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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12
LAW INTELLIGENCE

suRRoGATE's cOURT-PRB. ll-Bsfore Surrogate WEI
The BLANKnAE WILL CASE.
The contestants in the viii case Of Jane A. Blank
mar. deceased NEE Fanny White, have submitted
testimony to the Surrogate show that the will offered
bv Mr.. Bankman is a fabrication. Wm II. Feeland
and p. II. Baker, of the firm of Freelsnd, Squies d
Co., dry-goods dealers in Broadway testified that the
signature of Mr. Maitland now deeeasedl was not
genuine. Mr. Maitlands name appears as witness 10
the will offered for probate These witnesses state
that they were well acquainted with Mr.. Maitland
handwriting. The care is adjourned to next Friday.
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US DISTRICT coURT-FkB. li.-Before Judge BETS


Mr. Keyser, one of the Jurors in this care, being III
this morning the counsel agreed TO proceed with eleven
Jurors. Mr. Gerard for the Government, then summed
nm He said il was an extraordinary action, involving
as it were, certain sealeo vedcts. II was not case
in which the Jury would find for the plainlin or oe
PENDANT 1t was a proceeding Instituted by Messrs.
Law and Conoyer to get lid Of their bond. TIE July
wonld have 10 find on seventeen Issues named by the
Court The questions embraced IN thee, issues Mele,
whether the bond was an e.erow; was Mr.. fOwlei
defsnler 10 the Government at the time II wAF gwen
and if So did the Government know it : Mr.. Gerard
argued that Messrs. Law and Conover were RESPONSE
ble on their bond and hat there no fraud on the
nat of the Government in delivering tie Instrument
The bond was complete IN all respecis, and do not
want anything to make it le.al. Wien they tlgned IL
thew Intended 10 be ONE responsible for Mr. Fowler IL
the sum OF $4,000, but when he irll which MIR Ger
rard regretted they sought TO get lid Of their respouti
Liiy Mr.. Gerard concluded bis address TO the Jury
al about O'Clock, and the Court then adjourned.
Mr. O'Conor will sum mp in behalf Of hessrs. Law
and CoLover on Tuesday morning.
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COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
70 he Editor Of IN, N. y. Tribune

Sir: notice the advertisement Of the Cosmopolitan
Art Association In your Weekly columns, and see th. tue 'up
scrpion list (. to be keP open Until; April 49, S6l
scfiber both to THE TRIBUNE and the Cosmopolitan AT A'o
tatOn should like to know II there not some qn"ehey III
this thing They fret assert that the doIde''d as q VIC
country has subscriptions rom coming In and accord
ingy those no invested three months must patiently "st
tsrdy Subscribers three months opger But ma H. hry VIM
up by Boosting that subscribers have been pouring In at an pe
oedented rate! Consistency. thou art jewel| 'eiS TINS
A. an age of nours IN charity,
EIGHT THOUSAND AND -.
III. Pc Rah
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coURr cALENDAk-TaIs Dan.

SUPREME CoUHT-GIEERALT ERM.-Enumeratei +
Nos 40. Al, ~ 20 CO. 02 t. n. Pieiencd-No 10 ma. a.
SUPREME COURT-CRCUn.-Patl mos. 3bl 43l
49, 4S 1873 45 49, 46l 1851 AL 4a 49, 49, i9 4s 49,
$50, sol sos, 5l7 =. -, a..
SUPRHMF COURT--SPECIlL TTRN Nos. li5, l4b,
Iss 49, lss 1885, 49, l6s TO- ILL., 49, loi o5 lS l76
III III l5S - No. $3.50 $40,
SUPERIOR CCURT.-PaIt Nos. W, 3Jl, lily, llsl,
ig5 IIsl INK 1919 l2l7 1929 1891 3Z1 lOl7 1893 l23
Part IHos 1872 oe6 G9o 908 IA &c. 52 2G6 ~ S+, B6z
CoURT or COAAoS PLEAs.-Par L-Not. 2Jo5,
3B 1853 81 $50 38l 34 55 35. 35 38y 81 zIL Part L.
Nos SOL 36a 364 to 80 372. 374 375, $40, 3'7, al.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-F.n. li-B,fore Recorder

Only two were disposed Of to-dny. The fret
was that OF Peter Wood poei In the establishment Of
Stewart Co. In December, Jointly Indicted with Louisa
Palmer for puroinng gods Me''fs Stuart Spencer acted
fof the def.ns. The u common Pavntckeis
were found in the Of Louiss At O'Clock Jury
retired and brought in verdict "fp sIceny
and Of receiving stolen DIS IN the Of
won an. Sentence deferred IN both ctses
William r. Ayres then cd the charge 81 dealing ia
O. unteret more y MI Boyle, copper plate enghver
against hon fou indictments pending Tor ccaag
tst bills testified that the I'd OF February large quantity
Of hills on the Hartford Bank In the prisoners posse
,iop having been given him by Witness for the pur
POS Of having him arrested A ohcei OF the Tenth Pre-
sion and as to the The counsel appeared Tor the
dsiense hi wAs heDod out eOItidrTaby hrt Ayes
yery ruectsbe looking woman IN Court during he trial
The Jury did not return until late. Adjourned
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BROORL wv ITEMS.

CHrRcH CHARITY FoUsDArros,-The ninth Ami
veary meeting of the Church Charity Foundation was
held in the Church Of the Holy Trinity on Sunday
night. From the report presented appears that the
Society il in prosperous condition. and with the e1-
ception of mortgage Of $4,000, clear OF debt. Ihs
sum they expect to raise in short time The receipts
lat year amounted to 1908 90, and disbursements
3775 leaving a handsome balance. In the Home,
situated near the line Of tie Fuonayenr Railroad in
the Ninth Ward there are "A inmates, ard in the Or
Than House 49, making total of 20, depending on the
Society for support. The services Of the evening were
conducted by the Rev. A. ii. Vinon OF Philadelphia,
assisted by Bishop Potter, the Rev. Drs Vinton OF
New-York and Litlejohn, the Rev. hessrs Jessup
Garfield, Adams, Guion, Diller, HGskin, and Davis.
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Allegheny, Penn, Feb. :, 1861.

The average expense OF each trip Of the Pony TX,
press Is now only $500. To carry full mnii wo,ld
require led or driven horse and would probably raise
the expense of each trip TO $3.50. The total cost oil
years service at this rate, Fix trips week each way,
would be $l6J,5OO The present parties would no
doubt take the contract for $500 0OO II they could get
no better terms. But at the oni,ide, $ZooVo year
would meet ali contingencies, and leave good margin
for profit,
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r.,x. Stack on the N. ". and Eric Railroad

CLsPvlILE, Monday, feo H. iool'
Fer IN, vsek ending Monday Feb LIS cars Cattle cars
Hogs IL cars sheep horses Total soch ssi soa 90
Freight mskns number Of cars bsuled by
Stocl Express Trains during the week 49, showing an N
crease over last Of OF Live STOCK iosA ea'e
Of ali car, hauled by Stoci Express,
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SUPREME CoURT-CH.sBEKs-FEB. lI-Before Justiee


THE BOONE COUNTY (ISD1AsA) BANK FRAUD.
In the matter Of the petition Of Jos B. Loreei.
The defendant who was a broker in tie State of In
diana WAS implicated III charges Of fraud upon the
Boone County Bank, Ill that State, 10 the amount OF
nearly $500 GOO. He was arrested in this State, and
reonsition made upon Gov. Morgan to send him back
whit Of habeas corpus issued by Judge Pc KHAN,
at Albany who discharged The defendant Oh tie ground
that there a fatal defect IN the WARRANT or requl-
ton. Another warrant reQul,itlnn uhs tfen oh
tined covering he defect, upon which the defendant
was slreried on Lis way from Albany 70 t'is city
notion War recently made before Judge Barnard, herr,
TO discharge defendant on writ Of haoeas corpns
gCsn o. the or und Of d. feet in the warrant or req
,iiin The Judge to-day decided that after carefully
examining the whole matter together with the Gaze OF
Tie Poo l. the relation OF Clark In 9th NenceII
he wa IF the opinion that the mandate OF the Governor
of In, ais COMPLIED with all the requirements OF the
statuie The Uilted States statute reads q" that any
lerson who shall be charged with treason, frlony, or
!, tieu uight be a question Whether it covered any
crime not punishable by impIisunmept IN the State
Prison. But the decision ard authority construe 'be
statute as il stands "or other crime, 10 embrace any
o.ense wli-h may constituted q crime by the laws
Of the Stale fIoB Nhi b requii'ion Is issued Tue
judge erefore said he could nothing but deny the
moliup 10 discharge the pIiaOrer.
Mr. Henry A. Griswold, associate counsel With MI
Graham for the pIisoner, argued for delay mal
Wednt sday, 10 pre- ent further points 20 The Court
which Mr. ChaIield, in behalf OF the ate IIeAsuTer
OF Indiana opposed the ground that no new loints
could lie presented other than those embraced In tie
truveIse 20 the return.
tn. Judge adjourned the matter to "Wednesday, at z
o'clock.
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Michael Fay sgt. George O'Neil.-Motion to amend
ease denied without costs , ,
c. b. GRAY sgt. A. ID. Olmstead ct al.-Motlon
,r,ted uue defendant and sub it to EXAMINATION,
and nav y costs Of motion within three days
a f-,,. Ray apf XIert Nj
CAMERA TEkN-FEB II before Justices CLERKs SUIHxR-
LANE, and iSGEAHAN.
DECISION.
VIM A, Colt agt. VIM. Beard.-Judgment affirmed.
Opinion by Clerke, J. -
SPECIAL TgKN-FEB n-Before Justice ALLEN.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
Fmeline J. Clements hgt Abraham V. Clements :.
Planil sues defendant, lhyi ian Tor decree OF dl-
thoyo lie Jan TO- 1909 ana
plaintiff defendant with having refused er the Dtcesse
smouut but pouI Of bee steal day oT
The su,,.suce also refusing 60 allow the pur
ss ", re bous being kau.y violent that she h's
hrtp h him. Defendant denies the charges AID
s.ys the tho blame Plaintiff to,liftd III her OWN Dt'
L she said she 80 fage Lad been married before
and lived pity the aveIagF OF DSed p-op 'hst she
Of $40 nnun and had Known the defend
AMI rs yrafs before her nIarTifgr him Case still on
Gen N.e aud L. w. Dodge for plaintiff, e1Judge Whiting
for defendant
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terry MAJ Grccbur, which resulted b verdict sss he
accused.
Thomas Fson and Thon.. Pinnesn boys CHARGED VIII
tanning S55, while intoxieaed were tried.
The trial Of Cathsne Fouh German sir for insuticide q
se, down for Friday bext.
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SUPERIOR COURT-GKEEHAL TEg-FEB ll-BefoI
Justices MONckIKF and ROBissoS.

BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.
Louise LiuneI respondent, agt Ws Parker, appellant
This was al action brought against tie now appel
LIANT by woman formerly domestic Ia bis family for al
eg.d breach promise Of marriage The complain alleges the
pIouise ard IT, breach and the hbtFer IL general denial An
The material evidence trial that given By the pait.
Who DO examined witDes.e- The Jury
rendered verdict m the nth for the Of ~ 600 and the
before the General Term appeal from the
Judgment entered upon the verdict Case argued and deeison
reserved.
Henry Fuller and Cbaunecy sch,sr for respondent Moses
Ely foI appellant
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

We have compiled az follows, the number Of officers
Of Southern birth who have resigned in the Army and
Navy, account Of the political crisis, well - that
Of those who s retain their positions in the service.
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MARRIED..

LOCK-STROUD-In FoldEsm ", oesd.y Feb. BY the
Rev Jo,hu, WsGur d. Goodwin LocA 10 Maria s. daughter
Of James Stroud.
WILLIAMSON ROBBIE Brooklyn. by the Rev Dr. Send,
dF, John A Williamson TO Margaret Jane hobb, I'll o.
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THEFT on STANDARDIZATION Greene, en-
poyed on board the Ibos Commodore lying PieI No ~
N sted yesterday, charged with stealing wallet
containing from the berth Of MI John j. smith, an oneeT
Of the boat lie locked mp By Justice Kelly fer exsminson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPRCIAL TBRn-FRB H.
before Judge EHIOS.
Kerr agt EdIihi-keieIebce ordered TO Henry
Nicholl ESQ. % appoint Ree.iyeI. &c.
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Tie following table shows the proportion Of slave 10
free uopnaton IN the different Sttes in 1850 and 1867
300 AZ

The following statements show the free and the slave
populations at each deeeunia period since the hrr' cen
aus wAs taken:
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Discovery or Another Nrw OYsrER-BED.-A
couple Of Jerseymen residing at KeyPort have
recently discovered new oyster-bed which bids
fair 70 create excitement something similar
to that on Long Island Sound come two years
since The shell resembles those Of the Old
Sounds" with a meat like the East Rivers, and
flavor said TO be equal to the famous Norwak oysters
The two men who discovered the bed of course keep
the locality secret, merely giving rs locality on the
Jersey shore, between Coney Island and Sandy Hook.
They sh for them only during the night aud take them
by dragging in over twenty feet of water Several
baskets of these oysters have been received at one Of
the principal saloons in jersey City, and judges pro.
nounce them superior bvalve.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CuURT--PrB Il.-Before Judg
SlALLRY

THF BAIIA ANNA MIHDfN.
The trial of Edward i. Lane for the murder o.
Franz Light one Of the OF the bat Anna, called on
The defer dAnt was the Of the vessel The trial Il
still on
Mr WicoIson the Government James T. Brady and Jss
Ridgway for the defendant.
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"FKrESDs' LrcEUs" LEcTuREs.-The fourth lee
ture Of this coure recently delivered in the Lecture
Room Of Friends Meeting. House on Twentieth street,
New.York, by William j. Alnson Of Burlington,
~ j. will by request, be again delivered by him, on
Third-day evening 18th inst O'Clock i'll tie Packer
Institute, ,Joraemon street, Brooklyn. Subject One
Baptism" Admission Free
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MoRE TROUBLE IN THE THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CHuRcn-CHAR0E OF BURGLARY.-On Monday morn
ing Mr.. James Irwin appeared before Recorder
Tilden of Jersey City, and preferred complaint
against the Rev. James Gubby, John Caldwell,
and Joseph Wildwood, jr., charging them with
having, on the 9Th inst, willfuly and mali
ciously broken open and taken possession of tie
Third Presbyterian Church; also, that they carried
away certain locks the property of the Trustees.
warrant issued forthe arrest of the accused parties
and an investigation will take place in day or two.
serious difficulty has existed between two factions OF
this church for several months past and the law has
been invoked on two or three previous occasions.
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CoRyER Boys.-Several bows were taken before Re.
caTder Tiden Of Jerey City Yesterday charged WIN peig u
the habit sndi the Of the stTte ush pa e
sua,s and nsnItns female. They held for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

HUDsoS CouSTY CouRr.-The Com yesterday
i,4ss us.a sshwsp, and Aaa Hsi'h 0s sasss Aaa sss
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The OFERA.-The opera on Saturday night was
great success, the Academy being crowded. Tonight
"Iucrezia Borga,' az the commencement of new
season of six nights with Sgnorna Elena Us Lucrezia,
Mss Phillips az Mafio steiaui Gennaro, Susini as
Alfonso and Coletti ~ Gubeita.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

SourH-SlpE RAILRoAD.-A bill has been introduced
into the Assembly, by Mr.. Bergen Of Suffolk County,
proposing TO charter the SouthSide Railroad Company
II Long Island. The projected route Of thia road,
which has been long talked Of Is from iSp to East
New.York, a distance Of some 80 miles. Il would
open 10 the public one of the most heahful and fertile
districts of Long leland and form direct communism
ton with Rockaway, IshP, Fire Island, and other
wsteingplaces now somewhat announcement OF access
/, is understood that cst Of the land the proposed
ne has been rendered the Company free of coet and
tost the road will be built during the coming season If
the charter be obtained.
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CHARGE or FELoSIous AssAULT.-Joseph Reilly
and john Keegan brought before CoInwe yese
av for examination tie Of committing eonous
upon Patrick Downey the night OF the 9th OF January
last A alleged the defendants cali, at Dow resideuce
aud inducing him to the door struck him the head
with cotton with such severity 20 impair his eyesisht
The parties had quarrel previous this Both the accused
were commited to await the action OF the Grand Jury
FtRr-AbOut 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon there
wns am alarm OF fire In IN. Fh District caused by the boiling
over of kettle Smiths soap factory the foot OF Gold
street The speedily Amount OF da
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

Covenant securities. &8, i41430 Decrease. 2sl
Other securtes...... 1929 600 Decrease. 3d. SIS
Notes unemployed... 522J $40 Increase. 1859
The amount of notes in circulation Is E2O,O}J $50,
Being decrease Of $4,000 and the stock of bullion
In both departments 52l $780, showing decrease
Of f253 7S3 when compared with the preceding return
The latest quotations for American Securities
, 1861-05-18

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"The best laid schemes Of miea and man.
Gang aft ages"
, 1861-05-18

Br;Eadier General v LILLIAN 8. HAREEY
was born in Louisians, He was appointed
from That State ~ I'd lieutenant of the Ist
Infantry in the year 1s18 From that time
to the prcsent-a Period Of forty-three
ysa1s-he has been in constant service, and
has risen by regulA' gradations to his
present d;stins suished posi-: n-,eing now
the third in rank Of officers in the United
States army. His OILY superiors are Gen.
Scot and Gen Woo. Gen Twiggs, who
outranked him BY few years, has been
stricken from the amy rolls for Treason,
Gen. Sumner, who 'sas recently promoted
BY The President, though holding an equal
position in the army, Is one year the Junior
Of Gen. Harney, and therefore below him
In relative rank.
In view Of Gen. Harney's fidelity to his
hag and his country in the midst Of unpa-
ralelled treason, We are moved to recall
tbs many harsh things which We have said
Of him in times p,,st. The people Of the
Northwest had ba;n led to suppose, not by
Gen. Harney's Owl, acts, but By the acts Of
his brother officers OF Southern birth and
education, that b. too would embrace IN
early opportunity % betray his country and
trAmple lis color1 in the dust But events
have proved him 10 b. made Of sterner
stuff. His recent letter to John O'Fallon
OF St. Louis; his more recent proclamation
to The people Of Missouri, and his late acts
as Commander O: the Department Of the
West, have declared him, Rboye the reach
Of common wordh every inch soldier and
patriot It msy not strike Gen. Harney
h.msell as desira5ie compliment, that 1e
did not in the tirs breath Of secession fly
to the Arms Of trlitors and take his place
beside the treblg infamous Twiggs But
TO The people Of The United States, stunned
BY the treachery in army and navy which
has been developed during the past four
months, this fa:t has an amazing con-
sequence. Aud as We have been among
thos4 who have sharply criticised Gen.
Harney's cours'. in timea past, we take the
more satisfacion in now awarding him the
honor which his loyalty and bravery have
fully earned. In this We do but echo the
prais 6 which IRE on every lip in Illinois,
In the whole Northwest Well done, Gen
Hatney!
, 1861-05-18

TIM Rnrbarfa,1 1f Tra&41As

Xho RArbQK1s11 0f 1Fsa413s
Tha brood Of sxyage vicss which the South
ezn Trea.ou h.a spawned upon the astonished
age. cannot be pa.auelsd In my single pm.
ssge OF history, OF in the deprsvft3 Of my >ona
race or condition Of men. Tbs htest item Of
infamy IL contained In the piracy enactment
Of tha Confederate Congress, VII ch actually
Offers bsoed n.o~ey" for every lo5al American
cItlxsn slaughtered!' TwEHTT Do11a1s 4
HzAD u the price to be Paid for the lives of
al citizens who can be taken aud destroyed
On board United States shipsi--&ad the pa1tzy
addition of t1ss do4lars only Is offered for pris-
oners, ~ II the dendish blood thfrstiness Of
the boss-pirates had prompted them to mako
it more profitable to murder al indiacrimi-
nate]y-aa 1t evidently would be-:han to be
at thsA pains, expense and risk Of securing and
bringing them into port ~ priaone1l Walk
the plank!" will be the memorable doom Of
every man, woman and child captured By the
pirates Of thu Southern Gonfederacy. We
give tho bloody section," u officially pub
lished :--
SIC. TO- That bounty shau Be paid b. the
Confederate Ssa&es Of so for zach psrso1s on
board any asMsd khtp or Vessel belonging to the
United k1ates, at The commencement Of unY sn-
gage7sent, which shall be burnt, sunk, or de-
stroyed by any vessel commissioned - Aors-
said, which shalt be Of quail or ipf7Iior force
officers a,,d c4tsas Of ths private armed sessels
commissioned as aforesaid, for eaeA and <ex,V
prisoner By them captured aad brought into
pT{
, 1861-05-18

TEE PANIC III RIcHMoHD-6Ix ThEs L. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 the Rseansond Esu'sfaa',
:. ak nrss night l. moderate estimate for
thses cssualtlos" in thAt city, and they are
charged to Northern incendiaEtes Of the John
Brown aehool We fear, however, that these
frsa ~ either thu results Of the careless aess
Of thu Ooafaderata troops, In their nightly
orgies, o. that they may b. charged to that
4Pecaliar institauon" Of slavery, and to the
dismal fact that 1t begins to snu6 the air Of
rsbaaiton- 1t this rats It will not BE- long b.
Tore the eEa1y seesesioniats OF the capital Of
Virginia ars cursd Of their madness In IN ~
Peal TO the federA government to s4ve thtm
nom soosthtnR wone tha1 ~six Aras 4
aHat We hsvs NO doubt thAt Gen. 1eott,
or ten. AAaa6aA. pr Gn. Batlat, u tn head
q ssa sso1seAa Ieeo, wo1ld bs' ve1aomsA to-
M 14fA R4Rsk
, 1861-05-18
THE wHRRLING CONVENTION.

The zeal carnestne.s and natriot;sn
manifested br the members of the Union
Convention at Wheeling will not be with
ant their legitimate effect in Virginia Back
al nm hv the Fe3eral Government those
vho com,o.e that hodv will ,non their re-
.r-n ~ tha;, bom-. lake with them that
-on-.~. I'D dete,ninat;on that ara novoe
.h.:. ovr .aor,; ;+r and n
49, er,,.s rro,~th and nm. neTitv of The
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-, ls ..a;. n,ooaod;n ~. ho1,-o ,,s .,v
80 -. .aa ,o,r,, r,ac;.oiv uh.t sct;on