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Mss. LINCOLN and family left Washington
May 23d Tor Chicago.
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All Orders

Filled in the most satisfactory and accommodating
manner. All meats delivered free of charge to all
parts OF the City. liberal share of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
MATTHIAS SCHWEIN.
Oroyille. april 29th, 1855.
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Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions
This is the
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G r E 4 T
Popular Loan of the People

Less than $500 900 900 of the loan authorized by
the last Congress, are now in the market.
This amount, at the rate at which it is being ab
sorbed, viii all be subscribed for within four
months, when the notes will undoubtedly com
mand premium as has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citizens Of every town and section
of the country may be afforded facilities for tax
ing the loan, the National Bank, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scribers will select their own agents in whom they
have confidence, and who only are to be respons
bic for the delivery of the notes tor which they
ceive orders. JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March 25, 1865. 5mn21
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Gold Bearing Bonds

These bonds are now worth premium OF nine
per cent. including gold interest from November
which makes the actual profit on the 7-SO loan at
current rates, including interest about ten per
cent. per annum, besides its exemption from State
and municipal taxation. which adds from one to
three per cent. more, according to the rate levied
on other property The interest is payable in cur
rency, semi-annually, by coupons attached to each
note. which NAV be cut of and sold 10 any bank or
banker. The interest amounts to
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-..- 80 -
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Only Loan in Market

now offered by the Government, and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that its superior advantages will
make it the
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TOMORROW!

Bv vonr love of country and joy in her pres
eryation from conspiracy, seditlon ana re-
belion--
BY your grateful vcnera,ion for the heroic
dead. who have poured out their lfe-blood that
the Union might survive
BY vour detcaiation Of the men and the means
whereby the Nation, struggling desperately Tor
existence. was weakened, fetterod, paralyzed,
to the extent Of their power
Bv your loathing of those who proposed to
detoch their several States from the Union anu
mite them to the Southern Confederacy, there
nv making jeff. Davis our President and
Slavery universal
By your proud, rejoicing consciousness that
the Union has t,umpncd over tho predictions
and the cavs Of the Buchauans picrces aud
Ssymours Of the North, as WI as over the open
defiance ard leycled weapons OF thcir brethren
1t The South
b your faith and trust in those who carried
the Republic trCmphaltly through her great
trial, in spiie of the croakingS and taunts OF
those who vauutcd that the War vas failure,
aud that the South "could never be s-hju-
gated
BY your firm resolve that the National Debt
whether to her manned defenders or her confd-
iug CREDITOR, shall be paid to The last frihing'
withou, abatement evasion or repulia;ion-
By the memory Of the martyred LINCOLN
and your own determination that hc shall neve!
be truly sad to Lave lived and died in
vain
BY your hate Of Slavery and Oppression your
love of Liberty, Justice, aud Humanity
We entreat you to rally every Unionist early
10 the polls To.MoREow, resolved that whether
the day be fair or foul, wet or dry, genial or IN
clement its sun shall SET on an overwhelming
Union triumph
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becsuse tho Stao Constitution stoed hltheSayi
but 50 did Ours, AID tAose Of other Cnlial St's's'
until ihey were amended. No singis'S fa'' r"d'r
Demoerc,r rrie Yroe'dcd that her Sod'ers s"""'a
ro,e while nearly every Republican State al.
tered her Constitution, If requisite, ard enabled
her soldiers to vote in the field as though tney
had beon a. home. .. 80.
Probably three-iourths Of The jersey soldiers
were Republicans any how; hence the 'a'Ilng
off If Ward', from Iaincolns vcle III loG0. Tue
re, ~ them are mainly WAY Democrats, VII"
will not forget those who disirnnci'Sea mem
Tho canvass has been most spirited ard THOR
ouch; tic vote viii he very heavy; ana We
hone .or q complete Union Triumph bu'' u
secr-c Tins, l,t every vote he pollcd!
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more advantageous, to have concentrated the
Union vote on Messrs. Mclean and O','r'en
and insured them heavy majorltes. They are
not of our party; but they are honorable. wor-
thy men. who would do their utmost to stem
the tide of corruption that surges through ON
legislative halls, ard their success would have
insured that of an anti-corruption municipality
at our approaching Charter Election. Thfl'
defeat, even by their Union competitors, will
tend to prevent that most desirable consumma'
ton.
Let all speak and all be heard. The time
must come-nay, it has come--for the union OF
all GOOD citizens to stem the tide Of Municipal
iobbery and pronigacy. The dey cannot be Dis
tant when this will be generally felt nd adj
mit,cd. We mean SO to act rs to hasten IT.
arrival.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

Charles G. Cornell, Stree Commissioner,
Gideon J. Tucker Surrogate. and l.. Bradford,
Legislature. Why should they be Their
present Offices are largely paid; their duties
eannot be performed at Albany; and their b.
sence from the City must involve great public
Inconvenience and private loss. We appeal 10
The citzlns of the districts theg respectively as
prc Ia represent, not to send them to Albany,
where they are not wanted, but to remand ten
to the dschirgc Of the executive and Judicial
duties which require all their time and all tbeir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

Once more we entreat all the electors Of the
IYth (down-tOwn) Senate district who don't
want to BE- represented by Confederate to give
an earnest active support to Col. BURNS for Sem
ator. Ca-oian O'Brien Bryant is loyal, lrus
man; bu, Che Taumany managers |ho nomi-
mated are not really supporting him. Heis put
mp as a Siool-pgeon, to intercept loyal votes
that would otherwise be given TO Barns, Wills
ali the machine votes are giyento Wood. Men
who love The Stars and Stripes sailors. long
shore men! beat this game by working and
voting lor Bum!
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To cnvc-rmcnt ,ars: 1--WE uust Eecge you
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cor ilcoi .o'M mll'h he .lh' E'"',, o''
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Ai. .al.-- Zoo. SEYMOUR sr.r'a & S'''o' '"''.
Thr recent Democratic IcucluuD Ina IL hiTtN
ia t.c SDu.h Carolina nuIirr-lIon ol th'
Eryeuae laws Of tn Omird S.nins. what j.
D.t specch OF tho leader 81 tie No"-l''@ Cop
psi..s!s but an Indictment oi The people u
nul..y BE Rov.nur Lave ana 70 Jn'lilv surig'
'rngl Tor 70 ryca, his man aud hs fellow
coi Fioipr,od e-yrling they could do and
Il. D,t.ili,r ar.t.t.. Al ~
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l. there be any oue who knows a Jcrcyman
who IS a LEGAL voter vixen at home, hu. who II
just now away from home, let HIN cuteai taal
Jcr,eymau To 20 home ~ or.r, so q. 70 cas-, his
vote for the Union ticket tO-nonuw. There
axe several hundreds Of J.reymcu employed
on coasters and oysie-.soops whose homes axe
m Monmouth, Ocean and Atlantic Counties,
nov N our Bay aud adjacent waters, WHO are
likely to stay away, thinking their votes will
make no difference; when ia fact they viii MAKE
the difference between success AID defeat The
STATE is very clore--we have no doubt Of a
Union Assembly, think our caarce FOR Tho
Senate fully equal, anj ho2s for the Governor
also; Willie ouI NOS, sagaciOus friends III thc
State hive scarcely a doubt OF Wards election
by sufficient majority. Here is the way they
look at the matter:
pSGI G0r..... ward 40 no 90. Parker 81, 1o7
1854 P,sst Lincoln 30 ~ ....ilcciclan. To ~
OPP majority IA q! li,5J'. Do IN 1901
jersey has some 1900 returned Volunteers
who were denied the Right Of Suffrage so long
as they were lighting their codntrys battles.
while the soldiers Of Ncw-Yo.k aud pennsyl-
vauia Of Maryland and Connecticut, on either
side Of them, were cnfrauchiscd and voted.
And every one who can read knows that this
invd0us distinction was made Leoanse me dogi.
mar, patty an Nsr.J,rSsy ntre fully arare tat Me
Soii,trS ners manly agaip0 Mem They say
now that they did not euirancbise tho soldiers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

CHARLES II. SMITH is the candidate for As.
sembly in the XVIIIth Ward Of the Raformers
and the Unionists Morris A. Tying has been
put up to defeat him by the Ottiwell cabal who
50 shamefully cheated that Ward out of her
honest voice in the last Union State Conven.
lion, by packing the hall where the delegates
were to have been chosen with Navy.Yard men,
and keeping it packed till the polls closed
Every vote cast for Tying will be vote thrown
away, aud viii contribute to the election Of
Gideon J. Tucker. We presume the Ottiwell
crowd will be openly for Tucker by to-mor-
row noon. True men of the XyIIlth Wardl
do not let let them waste yoar votes!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

Col JOIN ID McGRsGoR was one Of tb' ear
lies, Union volunteers III l-6l was wounded 1t
Frederick and kept his regiment Aseryce
a0cr its ;iric was out. IN order to fkht with {
AZ Chanccll0rsyille Being nominee ior JUS
tee of Che Marine Court, he is supported oy tie
Union, CitzsnS, United Sarvce ana German
organizations, and is warrnl' commended by
Gen. Hooker. We entreat very patriot TO SEQ
that his name is on the MllOt be puts in the
box. as DC is tho only soldier nominated BY
either party fo- A ind.cal office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
Henry W. Genet and James Maurice-both

henrv w. Ucnet anu Jdnnes Idaurlcc-D0tn
Demecrats--are running for Assembly in the Cd
District Of Queens County. The Unionists arc
asked as party TO support Maurice, AID will
do so if they gee fit. We desire only to say
that Mr.. Genet, though aDemocrat, was thor
oughly on the side Of his country throughout
the War, aud, though not rich, hired end paid
two substitutes to serve in the Union Armies.
Perhaps Mr. Maurice did az well or better--we
know nothing to his prcjudice-but we are glad
Of an opportunity to bear witness to Mr.. Genet's
earnest and practical patriotism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

Friends in Grey County Of our State Please sen"H'
by mail edly and authentic returns Of The ro,e in your "
cs!y ter harin9 sent nsby teerGph 'PrS''ea'
BE- ne substance in the forest rorcs As STATE Ohee''
telegraph rs The roe for Secretary Of State only ana VIC
:oi presume that The rest Of the tieke' runs about me ''''
unless there should be material raration on some en"'
d4ts; il 20, merely add that - runs - '0'''
or dad oO lis t.clN."
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Tho Dcmocra,ic party viii not allow The

The Democratic party Will not allow the war
to be closed. They insist on prolonaiug ton
carrying it from the field Of bat,lc into politics
They insist on q war Of ideas. Good Let il
conc Let it be- waecd till we have not only a
reconstructed Union but q regeaUated Depoc-
-acy. Let Us paciiy the country now, so that it
viii stay paciicd. Vote The. Copperheads down
forever and overland IN tho reconstruction of
TO Congass siahe representative of a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

The Ai5eHy LrrHIns journal publishes q let
ter igned by "a Democrat VINO never, DUNG
twenty-five YEAR, ha, vo;ed sny except L Q
regular Il, ket,' who says be was an unwilling
bearer Of Tat Of the oo1ycrat.on between
John Van burcn and Mr.. Depew, and that Nj.
/, pew has reported that conversation correctly.
The same paper also says that II knows thai
the conversation was overheard By a friend of
Gov seymour, ard that a letter was there
upon written 10 relative Of SeyWour's adyis-
ing him Of the facts, md suggesting tia. prope.
Self-Tespect required that he should nor, during
the CAMPAIGN. appear on the same platform
ton of ,eracity mey be considered rs settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
IN OUR CITY.

\ paragraph which crcpt into our last would
seem 70 indicate a change Of views on our par;
With regard 60 the proper course 20 be pursued
| ID the choice OF Senators and Assemblymen
! Cor our City. No such change has occurred.
Our view is this: BAHe a District IS uHqaes-
f;oEa5iy, orervheim.nc'y Democratic IN politics,
cat those Democrats irAO eaTHtSiy GeSirs Re-
Il, nctment end LcjoTm IN orr Cuy GOrsrament
ond Ppre tcgislhCH ~ -iDGay PTostnt ccna'fcfes
o.14ins hoyr nomiaotcd By ne conjcderoted 1.ar-
d,rcrs a0,s doaaaM IN icmmnny IaN ard ho
Nsa'op4t Departments, a Is oar fne ooarse 10
support GOse caaiidaieS, and tbs Jrca. dc
po,cer Of "me R,og."
Such il our conviction. II was reached be-
fore my local Nominations were maze, and O.
course with 40 reference to any pa.IoGld-
district or candidate. We are cutie aware thas
there are cases in which an immediate party
advantage may be secured ly running a.
straight" Union candidate in between two
'r;a, Democrat .H q Democratic district; bat.
Oh :h, Whole, We jgdgc tlat this a.g3iiage
val be oyeria.anccd by The argument THUS
TO Irregular nominations" anyhow and 40 Of!
Cme.. 1Aepariiai and temporal" adyant q
will be overcome b. ID, general AMI abiding
harm.
Oup Ting f. 91lte certain. The nceded r.
cla caalot b. efeciee asdcrAe Loraer croiasire.
~ Of oay Ea'.0nai Y4ry. We presume our
present Municipal rule more aul1c.ousiy car
rupt, more tganticaily puuterr2, than was
ever experienced III LOW. J. so. partly be-
cause practice makes perfect, partly because
"ihe RING feels that il has an nEnclbie patty
majority at lis back, and may do with in.pInity
whatever it viii. ID you think il would be
much different if or slle had been dozen
years in power here. backed by Twenty or
Thirty thousand muor.tyi lfyon d. ve don't;
and we dom want The experiment tined. This
City mus. be governed by Gnion Of her better
citizens on a non-parlisan basis, or il will 70 on
from bad 70 worse until worse shall DO impossi-
be.
OF conrsc, We understand that these views
arc not shared by many OF our political friends.
Some Of them say, "iw4ll never cote for Cop
perhead, anybow;" others are ready to unite
with the uon.stealing Democrats at the Charter
Election, but not now. Each will, of course,
act a. he gees fit. But We mean 10 SO act that
We can consistently, effectively, call oil hands
10 the support Of n non.partisan Reform Ticket
1t our approaching Charter Election.
No feeling Of partjailty for or repugnance to
my candidate inpels our course. Messr5. NOR
PAY and DgAsE, TWO Union candidates for Sen
.tors, We brow to be worthy and good men.
Mr.. Murphy is retired merchant Of eminent
intelligence, liAerality, public spirit and moral
gorth, who is very likely TO DO elected, ard, III
leoted will prove an upright, able legislator.
Dir. Dednc has less chance; but be will in no case
iscredit those who support him. But, even if
hey should both be elected, VIC shall hold that
would have beer wiser AID, in tho long run, |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

WILLIAM w. GooDRlcU. TIE Union candi-
date Tor Assembly in the Vth District of Kings
County, Is a young lawyer Of established char
acter for industry, ability and integrity, whos
We can cordially commend 10 the support -four
friends There ought 10 be, G,ll We trust there
is. no donbt of his election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

JoHS X. POTTER and LEWIS f. Woodbury.
can each earn twice ihe money "a. Toe b..r Lat
be well receives rs Julge ON the bench When
men .. such eminent qualifications consent 10
be candidates Coz Judge, ,hey ought 20 nave
something more han cold and idma. support.
They dosorve the hearty. enthusiastic surpor,
Of all men who love justice aid know how 70
value good Officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

The Matinee 1T tie Academy Of Music on Sat
nrlay was crowded despite Of the pouring rain The
ladies' turned out in fun strength. 1T racted by the
charming Opera "Crispino In Conare."
This evening The grand Opera "Robelto Il Dayoo'
viii BE- given u. tie Academy OF Music. The cot WIZ
b. the same rs on FRIDAY evening last Incch, OTTO
laui rfrc. Lorini and Antourcci ihe3e artists gave
entire satisfaction Friday oySring e. cr"wted al
brilliant Audience and viii doubtless be IS W
this evening. Meye-oect's last Opera. IL Anicahie'
il In active rehearsal II will be produced before
the close Of the prssolt season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
.ook q Few facts IN The lace:

Ii YOU don't "s.l,A ooo'eH" ia tA,sc mot
r',ous Mcclellan mUo.iies You might rs we'll
De vIlutarotc Every enc Of C. .-c Wand.
caye morc vote f,r Seymour q Co. th~n il had
legal voters.
Now, Caioh.st, Of e.cy Ward seruiHi-,
go..r Ecgis'ers Esam.ue TIE uam.s a!oloy
thereon, ard spot every one that 80. lnoW to
90 i convict, OF ,p,,cgol d, LIVING wlc.c t4ere
is DO house, W. j" els way L.t as Il should bc.
Watch especially tie registering To-n9y, ANA
,ea GA, names ate 30, f,!pp'i on a' The lev
cutA hour that viI Lot ABIDE iuycsugation.
Watch watch!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

Voters in the XIllpD"'rcl Il "en,y-seeond
Wari) must no, Gail '''h on. tomorrow q
clec' Lieut. Berry," 10 INC Assembly LEI
nobody stay ava,Iom the polls on tho plea
that h, voto +. y needed because the odds an
in Be.,,mor,s Sor. Leave noth.ng,o chance,
nm, rive him .ery Union vote in the District.
He Inns don good service in the war, serving Ia
tle very battle, is young man of good
elu,.tio OF uuque't.oncl integrity, and ought
p, be r,lmed by a good majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

offered in large The general share market In the
early part Of the day lower with pressure to sell boney
call usual Saturday abundant AID in some
cases less than per tokeo Commercial pspef can
be u,ed sny be advantage, and best quoted a9
with little TIE lower price Second rate passes a. yao
aud far II ais per Exchange quoted steady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
Terms o. .he hr,buur.
NEWS OK TnE DAY.


By the arrival q. lie Ea.k Catherine RAnGe
at Boston. have ee,,a day later news fIOn the
Argentine Republic. TIE Aies Tad roceu.y vcc
important victory, hav't ca,'o cJ, atlr stgc OF SIX
weeks, tic tJwuo rr - VIII aOj0 ial-iia yal 8
The eapt.r,l colGu. q lc iuraluayaus was tie va
Of thoir army. tc Luz Lad succeeded n cut
tag ii oil ron tie nil roy, Hau from tie possibility
of retreY+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

ALVIN C. BRNDLgY-wo state positively, AID
with great sats.actIon-ha> Withdrawn from
the canvass for Justice of the Supreme Cuu.t
in tho I'D District. We trus. this secures lLa
election of Mr.. Gilbert, who--simply because
rs is the better lawyer--ought - he chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

HESEy T. RASysY, the Union candidate ror
Assembly in the XVIII Ward, is one Of tno
most energetic and faithful Young men OF .hat
Ward-Upright, capable and deserving 10
ought TO be enthusiastically Supported, and wa
hope to chronicle bis election, though /; VII
take the best efforts Of oil tie UaiouistS in the
Ward TO eject it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

II Inspectors, tomorrow, should be careful
70 ,Vamiue the votes especially those for
.J,lgus before counting them and not presume
,em to be al for DemocIciic candidates
because the first name on the ticket IS o. That
character. On some of them there will without
doubt, he the names of Republicans substituted
for Democrats, and the tickets Sh1ald b. care
fully examined for these and counted aoco,d-
iu0lv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

ApoLPH LSyINGy>. the Union candidate for
Assembly in the klXth Ward. Is one Of our
most Intelligent capable, substantial citizens.
l. j. so seldom aat men of his stamp aye can.
dilaies that tey ought, when they run, 10 he
supported VIA enthusiasm. Tie has now two
or three competitors, Of whom one or more will
probably J w.thdm.n but he is so excellent
a man TIT NJ trust be can be chosen ut any
rate at him have q g,ncruus vote!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

Keen candidate in the IVth Senatorial District)
has wilhdlawn, or. is 90 be Withdrawn from the
contest. against B,Dian,in Wood, may DO re-
garced rs ialsc--Col. Burns being in the race 10
win, aud sure of success if the parly-machines
do not prove false to the interests and senu-
inepts of the NJ. n!e of his District.