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sy The friends of Ex-Clov. PIcEENs (nish-
out consultation with him3Fannounce him :as' q
candidate for the stats Convention, as some of
the nominees have withdrawn. -
Ape. 90 IL st
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e. Fivecolored regiments have beepi
mustered out. Two,sare in South Carolina.
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for the State conSsn,foa.

:, Nonineese ri .es lcos.aiitssc Of Forty. -.
PAUL F. HAMMOND, + R. g: NJ. DUNovAET
G.. D: TILLMAN, i DIR. ". s. MoBLEY. :;
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GOVERNMENT. CLAIMS !.
-, AND
Applications for Parde lon.

II zens of the Stalo his: attention to sli mat
tiers pertaining to GOVERNMENT. CLAIMS
and APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.
All applications for Pardon, Under 'the' eI-
ceptea sections of tho Presidents Amnesty Pro-
elamation, must boin-the form Tstitiont stn-
ting the exception or exceptions, and daccompani-
ed both by the oath prescribed and with the
approval Of the Provisional Goy9rnor Of tho
State.
Tho subscriber presents, at the Same time, his
card as ATTORNEY AT Law.
~. ~ WM. j. GAYER, :,
-: 42 Chapel Street. Charleston, s. c.:
Aug 80 :. =, - st., q = So
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Fo,lr. !. Sale.

l EOI.. DcN{C,. ~.
A SUPERIOR Mahogany framed ": :HEELER
"A & WILSON'S SEEMING MACHINE, with
implements, complete, and sNsedles..-' ANS
'..-Aiso,eVv-.. -''sS:
A number of Superidrr Hair ispring-ssat Ma
hogany CHAIRS. - -, q
These articles will either be, sold for Cash. or
exchanged for Cotton. Apply at thi. Office ).
Aug % II 81
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Classical and Mathematical

Aug 23
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Aug so
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stances and under this condition of things then,
We arc induced t, hopo that, with civil govern
mentre- will be in the cireumstan-
oes of our people in very short time, agreat
change for the better wrought Private rights,
infringed and interfered with, we are led to be-
lieye are to be restored. The residences in cities
of our, refugee and destitute citizens, which are
now occupied, and dospoiied from attic to base,
ment by our government military and BY worth
,lsss oproes, we ure told, ,:nre now to be turned
over to their proper and legal owners. Now-des-
titute and prescribed newspaper proprietors, who
had given loose rein to their employee editors,
to write for their papers to suit the ohsnged con-
di.ion of things, during the late war; but Who
really, as far as editing their papers dhemselrcs
was concornol, had nothing to do, wo suppose
will now have restored. to them this. species of
their property. Some. Of the owners Of the news
papers, which arc now in the use of. government,
aro ladies and widows, the interests of their de-
ceased husbands in those journals having reverted
to ,hcm. Sumo Of the pruprieters of them again,
are elderly gentlemen, who had retired frcm the
duties of tho Editorial rnpcum long since, and,
some are junior members, whose time really, had
been given by ncessant toll. to tho business do-
partnents of their respective papers, Their afliu-
ence, which WAS never compris.d Of much beyond
the rich been. which they possess in mind and
brains, has been onguiphed in the common vortex
of ruin that NOW marks tho track of the late
struggle, aad>ther papers being as much their
prise propertyJhs their watch which they carry.
in their pocket Isl VIC trust to see. soon those pa
pcrs restored to them. # it be right and proper
that government, should have tho use of this or:
Of anyOther species Of private property, then we:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-25
From Mexico.
Another Batch of Fact. and Rumor..

HAvAsA May 20, 1865.
The sol disIut English steamer Wren, arrived on
THURSDAY morning from Galveston, and the report
Immediately eircu atei by the Confeiorates that
JED Davis had arrived at LouisyiLe, TetS-. This
report found fev believers. Houston and Galveston
pipe " the 18Th instant, say that fourteen vessels
formed the hlochadiur squadron of Gs.vcston
~ thee pipers Ne get confirmation Of the Mexican
news. Ncggete h7d captured C,margo- Chus, seven
ty-t,o milo. from C.uargo, aud wa marching on
ha'amorUs receiving reiuiouemouu all the way.
Col Cavsles had ioined him with about 0 men, and
Nidaurh was at Laredo With Bonarides We are
Told, under date Of May lsG that battle hsd corn.
commenced hetsecn Mciia and herrete, and that the
latter has sixteen guns, and the former hfty Mar
tal ls- hV hetn estabilsheiin In MaIamoras, aniGene
IA Noia hos ordered tina, all foreigners are to
take up arms In defense Of the city AMI has
10 Vera Cruz for assistance. There are goods in
yatsn.oras TO the value Of fifteen millions Of dollars,
ami tho merchants have sent Iettion TO MsIimll-
len to allow them to send these goods hack whence
they came, the s market Tor them thorc now
and thi. they wish to be allowed to DO without paying
the du,ie. on them In or out. There perfect eIo-
dus Of tho inhabitants OF Nntanora. all going to
/ BtoWn.ville. Gen. Lopez, who driven out Of
Monterey by Gen. ssgreie. bad ar ed At Mat.mo-
ros with /, ~ men CortinN ws 10 have cut Lopez
OIL but snpp9.ns he would uaks Or the ryqr, start
ed TO head lin cd AMI thus mi's,l Lin,
From Pisa dol AlulA 2i'h W.T., 40 earn that on
the g3d tho Liberal. attacked the h pera'lsts, at
Pnlras- erris and drove the latter out taking pos
session VI the place. Tho de- este1 lupor Lit- hed to
the rivsr which they fordcd sone fity Of the In
perisstI, principally otcers, succeeded In crossing
the river on horfeback, but the LLeTls cut VI tie
| retreat OF tho rest and made them prsoLefs
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From Europe.



NS,s Y0rt, May "a Steamship Edinburgh, from
Liverpool 18th, aud Queenitovn llth, arrived at this
por, this morning. Johnsfon's surrender vas gene
rlny regarded us a foregone conclusion The effect
wai slieht.
Hdl Jar, Aay el-The steamship China, from
Queeustos. the 18th iust has arrived at this port
With three days later dates
In the English House OF Comnons on the llth
inst, the question as 10 whether the Government
had resolved TO withdraw belircrent rghs from the
South, Of which notice had been given BY Mr.. White,
was not put The MoRsISG sIAg, upon this gues-
ton says;
From Mr.. White having been relue-ted 10 postpone
his question, that the question uu Ter Nc con'idera
uon OF the Cabinet, aud olrctfes, "llough tho
NithdTnwal Of bel,!geTsnt rehts II no mere senti
mental action, IL would have tho effect Of shutting
the Australian porte 10 the Shen ndoah and those OF
the West Indie 10 tho -touesall, the only two
pryAteetH nov aioat. II wou tcnd 70 expedite the
period when the Government OF the | nion viii raise
the blockade and permit free intercourse with the
southern states,"
The NoEStSO POsT says;
Mr.. white postponed h, question IN the a1senee Of
Loid PAmeTstou, but II II unquestlonably one "
Nheh an answer must be speedily given
The Posi- remarks;
II 10 impossible 10 avoid the conclusion that tho
confederate Government hhl ceased " exist. The
south ceases ~ be beilirereut when II no longer
possesses the neans Of oseculng tue war ami a. II
hAA ALesSy UAds AdJDoa " thA elect N me oris-
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General Intelligence.
tpy K.d to IA, A.v ro-i s.-.l


hnNiBN FAHnNd Is In Newport.
J ~ Mr1ntssrr shuldins "our- story brick"
At Troy, for me iasher.
Nsrr are running down J Davis This Ia
wrong. lie should ho run up
At an auctiyi ip Il q, moui. few d,v. since,
rebel uniform jake sv,ut oG N 10 cent, each.
CaIcAeo 10 eYtaleI at the ics dealers who are
eharfin $50 ton - ice
sopA tounsrs t,vc Ncsn ,u'ro.ilccd on tho
trans Of tho lit,ls Ms'ai Railroad. Something
new.
nrGaISG lmros;or., wearing soldiet, unlfortn.
bt~h' never fought in Ne va, are roaming
Abou, Pennsylv.nia, sunoyiug ths p0orlS
sK,Aros FcsrEt now Acting Vice Pr.rd.n, Of
The tpi,rd f,S;es recently seen near Norwich,
Corn, r'tns nt the ptow in ie | on his tsrm.
JxN MAS aud luc Wutusd, two English hr,us.
ers are goin Go N.ht each other for 81 900 And the
champion belt n fuslsnh, newt November.
rus Ecv. pr Manning h.- hc.r arpc'u,cI by the
Pope the Il nan CNil Ollie Archbishop ~ westmin.
sicr In The IlAre oi the l~c Cardinal wisemAn.
To-r,Y, sran named Holiday, starts to walk
from Rochester tn n 'r,'o ia thirty tn.ra driving
~ eclbauow, on 500 be, of hls own.
Tnr KIM OF rebellion was fnllir- 10 pieces
Tlc Nsyoa guny down In sections anil flrouns
The Had seemcd b. he in most imminen, danger,
- Jefferson D. r1cl ~ put on h, hOops
MW1 HANNAH CoorER, blind old lady over 20.
IN llamden, Crnn has knit aud scnt a. s1fts 10
ihe soldiers > pairs Of stockings during the pas,
three years. Petty good.
LsnNARp FyNNs, of Linn County, Iowa owns .
''mad- -p.onc" Inherited from his sntestor., which
he says has cured 30 cases Of hydi ophobis during
ibo past light years
GEgAr preparations are being made for The SAM.
tarv Fair at G. icAgo which commences next Tues.
Chicago gave the first Of the Sanitary Fairs, aud
means to give th, last.
IT is reported that M.lno merchant, who h.d
an INDIVIDUAL pointed oGi 10 Inn a. Msssschu-
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The State Prisoners.
Additional Accounts

FortrsU Monros Nay 23.--.lehcrson Davis nnd
Clement L Clay, after having been taken, yer eriay
a,, rnoon, from the steamer Clyde, huIu, diste
ly inside the fort sud At placed M the
cose't confinement, ia the cells prepared for their
reception Ia the second tier eAsenate.. They occu-
w cells sdJacont 70 eaeh othe and are very carefully
guarded hy two officers and twenty men OF tho Third
Pennsy lyania Artillery. Mrs. Davis and family, and
the wife OF Clement &. Clay, remain on board tho
steamer Clyde, which has been coaliug all day, pro.
paratory TO carrying them 10 Col pritchsrd', com
mnnd SouthsaTd again. The strctest regulations
Icing enforced by the military authorities respecting
peIions visiting the Fortress, By order Of the socIe
tary of War Oue, either civil military, Ia al
loved 10 enter the Fortress unless provided with pa
pen. which are furnished very sparugly " the
mander of the port
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The Great military Review
second Day -Sherman's Veterans

Iaslington, MaL i've have had another bright
m Al other respects a charming day for the 10
i OF the armies Vi the Tennessee and Georgia
/ .idewalks OF Pennsy lyania avenue ut all elevat-
oiuA we're to-day, IA yesterday, occupied by
.ly interested spectators. Fresh arrivals this
niug augmented the already large number Of
'ngers who had specially visited Washington to
iess the grand military parade.
le tastefully decorated stands uear the Executive
sion we're again occupied by presiieat Johu.ou,
nteu Of the Cabinet and Lieut. General Grant,
ther With distinguished army and navy officers,
ia of executive bureaus, the diplomatic corps aud
lies, and other psrsouages The vicinity Of the
evlng point wn densey crosded over larger
lhsn yesterday, this locality being the most at
hive
10 Army 9th Tennessee moved from the Capt.
at nine O'Clock this morning, proceeding toward
Executive Mansion. At the head OF the column
Aslor-General Sherman, who Wss yociie. ously
red all along the line, while many elspped their
10 and others waved ndkerchien and miniature
1he greeting VI this hero was in the highest
ee enthusiastic. He had been presented with
large wresths OF flowers; one of which had been
ed around his horses neck the other hung upOn
,wn shoulder. MNor-LenerAl sherman wu ac-
psnled hv Major-ieneral Howard, formerly in
nAnd ofthe Army OF iAo JInes. Neat followed
,r-GeIeral Logan, staff aud escort lie yesterday
Inning command Of this army. Maior-General
an appeared At the head Of the command. This
H. IL composed Of troops from Michigan, Missouri,
Indiana, Minnesota, Hinols- lows and wi,con.
II The Seventeenth Army Corps was preceded b,
kmmandsr Mslcr-GenerL Blair, With his stAn
Hved BY the Headquarters' escorts The troops Of
n Corp. arc from Illinois Ohio, Nov York, Wis.
I'm. Indiana Ohio Minnesota aud Michigan
Aaxi IN sUss va LAs Amy VI Gsar
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t.o''"p0,'le"'' " -" ."-l -.
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oN4 Q. 'n'e,e''' snu 'ne M 49, o'"' wy,
iu''e "a'' O'.H ~ D-, ~ I.s.
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'o'e1 'u"' Nap'An a'eo "ines " r1,
So, .'Iu'' .'C.e S''N',1'l, ~ 49,
Hp'' DossN =, ts 80 ~ ~.
'"ee ''n ''' -~-.' - ,'.,
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uelut .no 'e'iu' eA'eu.e1 " 80 81. -.
"a, ~, -, h,,,, 80 ..oo,,, ,h, a., ~ c.n,
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ui'u oo"e'''ou'' vu' - % 'y ,I.,s.'I'h ~ ,.a,,rJ
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The Philadelphih INQrIRfH has Tho following from
Fort.es, Monroe May z2:
The cells ia the Fortress have ieen in
eour.e OF preparation for eek past for Jei Davis
and his partners IN clime-being In readiness, ar
Tangeucnts WeTe made by Brevet AAof-GCncra
Miles who II in command Of this district Tor the
removal of the prisoneu 10 the quarters provided for
them Cen Miles At once boarded the Clyde aud dis
Matched an ofieeT OF the FuATd to order the arch
traitor to report to him. JEFF Immediately made lie
appearance. Gen. Ales at once Informed him that
he WA TO be removed from the Clyde 10 Fortress
Monroe aud that u lev miputes would be allowed
him 10 take leave OF his family. JED did not eyines
any surpsise at tlis announcement he wr evidently
I.enered ior H. Davis At once TepuTed 10 his
isniiIy, on tho deck Of 'he Clyde. Thi,
TToup consittsd OF Mu. Davis, girl ssed
ME. Dayis Wa clad IN black. she Ia woman
OF preposs ssng APPEARANCE OF the brunette style Of
heauty though hei black hsir IL sprinksd With gray
Her black eyes are clear aud sparkling, and heI lea.
tuIes lear Tssolgts stAIDy. lie 0IdsaI boy, vhs
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Toronto, NAY 4i--Iho ovid.Ico In the ease Of Dr
Blackburn pub iay, glyos details OF the yell
Low fcver p!o. i.t ,.tuAouJ oi the principal Wit
ncsses 4 .pru 80 30, tie ailda,lts OF Nj. CIeRry
and W. ! b. o. We. '1.'rcrnors. The counsel for
the def uc, a'W'i tho evidence, but o1ntonded
that }. 10 ~t"iIeu authority In supper Of the
pTo,oeuuol tot rnuspraey TO murder in foyelru
couptr, or! frr. II SO not punishable IN i-e Com.
mon Law % ru-l.ad unless 1t wa, Contemplated to
murder the Lvud VI the Government.
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The Californi. EmlGrnpt..

San Francisco, Nay 2j.-Ihs bask Brontes with
NIX can emigrauls on board is still under the sur.
W pIlancc OF the ;sii,ary authorities IL has been
susge-ted that the party might be allowed TO leave
without their hut this they are unwilling 70 DO,
a, they are confident the authorizes ~ Washington
viii permit then to 20 armed, as the order annuling
th, elpurtatlon Of ann, has been rescndsd.
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Boston, Adv "a "A Dispatch from Woods Hole,
reports that the T. s. steamer Tuscsrora passed there
a, ten o'clock to-day, hound 10 Fort Warren, with
Alexander II Stephen. and other rebels dstined ior
that place
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Latest Commercial.

Iiusrpopi, NdD IS, R,fH nv. .- Corrov. The sales
OF cotton tO-ia, Wese I,Vu hScr OF which .yOI
10 speculaOru and etpoltsre Tho market iu iIl and
AL qualities are riithtly Loser
H. Riendstuf, quiet Prov visions quiet AMI steady
Lonfyit, Nay -, EuDuHO -ConsOls close at 90. a
aUAs ioI uoLyy. [ $. iTe-tNVntus JIaa ~ 90 q krle
shA'cs bd n 81. Illinois trntta ShAi"- IS S.tt.
L,u~r ROOT, AiV Is. E'sHinv. he Persia had htre
iuuurp,o hry oud fcugthruiug tie conviction tisf
the American Wa Ia otcr American Securities
shade rHricr to-day.
ILe Confederate loan remained at l2ait
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leader Of the rebellion Col. sal1Ave, 10 the pUr,ou
who suerp ed to ssssssinaIe one " rtos'dcu, JET.
frsrd's min sicrs some months age.
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sen.sllsn ln Wal ,heet Lac been oocaslon.d by th,
recent 'nubLirs vh,ch Che President hs, .dmini.
tered to tue ',old" men whose nauls. appear Ia the
follow lug coHe'pondcuce
rus ol7IAfSs 10 ruTsIpVST Jouysos.
Tho unde sWnel, cluzen. Of New Yoik. tax. grs.,
plra ufe IA seu-lA tO siAInstOu, by the Candon q
Ah.ol h'tload ,ai" coach ipln u Lorses, haI
psss 1s, hhpaett g. r. peet,u.3 .skiLs AndIe.
the Ame Ns token OF then hth upp &C alton oi lis
tdrhty "a tue county, statesman well appEovtyi
by NOiq bra deed, IA ali hu yHliOus O1lces 70 which
New Noii' Au, AZ, lod5.
~ Armsuou- sons, iwick., smith Co.
Dan, g, BosA Ni son a. Hunt
n a, Su, tue, I. T.. d0iton a "a
LAthIop, Lu0llsiOn Co, n tchuu, son < %
n. th ttnrcu, -ucpnetd H. ann
liooyer, Calhoun q Co, = t,ayCen '"''
John La"lcncc &c, y inslow Laui.r & c.,
a. - lfN' no frothers,
{ il ssGshrll If If . o. (.aiii,,a,,
Wm IA 49, ''''' vs. 70 n-uc' Cooler Coi.
rhep' ..d,s no4.o 4 Co, ,.ussus Kelly & Co.
nhS'' \, Mtis q. sons, icuiy Clers & Co
Han south"I.G & Co. IK eve, Csie & Bank.
A'no'u' No 4at.ulc Co,'h j. BIseR
rRKsrrSr Juusao,'s aArLT.
WAsusGr1S CJ1i, Hny -. l-Js
Iesrs 4. 4 Low E'g, Il,lp', Hodys 90, ivpt
BTOthsrs, i. s. - huf- UHd ohtrs.
menta.S note, dated New Yoik MAY IL i,G5. Whefs
In you +. ,uest my acocp'Hnc, VI coach, span Ut
ton OF Iuy public cou..o. While 1 mlly app recIrt,
the purity of YOUR motives Ia iLus tpu.etlng /, M,
such ,ubstAntiL evidence nj your rvgnrd ana rstDs
am compelled suIcy tom tue cOuN Ctous OF duty
Aatt eve huli IN e rcnce 70 the ace ~ tuCp Of ~
.nts hy those occupying nah OilcIal Do, tIona a. d.
ciine tho Ohu iulb ~ kIid uul 10 al iIIen1s he a.
tcutuu Oi IA, pAIthUe conveying youI tcutlu,,uD
aud the sutpgiupiS Vi thuse whowsI. poayed 10 up 4,
Ia tuIa mani, li,'s,atOn Ci regard, IL tHsui g.IiJ
ask aAd ISSUE ltu, gen iemen, shAi IcsAI- II a.
ono ~ the highest mafkB OF respect tfu any portion
VI my looS -cltlHens. 1IustiIl- tLat FAA c0utnu,
10 meit your cOnnno nee aud esteem lu The m gafga
pat pet eutaied, and with the Lea wAhss i4f your
health, &c, IualyIduauy,
AL, gentlemen, your truly,
ANu.l,a Jyus,ON.
OABD To 1uF rurtl,.
The undersigned submit The FOREGOING corretIond-
ence 10 the public d!.l lpPJuv ~ nde Il, that Ihslr
poheted gin IA declined, tut n9tR tlsandlng thsI
dubppOintuIent, ltclug EIatlh,d that tue tiaHasnI
oil tLe united state ~ ,g'el-tu - W lony views
OF duty. They Wiiimb tuLMIt ILeiI Osn motives
TO the public HIbuuH, 10 Nhu-e Judgment they uusr
with tAelr isliO~ yeur IA tue uiesu Oi homer M
will be 80 geueI oLny a"adrd to tho fIesident vi
United etHte-. hS
tHeIe iollor he ssue ,lgnatuIes as above
When Augus, Belmont read tho las' ,,....
he suhavsd v,h evident 4atlsfae, lon ~
.hou ders, and ID reported ~
thought those gentlemen had ns
mi. .hsiT own mo'iyeata ,.,,,s -, .,,o.
finding themselves ehSe' mated nv u.,,,cra,ic hon-
''asS v" p'Jed out nov, and .hoddy con.
"-Sntinped On the LAaa PH1eA
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eresting and Important News
&c, &c, DC.
Highly Important.

Q Rebel Ram stopewali Delivered over
o the spanish Authorities ut havana,
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", Armstrou J. sons,
Daul g.. kuss,
n A. Stu, tue,
LAthIop, Lu.ItsiOu 4 Co.
; n. ,ht,tnrcu,
Hoover, Calhoun q Co,
John X l.ANItacc 4 &c ,
A. A. low,
Ie,er Cooper,
& II hat7hHll,
WIN. W DsfOr-st 4 90
Wm h. tugg,
fhclps Dodge q Co,
J, p schuiil,
Cha'. a. Meiss 8 ron.
Han, south~ic.sG %.
Arnold, Co'.al.blc A 20
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The Parting Between Davis aud His Fam.
ily, Etc.

tGy MaiD
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

ANDY loHNsoN's CAIGaIAGE.-The latest
Ia Wal 'ieet Lac been oocasioned by th,
recent snuhbirg wh,oh Che President ha. .dmini.
tered to the ',old" men whose name. appear ia th.
follow lug cuIe spondcLce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01
ID OBERTS AND HOFFMAN
IN HEADQUARTERS, GIBSON'S BUILDING
Corner Broadway and Thirteenth streeD,

".
s ry Ss ss % q 6 ss
Ss Sass on
The First Assembly district win No. state street
The second Assembly district WIN Frankfort
First district viii the district a. No FranifoTs
S SrR I'd sss @ meet II s.. Fifth
Hotel at 81 O'clock The. band win report at the Fifth
Assembly district win NEE. ls5 Spring street.
1T 3 r's district apa s?Sa ss Third dis
The Fourth Assembly district VIII assemble u pythagoras
The SIKH Assembly Dsirict viii moc. a. Runck's Hotel
E srf x.ssS district win NEE, a. Clinton Garden
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Eshih district win march with band 70 Ru.eks Hotel and
se,he se march il 70 The place Of nesting
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Tie Ninth Assembly district win meet at No As Eighth
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theoee,ion ard baud rom tie ihreenth district VIII
JON he Eleventh district At Thirty street and Eighth
The Tenth Assembly district WIN No q Third
The Twsls.h Assembly, disirle viii tat No. a avenue
a,ss oioe, and lie proseson sai band rom the Twelfth
district WIN JON The renih district At M. q Third avenue,
and rrnceel thcnce 80 the meeting.
The Fcrtecnth Assembly district will mcet At headquar-
ters OF Broadway aud Tweny-thh street, at
O'Clock.
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and the will march from that place v thu pls OF
meeting ~. 49, .-7s !. ts.
The Sixteenth Assembly district will meet Dngsden's
Third avenue, between Fyninth and sstssh sTecu, a.
o., O'Clock
Seventeenth Assembly district viii meet At Eighty.
report It EisSs SIXTH street. and avsnn.
% The ss s :sS s & !. hf sn
Thrdavenue proceed 10 the place OF meeting
HENRY SMITH, Chairman.
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