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Jnsnrance Companies.

CLINTON
" FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE No. SO WALL-ST.
4
DIRECTORS:
HUGH LANG, NOAH s. HUNT
EFtfGHAh TOWNSEND, IN DMAS SMULL,
CHAs r. SWORDS, J. II. RANSOM
JOHN sFKFOLD, GEO A. TOWNSEND,
JOHN COMPTON, DON ALONZO CUSHAAN,
u. HENRY HifGHT, L. j. SMITH,
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, ALFRED WILLIS,
LEONARDO 3. SUAHEZ, SYLVESTER l. r.. WARD,
SGLAs BRONSON, ALIVE LANG
A. r. EMO, ROBERT NJ. BRUCE,
JOHN WATSON J. ;. BOYD,
JOSEPH w. CORLIES, A. YZNAGA DEL VALE,
SAMUEL WiLLETS, LAWRENCE TURNURE,
s. T. EICOLL, HENRY A LEVERICH,
GEORGE GRISN0LD, yR.
HUGH LAiNG President.
JAsBs z. ANz,, jr.. Secretary
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Financial

EUGENE THOMSON, Aoctloneer and Broker,
~ NJ "A Wul.n buys sad sells STOCKS and BONDS a
aro.sr, Board INSURANCE STOCK at private sale 'bcs
aarrent Of lnsnrnnoa Stock isanod sem-mcnthly
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CENTRAL RAILROAD CosPANY OF NEw-JEEsBY
New FORK, Jan 80 1860. )
INTEREST The Interest Coupons OF the First
Mortgage BONDS due the FIRST day Of february next vii be
maid at the oce OF the Company No % Wast and ser
that date. q. NJ. MlLLlGAN, treasurer
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VALUABLE COAL MINES to LEASE in

VALUABLE COAL MINES to LEASE IN
ILLINOIS The undersigned prepared II lease Tor the
yeas she welknovu aud productive CO., Mines
situated Caseyve usis miles from the ity OF ST.
Loui the line Of the Ohio and Rairoat ind known
as the GERMAN MINING COMPANY These mines are IN
comp working order aud capable Of producing hom
500 bushels Of coal per day Also suitable HOUSES iof
miners Store az good Ewri'bg afe on the premises
1he shove viii BE- sold low the present own
unable give their tine and attention to the business
For further inors ion, 70 price and terms rddress JOhS
w. Winner Go Real Es ate Agents, St. Louis, Mo, OF
= DRAPER No. 10 Pire-st
WISCONSIN, very desirable cultivated
w FARM ab ut nayglbe river, near TO sus.
railroads. etc SELL low exchange for NewF ork or
Brooy n properly, land Of the best location not surpassed
WIN. Il. NICHOLS, No. - Naissist
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oYplcs or rHg MpRoHAsrs' Iss Co., cor FULros AND
GaYyYWIcH.sTs., EEW-YOkK, Jan. 5, 1860.
TIVE BOARD of DIRECTORS have THIS
Il DAY declared q EMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND o. Ter
O PER CENT payable and after Jan TO- The transfer BOOKS
VIII NC '''S'- '''0 ''' j. L. DOUGLASS, Secretary.
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COR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, at

TARhi TOWN on tho Hudson River % mile, from the
city The place priseG part IN hne dindi
garden aud grounds well sttcke with fruit and lowering shruD'
House large and enen Gardeners House Carr I0use
Ie Situa retired yet convenient to churches schools de
pno'nR views Of the vor and country beautiful
and nighbOhood Of the fret ca House moderate value
satisfactorily located IN the city will be taken in p
and most OF the balance rensin For
further particulars sPply to COBB, MARCH GROSS, No.
GO Front
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Billiard Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of well-seasoned
N BILLIARD-TABLEs, made In the best possible manner
and at reasonable pces will be found al the PIELAN BIZ
LIZARD TABLE MANDATORY, Nos g. 65 G7 and 50 eros.
byst, EewYork Every article connected with the trade Ut
tie lowest rates.
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V,HE TRUSTEES, in conformity to the Charter
IL oftbe Company, submit the following Staoment oil n' ."
Premiums received Marine Risks from Is. jan - eo 10
usy 1859 e Slst pscenber Ss T., H. ;a;o ia Is
To,.I amount ofnarins $685. siT 10
No Policies have been issued on Life Risks nor
upon Fire Risks di'eoanected with Marine KssS
so tS st Dses%Ser iSss Os7 %
Losses p.is during The same period. 80 s5 7e g
Reforms Of Premiums and Expenses; a1SlE
United taes and State Of New.Yort Stock City -. =,
Loans ana gs1,sa p, o'o' $3.50 90
cages ether Loans. suDdy notes, re Insurance az 49,
AID oth,r claims Que the Company esmsted at %
cssb In RAM -11 ..,.......... 1872 1874 65
Total .moun, Of $500, 7al 81
Six per cent Interest on the outstanding cercstes profits
on and after TUESDAY the 7.h Of February next.
Aher resolving TWO AND A-HALE MILLION DOLhAtS
be redeemed and paid to the hGdess thereof or their Legal rep
next from Which date al interest ,hefeon viii cease The
as. e be t % we q Nr ana dr on
s Deeember 1889 fer which cer6cstes will be and
s s nI6 TES Of e com5 n F aserned
july 1912 to the Let Of January. 1882 for which
cencates were Issued, amonnt S8839in
Additional pio6ts st January, 1859, to let jan
usry, i'o'VO
Total profits for ia yoars............SlO,as94 40
by 6sls2sO
Net earnings remaining with the Company On ist $500.
January, 1850. eSoV'|'o
By order Of the Board, -
" TOWNSEND JONES Secretary
John D. Jones JOSHUA HENRY,
CHARLES DENNI3 GEO q. H0BSON,
W. n. II. MOORE, DAVID LAM,
THOMAS TlLESTON, JAMES BhfCE
HENRY corr WEN. SrURGlS, jn,
VIM. C. PICKERSGfLL, HENRY n BOuhhl'
Nm : WWETsi9;RF. Within r.. DODGE.
CHARLES II. RUSSELL, DENNIS PEhhiNSSi, ..
LOWELL HOLBROOk, JOSEPH GAlLLAhD IT,
EOBEkT C. GOODhUE, WILLIAM MWOnVCD
p. a HARGOUS, J. HEhk1 oC ~ iSprr
MEYr X CANS, CORNELL, phiNNhh"'
EDWARD ~. GILLIGAN, G. A HAND,,,,,>
CkTFB BAKsTUH EDWARD BELL,
A p Pilot f.. T.. MORGAN
- nov NJ WILEY n. j. ROWLAND,
DANIEL ). MILLER, BENi BABCoGhrr.v
5. I. ElCOLL, FLtICuEh W EoIi'A|
JOHN D. JONES, President
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President.
w. fl. H. MOORE, I'd Vice Pfesi dent
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Gatlfrp, Sarhmars, Dr.

A MEXICAN SHEET IRON, of excellent quail
IA ty, and at low prices, tor sale by
JOHN w. QUINCY Il Co. No. 90 Wilham.sl
HNGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TIN,
L ANTHONY LEAD, SPELTER-SOLDER PIC IRON
Por sale By JOHN W. QUINCY 4 Co., No % Williams.
CHEET IRON, Tin Plate, Iinc Copper, Wire,
~ SpeeF Timers Tools and Tin Ware Hose Furnishing
Goods for sale by A. A. THOMPSON Co.. No 2l5 waterst
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Gost ano fcnn6.

4 OST-On the Both inst. "A DIAMOND PIN
~ single stone weighing within fraction Of csrst The
be readily identified the subscribers who viii pay
sHbeFL reward for its recovery - - -
FREEMAN BENNETT, No 2s7 Broadway.
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L'ARM WANTED-Must be situated within 40
mi of New york, and within miles o H. D. In sire
om ~ 20 100 AcIes Must be vel Sat-red ADAPTED TO ssa
fruit and undoubtedly hcelthy location Parties desiring 70
make exchange Of Farm such above decrbed tsr
liable residence In the immediate vicinity OF New Cy
part pay and the balance In will sddress Box NO
522 Newly Postf flee.
CMALL HOUSE and few ACRES WAN TED ~
~ HIRE; Sound and the limo OF the Nes
New BAven Railroad preferred Address, with PARTICULAR
X. w, Tribune Office.
VHyAN1tD Ia RENT From tho LIST OF May
w next by sn al family story or cottage w I'LL
ING with the usual CONVENE Persons having ss.h
BroAdSsy will please state particulars and Address A"
Tribune Office.
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priutiug.

AT EvERDELLs, uls celebrated WEDDING
IN CARDS splenddy engraved only be had Broadway
Of Ousne orde By A solicited and specimens seD
NHAS. g. SHELLEY, Cheap CARD and JOB
" PRINTER No 81 Barclayst. corner Greenwich Blank
Bools and Stationery Lhosrsphns Binding and Copperfe
Printing.
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Boots, Shoes, &t.

q En DOUBLE SOLE WATERPROOF
~ Il ~ sLWkD BOOTS at JONES'S Nos. 10 and IL
Ana Also 81 French Calf Dress Roots Gail and them
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EUK SAIE m BhUUkL1N-Iht threr-stOry,
Il basement and sub-ceer bro stodeon HOU 'E No IS
Fiat plsce 2sx5 II Lot 25xl33 f. 81 inches
Also the three story attic basement and suhcear BRICK
HOU ~ the side OF Cinons between President an
CaIrosts 25x5O IT, Lot 100 H. These Houses butt la
horoush located In excellent an
have the modern improvements Apply ~ Il. X. KELLOGG,
I 1ecutOr, NO q BoAyei-st NeY-Yors.
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TOR SALE-On Staten Island--a desirable
Il COUNTRY SEAT on Glove Road 10 minutes walk from
The Factoryyie Landing New house j1z9 Il BAN,
asaebouse &C. Fine lawn and good vegetable gArdea
Pr terms, &c Apply 70 HOMER MORGAN, No. Metropoh-
80 1srk buildine Phest. (g9el
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UyANTED-A situation as TEACHER, by a
Lady who has taught many and hss the best Of
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ITO LUMBERMEN.--to SALE-A valuable
tract Of heavilytmbers LAND q 800 acrosl, Saw
MILLS other BUILDINGS Thi- property IL easy Of
cess 100 lie, from York City, AMI two mlles from al
depot, viii be sold cheap exchanged for oy property
Iqu1eofS b. WILLS, No. 81 sPruce-st n. y or ~ d. H.
GA MES. Boopton, N j.
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TOR SALE--A good 3-siOry and basement
HOUSE With spb'tantial 2sory ore. shop 90 the rear
ot suitable woie good light Is required,
located On West a2dt between oh and lob Apply
j. r. WILLIAMS NO. AI 8th-sY.
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lrV and basement U0USE

TOR SALE-A four-story and basement HOUSE
on 2day. in nplcte order with oil the modern improve
Ilept % and 90 feet extension stories lots
Is 25 Win be sold would excl for gesee pace
city which must be fee and clear OF incumbrane.
The house Uortzdsed for SO at per cent Apply 10
(z9) HOMER MORGAN Pine st. No Metropolitan Bank
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manto.

A LADY, graduate OF one Of the first institu-
IN the country, experienced in teaching desires
POSI9 ION either or faulty. Is qual I'd to instruct
in the higher EDghsh branches Feuch Latin Painting Nc
Can produce the best ofestmoniss Address L. H. e. No 1913
Cumbtrlsnds Brooklyn, No 22S GrceHwch-st, Nefork
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WANT ED-CANVASSE of energy and abil'
w ity for popular Historical Engraving None but
accustomed 70 the bu,iness need apply.
JOHN c. MCRAE, No. 6s4 Broadway.
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VALUABLE wHITE-sT PROPERTY FOR

No. ~ WIIITE-ST north side between Church st. and
Broadway with asubs,suia DIV SLING easily converted into
Lot " by 100 Aso other lots in vicinity suit
able for business purposes.
SAMUEL EDDY & CO.,
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DAKTI1ION SALE.-JAMES ~ MILLSR
eSrurerles. prop,sinns. ct.
Families supplied with

Families supplied with
DURE MILK.
l. Address apply to
TW DECKER, Office No lSs East rA~t
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obstruction.

" DELPORTE, Professor of the SPA
IL. LANGUAGE. and conyoissnt with tho fhENCt
MAN, and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. ADDRESS BOX
Tribune Once. Spanish camille correspondence.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the above ssls 10
tbsr POSTPONED TO MONDAY, February "a 1t the -ss
place and hour 49, III W honhAAo' A%sA
New York, Jan %, 1850.
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DOR SALE in STAMFORD, Conn. He
seuaIsry bsentify situated near the Sound and within
short dsnos Of the Railroad Depot The House large snd
originally built for summer Hotel and wen sasPea
for that similar purpose Thee about acres OF Land
with fuis and Trees and largo Barn on tne prem
s Considerable part Of the purohAse money can remain on
mortgage per cent Furniture also be bought e. xaas
No. "a Finest
Mis- AIKEN viii continue The Seminary la Stamford
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1.-TWO BOOK COMPOSITORS are WANTED
II THIS MORNING, At l. DAR5ES SONS BOOK aad
JOB PRINTING OFFICE, No 9! South LIST st. corner SHAT,
iiispnah
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SPECIAI. WOITTGES
-, You wish to Know now what our Medicines

no. You wish to kngHs what our Medicines
Ntlldo. Rcd the Rllowtng ana le8rn:s
BrentlingeTs Fluid RStract Of sarssparilla
and Dandelion never fails toacIr6 Scrofnlas3 White
Swelling, Running Ulcers, and al Ernptions;on the
Skin, by thoroughly the Blood rs an eA-
pertence Of over thirty years has proven.
ID Brelitlinsers Syrup Iloneset and Wild Cherry,
has no equal In the cure Of Coughs Colds and Aec-
tons of the Chest generally.
Sd. Brentlinger's CathRrtic Pills remove all acid
and deleteriOus substances from the Stomach and
Bowels without in the least sickenng the stomach.
They are the best PHI for general use now sold.
18th. The Berger Spine and Muscle Imminent
acts like charm In relieving all pains of the face
back or limbs, where the use Of d Imminent is in
dicated.
5th. The genuine Cobklin Salve, as prepared by us
is, you all know, of the very best things in the
world for Cuts Burns, Bruises, &C.
9th. The Golden Hair Restorat prepared by us,
gives to the hair fine gloss, renders It son and
smooth, and not only prevents 1t falling out, but
causes new crop where the head has become bald.
F. a. BRESTLISGRR CO,
pharmacsutists and Chemists,
0ct22 No. Isl Market street.
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From the Cincinnati Gazette
TremendouaEniinre..

1t becomes our duty as faithful public
Journalists to announce to our readers,
this morning, the total failure of the great
Democratic Spoils Company 1t has been
in tottering condition for some years
past, but has been held together by the
cohesive power of public plumber, until
Tuesday last, when the concern exploded
with tremendous crash. A powerful
effort has been made to procure an extern
sion of its creditors, but n conviction of
its rotteuness induced them to peremptori-
yCefuse. The failure is one of the worst
on record. Extensive frauds are known TO
have been committed, running back through
a long series of years. The concern will.
go at once into liquidation. Creditors
will realize nothing whatever on their
claims, the assets consisting only of broken
platforms and bogus principles, all of
which arc worthless.
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pendent nation-less Ilian one1twelfih the
expenditure of the United States OF Great
Britain. 1t is possible, however, that It
would be felt with some severity by the
5000 white citizens of South Carolina
who would have to pay il Under onr
present government, every citizen cOntti-
butes, directly ard Indirectly, about So
per head for the support of the federal
government. The citizens of South Caro-
lima contribute, as We have seen, over and
above these So, So per head more for the
support of their State government, making
their total taxation 81 per head. When
they had established themselves SIS an in
dependent nation, they would ind them
selves taxed not less than Sic Sc per head
to carry on their government.
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PILES PnEsm P11Es..l
nAatHss az Ro.o e..ye., ?


Thousands of persons have Piles-suiisr for years
with the dtseascyet few know what it is or how 1t
is cured. Every case of Piles whether manifste in
the form Of external tumors, frequent bleedipgs or
In violent itching aud irritation depends essentially
upon congestion of the Observation-Disclosures
This produces the engagement dilatfon ofte veins,
formation Of tumors, bemOrrhages, pain and suffer-
ing; and the disease can only he fundamentally
cured by medicines which, taken internally, relieve
this venous congestion. Hence ointments, washes,
andeTen Injections are so Intellectual.
HUMPHREYS HoHiEOPATHICP PILE SPECIFIC
simple sugar pill taken two three times per day.
cures the disease by curing the condition upon
which tho disease depends. Hundreds; have been
cured by IL, even of the most obstinate cases All
will be promptly benefited by it. Price, so cents
\. B.-A full set OF IIuNPHRErs' uoNRoPArH1C
SPECIFICS, with Book of Directions, and twenty
Remedies, in large thrce-draehm walls, and morocco
case, 50; do. plain case, 81; of fifteen boxes
aud book. 81.
The Remedies by the single box or full case, sent
to auy address by mail oFeXpress FREQ of Charge, on
receipt of the price. Address
DE-. f. HUMPHREYS CO,
No. 500 broadway, New York.
Sold by LAUGHLINS BUSHRIELD,
octlI No.T4 Main ST., Wheeling.
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Trumbull,s Re-EIeotIon ensured.
Especial Dispatch to Missouri Democrat.

SPRINGFIELD, NOV Z.
Sufficient returns have been received to
ensure IL Republican majority in both
branches of the Legislature. The Senu-
tors elect stand: Republicans, 70; Demo-
Gratis, 55; doubtful one. The Senators
holding over were equally divided-6 Re-
publicans and Democrats. The House
stands: AZ Republicans; Democrats, 30.
Minority on joint ballot, excluding the
doubtful Senatorial district composed of
Fulton and McDonough, IL. The gains
are in the Macon, Dewitt, Piatt, Champaign
Moultrie, Shelby and Mclean; the Tuze-
ST. Clair and Monroe districts for the
Senate. And in Madison, Sangamon, Nc
Donough. Logan and Mason counties for
Representatives. "A Republican majority
in each House is conceded. w.
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RELIEF IN TEN MfXUrBs
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS


THE Original Medicine Established in 1887, and first
article of the kind ever introduced under the
OF "PULNOH1C WAFERs," in this or any other coun-
try; all other Pulm0nic Wnfers are counterfets.
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN
being stamped on each WAPRR.
BRYAN's PuLNoSIC WAEERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAS,s PULIONIC WARERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAS's PULNoSIc WAFERs
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's PuLXoNIc wARERs
Relieve Incil'ient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRTAN's PULMoSIc WAFERs
Relieve Irritation of the UYula and Tonsils.
BRYAS's PULMOXIo wApEEs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRTAN's PuLNOHIC WATERS
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRIAs's PUIstoSIO WAFERs
Are adapted tor Vocalists and Public Speakers.
BRrAN's PVLHoNIc WARNS
Arc in simple form and pleasant to tho taste.
BRYAN's PuLMoNIC WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRTASis ipuLNoxIc WAIVERS
Arc warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
40 family should be without box of
BRTAH'S PuLNoNIC WARERS
in the house..
No traveller should be without a supply of
BRTAN's PULNoNIC WAFERs
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRYAN's PULWoSIC WARERs
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Sold in Wheeling by IT. IL. LOGAN & co. and
LAUGHLlNs &BUSIIFIRLD.
aug4-cod d&w ~
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Eleiza Lee Gunrder,

Eloiza Lee cpnrder, In cbanoery in
James II. Lee. OF Ohio County
DURSUANT TO A DECREE RENDERED IN THE
i above entitled cause by the said Cont on the
Sti day Of juno. 1850. shall proceed to sell at ni
lie sale at the front door of tile Court House of Ohio
county, on,the 24th day Of September 1850 lot No.
% on Preston street, in the city of Wheeling
TERMS OF SALE.-One-sixth of the purchase money
In cash. and the balance on Hcredit of six, twelve
,!na eighteen months the purchaser giving bonds
Whole of the purchase money is paid.
ang23 SANI'L IRWIN, s. o. C.
AS-The above. sale is continued till Monday. tho
Sd day Of December next. noyI6itd
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prom tho New York post.l :
THE wExn"RTEEn

Mt. Lincoln has scarcely had time to-
turn round since his election, and yet no
less than four schedules of his Cabinet
have been published. Bnt it is needless
to say that all these are the merest con.
lectures of the writers or the Geographic
brains. There is but one man in Spring
field, besides Abraham Lincoln, who
knows the intentions of the next Presi-
dent, and that man has been secured as
the special correspondent of the Euening
Post ut an enormous expense. He geuer-
ally sleeps with Mr.. Lincoln when the FAM
lily are not at home, and he has transmit
ted to us the only authentic and trustwor-
thy report of the composition of the flu
ture Cabinet. His despatch was marked
private, but we have no objection to inn
parting it to our readers if they will prom
Use not to impart it to any of the morning
journals. Here it is:
Special Dispatch to the Evening Post.l
SPRINGFIELD, November 10.
Last night, when Honest Abe was Snor-
ing, after the fatigue of reading the vari-
Gus dispatches from all parts of the
Union, giving, election returns, and sug-
costing the writers wishes as regards Of
fec, took a paper from his right hand
brooches pocket, on which L found in PEN
Gil marks the following rather significant
pLASS3 i ltAkGEpESI IOE you
Nem:-Must concfliate South: do it by
cab.-think over these:
See. Sdte:-J. B. (evidently Buchanan,
Breckenridge or Bennett.l
Sec Rar-J. D. of Miss. CLEARLY JEFF.
Davis.
See, Napy.-Yan. (either Yancee or
some Yankee, say Gushing
Sec: Trsas.-J. S. (not Sherman, but
2; q CIR. B. R, (R. Barnvoll Rhott
10. Gsn.-H. a. W. (only one man in
the Union has those wise initials.l
Sec. Int. j. H. (your own immortal
Henry.)
1t is possible that one or two of these
names may be changed; but you may re-
ly upon it that Honest Abe is resolved to
show from the outset his superiority to all
political prejudice. Yours, N
We give our correspondents reports
with the more confidence in their accuracy
because they seem so emiuently reasonable
in themselves. Nothing could he more
graceful and generous in Mr.. Lincoln
than to give the chief posts in his advise
ry council to men who have been his life
long enemies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12
Mothers, read this.

The following is an extract from letter wilton bv
the Pastor of Baptist Church to tho aJournal and
Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volumes in
favor Of that ld-renowned nedicine-AIRs WINS
LOWS soorHNd SYRUP FOR cu11pRES TELrHtSo:
We sec an adyertigepent in your columns of Mrs.
iWinsloN's Soothing Syrup. Now we never said a
word In favor of patent medicine before in our Iif
but We feel compelled to say to your fealers that
this Is no humbug-wl HAVE TRIED III 3ND KaoW1T 10
BE Az N CLAIMS IT. probably, 6neloF the most
successful medicines Of the day, beeanse it is one Of
the best. And those of your readers who have ba-
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