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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
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A.n., n 1ss on With the act Of con approved So
nesus io the Hay Department will r~oss Sropo sisxe
STEAMERS f"p"'A' VI A"hh'h s'SH"Hkkk
The osa drs Of water exceed SIX feet nioe iucbs t
OF the vessel; also with poonder ts. en.
10 70 oe one hundred persons. VITA prossOns ortiry Days
v,ded wits condenser for ding potable water To be-
c I'd and have rudder s each end properly pro
ns Depmspt desires TO have the hbs., .itsio.bs .ps.
time can be ss 10 hs os tose.hsr with me leos;h a
,n 70, ,h Tor that speed which should bele
a hull psr rigging salt. snd canvass
oS snono z: and cables tanks rniturs cooking
a the elupnents FOR and resny in an
saent stores prov.o. aud 70. & sscs,s - nss SSsr mon
the GoTs4saeai Sss@ Stores p0V0n' and fuel hed By
Tue qualifications fully describe the material. "a B. u,es
the method ard ,ze OF s'teog tho de;ai Of tho .is ss
eql 'nents include . IN the proposa.
The pass mus, ae Working drawings from witch the ve..A
aeon Godai ~ orsroOms magazine shelroous dispo-
The bOs engires be below the dsch-.hs m.in shs
may ee ao've he boiler pressure MT 20 less than thirty
paddle wheel to beoyeThung
ypoa Application g 'hs commspdsnt Of sny Nsvyysd us
gun oats wbc as far tsie tn Sc arr to CONFORM
AID ior ~ ch conyen. eat storage Is to DO proviced
lAe oie ers "ii tie le4st which they W.
ssfe to compete vessel for 1t such Ssvy
d rs taey Hsy name without to the Ooyeranen
Il Gt nAeWe be I'd In the the total saouot
wkich they will engse 10 ell tbstb reI above and
braceG in their specifies md plans sud th I'D be-
col slcd by guAraoTs that HswsIGsd hey vii
cute TIE contract.
Ine usual conditions Of Government contracts win be OBJ
served Payments be at four different intervals as the
wok progresses retaining oDehh Of the whole for
nt d after the delivery Of The vessel repair any defects
thst may be discovered within that trial
dertoc that in the contract guarantee will serted
fuhneD OF the condition speed fue sati.facoy woing
oi tho machinery, &c, with forfeiture In failure.
The repma OF bidders succes. steamship buders
viii have due weight and the proposal u
the marine building esaoishent at hich they intend The
q. nisctinefy 70 be made.
The Department tie righ 70 the propositions
made ncODormty with the conditions prescribed which ssh
be considered 20 he interest OF the G6vsum and
bno the greatest number fadyange ard reject any oil
Of them, a. IT'S option.
he ecicatons and plans pndet not obtaining the
tract can be withdrawn by them
The Department will consider itself under obligations
10 receive proposals aite the 9Th Of september, lS6
Augig law4wSes.
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TyyoIu uNTRERS and TRAvELERS-Do not

VyOJ OJJJNTEERS and TRAVELERS-Do nov
~ home wi hout il P,iicemen carry IL WIN hem NO
family worksbop rao,d steamboss shonld Tor moment
,s ,,ihoutths "sTERLING CAHPHoRArEO oiSdhh'
uufailnr remedy 1t gives instant rie and speedily
cure. Summer Complaint Cholera Morous CAmp' ooho oa
rhea Dysenery aud Cholera In 'heu worst i'im rof
g.. STIFFNESS pyspepsis Nervous Debility, Eod fsulency
Ina, no eau One may suffering or hie isel
Sold st retail by all druggists and deaerI In medicine at S GEMS
abo..le New.Yoh wholssss Agences--S l8J Broadway
above Courandts, and a. s. BARNES No. 2O2 Broadway
Each bottle beaIs my signature. THOMAS 7. MARSHALL
Proprietor of steripss Curel 5age and Popular he-cine
Trenton, N. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
Ocean Steamers.

nor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE,
l. on SATURDAY. AUGUST 1.-THE United States Mail
Stesmer FULTON j. A. Wotton, Commander vii sal from
Pier no 81 North River foot Of Boss on Saturday August
II, at noon. " =,
This steamship safety and comor has double
engines under deck. incosed by water tight ccmpartment
which, beside other resul,s nd In the event OF coo or
srsnd keep the pumps free to work. aud secure the saiey
oi vessel gnd passengers.
SAMUEL n FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents. No. Broadway.
The steamer hRAGO will sail September IA.
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAbiA.-A first
i cass sea ner will NewYork on the st th and 2it
he day Of deparure viii be the MOSDAY following. For
f'' d. b. ALLEN. Ageut
S,rEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- LHERPOOL audins and embaking passenger st Queens-
town Grel,n he Liverpool New. Yot. and fhisdephis
steamship Compsny patching Clyde
built iron Stesinshps as follows; - IA
CI. Y OF bhL1lMOBE......''Sa SATURDAY sus w.
FTNA Saturday. Aug -,
And every SATURDAY noon, from Per No ~ North
River
FIRST CABIY.........-STS STEERAGE... .:....'""SsS
First Canin 20 fas..... o. SieeAse TO Pans''.''' 30
First Cabin to HanJurg... IS steersge 70 Hamburg %
Passengers also forwarded to HAVE, Bremen ho'eio~'
An,wep D &C. At uualv low rates.
wishing bring out their friends can buy cfeu nero
a the following To From Liverpool or opee
town-Fnst CABIN, t5 SB5 and ti05 seeFsso uom L"ei
pool $40; from Queenstown. SO ...-
these asve superior onmod4on. 'or psenger
and carIy exPsI,enSea Sa,seGg: % s on boaa
further Information, sppY IN l-ce poor 70 vs. ~
I\MhE, agent No =! Nari.sL IN ol.so"' 70 " " n
SEYMOUR Co.. in London. TO LIVES q MhChi, 3 Np ol
q, IL Bour,e IN phladephs 70 IOHa o. DALE NO. III
Wsuutpt; nj At the Coupanys Offices. -
JOHN O. DALE, Agent NO. Is Broadway, n. I.
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sIArH ~ EEw.YoHg, OrTicE oy rBE SEcElrasroIl
STATE. ALBANY. Aux l. ls5l. y
10 ihn GIIERIEE Of Tine COUNTY OF NEW-

STATE ALB,NY. Aux !. 1851.
ITO the SHERIFF OF the COUNTY OF NhW-
i YORK-sm: NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN tb'i At
the General Election b. hold 10 i STATE, TIE lnefd'y
,scosoJD The Monday Of November ne1i le following
soeIetny Of sste ia The Pi,es David FOyd J0re'i
css5os r. 5s fSs b :. Sos Ss ~ cb,Is a. mv.
State Engineer aud Surveyor in The pace Of Van X Rich
sis.s Treasurer, In The place ofPhnp DoI,lsn n.ri
Canal Couisl0nsr ia the place Of Hiram oaidue foT ful
Cans. Conni.,loper In the place Of Bcuianln r. Bruce,
who oned MI tho Sassncy ocee'oned by he death CT
An Inspector of State P,on the place Of Josiah t.
Judge Of the Court Of Appeal in the place Of George F.
All whose terms Of oee will expire the last dsy Of Doee
Also Justice OF the Supreme Count. for tho Fra Judicial
Di.tre in the place of Thoms. Crrks whose Of office
viii expire on the ias, day OF Dsesnile neIt.
Ao, Senators The tourih fifo Si. and Seventh Sen
''' D''';St,t CotSTFR fS'R oFsicERs 10 BE ELECTED
A Sheriff, In the place Of Joan kelyi
County Clsrs N The place Of John Clancy u n,
Justice ofthe Marine Court In tho place Of Arba H. May
district Attorney IN the place Of Nelson J. wserburyi
Two Justices Of the Superior Court in tho place efLewb b.
-Four Coron.r, Ia tho place Of Robert Gamble Andrew r.
Jaskman Francis Is. O'ksofe. and William schifmer,
Two suPer'aO In the place Of Elijah H. fafdy and orson
All whose ,orms Of Office viii expire the s. Day Of Deem
'' Yours rsrs,rectfuny, D. R. FLOYD JONES,
Secretary Of state.
hoeby certify the above TO be copy Of the original notice
received By this day from the Secretary Of state
JOHN KELLY,
ebeif Of the City aud County Of N,wYosk.
Aug q 1861.
ExfRACT FROM CHAPTER 400, LAWS or 1860.
Sac. hTne Sheriff Cleik Of the County of New-Nort,
VINO shall receive notice Of Election shall without delay
deliver copy notice 10 the board Of Supervo Of said
County and Supervisor of said County h. shall also
copy notice bo published In each week until
Election therein specified In such In 'ad Coun
exceeding hon In number having the largest ccgs
tion la the City aud the County.
Pui.usnt the above extract propreorI ofne~spspers
Dodled inser ths advertisement une duly
JOHN REILLY,
suJ lawts Sheriff Of the City aud Connty Of dewYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

OFucK or CLERK oP BOARD OF sGPHRyIsoxs,)
No. City Hall, Esw.York, Aug. 3. iSl. a,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at TINS
~ Office Until the 10Th day Of August, at IL IN.
For $50 TO 800 TINA Of he best Anthracite Coal or c use o
the Courts and oces OF tie county the ton to DO
Vt :, 2Jo pounds. 49,, -. - /,
proposals. for so cords Of Kirdling Wood pnel cut ana
split foi The said Coal and Wood to be delivered sueh
III. reserve The sht 70 reject any and all propo.
sals ELIJAH y. PURDY,
WILLIAM c. COSNER
WILLIAM n TWEED tconnit,ee
THOMAS LITTLE,
JAMES DAVIS,
ORI3ON BLUNT,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

DEAOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
/ y removed 10 No. l8l Broadway, between Uraud and
Boomssts where no se. Tocayt PIANOS for sl5o All
carved es s2oO and warHpies Second hand
PIANOS and MEL0DkOH3 from 925 to Sl90 All kinds of
Mukcs Merchandise prices Pian0s and Melodeons to
let from 90 to 90 per month rent allowed purchased as per
agreement Monthly payments received Tor tha same
ALEXANDRA ORGANS for Churches OF low prces
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1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
SDI CENTRAL RAILROAD. LOOA
pEAT nouRLE-TRACK ROUTE.

GREAT DOUBLE-TRACh hOUIE;
e.nse, Of Rled f. equal u 10 the country
~ 1tiE an EAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Offcs No. Astor House, corner nf Fesey =;
Facilities for the transportation Of PASSENGER 70 And Ho o
epua Chicago St Louis st Paul, fa.hSiile, Memphis rev,
Orlen, and al otter ia the West Nor h-Wes aud
South We ed for speed aud eon prt oy any u'
Tou1h iAins for the Ne,t esve Newly Voot OF OoirF
lsndt.st )-MoIuiug EYpress Evening tIpfess IN.
s.o si rn from ZANE place, via Al eut Up rvrg ~
Pisbueh Il next day sud connecting thefe WIN " "S
trains
Fare always low aud the time sqdck by any other
ard ronl aoy point Rsr Il oo Kentucky Indians,
mi, d. Wisconsin, lows, Missouri, by RAILROAD Dl-
EECT any the Layisable rivers OF the Wes by
of Freight 20 aud from any point Of the West by tao
RsT I'D at all times as favorable as are charged
har ,lro.d Compauies Merchants AID shippers i1tn
p ths transportlon their Freight to thi, Company reT
Will confidence o. itsspeedy tian'h r., -, ,,.,
phis Counsny also maintains Eutgrsnt Accommodauon
Lire by ich patti eaig ang westward ENJOY cheap sld
comfortable De Of oonyeyance At one nsn ne As'
.ff.rs T. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent NO Astof House
10 / As,o, House and No South Williau-ss-
MCDONALD BscHoeF, SlsTsT. i,,,,sS,
ENoCu LEWIS General Sup't. Altoona. Pa
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CiIANGE OF
lTFRMINUs-Leave Jane slip and 3h..t Ferries New
NorE al and J:J' p. for oreennot " NJ sno - D.
a. Tor Sy et $50 D. for tGrnnsdis. foT teup'7'd
n 40 t:aO $3.50 and ESQ Trains leave Hunters
Point on arrival OF boat from James-Alp.
NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PliILA-
~ DFLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
TY-Ma Aud Expres. Lines lesye Newl 90 a. AMI IL
n, aud sa1d m ts-e 50 ThrouEh tcsets.oll or Ga
crnti ard the West md for Tim aad thIoush eassags
'-'0' " J. w WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage viii be received for trains unless dsiyered3ad
checked - m. nuss in advance OF tho time eilei'nE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

By the use of tlsae Pin, periodic attacks Of Hro o,
Ss Headae may be prevented and taken the Commence
mcat Of IN attack Immediate Teeo pain and sclues, viii be
obtained
They seldom fail removing the Sarsa and Headache 10
which females are so subject
They sct gently upon the bowels removing Cotirsne
For Lerary Men, Suasnts Delicate Females and all per-
soas Of ssdenary habits they valuable a,s La-atse I'm.
proving appetite giving tone aud ry to the digestive
gsn and restoring TIE natural elasticity Of tie whole
system
The CEPHALIC FILLS the result OF long Investigation
ard carefully experiments having many
years. during which time they have prevented reeved
yas, enouut Of psp and suffering from Headache whether
orrns.ns In the ae1sOu, system sea stat. Of the
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their competition rnd may be
taken at all times with perfect safety without king any change
Of diet and s abnes Of cay dsasreas render. easy
10 a9ziatstey l..ra 70 children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTZRFEITs.
Tie genuine have i've signatures oi HENRY O. sPALDING
On each Box.
Sold by DrugsistE ard all other Dealers In Medicines
A box win be sent by mail. prepaid, receipt Of the
PRICE, Q, CENTS
Al osd.rs should bsaddrossedto
HENRY C. spALDIN0,
No. % Cedar st.. New.YOri.
To- A single botas ofsPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
win save ten times Its cost snnuaily.H
sPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
sPALDINUs PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIEcEs
ECONOMY! DIsPATCHi
rS'"A STITCH IN TINE SAVES EIsr,pa,
4, accident, ,, happen, in seu regulated asas, ,
very desirable have cheap and convenient way Of n
Ing Furniture, Toys. Crockery. &c.
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household afford to be
wi;hOutil hhawSys ready and up to the sticking point
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUsE.n
MA brush accompanies each bottle Price, % ceut,
address
HENRY c. sPALDING,
No. Is Cedarst, New.Yori.
CAUTION.
As certain unprncplsd persons sttcnptngto palm of on
be nsuspecting public limitations OF my PREPARED GLUE
would caution all persons to examine before purchasing aud
zoe that the fan name,
TT sPALDNO's PREPARED GLUE,.el
On ts vatsids wrsppg az 0&Srs svisiag pOsarf1s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

UR0N-CLAD STEAM VESSELS.
IL The NAVY DEPARTMENT will receive ofers from rsr.
ties able work Of this KIDD aud who
saged Of which they will furnish evidence with th otefs
for the construction Of one more lRON-CLAD STEAM
VESSELS OF WAR, either OF iron Of wood aud iron
bined river service to be Of no, lees than
rteen da oil Of trom eighty
to hand ed aud tw,ny tuGs weigh With provisions and
stores for from dIe1 and xtye 10 three hundred
oss according armament for sixty days with coal for eighs
days The smaller GRAFT Of water compatible with other
ouhes win be preferred. The vetse be sged with two
s.,s with werope standing rigging TO navigate at
general description and dsSings of the vessel amor and
m.ehnery such a the work can 70 executed ho vi" Do TO
quIed - -, a,
Tha Offer must the cos. and the time for completing The
whole exclusive Of and stores Of all kinds the rate OF
peed poposed be accompanied BY guaranty for hs
proper execution OF the contract, awarded .
pesops who intendt offer inform the Depart
sn of their Intention before the 18th August inst and TO nsye
the propositions within twenty-five days om sAD
dte.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
rUroSins CARDS, Sc.

-,,,,,~
AT EyERDELL's, No 302 Broadway-WED.
N DING CARDs.-These celebrated Engraved oafes '~e
only at this store.
At VIM EYERDELL's SONS.-Wedding
earns Of The latest styles at No. lc4 soltons 4.
WN FyrEnTlL jr HExKY EvgRDHIL- fRAScisEHSHpkLl-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
NEW.YORK & NEw-HAVEN RAILROAD.

4
and b. az. (cbusneo on l1th-st D. "a follows:
100 TT In fsr New ilay pin; At all stadobs
80oa fEx.) for Boston Wis Spfngheld conuecths, "
Bridgeport with Honssopic and NangaucA oeds ~ re-
ven With N. H. London, ard Sonns on hairosJ.; At
Ha od with Aeco nmodIioB Train for Providence; spring
field with Connecticut RR tn Montreal ,,,- -
9&0 Ttn, for horsslk aud i1teTmedse sta1ionh co1
meeting with Dsabury BR
;lS m Train or Haven stopping AZ all STA ions con.
nscug New. with boston bI via 5ho Lines also,
H. aud Har ford and Canal Railroads 70 hoiihampton
3:tS for Boston Sp gned ooLuectlrS a. bfidseo
with HousstJo aud Ma gltuok Railroads at Ne"-hAVel WIN
h. H., New. London. ana Slonington II ilToad,, , n.
$3.50 p Accommodation, connecting win D@o"'y IA"
40 o En for New Haven stopping at ell st.;lonL
s.n n M Tor NorWsk ard intern edii'e stations:
for Port Chester sud iusT uie Hate s.aiions
800 D. N. Mail Train Tor Hew-fisven and ali .tiions-
DOCKAWAY ACCOMMODATION.-T
Al OLD sOUTH-FERRY R0Urs.-Ihe cars OF tho
ERoOKLYN CENrRALAND JAMAICA EAILtDA NJ leaye
contb Fefry Bt5ok direct for JAMAlCA ahdE UNA"
DAILY connecting Jamaica with tho Bockaway oui0n nIe
Of stage. a. Jows: A. 845 aud 95 and a. jJ and 4'lo
m Re urninr the Stages Rockawsy. connecting az
,w.ca with Carr 6i5 aud e and at !:lS snd
1880 m Sunday tsiu FROM South tey leave al - ara
Is5 a. IN. and at 5:43 p returning, s'eses cs'e SncA.
way o. Thrr ugh fare. 20 ceUs Doughty horamss
eksuey Bsgre Express win take baggage to aud from any
mart II oklyn Eefork In connection with this route
1861 THE PENESYLYAHlA 7 " 1871
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[eQal Noilces.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF
the Couny Of SewYotk noss hsle6y given to al Pe,,ons
ha.in csi Egsnst GEORGE WALTER late ~ the l;iy o
He ofk drrra,.d 10 present the with vouchers Thereon
tn r1bcber q hb e.idsGce a. tho Hone Hone No
prod.y Ia the City Of New before he tenth asy
Ori,rf neytDl.ed New.l lors e tth day Of April lyel
a;S !gwCmS- JAMES iAlth, Executor.
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priiuins.

CTUDY ECONOMY in TINE of WAR.-The
- cheapest PRINTER be found Ut No. Tyon-row
City Hall 5000 Hsndbis s) Of tho best Bnheads,
a. GOOD Business Cagds only 90 cts penhoIsaud.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
nlnsital gnsirumenis.

Z ICIITE a. BRADBURYS
\ NEW SCALE OyER5TRUNU BASS PATENT 1NSULA-
TED FULL IR0N-FRAME GRAND and SQUARE PIANO.
FORTES, No. f2l BIoomert
What everybody must DO trne Everybody says they arc
TIE best; therefore they must be the beat
DAVEN, BACON d. Co.,
LII Msnuiaciurersof of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANo-FO8TES
In Every Variety Of Scales aud Patterns.
WaIefooEf No. rs Grandsi., near broadway,
NtW-Yo.k.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

LtUPREME COUKT, City and Uounty OF NoW-
- York-Iu tn natter o the Petition Of tEe Corporation ol
ThE FIRST BAPTIST CHuKCH, In IN, City OF New iotk'
f m order Tor sale of Bgng Ground Houston street New
Yoi City-No,e b hereby given to ~ whom may cGGeen'
That application wi be made 70 the Cogi hon DNn,ei = r
,o Can al CLainbeIs sd Court Al The Cry HAi IN the
tay of hewlork FRIDAY, Ne loh dsy 81 ~,
o-t p th. fsnoon of ssi DAY thereafter e,
can be heard Tor AZ der aid sys for tho removal OF
t ,.d bod remains from, bud Tor .hs sale OF We
Isrying round beoI ns the religious corporation OF lilo
Fust Bagus. ChIcA r. the City o New os situate ca the
la u ousi0a street. bewcnn tie ttst AID second
avenues IN tie City OF Newfok and ]s suc1 othor e ibeI
osdes relief rty be proper a. tie ptis .d New
lels, gth AggIf, lbl. > X \ r. h. NlHhl MAN,
At-ogreys. sbd % Counsel Tor Petitioners,
No. ls5 Broaiafty Hes-lofk Cky.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
So rI,HEY GO RIGHT TO TyiE SPOT"

"THEY GO RIGHT 10 ME SPOT
,,,,r,xr vv,ur STOP YOUR C0UGH
PURIFY YOUR BRBATH
sTRBNorHEN YOUR VOICE
THROAT ooNFE oTIoNS
GOOD FOR CLERoYMEN.
GOOD FOR LBCTUnEhS
GOOD FOR PUBLIC sPEAKERs.
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOE CoNsUSfrTVEs.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING's THROAT CONFECTIOES
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
SPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS.
They relieve q Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They gige strength aud volume 10 the voioa
They imp.t delicious aroma to tho breath
They are delightful to the taste.
They sse made Of pie herbs and cannot harm any
Isse every one who has Cough Husky Voice or aBsd
Breath or any difficulty Of tie Threat to get package OF my
Thros Copieeons they viii relieve you Instantly and you
viii agree With me that "bey 80 night to the spOt' You will
find them very useful and peaan, while travelling attending
public meetings for ssug your Cough asying you Thirst
fyou try package safe In saying that you viii ever
alerward consider them Indispensable You viii hnd them ~
the Du3gists and Dealers In Medicine
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Ny rnsure Is on each package AL others are counterfeit
package VIII be sent BY mail prepaid on receipt Of thirty
ccnts
Address,
HENRY G. SPALDING.
No. % Cedn It, New.Yort-
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= Y. SUPREME RT.-WlLbIAM III

"A 7.
IN PAFTLETT and FBEDEBiCKA. BAR1LtIT sgainit
GFDRGE n. NORRIS Seth X Cole Ah'am pNt.h Alexander
". B-ler Gtmsll King Charles r Reynolds, fTedecS W.
pey0e aud CklIl' r,aI-Summ Tor teiri m n.t otr
h.r,by required 20 altwrr TIE compaht IN u
sfon hirh win BE- fci IN the Office Of the Iif oi 'se
cfv - suao AZ Hv,rhsud IN tad county. snd 70
copy f your answer % the sid complaint on the
fheir oFee No. 10 Mau stree, in the cry CT new ioA
xn twenty d.gs sr the service Of this summons on VOC
.Acu.ys of toe day Of such service and you t 20
H. Aid oplaiai within h- time aforesaid TIE pisnh "a
,l seon vii appy the Court Tor tue feh'i dhSheeu IN
tie co41pIaut.-Dstsd July - ldl, -. . -, ,..-
-, - - fsig' t5i STARR & HUGGLEs,
i ~ ts,.y 80 -" Plsirts' Attorneys
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

with satisfaction by the friends Of the lucky
man, those who favored the appointment of
the disappointed candidates are correspond
ingly depressed. Alex. Z. Sands, Esq, Of
Vinton County, is appointed and confirmed
as Marshal of the Southern District of Ohio.
Mr.. Sands isat present the Superintendent
Of the Muskingum Improvement, and is
endorsed most cordially, by large number
Of those interested in the appointment in
our district. Mr.. Sands is one of the most
energetic workers in the State for the Repub-
lican cause, and having turned his energies
to getting handsome appointment for him
self, his energy and perseverance have won
it for him. III.
The Bill providing for the lease ofthe Pub
lie Works of the State to certain parties
named in the bill, for the term of ten years.
for $40, 900 per annum, passed the House
on Tuesday last, by pretty decided vote.
The Select Committee on Districting the
State had meeting last night, and without
acting on any plan adjourned to meet on
"Wednesday night, next week. A new pro-
posltiontoi our district is Belmont, Harrison,
Jefferson, Tuscaruwas and Carol. This
gives us, not only about the proper popula-
ton under the new wapportionment, but what
IL better, 1T gives us very handsome and
reliable Republican majority.
BY resolution directed to the Secretary
of State, information has been obtained from
the several counties and Judicial districts il
the State, showing the number of case,
tried, and the number of days employed il
the trial of them. From this | find the fol
lowing facts relative to Belmont County:
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
ParsOn BrOwnlOyv and the Gov
ernOrshlp Of TIE nm essee.

Parson Brownlow announces himself Q
candidate for the Governorship Of Tennessee,
looking to the 'unbought and unterrifed
people of tho State" for election. He says
he stands by the Union, the Constitution,
and the Enforcement ofthe Laws, regarding
the States that have gone out of the Union
as guilty Of treason, the election of Mr. Lin.
coin as aifording no ground for secession; and,
if elected, pledges himself to refuse to con,
vene the Legislature, or take any step that
would advance the cause of secession. He
indorses the inaugural Of Mr. Lincoln a,
temperate, conservative, and national and
thus speaks Of the movers of disunion:
The leaders in this movement to dissolve
this Union, the great citadel Of our liberties,
aud the depository Of the hopes Of the hui
man race, will 60 down TO their graves with
out any halo Of glory surrounding their brows,
while on their heads will be gathered the
Kissing curses Of all generations, horrible as
the forked tongued snakes of Medusal
Their ghosts will stand on the highest and
blackest eminence Of finfamy-the detestation
Of mankind. Having met q traitors death,
they will each and oil fll traitors grave,
oyervhich there will be no requiem but the
groans Of the oppressed and the execrations
sf the geod, Their monument will be of
human bones, upon foundations slippery
with human blood. However high may have
been their elevation in Office, their fall will
be like that Of Lucifer. And whilst from