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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
TO CIDER DRINKERS.

ENRST. Buy the Cider! Let it stand until it
Il acquires the desired sharpness taste. Then
dissolve III it the sULPHITE OF LIME, which will
stop further fermentation, and preserve TO it the
same tasis and quality throughout the Winter.
The " SULPHITE OF LIME is sold in bottles
continuing the exact quantity for barrel Of Cider
by T. II. LOGAN 4 CO,
and LOGAN, LIST & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
oct "a Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-31
A WAR HYMN.

TuoU who ordafnest, for the lands salvation,
Famine, and fire, and sword, and lamentatiOn,
Now unto Thee lift our supplicAtion,-
God the Uuion
BY the great sign, foretoId. of Thy Appearing
Coming in clouds while mortal men stand fearing
Show us, amid this smoke of Lattle clearing,
Thy chariot nearing!
BY tine brave blood that hoxeth like "A river,
lIurl Thou thunderbolt from ont Thy CULVER!
Break Thou the strong gates! Every fetter SILVER!
Smite and deliver
Stay Thou our foes. or turn them TO irrisiOn,-
Till, through the blOodred Valley OF Decision.
Peace on our fields shine, like prophets vision,
Green aud elysian
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The way the Soldiers Vote.
Prom the St. Clairsville Chronicle.

Our Belmont Boys in the 18th Regiment
held MI election at Crab Orchard, Ky, on
the day of our State election. The vote
was on Representative. The following is
the result.
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The following is the vote of our boys in
the 08th Regiment:


There were many absent from tho COM
panies, or the vote would have been much
larger
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mTHE STARS AND sTRIPEs.

immense fuss about the old flag. They
speak of defending it as if it were about
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

w. THE MEMBERS OF the Guards
w. Fire Company are requeStedt TO meet at the
Hose House to-day st two O'Clock P. NJ, to attend the
funeral Of our late brother member JAMS BUToRP-
Punctual attendance is requested. Members Of the
Hope, Rough aud Ready, and Independent companies
are invited 70 join in procession.
JOHN A. JACKSON, LIST Director.
EDwARB WEsGBRBIR, Sec. oct5l
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THE MEMBER!

w. THE MEMBERS of the Hope
SAzSa Fire Company reQuestedto meet at the
Hope Hall to-day one o'clock. Z. NJ. in full uni-
form, to attend the funeral Of JANIS BUEoRD of the
Guards Company. BY order
oct31 ". NJ. WILKINS, Ist Vice Director.
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FALL g. WINTER TRADE.

FALL & WINTER TRADE,
Alexander Heyman,
NO.I37 Main Street,
Is NOW OFFERING to the public the hrEr''.
/ richest, and choicest stock Of
DRY GOODS, CARPETS AND FURS
to be found West OF PhiladelPhis-
Being carly in the market. Ilpi f'yaral- no
tunities 10 make M selections fro' thu iu.i -'>'
of importers and commission houses, rec"i'sE -
vantage very obvious. rs can demonstrate o. a.!
| rapidly increasing trade
IN DRESS GOODS.
have greater variety 0f fabrics aud novelties
If the season than can he found II any other r-Al
] Uand-o.ne Fancy silk, splendid Colarei More A
tigus, BrOche AngiAis- Fabrique de Pans v,.--
VelOurs, Lama LustTes. Nalrac!'.s- EriI-, RI RI
| Morinoe=. French Cassimerss. All VOL is.'---'
plain and Figured all wool Plaj1s fr Chliir5'
Wear, Shepherds Plaid, BouibaZlue-- Al -
Mourning Goods. Rich Poplins CobuiE q Rs, "
LANES Ginghams, AMI English, French AID AiTi-l-
IN CLOAKS AND SHAwLS,
10 which branch pay close attention. Hl'>ia- .
one Of the leading branches OF my bushes, -.
row 800 of the choicest new fashion Co.'S
handsomest styles and 500 neve-t -iy t. o.
Winter ShaWlz, which are the most il-l "a
desirable goods Of the season, aud The nr-T-
most attractive styles, all Uf which "a-L -
prices to Sst0nish my cu-t"mer-. lsv 49, -.
will be offered cheap during The next 'llt'. :.
IN CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. AND H..
have a larger variety Of goods than ca lz'
anywhere here. Also in
FLANNELS AND LINSEf>.
which offer now at prices to please e's.l.''''
DOMESTIC GOODS. -.
The greater portion Of my h@avy ~ -. A.
were purchased during the months o. JOY =.
gust and have no hesitation in saying u
and will offer rare inducements 70 II! -.
My stock combines all the leading style. OF 80.
such as Brown and BIeached Nu-In-- stf.PT|- f-.5.
ing, Canton Plannels, Denims, PFih'''
Cambria rr.5e-.
800 pairs white Bed Blankets. at diiefeni-
100 pairs Grey Blankets, Of regulation "''-
FURS, FURS, FURS. .v,,.
My stock is such, in point Of vir.ey ~ - Pai.-
prices far surpazses any other stock We. 49,.
deIphia- and embraces Russian sable -al-N -,
Pitch, and other leading style, Nlft9t. ..- n,
and NiufIs, cheaper than ever, AM y
largest stock eTSPPfisTsd in this city
Wholesale Department.
would particularly call the atieniioIH ssTpss.r
chants 10 NV extensive stock on han = anu ~
invite an examination Of my goods anu 20
purchasing elsewhere ,,-,,,N
ALEXANDER HE1 W S,--s,.
oct % la' NAN -
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WEST ALEXANDER ACADEMY.

TTNHE WINTER SESSION OF 20 weeks will con-
l mence on Monday, the "a of November For
particulars enquire of JOHN C. HERVEY,
oct3l-2tE Principal.
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MARYLAND q LOUISVILLE LIME.
.lnO BBLS. MARYLAND AND LOUISVILLE
AOO Lime for sale by
oct29 p C. HILDRETH BRO.
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Wanted immediately.

ENoUR GOOD BLACKsMITHs to work on Gov
L eminent Wagon Work Liberal Wages will be
paid. Apply AT corner Of 18th and Clay streets.
oct 24tL JOSHUA BODLBY.
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A LARGE AssORT JENT OF FINE HAVANA
n Cigars just received at the Odd Fellows Hall
Drug Store. Oct=9 Z. BOOKING, Agent.
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TO LADIES.
HExPFrELp R.1Lso,p OFFICE.

Washington, pa, Oct 81, 1852.
A n election for seven Directors OF the II mp6eld
N Railroad Company, will he held at the office Of
said Company, In Washington on the CthIrd Mon
day. 18th day of November next.
oct29.3t JOSEPH HENDERSON, Sec'y.
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NOTICE,

Custom HOUSE, WHEELING, Va, Oc'. -, ls62.
II EREAFTER all appl cations for Permits mus
II BE- presented before i've o'clock 2. n. Of eaci
DAY. THOS. HURSBROOK,
Oct3O2t Surveyor Of Customs.
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FT,OVTR
,rrcE PRovOsT MARSHAL GENERAL FOR Va

OFFICE Provost MARSHAL GENERAL FOR Va,
Wheeling, Oct. ~. 1862.
'INHE soldiers described below reported De-
serters, and the usual reward will Ice paid for
their apprehension ana delivery the undersigned
or to the Commander of the Post h New Creek, Va.
JOSEPH DARR, JR-,
Mai and T. NJ G for Va
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HAIR, NAIL, TOOTH AND CLOTH BRUSHES,
Fellows Hall cct29 z. BOOKING, Agent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-17

Blsnscur Peter Palermo 6 b ST. c. 1895 Co. l3b7n
BIS, l234 liz
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conoyer John. Pctersburgh IS o. sb g. Il2b5o
Chanard John do lots 4 S 6 block l2
Casney ihemasJ fourth % BIT = 6 GO 60
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Caavier Charles NV 90 l.6
CoOk Henry, Palermo u IL lelsb9laI lis
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-17

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

TIKI ENpIRE BRIGADE.-A meeting was held last
evening at the headquarters Of the Empire Brigade
No. 81 Fulton street, Brooklyn, for the purpose OF
making arrangements to aid in procuring funds to
meet incidental expenses not provided for by Gov
eminent. A number of prominent citizens attended.
General T.. S. Crooke was called to the chair.
Alderman Rufus II. Beknap was appointed Secre-
tary, and Dir. Arthur G.. Benson Treasurer.
General Splnola having stated the object for
which the meeting was called together, Mr. f. w.
Fiske moved the selection of a Committee, with
power to appoint other committees from their mum
Der AS circumstances might require.
The motion was carried. and the following gentle
men were selected as the Committee:
J. s. I. SrnntL,m /. y. Wynaa. Edmund Drugs. f.. A..
Lambert Alexander NJ White. o. Lowe, S. L. Hustled G..
r Smith. Jane, humphrey. w. NJ. Harris A. +. Campbell
John H. Funk Il. ". Fske to which tho Chairman, Gen.
Crooke Mayor KabAeish and the Secretary Of the meeting
were added
Gen. Spinola stated in answer 10 question, that
some 300 or 100 men were now enlisted, and that he
felt confident Of having between 1000 or 1900 men
enrolled within 80 days.
The Committee is " meet again at the same place
this evening.
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DIED.

BUSHIn this city Tuesday June ~ at his late resi-
deuce No s. Leroy street the Hon Jane, w Bush. mem
Der ofhe 5th Assembly District 10 the t6h year Of his
The relatives AID friends Of the family. the members Of
Assembly and members OF the Bedford street +. Church
tie respectfully invited 70 attend bis funeral On Fnday 2tn
Inst, a. Il O'clock q W. from tho Bediordstree NJ Il.
Church. corner Of Bedford ana Morton streets
BAIDWfN-In Tarrytown on Tuesday June "a the resi-
denee Of mis- sou-nlaw Chss b. fosact David T. Baldwin
in the 6sth wear II biz age.
his funeral ut ST. Barthoomew's Church corner lafayette
place and Great Jones street Friday morning the 2h
inst, at 10 O'Clock, without further notice.
RROWN-On Wedne,day. June Is, Ann Jane. youngest
daughter Of Mr. gorouel Brown aged year and months
IT., relatives and friends Of thu am and those o. her grand
1nnes fror the re- ideacs Of her mother No Ia ron
street, broosly n. day. 1t = O'CLOCK
CURRIEa ihs city or Tuesday. Iure y Wnl II. CurEe
sn1'!v- OF Dublin aged - years ana o days
CURrIs-n this city Monday. June 30 Matthew young
Of Michns ard Eliza Curtis, ssed yoaFs and
mouths.
pOWNING-ln Brooklyn on Tuesday June "a MABEL, opl,
daughter o. A. T. aud = Downing eyed years 3m0Hsh
ard % days.
FIyCIlIn Nev-.Yos Civ Tuesday. June ~ Of Pglno
nary dls-s,e rgeug Hines, at the residence o. he
Grandmother, Mli Philip Young ais' OAva BLOWN men
Faacr,I service, on Friday 2;t inst al p M at Chr,
Cl1-ri nhr Rev Herry finch. R-corl Shrewsbury N )
Ci,rirea Onto snd New Ofleeu- papers plesse copy.
HUBBARD H. thl, city on Monday June g. Id"ard J'h
Hubbard .oe = pa. ,sd h'. ma C5S,.'' i"o''
san fflncisco, Co.. papeis please copy
YrRRY-On Mordav June o. William Thomas SOW Of tn
,to aeb aud Susan Kifoy aged 20 years month and g
daNs.
Baltimore and Toy pspers please cory.
LAsON-kilei in the late battle CT Hanover Cour House
Va. June. 1852 james Lason. aged ID yesfs.
james ss private ia Com Any 9;h Regiment u > Cs'
asv IL cai,ed ia tle u.orth 81 August 1907 ct an1'
too Sclbca County n l.; 10 which place rs s'9st az
relatives rr.dc lie died rather haa surfrudcr 70 tie s"cb
irsse defender o. flag Msy bis ssLes re, Ia peace
qUe Chd.tisn Messenger wil Ileaso copy.
POVERs-ln this city. Tuesday, June 81 Henry young
o., n Of Louis Abby Power aged wear aid 10 days
WELLS Ia tbs city, GA Fiidsy, June 20, J. Fsrchu'
No.s esq ~ the $1th year Of HE aye.
NER-WiAa8l Nauel. Of cJrge'don OF the Luz g.
sgef - yr'u
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T'l,e EshiIndcluhin Esnres.

FTTlIUT.TH \ " IIT'sIF0- JTT7 - DO
The second days racing, which, owing 10 the
leayy rain on Tuerday, wns postpoued, came oil
20 DAY. Two races were @ uCunCe' for decision:
lwo.rne heat race for purec Of $500, AID the Con
tincnal Hotel premium. ladies' gift, worth S'Oo
The hrst race was won ensily By ldlcwid m two
straight hcitt, heating West RoXbury and Avn
lancle lime 300 ana &C. Wes' Roxbury Wa
drawn after 10, first heat. Tie Tor toe Indies
prze is indelritcly postponed. owing 10 the owner
u horse, entered declining TO allow them TO start ~
the heavy rlippery condition of the track. Heavy
Thunderstorm es Zen ~ il,eryal5 daring tho after
noon, and the Judge announced the races postponed
mt Friday aad Saturday, 10 allow thc tract 2
chan,e for Improvement should the weather clear
up. There was very good attendance on tee
ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
WARMED.

ANDERSON-GOLDING-In wilhsmsburgh, on Tuesday.
June "a by the Rev j. L. Peer assisted by the Rev T.
Bouome. William Anderson TO Esther NJ Goldug
COFFIN-SLOC UM-On Monday June %. by the Rev.
frederick @. Clark Charles y. Colfn to Nss Phebe s.
SlocUm.
ELLIsON-wILsON-Int hi, city, Wednesday. June 25,
1862 Ia Trinity Church. by the Rev r. Ogsy Mr. Berja.
min Ellison Of this city to Miss Jane A. Wilson Of Wood
bridge, N. j.
HULBERT-TORREY--O Tuesday morning. June q, BY
the Rev John " Beach Edwin 81 Hubert to Miss Emma
A. Tortsy. both OF this city.
Cortland papers please copy.
JoNEs-WRIGHT- On Tuesday June a. by the Rev; NJ. S.
Hutton Chas W Jones 20 Macy Louisa second daughter OF
James Wright all Of this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brooklyn, on WedGesd1y June
IS, by the Rev William T. harr, Nathaniel hetchum 70
Jane f.. Benton. all of Brooklyn.
ROSE-DURYEA--On Tuesday jane "a. by the Rev : -
Aeger Abraham Rose jr Of Jers-y City 70 Miss sareh
M daughter Of Whitehead Duryea, esd OF Flushing Long
Island.
TOTrEN - TOTEM 800 In Tottenvile, Staten Issrd, on
Wednesday, June 49, by the Rev. n. Nanssnd James J.
Totten to Fannie r. Totem daughter OF r. j. Totteo esq
all OF the above place.
WEED-SMITH-on Tnursdsy June 10 by the Rev Peter
STRIKER. Seth Chauncy Weed OF New Canaan. Conn TO
Msi Jennie Amsls Smith Of NewYoTk City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

Fi,l UonsEs DRowSED.-The Warren AsfocI
alton Of Firemen, Of dis city, made an excursion,
Yesterday, to Bath, in a mammoth stage drawn by
zen horses, from the stables OF the Broadway aud
Twenty-Ihird street Stage Co. On their return,
last evening, while going aboard the ferry-boat Of
the South Ferry, on the Brooklyn eide. the leading
hors.s became frightened at TIE hallooing made by
the boat hands, giving orders abost their
being put on the right or lett
sid. Of the boat. The deck hands, it
stated by member of the Association who was by
the tide Of the driver endcavored TO lead the hoIses
to one side Of the boat when the six leading horses
started furously carried away the boats chains and
their supporting stauncheons and jumped into the
river. Five Of the horses were drowned, one only
being recovered with much difficulty. The wooden
staucheoas arc stated % have been Of very rotten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
MAIL COMMUNICATION WITH FREMONTS
ARMY.
REBEL PRISONERS.


MlDDLETowN, Va, Wednesday. June rs, 1852.
The mail arrangements for the army in the field
have been recognized. Letters for Gen. Fremonts
Headquarters whether from Washington, New
York, or the West should all be directed Martins
burgh, and will be forwarded from there
All letters for the army under End with Gen. Ere
mont, except those for headquarters, should be
addressed Winchester. Letters for other distrcts in
the department to be sent as heretofore Postmastes
and others TO take care Of s direction, which ID by
order of Capt. Gaudng, Chief QuarIermaster in the
field, under whose charge the mails have been
placed.
PHILADELPHIA, "wednesday, June p. 1862.
About 800 prisoners taken by Gen. Fremont III
the Valley of the Shenandoah went through this
evening. Mott of them were left by Jackson on his
retreat being sick Their destination is unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
The Canal Board.

ALBAST, Wednesday. June %, 1862.
Tie Canal Board to-day removed Henry Van
Week, Division Engineer Of the Middle Division,
aud appointed john c. Goodseli in his pace The
Board also removed NJ. 4. Kimball and W. II. IL.
Geere, Resident Engineers of the Middle Division,
and appointed Ogden Fdwsrts to take charge Of both
residences. The Board also removed T.. i. Rogers,
Collector Of Corning, and appointed Thomas hcBir-
noy to the place. Canal Commissioners Virgin and
Skinner voted against all changes, except in the Gaze
II Mr.. Rogers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

AITOEssy GENKBAI's OFTICH, JuIs q ibt'.
Su L. my opinion OH . 18th inst. the question o. the
nom comsnd OF the Fourth Regiment Of Kansas Noun
and consolidate that regiment with other kan,ss troops
referred that section Of the Of I'D July tsscon t
which directs the Of rlg vacancies iu TIE company
and legmenia Offices Of regiments organized under tAG.
RECOGNITION a the CONSTITUTE, nal iion 70 tue S'rfes
tie right appoint officers OF such regiments NJ refer
provision ere, iucid ta and Tor the pul
States issue missions TO ocers elected did not
by the sr1otes implication confer them the power a. de-
1icers who had been regularly commits stoned ard e
Gel ed into the service OF the United States
But did not 20 refer to that section Of the st % July
% 1851 providing the method by which vscancie n
pay and ynents Offices to be filed FOR by the ID
section Of the net OF Aug 9, 1861, chap yil that section il
repealed In these words.
lat yacanccs hereafter occurring among tie c0nml,.
ucl officers Of the volunteer enouts shall tie hl 81 ne
Of the States respectively. In tie
Ii.ia appointments. And much Of the lWh
c approved July p. 1851 j. Ae,w be
and .he ssme is hereby repealed"
This provision elso in recognition Of TIE corft
rc,eryson referred 70. Of furnishes The rule oy which
vacancies in the oce oil volunteer 70 be hel
and add does than the secoE :; Tepesls.
the Governor who make such sppoinae Dtf the
power % d, qoso the ofcors appointed
This paHaton hich In wise effects he point
learn that the pubcaon Of single paragraph Of that opinion
hs. crss.d The Impression thai The 10Th frio- Of TIE
2ld july 1872 Is regarded tho existing re tor thrg
csici~s company end rosiu entail Offices Any who
reads the whole the oprou referred to will that tle
slson TO That section not made oT thst pafpose BIT
Robinson could sn,'su the he claimed ban sir
ycsy res setiully. your nhedent servant
EDWARD BATES. Attorney .GereTti
T. Hon T. Ri STANTON, Secretary OF Wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

the oath of allegiance ordered that no election for
municipal officers should be held to-day as arranged
for
This morning he issoed proclamation, declaring
the city under martial law and retiring the old city
officers whose terms have expired.
Gen. Viele has found it necessary to adopt this
course, in consequence of the numerous petty
disturbances between the Union men and Secs
sionists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
ERGM LOUISVILLE.

PRIsONsENT OF WOMEN USED Asi FOOL Shy
TIiE REBELS.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Wednesday June o. 1852
Ia the United States Court, in the case OF Z" Ed
rund whose master had permitted him to work
On the Rebel fortifcations at Fort Donelson, Judge
Ballard declared the negro free.
Gen. Boyle, commanding the United siates forces
" Kentucky has ordered the Provost Marshal Of
ts city 70 iii up house in proper manner Tor the
mpfisormcnt Of Rebel women VINO 90 or say any
tng % iucte rebellion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
zJ4P0ETsST EROH ARIZONA.
Occupation of Tucson-1'he Old Flag over
FORT Rreckip~idgo.

sbff
SaS FRAsclsco. Monday. Jrne Q i314.
Gen. Ca..otoa brigade bas entered Arizona. The
s5yaa,c guard, uLder Col. West, reached Tucson
sooai the 18th nit. the Rebels having previously
3'on0Oacd the place. The Stars and Stripes were
s1sin Los,od over the ruins Of Fort Breckinrijge.
WAFmHCToS, Wednesday, june p. 1902.
Tie .oilowing Las been received at the War De
ps-,meut.
sAs FHaScisco jane 10. 1s6..
&c r,cl T. TaoB,s Adyu'ant- Genc'ot'
Gen. Carleton, at Pimos Village. May -, reports
that Col. West took possession Of Tucson, Arizona,
on the 20ib without opposition.
The Rebel troopsfed to the Rio Grande. As soon 90
tie Rebels are pushed away from Messilla, the over
laud mail route win be open from Honolulu, via
Santa f. Fort ThoU, Tucson and Fort Yuma, TO
Sso Francisco. GEoRGE WRIGHT,
Brigtdier. General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

BlsInl, MK y rfr~ DAY june p ~.
Al the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Maine Telegraph Company, holden in this city TO-
day, the following gentlemen were unanimously
elected Directors for the ensuing year: Hiram o..
Alden. James Wife. Belfa. Albert W. Paine,
Jacob A. Smith. Albert IIoltou. Bangor; joseph \.
Beldon Wm. f. Morrill,, Portland; Aaron Hayden,
Eastport; Edward . Biien. Tlomnhon.
AZ n sulseegen meeting of The Directors, Hiram
q. Alden was elected President. ADD Wm. =. Nor
iil was elected Secretary and Treasurer for the on
suing wear.
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King. Couutv R.pu,lican General Committee.

Hing, County Republican General Committee.
COMMITTEE kOoas. no. Couitet., June, loo.
The Nafd ard Town Repuuoan Organizations OF the
Count Of hereby nohed ua aeetns OF oaeh Asso
ion are required held the following places on
THJ KSDAf ENENiNG. Juuc 2f lNo2 from to o'clock
TOY tho purpoe Of thorou ia onrolen Oi tho names OF
voters Ia Isauce Nth Article AAil Section
aud 2 o. the b Laws OF the Republican General Commit
Ward mo i2G Willow-st.
lilo ~ kront-rt.
IIl-No. COUrst
V-Washiu.to Hal Adsmsst.
y-Webers Hotel corner OF Hudsoaay and Pos
pectN.
NI-Assoca ion Rooms Of Clinton and Bal
tic-sts.
yiI-Martin's Store. Clas,ou near Lsfhyetteav
IllI-Berland's Corner l9thst and 4lhav.
IX-ONSer Hill Hotel, corner OF Oates ard Marcy
Mo 90 Boerumst.
XG-Binghsms vacaut Store, Green av., "a door nom
OKlord-st
XII-Scbool House corner OF Court aud Nslsons.s
X,II-Odeon
XlV-No. 2i6 Grand corner OF 9th st.
Ky" Young America" No. 346 Ufandst.
XNf-Uniou Hall, coraor OF Even and Meserole-sts
kblI-Jonefs Hotel
XyIIl-Ala,n's Hotel, corner Of Bu.hwick and Fush.
iug-ays.
XIX-N f. corner Of Broadway and 5th-st.
New tftlecht-House Of ID. G.. Niuslov.
New Lotts-House Of Henry Mixer, 4. n. Y.
Flstbush-Town Hall
Fatands 81 sual place.
Grayessnd-llouse Of Walter Kelsey.
C. W. GODDARD, Prssideat
WILLIAM l.. HUBBELL, Secretary.