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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-04-22

HNiE UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN
L COMMISSION woald inform Che patriotic.
she phlianthroptc and Christian men and women
ut the country, of its work and It's wants
IL cares for the body and the soul az did Christ
when on earth. by fts delergtrs, who GO with
out pay and from love, hospital stores, home
comforts and reading matter are given directly
Ia those who need them,i together with such
personal illustrations and religious instruction
a. each case may re,luire-and the Gospel IL
preached at every opportunity
III tnV hospitals, on the battle-fclds, and IN
VIC camps or the strong and brave, the delegates
are welcomed by surgeons, officers and men, and
lh,r lapors have, in the Judgment Of those
WeAini"1ned saved thousands of lives and
been blessed To the conversion Of thousands Of
souls, besides raising the morals Of the army
aug steh5thenlng the links that bind the soldier
Il has the confidence Of M. Government and
an 'hG facilities nom it that military oxigcnsios
will allow,
lts aiiasrs are msnaged by business men who
give thelr services Railroads aud teegrpms
are res TO It the Bible Society gives its pnblca-
u"hs' pnt reilgous reading matter must be- pur-
ekase', ana the demand is fan beyond the ability
OF NE Commission to meet it,
Iht rants ~ ne Commission are men 10 40 Gs
H"fydi,si @o'fsf0 be diaributtd6y Mfla- money
10 gWchase reading matter.
a. Inc ann ~ 20 have no largo BALANCE in the
treasury, but 20 do az MI times what tie cnfrcnt
contributions shall allow there beng no extern
siNe ana complicated system of agencies that a
change WORLD seriously affect
Money and Stores NAV be sent 10 OponoE H.
STUART, II Bank Street, Philadelphia
In New England, money may be sent Ia JosFPa
Niohf, III fremont Street, Stores 10 l.. r. Row
LAND, fremont Temple Letters to CuARLFs
DEMoNp, Court Street, all in Boston.
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4ltm AdrrrtIsrmrnts.
I ooI1 IinREi

THE RJSH Still CONTINUES
ARC BUBNEIIts PHOTOGRAPH SALOON,
Main street, opposite the Courthouse, where
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. u,rn,r,oN NOTICE. This j. 10 ce,,if

Witness, y. MNRsIS SMNIEY.
Swanton, April ? 1864. 4-9w
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News Items.
r., Ts,s0rspk 10 Lhs Es~ Ysrk Seal

fhor""hs were opened yesterday At the suo-
sHenes department Washington for flour. The
o'a' '"useu oe'"o'n sli W sud VIZ so oarrel Tor
CASH ana IRON ~ 70 20 cehs AduhonAi payable
IN cernneNes'
AS'iASh schooner and tho tug LEIie Freeman
were '"l'Hrcd and destroyed on the night OF the
s,n instant "hi'e snchorins on the mouth OF the
"""''N N'er' hitlo stream ABOUT seven miles
apo'e N1"poH News by party OF rebels The
crews were p"rolled.
MAJ '1rs sToSKNAs' the brilliant cavalry leader
has been appointed TO the command Of tho State Of
Ken'uek" Vie Burbridge superseded. Gen
'sccrans has boou relieved from the command Of
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The Capture Of the Vixen.

Az already st,tci N the srs, tho United States
resmcr Rhode Island, OF Wilmington, I,,ely cap.
tured the ven, splendid English buir block .de.
runner, ne ghted with rhcs and other munitions II
war to ether with drugs, Blankets and other ar
tc'es much needed by the rebels Wien the
Rode Island discovered the v zen. iAe lau was
encrnvorinc 10 cn'cr 'Ne harNor Of W i'm p,,'c,.
having successfully slud-d two Fr rrsl vessels
thh h"i p-Syously g1vou Chase. TIE chase 10
eeirr' ed as y ghly n'crcviiur and eXcinrg, the
Ji''E c-rirner hoinr ncy Aud leNuuiillV
"" 'cvi 'eisol, aad capable Of performing ti b
rate oi PEI. Ite purs0er, hDvovrr, ws- none
We Ie's f'ei, snl gro lualis DE gaI ts,wcer Ge
v'ssl f was closed. The cnpts . of the vixen ? 81,
It, 81 op.cry,' h's sngircer 20 o9ou the tirouie
N%'r. nj " isit ;Lo Un,on vessel at all hazards.
But the bo.c VII. vain. On came the RI ode
lh'rd' nearer and nearer, within cannon
rNifc' ye' not firing shot. ny tho
uHra a We With which che v Ken WAS driven,
we ''c'-' TcletS hcran g. lpystu, aud unc .f,sr
ancs et lt'ano de'i-'tei until ouly the bare nrm.
o. 'No Nlte rem aimed, every bucket having bsen
torn ~ by ihc great veloctty vt which the wheels
we're 'Eivcn. Whcn t., captain II the N.Nen saw
.nH 40 Lopo oi oss'Hpr rcInsiuCd, he uiesci all
han ia I" leave o,"- the cascs Uf rifles and
Az lhe in1st v-u srtiles board. aud IN ibis
iley were engaged wen tie Rhode Isi and came
s,ons uae AMI put1n end 10 II b. taking possession
Vi the yesse
F0rtrssc AoHrJe, PEE 6.-rhe recently captured
bio 'de runner "vi,on," arrived here yesterday
Afternoon. Her cargo is very valuable QUO con-
ssrius Of medicines, rifles ordnance stores and
blankets Of Superior Eag glish manufActuro.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.



MI Dihpe' oi NAME SAD ire house yesterday
referred to the Committee OF Ways and Means tie
iiu n 49,, ,., ,,a,,.r t.o,, p,r,,.-Ir,,,o ~, s,,
"" VI 'N' s'H''"AA '''"' '''''' '"''' a.
Vons) to prevent soli ana ssVeE ION and Du1hon
nom being paid or accepted Tor greater value
than their real current value nni ior preventing
any note or liu issued by the United Safes from
~. s..I ~. moved to ,cco,siier 40 r,a,,o, ~
reference. In tho twenty -FOUR hours since this bill
Was inIoiueId' great u sehin' has been dane' and
every uhy Ahu nout tnls VIZ VI, VI rtha'nen "hefe u
Was st! greatcl unscu'eI "in result IA raising 'hr
price o. bou EnGiN ga S1 VI IL 'ouin's lne I2ise
!" Ah 'iA on 80 - IN m '.''e'"ny ".No
per Scu'' ''' "' ''Ne' 'o>'" 'N~N 'N' eA"H'iu'n-
airy piIi o,, u,.-
MT. SoA' OF VniN mo nov agree WIN te gente-
man uS' hls O.h Pn' up we Iree oI goo, no
r"het 'uouen' .he f'eAueh' nAa payeo 'ne 'Duil
IN lhe Ihahsel' .
MI eseNeuA m reply 10 MT " am sai the acton
ne pro osou hsn Oee ehe.csea uy We most diaAn-
guihhed STATESMEN lor seNetII ages Iiere ought
to be some check put 70 gsmtI'hf when ,goid was
put Up 70 l"1ee und han 'ts value ILis could
not be preVehNa u,liess =! lesslstoh IN some way
u ~n Just lhe legie'su'A tng'tnH Rdol,e- during
the great VARS wiz nAl0'oon' ne moved " lay on
the iA,e, S We h t.o.on 70 m tef NE vote ry
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GENERAL GRANT.
Flag of Truce Firing.

Headquarters Army o. the Potomac, Dee. g.
4 dag Of truce appeared yesterday in front Of the
second Division Of the Second Corps, bearing dis
patch addressed TO Generals Gregg, Humphrey
and Foster, which was received and forwarded as
directed, but its nature has not transpired. Picket
nrng is still kept up in ths vicinity of Fort sedg.
wick-better known as Fort Hell-6ut not SO per-
nstsntly as formerly, member OF the Both New
Jersey Regiment was shot through the head, yes
lsrday, while sitting in his tent some half milo in
Ihe rear Of our line Casualties occur there almost
laily, The m0st po1nvs orders have bosn issssd
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General intelligence.
10y Mad TO the Sw YORK Su..l

SOME vsndal has reccnil5 h-okcn an acorn from
the charter oak AIR the Senate chamber OF tho
stato h"use ~ ilsi.ori, c.
ssNrEi RErsoipi, q: La,ayet'c, Indiana, was ar
resl IN tnat city lArs FRIDAY ior Ir. rl!tir,
ior q @ rctel army.
IhE Richmond pres1 propose that Ne rebel
soldiers b. 0',gri one mon'h9 paw IA god-,as =
cancel Tor hex iaf: yeGT's Bcry.gtsl
Ir "a said that the rebels H. sava uAh are irernb.
Ing IA their ftoes. Jpdgns iro.4 mo most re.
linble accounts however, many Il trotn must /.
devoutly ptayinf for sh"es to tremtle in
MRs. AnANpA BnoJ0n, u Hartford, Ct, WI lie
wiring icItcf I" her absent lusbant, Oh aouduy,
was buinod u dc4th by the upscttug VI kcrose le
LAMP.
THs released Union prisoners at Annapolis arc
going home AZ rapidly possible, alter tc.a ying
their tack pay No less than a! L.ei Oh Tuesday
Az e-tire faiuilv arrived jus! in time 70 SEQ tIg
oldest son breathe his last,
Ar tho CorlIcs Steam Engine C,rupsry's = wori s.
Providence, l., on 'Iurdey, ne largest
quantity Of molten lion ever us'd ut one cast .
iug IN New Fl-nf-3i tons-Vas nodded int
a hundred iurh cylinder for the works Of rla.
boat
Auorr one hundrcl anil nv vessels ara 1ow Ia
Boston LarboT, 4uu moro tIAu ms are now nu ts0
way tAere from different .ItA af y, V4t, tuUntv
laden with large amt vsllahie m yli,. C.rgyes
from Iniin nd dsHHt p % q rrr.s 81 larr, 2 8
tose OF lsJi lave not teeL resolved t.cre Tor flany
years
so9a rebels recent crosse g. W G'nnessee lntn
'aut,, q. Ils','D Pint, 0it s5J sgqi oi a-.s
IS boxes of -evolycrS, and boxes Of medicines.
On 1ue jiay week last, Col. York and Capt. John
,kiuspn Nar,eI IN prsuit 0i them, and after iol.
log ng them IS miles INTO the interior, succocf o1
in csp!n .ng the parties, with all their con,rabanl
goods.
TINS following aspiration Of al Engllah writer
will awaken a rrowtul response Ia thuusauGa II
hearts througl cut the United 8 stes way can
IN, Lcrn nee anieal genius do nothing for usf Oh
Toy ssteIru,Uutl9r aud scl:.Ictng housemaid! Oh
ior IL a; man could wind up like an e.sht.
day clock, aud never think Of I'LL the end of Il o
week -
LuTnGT T. TIBITTTa Of Fall vllsge Conn, who
crvAtcI sacl selG ton last summer bv his crazy
operations IN the New York Co II Exchange, fuLl.
Is stSbl!ug p) .vnWsn in one Of his ''tlntrIAs
was brought tcioro ,he D5s;on Pooe Court, 'uS
days 400, upon chuIgo OF adultery with Mrg.
z ., n Me-, tho family nurse, has wife be NJ the
complainant The cuse rosulted in tho defendsu Z
disDhdTge.
THn Emperor hax!milian Is gathering shout him,
! slowly, ioreign legation. lhe Honorable Peter
scsrlett has beeu sent mission ~ Mexico fr.m
England. King Leopold, Of Belgium has ordered
Mr.. Blonde Couiebront, Bel,1an envoy to ths
United st,,es, to proceed 10 Mexico on special
mission snd lAaiIy bsrop WsaertIsik slgsv,sSI
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victon shall suffer imprisonment no, exceeding
nJ mont q, and hne equal t. the iull amount oi
the sum specihed in saio note. That n any persnn
shall IN the purchase or sale " gold OF silver rou
luhou, agree receive In payment nctcs " Cor.
rcratCns or individuals at less a. an par value
shall te deemed to have offended agaira the rro-
visions Of Tie at and shall b. punishel sceord-
insly
NJ. Issersorl Of Connecticut, ofTcrci 9 rssolu-
tiou, directing the Secretary Of War 10 report to
the House what Obstacles bsvc prevented nll! snd
early eS,hsngc OF prisoners Of va. The rosolu-
tion lie. over.
NJ. Ario'f, n Illinois, 'ntro luccl hll amend.
stvry Of an Al Tor tie tsE = at op OF l',e-s,
as TO include sailor. wiz . i.s proy,sirus Il /.
ierrcd 10 the JudCiary Comm tee.
Ar IL Imam offered a rosHit ton, which va.
a"op.e-, us'ruo'iug tAe Comn.i,,o ~ .i;sry
A1drs 10 lgqu'e what lol slaton 10 ncccs. hTy 10
GO iurtioe 10 the SOLD - VITO cnls.cd ,,. uicN D..
Iirel to- us, but who have ten hcld for three
years
Nj. s7a'ding in,rcducc' bill %, ,bli.hlns a
naNy vsrd T., C'cyel,n' OHIO. Referred to lie
c. ttto 90 Naval At,lrs
M. Cox offered a resolution. which lies over,
c..llin., compatible with tie public interest tor
coy es Of all communications not hcrcic .Orc pub
Us. ei ~ rclat on to tie exchange OF prlsonors.
NJ. RiudHll offcrcd tic loll,Ning llluuu:
hh6r IS, hllcSe iTauus have en- discovered IN
TIE Pn lNdeiph.a W Ysrd AL Arsenal, snj, ur-
tnertnorc, many persons holdug inport.n. post
tious therein, anu heretofore supT, 'Ni 10 l- oi
character and honesty, have he IA placol in cOl-
I'm. meut for comp!ioity, therefore
ResoIred, rnat committee OF nine members TO
appointed 20 invest sa,o sad alleged frauds and
any others which may lie d scovcree, with power
TO send Tor persona and pors and u shall he tho
duty OF the said committee to report to this House
the result of their iuquir e.
Debate rising, tho su. lcet went over.
hr hroomsl. OF Pennsylvania offered q rssoiu.
;iou, which Was saoIod, ins'rucLng the Commit.
tee on Military Affairs to iuq Are into the expcli.
ency Of dsprusns With lOunUes to soldiers on
iShns and raising the pay t. compensate there
for.
On motion q Mr. Oicl u New York, the Com.
rnitce IN Way aud Means wero instructed TO tn
quire Into The sSpcdieucy oi fixing I'd o. loren.
TAX ON all sales OF merchandise VI ,vsry desenp.
Nou. Adjourned.
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T. Count Fpcr an swci,sh minister 10 the United
seos, hs soi OFT rIna Journey 10 Msxito, svcn
before presertnr bis credentials At Washington.
Tarr- hovs. two 4 whom ,rs twelve years old,
and tho other hfeeo, residing In the VILLAGE Of
Herb in,cr, N. T.. laiey took TO "plsying gusr-
nh" AND commito, ssr.cs Of offences that rebel
guerrTs' could bnrdly supnas In destructivsness.
They entered the house Of q lady who va absent
frum honic FOR n few days and devoted nearly two
days to destroying eyeryibin' destructibs In the
mirrors bureaus snd tll tho other furniture.
broush. preserves molasses and vipeysr from ths .
cellar and vup'i thc,n upon he parior Car,,ols.
dsued the walls with butter, and, IN fact, literally
ooiitoycd ever Wing in ths ho,ise. After COM
li,iinS his eAplJ., ,hcy vent 10 rchOul-hcuse.
entered u b, nneHus o. window, tore UP the large
mApS broke the lamrs rourcd ~a;er into the me
,Odson' on4 Nd all te o.ler dsnSge thai was pus-
. le. When iss,yer 1 and .rTvs.e they a.-
no"lctgcl AL they bad dutc, an disclosed sey.
orsI lila Olioal pp.s which itcy had formed, sm'rng
which WAS Ne murder o. the school teacher, Tor
vi! Il pur. 90 they La,. " cured two pistols.
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Congressional Proceedings,
SENATE.


Wdshington- Dec. The President pro TEN
laid before the Senate communication from Cover
nor Hahn. u Louisiana, acc, mpaniCl by tie pro-
ecedlngs VI the General Assembly of Louisians, 10
the election OF r. King Cutler and Charles smith,
~ Senators from that State.
Nj Wadr presented Q rcmonstrancc nunerUusy =
signed by citizens Of Louisiana, on the subject of
the election ~ Messrs. Cutor and Smith, as Seua.
tors from that State.
Mr. Powell offered resolution that TIE Secretary
OF War be requested II not Incompatible with the
public interest, to communicate 10 the Senate a re-
port of the proceeding. Of the Court martial APP
pointed 10 investigate the conduct q Gen. Payne,
while commanding at PAducah, Kentucky. The
resolution was ordered Ia lie upon the tn 10 until
the amendment uf the Committees
Mr. Moran here rose aud said 81 desire 20 pre-
acnt the credentials ~ Chures Smith and H. e Itlcr
King s Senators elect irum the State OF Lluisiaus
| do not propose that these persons be now swurt
in as members Of this body The Scuatc will b,
much letter Informed and qualified m relation 10
all The proceedings copuCCted with the election,
after y e. shall tayc been carefully examined and
reported upon by committee 81 Ms body. shall
therefore propose, when the committee are appoint
CO, tna tie credentials Of the gentlemen te r,erfed
" the Jud clAry CJmuuttee"
Mr. Tumbull-"I understand that the papers
just submitted by the President pro tenn are copies
" tue proceedings uf the General Assembly Of Lou.
i6isna, and are somewhat younIuous. AZ It. is not
| proposed to lake any action AZ ills time l move
| they lie ordered To be printed"
Mr.. wado-There are Arguments On the suhiec;
also submitted. move hat sii the 20, uuenl8 Ou
| the tiect be printed The motion was CARED.
| The rrof!ieat pro TEN presented ~ the Senate
| cop.es Of the laws Of the iogriscry oi Nebraska
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Rebel Raid on Detroit.


Dst oit Eich, Dee. 7.--I-iormstion Of 8 mort
positive character has been received gha! a rad
upon tbs city is being organized by the rebel refu-
gees in Canada. In consequence Of the rece p! of
this Information, the civil anl military authorities
are making every preparation 10 receive she rAc-
ers. Co.onsl HI, the military coninender in .
note to Mayo Barker pulls Ell this morning, re-
commends tta. immediate measure, be taken to
organize and arm the uluS regiments for local
protection. largo number Of special policemen
have already been enrolled, aud other Sctye and
rigorous measures are being taken for the proteG-
ton Of the city,
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LOCAL NEWS.
SEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

TuE CnAsrEg ELEClIoS.--Thc canvssssfs
in many Of ,hc election districts having failed W
make prompt returns tho results Of the late sloe-
Ton could no, ~ dodnitely .5certaned previous ~
issling the Str OF yes,cy day. BOow will 10 found
more complete returns although the CsnvAsssrs
Ia tvonty-one election districts aro advertised by
the Clerk The Common Council a. having failed
10 make their returns within tho twenty -four hours
required by Law
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against any intercourse whs,evcr with the enemy,
on any ptetext wh,tevcr. and particularly against
exchanging newspapers and the men along the
hnc have bcsn ordered to shoot any one WHO
attempts 10 piss outside the pickets.
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The Border Rebels,
Mauufacture Of Arms and Ammunition nj
t.uelph-seizurcs by the Canadian Au.
thorities.

tnOrttes.
The reuorts which have lately been published in
relation 10 tic preparations made by reuols IN
Canada for grand onset across the border, seem
to bc fully substsniia,o The developments fol-
lowing the arrest Of one u. e Burlegh, notorious
rebel, prove that arrangements for a formidable
movement from Canada hsvc, for a long tune, been
In progress, and that arms, ammunition and mill.
tsry equipments have been secretly manufactured
for tbs purpose by Canadian synpatbiaorA Tho
facts brought to hight by the arrest Of Burlcgh,
clearly show the desperate character Of the rebels
who iniest the Provinces. Buroigh is scotchman
by birth, and one of the most bitter rebels by prac
tise After serving In the Italian campaign unde-
Gar baldl for some time be gave vent to his trai-
torous instincts bv deserving 10 the enemy, and
hghting gga. Ms, the cause which no had lately
espouscd When the rebellion broke out in this
country, be went TO Charleston on boGrl block.
ale runner and, according to bis boass, was occu-
pied manly In placing t1fpcfucs IN the hArlor for
the purpose ut destroying Federal ycsscla Last
spring lc appeared ia CuIAda. and, IA copncc ton
With oLer els guuyuGtcd tLt scheme OF purCAas-
Ing the pt, pcler GtNrE4au, converting her INTO a
gunboai, aud Devastating the Lakes. TAs pArIl.
culC- rtucI o' th.s gllemo assigned b. HIrleigh
was lie v rs Of proyi ing arnf, AHmuui vi aud
eQ ~ l1leute Tor the Geurgian. Ater having made
several Intellectual attempts to purchase thu urrcs-
sary materials be finally i0und firm Guelph,
C. ". VINO agreed 10 undertake tie casting u snot,
shell, etc. TINS wOrK WAS secretly cGrT ed on.
un-er tho superyinO1 Of r.cgh, aud the requis-
ite quautity OF mup Ous as "a Nue Ano pep red
ana paid Tor by 'Iu.c sdvau.ol by lie Iot o. suy-
etumeut Uufon LnAslg tor the icseIue Of tue on-
teTprisuy Durleigh, however, u Toronto detective
| name L.mDert Lad got hs eye upon HIN and TO-
came q, q IBlltcd with h,s operations When The
cannon, shot shell, etc, were all ready, Gnl had
been sh pped by Dur.egh tp COlliug " Uod, on lAe
lake, When they we're 10 have teen transferred TO
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CnIER JUSTICE CuAss will take his seat upon the
bsDsA VI I'VE Supreme Court this week,
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The Latest News
LATEST FROM TENNESSEE.
The Situation Before Nashville.
HOOD STILL rORTIrYING.
By Telegraph 20 the n. Y. Sun.

Heavy CaDnOnadiug on Tuesday.
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rougrn DISTRICT

John Hecker, Cliz, received 568 votcs no other
candidate WAS nominated, the election bong
unauthorzed by tho Contnon Council
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voto for Counc ilmen, Dec. 9Th 1864.
FoU.ra DisIRlcI.

| ). Oliver, agT2 J. J. Davidson, ag12; J.
| hcGArc, 3,uil &. IL Palrick, 2,sl6, all bra. Rep
| G, N."Hc stor, SIpi; j. Cou.criord, lilo, both
81. M gan, 2,Gg9 NJ Brophy, 2,sss g. L.
! Hog tou, AS al M. DcHI. y. n. Cunnisu,
| LOO I4os a.upott, loJi, Mokeon Dem.
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Vote for school CoumI-,Io.,r,

sevcn school districts, each elected /. Corauds-
none Of Schools the vote being ss follows;
First d Dstriet-James V, pupSu.o unanimous
noHiuatipn.
SC ond Disuict-J0hn Hayss TGmulsny, g, rSa
W,lAgm Gardiuc,, R,p, CitI. nnd MoKeon' q ao9
Iu'rl Dstrct.-Jiasg ". FSrr, Rsp., 1851 o.
r. sm.ih, lam 8,245 X hort Aackie. Clu, /. i09
Ouih pssT.lt--.JOLD I. Turner, lam, Abd !.
10 eEt 4. b., ry, R,p. s,3lC Bowen. Ciys. l'lsa.
F,h DsIrct s. : seyelL Cltz. and Rsp..
A9lai Jalnes W Uerard, Tam, s,Tes
nomination.
ssyen.h District - w,I' 70 CtchnAn, Tam,
e,lo3i James hontcith, an 'sl md Dar. Reo'
S'o'' ''ln wheeler Citl' a. ~ Rep LIST
CusAr kooD AND FUEL.-.. 10 Five Poiuts
adepo' hA' besn established by Tho Masonic his-
N0p' "her' coal and hou, may 10 purchased tu.
ANAL quantities At rates worry much below the 70.
tai pr1ce Of those articles elsswhere Tue history
s0asa'Hsa W " IsS psss.
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Vote for Aldermen, December q, 1904

rIrsT DtaTRiJr.
'Jno. Moore, Tam. and Nor. DEM. Lis
Jno H'iotshy, Dar Rep. ....... sN
j. Ftzgcrsld, Ind. Dem. 200
IurRD purniCr.
Michael Norton. Moz Dem. f.iga
u A. Barney, Tam. Dem. n............ i,oTa
Lnthill, Rep.................... SJ
y. T,llon, Ciu ipV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-08
THE FNENS OFFER TO Ex-
CHANGE PRISONERS.

The Rebe.s Capture 8 Steamers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-05

Can ppAIEs.-'Gies W, Hotehkiss, Union John
Mace Democrat
TorF Y ls62--'Hotchkiss Union. 10 SEQ Day, Dem
oaat nv Union majority. 4 100
TWENTY. SEVENTH DfSTRIT,
CASpIIn rgs,-Hawiton Ward, Union; Andrew D.
MeNett Democrat.
VoTE IN lss2.-'van ypIkenberg, Union, l4.e4j
, '1''"' TWENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT.
rorn.,os ~ AQpSQs aud Orleans.
C.Tpmsfss-Nos AZ Hsat. Onion; james L. An
gle Democrat. -.o, csrch Dem.
ooynt Qs{3 Union majority l. go.
TWENTY-NINIH DISTRICT:
Counties of Gencssec, Niagara and wyoming. =.
CASpIp ,TEs.-Burt Van Horn, Unioni james H.
Wiliett Democrat. ,-o H.. n.,o.
VoTg IN ls62.-'Frank, Union, 1910 HUT Demo
orst 962I. Union majority, si7
THIRTiETH DISTRICT.
CITY OF Buffalo and County of Erie -
CANDIpATEs.-SamuclJ HALEY, Union; Jsmss NJ
Humphrey Democrat 80.
VoTE IN 1862 -Spauding. Union s9s5; 'Gapson,
Democrat Il 900. Democratic majority, 3,4l5
THIRTY.FIKSr DISTRICT.
Counties Of Cal arauggs aud Chautsugua.
CANpIDATrs. Henry Van Aernam, UDionA We do
not know tie Democratic noyinee.
Democrat, 6,ssS Union majority 1868