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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01


should this communication be seen hy Rur
one here my life would not be worth three
cents.
You have no conception whatever of the
state of things here. have lnrge prop-
erty, and an interesting family, but God
knows it is only attachment TO my family
that keeps me here. NV properiy wnnid
not now sell for thirty cents on dollar of
what it was worth one year ago-yes I
would gladly sell all have for one half
what it is now worth, if could be permit
ted to take that with my family and 20
North, band Gods curse upon me if.I ever
should again set foot upon slave soil
This, you may think, is strong Language
for the owner of-negroes, but it is the
language my inmost 6eSrt.
In my position | could not leave here
without exciting suspicion to my LOYALTY
to the inferunl Southern Confederucy,
which circumstances force NC to sustain
with my voice and my money. The least
suspicion of my loyalty would endanCer
my life and that of my mily,"-"But
i did not commence this letter to de.
scribe our dangers but yours, s,"-t'The
mode of warfare decided upon here Is
OF the most heIiish kind There is a
deliberate plan adopted for burning a
l have seen the maps of several towns in
the West, with "a full description of the
plan of destroying them. Among them
are, GAINESVILLE, Dayton, Cincinnati. Mari
eta, Wheeling, Pittsburgh, &c. never
was at GAINESVILLE, and know nothing of its
water arrangements, except what learned
here yesterday. Tho map, a rough pen
sketch, represents a double reservoir on
hill east of your city, with two main OUT
lets-one to the west and the other TO the
north. Ten mea are assigned to your
place for its destruction.. The plan Is 10
cut the main pipes and ire the place in
numerous places, simultaneously. They
have large number of fuse-faggots, sew
eral of which can be carried in The pock-
cts of single person, and one faggot
is worth two or three baskets of shavings
for incendiary purposes. The map repre-
sets the location of four or five bridges,
1.-TWO of them railroad bridges-One irou,l
west of your city. The nlan is 10
begin this hellish work as soon as the war
opens. ! don't believe you are in anv dam
ger until then-but you may be positively
assured that as soon as the war is faiTIT=
opened, your town will be destroyed, nm
less you adopt such measures as to afford
ample protection. run CREST
risk in writing this letter-a risk, too, o.
u for the safety of yourseltaud your neigh
bors. have thereby placed my life aud
the lives of 10Y. dear wife and children at
the mercy of your discretion. beseech
of you not to make known nv name, my
post-Ofice address, nor exhibit nv hand
writing, for we have information here that
could only come from blark-hearted trail
tors who reside In your midStyzz-
"YoUR FRiESpr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01

CITY TREASURER's NOTICE.
7 AN NOW READY TO RECEIVE THE AS,oIrvT
L OF City Licenses for the ensuing year. y
mys n W. HARDING, Treasurer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01

RIRH AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks asespted terms consistent with sOlTsney and
,fatf profit.
ESPeeielG Gttstie9 GiFlil o eiasIasesaE % FELLLNGS
4ail9, -isllla q Eant q IRE NaaEt.i -
me pto lss al NJ aii5l IN sDseuz stable
shlne ana storm or EertoA aTantGnl In from
sweeping eonhagrAtiohs and maritime disaster. Ne
thS credit system affect in material particular
During hard ttmea' tho security OF reliable Insu-
rance Is an imperative duty-th8 ability Of property
hnldsFs tosustAin loaz being then much iessencd.
Policies issued without delay, and all busIns., at
teiI'ie-l to with dispatel and fidelity, BY
N. C. ARTHUR, Agent,
OHee over the Rank Of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01

HANDSOME LACE CURTaTIS a.
IL have reeeiyei fne assortment j ace C,Srt,InS
which We arc offering cheap "a
aPlo COOPER 4 sESsENPy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. - ea hhds
TeF-ttHTUI and IJF sai8 by - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01

MASON CITY SALT.-lOo bbis beat com.
III mon, 50 bbs Dairy, Just received per steamer
Liberty and for sals by Imy4I n. KBILIY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01

Fox'S CINCINNATI r EFIW En-
\ Fear Stlref-.S9 boxes Just received, and for
'ai"by lAFal ". REILLY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01

SaAKER HOODS, CANE HOOPS,
- CVr.ets. Cotton Hosiery, Drab UIue mixed AMI
White Knitting Cotton, at
myI D. -NICOLhG BRO, 100 Main street
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- write with my heart
full and perhaps, at the risk of my life, for
should this communication be seen by aur
one here my life would not be worth three
cents =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01

JoaN LISr r,pT- ,Toe1ISoy - = 1900
EusENE LTsT. nnIvESPoRT
-, LIST, MORRISON & CO.,
"LeSoLe CfrOOers - Produce Dealers
S''.5O a4d SO NHia-.St,, TEaeetiRs, "a
ttiire TO stAte to the friends of tn late arm,
af - is tepie Ssnerllly, that in possession
Is most ample ftfilities for the transaetio oFn
'tvr!.stue drOoerS all erNiuee RusInass
70 are 4stsrnine tn execute all Orlsrs entrusted
~ care With fidelity aal prouptiess and on the
'''1SASle terIns. Your Ob't servants,
I Iyh..,,- LIST, MORRISON 4 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01

NEW PARAsOIS.--Ss New style PaF7S5II
IN aad Ladies' sun UmLFeIIAs. inst Tscefyci
aptO - C-tOPER SENsENEY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-01

Upwards OF sI3,OOO,OoO
Oi LosEes have been paid by tho ItnA Insurance Co
In the past Il yeara.
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No More Bad Bread! |!
EXCELSIOR
BAKING POWDER.

For sale IN quantities 90 sntt. by
Z. II. LOGAN 4 CO., Main St above Quincy and
LOGAN, LIST & co, BridSe COTnt mh22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16
narksts-cAnIyrmr nrrOaraO raH y. Y Ts[sgyr.

Markets CAxzyrLIY hKroRTnD yoR THK n Y. TsIsgSE
AsHEsrhs Inquiry ia fsir Tor Pots at sS Pearls steady
siSet close. very unseti,d Pc.. strong downward
eDdeney We quote further decline o. &C. i1 aS
basis Of s6ont 2lc for dds UPlandS aud 2c Tor middns
COFFTE-Jsva mas been improved demand at steady rate,
sales OF nj l6c aid 3 Government III loe RIO
bars Al 2jc In other descriptions hear of sales OF 30 bags
Lsguaya &c., and 20 beg. Jamaica At l2e The stocks IN
1890 Dss s. md o bags bags and St Domingo ;o
cANDiE sAil description. quiet. and we bear Of no
% f6y 81 nSf @ da sSS V. h.
only notice bale q 100 ,uns st. Domingo lockwood on pr
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western aid si,ls
Flour i M but with free GaeTns prizes Of the 10y gds
for eapo the better gadcs are 10 limited request but
ne goo bb ct Is PSF s foi .apsIh9s ss.s
State IS 90 for choice do 10 r the low grades Of
Sss s ,s ss S y :; f0 Shipping S,ssd Of ISgS 3D.
ba aSI n: Pe ana the :s s are va
pa Is f9I extra and very choice DO 80 Southern Flour
Il wei held ne receipt. are light aud there fair local de-
eo bbs rs Isas6 10 for mixed to good superne Balt
nCss &c. and "a -, e for the better Rye Fl0a5
q 20 Com Meal i inactive .ssdy sale. Of 100 bib. Il
wSea Flour SH 4 aesnd 81 - 81 100 DUCK
blsH-Ibe market for al de,oTption has been very quiet
fsS s1 eeSn are S psssoS p tG G
carload which with but snail sale, rom store constitutes the
only business doing.
GRAIN The offerings of Wheat rge and the market
In for mos. kinds. the asnpS chiefly rSr sspo choice
bush Chicago Spring Of Sl lsa nl 5000 bush. Rscne
Springt at 81 az; 1900 bush. Milwaukee GLIB 81 OQ
81 M 200 Cssds Club and 100 bush Amber Iowa
private 5000 bush. White Ohio Of 81 5o e0 bush
White Indiana In store at 81 52 700 bush Red Western n
store Ut al 360Si 81 $50 bush infsnor Red Southern
(weeN) Of 81 and 30 bush Red jersey 81 81 Rye f.
dun end es,y the supply g. howore modeste sales Of 100
bush Northern, IN lots at a7c. Gaost and 'Jdl3c the
Isllyo.d depot Bailey firm and fair demands sale: q ..
buah fai ourlowed stSie q. &c. At the rsirosd depot Oats
steady and In fair demand at Sc for Weyen and Canadian
and tc State Com 10 lower aud Is sctve the de-
msnd chiefly foT export there !iis shost the sales
Do saos. I do delivered, and ta'sc. for small lets Of
HEMPMania has besn IN very fair request We hear Of
sales o. LEO bales the spot and 800 arrive per CygnsI at
ace mos. Othor kinds are dul and nominal.
HOPsThe naket continues steady but quiet sales to-day
coupisp 70 bales new u 7Su3tc. .ffI 2
HAYTbe demand for shipping snd the market II firm
salss Of 800 baies 81 esd3sc. y 100 n ---s I.I
BlDE8Tbs demand has been Iess stys but pcss very
Hesdy ssss Of eco Bssnos Ayrss d sks Nc cssS sbS
lsee SsTts Ctbsls % PviUk .ssEh
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T1Nrpo.,lsna 4. In moderate request and prcc.
charged the ses 100 bb Common at so' aud 'o
MoL1ssEs-Tbsre has been fair inquiry for Nswtor,
leans and sales made TO the extent Of 40 obh M"3
METALsscotch Pig Iron very dill, bn. held quite firmly
au s@s d. !, sf% nun at sssa No. gsndEc Copper.
quiet We quote basis at 2oc cash for mnpe-o's in
% UIs h. az as aSs for and
s"s In speher we hear Of 'aes Of 80 tuna oe'' oe'"
kHyAL sToREs-splIis Tapentine has been il y.ry mod
d ds Include about out Ss mainly %
&c. NegYors Dbl. are held a 's straight. du q.
rather msls. still 1ssplsT d The ss ::
81 2tO h. Common Ro.in has been quiet b1; held nI
" 81 90 sos. and delivered Tar s dull; we " u
o SD geo .i meets with fair inquiry a, 80 sc
Pds fp. b.. h TO- l S0 Very inactive
PRovIsIONsfhere good demand for Po,s but the
business moderated the limited supply IN the ma
prices the seller of as bbls at sl y ior new
mspd il steady sales Of ,i bbs 80 % or Repsctsd
Ness and 30 for Extra Bacon Is IN limited sup PAL
held with more sesdness Of 80 tcs India Mess a. W
Dressed He sssIce and in demand at a, las a. Sc
and Hams slasc Lard e firmly held but Is no. 10
for Ohio and Ia isc for State Cheese i quiet,
Richie demand Is limited but prices aie steady
$3.50 q loo ID common to prince sales oil II" '' -
market hs. been very dull aud ins1tys tnSasa
saeic and ri boxes Havana No r. &C. Refined are dd'
We quotations, StewaIfs best CI9,h1a I'' ~ ~
Bic Granulsted Sc Ground, 82c and w bite A. @e .
eKINs-The market for Goat dull and we Lave o Ib In
tee ,ale Tampico private terms ne ~
quy for Deer fair and prices steady we rear
5000 h San Juan 40d42lc cash and H. ID
| cssh. - Nh, 18Th. maria,
sTEDsTbs demsnd for Clover seed limited ent the
Is hIm .ses Of 10 bsss Rough IN A hS
unsnJ and firm sslss TO bush at $l 4o9 81 o'
ofs6 10. A. u,,., Z. nm.
changed sales Of 10 900 Prime 9Ic Rough Fat Is hfm oe
essh. - 49,, r,,.a ,,,.o, are nm.
hanged ,sles Of "a hbds Kentucky at bo lZ2 Dds
At acc 7ee bbls Cuba private terms "a cases 0ee"
Of 81 dl2c. 81. =. Ia ob..,xe5 IN the
stt and .. general thing prices buoyent The proc
soo5 snrips trade encouraging and we antictp.t
H. a. The opening Of clip that there will be very e var1
In from lat yeas For Fleeces and Pulled woo tne ds
nd has be moderate since lest but In Caornh
- hear of sale, bales mixed rades about nc There h
r.. oue arre IN feeees at Boston; sses being
Sds 10 the exttnt Oo 10 for shipment to Philadelphia oat
we were unable TO gain the prices
NHISkY-TheTe IL fair supply on the Deifs'i anu P'Soe'
are lower sslos Of go bbls. at l9c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16
ALondon papsr Of the 9lst ult. says:

A London paper OF the olsL uils
The Bank return this morning and the continued depression
On III Psis Boure caused the nd open decline Of
eighth rem the low prices Of fdsy bat abstte tendency
The Isi bargains IN cOnsO are o,iassi and the last
92qs2i the nket closing with Tiher sopd appearance
O2a3 III ih rate ofesehsnEe had isyoT.S!s essct
The demsnd for discount has again been extremely active
The London Times Of the LIST of January has the
following:
Ths Hnt YrVus have rsed their rse Of discount to-day
cn p cent which wss lowered on the 18th Of SoveH
qbs movement created surprise simply because the general
quarterly Of The AID the payment Of
II sppears however that the demand for money
th was mentioned few days back TO have assumed exTs
so tia, reports have received Of renewal Of
PsIi which again lng ,h resources Of Inc Bank Of
FidsY .Si and TO on Saturday. Under ,he.e circu.
ssts psrS the Pablo win be disposed in the pfa
denee the trade in every part o. the country being In
Tbs alteration in the rste declared erly hour but
the ppesons both for douns AID advances we're numerous
opened with .s.Ssny e 2 1esS,sty Bat H.'ep,
.os eat and alter decline to s2 the sns quotation
re ,,ol banks have raised their ret. Of interest on
poas only per cent the as on the last OeesCn when the
Ssnh moved from e. cent sas me a0. ss 'S
smaller amounts the old deposits and 4
boz Sas aso sdoped the same course rr-ioay their
pre,enl being now q per cent for money cal AID with
GRIND funi Csnsaa Railway, 2laas Illinois Central Rail
ro 81.
1be AT quotation from Paris this evening 65E &c. shows
fns M OF ois An immediate adv In the rate
Of discount OF the BsnE o. france which ony u v cent
Is "a pected ,
reek.
Issued report odsy accompanied py others rom the Managers
and SUPERINTENDENT Of the Company IN WHICH III notified that
in Of there having been sufficient surplus
worlag expenses during the current hyea the Interest
ths s bonds due Let Of January 1851 must
main g. sbeysnee
About s 600 IN bar gold taken from the bank day s
believed for Spsin -
100000.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Edward Bile Flour and
Grain Circular for the following statistios:
d. Erasu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

This street had been opened once before, some
two or three years since, but the action en set
aside after costing the city g. 45 - This time the
Commission charges AIRS, which Is an increase Of
81 1872 IS, and Il Is believed thai us The same work
was performed in eaeh Should this be set ABIDE,
the next Commission seeing how easily these bill get
through, would probably add another couple Of
thousand.
These bills are but samples Of many more. II hsv-
ing been found that the bills audited without any
difficulty the part of those presenting them they
have gone on from time to TINE swelling the items
iii the aggregates have become enormous. In 1874
Thirty seventh street opened from the Hudson to
Last River, and the ehargeof the commission, aside
from the fees Of counsel, some 5000 which DO not
rightly belong in the comparison, they are paid
by the Corporation, was sl,oH comparison OF the
expense incurred for opening this sreet which extend
ed across the city with the bill in by the
mission to open Ssyenty-sxth street, which extends
only about half far il afforded by the following
tnblc:
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tent in the coming year, the fund won,d Dc aa
%isr co Charge Rs and after the surplus
profits could be divided in cash, as the az
not aware Of any necessity for material sxPsna'"
in the future for construction or bs ,hs same az ss
about ahG @SGe Of the 1852 you'd Be
yeou,reS to HSuidate these liabilities before dividends
can be resumed. o,v .st;ms.e of
me nASae pnt II the consumption Of anthracite
TO increase in much les ratio IN
M f,tu,e than in the past and the profits from other
enlarge heretofore they ean h SOSOI srs
a,no;n for the stockholders balance Of income to
bs divided in cash, which viii be quite satisfactory
thew therefore confidently recommend the adoption OF
this policy.
The weekly statement Of the PhilsdelphA banks
made up to-day, presents the following negre-
nates an compared with those Of the previous week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

The Bremen brings $3S0Oo0 in gold. The financial
advces are not very important excepting in regard to
the Bank, which has raised its rate of interest to
cent Censols are without important change. Bread
stufs were improving. In American stocks there had
been some decline. Illinois Central and Enc were
dul the former at 29 800 discount the latter at 33
and 80 2 cent; Michigan Central 90 and IS; Illinois
Central bonds IS and 81
The London TGmes Of the 3lst thus notices and
quotes American Securities:
In the Colonial marie Grand Trunk rock declined In the
morning but nerwaId rallied 23id24 the "a yeser
day the bonds wee quoted i8d50 tho ordinary and 70
Il The preference Great Western Of Canada shares remain ~
ira Atlantic and ST. Lawrence are lover In American
Securities reduction occurred In the shares OF the Illinois Ecu
trsl and New.Yolk and Erie. Canadian Five Cents los.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

These expenses are all incurred in making mere
transfer Of The title to land, which the boders are usu-
ally eager to make, and awarding certain benefits and
assessments There was in this case about 5O0e Of
street. ning, and award to property holders was
made of 1902 AZ.
In opening EightysecoDd street, single block from
First to Second ayenue award of $40 was made TO
property holders. The blu brought in by the Commis-
sioners ia A., $40 20.
The following is the bill sent in for opening Ninety
sixth street from Bloomngdale Road 20 Hudson River,
less than two blocks:
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Add to this the systematic oyercharging of Coinnis-
soncEs and the pluckng the city il subject to from the
gross abuse of their trusts by Boards Of Commissioners
ia astounding.
This may do for one instament but as yct the cub
jeet is hardly preached The imposition of three or
four men charging per diem, often for merely light
ing their cigars together, Is outrage that deserves
legislative attention The items above given should lie
closely scrutnized by all who have to pay assessments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16
FIRST REGIMENT Usros yoIusrHKRs.-Ths rssi.

FIRST REGIMENT UsIoS yoLuSrHERs.-This rss-
ment organized some time ago at No. sl4 Broadway
is rapidly filing up On Monday nights private meeting
% he Board of Officers held ut the Central Club
Rooms, but other business transacted than the
appointment OF two or three Committees to look after
the interests of the regiment The following company
officers have been elected of the various companies
Capt. Camp, Company A; Capt Harold, Company Is;
Capt. Boyd, Company G; Capt. Carroll, Company ID;
Capt DurSee, Company E; Capt. Knapp. Company
r. Capt. Groves, Company g. Capt. Mascot, Compa-
ny HI Capt. -, Company L. Capt, Eider, Com
pany K
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..nl.Nsi %

AT least threefold more surveying had to be done in
opening Thirty street than was necessary in
that of seventysixth street, and there at least
double the work otherwise, but the bill for the latter
exceeds that Of the former by s7,5 $50 IS.
From September !, 1857, to March Z, IsJ9-about q
year and hafthe city paid out s2S,576 % for work
of Commissioners for opening streets that act aside
by the Supreme Court. This was distributed az fol-
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MARRIED..

rysrrR-U.RPFR-AtNe Newark New.Jersey, on FrdAy Jan.
IL by the Rev Mr. maggie ID. Lyssr, NJ d. 70 Niles EnLy
A. dlushter Of John w. Harper NJ d., OF Sew'foE
IIIsTYR - sTEINBRENNER - On Monday, Jan. IL,
igs Ar Saint Andrews Church Philadelphia by the Rev.
William Bacon hteyens ID. John A. McAntrI 70 ANNETTE
c. daughter Of the late " w seinbrennef Of thus ei'y.
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now orPREssoRs LOVE EACH OTHER.

SiR:--As l crossed the Ferry this morning from
Brooklyn found the Ferry monopoly not content with beir
oppression Of the poor OF Brooklyn, aSOrdns the facilities Of
their bnn6ir to enrap the green Into sung dir eating
petition Congress In favor Of giving tho territories 10 slave
Lde although inc people have Just decided in way which
alods fan, hee aud constitutional test against = Bat
natural that oppcssos here should syupatbize with orFcoS
South ard being opposed TO the freedom OF tho waters bsy
naturally oppose the freedom Of the lands AMI MONOPOLY
Nee. fcrk, Jan. l2, 1861. lrs 10 Id Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

THRrr OF JywELRr-Manuel Hernandez, Cuban
cigar nake was arrested yesterday charged with stealing
package evey valued about 2 which had been carse-sy
te y owner Mo-es Field Of No. l3 Broadway IN one
OF the Newark Jersey City last THURSDAY evenns
Mr. Field leaving the missed the PACKAGE and e
turned for e. but found He then eoqaaoted the
police Hernandez fOand with Of the ews IN a.
peshes tickets for the remainder The whole OF
and the prisoner locked up BY Juce osoons
for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

HoRRBEE AccIDEKr-A German named Charles
Hoax on Monday evening met with most fright1ui
accident, which must result in his speedy DEATH he,
with others, was dressing hogs at the pork establish.
ment Of George ID. Cragin L. Co., No. 3so West
Twelfth street, and while dragging heavy hog from
hs large kettle VI boiling water the unfortunate man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16
Liverpool Nav .YoRx AND PRILADEIPHiA SrxAssHP %,
no. IS Broadway NEw-SoRx, Jan. Is. 1851 }

SIR: In 1HE TRIBUNE Of the l4th there is state
nst bst Cant Thompson le Of tie Glasgow obtained
dict against this Company Of fsS0 for sa dismissal
II me evidence Is read viii be that this net
scty correct aud the Company had good canse for ss
ug hin. - -.
e obtained verdict because he had signed shipping articles
AZ hc Sailors Home for period u months 10 Of which hsd
pirr Had he syned for the voyage only Is frequently
he crstou he would not have obtained verdict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

gates TO the Central Committee, consisting Of Lewis
Ii. Watts, w. E. Duryee, and j. G. Harrison. The
houtton-street Association are TO have two dele
gates, Mr. G. F. 6teinbrenner and JOS Southworth.
We trust this example win be followed in other wards
where difficulties exist, and that we shall hear no
nore OF two adverse Republican Associations in
ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

EIGHTH WARD REPuBLIcAs AssocIArIoE.--At the
annual meeting Of the Eighth Ward Republican Asso-
citation, held Monday evening at their headquarters
No. 17s Prince street, the following ticket was unani
mously elected:
j. w kellogg Francis Martin Geo. H. smith, Charles Klein
C. g. Thompson, Anthony Resnjer VIM Mayereao IL Gnsl
AyTes o. NJ 0tisnon WIN. Pyc Cha. Koch, Daniel Mooney,
Eonce Jordop Jas Mccormick, Wm Brown, Jas. r. Cor
;n Wsshiuson King D. r. Dsvis, John Forshay Se,s-
sries~Wm Patterson, Thomas McDOusL Tfeaswer-Abram
=. RiteE
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OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRING WATIH.,cCah
and gel Pamphlet containing the opinion. Of celsers.e Chem
irts and Ply respecting the use Of h MaTsn NE ssss
a. systan Iestnonis hon sons
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