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THE PACIFIC COAST.

,~,,,y AID MINING NEws-MovENiENlS OF "EN-
ERALS GREGG AND HALLECk.
MI rsixoSAPH THE TRIBUNE
S,N FRANCISCO. May 3.-Cleared, ships Iowkes-
Iprv for Liverpool with 5000 sacks OF wheat s"ra
nicholson for Liverpool with 24oO sacks oil wheat anu
21o) bbls of flour, and the i"oiuS' ioA
81 90 sacks OF wheat.
H. a., case Of Thornburg agt The Savage Mining Com
r.ny the jury retHgned verdict in favor OF the defend
alta Idaho adyices represent tbs Indians as commit
'9& n'I pyI,n and T. C. Truman Special Agent OF the
po.tnice Department, arrived from Arizona yesterday
Gov Mccormick reached Prescott ON tle At "a Ap' ~,
General Gregg has made successful RAID on the
me new 2ostamp mill at vckenburg is rnnng The
result is $4,000 day 1t is the largest III inc
and I, owned in New-YOrk. ... =. G., rro
cen Halleck has gone on Tying VISIT 10 oUiioI, r. i
Intended making extended tour III Arizona Du' CIT
cImsances changed hls plans ,,,,,. c,,o,,. los 49,
Inst to' $50, o.. .,,,
Tlying Eagle from Boston, have arrived The bark
Tsreid for New-York, and ship Ferdinand Brumm, iOi
liverpool, have cleared The ship Autocrat for Phia
-Four firm at . 5Oas7 Sales Of choice wheat at s. TO-
The ship ST. Charles, and the bark Mary Packer, for
Tcw-YOrk have sailed.
wheat and flour hru. and prices unchanged. Legal
SAN FRANCISCO May 5-san Francisco papers denounce
the Newport town swndle, and call upon the NeWYork
aud Boston press 20 expose the scheme.
The Gen says that the particulars Of the swindle re
y.l au adroit and elaborate plan TO make money by
lir-.tmate speculation.
Late sdyices from Arizona repOrt that war OF eXcr
rundton has commenced against the Indians, who
have becn unusually active aud hostile IN all parts OF the
interior. Gcn. Gregg had lnaugurated vigorous cam
paign aud was about 20 issue order declaring Indians
outside tue reservation except the Mojaycs and Cinema
bncrs hostile. An expedition To the Block Mountains
had met several bands, and killed 81 and wounded many
ihJ anu also destroyed large amount Oh pfCNlsl0hs
end DeaCments OF troops had been sent ont IN
al directions, and the slaughter had commenced IN ear
I">t. RctnfOrccmcnts Of soldiers were needed.
Dates 10 Aprl ~ say the Idaho Indian war was being
fIlIlcd on vigorously.
The snow melting rapidly, and mining operations bad
commenced.
The ships Emerald from New York, and Baringa from
liverpool have arrived The Sarah Nicholson for Liver
pool, has sailed.
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E4gF GAZETTE.

p Y THfEsP4PH TRIBUNE.
Cof.- 5 s. Irt1cled from navigation dpiT A. th3
Phifpla EsyvYsrr ordered % che Franklin on June Com
uari Ro, d.tli fon the Naval Rendezvous at
boston orecl $40 F-akr FeetC Captain Of the European
Slullroa Eaani D. Stone, detached from iTonoad duty
Orleans ptc-i waiting orders Lieut. CoHarde, ny
Mprrv from The Nahne snt ordered - mo ftnkn on
JIae L.ae g. T. Cooke, detached fon h, Naval Acal
1 franklin June Ensign Eiwand J. orr de-
it Yard aud ordered
d r. Rt5nn0n, detached ron tle
sud ore! - The Franklin Surgeon A fDy
detached from Phfepha and ordered % the Franklin
Jane hs ordinary irtes he will perform those a fleet
Surgeon q! h- South atlantic squadron Assistant Surgeon oDe
Pennington Boone, from the receiving sp a.
S,s 5t ami .irr. &C. franklin Chief Engineer John W Moore
Boston sli cred 70 The Franklin on June "
sien T di a perform those OF Fleet Lnsn Of u
TLe fiosak ,ss al.o cr-rl 70 The Franklin On june
Engineer W. y Windsor. detached from duT a.
Lsa,ae i--; second Assistant Kngnoer l'snV h. Sos9n fon
Nill nt Boston, BEstsvaiu Philip J. ief
from saoE navy ri Gunner A. = Eompsa Ggt'sssl from
Navyisi and brtng Third hsaseui IN
Buhlaure Pirmscr O. a. Bradford haa seen De
duty lusT.r Of Provisions. Sc ~ the New ia 'a
Niri The Frankn where IN Aiioh 70 h. onhi
duties he Nil peu lest Pa7sssier 81 the Spsb Atuuc
Squadron CAPT Pnlrs ggr has bres ordered u duty charge ~
TIE dads 81 Nea Orleans CommshsT W. Gibson haa 1reh orepl
Photographic Ooe LosenaEt Commanders frc-Jok Pes5
John Raslaal LsuHsns Hji AMI George " Codn aud
Cs-peatef Wu D. Jenhns have ten c.eti 20 the fnnts
MiLipzIs A ~ Leg Of ihr Ss'si Academy has ressrh
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THE SOUTHERN Sites.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
SENATOR WILSON IN CHARLESTON.


sr vEIEsSAPH THE TKiFuNE
CHARLESTON, S. c., May 5.-SenatOr Wilson is still
here lie started for Savannah Saturday morning but
after getting out the boat had to put back 10
Charleston, account of severe storm Cen slekles
Gen. Scott, and many Of the prominent citizens, have
paid him all due attention. He abandons his contem-
plated visit to Beaufort and Savannah and leaves here
tomorrow for Augusta From there he goes TO Mont
gomery thence to Mobile, thence to New Orleans, and
from there he ascends the Mississippi. lie proposes
speaking at various points in Tennessee ana hehucE! Oh
his way north. - ..,
In his second speech here, Friday night. Mr. Wilson
referred 10 the limitations which being made, that
rOlOred men who vote with the Republican party may
lao employment and be turned ont Of their cabins and
holdings and he said that would be the first act toward
confscatiOn, If 1t should take place He thought
S. very likely that Congress would regard It
a, violation of the Reconstruction law, which
cOntempates the free exercise Of manhood sur
frage. and would confscate the property Of men so
,fIspdng He himself would support such measure;
bu. ~ the Reconstruction act carried out fairly aud
imparaly and proper persons were chosen as Senators
ana RaDresentatVeS believed the Rebel states would
bs reanitted and that measure OF cOnScaton would
bo resOrted to. .,..
The coOred people INDUCED largely to-day in their new
privilege OF riding IN the street cars Inc WHY'S tooA
with good humOrcd resignation
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LOUISIANA.

ANOTHER ORDER FROM GEN. sHERlDAN-iIE LENE|
COMMISSIONERS REMOVED.
THE TmBrNE
Ew-OmEANs. May 9.-Gen. Sheridan has issued
. order modifying the State law requiring members
Of the police force to be residents of the city five
years by changing it to two years and orders Mayor
Heath 10 remodel the police force of which at least
Oae-halt must be chosen from the soldiers
The following is an extract from an order issued
b. Gen. Sheridan yesterday:
20 relieve the State Of Louisiana from the inChUs Of
tIe quarrel now existing between the Governor and the
Legislature, as To which political party shall have the
,buycmcnt of the 8 10000 OF LevCc bond, authorized
b. the last Legislature. and III order TO have the money
distributed for the best interests OF the OytOWed dis
ircts. a existing pretended Boards Of Lcvec Commits
sOucts arc hereby abolished, and Board appointed by
Esy.
The whole region bordering on the Ouaclita and
BACK Rivers has been overlooked by recent ere
vJ,,,s aud the suffering and loss are iuoaculabc.
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XXIXTu District fOr'e ans con
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RASE BALL.

THE GI;lND MATCH TOMORROW.
Not even the champion matches of last season At
tracrd AS much interest in baseball circles rs the grand
match tomorrow between the Eureka and lrWngton
Clubs docs. The contestants are evenly Matched an.
@ uH, fbe strongest fielding clubs Of the country. 10
hds tir 10 he very close game and Consequently VA
exciting one There will undoubtedly De Ialgo con
rIrsE ~ spectators present, and the irNngt9n' are
making ample preparation to preserve clear Hoiu'
On Saturday the Excelsor met on the Capit"iie
grounds in force, it being the hlst pleasant
my v, "a fine nine ready for the field, and by juno
,riii br able 10 enter the match-playing arena
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TENNESSEE.

r,rvpIsu OUTRAGE OF THE FREEDMEN.
~ rat s.RAPH TO Tribune
CIxCINNATI May 4.-On last Saturday night col
nyed ball was given at Paris, Tennessee, at when
about fifteen females were present Du1ng the
dancing party of about ten white men, employees
NJ tine Memphis and Louisville Railroad, made raid
az the house, drove away the male negroes, turned
out the lights and Iavished nearly every female
present. One Of the women was 50 badly hurt mat
&c wil die All but two OF the sCOundrcls have been
arrested and are in jail.
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MICHIGAN.

more complete canvass of the vote III the LATE
election in Michigan incudingth the six northern conn
ies omitted in the first count increases the Rcpub-
Iican majority over that announced few days ago
by several thousand. Judge Graves, the Republican
candidate for the Supreme Court, receives majority
of 2lOq1 and the average maloriticS Tor tue hepup-
lican candidates for the constitutional Convention
foot up "a 1873. Compared with the whole vote IN NO
vcmbcr last this shows a relatively increased kepuO-
licau majority of 20 per cent.
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KENTUCKY.
rus CONGRESSIONAL ELeCHoS.

TIIE CONGRESSIONAL ELE iiON.
rsrEea,pH
PARIS KY May THE following Is She vote for
Congressman pOllca to-day: I~Fk, Democrat, 3!' ;
Hanson, Conservative, A.; Brown, Radical 81. Only
about two-thrds of ,he precinct vote was Pc,led.
LOUISVILLE May 1.-THE Congressional election
passed oil quietly Asa p. GIover State-Rights
Democrat received about roo maorifg in the city
Returns from other points ~ the With District will
probably swell the majority to 2,OpC James Is.
Knott in the WITH and james y. Beck, n the NI.tl
Districts (State-Rights Dem@ralS) arc probably
elected.
10 p. m.-The following is the full vote Grover,
Democrat 1926; Jacobs Third party. 1854; Bulitt,
Republican. G6. Growers majority in the District
will exceed 1000. The vote in the city and County
was very small Returns Indicate the election Of the
Democratic candidates by a majority greater than
Duvals last year, in proportion to the vote cast III
will Ice "a day or two before anything Is heard from
the With and IXth Districts which are contested
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MARYLAND.
TIE BALTIMORE SUNDAY STREET CARS.

TIE BALTIMORE SUNDAY STREET CARS
n rstzsRAPH THE TEiBUSE.
BALTIMORE May 5.-To-day was the second sun
1ay during which the street cars run and they were
crowded all day. The Park was visited 10y l'uVo
,.-.ors Preaching was held there which was lis
tened 10 with much attention. The weather WAS
fine and the best order prevailed. oil.
Lent Gov Cox eft this city yesterday Tor lhch-
,.ti 10 attend the Annual Convention OF the Na-
tonol Medical Society. He is prominently spoken oil
q, fhe next President of that body.
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kENTTCKY.

lux NrBTIs ATTACK GOVERNMENT TEOors.
sf rsfg.r,PH THE TanrNE
LrXiSGrON, KY. May 4!-Licut. Rice. with 4 de
tireut of the Second United States Infantry. last
,;i4 ,tterpteG to arrest the murderers of the ne
,,-,., ~ Nicholasyile, Ky. He was resisted by Il
srne,ior force and was unable TO make the arrests
He WA, wounded in three places, but not fatally.
priylt, soldier was also wounded
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The Union

The Union
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Chartered By Congress and having Government Directors 'p
pointed BY the President Of the United States Offer their
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTYYEAR BONDS,
BEARING SIX PER CENT INTEREST.
PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY IN GOLD.
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK
NO. 2 NASSAU-Sr,
AL aes,r- CLARK. DODGE & Co.,
BANKERS. NO. IL WALL-Sr,
AMI JOHN j. CISCO & SON
BANKERS, No. 33 wALLSr,
In the City ofNew.YOrk,
nSIEgTY PR CENT othelrp,r value with Accrued Interest.
These Bond, ar. secured By FIRST MORTGAGE on the RAIL
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT OF SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
PER MILE much las, than OnsA 4. COS, Of the Road THREE
frsbRrD AND FIVE MILES haze been completed u The most
,0S,,,u manner and full, equipped With rolling stock locomotives
machine and car shops engine houses and station Ou S -''
ofbHcE, and have beenl -. -. -,
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED by THE GOVERNMENT
,Nr an examination report by ss Government Commissioners,
snow In successful opeDNSa
Tie Company has hand f,n other material
complete the Road to the Rocky Omaha o.
57 nesby the Is, Of September tie time pledged e; il, completion
By the coni4s,r TWELVE THOUSAND Flyg HUNDRED p2NoJ
ACRES OF LAND PER MILE srsrd til. Company by the
Government addition the subsidy of SIXTEEN THOUSAND pol
LARS or GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR EACH MILE OF ROAD
COMPLETED. The chicsso and NOriwes,ern Railroad
completed cops With l, Road at Omaha inl' doing large Ooi
6as, n passengers shl freight
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific the chso, Burlington and
Quincy and the Hannibal aud s. Joseph Railroad Companies tIPeto
connecting road Omaha during the next that
four Trunk Railroads the East will greatly contribute to the
business this Road and the Central Pacific being constructed With
great energy California Great National Railroad
1870 for all the business both passenger and
freight possibly accommodate. The interest on these Bonds being
payable in gold the small per mile there be question
as to their safety and Company has hesitation in recommending
them the public Arrangements being made With the NaonS
Banks generally throughout country M the accommodation Of in
ve,ors in these Bonds H. D. MORGAN and the Hon
oAKES AMRS. Trustees John j. CISCO Tres'rftr
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CRICKET
rln1 lnr1rnIA Ns. YnI.NG AMERI(

PHILADELPHIA VS.. YOUNG AMERICA. ,
These noted American clubs have commenced
match playing this season quite early ON Friday their
first game commenced, and though 1t was expected
TO have terminated Saturday II VIII require portion
Of to-day TO bring II TO conclusion The totals Wneh
stumps were drawn Saturday stood: Philadelphia ZOi
Young America with four wickcs down IN teir sec
ond innings leaving them "a 10 get TO win aud they are
sanguiuc Of obtaining that number with Wicket OF TWO
TO fall
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MIRRIED.

Martin BGOWEOn Tbsry, MAY 1897 81 The residence % IN,
brides pAants Ihe Rev BiSau Saos D. u datn d D. OF
ts thss D. dIugh!sr Of 5r Addison Brown Green
port.
EENNgDY-SsRRWOOS- tF City. Thursday Nay 2. by t.
Rev Chas e. Norton Jss KenBiy 20 Miss llsta D. Sherwood
No cards.
SSMPSOE-HEIRICK-Ou Weinesgy. May 81 draee Church,
OTsug r. j. b the Rev Drie Goywin o. Philsde George
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TENNESSEE.

81 rs. r.s TO THR TRIBUNE
MEMPHIS. Tenn, May 5.-Ihc races, which were 10
t,ko place tomorrow, have been suspended on ac-
Tb, .ef of steamboat colOTs, which were beng
,tsd for at the strawberry festival, were Yoted 10
IL. X n. Lee The number of votes was l,V+'.
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WISCONSIN.

The official canvass of the votes east at the recent
election of Associate Justice of the Supreme Cont
shows that only about Onc-rd of the vSters OF the
State voted on the subject The result of che canvass
gives a total vote of Sc 1856 of which Judge Cole re-
cciycd 1850 Judge Wotherbee s,29, scattering l,)''
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TIE TIRE.
1Ror1MG Id mn rAsmON cOrRsE

Sweepstakes purse for $500 mile heats best three
in five harness. Totted for Saturday, at the
Fashion COnrse, between the horses Gray Eddy Roam
Eddy, Boy from Home, and Lady Marcelnc. The at
tendance good notwithstanding the very unusual
GOODNESS Of the air. The following is the
F,sg,ov Corpsy T. SATURDAY Mar f-Swepstlke. f2OO nile
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Thc,Like IL 80 Much Better.

4erresronlen writing from Leesbngh, Va says; Your
satisfaction several IN this place nave ~
rs other kinds Nov they buy only the WILCOX "po'
rs ~ ~ u 81 slct Jeit>r' advertisement
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g. ,--a.,,,, .,-,,..I :. White 81 Grm Al
81 sid4i 81 PORK sm $2idli 50 Bseon-shonliers s1s
a Rib sides lie Clear Sides ~. Whisky. ~ T~S IS "S;
8I sterling Exchange lBiG9i HewYOrE hgh' hheuaase ~
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Cnrd-NOuRNTNG GOODS Of every desirable kind constantly
JACKSONS Moaning store DOL BroalN opposite
Tiffany Co.'S Prices very reasonable
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TO-DAY (MoNDAY, MAY 6, 1857 AT ~ O'CLOCK.
NORWOOD;
VILLAGE LIFE IN NEw-ETe,LAND.

In .di the great attraction Of this 'op. vs. hs'e sec"r's s
publication THE LEDGER, ss Of articles writes expressly s
u.s. entitled ADVICE YOUNG birgo sJ csV,ie ar,ss
By ne PstaS ofEcae Of ~ 7fzoPe' cog'' ef ~ Thurs
The sn scls of the ses in this'~eeFs i1d
gr-hh uaBer also sont,i ~. Gr,i part Of NJ Beechers
story. son 7> Study oe n0Gcff By President Till fn'r
ward College. VIII sueeed IL. oSss
number Il study as CLASSICS, III President vOoseJ u
Yale College The third will be BY che Rev JOSmsdeas
D. D. President otPrnee.ou college. II said Hiatt, Yorss
MaH Ab0r, 70 Eakr C0lege"
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The pss~ots srocosg t the publication Of the New
sor, by HRNRY wAEo BrBCHBR written expressly
for TIKI NETWORK N&D0Ea. is eo@msac,d "a No 10 Of hs
preseu, The Ledoyta nHnbsr 't published
TO DAY (MONnAY, MAY 6, 1851 AT IL O'CLOCK
Il said TIA. occasion yug Mr Beehers 'ea'iese 3, no
west C.Hn.t,e pO church where he vreached called upon BIZ.
10 demonstrate ssast saying rsuy WITH things bis sermoas
II, replied ~ them Brethren. Only kvro no" "'s'h nfr
b y,, ro. asr aaL Of sdhS ysn olh ", r ~h"f say
In this so Mr. Beeeb. ED, nothing gives fall scope "
h. faeue, time dod 6sns Geld ss "hes~ 8~
plsy hs trss.teoirat srurs The tile Of tho sorys
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There very heavy fost last night
Ar II. LOUIS.
Lows Nay 81 heY thunder and Ngnng storm paf ysr
r night rh.h pell operations ali no Telegraph aS
leading out oflhe city.
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THE WEATHER.
OBSERVATIONS

hHNAREs -1'hTh srnaustsr llFc- 20 a. % sui Whit
@ morning elrs cloudy atene clear evening clear 9TH
loves. 81 Hsnng hsy cloudy oYsss wniy
aAerlsl1. cloudy. sdJ, overcast. sselns clear r.
Br fEL2sRAFa 70 TIA TABcag
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Uniravcn offers Upholstery Goods,
WINDOW SHADES AND LINENS,
No 60 Broadway. \. Y.

Make ! our Own Sonp
WITH
SAPONIFIER.
Gr,, saving odsned b. all Who their waste ss" for The
purro,. Of making so,p their homes with the PENNSYLVANIA
MANUFACTURING CoMPASYs
SAPONIFIEE.
The superior ,od c "s'hiug purposes ~"
THAN HALT PRICE
Directions attached 70 each bor
For sale all the principal dugsist. 'nd general de,e
I.e rowu,s GLASS; leaning Polish for Windows Mirrors
Gold Silver Wares Brass Copper Tin dc used In every house
hotel store Manufactured at No "a Beeckrt New.Yori
K.en t,ool-BARTI RTr PATENT POLAR RRPRIG ERAT0R,
wholesale retail by g. H. MRRKLBB No II Beeokerst, west OF
Drsas sole nslgursT f9y EoxloIk RshSsLaIsTs rsesed
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NOV READY AND FOR s.tE AT ALL THE BOOKSTORES ass
Kgws DEP0TS
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Gpecial Notices.
A Thousand Miles Away.

A Thousand Miles Away.
a, r,r, perfume Nature yields born Of white flowers that
% Ike star, under the ntk Of the topc, hangs IN the dsy
air. bit Ar, has embau the delicious oor livery lady wbO uses
PuALoNS NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS enjoys in her dressing
snd boudor
The Thiry-rOurth Annual Meeting Of The americas
AMI slavery society will be held at Snsny Hal
AfeE door, eis' q Cnon}i eleen h by wBSDRsL
~ TJf S yy SKSS0S col r W IIfGGSSON the
InMisS DR,ST tbs Rev JOHN r. SARGENT MARY GREw
WILLIAM WELLS DaOwN RDNARD NJ. DAVIS the Rev JOHN
Ai By wGSD2LL PHILLIPS ANA + DcEiS y SS ssa
ian Mr. SIGIsSCyb IAsAR viii preside Mr. ChAs
L. GUM viii n, ,ngns Buaes Meeting, WEDNESDAY h"
t, OF n TUESDAY evening 30 cnts; be had James
,, Of One S . fS ~ pr:rv Saad1rd S.ssaus hs
American New. C.npsny No l2l Nasaasi aud at the door
Anna u. Dickinson,
o. TnE P9LITIS4L SITUATION.
TUESDAY. NAY -
Wendell Phillips
N-N''" ' TUESDAY. NAY
II .chenck Of Philadelphia on sccoaa, sickness IN his
, a not Be rooms ii, % Bol' NeafoFk until mf'hs'
notice.
Eleventh Ward Unioa Lea que, Continental Council No. Il
A'' ''"o'd to Columbia second door 'I ',S' SSfTH secretary
Eighteenth Ward lsreenih Assembly District Republican
S SG,S[s P MI D' JonS D. orrwELL. President
G FsS K f9.TTs s.,r-t,dr.
subscriptions the southern Famine Relief Assoss-
tion previously acknowledged tl8J42 o. receipts TO dae e
"a 81 total, +g3 ~ particulars Times 81 this date
JAMES NJ BROWN. Treasurer, No y Walsh
Wnned-O 900 Licensed Engineer- within The assTG2on
al 40 lg3 RoNery MONDAY EVENING, May o. O'CLOCK
under the auspices Of Engnee Protective SGey
Fprnse 10 deude yourselves With the idea that THIS
{, required Is IeqaiLsd Come then one and an Tour So
vital interest. demand f. There Is no class OF mechanics nlG
Then forward Ike men sno hos
their rights. and knowing dare MAINTAIN them Come as ah "a .b
great Wond be free themselves must sAe @
Blow hope BY the mrs pressure Of oar Society to PEe'e sSP
having unqualified persons aud thereby avert me ue's
explosions which result therei0m . u,,,,o,, nh,
IT. Secretary
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THE N4m0Yn FINANCES.

MONTHLY STATEMENT OF SECRETARY ECULLOCn
BY TRIBUNE
WAsHINGTON. MAY 4.-Thc following 10 the state
ment of the public debt Of the United States on the
lst of May compared with the statement on Aprill;
49, -. 1.t.1 --.-..
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CONTENTS or THIS WEEKS LEDGER.

MqH Abor, 70 EaEr Coliege."
CONTENTS OF TIfLS WEEKS LEDGER.
Tue aeura Of ,he pabc respectfully bat quite considerably
Invited the S,osns table Of sooien o. riiE LEDGER 70" h'
,ek. Here ave the names octhe sHers:
HFyRr Pcas Urt, pe Harvard College Io"s
sArE FRED Courss, JsrHs Psrea d. cH'REs' D. GAR
p,-rr sYLyus ooss r Ms sovrawosra g,xu Psms Aros
c,sY M,, DUprr Ass. Coz, oan EsarL LrS1 MARI KRIS
D.la,s Any RAs,po E,rn.x UaSss. VI. Ross WALLACE.
May GRACE ITsLsrss.
NoRIyooD or Vmr,sx LIPS sa..ssss By BSURr wAss
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OsrHE SruDr OF THE NArHsmArC5. ny Tia Rev rsssa
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ROBERT BONNER, Pabl,le.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
Henry Ward Boecssr's Story

TIE NETWORK LEDGER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

MLOH ). &c.-Psge Piows. 2 and 3
Z horse. Livingston Plows. 2 and
horse, King Flows, Double and Single
Shovel PIows. (superior.) One Horse
Plows. for gardens. Hand Garden ssed
Drills, White Wash Brushes. for sale oy
RAxsos e. DUKE. Cbsrles'o~n.