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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST. HOW RESTnREn.

JustI'"dhsa-a, 'n q Seated snt,eiore,
( 4 !. LMEGTuEE M oNTItE NATURE, TUEArsi ENr AND
KADiGAl. CEEE OF STERN ATONRliUl:A, cr Sru,-
= innl Weakness. SrXmal Debility, Ncry0,s,4ss fnI
Involuntary ErlSsG ions producing Impoi,ncy, CGn-
sumption and Mental aid Physical O6li,ify =
r. by RoB. j. CULVEltwEIJ., NJ D.,
The Important iust that tho awful CONSEQUENCES OF
seit-nhusc may hc ctectuy removed without inter
ma medicines or the dangerous applications of c,us-
tics. instruments, mnliCnicl tougi.s. ntlrrr clr-
Ftric"! deVis"s. is here clearly demonstrated and the
entirely ncw and lnshly smccrrslui treatment, AZ
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained l,y
means OF which every is enabled to crc himself
perfectly and at the least possible cost, thereby
1E"dfng all the ADVERTISED" no$trus Of the Ciay THIS
Lecture will prove boon thousands and thousands
SGMt "ndsr seal 10 any Ntldrcss. post Jiid, on the
receipt Of two postage stamps by addressing Dr.
EIiAS.L. Y. KLINE, 4SO First Avenue, New York
Fos' ~ i'oN +.3So jyI6-
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New York PaDCr warehouse,

NNEPNICEONLY. WHERE PAPER DEA IERs,
" booksellers, Stationcrs, Finders. Printers and
Purchasers generally save from 10 to % per cent
by purchasing from first hands.
lnCing increased orr Manufacturing Facilities, wo
rsrs s'lc s are usually sold by srer WorcSoIse
Lgdgcr and Flat Papers, E"oiscnp Letter Note. and
Billet, fOlia, Packet, Commercial, GId all grades Of
French Papers. COlorcd Papers, Tissue, Bindcrs',
Trunk, and Straw Board. ElotinS. etc. etc; Rank
Note. Bond, Drawing. Bank. EnVcl0ps. Particular
attention paid TO Supplying Banks with Eank-Note
AMI Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
narics. CirrsyIucn and Professional Btllheads
in st"c ready inled for l,lntcrs, from to Heads
to the sheet. Blue and White, WOve Rl!G I.sl. In
fact, complete Paper Bazaar. Semi for Circulars.
and save your money, OrjGrS by mall ;irrompanicd
with CASH, will be tlled we'll If present in per-
son. CARSON &EIARy, ~
ap9-1y* Paper Warehouse. a RrcBrnan IT..
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Upwards of sIa,OOo,oOO
O. Losses have ocl paid bv the ls nn Insurance Co
in the past II years.

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
MsksAcrpte,I at terms consistent with sOlvcncy and
fair profit.
EgvcillrR'nton qirS,' IN inSwr0nccn nf ID IFELLKSLS
aud C1ateats FIR terms q roue to fuc years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15

s9 siaaf:3!tsp ism!.sIapsll ssery step The way
II We passed on through the little
town of Bucyrus, TifFtl. and others. then
IJnst springing into existence, and every
where 1T was sickness, wrctcllcduess and
want. In some families halt were down
SICK with bilious attacks or chiiIs and
IIeVers: IN others, every soul was unable to
rise Third-ratc sad!Ie-h1gs doctors. with
Efourth-rate medicines, were riding about
from place to placc-young men learning
thcir trade--kiltipg more than they cured.
Corn-meal, cracked in rude iron mills
attached to trees, afforded all the bread
stutf; rancid pork, and many did not even
have that was all the meat: coffee and
sugar were luzurics rarely seen; the milk
from !iie few poor cows we saw, looked as
though II had been skinned both Mt tho
toFaad bottom. Much Of the time while
we We're on the Journey we encountered
cold, raw rains, and roads knee deep in
mud; on clear days the sun would come
out at noondny, dry and scorrhine hot;
while the nights would be damp and
Sheeftess. and the mornings foggy-a
dehSe miasma: into which you could drive
q peg, seemedito brood over the Iand;-l
You could see chills undfevers everywhere.
he"rthem everywhere, smell them every-
where Despair sat upon every counter
ance, and saw but few people ON the
ronte vino would not have left the country
at once, had they possessed those impor-
tant essentials-strength and the, means,
Corn they could raise, yes; but every acre
of land reclaimed from the dense forests.
cost world of labor, of suffering, of sick
ness, and of DEATH
Such is hastily drawn picture of what
saw in Ohio during the fall of 1928 /
nave not half told the story, for have
not time and space. The reader NAV osl,
what all this has to do with the croaksrs .,S
IN and about Texas, and those who claim
to be victims of mine? They will find
out before am done.
In the year 1929 was in portions of In
dihnn-went up the Wabash as tar as Ter
re Itaute, and saw not Al little of the coun-
Try: IN many parts it was even worse
than in Ohio, for there the dreaded milk
sickness obtained to such an extent ;hat
one was Just as mucn afraid of bowl Of
milk as the bite Of Il rattlesnake-citl
er would Kill in twcuty-tour hours. And
besides the chills and fevers and hill
tous diseases seemed to be the. rule. while
thoroughly sound and healthy person
the exception. And disconrapement too
Was plainly marked on half The flrcs /
saw, and thousands would have gone back
TO their homes in the older States had ibcv
possessed the means. Again, few years
after, travelled pretty much all over Ill-
nolS, wisconsin and parts of Missouri and
Iowa, and almost everywhere saw suffer-
ing, sickness and discomfort Good crops
were made-there is no denying it; but
after they were, valuelcss-t cost more to-
get them to market than they were worth
IN iall and winter, raw piercing rains, cold
'.HN l cutting winds, aud deep sticky mud
beat down upon the unprotected proiries
WITH blistering force.
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TERnIs OF ADVERTISING.

I,ltVIA1 .NUIIVEs UoIIDIo Tie above rates.
81 Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms Vccor-
ding to the space occupied the number Of changes
made. - 7eS
All advertisements from transient persons or st rang
crs. to be paid for in 0drQnce.
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 pcryear
or 50 for six months hut for shorter period notlip
will he counted less than square, o
!. The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the advertisers, own Immediate business; and all
Advertisements for the benefit of other persons nz
well MS all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofauction sales and real estnte sent in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates
&S> advertisements not accompanied with writtan
directions Will he inserted until forbid and charged
accortIimsl". ''''o ''''' s'"
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in nll
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, an announcements
of Sermons so cents each. noyll-;J0
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IEI-N A
Insurance Co. of Hartford.
INCORPORATED 1910.
Capital & Surplus, s2.i9t.i 10000.
Assets, J"nunry /, 1900.

The INCOME Of t;is Company % OOC BLF: that Of
any pll-r Fi-s iI5n nance Corporation in the
United States
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srd uninterrupted through of financial sum
>ac Storm periods eventfu in or exempt from
Fling corsflagrItiOns and maritime disaster. Ee-
in: long established on cash basis tho troubles of
hr trei system affect Ts in material particular.
DnrinG ~hari tines the security Of reliable Insu-
maze i m imperative duty-the ability of property
h"hiers toSustatm loss being then much lcssencl.
Paiic'es issued wit!n.t delay. and all business at
tealei to With dispatch and fidelity, by
n. C. ARTHUR. Agent.
Office over the Bini, nf Wheeling.
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New Family Grocery.
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL b II fJGS1TfNfI5E 4 TiSGLE.
Wholesale Grocers
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

lVs q o W t0HIl . Is3 " lIV eAEIl359 n
HAVE NOW IN STORE
$50 bbls. Prime n. o. Molasscs,
125 lllI. bbls. tlo
22O hIIds. fully fair 10 prime n. o. Sngnr. f4.i
l25 bbls. Cr., GranIIntcl, Puw'd and Coffee Sugars
75 . Brune's Golden Syrup.
25 :" New York do
300 bags good fair to prime lilo Coffee.
So pockets Java Coffee.
rs boxes Natl If. 1b lump Tobacco.
- do various standard brands 5s Tobacco.
10 do do do los do
10 cases s.IIunters'' KS do
10 do 'DOn Qux0tc" rs do
% lllC. eli. Y. II and O. =. Tea.
So do Oolong aud POucIomg Tea;
100 bbls No. 3 Med and Ll;. AIackerel.
50 . Tar large size.
10 ticrcea Rice.
Pepper, pinicnto, Nutmcgs, Cloves, Cass
Mustard. Ginger, IndiGO, Bi-Carb. Soda,
SalRratus Soap, Candles, WaslI-bonrtls, u l. ketS,
Tubs, Eroons. Nails. and all other articles EN-
braced in the Grocery line. Eeiss nh2l
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The London YGmcs gives fftfS.

The London IImcs gives StsSso,..
curions circumstance concerning the loss
of the Lady Elgin:
Iii, Il remarkable circumstance conncc-
ted sth the loss of the Lady Elgin ou
Lake Superior, that the sad accident took
place on tile anniversary of the explosion
Of the Great Eastern, on her trial trip from
the More to Portland Harbor the l,tc
lamented Mr.. Herbert Ingram, NJ. P.1betng
one of the passengers on board at the
time of the occurrence. The i'll fatcd gem
tlcman, was, on that occasion, it will be
remembered, indirectly, under Divine Prov
idencr, the means of saving the lives of
the majority of those on board; for it was
out of compliment to him that they re-
maiucd remote from the scene OF the cx-
psosion in the dining room, and were
actually cngaged in pledging his health ut
the moment when the water iNcliet of the
funnel burst with crash never to be for
gotten by those who heard it. The very
day before he left England he playfully
ioked with the writer of this notice upon
his having declined to make his voyage
/ to tho New World in the Great Eastern.
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A Picture Of Onto in 1s2s.

George w. Kendall writes to the N. o.
Picoyune an account of an experience in
, 1860-02-10

1
This mail bring us four days later news from
Europe, rs follows:
Sr. Llus, Jan. 6h, 4 P.M.-The steamship
BoheaiU, with adviccs from Liverpool to Dec.
9lst, and from Quse1stown to Dec 22j, arrived
al Portland ast evening
III, W athcr in France and England has been
sevcrcr tlan for ID years past. The navigation
is interrupt ted byic,.
Numerous political arrests are reported at Ma
pics for supporting the subscription to Garibaldi.
The Sardin an Consul was arrested and speedi y
released.
The reported abdication Of the Austrian En-
peror is uninunded.
The aGsirs Of Hungary are daily more threat
ening. Austria VAS reducing its army.
Fifteen thousand MOors attacked the left re-
doubt at Ccuta, and were surrounded BY the
right wing OF the Spanish army and driven back
at the point Of the bayon, I, with the loss Of
filteen hundred men. Spanish loss-forty killed,
one hundred and twenty six wounded.
The right wing Of the Caucasian army, under
MahOmet Aunt, submitted to the Russians, be-
ing equivalent to the submission Of the whole
people.
Jerome NapoleOn's health is improving, and
Fitzroy, Commissioner of Public Works, and
Lord Holland are dead
The London Times ridicules Northern sympa-
thy for John Browns execution when too late.
Il predicts the matter will tend to strengthen the
South.
, 1860-02-10
TOWN LoT69
HLLs's ADDITION TO sTEnAcOolI.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
i his land claim, adjoining Capt Balchs claim,
into Town Lots of acre each s DOW prepared 10 sell
Lots 10 suit parties desiring either 70 locate and improve
or speking Investment THIS claim, for advantageous
location Il not excelled by any on Puget sound 1he
site has been LAID out with view to beauty and conye
nence: the streets being four rods wde and the whole
have already been dEaed and set apaF The prizes Of
Lots range from $50 TO $50 each according TO locality
The proprietor contempaies buildng wharf nom the
claim during the coming summer. which cannot ia 10
greatly enhance the value Of the entiIe property.
power Of attorney having bren given 70 Frank Clark,
ESQ during my absence In Oregon notice b hereby given
''so so.,S ~ ''''' : NV LEWuEL BILLS.
, 1860-02-10
DECEMBER TERM, Is5s, SUPREME COURT
OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

OEShh44nsAN EF1ANluS AoJop SOEANNhH NOONZ
OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
By virtue Of the power vested in this Court by
the Act of Congress approved Aug. 10th, 1856,
1t is ordered and directed that terms of the Dis
trct Court for the I'd Judicial District, for the
transaction Of Territorial business, be holden at
Steilacoom, in Pierce county, Washington Terri
tory, to commence on the fourth Monday Of
March and the third Monday Of September, to
continue for two weeks, unless sooner adjourned,
and the terms Of the District Court for the re-
manning counties OF the I'd District to be holden
at Olympia, Thurston county, on the second
Monday in March and first Monday in Septem-
Der, TO continue for two weeks, unless sooner
adjourned u .alf
1t is further ordered that the terms of the
District Court for the Sd Judicial District be
holden at Port Townsend, in the County Of Jef-
ferson, on the second Monday in February and
the first Monday in August, to continue for three
weeks, unless sooner adjourned.
, 1860-02-10
"a WASHINGTON HOTEL, N
Eli Garner OF Main ana sseera sirsst.. Z.
OLYMPIA, W.
sILAs GALLIHER, Preprfeters

TUE PRoPRKfoR has KEcESILF EaEofED N ooNs
. large IGO story building, 20 b. % ret hy ehch be \
enabled 10 pTuVlde The travelling plblo Win Af1l
nnmber of clpscioua. comfortable and exceruiy vln
public house n Washngton Teriioty An de- q ~
ability % accommodate he pabc nay b Judged uuu 1
ihci thai he hotel contains twenty-five private T11u1
(ezcasive q famy aplTtmshtl ~ q uhIcA ~ ll1l
drauire Fanml o. paflnIs.
fhrnhil % ne pahllo F ne lhcrll p1lIunag1 hul1
iare extended toiha ploprsim and having thu onITlI
upon he tIfmer business he tes cnu1cnt h1 en- Il1I
eis Srjaufn q GiIangpTa Win I'm crlla1,1 md r1.
sant and NJ paipl aa be spnIei n - hI iH11 = UI
q any In Ike hnsnelA Dedsand bcdr11nl faInl|1lI y
such q nag desire then. -I''
Board hT the day and urek H. ~. ....
rood stahla 4 attached % fhia o1lahIhmrrI uI'I1
WIN Is amply mppled win fafar1 ~ Ne a1o1nn1l1I1
1Ii sSass q pasIs - Psi.assss ss ! u,u,rs ..lu.
OLvuPlA. Dee. an. lsii - ~
, 1860-02-10
NEW GOODS |!

JuSt tReCe1Vod,
Tx ". ID. RICE. LARGE sUPPLY OF CLOTHING,
" BOOfs AND sllOES
GROcERIEs.
LtQCOns, &c, Ae,
P,r saie nv nAlCu 4 WEnnEH.
SSsf Cor. Commercial and nAieA -, ssslAeos1
, 1860-02-10

December Term, 1889, OF the supreme Court OF
Washington Territory.
Ordered, That in lieu of the April term of the
District Court il the lst Judicial District, the
next term Of said Court be held on the fourth
Monday Of March next, to continue for three
weeks, unless sooner adjourned.
ltis further ordered that term Of the District
Court for the counties Of Walla-walla and SpoISan
be held at the county seat of Walla-walla on the
first Monday Of june next, to continue for three
weeks, unless sooner adjourned.
, 1860-02-10
NOTICE.

DR. ". p. HURNs TAKEs PLEASURE IN INFORM.
lnr hs numerous fsnda and the citizens of HeFos o.,
ihst he ui open an once IN The Rosi-Oos ballnE. II A
Leh where In iuiaFe he may Be ioand panenaiy every
eaiuFday II each week. m charge9 u Be modsIale and
terms cash lcsI
, 1860-02-10
OLrnpIA, wAsnNoTOs TERnIrOnr,

Sept. 10, 1859.
The undersigned, Judges of the Supreme Court
for the Territory Of Washington, do hereby or
der that hereafter terms Of the District Court
for the Second Judicial District be held at the
town Of Olympia in the said District on the first
Monday Of each and every month, except the
months Of March and September, and to con-
tinue for one week unless sooner adjourned, for
the purpose Of hearing and disposing Of causes
within the Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction
Of said Courts And the said terms shall be in
addition to the regular terms now provided for
And il is further ordered, that hereafter terms
Of the District Court for the Third Judicial Dis
trict be held at Port Townsend in the said District
OH the first Thursday Of each and every mouth,
except the months Of February and August, and
to continue forone week, unless sooner adjourned,
for the purpose of hearing and dsposing OF
causes within the Admiralty and Maritime j1ris-
dictiOn Of said Court And the said terms shall
be in addition to the regular terms now provided
for.
o. b. McFADDEN,
Chief Justice and Judge of I'd District.
E. c. FlTZHUGH,
Associate Justice 81 Judicial District.
A true extract from the Record.
RICHARD LANE,
Clerk Of Supreme Court, W. L.
, 1860-02-10

TTNERRtrORY OP WASHINGTON, COUNTY or JEFEER-
sun, $50 any Sheriff Constable Of said COnntyi
In the OF the United Sates hereby com
manded to summon @ Johnsdn u be be found IN your
County TO be aud appear bere the undersigned Jntee o.
the Peace In and for said County the sOh day Of March,
AD 1851 at 10 O'Clock AN Of aid day 81 bis oce In Port
Townsend 70 answer 10 T. shAn In civil aen 70 recover
Portytwo t2) Dollars due note given fch lIth lSb %
H. M MeNear and BY him endorsed 70 n shAin; and have
you then aud there this writ. =
Given under my hand ts 96th day O. Nevsmhes AD lsS
TRAvEllS DANIEL.
liam Justice of The Peace.
, 1860-02-10

Such Is Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Tables, Stands, .g
Chairs Of all kinds, Mirrors,
Childrens Wagons, Stools,
Cradles, &C., &c.
AI.S0-A general variety of Vegetables to
supply shipping, fresh from the garden. Also a
large quantity Of baled Hay constantly on hand.
Please take notice. shall endeavor to keep
constantly on hand everything that is wanted in
a country like this. all Of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms for cash, stock, or
country produce. n 14s
az Interest at the Of per cent per month VIII be
exaeted all accounts amer ninety days, unless otherwise
arranged by mutual CONSENT and all persons having
unsettled at my store the Fs day Of January 1850 win
be charged cent per month interest alter that date
43:u PHILlP lkEACH.
, 1860-02-10

governor, and judges Of the district and supreme
courts .......
Resolution relative to the San Juan affair.
, 1860-02-10

A WELL-AsaOnTED LoT On DIuua Avn
"A Msdcincs. Thsyum b sull h ~ . ~. t| o. 4.'|
aGshsF. ehsaP is saah. lnguls = ~ enills -. u.
, 1860-02-10
TOWING, FREIGHTING, ETC.

TIE wE1-KNowN STEAMER
ssEe RANGER,
Now plying on the waters Of Puget sound u Be ready an
times 70 TOW rAs carry freight to or NON any ports or
mills on the sound
Orders ets a naleh webbers stors IA taeaaeoom; .
Ilps Sons olympia; at the various postoces the
sUg9S W g P,SRS .sPs Ssnssa sas ssSs sS O on
able terms. HH5 a r 1M
, 1860-02-10
~ sTEILACooM o7X
d1l LIVERY STABLE. S9VE

THE UNDERsIGNED, HAVING EsfAB.
shed himself In the above business In this place, VIII
devote his attention exclusively 70 conducting In proper
Good Saddle Horses w be kept In rsadnss, Tor the accom-
mediation Of the public.
Also, ane spring BUGGY for parties uishIng to enjoy
pleasant ride through the country.
SfABlfNG furnished a. moderate rates
lily CHARLES STEWART
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

The committee 10 MORN tbs candidates OF their mani
ration, waited on Herschci " johnson h. nigh, Al m.
Nanona Hotel Tie received them In the largo dip,g
roon ~ TIE hotei. which crowcd With ladies' and
senuenien ~ accepted the nomination endorsing ,bc
puofn ~ ory Particular, and declaring that the ntb
would sustain the prinC pies laid down IN a. In hs on
VIC .hc ootHnc m non intervention was a necessity
70 The preservation " ne Union--f lusej -,1d
w SDov4 2Laesy, eu''y, a-d ~ bcYsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
The Pirate Hicks, alias johnson, end the
sa1adin Piracy.

The statement, which has received general currency
through the newspapers throughout tho country
ing William Hicks, alias Johnson now under sentence OF
death Tor murder and piracy board the sloop T. A.
johnson, committed last winter with murder and piracy
on board the British ship saladin n the year 1874.
turns out 10 be without foundation In fact We base our
serton upon documentary evidence now in our possss-
sion.
The ship saladin sailed from Valparaiso for London ON
the 18th Of February 1884, having board cargo OF
guano and "copper" and - 800 IN specie, manned by
officers and consisting Of fourteen men, The next
intelligence Of the Aadn In connection with this voyars
was that, In the month Of May somewhere about the
2sth she run ashore at Island Harbor ~ s., and WAS
soon Afterwards boarded by party Of men from tho
British war steamer tender Fair Rosamond or the orG
nal crew Of fourteen, but six remained on board and
from the statement Of the latter the others either died or
were knocked overheard In O gale. After
animation OF the vessel, the discovery OF sus-
picious circumstances and the cquivocai statements
Of the saadns crew. they arrested On suspicion Of
piracy and murder, and taken 70 Halnx, Nova Scotia,
where they incarcerated. they gave their names
as George Jones' John Hazeton, Carl Goson Anderson
Vim. Carr, John Galloway and WIN. Johnson. The latter
named and Who IL Is alleged Ia tho identical Hicks Alias
Johnson the Tombs described at the time OF
the saladin AFFAIR - years OF age born Ion.
DON and q Dw stature Inc pace o. birth and age, ad
appear TO AZ the identity Of with the other but in
stature the Tombs cuiprt Is ts-hence the comrnrson
ceases and 10 further doubts the subject
tragedy the saladn johnson his confcdorates with
the exception Of Carr and Galloway; confessed phelr
crime ani we're executed the 3oth Of July, 1874, In
Tie jal yard at Halifax, Nova Scotia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
The Haskin and Butterworth Cores
pondcnce.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
FoRDnAx, June ~, 1850
In your issue Of June TO- containing letter Of j. B.
Haskn In which my IL used connection with an,
interview which took place between the honorable gen
tlcman and myself at the New York Assay once the ac
count given In that letter rs false every particular
made no such statement, anything like IT, In answer
to question whether would support Mr. Bussing told
him could not. He wanted 10 know what had against
him; answered nothing, but that Mr.. Morris was nv
neighbor and my choice when he got In a great rage
struck his hst against the wall and know II
Mr. Buiterworth had said anything me about H.
told him no. He then talked considerable about Mr. But
terworth and wanted 20 know II going against him
(fiaskin), and left AZ far Mr. Butterworth Is con-
ccrned all lac said 10 that affair was;--Aftcr
the party had split and had tive candidates In tho
held he sent for me, and said II our
running candidates would be the means Of electin~
republican, that he would like for 70 10 Mr. Morris
and request him not 10 told him could not for
this thing bad become personal matter between Mr.
Isppan and myself he having stated In public meegtin
thai MI Morris would not run, which statement had
pronounced false that Mr. Morris would and that
would support him
A TO Mr. Hashins statement about the "brcad and
butter always considered that Mr.. Haskin was
drawing more from the "public crib'' than mysef
with less labor, and that he wac nothing but sbrsad
and butter politician.
As to Mr. Butterworth, he has never in any way sr,ca
70 influence my political acts always have been and
ssl am national democrat. PETER BUKHOUT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
House OF Representatives.
1m rosr orros pKs1onScv AMI

'''''17Si 'unc 70, ISbV.
IiK rOsr oFFIcE DEFICIENCY mt
The House acocdcd the request Of the senate TO an
point another Committee Of Conference the Post once
Deficiency bill.
rhk rEssDtN Avn rtn uvn ArPsorRitn0S HtL
Ihe President, sen, IN message, notifying Tue House
'hA' nc had signed certain bs Including that making ap.
pFoprA10As i0r Tie civil espescs with protest against