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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

GUfREME COURT. City aud County OF New.
y Yors-SANCrL ". HOFFMAN AGAINST ANDHEW
WILSON, JAMES NJ. IOEt RI sid john W. COBURS,
Assgnrc3 q Audraw Wilson Robert III. iohuru o. al mo.
i'm uususnce o. The Ddkeut Of The above ent'cd court
made g. tire sbJyo crie lcign the 2d DAY Of March,
tC2 the fierce spp iacJ In snd hy s4d Judgment the
urpoc lng and eTsig Into tneet such Iud meut
ii fs o. public ton rt ie Msicbfu'3 fzcharge - be
CGy OF Aewio the lttl osy Ap lt02 az l. ocoes
noyl, enough is.nes Miller heA Estato Aucs.Jaecr hl
The following described lsiseEOd premise with tho appu
icuacf hereto, 4 - sa5: 80 has certain ,ndenuie 81
ltase teu date he si day ~ frbiuey. it whrchy
0lci,ira r. Hoaasu and the said ssmye v Holm ~ DID
dsln GU farm i,t unlo the aut ADdew Nis1n
bis executor sduasraiOts "a aasgu- tie promise
therein and isrs rlauf with IL. oppITtchsurs-
10! ~ during ard uiI The f end and term Of twenty
yeais from hrst Day o. Nsy - for me louly rit %
hundred dollars ed an Hnch leie Wer1 con 'i GER
l coyeneu.s IS tls ssHow, thereof and the building
teeu by reference thereto Hl p'ir; AID w. ,ch prem
40 AG.ous thereon firre iyirg md bong ~ 'h. ke
teeIh W. a. hc city oI Aea-lok aud or he noThe
side - foySerord street hsfwrrn the fith sud SIKH
avenues. and cohtting erd described IS iooTs: Com
Dcncs on the norhfy lite Of toftsSe'ond 'es' distant
twO hmc-d 700 feet ten inches ia 1919 westerly
90 ~ IT, rprhgf- oily rier 0f the fE svrulc end Forty
Second see' rnulils uuc- westerly along tie uorthtIJ
SIDE o rtrt1 cd .crt Wcnt, ictt aOc tguincef ttnco
uofLrr' ac rsllc. tne n ayrnue pa-iua through
The G'd0l. 81 psy-s fll ElnGTcd fee: iuCb,.
lo center llne OF fl1 block; ece ,asrfly pgTsel with
fortTSsccrd street. tFruty sud tel iBcs and shrnce
flutlcriy p.4e Isl BE Fifh (pss.iug thfou he
g5Ater Of pel Y hpndiea feet ard he iIchrs 20
b. place or beginning tos rI with all sud M uAr Tie ca
hCts regs end E'nrHersuces thcTeunto boougiYg and
also a covenants of val iG sd loose cJuaued 40 otr
thereof tulec tue and covenants
served ard col,. q "a sad lleHllTc " leaseDs.cd New.
OK, March IS. 49,
s. JONES Referee No. TO- Broadway.
p. l. F,NcHtN. Pras Auy NJ. 1,y broadway.
ulAXl G4~ JUAu6t
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Receipts Of Prodsc.,

APsIL 5-s00O bbls Flour. 3l8 bDs Corn Meal 100
bags dc., liCU bbis. Whisky, $50 bush Mali 800 do
v neat 900 10. Seeds wv do Oats, 2Sc psga Proyiops
80 do Lard.
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EERRY LEASE II ArCTION.-By rirnc

EEBRY LEASE &C AUCTION.-By virtue
o. The aut-ofy ted ~ Bin tls Corrol'e vi sELL
G.. PobNc tarto. 10 fse highest hiicrf With sirqnte
Guilty. zoe Ci.y Hd sAflR0 AZ. The lth dat q
hprl 1862. o. p. rc0ck noon, The LEAbG q lie BULK
head Al >AOHG PIER TIE foot ~ Dea5osles street
ber Efhsc e ir v1;4 s,oag The ws'-f., tide 81 Wet
l-eli lecg uefrd 5-iones % the Corporation q
ne nj teaYo-t riih the q 20 % fey ihrfe,fo
the t of Hofsmu, Jeirey Cry tu such "a HOG.
piece yey C,y "a ~ siled By ls esef, a. Ia o'sa
eIquso a. coI y, tie tern o. ten years from The Isl d.
~ NAY. ltlt
The L-s.s % cs-a'l ~ q conditions end covenants pgsl
o. ry bY on and also such
p-esrh,C s. .e.cn-,I 10 TOE Common Council ~ relation
thereto. pc. .rd hov-u5tr G. lftt.
DEltaTNKSr o. fiNtHCE,
COs-.oiIEa's OFIicr March %. 1867
Maze llw1 14S l1AD ROBERT T. HAYS Controller
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9urnliure.

'RtMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR
NPJRE To- an color and r'yios, a. ,hg'esae a.u @
e aIs' - siok n thc clty Sunts Wv sha Nf",yap :
Ssid " slnnt eutea. y Gsir'sss, fslot.es. 40 "@'
WARD, No. 20 Conl'sf doors eist OF Broadway
ENlRST-CLASS ENAMELED fukNii Ch lt
= Plain. dccorsisj, ard Grained Soii Wac, 500 VS.
Ssts suits "a ~ aud upusrd Ms,ieTsst. Spps heu. &C
, w FISHER Co. Nagnae'afea
No SO prosagay. teiw,on BE eSeI and n3ni-st'
50
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of the County Of Nswlok notice isbsreby given to al
persons having claims against HENRY MEEHAN Of The
City Of kewYok deceasec to present TIE same, wi yoncb
thereof TO the a crl5er flee Of Richard WHINE
No 30 Nasssus IA The City of New York before The
day Of October DextDaied New-York March y 1901
r3h25 lew6wTu JAMES w. WHITE Executor.
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cenni Notices.

ClIpREi'E COURT. CITY and COUNTY Of
~ NFW. YORk-S' NtEL v HOFFMAN lesinsi Az
nRFW WILSON. JAMES n COBUA and John W
BURN. a.. igresf a1arrw Wilson Robert 4. ,oburn
sl-tciou No Oae In pnrsua' CO OF tho Judgment o.
he above lrd Corr. acs in She aboveeuis0 action On
. 3ay ( Mach 1872 7. ne ReieIee SPpointd 10 Az
t8h jpd-nsnt fof he pnrpose ~ eIecrin Ald carry
% caee sn,h judgment VII sell A. lbic suction at ne
srchlutf t1cisnc H. tts Cily Of NsHf ora on nc %
sy ~ lp!L 1872 % y O'clock noou, through JAMES ~
5lLLE T. Peal Eis.r A5ronter a t1e 4ol wing dt'c rf
prtmsss with i aDgn fenlnce' he-o tnai r 70
frst jay al aiarrh, ilbl whe r3y Cinrlua norm h
AMI his ssi s4uue T. lfr-n did demise Jesse $40 20
(.tulr ie sro Irw IS lstr, 7ri % lls exc M ~
adm in rai orr. sid as grs re premises thfeu erd he't
uni f. cu aoi r-la a. tUenty 3eat nom ne nav
day Say. 'n JOS the yesfy rent Of ~ hnc1t d efa
paYa0e silly, cna H. wn,h lease were tnf 81
tam nsni6 % tne renewal thUeof AMI t"
lolibed follows; AL shai certain lot oi auo Ia
the bn 1iug thereon. tllue.c ug snd Dtlng DID "" nm"
teeIih 'flrl " t.fr owe ~ o.
sds tinh nrenps gud CousDg md described - ioss
Fiji sYepue AID tae saathey sidc o! toTiyia street. r1
a;ng Ee'ir as Tie Westerly SIDE O. rum ave tr
we sv- tof and Eve uchc1 thence veg cT'T 3nd per'
olttbd itreef. aDo part o. the way through The ceu
paris Sob cue band j sn1 tau 'ett ~, &c NORTH
~ and palSt Fth ~ cutyAys feet gid Eve
T. iae saut y eide ~ 70 . ird rtre"f, ad thrnc-
eas .y aans le soui1c v si1o of Forty thilo erect
I'd ao1 tle V'sce OF re ginning; alnrg go
sb in Iort sd Tcsr twenty-five fest sud nve iuodea
% Ayth oach So r.. hiucIel and -wo foc Together
W al AID 81 - 90 e ehces, privileges srd -Fpurie.
Uus taere1Eo ls and allen all covenants ~ fen-gg
r. fai lo4se couiaDfd. sld benefits thereof hu3cc how
Zoe rsuig ud eOectl'a ressrvrd sd coat mod Il
bl ,nds .age o. ssDs - Nea.Yoik, Msrch -. i62.
: JONfS. Referee, No. lot Bfor1wey.
T. FANcHEr, Plduths Attorney, 229 Brcsdety, y. y.
mh23 -as3U Usf
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PaaaenEcFs Arrived

IN ,ch, Pd-soa from. Haisasa,p. q. Hi. ssrrael HieiA
g. More.
IL 6a,k EiaTG Eeer, from RsHeG O'Hen-y p rsintss.
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S,TATE VERMONT, Rutland, ss.-MILLER

~ a .kNAPP Trustees, 1hE RUTLA:D AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD COLPANN-ln Chsnc~fy.
Mach TeIR. lS2Whtrea., DANIEL hiier and shepn'd
hHopp Of hs Cy and ate Of New York ilusire. Of the
Rulald and Wa,hi Railroad have fled hor peri Ion IN
said Couri. Getting 10 ia that bill Ia the ADoveeniiet can
been foT long Time pending 20 orecofe he nss mort
gsss sd Railroad that lid suit has been resisted a. d
great eNpense have been c med in tie pTote 1tn Thereon
that 10 deaY such expoo'es asess9eiI no orsp sde
uroB bgudhoidtrs uu6,I ssd mortgage Wb n ASST
usAt hare sad hondhodeTs have neglected - py
ir hst The orr, he 81 osdsr ruid bondbods 20 psJ snch
slcset a hin a .bo y, and provide reason sole und
ed any claim anoer said ortsase. By re~son Of any
bonds s,rnrtd ttoishy. -,
&C.. 10 anna. before tie Hon Jane. Birret Chancellor. al
\s.lre IA The County NIndhsm, in sad state, the
asy oil Anil A. d t, tben and the 10 show II
M liz have WIZ the payer Of sait petition should not be
:nrd pv puDsue tie aubsiauce 81 said petit with Ibis
o. leT ; dsys succc.lve, ~ be- Neg iok Dolly rrbur
ted 10 10 ~ o NewA end Is rae Hot and Daily
nyds printed a Hllnd iI the S,ar If y Tmori The las
5f hch she'll be az east ten days pryious 90 Ill bearing
which slal us tt ll4li .aiLclo1t nvtice.
Il. W HOPKINS, Clerk.
81 Cr,r.uroN. Sl'irftrr
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CTPRENE col RI, CITY and COUNTY OF
~ REAY-YCEK -SA'fI FL v HOFFMAN ,-sinst AN
DREW WILSON. JAMES II. CObuRN snd JOHN ".
COBUNN Assiglecs a. andrew Wilson Robert u CobuTn
seosc entitled c. Dc n ls above eued action tie
70 daY Mnfc ZOE f-c hrr.er sYp-lutec - eud by t.o
lnlgfGel Or toe 'rrcncg ard CsTryifr lu ~ 20
sneh juaguons " Sc az Public A-c oa q no Merctsiis
1862 j. O'clock noon. tir -gl james 81 Miller, Real
tale hIC oIrfT al DE Glowing aeiclbe- e44eL1d PIE
misses with tha fp1rfcr tr~rtr nat 10 % sGy:
thst a-ts bearing date the List dsy %
daoo 1851. Nlciety G!arEi.s j.. 1Gr- rad tie eei1
Same uosaln dd foui.a lssie anl i4rrat INTO tic
IA iuIeT Nli..1 j GO ia cT~cu.1fs stmG,s,ratcf,
tie rem. fhs41 and hefsElsr descf4.si
with apT iol aid daring @nc t4 the fIi end
snd term NJ rsaty yesrf ron ne hs Of Nay 100
fo5 Eve hHllct losleff, pas i-l9 feui'
spnh.!s. lich ei1et certein
ie Ten-wt thereof end he Thereof, 1y
sef.r-et tlrfo al spptsr aur which promises oe
sc,ihd follows Wit AL TIA, lsr %. Of lad with
seo oud tgsta. yiis. AID being Ia tla Nine
t,enth ~ Of ts cy 81 Hrw-York srd on tie westerly
siGs u vim md corsnus snt oracT1o "a 1IoW
Eou cnT 90 cmt Sue westerly side 81 tle fAth
sve8u 1sHu igon-y 1--we sct and i've inches snuihr-y
from ha ssgiFe-te consr o. tin avenue AID tp!ty-
td street DBL 'tclce soLlcsy along tho vs,eIlY sids
Sfths fifi eve tverty fgt Tres thence rcaiey a abel
with f-fty.ihfa street, and pIt ~ way through The
e.atsr o. . fsscy usl hgnd-d sid two feet tetcc
1oTthl v Pea W..h .hc 4lth avenue. tven I've 'ect
ADD thsace ee parallel viii FVfy nld s.f,st, eld {
Of to- 10y srrl te cefr~ O. party: one hrldre
ire t.e V,t.-ly SIDE o! INC t4'h aFent tue
psce hegrui0e. ccailng - width s. iont and trsr
fEssy.pe feet i depa each side ons uunsfri a1c
.ygo feet 70 r Wits Ell 10 singular he ecilc,s veges
sD .orarrt1 ccct gi12 bnd -so t Ttasis
of rep.v Al sd lease cd enc becclts thereof tuo-
; how .ss. o. the rrs covenants reserved ano con.
t.;,si IA SD igfnrIe O. es.r Dated Ncg ork. Mrych
*. 1862. s. Jc.fs Zee e 20 w 90" o.
H. L Ftrcrra. pii4 Ai'y No. ~ Bfoad"ay n. l.
ElLG 2sgS sia4r
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.ppREVE COURT-CITY AND COUNTY

CUPRENE COURT.-ClTY AND COUNTY
3 - NLV.YC1 K.--5AlftEL v HOFFMAN,, ss-.lst
Nv c9s1fsS 6.s s u II ASds S~ %a' ,i-
-1sx ii. Co5u-a. Ct DIDO In p1.sa.-ee q
0iement q tie shayeent.s.ed C9ari, 90 IN the
entitled tcion I'd d. o. March. IL }, tn.
sapp ,.el e end tys I'D joguc,' ioT ;lC l-rpc.r a.
'lg end ,G1tll. into erect s1cl Judgment "lA = u ~
rs s0cl or. ~ ttr hsrritnH kx.sLFc w tlt City Of
y BE- az tle l.l dsy Apr. 1862 - O'Clock rorl
8. Jog ee.c-et ..--sL5d psei-.,. rth te app rCi
thero t4t .i % Say; Al tst tra irde'are o.
e.se Ocs -s'C tle hrt o.y February. 1907 whereby
ulyile D. Io.l.n and be ssid samuel v Holman q. z
L. frc.1.cFf 1tHf q q e.. ffe sHs
ttss-il t1d i- ie- DE- ittl Nth 80 rea ir
Jr1g end rDli TIRE i1l cod q .lty- cre
.ol .-s Dos oly u AAsf tt .of tue yearly ftat 81!
sin cpyrfso's 20 tlo ss lassof sia TO ll1
.tren - oF ff-reics Thereto will appear, a. which
,-etr,sG go diced "a l1.l.Na g. wit;
~ mai et'c DO ~ sld wish the building thereon siu-
tsv.a 'fk spo ~ e hrr 80 o. rc-g e-o.d street
ret~efn " -a lo Sikh avenues ard ctrfl-lsr ara De-
sfi3s- - ~ p~s; n1eI,ing ne us.Iitry s1o =
fS,iy = - ciA-nt tga inGdftd rod tyoue lot
q flr RI 87c-rs sni eeo-d go, 5rst,S tf|.
Nsftcfly dong rcf hsriy ado oi Fftr-scorY s.re-
frf1F e.. Hi tt iehffi Ue-or Ltrileriy I'D t1rlei
w1 tf i. -s 1ue tpts'.af ttoagl ho middle q ualty
ls DO t- tHsure csrir q s~ with Fcftv s.os tre..
ret tr1 ten tnrtfai snt tbsucs soufhsy -. al
gi De ara e7etaf trassls ltouEa The Center u uartv
I'D h-ufao fse end .so iactes. the psre or L..
.arFg etall.o b'l pr,az 40 ssp az cogensrt
in fsfd ieas- contained end brnefla Thereof st
cwFf~ Or Dee fe-is and cover ants reserved and con
ALI ~ 40 iocuiuIe O. to.e-pdcf kew-l Ok. Marca
~, {. JONES Retire.. 80 iof Bfosdrsy
2. T. f'rc srl r!as A:telrsy, No. rs brsadHey.
ms
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HENRY c. SCRlLNER, REAL ESTATE
j 4 ANp CENTRAL AUCTION Pr, sslsuoom. No. ~
Nssg1 % ee d0cs south o. hce.maL IT. fsr,icnlu a..
s3tion fr- .siog a. Pea .s'e S.oct BOrd.. uones
C4u Furniture snd Mere t1ohe gcrsIsliy eib,I - the
sale c-vlsrH. Real Estse. StoCks N.ssos &C.
V 't cold .f tar NeTcrl1tf EgchsEge. Vbrn eeu,d.
Gfer.n.cs; r. u fftWn, esq, Pr-'1oeut Mechnrls sd
Traders taLki rdeck X Lee esQ, Prriideit Suy v~s'nt
f;e lnsaIsrc, Co.. Isaac O. tke esq Prssileu, B4isels
re Il.eIlne. 90. Join Laey en- 10 ~ LIooneat
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GoparinersI)ip uotites.

DrcsOI .UTION.-Tho copartDership hereto.
/ ais ing under the and fsm Of JEROME,
~ Co Is fbis day dissolved by pntoal
will sign 10 hqIddSiynDsiea NeSYor 3lsi
sssn1 ~ 49, s A. q. JEROME,
"~~'T ID. VI. FIIZHi Gil, JR.,
J. Il. JENhINS.
rosrIcsI-Tbe nnder ssed viii continue the stock Com
In 81 al No 20 Exehbn.c place toiret o!pe
ss.ssDsd by J. Van Setback (-Ne~Yoik Aprl1 i6R.
so"'P A. q JEROME.
coPf lRTNERSrlIP The undsr,gned have formed e
Inc, lship, under The Of FlfIhUOh JbNhlNS
5~sNl continue DE Stoc Commission business u No. %
ger-st.-New-Yo ora, April = 1872
u. II. FTlZp UGB, JR.,
j. Z. JENhiNS.
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sIStarUEE ALsAs.

SuEfi'u.s..5;3i iSes......"..o;3l nooa-hses a;0s
vATEa
Sand. Hook, 1:50 Gov lEsud ei0 Hsllja.s.. al
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the market At the outside Board, late 10 the day,
the market continued very rm with sales of 500 Erie
at 81 and Galena at 6sl The closing prices were:
U. Is, 1884, Registered, 92i e92l; U. 8. &c, 1891
Coupons, ai a93.; Treasury Notes 100 per cent?,
9Ja @9s!; American Gold, l02. alO2i; Tennessee
State 6s, 55i o56; Missouri State 6s, 5l35l Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, 99I a99i New.Ymk Cen
tral Railroad S3l 1881; Erie Railway 81 o37s; Erie
Railway Preferred, 6Iia62; Hudson River Rail.
road, 3Ct a36li Prairie du CHEN Railroad, q a2S;
Reading Railroad, i2l; Michigan Central Railroad,
99i; Michigan SouhenI, 22j 023; Michigan Southern
Guaranteed, 46i Qitl; Illinois Central Railroad,
Gii 0Cls; Galena and Chicago Railroad, GSSGsl;
Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad, 45i aiGi; Rock
Island Railroad, 55i q SCI
Tie markell 6rm for foreign bills, without much
activity. Leading sterling ia held at lt2l 9ll3, with
10 s'ales above lI23. Francs are 5.O5a5.OO.
FreiSbis continue to decline, and rates IRE again
lower. To Liverpool, the engagements are l2l 900
bnsb Corn at I'D. in bulk; $4,000 DO. Wheat q. "a
o.d. III bags 1900 bbls Flour ut H.. lie. ID; 500
psgs Lard and 1000 do. Bacon at 5s % iuns Tai
low al l5si 100 bbls. Hair at 22s. 3D.. 800 tcs Beef
al 3D., and per neutral vessel go boxes Bacon a. l7s
'' ~ NV ""ir' iiiO" Oh pflFAlc ltiinb' Az hVh-
don, 200 bCls. Flour at is. Cd by American and L.
I'd. by a foreign vessel; 300 boxes Bacon at Co.,
800 tee. Lard at 20s. To Glasgow, 40 Lbds. Shout
deTs al 2ls. Sd. To Bremen 100 bids and IS bbls.
Proyisi' ns at Ola. 81. In charters we hear of only
a Bremen bark Of 800 tuns, from Havana to Fal-
mouth for orders, at IS Is. &C.
The businets OF the Snb-rGeasury wss: Receipts,
S.2J,eSJ O0-fog CudOlus $lgtCC0: payIneuts
S6i5,5t6 90; Balance, $685., 500 g.
The earnings Of The Cbicsso and Northwestern
Railway Company for the fiscal year ending March
81, 1862 and 1861, were:
1862. 1881. Increase
Patsengers $50 80 l9 81 ~ 50 s.. JsJ3
ilri.hI, Mails Gc... 3i0530 10 So $50 n 5g593BD
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5Glcs tn AuCilon.
p ~. Lu'Iov. AUc'ioreer.

n. Lu-iov. Auc'ioreer.
I UCTION SALE OF MANILA ROPE,
~ CANVAS, OAkUM aIAAiNGS REFUSE from
BRASS FURNACE, by oid-r VI ISAAC HENDERSON,
Navy ssenL
H. h.. LUDLOW Co vii eel 4 s-c,ior or FRIDAY,
Apl a, 100, 60 u oclork he Nsvyi.Id bTooIyn.
Id MANILA BOPL. SPOUT rJJ pcuAds
Oh CANVAS. sboli 80 p.nId4
ohhIN SfAhtNIs. tba-t u. pp pounds
OAKtM d T. about ~ zoo pound.
About 90 load. kt 4 r ircI BRASS FURNACE.
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ". WLsr-

~ CUTT Aschoslrr.
r 100 worth ~ 1evsut
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PAINTINGS,
DEONIES fAEiAr End 8AkBLt GROUPS. tc.,
To Do soil a. Alei.a MS DAY, inc,daJ a. o'clock pre-
cssly NJ ls5 NsI 2stfi btt~rrn 1th sd th .tvs,
upris1s tbe egre contents 81 hs above h,csss house,
which elegantly loftl,he1 hrou shout the paors s IL
Ro-eVcod yferft PianoFoue r.h Cti-S ivor Vac.
Cut GisSs So Fs.or CLr Der, sld Dining Room fgTl.-
tare o. erv descri rtiyr ti!ctly wltt9@ r~srge
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AUCTION HENWARE
4 I'D OLAsoWARs.-ry ROBFRc HAiOOCk. o.
TIL RSpAt. ATi d. si 10 o'clock 81 bis store No i0 Lib.
rrv-. f.uE c0ais credit l1 crete. lite Granite f. d
Coz Ware; ~" rtres test lisurh F.ibt Gtss
ZOO lkga Boston Flint 0a h,aic Co. ~ cases de
risr D.as; 80 pkgs AntIcaa Dissf Illlbler O0bc.i.
Lalnps ChlnnIel. Sc.
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iEAOVAL and CHANGE Of NAME.--The
banssa bo'slof re co,dncted By s. Bridges Co. ~ 20.
mtland Il viii b. cont upsj by the p1-iirs here
under the arm Of BRIDGES LANE, q $40. so Court
So cerDer 81 JireuWiclstNCw-Y0Ik March ~, iobA
LBERT BNIDGES, JOEL & LANE.
Tie FIRM Of SAM'L WILDE x SONS,
bsiDg DISSOLVED by 5eaih of sANL WILDE,
no bAsnes l boz conducted by The suyiylg partner,
sretelofe, uulsr Use nsue and style OF
SAarL WILDE'S SONS
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-29
Disloyalty in St. Louis.

THE EIKcrIoN AT FHE MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
The sympathizers with secession in ST Louis
ara elatsd ut the result of the election yesterday
for officers of the Young Men 8 MeFcan.''e IN
brarv Association. The contest, as IL wen
known, turned upon the election OF certain ON
GERS whose proclivities were well known, sou,
as the result proved, affords quite reliable 'es'
of the amount of latent rebellion stili IN our
midst. Both tickets were styled Union neae.''
and the partisans of each proclaimed 'hat 'ne'rs
was the strongest Union ticket. "A pima man
however, need not have been deceived IN relation
to the facts. The " regular y ticket men IN
sisted that /" politics should be kept out OF tho
Library" which, in vast majority OF cases,
meant simply tolerance OF treason. Inc rea'
intrusion of politics commenced months ago oy
the disunion clement. Their continuance OF an
open and notorious advocate OF treason as llbra'
riau, manifested whittier their affections tended.
Their marked insult to very distinguished
lecturer and divine, and tho discrimination
against anti-slavery authors and books, have
told the story Of their halfsuppressed treason.
The affair assumed an unwonted Importance,
and the struggle was very keen. Both sides had
enlisted hundreds Of new members as voters, and
vast amounts of money were spent IN furnish
ing the means Of electioneerng The present
officers gave to the constitution very narrow
Interpretation as to the adnittance OF new
members, claiming that none but actual bona
tide proprietors or clerks in meacantlle pursuits
could be admitted to membership. This was
intended to keep the affair as much as possible
in the old hands. Bat in spite of this, and with
amazing inconsistency, boys of seven were ad-
mitted, one of whom set the house in u roar by
sta ting thnt :" he was clerk at the Geological
Museum ''--.lccding the monkeys, l suppose.
Draymon who could barely write their names
were introduced as proprietors, steamboat men
being admitted while school teachers were re-
fused. A curious stranger formed very unta.
vorabe opinion of the mercantile community OF
st. Louis from the motley assemblage collected
inside of the hall from noon until Z. NJ Eli
Their the merchants of st. Louis are very Or
binary class. or they were very badly represent
ed on yesterday. g here's yonr white man y
ticket" Says one. Down with she abolition
lists and niger .stealers,' cries another
"There are my colofs," says third, placing a
white ticket between two red ones, with jeers.
taunts, and squibs about saving the Union. y
These and a hundred other riotous. and disloyal
expressions caunot but give to an appropriated
mind a poor opinion OF the patriotism Of the
St. Louis Mercantile Library.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-29
A DAILY FREEMAN

VIA be published at this Office until further
.aorice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
@cady Cor the mail West, and the stages that
&caye Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
she ;uorniag in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest Geographic
news to the time Of going to press.
The Terms will be,
500 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
ANAL subscribers and those taking the paper from
she Office
$500 per year, Or III ,25 for three MONTHS to
village subscribers-paper delivered at their
cases or places of business.
advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Ordere are solicited. C. w. WILLARD.
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His hearts, ch, I'd that strikes for God.
Al ever 4 Christian's should.
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE FIR EEMAN
7 O'CLOCK s, A. NJ
IRON WASHINGTON,

January q.
The bill introduced in the Senate bv v,
W ilson provided among other thingHtba,
Brevet commissions shall not carry with than
increased pay or emoluments-that the act "
August last increasing the pay of priv,-
shall not be construed to increase the nav a,
commissioned oficers-that all regmental band,
he mustered out of service, and sixteen MN.
cjaps be allowed to each brigade for tax Of
10 per cent on all compensat'nns in the militia,
and naval service.
Fewer soldiers are now seen at Washing,r
than at any previous time since the commenc..
ment of the rebellion. owing to the execution
of a recently promulgated military oroer
Bishop Ames and Hamilton Fish have sign.
fed their acceptance of their appointment; b7
the Secretary of War as Commissioners to yisit
and relieve the prisoners of the United STATS
in the hands of the rebels