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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
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WHOLESALE MARKET.

. FLoUR-Extre Family 5000; Extra ,'5i suPerin''
$3.50 BuelCSheat 2I@c q pound.
BE0OTs-COnrion - .GGS.2,I5.
BuTTER-In kegs, 9GrI0.
DUcEETt-Aiarictta S2to.225.
r. CHEEsE-Western Reserve 4i@Sloc.
CASDLEs-TGilow moull lies dip 1SCj stGr 23c.i
sperm ;ec.
rALLow-1Ot5l2c.
CorFEE--Iaya 1sc.; Rio 121lGIS3.
F WH2AT--sl. l5tEtl,3o.
RTE-Sec.
CoRS-O0c.
OATs-:isc,
TE4TaEHs-4ota 4sc.: scarce.
FIsH-SLRd SlI: uerIinSs 81; NAckaTcl No. 3
li12GgI2.
FUR3-Raccopn 3oGl3I &c.
GiNsENG-256I35c.
JIAY-CI1ver p ton So; Timothy SO.
IIOPs-TGa5Sc.. dull.
LIME-L0uisVillc Sl.J0
HOLASSRs-Ncw Orleans 52c: Sugar House Sc
(iuLpES SYRCI,-fDtg G2c.
NAVAL SToaE-Turpcntiae zee; Tar $i1l&G5
NAiL--S.;It for led
RAGs-3er3l.e.
RICE-5G65la.
sEEns-FIaxsecd S1,10: Clover s4,75625.
SoAP--Custils r b l5flGc.; Common 55Gc.
SUGAEs-Ncw Orleans sc. in hind, o. &c. in Dbl.
SNUTT-SCutch 2fc. Eappee 22L2Cc.
TEA-Gunpowdcr 41trIec.: Imperial 4nGe5c: Hy-
;:5d.I0c.: Pouchong 25tl Sec; uulong 33t5 TGG.
ToBACco--6 twists i2c; five roll 2lfJ2Sc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

CHATHAM. {. W. Jan 2f-Cnitei States
papers received here during the past few
days contain exciting accounts of disturb
auces said to have taken place recently
in this vicinity. between The whitc and
colored population. The only ground for
these reports is fight which took place
among few white and colorcd school
boys few days ogo in which no rarticu-
lar damage was done To either party 1t
caused no excitement here and WAS srarce-
" noticed. There has been TO other dis
tnrbancc or excitement whatever here OF
in this vicinity.
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r. 90 pecu.iarities of the female constitu-
tion and the various trials TO which the sex
is subjected, demands an occasional re-
course TO stimulants. 1t is important,
however. that these shall be of harmless
nature and at the same time accomplish
the desired end. nostettcrs Celebrated
Stomach Bitters is the very article. Its
effects iii all cases of debility ere almost
magical. 1trestorcs the tone ofthe diges-
tive organs intuses fresh vitality into the
whole system and gives that checrfulncss
10 the temperament, which is the most
val uabIo offalninine attractions. The pro-
prietors feel themselves tiattcrcd from the
fact that many of the most prominent med
icyl gentlemen in the Union have bestow-
o.3 encomiums upon-t the Eiitcrs, the virtues
OF which they have frequently tested and
There are numerous coum-
tcrfeits offered for sale. all of which are
destitute OF merit, and positively injurious
to the system.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25


NEW IORK, January 24.-Ibe Tribune 5
Washington correspondcnCc says that in
tho iIarper's Ferry investigation, no ieSti-
ncny has been given before the Committee
II ANY way. duplicating Republicans with
John Browns raid. Mir. Realf states chi
,hati.ally that tire movement was known
10 hut few persons, as Brown Was 81 Sccrc-
i've man and kept his OWE c"unsciS. Eonc
Who accompanied him TO Iiarpcr,s Ferry
lTt Eagi. WIS informed of the plan, which
Id not contemplate running oil negroes.
lie says also, Brown and those IN Ills con-
ridcncc we're r..dic,t! abu!itiouiSts, who de-
nounced the Republicans. When Senator
Wilson made his speech in Lawrence, they
assaflcd him for falling to approach their
@tan,i. ri o! du!y. Mr.. Wilson appeared be-
fore the Committee aud stated th:t he had
written 20 Or. Howe OF Boston, for an ori-
rinaI letter y Aich had been referred 10 by
Rcalf That letter was written III May
1855 and substantially tells DR.. Howe that
information has reached him 10 the effect
that Br ,wn intended using arms furnished
for Kansas by the Massachusetts, Aid So
cicty. in !; manner not contemplated ~
them and advises that they should he with
drawn from him.
Mr.. Blair. OF COllinSyiiie, who manuiac-
turcd tho pixies which figured ut ilarpcr's
StttAtS lil'At my 49, 49, ~
the kans as troubles rs weanons OF Protec-
ton.
Mr.. Calender, cashier of the Bank at
Hartford, proves that Brown had funds
there which were drawn to furnish supplies
Tor Kansas. Neither had the reiaotcst idea
OF the movement in Virginia until it Was
published.
The HeraId's cores ,oA5ent says Eea!f
roncIuie his testimony before the Com
mittee TODAY. II was Al detached account
of the organization Of the Brown PTovjs
ioual Government in Cuuada, which has
already been published. He testified that
he went 10 England in 1858, and knew
nothing about Browns operations after
tina: time. He WAS requested to examine
several letters found in Browns carpet-haS
to see il he could identify them, but test =
fed that lie kncw nothing about Brown >
correspondence or the authorship III the
letters 1t Is evident that some of the
members of the Committee have been dis
appointed in Realfs testimony. he having
testified 10 nothing of amy Importance that
was not before in evidence.
Mr.. y. Il. Newton, tlie Vermont member
Of the National Kansas Committee and pre-
viously the leader of Il colony at IIaplcton,
Bourbon county, Kansas, confirmed the tes-
timony of Mr. Corning in the refusal of the
National Commute to furnish arms to John
Brown in 1851. When hc commenced testi-
tying in relation to the invasion 0t K'lusas
by armed bodies of men, he was stopped.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
ny TETEGRAPH.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2i.-Flour dull. superne $3.50.
Wheat irur sales 1000 bush red :t $L34Ggi,5. Corn
dull; sale 2o5D BUSH. yellow 75c, white 10 Whisky
a;etdy at 2iGa,25c.
BALTIMORE, Jan 24.-Flour firm; Howard st. So seq
t,sSI2. Wheat quiet and steady, S125EI 100 fer red
SlsyGJ Las for white. Corn acttve white 1oG4I, yell
low GSGGTtc Provisions quiet: Mess Pork SlI,25@
1880. WhiGlly ste:dy ut 26c.
Srw ToKE, Jan. 81 Flour shade ensier with lit
tie more business both for export and home trade
dcmGcd by no active; sales 200 bbls at SI95
OSLO for supcriine State, So 2CGSj.S0 for extra do
SlGe 80 for super. western, S5,2O535 for common
to medium extra 10. So. O@575 for shipping brands
Of r. II. T. Wool Gull; auction sale ANNOUNCED for
18th Feb materially Cheeks business: we quote do
done in foreign. There is a fur demand tor Pork
market may he quoted s:.ade tirmer; sales ngGre-
gate LOO bhls Sl6CC@iGIj for old mess. SlT for heavy
uunspccted do, SlT5O for new do, SllS:@ ll.1O for
old prime. Sli.G5alJ,aO for new western and prime
mess. $lcldlG5O for city do Sl3.5Cf1l3.f5 for new
prime. Beef steady and aniat sales 800 bhts at Sic
4,25 for country prime. :: cg525 for DO mess, S9D915
for rcpGckcd do Slu5CGSll for extra do Beef hams
steady: sales small parcels at j., State l4@lj.
CISClyxATI. Jan Observation-Disclosures demand
for all articles except lard market continues tn rule
firm very full rates mess pork firm: city brands
Sl7: saics lI5 bhls. country brands ut Sl615; bulk
meats city cut HELD firmly at olIGgs% for shoulders
ami sides: sales G1Ja pieces country delivered here at
UlS SLS65S% for shoulders. sides ana lams: bacon
fra at !s4 for shoulders AMI side and lG2. Tor
clear Sides lard 1GGn for t.erte and kcs; sales 2JO
kegs at 1915 95 about tie outside rate for Dbl.
Whisky rather duh, and prices TEND downward
thonEh ii cannot hr called lower; sales $40 bills at
PHI. includine wagon. Flour IN fair demand at full
prices: sales 1890 Ibis. al $3.50 30 for supcfiine
- 5etN5Ci for extra. Sugar dull ard i4c lever a!r
aud good iar So MO!aEses heavy; .alcs at 80. COT
fee unchanged and in moderate demand. Wheat
firm: demand in of receipts: SlGSa l3G for
white, n!!l $i.2GG.l25 for prime red. Corn stcaly
and in good demand NJ 90 IL Gu!i cats in good dc
mantf sales Gao las. il butlL Mt 10. Rye continues
luil a,.l unchanged. BARLEY du at GsGI0 for prime
fall, and ',S0ag for fair to good.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
uestrucIIre EIre.

GRAND RArIDs, Mich, Jan. 2lth.-A fire
broke out last evening in Taylor's Block,
occupied by Miller & Grinnel, groccrs, Por-
ter 4 Sigh. dry goods, Goodrich * Gay.
hardware. Post Office and County Offices.
which with an adjoining wooden building
and contents were almost entirely comsU-
med. Very few of the county records V ere
saved. Loss estimated at SIuU,Ge0. Ia
surauce $4,000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

-1~faz RiyEn-The river was still fall
''ie7day, with about eight feet water
'.s channel The Courier, Capt. Ma
p, .sli last evening with good trip for
,.anad. lhe Eunice Will leave to-mor-
,feaiHg, and the Altamont on Thurs
capt. Russel and Capt. List have
- commenced work upon the hull OF
~ @fw boat and onlya short time will be
NED u finish the craft. The weather
-y was cloudy with decided indica-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
dor. Dut be- feered the disease was 20

q
years. and because they were so, a comlSi-
nation was formed to place party in
power whose success is inconsistent with
/ the peace OF the country. He charged the
/ Republican party more in sorrow than
7 in .luger, with having stricken down the
: fundamental interests of the government.
They sought TO deprive the Southern peo-
I pie of equal rights in TIE territories, TO
overthrow the decision of the Supreme
Court, aul By overt acts, seeking to invade
the right Of one section of the cOhteder-
acy.
lie read acts of the Legislatures of Ohio
and Connecticut 10 shoY that they had
passed laws yioln;ive OF the Constitution
Mr.. Foster asked what act of COanecii-
cut WAS unconstitutional:
Mr.. foombs read the act prohibiting the
bringing OF slave into the State, under
a penalty OF S3Gn.
Mr.. Foster-The prohibition related to
! cases where slaves we're brought there Tor
the purpose of sale.
Mr. Toombs repIicd-No State has VIC
lated the Consultation more artfUlly or
frnudulently than Connct ticut. 1t im-
posed a tuc of $1,000 nd imprisonment
or a man coming to enslavc free negroes.
When 81 man went there TO reclaim 81 Iugi-
tive such rules OF evidence would be en-.
forced as would secure "a conviction.
Connecticut violated the Constitution
without having the manhood TO galph
down treason as New York had done. he
Lad referred.
Mr.. King asked when that Law was
passed.
Mr. Toombs said when the question was
asked with an honest intent, and not de
signed rs 4 trick, lie would answer cour-
trously. The law was passed in the New
York House, but fniled in tie Senate, or
s representatives declining to commit
plain violation of the Constitution.
Mr.. Eing-Tlat Is all wish stated-the
Law never IVES passed,
Mr.. TOombs continued, charging that the
failure TO carry out the Fugitive Slave Law
was a breach Of faith. Was any one on
the other side ready 10 execute that law i'll
good faith? lie did not believe rs many
could be found as God required TO save
SodOm.
lie concluded with glowing tribute to
the South and Virginia. The latter, who
had borne the burden Of the revolution
airy war, had been invaded, and the blood
of her children shed. The South was
anxious to avenge her wrong. Uue blast
from Virginia would summon million OF
men TO her aid. lie pronounced the sue
cess of the Republican party cause tor Sc
ccssion. The South should never let the
Republicans get hold OF the reins OF gov
erumcnt. she should not wait for overt
acts. War had been declared and blood
Ii ,d been shed. She should meet them 1T
the threshold and drive them back, or tear
down the pillars of the temple ri liberty,
and OYerwhelm ali in universal rain.
Mr. Foster defended Connecticut from
th,. CHARGE OF unconstitutional laws
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
rlrainIn Legl.Inture.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-In the Virginia
Legislature resolution has been in;rodG-
ced for the appointment OF joint commit
tee of ls 10 report on the Recommendation
of Hon. Mr.. Meminger, the Commissioner
from South Carolina.
y bill has been passed apPropsiating
$50, 600 topay the expenses accruing from
the Harpcr's Ferry affair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
Rirrr nn,1 WcniI,er.

ST. I.uUIs. january 2lth.-Ihe river IS
rising slowly ut this point and some little
ice is coming from shove, hut there Is 20
news Of any of the upper rorges having
broken awav Tie weather is very mild
and spring like anl ice in the upper rivers
cannot resist its influence much longer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

:4a BELL R.NGEns.-The BIaisGel
..''''S. Swiss Ben Ringers, will open to-
Washington Hall, with their pleas
'Rs.e and varied ntertainments.-
"aaHe has reputation sufficient
.'seEa crowded houses. The press
Where speak in the highest terms of
's,loFmanees OF the Swiss Bell Ring
We Lespeak for them welcome and
''s'Hntial reception.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

RTHE funeral Of lIrsI Dnlger, who
c ,n1mitted suicide, on Sunday, by jumping
from the Suspension bridge, and whose
body was recovered at Mpundsyille, on
Monday, will take place from the residence
Of her husband, on John Stree; this after
noon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
From Ln,rrellce.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Jan. 23d.-Miss Celia
Stevens, q niece of Judge Stevens. of this
city, died on Saturday, frorn injuries rccei-
we'd ut the Pemberton ii;Il accident. The
coroner's inquest IS approaching couclu-
sion. Several witnesses were examined
To-day regarding the construction of the
mill. but nothing new WAS elected.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

PA CHAsE.-James MulIeman, ga
si5toior'rueimdtoi fame unknown, was
'.sriHg dos.n, Main street last night.
u the sight Of 4 plush vest hanging in
a'of clothing store, touched and re-
I'd . thieriag vein in his carcass. He
u. Inc res; and ran away like foaI
's Pegasus Iiad, The proprietor, his
and several small children started in
'5ai'. Nulleman ran about a half square
finding that the clothier had been
NED for the track. threw away tile vest
III thus unencumbered, with liberty and
pursuit of happiness in view, he
.is lily Niiened The gap between himself
~ 'ai'9%srs. aad darling into a dark alley
- .''-'5t.! IN the darkness and rubbish of
yvfclre by way.
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AIn1,nrnn LerisIaturc.

MoxTGouERY Ala. Jan. 22.-Thc House
has rassed by u large majority bill to
c!!ar,era Bank in Mobile. Aproviso there
of requires the Stockholders to take o.
tain amount of stock ia the great Central
Railroad from Montgomery to Decatur.
Ala. The bill will probably pass the
Senate.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
Ie,s.sIatu-es on a Tramp.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 1.-THE Tennessee and
Kentucky Legislatures are Partal:iEg OF 4
splendid banquet at Masonic HALL. by in
vitation OF the CITY of Louisville. They
leave to-morrc~ on 81 visit TO Cincinnati
City full of strangers FROM contiguous
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TRUSTEES sale.


IN PURSUANCE OF 4 DEt-,' OF Trust From
David Mccartney to hC n x date the 9Th dry
jG1y. 1856. duly recorded l. the Clerk Sssre 81
the county court I'D Chic county =!, ga SatGItay
i:Arasi Company. Ia the City u " Eeslinl, Ueal 70
the highest aiI best bidder. At Fube AuettOn TIE
locomotive engine nuEuHS trsnty Ne 81 and sNO
passenger cars Numbered htfGsn flS1 Rd tlEty-aix
to sud n CsrIney, BY tie lalIinigTs ard 0lsO Rail
rad ConIpany- and Aha foA1 - tie Asnlfhs41
EaiEo1d company.
TLnAs o. SILL-one third II the amount in cash,
and tie remaining tve-thris In tnio e9ua! lnstai-
mCnts, payable SIX and Twelve nlOlihs tSln tue day
Of sale with interest; tie purchaser tyg kinds 1or
the sTedt instSiments5 viii approved FsFs'EA4 Sc
curifH.
Should tLe proceeds Of said SIZE net mount IN
Five thousand D1lilr aitlI inteI st tnIG1 To
LIST day OF JUL, $50. aiI tie expenses .: eNeeGli
the said trust. shall al= 81! Al the saie tiE,e
plAce above mentioned twenty II tie First AoEtgag
bonds Of the IIrlnpEc Eailrad Company OF the
value Of five hundred dollars each, many u them
the payment Of sSid oI 5000 with ntsTezt aEd
expenses Aforesaid, IL tGe hizhss: bidGeE - public
auction. for cash.
Sale TO couiiue..ce nj 10 o'clock :. ".
JAMES :. WHEAT, Trustee
NyOTICE.-TO WHOM II MAY CONCERS.-
~ On SATURDAY.. the 5St. January. 1SGt'. aI tho
Depot II tie Hemptield Railroad Company ii the
cty 81 Wheeling. At 10 O'Clock A. W. shall sell u
,lic highest bidder Public Arctir.. tWeiiy II the
pny. numbered from s61 Ia $50. both itcus!Vs zach
Tor the sum 81 Five Hundred Dollars, many Ut
them Eail he sufficient st=f aud pay the note
Of the said fieuphrd R.'ilrJad C,ILlany. dated LIST
lars. payable four months after date u the order Ut
David Mccartney, and by hiul ene'Tsed and trans
Fsrei To JAMES :. WuEAT,
dec:I-ts Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

", Il. IoYsrox i Co. have pur-
. '4s right OF Johnsou's Patent Gas
I, - ''T Ohio and Marshall counties, and
{ IN -5 IA week or tea days prepared to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

-s#..IrrLE, EUT TRoUrLEsCMG.-Mr. Fh-
little man, about as big as the
J. Of Clubs in Cohen deck. Not
.tandins he lives in our neighbour
bod. he is sometimes very noisy and
:b!ysomc when under the potent infu-
h.. Il whisky. Night before last he
.aa!ered over into Centre Wheeling,
IRE he rendered his presence objection
J.r. Officer Lancaster caught Mr.. Fader
nd a::emptcd to take him home. but Mr
tler. though small man, was not SO
sly taken. ThcEofficer called upon four
lg@fate and distinct bystlnders, all of
-hom seized tho LlIliputian, and he com
leneed kicking with q yigor that was
aryclIous. Failing to effect anything
\ kicking Mr. Fader indulged in familiar,
+. rankiy offensive epithets, relative to
canine paren;age of his captors, which
ias uttered in bad English. were not 50
rsibie as they might have been, but were
PIE the less insulting. Mr.. Fadcr re-
t'teI the insiauation without reserve,
agon being Placed safely in the bosom
his family, had reason to congratulate
l>e!i that ne was not pitched over the
Of the stone bridge. lie was taken
.- Ma. 4aiglcy last night and fined
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FIFTY THOUSAND HOGsHEADs OF PlLLs.1
4 gentleman writing from New York, Nov.
22d 1853, says, '.Thcre are no doubt 90, 600
hogshcads of Pills in this city of thou
sand different kinds, but none will answer
for her (lis wife) except DR.: 7o8d's.'' She
thinks they are ''grand Institution and
Dr. Todd's Pills she must have AS. a gen
tie laxative; as purgative; for torpor of
the liver; sick headache; colds; and as i.
Family .Nedicine, Dr. 1odfs qati-Jiilious or
Ltrer Pills are decidedly preferable to all
Others. L. II LOGAN Il Co. GcnI. agents.
For sale BY Druggists & Dealers everywhere
Prof. o. j. Woods Hair Restorative.
Will, by natures owu process, restore
grey hair TO TnE ORIGINAL COLOR: will
make it grow on bald heads; will restore
the natural secretions; will remove at once
all itching; will remove all dandruGf; will
cure all eruptions. even scald head: will
make the hair soft and glossy; will make
the old appear young again: will preserve
the color OF hair to old age; will always
fasten it and stop il falling: and is one of
the best toilet articles Cor the hair now in
use.
Something Ns,o.-Babbitt's Medicinal
manufactured from common
salt, is prepared entirely different from
other sa1aeratus.
q. z. BaJ5dEs Concentrated POTASH is
double the strength Of common Potash.
Six pounds will make one barrel of beau
tiful white soap.
b. T Ba6biH's Soap Po,cder.-Woshing
without labor! Warranted to take the
stains out of Table Linen and Napkins.
For sale at tile Centre Wheeling Drug
Store, by REED Il KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

no FARIERs AND OTHERs.--
I ..Howcsa three ton Scales, platform feet by II
feet to weigh loaded teams. These Scales require
nit Of only twelve inches. The cost of preparing
foundation is onc-third less than any othe: Scale in
use Price ono hundred dollars. Order. solicited
PC. HILDRETII BRO.
deca-t36w Agents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 2i.-Flour dull. suPeriue $3.50.
Wheat firms sales 1000 bush red at $l34Ggi,25. Corn
dull sale 2o5D BUSH. yellow 75c, white 20. Whisky
steady at 2Iq,25c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
POST CE SCALES.

CtAPs, cAFss.--Rccc:ycl by Express the Pat
I : ent Seamless Cap n new article just out. Gail
and srr At :. AEERY'S,
ianlO 14G Main 81. Wheeling. Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21
Ntsu1lork DAILY Gribm,ta

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN CoSyEcuCCT.-M Meetings
in Fairfield County, Conn, wiz be addressed as fol-
lows:
Jgednesday NOIt-The Hon. s. L. Woodfofd, at Wesport
Tharsday Niqhl-Tbe Hon. r. p. stanton, at Norwak
ThErsdGy Nigst-The Hon. s. L. Woodord, Newt auaan.
The Connecticut Republicans are wide awake, and
working hard. Their enemies have the money; our
friends have the right and must win.
In addition to the above, the Hon. Fred p Stanton,
the able and fearless Democratic Governor Of kansas,
viii speak at
Hartford On Wednesday, March 81
"Tom Corwin, tie eloquent Wagon Boy" Of the
Buckeye State, will speak at
Waterbury, on Wednesday, March 81.
New. IIsyen OF Thursday, March %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21
MARRIED.

DOoLITTLE-LAKE-At Medus4, N. Y, on Mcndsy, March
~ bv the Rev John spoo Mr Tsluage Do9tls Of Rens
seaeryilo 70 Mrs. Victoria Lake Of Westerloo.
CRImM--eCHFFBERGER-By scheibel, At No % Allen
teet on Sunday March 10, Mr. Frederic Grim Of Worp-
sorpe Hanover Miss Antcnette Fhdeke soheicerser Of
New-yoTk
p AMIEY-OS TRAEDEP--In Albany, N. Y, on Thnrsday,
March Is by The Rev DR. Wycksn Henry Raney Of New
Lebanon Springs Miss Lucy NJ ostran9er Of Sephento"n,
Columbia County, y. Y
sIAfMoNs-wILLIAMs-In Brook6eld Pa, by the Rev. a.
s. CavIand Mr.. VIM. Simmons Mrs. Laura IaIns beth
of Brool field.
sToRY-WATERs-At Cairo. on Tuesday. March g. by tLe
Rev John spoor Mr. William Story Of Greenye, 10 Aies
Lydia r. Waters OF Cairo
TEFFT-COOK-Iu Whitehall the residence Of the BRIDES
father on Wednesday evening March a. by the Rey Norman
FOX IL, William H. Tedt, esq, of this city, 70 Miss Sarah
VADDEL-YOUMANs-On Thursday, March Is by the Rev.
M MeEoy Mr.. Robert Waddel formerly OF Beas Ireland
10 Miss Amanda Youpsns OF Castletol, Staten Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

TBr GREET SHIP.-Tbe troubles of the Great Ship
Company not to be ended by the election Of the
new directors; but only-to speak nauticay-io have
taken a new departure. AT stockholders meeting on
the 9Th Instant at the London Tavern the best that
could be done was to resolve to raise ElOOO "a half
million of dollars to complete the vessel and as amin
ducement to the generous British public to come for
ward and venture this little SUN, new issue OF shares,
at { each was decreed preferred stock, bearing
an interest of Upper cent. The consciousness in the
minds of the stockholders of the entire ant Of conf
dence in the public that anything can be done with the
vessel seems manifest by this proposal TO raise money
in dribots and at an interest perfectly exorbtsut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

THE NEw-HAvES RAILROAD CAsEs.-In the Sl-
preu.e Cont Special Term, before Justice Ingraham,
he omnibus suit came on for trial yesterday morn
ing and the scene that presented tself was certainly
strange one. Some fifty OF sixty lawyers representing
the holders Of the alleged fraudulent stock s1ed ey
Robert Schuyler, were ranged on both sides Of foar
long tables, while the two counsel for the R'ilroaf
Company took up their position on the east side Of the
1oom where they could face their host oflegal adver
sariee corps OF shorthand writers sat nearest the
Judge The case viii attract much interest," and con-
sumo two or three weeks in its trial.