF 10 feet
diameter, one under each counter OF the vessel.
Capacity OF each of the four cylinders lsi cubic
feet To be provided with Se<ell's surface con-
h5user. contaioing 800 square feet OF exposed
tnbs sUrfsee for each pair of engines. Bankers TO
Be provided for SD tons OF coal.
Proposals will be receiyed on general plsus
and specifications that may be examined at the
Navy Department; or parties may pr pose on plans
ana specifications of hull and machinery of their
mar IA - I'm fhsW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
How TIE KEoKuK BEHAVED rsrA.-h cor.

How THE kEoKUK BEHAVED AT SEA.-h cor
respondent on board The iron-ciad keokuE,
writing from FORTRESS Monroe, says .'In order
10 crafty the curiosity YOU naturally feel about
the conduct OF this ship M sea, let me say she
has proved satisfactory, and possesses the Pc
culiariry of all our on-clads-thst 10, stesdi-
ness. You hardly know there sre huge waves
da>hipg again - You on every side No matter
how Hereby they strike the rounded hull. their
force is harmless the mass Of water rolling
cuietiy hack from our slanting margins, there
h.ins level surface 70 rest upon. The
balance of the ship is good and this is the chief
poInt about which the "doctors disagreed"
Thr ability OF the keokuk 10 stand fre is vet 70
he tes {, Il, and tear balls Will make a heavy
mark upon her. The report sent to-day ll4thl
10 secretary Nellee states that the workman
chip OF the vessel IL second 10 that Of none in
ihp navy. She B. ordered Southr
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DROP OsALs FoR cop.
Hsad9xa,t-s, Dsf..,,s Of wasaingson,

C66ce oy Chtef CHar:trn1aster. Jan. g. I63.
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishin. Wood 10
the troops in and around the Forts hereinafter
specified, from parties owning wood wood lands
in the vicinity of the same, viz: Forts Alexander
Ripley, Franklin, Manifold, Pennsy vania, Battery
Tenallylovn; Forta Kearney, De huasey, msss.
chusetts, slocum. Tottep, Slemmer, Bunker aill,
Martin Scott and Cameron. on the north side Of
Proposals 10 be made in the following manner
70 Wit:
First For wood stsndin X, (prios per oord
fscona Ror wood felled by L. B. kngncers or
otherwise, fprice per cord.
Third. For wood gu and corded on .he ground
Proposals must specify the locality, kind, qnIa-
i'iy and QKaltty Of the wcod. ,-
mers Cor The amount of wood required ny to JUue
!, l<3. -
Esch bidder uuEt attsch his full name ani Post
Office address to bis bid, snd the names OF all par
tIs int, rested the proposal must appear ia the
bid
An cath Of aHtsiare, 10 tis Gor@raDieai Of IKE
UntlfG S.iItS dctUDfdHy tuch tad
Bids v III be opened from time Ia tine, and con
trsctE or ps -ehssas made - the wood may be re-
auirsd
Tle right j. reserved "a accept al or any part Of
Pr0posal- should De endorsed. "Proposals for
". cd - and addressed To
Lieut. Colonel and Chief a. art2r -iasrer
BtF Defens.z Of Washington
TAR FOR SAIE
Is tsTgs Or small aus! t:sR. by
ktN!i 4 BCRtEELL.
rsr II-Ir Crru.T i-ts 81 sud Ne-s. @at IS
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The Harrisburs Election

HkRRlsBr RG, Pa, March John Till, an
unconditional war democrat, WAS nominated
last night for mayor of this city by the Union
republicans, and Gen. A J.. Roumfort receiv-
I'd the nomination of the opposition. The cleo
ton takes place on Friday and the contest will
be an an lmated enc.
Governor Curtin has nominated 10 The Sen
ate Vein Forney, ESQ, az State librarian FOR
the ensuing three years. The Rev. w. X
Dewett has filled the place since 1851.
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REAU or ORDN ANcE.
Navy DRrARNsyTr,
" HHss,a gf0a fbs,s AaS.h0 A

Nd,s,ngton Ctiy. March 2. lsS1.f
This Bureau ~ desirous of sscsrtaining whether
ridsd cannon can be mad of wrought iron Of suf-
ndebt and uniform endurance and enconomy to
warrant thsir beiag preferred to of east iron
only or OF east iron siren sthened with wrought
Iron.
Proposals will tserefors r. received from any
Manufacturers of forged IRON, to furnish . I'm.
rhcs gun, OF block Of metal from W hch the same
may De rnishes
The said gun, when finished, 20 gh about 10 900
pounds TO be made into gun throwing pro
tec;ie of lo pounds used in cast iron ri1ed can
non OF ike weight; to be fred ] ,os times with
service charges of the Eaule weight and kind of
Yo|d used in the Parrot ilD poundeF, viz: 20
pounds OF No. 7, without bursting wearing in
such N amer ss 20 cause apprehensiops OF burst
Ing
The quality OF metal, price, snd other terms are
rG hs stated clearly in the pro possl forwarded
Tie Bureau reserves the right to itself of accept
Ing or rejecting any Of the proposals..
The tire for receiving the proposals is limited
Is taiTty days from date; and Frope- ala win only
~ rsesived from persons actually engaged in the
fabrication or wrou kht iron. o.
JOHN 4 DAHLGRsN,
Er Il so4v Chief Of B1r-au
Initial su1 Rom 4
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Trnnl Cincinnati.

CISCInNATi, March 1.-THE police force of
This city way yesterday disarmei by order of
Gen. Thomas. They have sported u. y. mus
keis tor some months.
A hill will he introduced in the Ohio Legis-
lature soon, authorizing the Governor TO call
out ine militia in case of an inv aston, aud ap-
propriating one million of doiiars for the ex-
pen res and a similar amount for srm. and
pouiumpnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
yauia PoIitics.

HARRIsBU re, March is.-The "Unitad States
Committee" have called 4 Stale Convention,
10 be held in Plttsburg. July 9Th, 10 nominate
candidates for Governor and Judge of the Su-
preme Court. The Committee also passed d
resolution recommending the Organization OF
Union Leagues in each legisiati We dis rct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
Missouri Legislature.

JEFFERSON CITY, March Ie.-A hin passed
ne Senate to-5ay providing for calling the
State Convention TO take into con sid-ratiop
the gradual emancipation OF slavery IN Mis-
souri. Mr.. Ritcheys proposed an amendment
10 the Constitution regarding slavery, which
as dIscu uss"d. Several amendments were
HdOptCd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
Aid for the D,stjtu,eIpI Ireland

NEW YORK, March le.-It Is stated .ha; 4.
Stewart has chartered ship - be ffii"G " "a
food Tor The destitute IA Irelsnd Barney vii
liams proposes to give a benefit AZ tbe Academy
OF Music for the same ob,.ct
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From MeNico

NEW YORK, March 1s-The Tribune's sp4-
clal correspondent gives official Mexican ad-
vices 10 Feb. 25th. General forey vas within
fifteen miles OF Pusbla. The preparations of
the Mexicans 10 resist the attack were som-
pletPd, and their daterntnarion against the
French a. earnest ever. President Juarez
has ordered the return OF the forced loans made.
AZ san Luis pofosi
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Union League at New Haven

NEW HAVEN, March 1;.-in immens- Union
meeting was held this evening 10 inaugnrair =
Union League Speeches weT. made by Mr..
Uckin son, of New York, Mr.. Montgomery, The
editor Of the Vickshurg " hig. and others
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The Atlantic TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, March i6.-A verv ir.r-r.tiue
meeting occurred al the Stock EEchanR. u,fs
afternoon, which was addressed by Cyru. W
Field, Esq, on the subject OF the Auanuc Tele-
graph. ever 400 sterling were subscribed,
and n committee was appoin ted 10 ac, Ia con,
cert with those previously appointed Nv IN.
Chamber Of Commerce and Produce Exchange
in securing subscriptions
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rRoyInFSCr, March 17.-The Denocrsl &c
Stale Convention has nominated Vrn r Coz.
zens for Governor The demo Gratis oS Inc easi-
ern district have nominated Chas =. Bradley
tCr Congress.
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The Priyateer Florida

NEW NoEK, March ls.-The bark Sarah A
Nichols. from Buenos Ayres for Cuba was
chased inso the harbor Of s.. Thomas by the
priyateer Florida, and the authorities detained
the priyatseT until 81 hours after ths sailing Of
The bark