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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-18
ERIR RAILROAD FOURTH AND FIFTH MoRTG AGE
~ Coupons, past dus purchased by WM. JNO oBRIEN,

NYTCIAI.-YRKAsURY DKPARrMBKr, APRIL q,
~ ls6i-sealed proposals VIII be received this Dspsr.
next unless the whole amount offered be taken
par for thirteen millions nine hundred and seycoy eight
proyDs redemption Treasury notes Thx ssosf
each year w remburs.Sle year, the hrs
80 oer BY act be ocepted u less has
for frcuon OF thousand dollars any
be rss depos ed with The Treasurer q the United States or
either 81 the Assistant Tressurers at Boston rev York
Treasury The cerncA.e showing such deposit mus accom-
on. ~ under the above i.ous for the amount above
stated any portions thereof will be accepted and the
accepted must be deposited either with
Gsrs Above nsmsd Sefs~s the ss day ~ june next, Or
khs on or bsfoee The bh Of june and the femsuias two
hf.hs or before the a0th day OF June NEXT
showing deposits certificates inscribed
ssued 70 successful bdde their
inscribed stock sued win The date
such depo. and vii ee on the books Of the
Should acceted bidder desre OF stock with
Of semi annual interest attached each oeraoate
they will be ssued accordingly In OF thousand dol
lars each with coupons attached for interest from the first
day 81 July next such Of being r.ns
transferred by the delivery Of the cehces The interest
until The fret day OF July be paid day TO he
accepted odser q as attorney by the DoPosAy with
propoesls this notice endorsed the
envelopes proposals for loan Of I'D June d and al
iIesc TO the Secretary OF the Treasury Wellington e.
Assistant Treasurer, New York. who will forward them
70 this department 70 be opened and decided desired
that each sealed proposal may be accompanied with note
addressed 10 the Dc psrment stating the OF the bidder
and the sum bid FOR 10 order that the bids may be opened
uina deposit Of centum required from all bidders
viii be included In the dnA deposit Of The prncipal
Secretary OF the Sreasury.
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ATA LARGs ssElIEG or THE oITIzxNs OF THE
c Al ssc asss c saoq ssS s
e f D:ss y
II ssId fraud As ss H:ssy
sssss NJ .Sas ne V.n oGSnG Of this on
E.q oaled to the Chair and James Cu,hen was 81.
fAs s.mau having stated the object Of the meeting in
HepY karson ksq oGsred tho following preamble and
" o Of y he ss . Of the Grand
s q ss :, e.
70 ~ ..ss ;ss.:..i Ts ss:;:
'sSss's liz o; s s': y sSs ssNs %
49, ss.ss isrnisSsa y mons: Hope = CON
nd s. g ss CssS ,s "a s: e.
The vs,d !. meeting Of .hs so. n. Of
e ga p ao cum ses.isss prssnSis and sss
Eoa re- g puspess o. The sIanos.ns Of such II
g Gon.s: 0esas dsared Q 3 suspic,oa
s.a.s the ..S ,s.% y synsns The Object Of as
zdes@sD aisros the further rssd ns ,Ssrso. Was sas
eods and the psPss abruptly ordered to BE- returned to
Rs.oved y 81. n..tIs ,hs, ne oondue. OF alderman
vso.l.sed and he corrupt p.rtcp:n.s ds@srisd from
sSsS soSsns Of Frsad meets so our
Th. The dss!mnea action q our edsmsn in The m.rof
Non from participation the sohsme Of fraud sought
bis par references the matter his standing aud integrity
p honor me IN Sas 10
taoa unnansnced and unaffected By the atmosphere which
surrounded him; that mis- integrity him
to tho ward be represents and thai hts mark his
cSnduo y tAstr spprosa In the exclamation Veil done
And further, Res. lived such time ths when
our Ia convused In its efforts t. disengAge itself from
the distractions with which corrupt politicians have encom
passed IT, becomes patriots to determine when our
assailed it. that the mass Of corruption which has dis
greed the administrator Of public trusts throusheu tho
n6 from the municipality up TO the Cabinet shall be no
more sndured that the county, restored TO pace by the
eo,ts and The blood Of Its p.tros and sdeemed from the
braces q politicians sanding ready TO receive their trust:
now Is the time nevsr for the citizens and patriots OF
the Land extermnate the corruption of the political
and tbs: o. all classes Of the conmupity Irrespective Of
Of thes country tn ought on all future occa ona WHISTLER
Of the corrupt Tor power, place emoumsnt
The prosble resolutions sustained In eloquent
and forcibe speeches David Jaques ESQ., Henry Nor
and the same unanimously adopted
on motion o. Mr. Hugh G,roner the procesdings Of the
COURIER and Inquirer Express and Svenins POST ana
tho members of the Common council
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
WILLIAM JAZZ HAsKETT, Chairman
JANIS CuTHELL, Secrs airy.
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CLEVELAND AND PITTsBURG RAILROAD CON.
~ pany-Eotce Is hereby given that the for funding
the unsecured Indebtedness of the Cleveland and
Railroad Company according to the proposition contained
the last report the company 10 limited July 1861
The holders Of the river line bonds income bonds dividend
sent them 70 be exchanged for tho bonds
psny Of the denomination OF $780, ieAdy delivery
office OF the company, in Cleveland at H. c. KINGS.
LILY 3, No. Is William street, New York.
J. N. hCCULLOU0H, President and Receiver.
CLEVELAND, May l6 1861
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CLHvKLAND AND TOLEDO RAmLoAD oonPAHrs
~ Co., Cleveland. Ohio March, lS6l.-Ths 0svsaad and
FOR sSs ssfnS F.sS HsT sssdY 70 ss': q N
..Iosd All nosxAs. sr.. division bond. Issued
5s,sss s.a,r.a ass mortgage second division soad. H.
ys.sioa RAOad second mssass bonds issued November
Junction Railroad income bonds tunsoeure issued Juos
Is.sdS .'r -, and Cleveland ns mortgage honda Issued
fSIsas Nssw.n an; sns cevea.d sessnd mors.s. bonds
Csvsn1 and rc,So income :.d dividend bonds all The
Sinking Fund Mortgage honda offered in exchange for
:S about 5 g: os, y s 4
hoawk and Cleveland nra and second mortgages and also
~ oS Psopey beonsns 70 the Cleveland aud Iosd
can't per funded aeS. o. sSs COMPANY
b. ss into whose hand. the company already
abe In New York city In 1895 beAr semi annual int ret
sh q SSs 4 ~
nation OF one Thousand dollars and limited 70 the amount
Exchanges been erected 70 tbs preseu. time L. tue
o. 9s over sne million Of dollar. q Ne
nSSe BEEN s SSs are now s%sd s
The alteration OF parties holding the reasnns portion
Of the various classes named above Invited
exchange for bonds they bold and which worth
NOR I. The market than ne Smiling rsnd morass oonds
ing bonds Of the several above named enhance. tho
esuI spon the bonds and therefore ,he vel.e q tie
Ssr already these bend. Ssre sod Ia hs sss
.ns PORTION Ssbs & s er
value Of these already favotte securities and render
Parties hing make the exchange do by sending
the old benas In OF 81 900 70 Mcssss oarpsnter
aud any difference Of intsre or 70 this oss al our
espers the kxpress In either cass
II. q. LUCE, rroasuroY
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rHE NEW NINE MILLION LOAN.

TRxAsURY DEpRrxpHr, May III, 1881.
Scaled proposals viii be received at this Department unt
current for the remainder OF stock Of the aed states
be issued under the act OF Con approved 5h Fabrua
last amounting 70 eight million. nine hundred aud poe
rate OF sx ooot payable semi annually on the
first Gays OF January and July In each and VII be REIN
bursoe In twenty years from the first day OF January last
dollars OF stock and must be for Thousands
dollars without fractions One per cent OF the amount offered
Washington, with Treasurer Boston, Phils
dephia New York subject the order Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, and the eradicate showing such dspost must
right decline bids regarded Antageus 70 the
United Btases The amounts payable under the accepted
offers for this loan be deposited with the Tessarer OF
York Philadelphia before the twenty fth daI Of
May nov currents but accepted bidder shall desire TO
DEPOSIT any other point his request will be considered
such deposit cer csea OF stock will be issued 70
the bdder their assans for the amouu 10
Which they may be entitled N sums OF one Thousand I'VE
Inscribed stock Issued will carry interest from the date OF
such deposit and win be transferable hs books Of the
rSs q, Y aa ss ., me ssct "
OF semi snnuA attached thereto they will
be Issued scooragy In OF thousand dollars EACH
With coupons ataohee for interest from the hs day q July
the Rocks OF the Treasury he Assigned and
by delivery The inerssi coupon sock from the ts
paid that day the scep bidder his assigns
torney by the deposo with whom the principal was dc
posed The proposals this notice should be esdosed
on the envelopes Proposals for Loan o. 9Th rebrusrg
be under the Assistant at New York.
who viii forward them 70 this Department They should be
stated The preliminary deoosit q psr cent required
from all bddes will be included In the aal deposit OF
sss. fa bidder and WI Be directed TO be ipmsdia 70
turned un'u'0e" 0'ddsr' sec-.,.,, ef ,se rsssy
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ST0CRs WAN1ED. PARTIES HAVING STOCKS OF
defuBct companies such Florence and Keypor Land
Company, North Carolina Copper Company St Lawrence
Mining Company, Portsmouth, Dry DOCK COMPANY, Edge
worth COMPANY dc and willing e sell the same A. very low
prices find purchaser by addressing Land Agent box
1913 Post Office stating the description aud quantity Of
stack and price asked
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IbACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAHY. MAY IA,
1861 The Board of Drectors have this day declared
dividend OF Ave W cut Of the earnings OF the Com
paDy payable % b stockholders at this ONCE Wednss
day, I'D inst The transfer books closed and win be
reopenet on the 2ith inst By order Of the BOARD.
b. l. MERCHANT, Sec'y
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CIEfoF DIME SAVINGS BANK-No. 40 CArAL
" street. corner OF varok, open daily from 10 NJ 70
O. anc from 70 ~ Deposits OF 10 cents 70 $500 re-
codved sir cent Interest SLOWED OF $500 ssA
under and i've Per cent on larger sums 90,
G.s, CHAPLIN, Secretary
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WHO WOULD NJ 4 90 wHERR FoarUsErg-goYk,
w see hiss WELLINGTON, The rcai English prppne,ess
he beet ~ all and cannot be exeeed Can be consulted
personally ~ letter a affairs Of nfe conce ming sv
cults, Journeys AGENT freuda cowsnp, msrpAPt
hesh, wealth and who viii rn truskcn and vi
the grnuinc Roman end Arabian aismans Tor love roso
luck and al business Affairs aud se gnArsn,ees 10. ne
Delay suit h4 pstasy gifted and eesuufn YOUNG
LADY Lucky numbers Evsn Highly Respectable dy refer
Can b. ~ her restsacr IN Hrh Ayeaue on
poa.e hishih ssreSA
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con mn TO LOAN on BOND AND MoRTG AGE
DCU.VUO on real estate, In this city or Brookyn, In
o. ~ and upwards also s5cc0 70 invest 10 pur
chasing mortgages. Apply TO a. sERaEAsr rs Wall street
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ri OOn TO $500 OR % 900 TO LoAH-oN FIRST
pl,OOU rate security, By god business man, where
employ msn and good salary, bonus, be had Ad
dress stating all particularly Bookkeeper aud Manager Her
sid office
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MATRIMONIAL.

A oFNrLpMAN OF UNDoUB FED REsPECrABIIJrY,
IA aged "a Though poor, time will be RICH, Wishes
Young wife and education and In good orcum
sarces Best OF references and for advertising given
address Friendship, Dor 200 Herald Office.
a TlRrTTON LAD Es ANY YOUNG LADY OF Pre-
"A NOS appearance who IL willing 70 correspond with
wing gentlemen twenty two years Of age and In good cir
ssmstan with narmony Will please address,
IN all slscerity warren Arnold, Herald Ones.
a GEN 'LBMAN OF UNpoUBrED ResPkCIAb,lLITIl
% seeks wife Of refinement amabihtY snd weatn sno
high order Of intelligence and responsibility The advrr
mo social position be learned BY addressing
AxhIM ANN, a.. souNo GENTLEMAN WITH
young lady be- 10 srd % view @ WIN
= sot pos,t,o. N society Addrtss Jsnn 9n and occupy
once ner~ad
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LOAN OFFICES.


A DvANCHs ON DIAMONDS, PLATE, WATCHES 40,
"A viii buy The Game for cash, ~ his private rooms
J, II. BARRff6kR, 112 Broadway, room IS, mp stsirs
BThe highest price paid for Diamonds oose se also
Watches, Diamonds, Jsvary, 40, for sale.
ATT BLEECKER STREEr-MOsHy LITERALLY AD
n vsnced 70 Anv amount ON Diamonds, Watches Jewelsy,
Pianos Furniture. tesars Dry Goods &c &c Buriress
prompt private entrance for ladies' j. MACDUfr, II
Beecker street, near Bruadwsy
AT 90 NASSAU srRBEf--A soaIgMAE, DIAhQHD
n Broker MARES liberal advances Diamonds WAsohea
Js~sry Ac buys thsz q f value At his private once
10 % fsAau sirees, room No = stairs a~snesa cona
DENTAL
AEorpY ADVANCED on DrAsOvD JRwgLRY
wi watches and plsa OF eusht tor cAah a. hs highest
fork Hoes.
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CYxAM WEEKLY BE~sEBn NEW Yo8K AND LIgH9,
pos iandng ard smbarkang passengers Qussastovu
drssall Shs 1vspoo New Tosk and PIN s1pHia steam.
C0npany tnkend potohing har powered OVID
bufk hos staansAvs . fellsWu:-
UiIl " saturday Aay ~
AAN0AAoO... .6At0roAy,
Ard every Saturday. noos pier a Nurth river
TO- OAco Stoersge 80
ssrase Return ios.s GOOD FOR L months .
Passengers forw Ardod e Para HAvvs Hamburg Rrsuon
Rotterdam Antwerp, 70 Il reduced through fareS
Pessons wtehng bring out thsr frsn&s buy uckss
eegc ~ the foOWng dew FORK from Lvrpos
2ussoss~ ar.t csbte Tk rs ard Stk stsersss. frsa
These sloAmArs superior
ssfs and carry expetsnceA they sre bunt
Sater tight iron sscsas and have patent snnho
board
inmAn agent ~ Water street. In 3laseOw 10 VIM Innas
q Bnoch square; IN Qusenstswn. % CIV d ssymsxr
sT 70 jules Dscoss Place d Il Bouise in this4spA.
70 John O. oDalo, LOO Walnut street smpAnys
oaess JOHh a. DALK. Agsal Is BrosdwsV. = Y
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NJ B-wBO HAS NOT BEARD or THE CeLE
IN bra,ei Mms PKEw sTyK, who has been consulted by
thousands this and other ciiee With entire satisfaction
confident she has equal. She tells the
future and that Of her vser N you
lruth owe her call at 2S bird avenue above twenty ARD
street Ladies, SOC gentlemen, 81
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4 SPLENDID SIX YEAR OLD, DARK CHESTNUT
Mare 10 hands high, perfectly sound and kind trained
for the saddle by Dsbrow She brought from Caledonia
county VT, last fall IL full blood Morgan Style
action and beauty Ia not equaed horse
Tho leaves for Europe the lst June
leave her in good hands Inquire the Metropolitan
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SP1RITrALTsM Mr. CoLCuEsTEa THE GREAT
y medium ne consulted AT bis 6AS Broad
way between Bond and Bleecser sesss Hours from A.
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CARRIAGK, WAGON AND HORSE FOR SALE
a Calsche, made by Lawrence, In good order; double
box wseon seats for six front elevated
wheels turn under light running and easy riding but
four month"; most Of the time In the country
new made TO order By one Of the best city maks Morgan
both single and double All will be sold very cheap Ap
ply at the Excelsior Stables Thirtieh street. west Of
Sixth avenue.
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(!AUTIoN;-ALL PERSONS ARE WARMED AGAINST
~ Begotang purpOrng TO be sigued endorsed
by me- JACOB yAkDERPOOL. los Madison

TxyHA GENEkAL MEETING OF rHK GUrTKNBER3
~ FEKhY COMPAsY.-fhe shareholders OF the auten
berg Ferry Company hereby no6ed attend
general meeting which will take place Tuesday, nay a.
1901, a. baf past wen O'Clock In PythAgoras Hail.
134 and lss Canal street The pnaclpal business WV @
settlement Of the consultation
q the shares and dissolution OF tho COMPANY B order
the President n. PErEKS.
d Secretary.
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EASHI0n C0URSE PLEASURE GROUND AssocIA
tsoA 1roslnG mach. Flora Temple and Princes fol
200 ms tssts bess three IN ave to tuesday MAJ
II. ~ O'Clock r good day and track J. ID. McMan
psmes Fora Templs Samuel MoLaughra rnces. Steamer
Ant.soo win Lave Futo. Marked alp r. NJ connecting
slip ferry lssxe boa every half hour Connecting I'm All the
the arrival Of james slip and Thirty fourth ferry
boat Pleasant Ives 10 the Course-Eishty sixth street
h .s.s1y sSd and sIth srss. ferries through nsw.cwn
hamsburG Stages from Eighty sixth and Thirty
street ferries 70 the Course Members stands
Adns J0sHPH CROCHERON, Manager
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yPfRITUALI NJ MR. FREDERICK RoRs. a. PHILA
- depha, IL at present Ut piping al ilS pruce
nesr Greene where be BE- on a1y
Al al hours day and svenins.
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A BONA FIDF AsT0LO0IsY, rHAr EVERY oNK
n can depend on, IN Madame WILSON. who tells the %
ect II your yist as scn IS you cnter her room hsdse
ever known Bile w invoke The powers OF her wond-
full science tell all the of past preseu. a7A
future life and will OF danger and bring sno
out OF the most per'ns undertakings Madame Wneon
o. the magic charms Nc iS2
Alien the bakery between Houston aud stanton
streets Charge FOR Ades and Reaiemen, atty cents.
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HEERCANTILR Library ASSOCIATION THE ELEC-
M ton Of officers o. the Association for the ensuing
Will be held at Clinton Hall Tuesday May g. Polls open
ut A NJ and close at 9 r. n. -
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The Peace Conference Vieps Of Stephens, Of GeOr-
giG-Afairs at Montgomery

g1-AVdrS az montgomery.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16-The Peace Conference
had the plan of Mr.. Guthrie, of Kentucky, before
them to-day.
Hon. David Wilmot, of Pennsylvania, represent.
ing the radical Republican views, opposed this ad-
justment it was also opposed by the extreme men
from the border slave States.
There are however, strong hopes that majority
of the Commissioners are in favor of the plan and
the prospect of its adoption seems clear.
Mr. Lincon's declaration at Plttsburg that the
crisis in the Southern States is purely artificial and
the work of politicians, is the theme of much
ment here to-day.
Messrs. Sedden Tyler, and other gentlemen from
Virginia say to-day that they see no remedy for our
troubles in Guthries plan, and no hope of a salts
factory compromise.
Some OF the Republicans are disposed to compro-
mise on the Morrill, Tariff BILL by acceding to the
demands of the New York Chamber of Commerce in
reference to the warehousing system.
The Hon. A. II. Stephens of Georgia. Vice Presi-
dent OF the Southern Confederacy in name, though
his heart is left behind in the Union has written
letters here stating that hope of the reconstruction
of the Government must be abandoned. 1t is
thought Mr. Stephens is too much depressed just
now.
Information received here from Montgomery, Al
ALBANIA states that the question of the occupancy OF
Fort Sumter, has been considered by the Southern
Congress, in secret session Cd
All the South carolina delegates favored speedy
determination of the matter, while the rest of the
Congress favored delay on the ground that the mat
ter could be settled by minister to Washington,
accredited by the Southern Confederacy.
Hon. Jefferson Davis arrived at Montgomery to-
day.
There is no truth in the statement that reinforce
nents have been ordered for Fort Pickens by the
Federal Government Isl
The Joint committee of conference appointed by
the Senate aud House. agreed to-day to report against
the Ghriqui contract thus defeating this scheme.
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The Southern Conaress.

MONTGOMERY Feb. 15.-Congress has appointed
a committee of six to make suitable preparations for
the Inauguration of the PresidentSon Monday next
at | O'clock
The Chair stated that he had received commune
cation relative to the purchase of vessels for the
Provisional Government. Referred.
Mr.. Fearn presented letter about new projec-
tile which has been approved by scientific military
men, Referred.
An official copy ofthe Texas secession ordinance
was presented with the credentials of the delegates
only one of whom has arrived here. Objection was
made on the ground that the ordinance had not yet
been ratified by the people of Texas. The delegate
present (Mr. Gregg was invited to seat in the
Convention and the papers referred
The Convention, then went into secret session,
during which act was passed Cthe injunction of
secrecy being removed) to continue in office all
officers of customs at the time of the adoption of the
Constitution of the Conederated States with salaries
and powers as heretofore; provided the compensa-
ton does not exceed $4,000. The Collectors are
required within two weeks to execute the same
bonds heretofore and their subordinaes one week
thereafter The officers required to take an oath
to discharge their duties faithfully and to support
the Constitution of the Provisional Government
A resolution was adopted to continue them in
office until otherwise ordered Several officers con-
nected with the collection of duties are to hold on
until the 1st of April, and the Secretary of the
Treasury is instructed to report plan to go into eff
feet that day for diminishing the expenses Of col
lecting the revenue 90 per cent.
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Tile President Elect at SfeubenriLle-He makes
L4nOther Speech and says that the Majority Must

The President Elect at Steubenrille-He makes
44nOther Speech and says that the Aajority Must
Rule
PITTsBURG, Feb 14--The President elect, and
party left Columbus at o'clock this morning. At
Steubenville Ohio, beautiful demonstration took
place on his arrival some five thousand people being
present to welcome him. A salnte was fired, and
Mr. Lincoln was formally welcomed by Judge Lloyd
Mr.. Lincoln responded briefly He said he feared
that the great confidence expected in his ability was
unfounded. Indeed, am sure the position to which
have been called Is encompassed with great diff
culties. l am sure however, that nothing shall be
wanting sustained by the American people and
Gods help. believe in the devotion of the people
to the Constitution and the Union equally great
both sides of the Ohio river 1t is only different
understanding-on dispute as to what are their
rights.
If the majority should not rule, who should be
the judgeg When such judge is found, We must
all be bound by the decision. That judge is the
majority of the American people. If not, then the
minority must control. Would that be right, just
or generous? Assuredly not. So
He reiterated that the majority should rule, and
if he adopted wrong policy the opportunity to
denim him would occur in four years. Then can
be turned out and better man with better views
put in my place.
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wake County Court.

On Monday last R. 9. Badger, Esq, was elected
by the Magistrates County Attorney in place of.
K. Marriott Esq., deceased The vote was Badger
46, W. j. Saunders Esq, A.
>. +. Hutchins, Esq, was unanimously reelected
County Trustee; L. B. Seagraves, Esq, was unani-
mousy appointed County Surveyor in place of Mr..
Atkinson, resigned; and the former Board of Super
intendents of Common Schools were unanimously
re-appointed, with the exception Of W. W. Whita-
ker, ESQ.,, who declined on account of i'll health
Col Hiram Weatherspoon was appointed in his
place. The former Special Court was also unani-
mousy re-appointed
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~ The secessionsts or disunionists of this
County held meeting in the Courthouse in this
city on Monday last, and nominated the following
ticket for the Convention N. G. Rand g. H..
Wilder; and A. NJ Lewis, Esquires. Messrs. Rand
and Lewis accepted Maj. Wilder, we learn, has
not been heard from on the subject.
On the same day Messrs. Busbee and Holden
addressed large and enthusiastic Union audience in
the Town Hall.